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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-01
New Method OF Washing ClOthel
without the labor of rubbing.

n F. STEDMANS Patent Wash Boiler low on
~. exhibition at A. N. No, & Sons, No 70 Ex-
change st .r3t ffh
principles It is selt-actng, and dispenses entirely
with The rubbing and wear OF the clothes, The hot
sud and steam, by the ac ion ot the fire. is poured
upon The cicthes ard forced through the fab ic with
astonishing rapdiiy, cleansing them perfectly. 1t
has neen thoroughly tested, and pronounced un.
equaled as Clothes asher by those who have used
il. All iabrrs, from the finest laces to the bed
blanket, can be washed perfectly and viii ease, with
out 'ubbing For Flapnels, il is invaluable, as the
rubbing, rolling and 'essng process must necessa-
Il, full them more or less. Its truly labor ana
clothes saving Invention. L. A. 6iRD,
je11tf Agent f. the Assgnt es Tor Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-01
~ THE
NATIONAL.
Life: I Insurance
COMPANY,
No. @19 Broadway.
TEW.. YORK.

~
Is of those energetic, puh-ahead successful in
stutions that keep clos up the tighnoon stand
ard OF this nineteenth century, and win success
while others puzzlins and planning bow to pur-
sue it. The total number of policies issued by the
Company up to The first day of July, was 1888, and
290 of these were written in June, and 1,146 since
the current year came in. A crafty wing fact is re-
veaed in these figures, which show that the bus
mess done in this year of grace alone. far, is
greater than the aggregate OF new business for the
first three years of the Company's existence! The
assets of the National now exceed $3.50 900, and its
annual income stl eiches beyotd S5o00OO, while the
amount insured is ever $1,000 100. This progress
of sort that gives cheerful promise for the future
and is explained in part by the intelligence and en-
ergy of the officers and the able corps they have
called around them, and in part by the liberal and
attractive features which he Company was so wit
as to eugrat upon its contracts almost from the very
outset Among the We take plea calling
attention to the clause of forfeiture which is in
serted in every policy, obigatiLg the Company to
keep the policy good in case the assui ed should suf.
fer it to lapse, until eighty per cent OF the net value
is used up This in some instances will keep the poi
icy alive nun ber of years for The payment of
a single premium. Another attractive feature is the
offfr OF an Annuity Bond in exchange for tbs policy
after it las five years more, giving he holder
an annuity for as many years rs he ha paid cash,
based on the net value of the policy and the age of
applicant at the date of exchange. One can, by this
pan secur- ~ bis own annual support the money
he had bees faithfully laying up for his loved
ones, who nov no longer need it. The note and
loan systems have been pretty much d,op-
pod out If The Nationals practice, although such
commotaions extended to those who de-
sre but more Than eighty per cent. OF the Compa-
ny's business. since the lat OF January, has been
done on the all cash plau The contribution plan of
dividends has been adopted hy ths National, and
the distribution o. surplus will be ma FIR 1871 on
that basis at the anniversary of the second annual
premium
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RLFGLEsADER! !

This Celebrated Brand of Flour.
FROM CHOICE WHEAT.
Crop OF l870 is tor sale all first class reta;, Flrr
Stores. Try it and you will get very hite Flour Of
most excellent quail ty. oc14d3w "
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TO 4.

CToRAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
- Wharf. Applyt0 NCH BARKER d Co.,
oc16tf - 139 Commercial St.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-01
Wood. Wood!
DRENNMAKING

II ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale, at No. 43 Lin
ii coin street. Also, Cry edgings.
ian29 WIN. VUSE.
, 1870-05-30
THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER,
An 1nfufiRted Lover Assaults n R{vul. Which
Leads 10 the Arrest Of Three
Persons.

