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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
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f1Heruru GIelittcro pru New 2IOrt nnp
ancersn ttllihsn Gtapttn eebsn lib Gtcn
wieNer syrks Wibs, i'm 2anre Srirr oui
| iufinren. Qeiper otsbt Go nod INNER 3ei'
tunafu, bic Gui &elpetiabiIitat Nnipruh
maHsn uap rennOh perartise S6Winrsl.
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Jronl 9selie'e tuntrlr.e 3eitun0 rinf Nn.
,sigs, pcriu cute ubrsu III So 90 auae'
bptsu psrrsu. Sin pinffi her ee iiir
m5glh birIt, hab fir eineu fpldsu 9rsis
Elm gutter QrtifrI seIefert ipsrpen fbnnie.
fantte $3.50 an rie 5irma uuo rrbirlt
pafiir cine ubr, pie man lie Stu0ern ais
Spiel,rug fault, iw SSertte ron ca. 0
Gents.
@tenlc perben sahlreite @irfulare
bisrber unb nath ourersn Srten Yerianpt.
Wcrin Der Shrsiber no6aemahtcS ga
ptrrgelo ,u Gpottgrsiien anbistrt, f. tan
i@enp nnlsfrrtiat plb rcr 6cwonptrite
Sanfirr Die Jalf@un8 ntdt ertruurH
fann.
gBer @Iel gcnug III, fiA bura lpl1r unO
GbnliGe Nngebote ;u Gbleabun9 pon @sio
an unbstannte perionsn prrlUfen su lai.
fen, benz sei6tebt rs Ihun re6t, psnn sr
ssb6ria iter'r Sbr esbausu miro. gBsm
absr na6 elmer guten llbr seIiiitst, csr
ftnOst bieie In biefger StaOt bsi 6srrn y.
6. 6UnarIon, WYOming 9IUfnus, U0sr bel
6errn peter !5dttih, 2adawnnna Npcuue,
peI6e fir bic pom ibnen pertanftrn Bha
rem @arantis lsiffn.
Seucr. Qn ben Sano 9ants brad
am Nputag Wcrssn UNI 5 llbr in einrm
Stalle Res Spbn :. gBrl@ elm Seuer aus,
bas beuIsIben In fur;sr 3sit In einen
Rutuenbnufen perwanpelts. Gin biibihss
DUpprlgeIpanu nsbit 3utet5r Ssrbrdnnts
e6enfaas. Der Tescue S6laua 60. ioQ
es 3u perbdnfen Istn, oab cine 9rbBsre
6susrsbrunf 0erbiitst wurts. g8slh's
Ssrlult 1T tDsiIwetIe rur6 SsrfbsrunD
ssbsdt.
0as pcn ELLEN 2lneerfun assi1ns.e
6pl,gsbdupe nabs ber Bride In prcpt,
ceuce wurbe In Der Samfag Nadbt acaru
IL lltr total pur@ Gsufr serltSrt. Oo1'
ielbe purre Don y. un0 Q. Q. SAP ais
5atrit fir psri6iepenr 6ol,arbeiteu be.
uubt uno rrlttsn biele einen 8srlult BON
etpa $500. Der gerlult am @eb6ube ic1 |
fidb auf 81 800 brIaufrn. Die aIte Bride
mar jeitWrile in Sranr, bod srlana se
pas 5susr su I6l6en. DGs 6eusr mar
c6ne 3peIfsl has 0srt sineS Srnnb7tfs
tiers.
&oGIensQuftiCn. Die monatlhc
9lutttun ppn Scranton Soblsn fanb Sprs
lebten WittwoA In Nep- gIorF 1att. g1ir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
.0rcfSirr. .

Gin alter g,raftifus, Der in ber DrefTur unb i'm
S6uIen BON Jtfit. unb 3uspfsrbfn in Deutfd-
lamb cine Ianetdbriee Grfabrung senpB, rmpffbt
lb su GbHIibfn Diem nlfIefmngfH, no fs perlhh9t
pir6.
slu& iif tr er isSsr,eit rrbStis, Rrttuntsr-
rid Su rrtbtilfu.
Seins glsrefs 10 in Der Office bs. VI. ~ sr-
fragen. 1On70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
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fir Dieienissn, psI&s nod elm sutrs Bud su
faufen tpiiuitbsn. Der ilntereitfete pirS pSn
ieBt ab BIS Heuiabr Itin aan,ss Qaaer Son SduI-
bl6srn, rslieiblen Sbriftsn unb llntGrbalmnas-
eitrratur gum 8oIfcnpreile ausptrfaufrn unb la.
bet eabsr eebrfr, prrbieer unb anbrrs ein, bel
tbm pcrjulpre9sn, psun ie biaig sinfaufsu mol
len. 1efm 9afcb Super,
penn Iprnus, netrn brm ygBilbsIn EEL Saus."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08

