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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

A SPEECH IN THE VIRGINIA RADICAL Con-
vENTIoN.-Joe Cox nominated Samuel F.
Maddox. Senator Lewis nominated ex-Gov-
erncr Wells for chairman of the State Central
Committee.
Considerable discussion ensued as to the
merits of the two candidates. Among others
was a colored delegate from Lunenburg, who
said he Was glad to rise in this land OF the tree
and noble brave Said he: 81 am no speak
er, as ara Anthony say but ct Brurus was
here [ could put tongue 10 evry one o Caesar
wounds, or woonds. or whatever you chose to
calI'cm. Why, Id make Rome howl. Greal
God Almighty, what are We tryD' to do ? 10
march right straight along for this Ole Fereln
ny, the land of the noble brave-frst in war,
first 10 peace, and first in the hearts OF our
countrymen and Mr. Samuel E. Maddox is
the man tor this place, because we want Gov
cruor Wells for SONS other place. Why, great
Coo, we wants Governor or sumpn else
As for Mr. Wells, we'll, I'm done we'll. We
all likes wells, and We drinks deep !; but if the
wells leak, then thar's nothing to drink. Why.
great God, what does he want. Now, father
Presidct, speakiD' of revcration and veneration
here's an old man (''Seperator" James,) who
l saw here when this Convention was first con
summated, and Remarked, sir, that you are
the best looking old man l we seen for long
time. L.ughter.] Noble Presdes, first 10
war, first 10 peace, and first in the hearts of
your countrymen, sumpin' after tho style OF
his ExcciIency George Washington. Don't be
in hurry, but mar with me, and I'll tell you
Maddox is the man. Great GuI what are
we going to do?. On to Richmond ! Is that
the cry? My God methioks there are six
Richmond, and Fl va OF them have slain, and
he is a horse, horse-my Kingdom for
horse -
Lewis Lindsey followed him for Maddox.
the opinion that "our views should
be in regards to his more fitness the position
to which he was proposed OF being called
Some member had been said about name.-
What was name? The name OF Napoleon
sir, was some in Francs until the Russians
thunded at their gates. when they didn't want
to hear that name again.
The contest continued and waxed warm uu-
til the hour CT half-past 9 o'clock, that set
apart for the taking of the vote, arrived.
Lewis Lindsey then moved as compromise
that the name Of General Wickham be accept
ed. as the only one before the Convention
This did not meet with appreciation, aud the
Chair ordered the vote to be put. The vote
resulted: Maddox, 64 Wells, $50,
The election of MIR. Wells was made unaDi-
nous.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

The New York Journal of Com merce, in re-
ply to correspondent, states that there is no
tax on wines made from grapes, currants,
rhubarb or berries grown in the United
States" whether made for sale or family use.
On ali wines, liquors or compounds known or
denominated as wines, and made 10 imitation
of sparkling wine or champagne, not made
from the aforementioned materials, but PRO.
duced by Icing recti6ed or mixed with distilled
spirits, or by the infeson of any matter in
spirits, to be sold as wine or by any other
name. - there is levied tax; but even this
manufacture or mixture is exempt when used
exclusively by the family of the person manu-
featuring the same.
Though Gen. Grant is very wrong in med,
ding with politics in the States, he is perfectly
consistent. He was opposed to the Walker
movement in Virginia, because it hurt the ultra
Radical party-he was opposed to the move
ment 10 Tennessee, because it defeated some of
the ultra Radical candidates-and no is on.
posed to the movement in Missouri, be
cause be does not wish the ultra Radical rule
in that State to be disturbed. He goes tor his
Attorney General, Alderman, and has not
word to say against, but is 10 favor of. Holden
i n North Carolina.
The Richmond Dispatch does not know
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Sept; A-The mar

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Sept: "a Tho mar
ke for all kinds Of aTa5h is tole5s1iy active
i ilV I at outside quotations. offerings Of 40
bushels red Wbeat with 5p e a: lzo - re $780,
viii sales at 1871. Corn is in fair demand of.
fering, of CO bushels mixed with saes At IS
and IS. Rye is unchanged ss'es of LEG bush
els at 6S and ~. Oats are in active request
oaerings Of 1898 bushels. with sales at 80 AZ, Is
and 4-latter figures for q prime article
Lump Plaster is in mo1erate request at "a 3D.
GEORGETOWN MARKET, Sept 23.-The mar
Let las peen active during the past week, aDL
huvers have advanced their views on -Four and
Grain The receipts however, have been quite
limited, most of tho Grain otfsred having been
received by river. The canal receipts during
Ihe month were unusually small o,
The Flour trade has been quito active. 2lUl
barrels having, up TO yesterday, been shipped
from the several mills here.
The transact .ns at the Exchl ngn this week
amour to about &c. OC0 bushels of Wheat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