Those who like to live fast and enjoy the CON-
pany Of women who spend twenty times as much
money TO array themselves IN mercuicions attire
as theF do to improve their intel1ects. frequent
y come to grief, and that too, when they least ex-
pect1t About TWO years ago one Samuel skenk,
resident Of the rural village Of Austin, became
acquainted with young woman named Carrie
aS nouse wee sea ssa
g,espaaes ne, street ST She VIZ p.et,y and as samu-
She promised TO be his dear, and kept her promise
until recently. when she became acquainted with
an individual calling himself joshua AiwalL
Joshua Is bartender, ana, Ike many others who
dispense gin cocktails and whiskey straight to
those who frequent drinking. places, gets himself
up IN nobby attire he sports high hat, black
cuat and pants, ghtte vest, and an imitation
frat wafer gem sheds an obscure lustre on his
shirt bosom. He Is decidedly bet
TT aeeen. eesnS aep sus Elm a9d p he pss 91
Carrie. That he did suppiant him, whether BY his
good looks or something else matters not, but,
Three Weefs aep. befofs be SAN the capttvat,n1
bartender. he had given Carrie some money 70
purchase trunk, and literally supplied her with
walk down Dcsplaiacs street, intending 10 eau
upon her. When he approached her do1niclle he
stopped for there WIS hack In front Of the house.
the bar-keeper nitted through his brain. and the
He ssa ssppd he bshtna eae tree Ra a9a scars f.
=
r1val and the gentle Carrie came out OF the hons
,ud walked towards the hack His angry passions
began to nse, and they were augmented ~ the ap;
raid s3o-ou the Jehu's shoulder. He could re-
main quiet no longer. Rushing from bis place of
coucca!ment, he seized Joshua by the collar and
proceeded TO g7re him threshlng. Joshua being
much Lighter, ami consequently unable 70 defend
himself vas obliged to submit to II until the arEt
al OF Policeman Ellsworth, Who saw the aIray
irCm distance and fastened to stop It. In ten
minutes the hack, that trunk, which contained
carrie we're at the Culon Street station. Each OF
the prisoners IVES placed In ceii, the charge Of
lIsorder1y conduct naying been preferred against
them The trunk WAS placed In close proximity
70 the cell occupied by Carrie, and she gazed up
on It through the bars Where she and Joshua In. :
1ended 70 60 to they only kaow b1t samae satd
be had Invested on Carrie, and would see what
remedy the law would give him. The THO will
lave hearing this morning, and after Icing 1ned
q nominal sum will be released. II thcy can "see -
thu Justice.
, 1870-05-30

beea, and knows nothing about making attiA
cal dNszzns or examining his beea foe queens
md moths, may Just aa vel hAve his bees IN
common box hive or bee- gum - in Lang
strath hive; and il he has : Lsugstsoth hive
be has comb guide, for which he need pay no
Epecu1ator on any pretended patent
II come OF these men were prosecuted tor
obtaining money under false pretenses, VIC
show on what slender thread some OF these
lee patents hang.
AGRICULTURAL RtroRr OF MISSOURI
Tho report for 1863 is At band. The one for
our State, in the hands OF the present State
printer for 1869, may possibly be out during
the year 1871 Vol. s. 1861 to 1864, is the
latest On ny shelves, though '65 to 81 is
faid to be in the printers hands.
The Missouri report ls v1luahle one, and
contains about $50 pages, devoted to agricul-
ture. horticulture, entomology, bee-keeping,
pomology, etc. c. ". Murtplutt, 612 North
Fifth street, st. Louis, No., is the Secretary,
to whom application should be made for
copies. 4 large part Of the work Is equally
applicable to Illinois. In fact, the press Of L.
nolsans have contributed largely to it's pages.
THE THOMAS HARROW.
This harrow, invented by O. J. Thomas, Ct
New York, has had i trial for corn culture,
and other purposes where barrow is Of
value, but hAve failed to find it OF any value
In New York farming it mny be of value, but
when the Scotch harrow, riding and walking
cultiyator and roller can be had, it is cor
tainly very poor implement. Several Of
them have been ordered, At coat Of 525 and
freight. 1t is but the old result in the pur-
chase Of implements made for widely different
soils aud modes Of culture from those Of the
nrnirie, Rural,
, 1870-05-30