S6eine sur 8sfSrbsruns Vru gaHasieren SOn
une ndtb allen 8eeenbsn Dsutidlanb5 une Der
S6psi, nit Gampf- OSrr Sesels S6ifFen iiber
antprrpsn, Bremen, 5amburs, Sasrs, liverpool
ie. Al teccutene ermGbigten preiien.
NusSobIunssn pur6 poIfr luwsliunssn turt
ben 9crbeeutl6en 2lppb nadb tem NprbbrutIbrn
9unp, 9airrn, gBirttemberg, 8aStn, SrIIen,
9unmbura ben giirorrduesn, DGnrmarf,
S6peben unb YRprwrsen.
Gjelprr fir unIrre He6nung III 3eutI6lanS
rinbr,ablt, prreen iu Sob Obsr Orsrntpertb in
papisr ppn ilns Uer9iitet.
8plmahten, Wietbs- uub 1dufs Rrntrnftr,
gerrinistr Staatrn pGde &c. auseefrrtist.
Sir ale tur6 ms brprsten GrIRGfte ipirb
garantirt.
6mi9 gBilb. s. lirIrl II. Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
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Gin Saus unb ;psi ba;u scb5rcuSe Gotten,
grIeeen IN petersburg, 10. gBaip.
Sbsnlo cine glnjabl Gotten in @rrm Rieae,
III pfri9ieeensr 9a9e uno ~ annrbmbaren pref
fen.
9Sbsrt ausfunft ertbeiIt Gbas. Dos, penn
ASenue, Scranton. 10n7O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
Serauton Wfarftberi6t.
CBB&rntIidt fir bas ,,gpcbenblatt. cUrrioi,

Gier-6rlI6e, per UuBenb, 35-3S
6leiI9-6Oete S4peine, per pfy .10-t3
S9infen, per plumb, 20-23
Sbultern, 1913
pRdelHsil&, per 8ab, 23.OO-2S.50
Iepfel-per SuI6el, f.25-200
S6niBe, per pfunb, $50
9artpifrln-per BIB. f,fO 100
Seu Timothy u. glover, per SUnnr, 22-25.O0,
Sallen< Sru, per @entner, f.50-t.6O
Strpb, per 3onne, $l2.0U-14.00.
per SHuhsl, l0-l5 Gents,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-02-26
Shooting Tackle.
M. w. LON G..
SUCCESSOR TO J.. ". LELAND,
GU M s M I T Fl
And Dealer in
Shooting Tackle of Every Variety.

RIFLE AND SHOT GUNS made to ORDER and
WARRANTED. Particular attention paid to
Choking Shot Guns to make them shoot thick and
strong Also on hand, the best lot of Skates in
the market. for sale cheap. Odd keys os every
pattern. Key tags and rings for Hotels Powder
of the best quality for Blasting or Sporting Re-
pairing done neatly and promptly. All work
warranted lian-ly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-02-26
Great Improvement in
Artificial TY. Teeth.
DIR. SMELL

I INSERTS Teeth on RUBREK by new process, by
L which the plate is made as thin as metallic
base at the same time the plate is flexible and less
liable to break
This mode insures likewise the certainty of a
perfect lit.
Having purchased the erclasire right to use this
mode in Kennebec county. ! shall be happy to show
is peculiar advantages to any one who needs arti
ncial teeth.
80 Winthrop Street.
Augusta, Jan, 2sth 1870. t29jan-3w&3w0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-02-26

IN HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATIvES Feb. "a,
on the motion TO consider the vote whereby Re-
solve in favor of Wilton Academy was passed 10
be engr0Esed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-02-26

Carefully Prepared Political Articles. Facts, statis
tics, Speeches and Extracts; tull Reports of
the Proceedings of the Maine Legislature;
Reliable Information in relation to mat
ters pertaining to the State Govern
ment; reports of the Doings OF
Congress Local and State
News; summaries of Do
mestic and Foreign
News;
Reports OF the
Markets al Home
and Abroad; well Sc
lected Tales, Poetry,
Agricultural and other inter.
esting and Useful Reading for the
Family; also Cores spondence from Abroad
and original Articles upon subjects Of Gen'l Interest
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Selected Miscellany.
COOKING AND c0URTlNG.
ron no NID.