CHAS. ). WALLACE.
aug 2G-2aw2 q Trustee.
TRUSTEh'S SALE. BY virtue Of deed of
l. trus. from Samuel J. Mater to. the under.
signed, bearing date on tn 18Th " of March,
1869, of record on the land records OF Fairfax
county, liber x, No. 4. folio 229 and for the
purposes therein nsme1, l shall, on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of October, 1870 Court day, in
front of the door o. tho Court House Of Fa rfax
GouGt Er sell, 70 he highest bidder, al that
containing THIRTEEN ACKES. more or less.
This land adj nns the lands of William Wal
ters Thomas j. Peacock and others, and is
desirable parcel of land Those wishing to
purchase are invite to call on me at my resi-
dence, when will take pleasure in showing
this land.
TERMS-So much cash in hand as will be
required to pay the expenses and costs CT sale,
and the sum of $50, with interest from the 18th
day of March, 1859 and the residue,on credit
Of twelve months with interest from the day of
| sale. The purchaser to pay for stamps and
convey ancing. ALFRED LEIGH, Trustee.
Fairfax county, sep l9-lswts
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue of
" the decree of he Circuit Court of fairfax
county, in The suit of John Flynn VS.. John +.
Kendall. pronounced at the June term, 1870,
the undersigned, commissioners Of sale. named
H. said decree, will, on MONDAY. the 18th
day Of October, 1870, Court day, sell, to tho
highest bidder before the door OF Fairfax Court
House, uil that TRACT OF LAND on which
the plaintiff resides lying on Occoquan bay, IN
| the county of Fairfax, containing 263 acres
| This land will be shown By Mr.. Flynn to those
| desiring to purchase.
| Terms of sale, as dire ted by the Court: One
| tenth in hand the residue in three equal in
| stalments, payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day of sale; to
| be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with
approved security, and ret ntion of title until
| the last payment is made. Stamps and deed at
the cost Of the purchaser.
ALBERT STUART,
THOMAS MOORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24
ALEXANDRIA VA.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1870

EUROPEAN AFFAIRs.-The papers, this
morning, contain very little of importance, la
ter than the dispatches published in yester
ia. 8 Gazette.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08

cred accommodation for general merchan-
disc free OF other charge, in lieu of requiring
commerce to pay for dilapidated wharves
and the privilege of subjecting merchandise
to damage by exposure.
BUREAU OF CITY DRAINAGE.
do not feel prepared to enter into q
theoretical discussion of this subject, and
have so far been obliged to content myself
with meeting the necessity of cleaning the
main drainage canals, AS a precautionary
measure against the sickness usually appre-
blended during the summer. Shortly after
my induction into office the president of the
Board of Health impressed me with that
necessity. The work is progressing, and
shall soon be able to determine the probable
outlay. The subject can only be treated Of
now to the above extent; b1t it mus, be ad-
mitted tina. the other branches of my de-
partment, though apparently more pressing
in their needs, require less consideration
and scientific reflection than that of city
drainage. When study and attention shall
have better informed me, view and projects
Will be communicated to you.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
| have the honor to submit, herewith. a
detailed statement Of the expenses of the
Department Of Improvements for the mouth
OF April 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, g. 1870

are at least one-half o. the district in area.
parishes where there were intimidation and
personal violence, would throw ont the vote
OF the other five parishes, leaving the result
as follows:
ote of peaceabe parishes Of Fifth Congressional
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08
CELEBRATED
GJACO EII"TERS,

THE wANATA GUACO BITTER Is GOOD
TONIC and STOMACaIO composed entirely Of
the vegetable substance OF GEaco.
Being ver7 agreeable to the taste, can be taken
by the most delicate 1t rids the system Of
all impurity and promotes health and vigoP.
This celebrated Bitter is q preventative against
Cholera and a cure for Dyspepsia, Chronic and
Nervous Debility, D;arrhea. Weakness Of the
Loins. and all diseases proceeding from the Liver
the Stomach or the Bowels.
This Bitter can bs taken either with little saga,
and water. in Anisette. any other spirits, or
even pure. small glass of it, taken before meal
sharpsns the appetite and facilitates digestion.
For sale by j. LLADO. Agent,
Druggist. corner Chartres and Dumains.
6Yn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
HRUHs AND AzEDIC1NEE,