!aE evening WITH . hzr,eeqos ops.a, mich ~ Z
sort of 1ses reaesz.a fo1 e ee.asss q TIE
lsine; a, lie Conspiracy u tae Grocery" An
sattea y siesf:sssa, EaTsa6ass sad osso
saa aoulauen. @ Of ~ asaa. o1sssae 'es 9soiesas a
"a Da'rtg, nom one q nis clerts, F5is BashtuI
blous azztstanee Of 0rssses Aaebaud, lis BOOK.
nd he,tesass 1T asf s sister TIE oecaao6
qusnt little soubre, Johanns C1suasen Via sae
bad yol< "a Gnasd DsteAssss, ma toof every one
z e. ss e ~ xh sSs her umbrella tnysy q
has An easy, graceful presence, and w1ll be great
favortte ". Julius Koch, an admirable actor In
o. tnosiesqne; ". oate1wa1en, m actor good both
from fa'nisasa IL ssdi ksa 4ses4e, auRsas re-
aad Mn veSutn, Of MiSaukec. Ssa ts N ac.ress 81
maGa moFe than average ability, ~ made nrst ap-
baton, Is very efficient but the chorus needs some
cessfn1. Tie indications aTe that the season vii vii
be fne succesat and now that the Italians have
surrendered At discretion. Victory will undoubtedly
evening. onenbachs Marriage with Lanterns"
Chfld,n are announced Habelmann and Mile.
on + & 'a e1enn u tne. RTs
Beard The latter has been absent from Chicago
long time, and has improved large part
@ % Ne@ Tosf TeS s xe ns!
successes, are eloquent promises that ahe Will
meet with as great success in opera bouge rs N
A*YlckEns THEATRE.
Our favor1te little Chicago actress, Jennie Hight,
Fhose name Is go pleasantly connected with m an
q Sus 9S s.s y;
4 {f1t IN the tRDse OF EiIflrnpr,n Rnd also In
, 1870-05-30
4 STARTLING MYSTERY.
\ MINIS Hut and Cane F0uud OH tic Dock
Hood Spots on the Finnks Nenr by
Papers Discovered on Stnte Street
Tho Supposed Victim n
Newspaper 1Inn.

About O'Clock yesterday morning, one OF Pink
cEton's policemen, whose beat Is on South Water
street, went upon the dock from Clark strect to
sec II the rear doors and windows were fastened.
Opposite the door Of No. 1885, saloon, he found a
hat and cane. Imagining some one had committed
suicide, he looked Tor something else which would
tend to establish the theory. lie examined Ill the
crtvtces between the plalks, aud while so doing
saw several clots Of blood. a murder nt once sug.
cested itself, and he made closer examination OF
the blood, and from its appearance concluded
that unsuccessful efforts had been made to wash
it of OF the planks- As there was no one IN the
ascertain whence the blood came. lie took the
hat and cane to Piukerton's once on Washington
street, and reported the circumstances to The po.
the mystery. There may be nothing to unrayel,
but yet the finding Of package Of papers, under
atles on STATE street, early yesterday morning as
being used By the detective ofrcera These papers
evidently belong TO James Young, former re-
On see nfT o ess so%ed pn
city editor Of that paper, and several letters from
his father, who resides in EdtnburX. Scotland.
1t appers, from other letters. that Young but re-
Gently arrived In this country, and After being out
Of employment Tor some time, secured position
on the Star as q reporter. He was one OF those
who reported the sermon OF ne Key: NJ smy1nes To ,
for drinking which the reverend gentleman vas
censured by the preshytery. Young was
m Saes ,be II bo.Ia re Of o sg asse
all excuses and be present al the examination"
proves. HIS presence In this city WAS not known
10 any OF those connected With the newspapers
here, and he had not made IN application to any
city editor for employment The nnding Of the
papers, the hat. cane, md the clots Of blood,
therefore, are the grounds for the assertion that
murder has probably been committed, OF that be
has made array with himself. They may not be
sufficient grounds, hut Jet when taken N connec-
ton with the circumstance that no inquiries were
made at the police headquarters yesterday for the
papers, they become stronger and justify the be-
lief. Every effort will be made TO s1ft the case,
aud the true facts connected with it will undoubt
edly bc brought to light In few days.
, 1870-05-30
EXPLATION.