Dea. Ned no doubt yogl Os Eur su.psI stss1
i've railed against the married state
INT then. Won sce, knew NO better.
] net lovely girl ont here;
v HsF : .oon to S Se-veii, Ned, my dear,
IN ten you Ill nom the beginning.
! went TO aak her out to ride
Last Wednesday-it was perfect weather;
St eajd she couldn't possibly;
The servants had gone Cd together
(Hibernians always rush away,
At cousins funerals to be looking
Pies must be made, and she must stay,
She said. to do that branch OF cooking.
"Oh. let me help you," then cried:
"Tu be 4 cooker, too, how jolly
She laughed and answered with smile:
- All fight; but you'll repent Jour folly,
For shah be tyrant, SIR
So sit down there and don't you stir,
But take this knife and pare that apple"
She rolled her sleeve above her arm an.....
That lovely arm, so plump and rounoeo'
Outside, the morning sun .hone bright
Her little fingers eprinkled nour
And rolled the piecrust up IN mass'
passed most delightful hour.
Mid butter, sugar and molasses.
with deem reflection her sweet eyes s,.5r
Gazed On each not and pan and kettle;
She sliced the apples. filled her pies,
And then the upper crust did settle
Her ripDling waves Of golden hair
In one great coil were slightly twisted;
MT Locke would break ont, here and there,
And curl about where'er they listed.
And then her sleeve came down, and
Fastened It up-her hands were doughty;
oh. It did take the longest time
Her ann. Ned. was so fair and snowy;
She blushed, and trembled. and looked shy;
Somehow that made me all the holder;
Der arch lips looked SO red that l.
Well-found her head upon my shoulder.
We're to be married, Ned, next month i;
Come and attend the wedding revels.
really think that bachelors
Are the most miserable devils;
You'd better go for some girls hand,
And II you are uncertain whether
You dare to make q due demand,
why, just try cooking pies together
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

Harriet Hosmer is worth $4,000.
Dan Rice is the proprietor OF a
weekly paper at Girard, Pa.
Miss Bayley, of Louisiana, is called
the prettiest woman in Rome.
The kingdom of Bavaria has now a
population OF 5,121 1904 inhabitants.
There are three colored members in
the Texas Senate, and eight in the House.
Mrs Secretary Fish is said to be "the
acknowledged head of social life" in
Washington.
The matrimonial engagement of Gen.
Beauregard to Mrs. Haas, OF New Orleans,
is announced.
Josh Billings has completely broken
down, and Cancelled all his winters en-
gagements.
Fisk has voluntarily withdrawn his
libel suits against the New York Tribune,
and paid the costs.
They now have in New York Fat
Mans Association, Lean Mans Associa-
ton, and Bald. headed Association.
Wendell Phillips is TO deliver the ora
ton in Boston on the 5th OF March, the
centennial anniversary Of the Boston
MASSACRE.
George Washington Rogers sued Lu-
Their G.. Riggs, of the Meriden Conn
Recorder, for $500 damages for slander.
The court awarded $40.
"A verdict of not guilty has been re-
turned in the libel suit of Geo. Wilkes
against the proprietors Of the zur, Field
and Farm. s#
A purse of 81 900 has been made up
for the family Of Rev. Horace Cooke, by
the Methodist Church at Mamaroneck,
over which he was once pastor.
Some persons having requested SEN
ator Hamlin to frank some letters for
them, he received the missives, placed
three.cent stamps on each, and returned
them to the writer's.
The Saturday Reciew (London) says,
Periodical literature has usurped such
q place in the intellectual movements Of
our day that our libraries win soon con.
tain nothing but volumes Of newspaper
articles collected together without much
unity, and whose chief merit win b their
condolences"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

