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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

THs SILVER STARS vs.. SAcEAMENros.
The game which vas played at Sacra
nentU on Friday vas between the Stars
aud the Sacramento club-not the Cap
nols, as We bad 1t yesterday; and, &C
cording TO the following report which
Ne clip from the Enterprise, the score
Vas even more favorable than at FIRST
rrpor,ed;
SACRAMENTO, July 1.-The match between
the Silver Star and Sacramento Baseball
Clubs to-day resulted as follows: Runs
silver Stars, ca; Sacramento, 81. Bes. score
made by Beals, of the Silver Star-one out
md eight runs-and by Gordon, Of the Sac
ssmento Ciub-two outs and four runs. Time
4 game. three hours. Notwithstanding the.
beat. there was 4 fair attendance ofspectators
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
S1Aos RoBBsRY find the follow
ing dispatch in yesterdays Enterprise

AURORA, June 1.-Last Tuesday At noon
the staee, when abost II miles from Silver
Peak vas stopped by three masked men with
shotsuns. They ordered tn. driver 70 deliver
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S express box and the
bullion he had ON board. which he did. The
value Of the bullion il d. 900 or 5000. The
robbers had three riding horses add one pack
animal. They are ssppeesd 70 b on their
way to Wadsvorth OF Belmoat. Wells,
Raseo 4 Co. have offered reward Of 81 500
fer their asrest and ceavie&isa aAd he Ieeev-
err q The treasure.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
no PAPER on TUESDAY.

We shall observe the Fourth Of July,
all hands Of rs and for that very good
reason there will be no paper Issued
from this Office until Wednesday morn
Jog.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
5000
Reward!

I'VE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAD FOE
L the arrest and conviction Of the person or
persons who, on the night Of Friday. July l. 1870.
put nitric Aci in the ylinGers of the Warren In
CINE. BY order Of
A. LEWIS, Foreman.
JAS. J. NJ NpLEBAuM, Secretary.
Carson City, Ju y g. 1870. jy31w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

3srAroR MS has furnished this ONCE
aed his constituents hereabouf, general
~. With . very liberal supply of late
public documents. Department Reports,
The army Register for 1870 and macy
volsmoes of tho Congressional Globe
ere anong the number. On our own
bebalfaod that of others who have been
favored ws tetura theok to the Senator.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

r0o1a CAaPsnrERs' LsAous. - The
CailoroiA Deotal Association held, .
session 1t San Francisco last Tuesday.
O6eers vere elected. About forty
;sssh-psllers were Prs.eas.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
notice TO MECHANICS.

win b. given Sur the bsst Model Of Two Whsels
d giaas aud iron, Tor this dissrUxtion
he Trasesss e ssrve the fight to reject any and
IL medals. naQ 1ma6
, 1870-06-30
OBITUARY.

The funeral Of Mr.. George ". Tappcn will take
place at the Second Presbyterian Church on Fri
day morning at O'Clock Mr.. Tappen WAS cut
down, after Season Of impaired health, In the
morning Of hts life, being about % years old at the
time Of his death. In the hope OF counteracting
hls disease BY change OF climate, he went fIom l
on proceeding hundred miles further Into the
mountains to Fairplay, he found the atmosphere
the great destroyer. Few young men have passed
Rway 1ameuteti tv more warmly attached friends
Unusually beloved III the socinl relations, he was
honorable man OF business But, mure than all,
he commanded the confidence OF all who Knew
him ns conscientious, devout, and exemplaIy
church OF which he was q worthy an.i faithful
Ue1et,cr {thc Second PresDyte.iAn}, well as his
parents AMI other relatives Are deeply afflicted.
Tut he wus needed in higher sphere. to which
he showed the WY BY his pure AMI truly C9T's-
t!an life. r ". +.
, 1870-06-30