the Woods in Arkansas.
A few days ago two men applied for work in
the machine shop Of Mr. F. Schultzo, il Hem.
fu1niehed with board and lodgings in the
house Of their employer. This arrangement.
producing speedy familiarity, the men present
" became confidential with the uaater-ma.
chnist, and, amongst other scraps Of person
aladventure, told hi1n that previous to seek
ing places in Memphis. they had been 1t work
getting out timber in Arkansas, near LAnguillee
sahwaz. The latter, they ssid, had
related to them horrible story Of murder
which be had committed in louisville, Ken
tncky, three years ago, giving every d.e..il OF
the fHghtful crime, and alleging that his VIC
tim was the proprietor Of 3 foundry in which
he was working 1T the time. The fatal blow
was struck in secret; not tho slightest circum.
stance pointed to the perpetator, and he
(6chwarz), after three whole years OF imnuni:
tv from even the faintest suspicion, might, il
he chose, carTy the dread secret to bis grave
with him But remorse WAS 1T work IN hs
soul; be was haunted by spectres, in the broad
day as in the darkness Of the night, and that
he told the story to them (his workmea) to es.
cape the madness longer concealment must
bring. .....,,
astoniahed by this curious story, and finally
concluded that the lumberman Of LAngnille
Riser had been imposing upon the creduity
Of, his two helpers. Even the latter, upon
hearing this possibility Of the case, were
deceived. On Monday, however, while 1T
work in the machine shop, they we're amazed
tose schwarz himself walk in and ask for
work. As quickly as possible they gave him
to understand that his confession lad been di-
yulged By them to their employer, and that it
, 1870-05-30
A noble CHARITY.
annual Report of the Sisters Of the Good
Shephcrd-Nhnt Has Been Accom-.
plishcd In q Year.

The Sisters Of the Good Shepherd, In this city,
have prepared the following statement Of the work
done by them from April 1869, TO April, 1870, for
1.resenfauon to the Common Council The docu-
ment is vel worthy Of perusal telling as 1t does
Of the operations Of noble charity, which has for
It's aim the reclamation and reformation Of eI7tng
End unfortunate women. The report Is verJ satis-
faclpry, and should commend the institution to the
support Of the benevolent 1t Is as follows:
als leetistare ot t6s ssste Il aois .nS IL pr
sea sSephs s sfs TIC too1as Tass
they hare continued their work Of reformation undes
af ID M rso fad ss sa
:s :s sss5 s
sseopsh Teon. ia shs baildasy 9sy @ she
S Il r5 n5 e
Accord or int5actallc lnoEs, who placed IL the
asffset tic setssfs s;tss.
oue t. &C.
~lici nglAbtr died. 7 entered ,hs Max sien Con
ia With sason1 f snd ths Il IL taos h.
mates of shc occupying three different clasaee
ins e sheir aad esp.s.yEsoine & hou.ex9Ik
hs. # ssTa tRimnnF RRE u xaaas IT
stIee CIV pIain Kns1ish EDUCATION ata: others 5civc
s7 ssxea 70 e.
70 VII, oatde the ecnys Ihs sss ESen lGSa
Allowed 70 vist wonder how many peEsona ssn oe
krA ii work and around with - much q9.ttudc
md tie asoniahlrns when they consider tha
no other means employed 6nt moral inituence.
pen.l tbey dsamiased: % nc contrary, Ehsn ,hsy
lave given tufc1tnt Euarautec c& their refefm1&lpn
they employed hy the Saters st different manual
eceupations sneh ti1nE The IaEden attending the
bafrs and. IN sorne they hAve become pretty
Eood cs1penteTs; eoAa Y eave expenses the new
bGildnF and help the Aothe1 n they call the sista
children hare helped q s1earss!pk earIn9 hs!et..
- hurry the completion Of building which viii h.rhnr
@anE E1r qncrtunate chidSuu Whps Ike the1oselyeA
wrfc 1Iorr E1pret Rkn.n1t than allhlnE- - -
, 1870-05-30
| HI rsquess that they finally accompanied him

hsp requess that they finally accompanied him
10 tho poasps s&akon On Ada0s stzes<.
Theru tbs unhsppy 6ehvarz presented him
self sa undef civilian arrest for ths murder Of
ttuee years before, I'D n Induced @ hi bis unwilling
they had heard from him in the woods Of Ar
kaasas: Then he gave the nauaes q Tho men
to the Chief Of Pohes, requesting that officer to
that they, Tho bearers named, hsd captured
md delivered to the authorities tho mufdeteE
Of Perkins, iron-foundar, Of Louisville, Ky.
Upon their reception Of this cerddcate the
doomed man informed them that i would
been offered for the murderer's capture. Then,
after cordially shaking hands With them. and
declaring that he enjoyed peace Of mind un.
known to him before since Satan had tempted
him to shed blood, be went to bis cell - to
triumph telegram to Louisville ~ QUICK s.
Of the.muraer; and, 1t list accounts, schwarz
was awsiting the requisition Of the Governor
OF kentucky, to be carried back to the scene
off his crime, with gives upon his wrists, and
there give life for Ee-
, 1870-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES

To oSkeptics-We do mot blame you
for your akepticiMa. This is an age Of deception
and tftckefy, and every mans heart aeens to be 3
closed Bepulchre Of rottenness and deceit, and 1t
can truly be said, "There Ia none that doeth good,
no not one" "The love Of money" the lore OF
riches, the lore Of vain show and Of worldly posi-
ton and honors, Is fast i drowning men In perdl-
ton Of the uDgodly :" and, oh, my God, where
shall We look for pure motive. q pure desire to
DO good, Al unselnAh thought, an unBelnah desire,
m uneelnsh set, m unSeldsn and QnptetendInX
humiliation, as was exhibltediu the Blessed Naza-
rene, who went about doing good to others, while
he himself bore all thelr burdens And
Whert shall we Ind those who are
truly his followers; where the pure in heart Z"
We look for them In that place which should be
the sacred eaactaazy, the pulpit, We vii Be- dsap
pointed, for s'out Of the abundance Of the heart
man speaketh:r but II !s not 80 there; men speak
not engaged In II: their brains construct ma
chine, and they 70 Into the pulpit to operate It
Oh, ny lind reader, when men bellsTe truth.
there Will dow from their dmouthsr IN abun..
dance Of words without first writing them On pA-
per, anu thus will "a man be Known by his
Tofkg." Dlsease-af1lcted one, we have been In.
strumenta1 In the hand Of an Al-W1se Providence
In doing some good. Judge ye Of our works.
Call and sec testimonials Of the highest ortIer.
Psychological Medicine Institute, 1s Adams street.
near Michigan avenue. Dr.. 7. T. Thorpe, only
practitioner Of Psychological Medicine.
, 1870-05-30
RobbinR Tnx.Payers to Build Ships.
Special Despateh to The Ee,e FORK Tfib,tnS,


WASHINGTON, May 81.
The morning hour in the House began. To-
day, at about 4:20, after the vote on tic North
crn Pacific Railroad bill, and the agreement
With regard to the bill enforcing tho Fifteenth
Amendment. The bill for the revival Of Amer
Lynch obtained the door, asking that the
previous question be ordered. He was sus-
tanned, and he then proposed thAt
the substitute offered by tha committee, with
the amendment proposed by Mr.: Coz, be con-
siderod As pending, the original bill, with the
numerous amendments that had been offered,
10 be regarded ~ laid on the table. This
proposition would leave only two sections, a9-
thoriziRg drawbacks on imported materiAlA
used in ship-ouilding, and stores used on for
eiGu voyage taken from bond. Tho first sec
ton was provision that on all American ms
terials used III building ships and steamers Of
1000 tons and upward, there should
be allowed bounty equivalent to tho draw
backs il the same had bean imported. This
out, and on that tho friends
Of the measure were willing
to take the scnse of the House. Mr.. Lynch,E
proposing this arrangement, said that ss every
gentleman in opposition, from Mr. Wood to
Mr.. Allison, had Indicated their willingness to
vote for drawbacks, he n,Ade hia suggestion
with view TO save time sud come to direct
vote On the substitute. There were at once
dlsclalmels maze " nessfs+ InBetso1i, Aul-
nest in declaring his entire opposition to the
substitute, or any measure yet proposed TOR
the relief Of the American shipping interests.
Quite sharp encounter occurred between
Messrs. Logan and Farns,rorh, tho ia!tee-c,
though opposed to the original bill, haoin9
takt,s the floor to sustain the proposal made ~
!.n1t. Lynch, The debate grew rather warm
and personal, Farnswosth telling Logan
that l,n evidently did not understand the anes-
lion, ard I,oran retortiuv by saving that lie
could moi BE- e1pected 10 understand it, ss be-
was on}r nm onn s;da AMI his coIfearno was on
hoth Nrr' T,vnch 1,an announced his ;ntc1,-
t;on n move tho nam oncstion IN thu iii
n .n,et,G+,ants .n5 .,,hstt+,ta rials1in1 . mr..
49,, ~ 10 33;4,n a,tA - ~. t"'i u Fs1;.
ttun t " LIE a 'uuo NJ f, u.. - W. " w,
aGtnH, ~ ~ 'es'es, a., ,,.t;t,. -. N1W III IL
u .oo 9o q o and aa
LSea .nen sooh ,no a.eot' anu III haae a. ani-
ma!eu 1 speesn u S!ppoIt " luz uni, ueslai.nH
INA. ,ne 9PposH!ion 10 Ins a SUBSTITUTE naa
proved nsen aac'to1s' Ae osnouneeu III E'eIs
argument ausAheeu asanst 1he W! ~
tnosc lnlhHhea ny tno n1lea AScnts oI
the br1tish sAp-euildefs, WIG had Aooaeo
members desks win ramplAet,s g.S1nS pr.-
!cnae9 'ac's auu arguments pelu 'o1 ~ n1lt7
ISL gold ana u Tue interest," OF me CoHteuef-
ate pHate-pattaefs. Ao aeelasea IA: nsllsn
aseh's we're suen III INC EauoFes "a.cn'nE ~ osef
LIE ihtelests VI lntu uaett1e. 4A5I6
, 1870-05-30