RAMsDELL NORWAY OATS.
For those who wish to experiment In small way
with these giant cereals we have concluded TO offe
DOLLAR BAMPLE PACkAoES, thus giving every
body chance TO profit by their Introduction. Any
woInan boy VINO has farm, garden or Nllase lot.
can make ESQ by sending 9 At once, for package,
printed history full Of interest To every farmer Look
out for counterfeit seed Order ory from the oriKi
majors, d. w. KAMSDELL a. co, 2lB Pearl st., N. T.,
or III LAKE ST.. Chicago. Circular free.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

A few days ago three little girls, sged
8 and years, and baby 10 months old,
daughters of Thomas v ansickle, living near
Brownsville, Union county, Ind, were
burned to death. On.the same afternoon,
and about the same hour, another horror
occurred two miles distant from Mr.. Van
sickle's A little child Of John White,
aged years, In playing about . stove. up
set q large kettle containing boiling
water, and the contents were all spilled
over the unfortunate child, cauing it,
death In few h0ur&
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

Always on Strike-Stone Cutters
TO Cure Smoky Chimneya-Discon
tinue fires.
A Post.mortem Examination. Open.
ing dead letter.
Wise men insure in the Washington
Life Insurance Co., Of New York.
BE contented with your lot, especially
at public auction.
Two things that should be kept under
complete contfol-fre and temper.
"A Hoboken editor, being challenged
sent word in reply: When want to die
I can shoot myself"
Getting into . passion IL : good deal
ike getting into Q bsrberTy bush. The
bush comes out Ill right, but you don't
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

Immigrants can no. e rom New York
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

sDs s for Nay M Psss TH
srmsr There sold 1903 SSl. At ase for April and
ass.
fc for s eys sy aeSe and prices
realized fully 25c bbl above those obtained on
"a ss ss.s 49, Sss 81
character smancss Of the offerings and The Increased
IS I'd rcns ss s Ssy $ spns prs ss
nsss
~ s. s 81 ss%si
Beet hams quite steady with sales Of $50 bSs at sS
esay ns srs sss s az & S1s 'sas a
200 easEagss a. c for pickl,sS led hams sn G la
Sams sSs ait4s .Soaldsrs, iss &c. ssi
@ TS lard pa there The was % 10
he for common TO prime steam also Loco packages for
was quiet but steady Small sale: were
s aS ou
ncs and inquiry from the trade, but the amount Of
%sa 0az
sas at as sss'p1
M Cp, M and rG E1 sad & hs pS a. oa %
& ;s ~ai % VI s.: @ 3 anS s.ss as
ng sSc. seSc fair refining &c.; good refining, 9Ac fair
sasfi e s:
soa ,1S Dutch saaSs1 & 70 aov'ns a to
s,iass mc so as to 70 lie .iss Porte n nEco-Rshnins
sTEARIsR Irm NJ the advance noticed last
port with fair demand. There sold 50 600 lbs at l5c,
closing at f6tc. t6z<c.
was lower and only moderately active At
the decne 25Co bags sold at ~ h. gold duty paid.
Grass dun and prices nominal At formcrq quo
tations.
without change saies fbs at &c. a9c. for nfs
rior IN prime quality.
Wn,sKEY Receipts, l74 bbls demand continues
tive. and further advance ia prices esabished the
market closing with sellers generally asking 81 o. There
sold 7o bbs Al from 81 "a TO 81 o5 chiefly at 81 W
9l p>s
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
A JUVENILE IvCEsDiaRY.