MICHIGAN SIATE ESiFERSIIT.
ANN ARDoR, Mlch., June .3.-The commence
Ment exercises Of tho university we're held, this
morning, Ut tic Methodist church The ssssa'lu-
ating eass numbers seycnty-avt-llle largest that
cred orattons. Acting President Frizee dIstrll,-
Itcd the sheepsEinA Nothing Of Importance has
been done " the Regenis At Their meetings The
cal depart slent WIS discussed and the matter
postpoEed TIL next septcmber- and the Medical
cot u dr e
The exercises before the alumni last eTen-
Ing consisted Of an oratto1 by Hon. a.
csey Inc reunoa pesA ef he Aa Deis ri 50
clcty WIS largely attended abunt forty Of the old
graduates being present The Regents have matte
granted Two years' leave OF absence, for the rur
pose OF travelling IN Europe. Prof. Elisha Jones
nnls BIS ehai5 temporaEly: Three Young @ l. laties M
Freshman Glass next year.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE
EAsTOS, Pa, June 2a.-The commencement c1-
ercses Of Lafayette College TOOK place to-day. The
cago Theological Seminary.
FORT WAYNE COLLEGE.
FoKT WAYNE, Ind, June e3.-The commence
mcnt exercises OF the Fort Wayne College are now
IN progrtss. and are OF the most interesting char
aeter. Several gentlemen of note from abroad arc
taking part
CnR1o11yvILLE Va, June so.-An immense
audience Of both scxea from all sections Of the
c1uou asaeAlUisuln ~ Lnc uselsM. 1aA tuMHat7
70 near INC address beiofe nc lfefaEy socict,es,
" ut Mpn. Gso!se T.. Teu1teton, t " o4du. ~.
tcrf 0f HIS al7drcss was the cnnstanI regniar nm
relnJftn0 nrOrrrss nj thn hnn1an rrace
IN ererv tninr which tenIa In IN
civilization md cieyatlon- That this nroorrs il
the rcsult Of efforts OF Individual men. thae every
fu;non ilfc aids ant retartls and il IL consennenf
Is, the duty Of every man to deveiope to the yeEy
lafges, extent every capacity OF his mind and suuI
ana body that he nay contribute his share to the
ReaeI Z! AMt " ny Its MS i4aih iutA
Mas Enlulee4 py ttsltlEeai nustta.eus aud GUN.
laf'sohs gon. o. tue k etsi'zataon ot inc Mo.ld
~ me,en. f. ens +bia ~ ~, =, a5
tII1ilr,s IL oi,S ~ nv ~ ~ SarnLat;n,, r., a n.t
isrorv a. the nntrersity, and tn the lives mud
i1n,i, ~ dns - ~ ~ ~ 3ni,v @ - Tfsr
eor Taite"n 1,,.., ~ H1nrna T., thn rn9rea ~ h,a
1cn.rnS n Pnn,11rtm mad.. r,,s foiIoWnc refcT'
arcn ~ 70 nnti0nat o1fni-S ..Is T.. tr,n 80 ora
, 1870-06-30
How to Enjoy Oneself.

In this time Of hot and stttling weather the
most seus1ble thing man can do. Is to purchase
4 ticket On one Of Goodrich,s side-wheel steamers,
and with his family make q lake trip The mag
nldcenr floating palaces OF the Goodrich line
make daily trips from Chicago to Racine, MilWau-
Two Rivers, St Joseph, Grand Haven, Grand
Rapids, 9uskegon, Msnta.ee. ctr. No more de-
rfketl. Every steamer is furnished In nauntfcent
etyle and the 1arler Is UNSURPASSED tn any ct Cur
rt1t-cIass boatA Tie offceEa OF the boat aTc gen
ucinen, md every Inch seaoen,
, 1870-06-30
Bush Medical College.