In ouuefzdink this ffsk sn1nA eezte1ant, f1ap auA
&ztxnde aHke require that mention shouA be 116e q
ha many bsmfaeoYs Of tba institution. Who b7 tSAaY
&aAaugy 99d Ch1tsAn charity, have Glded and AA4gt
Cd q In eray cnezEencJ whsn our noeas wero
@est Iee.snx. fn psIstsol.r m.aner EsEnf2i4oa Is
Mhe 3. seve hs hou.s for .hs g:.t ~ ~. With
scauu1n1 of performing work Il great kindness md
charity.
l1tIe md the Co1ntuon Council that their help
has bccn turned to good acronut Tho etst8 take this
Council and tbc public II gcnera {or their kind
sse9se .asu.n then - that 81 ah9r IT. eha as,s y Il 9s A.
-~10S ~ '~'' ~'e@ MARY or TIE NATIVITY, =
, 1870-05-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF,
ScrionH Stabbtng ARRAY.


As q young man, named James Mccormick, was
walking up Archer avenue, On his way home,
about O'Clock on Saturday evening, he Was as
saulted BY two men, one OF whom drew knife
and stabbed him in the eide. They then ran away.
and Mccormick, whose cries for asststance were
heard By policeman, Wa8 taken to the Residence
of his father, near the locks In Bridgeport. Dr.
Bldwen Was sent for, and, upon bis arrival, exam.
1ne1 the wound One lib VIE cut In twain,
another nearly 80, and the knife had pe1et1ated
the right lung. The cut Is serious
one, and Mccormick Is not expected
to 1--we. Policemen Conway and Erch
started after the assassns and at o'clock yester-
day morning found them sccteted In an old build
ing near the rolling mills They were taken to
the Twenty second Street Station, and Subsequent
y to the A1nory, where they gaze the names OF
Charles Wall and Alexander Wilson, Both are
swedes, and laborerA No motive Is assigned 1or
tile ccnmittal Of the deed, Mccormick being q
hard-ForEnG and lnoftnslve young man The
men will be arfaigned at the Police Court this
morning, and committed to await the result Of his
Injuries
, 1870-05-30

Shortly nfter 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Po-
uceman Prince, who Is stationed at Lincoln Park,
found the body OF q man lying On the g1ass in one
Of the centre plat8- Deceased was very neatly
pants, and gray vest, with black and white neck
de. He has sandy hair aud moustache, but no side
whisEers, and is about 80 years Of age. A memo
Einzte dated May /, 1865, and In which nlusion is
made to p J. Sweet, WIS found in one Of the
pockets Of hts coat There were also number Of
the cause Of death. The Deputy Coroner was no
tilted, hut deferred the holding Of an inquest until
to-day, In order to ind something, pusslble rela
tive TO Eho the man is-