He Fires Police Headquarters to Aid His
Escape.
Some days ago child aged but four years, named
John Mcintyre, VINO ran away from his parents In
Newark, and came 10 this city, fell into the hands of
the police and was taken to the Central ONCE.
There he was turned over to the custody OF Mrs.
Ewing, who has Charge OF the lost and truant emil.
drent. On Friday night the little innocent, who
pined for liberty, arose from his cot IN the "Lost
Children's Department. on the upper floor of the
building, opened the stove, and taking out some
Goals placed them against the base OF the door and
endeayored 10 fire II, and thus burn out a pan ell
Fortunately the sre went out.
AT three O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs. Ewing
discovered smoke I'm her room adjoining that OF the
children and hafriedly arose ana entered the apart
door mass OF name and large lire burning at the
base OF the door. 1t was promptly extiDguished,
when 10 was discovered that the young incendiary
10 make hrs second attempt success mad
ingeniousD arranged folding slate about the
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET |
MONDAY. April 4--6 T.. NJ
The heavy storm assisted the natural dulness in
Wall street to-day attendant upon disposition TO
await further developments In
TUE MONEY MARKET,
90 which attention was very generally directed by
the closing activity In the rates call loans last
week The earlier transactions to-day were at
seven per cent but after two O'CLOCK borrowers were
freely accommodated az I've per cent on govern
enls and at six per cent stocks. The activity OF
last week was purely artificial. the banks contnu-
ing TO report their receipts larger than
their remittances. Until the rates OF do
mesnc exchange are against this city or
until the speculation at the stock Exchange
becomes SO buoyant and active as TO engage all the
Idle capital which deposit In the metropo-
s there can be natural activity in excess of six
20 seven per cent. Commercial paper is unchanged
by this hurry in the money market, and continues
to be quoted at seven to eight per cent for prime
double acceptances
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND HIGHER.
The agitation OF the question whether The Public
Credit bill or year does not put an estoppe to the
operation OF the present Funding BILL as well as the
nrmer and higher price for gold, assisted better
feeling In the governments market. As to the OBJ.
siac,e OF the Public Credit bill, 1t Is one Of trning
import which be readily removed by the parlla-
mentary remedy Of adding to the Funding BILL should
the latter reach nal passage, the usual words. land
ali laws and parts Of laws inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.i' The strength Of the government
market lies in other facts. The Treasury programme
OF the week contemplates the sale OF a million Of
god on Wednesday and the purchase OF q million of
bonds on Thursday. The government list closed
sIrong folows:- United States currency skies 112
all2i4; do, 1881, registered 1874 ia; do. do,
coupon, 1141 l143s; do. fve-rwentes, registered,
May and November, 1864 a 106; do 1861, coupon,
do, 1l0 nos; do. 1864, do. do, 100l fo95a; do.
1885, do. do, 1092l 1o97s; do, 1866, January and
July, 10sH los4; DO 1867, do do, 1895 109,4
DO. ises i0o,S 1oo1, do. tenforties, registered,
1861 a LOG; do. coupon, 1O64 1061a.
GOLD FIRNEB.
The gold market was dull and steady at il1% dur
ing the usual hours OF business but after three
O'Clock. upon the steadier market for foreign ex-
change. and particularly upon the report or decline
OF threeeighths per cent In hvetwentes at London,
the price advanced 10 l11 with sales at sixteenth
per higher IN late street transactions. The pub
nc credit question above referred to had already rem
dered the market sensitive 10 en- advance and hence
It's prompt response to additional influences. The
course of the market is shown in the tablet
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
parish Of Tnomas.owu. county Kilkenny, Ireland.

parish Of Thomastown. county Kilkenny, Ireland.
the friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at
two O'Clock. without further notice. from hts late
residence, 33l East Twelfth street. New York
SHADBOLT.-At Huntington, Long Island on SUM-
day. April g. HULDAH g., widow Of Alfred W. Shad-
bolt formerly OF New York. In the 10th year of her
age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral at Huntington,
on WeGnesday p, aieraeon s,sy tnrse O'Clock cars
SHIRLEY. only child OF W. +. ana 9. g. Shirley, aud
grandcnild Of the late W. W. Shirley, aged years
The realves ana friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral services, az Christs' cnurcn
Firth avenue and Thirty -nfth street. this (luesday
morning, at eleven O'CLOCK.
SLINGERLAND.--At San Francisco, on Tuesday,
March IT, WILLIAM J. SUNDERLAND, IN the 59th year
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral SERVICE at his late residence
go West Nineteenth street this Uuesday) afternoon
at halfpAst three O'Clock.
sTAKTzEa-Atlas Lodge, slo, F. and A. M.-Tne
members OF this lodge are hereby summoned 10
afternoon, at hafpast O'Clock, for the purpose
Of attending the funeral Of Brother GEORGE START
zER. WILLIAM A. MACQUOID, Master.
GEORGE w. DURYEA, Secretary.
TALBOT.-At the residence OF his stepfather,
George Dllon, on Saturday, April q GEORGE n. TAI
BOZ, IN the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also men,
pers OF Brooklyn and Central lodges F. and A. M,
fuesdayl afternoon at two O'Clock IRON his late
sldence. No. 268 Jay street.
WALLACE.-On Sunday. April 3, WILLIAM L. WAL
LACE, In the seth year OF his age
Due notice OF the funeral will be given hereafter.
California papers please copy.
ToRNEY.-CATARiFA T0RNEY, aged 12 months and
rs days.
Tne funeral win take place from her parents
residence, No. 77S Tenth avenue, on wednesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WILLIAMs.--At R0seville N. J., on Monday, April
4. ELLEN, wife Of Crawford Williams and daughter
OF David Diefendorf, In the 37th year of her age.
The remains Will be taken to Fort Piafn, n. Y. for
burial.
YoUNG-On Sunday. April 8, after lingering Ill.
ness, BARBARA, widow OF the late Philip Young
formerly OF Cincinnati, In the 8St yeay OF her age
The relatives ana friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, this Tuesday) ar
ternOOn at two O'Clock from her late residence No.
3S Great Jones street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