The eleventh session OF the Rush Medical Col
lcge closes to-day Twen r-hve students, haillng
from different States Of the interior, have been III
attendance Instruction in all the branches
usnllly taught in tic medical schools has been
given, by means Of daily lectures recitations aue
clinics In the college. and scml-Weeky visits to
cdcai ~ m, ,ns,ut1a@ h Ta .e .ae
gathering Of the sick ani wounded arising In a
city like this are Invaluable aids In the ac1utrt.-
meDt Of such all education. 1t Is evident that
clinics should DC attended during each scason Of
the yenr BY those desiring to have knowledge Of
all these things, In order thai the r1nyc Of
diseases and injuries 10 be witnessed may he
wide. as possible. The term began tho I'd OF
March. ~
, 1870-06-30
THE COURTS,
Caution TO Railroad EmplOyes
Not to Get Hurt.
How Banyon and Grosvenor Interpret
Their Duties as Justice and
Prosecutor.
United States Circuit Court.

EJEC1 MEST.
Ira r. HettDqf '. John Lalrrl This case an
action Of eectmgA for the recovery Of 100 acres
land In Henderson, County, ,Tas before the court on
motion for now trial The defence is made
under the LfE,itaHm law Of 1855. The defendant
offered In defence died from the Auditor made
Ia 1897, as title ded7cl6le Of record. The Court
decided that such decd Was not q title within
the meaning of the Limitation law
unless the detendant also proved that
the prerequisites Of the Revenue
thc sae NJ sueh evcce ~ Was psodace an
venlet was rendered fur the pla,nt.n: This state
Of the case has been considered ny the Supreme
Court Of the State, and' tho United States Court
has decided that such deed Is not O sufficient
Que on n hich to base defence under the Dlmlta-
ton lay. The Supreme Court Of the State de-
cfdfd, however, In the caHc OF EEAtol =. kcnnIcott
"a Illlnos> that the law OF 1895 required title
pripi1 tade good upon Its tace. TIE United States
Court l. 28ketl to reverse this decision,
-.. NOTICE..
Hon David Davis, PresldhH. .J1lgc OF the court
Will he IN attendance on Wednesday, She 9th day
of JnlJs to II the admiralty appeal d1ckct. 1t Is
understood that tho Judge viii not be asked to as
teEd to other business.
, 1870-06-30

Don't forget the picnic Of the Chicago Cons1stoEy
to-day, Thursday. The most extensive arrange
ments hare been completed by which you ca1
keep cool and. enjoy yourself III the shade NJ
YounRas Grove. Cars leave Van Kn:cn Street
Depot at 10 a n. and stop at Twenty-secood
Street Tickets, 81 each. All Maso1s and re-
sEeclable citizens are cordially invited.
, 1870-06-30

Sa1ittcrfnE Tccsh.-Not only does
ScIozont impart tle wl,itcHcss Of the purest rar-
eelan to thv teeth, but its polish too They gsten
Of IN ocean surll, and tho effect OF this peerless
dcntifsfce IS to render the enamel as hard and ILL
destruesible rs Hda1nant-
Save and mend the pieces, use "spal!tng's
Eluru
, 1870-06-30

County Court.

HEAVY CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Estate Of Joseph E. Norwood. CiaIm of Gran
vile kimhall for sl9 ,b39 allowed.
Estate of James Ii. WoofwOrth. Claim OF
Treasury {Sati0naD Bank allowed for 81, 1914.
-Eatate OF William White. Claim OF William
Pratt for 81, ,0095 20 allowed.
GUARDIANSHIP.
Ida L2Grotta was appointed guardian Of ida tsa-
bclIa Smith, under bond Of *s0U.
SETTLEU
Estate Of Peter KcInan. Declared settled,
, 1870-06-30

The Esc.1 and Original Tonic Of
Phosphorus amt CalisaYa, known 4s ferro
restores color TO the b!on', the phosphorus re-
news waste OF the nerve tissue, and the ralisaJa
gans thereby curing dyspepsia In Its various forms,
Takefnlneqs. genera! debility, depression Of splr-
IT'S; also, tht le=t preventative against !eycE and
Co., New York. Sold by druggists.
, 1870-06-30
The report Of the Auditor certifying TIL. shove
Accounts to be correct, WAS read and Adopted