Wheat dull heavy except choice spring which
Sssx rSs SsISs ss
'G5 Corn a%sss %ss rmsa
sfs; sis 81 Il
FOR o5 g,1sa y store aud deveed 81 Os 8! 6s
higher Tie .sss % sa for sINspS N6hsr ans
a. ' .Sa s tc Sas ss. :. Erik w Sqs S,
dA West and zoe for Inferior State Barley malt dull
sSg % sg ia s = ys s7 ss ssss :
rye, i,ss7 DO. peas and ., ,5ss 90. malt
wss sm !, Snr Sss no '"e' f'''
nominal Ss % oRs S s. rr's: so "sps rs
sisAi; fse do, for Tsmpico p bona, and 5c 6c. do
BAy.-whh only q moderate demand and free receipts.
II II for svs long G5 rye 'ssas sIsw spd m
heavy though 10 small sales within the
GoL.ssrs-Tss market continued to rule dull there be,
% s Ss We cn. Sr ess
rar.i ana mI.d sac 25c DO, sse s4c. old Cuba
a3c as" | fopIc RIO Si;o. ;s @ &C., and New 'SS Or
SAvaL srosEsTAe demand for Spirits turpcntine was
more active aud prices rather higher the clos
sS s'a oss % Sssst;
ss o Drss :G ss. saa soas zee
oasr.d sa eso., S. sssssnss wss. Ss pAySs
Irss he views q sayer oSer sraees races
were "a nmsd csinand bat held for full previous fgures
The sales were LOO bhs strained IN si 81 O3 ~ ON
lfei 5W DO No and No. I, ~ = ~ and 400 do
p.ls aad sHt.s pa- a s. 20 20 We al So ID
aSlbv No. Al 81 20 - 55 pale At - S. erra DO
and wndow glass at s5 % 81 Wilmington tar was dull
and generally quoted at ~ IN 32<a -
rsrs2LHv., -cruae In bulls. was 10 ANAL supply and
small supply present ..n sell % y sSesa any es.s ss
holders would have been Obliged 20 accept OF No
taes were reported Crude, IN hbs dun at lsssc at
no further sales cargoes we're armly held at I0c
re market Tor refined OF WAS sSAn higher holders refusing
70 .rss M 70 sny sasni osos sse A. ,ss ,nProscpen
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

pile OF GOALS upon which he had placed
pieces o. WOOD and thus secured gooa
and nve minutes more would have made
hole sufficiently large for MIN to 60 ont The
youngster was cute enough TO open the windows 10
permit the exit OF the smoke and thus prevent his
surocatop. He states that hts intention was to burn
hole large enough 10 crowd through, Ihen put OUT
whether Fire Marshal Brackett will prosecute hlW
for arson but should he do 80, Chawies would be
certain 10 secure conviction. The youngster was
yesterday turned over to the custody Of the Com
missioners OF Charities and Correction, who had
better look out ior h, or he may nre the Juvenile
ASYLUM.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
EScAp: FROM SING SING PRISON.

Perilous Feat by n Convict.
A convict named Jefferson Knight, who was con
fined in the upper tier OF cells at Sing Sing Prison,
succeeded IN escaping from that institution iast FRI
day night or Saturday morning. 1t appears chat the
fellow contrlved by some adron manHuvre to Sc.
crete the requisite implements, and with these he cut
hole through the upper portion OF his CELL thereby
gaining the roof from which 1t Is supposed he made
the perilOus descent by means OF lightning rod
The escaped desperadO was serving out three differ
ent .erms or Imprisonment, the last OF which wood
not expire until 1877.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

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