The report Of the Auditor certifying TIL, shove
ACCOUNTS to be correct, WAS read and adopted
CUKArfTEES.
The chair then appointed the following c.1na-
mIttees:
On E:,oirtns1Rev. ]. c. C. Clark. nc1. ". ~.
or S,n.i, atioo+. Rev s. b. Otsood Rev. O. 3. Stone
and N. u. II. Sheldun, e
THASKg.
Rev. Or Gregory submitted a resolution gtsmF
talEs 10 0od for the SUCCESS OF the Iabors 81 mi.
union iu establishing OF seminary for theoooical
learning, and to the Treasurer, officers and arenIs
OF the Institution for thelE faithful services
ELECTION 1F 0FF1CERS.
The Committee on Nominations reported the
following names Of ot!cerB for the ensuing rear.
md the same were elected:
Irrsid.rt Z. B. Goodyear
IirH FIR FFctfd-nt-Rrv. J. II. Grcrs7y, LII
Serrsnd t,ste fresirni-Rer. Kendall Bf0oEs D D.
Sterrtary-Rcy. G. s. Bailey, D. u.
51<asureT-EdWhrd Goodman,
7+lsteet-Jancs Z. TylcE.C d. Goodyear, Rev O. r.
Walker, ffsr- F. J. Geodspeed Rcr j: " Fith Js,ncs
z; G.ctt. Eel, Rev. II. u. Hodge, D. D., RG1. j. B
Thnnink. D, D.. 81. More.
The metilEg then adjourned.
, 1870-06-30

United States District Court
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Opposition to dischar9e-Wi!am E. Cralh:pf Chi
cage; John Msgee, Of Chicago
Adjudication BY defauft George W. Stevens, OF
Chicago,
Eaited 70 apply far disehatyr-1sasc s, BnH,, Of
DnIngr Comfy.
At1o ,,rooea1iHa--Isaac W. Nichols md Richard
D: Kirby, Of Chtcago. Involuntary proceellny H.
, 1870-06-30
Canceuing Stamps.

Hudson's patent cancelltnG stamp gives better
satisfaction than any other stamp yet offered to
the public. For sale by all statoneEF. Trade sup
Flied by Culver, Page Hoyne, manufacturing
sraisonEss, NuA LIS and $50 Lake StTeek
, 1870-06-30

Circuit Court.
p9RClBF.E pErA1NER.
Arthur .. Ricliv. John K Pollard. This Is Nil
hvolfed q is mouse NJ ~ WABASH ~ e
uue, 70 which defendant mad lcnsehold lntertsI
nntli May /, 1858. This case came (accorltng 10
the statutel before Justice, who gave Judgment
iur plaintiff. The case came up on appeal. The
defence is that lt.dlntiu had itvested himself of
title.
lrpGNES1E
AfpAeus C.. Badger v. John Reid and Joseph
ShttwIn. BIZ confession for $14,slo.67.
john G. Hilton aul Dnvid A. Gage =. The
satne. By confession for <eo ,45o.15.
EUT1CE.
The Jury Will be discharged on Fr1lay, the 1st Of
july, and alter thai day, during this term, no
causts Will DC called to be Tried by q Jury.
NEW Suit.
John Anderson Y. Daniel Sotvesop. Action on
the case 70 recover for m alleged slander; dam
nEcs lall at q e0u It ls charged that tho 1st
Instant defendant Eatd OF plhlntG that "Thts man
Inns sSindled me out Of one pair OF hoota"
, 1870-06-30

An experience of Il third of n cf1.
tury has a1ven l. Rice, Esq., Of the American
H0use, Bosson,u knowledge oi I'LL the requisites VI
1rHtclass helel The popularity nl that ottl u
dicatcs that The public appreciate LIS cHof1S I"
pleAse+
, 1870-06-30

AESCAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the Baptist Theological
Cpion IVES held, yesterday afternoon, In the lee
turc-room Of the First Baptist Church, on Wabash
avenue avenue Rey; pr: N. g; "a Hodge: Of JanesE5lle,
Clark, of Aurora, opened the proceedings with
prayer. Rev. F @. Taylor was appointed as
Secretary, Ia the absence Of Dr.. Billie. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read and aI-
proved. .-...-
~, TIE BOARDS ANxuAL REPORT.
Te,a1y The Ths principal features of tic
Tnc seminary building vas sonplefed LIST gsa1
faculty created 5y he retirement ci Profsssor e.
ct Rev 4 T. Irnod 70 he chat Of III BIbca m.e1
ature, and Rey. William Hayes, D. D., had been
appointed to the chair Of Pastoral Duties and HON.
nlshe47, but some additional furniture Is needed,
which Will be supplied before the next term. The
four dwellings Of the seminary building arc rented
On which money was borrowed for It's erection,
while the ma1rons salary Is derived from the rent
eaass sas 81 '''aS 70 slpuenss n0' Tue 'as0''s''a'
THE PLAN or BOARDING
proposed a year ago has PEoEed a success. The
roo1na, and the students delegate to one Of taelr
@ getting good board At cost q :sas 70 ssi5 per per
week .-.........
The number u students enrolled On the SEM
ina1y catalogue tbs year e ~: Tho whole number
Theological Seminary is about no. representing sey-
Gnteen different States and i've foreign countrieA
The nnnihcr Of students aided by the union this
tcmber last or nov due them, s Hbout $500. be-
sides donations worth about $500. Many Of the
students have provided IN part for their individual
others have pafd their expenses by manual labor
The actual ministerial work performed during
the year y the students, would probably equal the
, 1870-06-30

TOR RsALR-aousEHoL D GOODS COMPLETE
L Mt auction today At u O'Clock 206 North Dear.
hornet.
E,OR SALE-ONE SET OF FINE PARLOR FUR.
y nittrs, aEd whole set Of honse furniture, very
, 1870-06-30
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

J. oushbred :. HI.cLkawE staonHyonnx. h,nd md
ia1st1po better In the West GEO. Il. HESS. In
FOR sALE-A ,nEsDTFUL SADDLE HORSE.
At. Or III south WateE-s, '"' - soa' S7ls"'a'<-
TOR sALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, BAY
ire yeNzs I'D. also iisht wagon and h.tntst. near,
i ru =. s Up sts sslA f'f want
NoR sALk-As EXTRA SADDLE AND pRIV-
-. lhe peny. VIII ls1rh*nee for single bugsy. In
TOR sALE-A $50 HORSE, STYLISH And GEN
Address CHARLES. TFibune e..iee >N'<'p ''s
FOR sALE-PAIR BROWN HORSES JUST, RE
W.sSt sssd 5om ns ssf soqHy n 5eqns soup n sra as
FOB sALE-sADDLE PONY, GOOD SIZE, VERY
PSF sr e AER Soons DE-
FoR RsALE7TW0 FISE RAY HORSES, TOP BUG
cLAkk. o ROOM su !. i;s #aahin;tan.ss Ap'' - ~ d.
FOR sALE-A FINE BAY HORSE, Il HANDS, s
years Parties wishing very stylish nnd vaIua6in
horse cheap, for cash. apply TO BALDWIN DAVIS. III
EOR sALE-oSE CHESTNUT HORSE, TRoTIN
ncss. pair ol No carriage horsts; sevcrzl kood
$55 9S5; 81 ssSf: FL ~ It It 10 Is
EoH sALE-A FINE. BAY MARE, HARNESS,
Aaiis. ID uns nsEsas ss a' tho owner " hard up
WANTE:p- Use BYA ATMW LADY LYING
rcfelences furnished Adaress X X X. Tribnnv once.
WTASTED-A LIGHT ROAD SULKY OR GIG,
w AIpst bc cheap for cash. j. HALIFAX, ! Eass
VtthirEtDr.Bt-
, 1870-06-30

Crlrb,alnu 4t Hyde Park. Three fsayA to 60 re-
tuIn-h- stca1h,E k.snh Var Fpr. IS Cottass Grave
and duun5. by rtcan can q Hyir fr1 @ aTain
IN tic lAs, tt.. LAKE, sorc abundance Of rcfrsh:
.tcntl rrns1et hy The lasrs # Eydc Pa.k. Band Of
q Tx .ucsr.::ca Il IIteI< A.enca AnH'tsnts Q: III
knt- l::-c ta'' r!er't. ."tnss. rtc. ctc, ryc Frt
SIS r. u. Celue o. :r hot 4l dnsty ety G1i bring
a t!c chlldIca with and E:nd tlt day With y. a
the sn:y Env.a. ard t1.r cor srt.il gr.s+ Room
lur u-,G Trains every lalt IluuE during the Asy. You
, 1870-06-30

ID
:
sNOWH0OE-Ou Wednesday ,nornins june g. ct
llcr ecstnc' 'n this CITY nftsr long nc+.. Mrs l'z
L. r. uilfiuri hn Dr. V. A. Boyer.
Her funeral wiltake rAcn from i'cE Iatn r'sijrney
r. NJ; Friends Of the fnni'y invited to attend with
out further Notice.
kISG-1n St .Juaeptl, 31ic:.., June IT,, Robert i,
King. brother Of the late Jnhu Il. king, Of Chicago
uGed - ycarr-
QUEEN-Snddrpiy. at WtRhinrton, d. C., IN the lii.
Inst, Charles j. Queen. In the .7tt year Of lila agc a
RATHboNEm,E@NneTss Z, @ Of Jsnes Rashbonc frou! his
~ ut II o'clock Members of St.. Eeotgc's Socety arc
rrrrtetfulIy requested to attend.
AIATHEMS-At the Old tadicsF Home. Juno =, Mrs.
Harriet Mathews, aged IS
Funeral this day, at the Home, No. las Indiana ave-
nue.. at lU+s a. IN.
, 1870-06-30

Paper H1ngtng> and Window
Ahndes, latest t4yles Paints, oils, gisas and
brushes. al +. E. Riyby's- - l;aNs'olnt-st.
, 1870-06-30
Superior Court


Railway Company. In this ease q yer,lct was
rendered Tor the defendant. The plaintiff was an
tMrlore Of the defendant: returning from his
work TO Its home he necessarily cr0sscd the track
o. ne company. 1n crossing, . train coll.dcd
rliy ampu1ase., broke tae other. ind also his cot
10 avenue and Enlisted street. on the e2d Of Febri-
ary 1865 In thls case the jury was instructed tat
II plaintiff vas IN the service OF defendant and
orcr the tracks Of defendants rallway, then the
law Ia established In this State that he took upon
himself the risk ct bring hurt BY passing engines
on said track, and defendant Is not liable for any
injury that he received from such IN engine.
whether 1t was run ne2lgentiy Or not
christina BerEquest, alulnlstratf1 Of AntlcTs
Bcrg1usst, Y. The illincis Central Railroad Com
pany. This IVES an action to recover for the death
carpeNter in defendants sh0ps On Tventy-scventh
st1eet, on the lake shore tcarvtllel. lie came to
his death by being overrun by locomotive The
verdict was, defendant not guilty, under IN In
struction about the same as III the last case
MALICIOUS TRosECCrioN.
William u uayes '. Henry Arnold. Thls Is al
action to recover fox sn alleged malicious prose-
Tue charge Is that on the 18th day Of November
last the defendant mal!clonsly caused the lest Of
the plaintiff on charge Of Larceny. Be'n. urTest-
autl then produced before one schocnwaiI, i
Justice, where defendant failed to appear to pros
ccute-
LAND SALE ORDERED.
jesse ArmitaKe, executtix Ut Daniel ArtnIt1Ge,
Y. John F. ArmtAgc Ct nlB. Decree entered for
the sale Of Lot IT, ButterneIds Addition to Chlca-
go, and Lot 8, Block 1G, Shet1elt's Addition.
A1onzo ". Mason " '. l. Il. blossom. Assumpslr
5000. ''' " - e' >-''7N''f''''' 1>~''''>''''
Marvin A. Lawrence ct ais. v. The sumo. AS
EQmpSit. Demand. $500.
, 1870-06-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TO RENT-HOUSEB.

.NrANTED1REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF HAnI
" sat1+t- SIX let's Wctt Side for cash, HESDER-
son t-,CUATEIEI4u. 1a6E DeafbQT1at.
, 1870-06-30

Chnrped IEnndn and F1csN' Cured
by nslng jumper 1'is Swap. Nude By CasTell,
Hazard i Co., New. York.
, 1870-06-30
PARTNERS WANTED.

DARTEER WANTED aaD WILL PLACE
pxI.uet In business Isht he make Fortune
socE- Call and scc i. % W2s h!nstoust. hootu Il
pARIEER WAETEplx 4 NANuFAcTuRIyG
9a'red fof hsf intere.t Ill None but talase mean
Ing hu1tress need apply. N CASH. Trih1nc Office =
, 1870-06-30
BOARD WANTED.

1oGs s9n[TY A REsPEcTABLR LADY on TH9
Bfenth SIDE quiet CTR 81 ss - wes .se
slTamm ~ s d sdona Good EefeIvncss QVeu Atdzs4
lazy. Tribune Qeke.
, 1870-06-30
MACHINERY.

.ssSzS~,.
E'OR sALE-hh6iNhs. PORTABLE, ETAT1oE.
hAmin.r FtrH1nan's tsoa clad burr stone tas: asf
ttrtAh!1k erGres. Il. II. Aims, 70 South C2ual@k
T1OR SALE-cHEAP-A ONKHORSE POWER
II tread machine for sawinx wood pr ptckcts. To be
seen 1t No, % Eoutth,aY. 9K0RGE BAHSETf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
TOO MANY HUSBANDS.

Catharine Cantrell of No 10 Pearls yester-
day caused the arrest OF her husband John charge
OF abandonment. and he was taken before Justice Dow
ling at the Tombs. The prisoner was attended by sew
era friends went TO show that he was
Justified In leaving the woman, she had one or moro
husbands living at the time sho married him. John
O'Copne keeper OF a sailor boarding house NJ No. 10
Pearst testified that he had known the woman since
1894 she having been in his employ since Them IN that
whom Sic introduced n her husband aud they lived to-
gether for a tme Gould disappeared and tho woman
said he hal enlisted IN the navy receiving 5000 bounty,
the greater part OF which he had given her sbe added
that he had before enlisted IN the
army, and then. too she had received tho
greater part Of the money he supposed mat Could was
dead until few days ago, when hc saw hin IN company
with Cantrel he had not told Cantte Who Gould ~at
Charles H. Morse No POS South FOurthst, Brooklyn.
T. D.. testified that Gould recently worked us passage
from Philadelphia in vessel on which lie was employed
Gould had told him that he married ~ the CON.
paiuant and together they called on her; she seemed
glad to see Gould called him An" and SAID that MS
. were twins, and they were dead" -
Cantrcll testified that he had been married 70 the com
painan about years his reason for Abandoning her
was that he had learned Of Gould. her husband being
still aye he had learned recently that Gould had shipped
at Philadelphia the Ade!ph bound for Matailds ana
he had every reason believe that was OWING " The
influence o, the woman that he had shipped. ,,,
Justice Downing wanted 10 know OF OConnel II ne al
Shanghaed" Gould He replied that he had rot; ous
had doubt that tile had been "ShanEhaed wuich
means that he mad been given drusged liquor ana was
placed board ship while drunk The examination sss
then adjourned for two weeks.