| We nave aiways on hand full suppl CT fresh
pure
MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC,
which we offer at the lowest wholesale rates On,
connections Europe at present enable us to make
peter selections than 1T ls possible for most house,
here to 90, as our purc5 ssng agent there u pf-S
teal chemist aud druggist, who engaged in the
drug business in this city for many years. and who
consequently Is July competent to Judge in regard
to the requirements of our trade. By the arrange
ments we have made with him. We are convinced
| such pure and unsdulteratsd articles that We only
request buyers 10 give as call before purchasing
elsewhere
Besides tina regular l'1s OF DRUGS and NEDI,
OlNEo; We have also in store the most assor5ee
MINERAL WATERS
that is found IN this city or N fact in this couptry
We are SuLE AGENTS for the
vIOHY WATER,
fRlhDRiCdSHALL BITTER,
HIGH ROCK, CONGRESS, Eto
Al.o Ia kture.
GETTYSBURG. CONGRESS-
SELTZ, BLUE LICK.
EMPIRE, 8I.ADON,
SOUR LAKE ROCKBRIDOE ALUM
WHITE 6ULPEER WATER. Etc
-, Having besn appointed sole Agents far GEORGE
IlEAtAN 90, OF hsS York, We keep a most
varied stock Of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
such as Buck Is Complete Operating Osse, Disco.
ing aud Pocket Gases, Lye Gases, Vssico- yacins
Eases, Anmputatlng and Ain9r Operating, oDetstg
CSi and Dental Gases, etc, all ofisrsd at New Yorh
prices and we add constantly supplies OF lately
introduced designs.
Also Agents for FOUGE2A'G PREPARATIONS
AH the above we ofter at the LOWEST RATE
and guarantee the quality Of the goods.
fE.ADhRIChsyN $ HATTIE,
~ lS9 Canal ssreet,
fislarN Iolro Buildings.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08

HRYSTALIZ ED OIL
PATENTED JULY 2 1867. AND THE ONLY
BIZ RNING FLUID PATENTED AS
NON-EXPLOSIVE.
1t gives treble the light of coal OIL and possesses
the brilliancy of gas. Manufactured and for saie
by A. O. MCLEAN. together with Lamps, Coal Oil
etc
Salesroom at No. l76 Carondelet street, and the
corner OF Royal and DuEaine ap6
THE .CELEBRATED GENUINE
OROIDE WATCH.
S1S......... S15.....................$s2O
Resembles gold wears like gold. and is - good -
gold IN all respects except intrinsic value.
Also, American and Swiss Movement SILVER
WATCHES. Every Watch guaranteed By speeds
certificate. Chains ana Jewelry In great variety.
>, Oau and examine for yourselves, or send two
three-cent stamps for circular. When Six Wstohse
are ordered at once: We send an extra one free.
All goods sent O. o. D.. customer can examine
before paying by paying express charges both wayG
JAMES GERARD b CO.,
Sole Agents for d" United States
Y7ly No g. "asssu street CUP Stairs) N. z.
z ED JACKET BITTERS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08
BUSINESS CARDS,5

Between Prytania end Coliseum, opposite the Rsts
Lafayette Cemetery, No. /.
OcnEantly on hand or made to order to suit PIP
chasers TOMBS of Marble or Brick. MonnIUent.
Tablets, Grave Stones, Counter Tops, Slate HEARTH
images OF Marble or Plaster Paris, Vases etc
iel6 lys - ' S""Ai''S'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08
ROSES,

Ihave placed golden
Ring upon the hand
OF the blithest little
Lady in the land!
When the early roses
Scent the sunny air
She shall gather white ones
70 tremble in her hair
Hasten, happy roses!
Come to me by May!
In your folded petals
Lies my wedding day!
Thomas Bailey Aldr1ch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08

AsAUssE ds &c
ia CALLER COURT, REV oELFAEs
snip Agents. Passenger AGENTS for Ha1abaYs
direct Southern line of steamers and
GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENTS.
are n3w completing their ARRANGEMENTS for szpuly.
Ing forsign Lsbor, go much required througiior d,
tns south, SUD invite interviews and correspondence
Wa PLANTERS ana l&a0 oTrssAs ssSy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08
'RUSS1S,

V,R USsE USS1o.
WITHOUT SPRINGS. BACK PADS. Oh fAR
TERROR OF LEG STRAPS.
HI. SPII.LMANN,
Inventor and Patentee OF q Lever an
Supporter Truss.
Patented September !, 1863
This Truss dafies all competition for comfort and
general satisfaction can be worn By all GLASSES, ~
we'll as both sexes, all periods 04 life. 1t stands
without rival in this or any other country 1t has
in its short existence, won the admiration OF its
Also sole proprietor for the State Of Louisiana for
the highly recommended
". JOHNSON'S PATENT PAD TRUSS.
With these Trussee can promise more rapid i'm.
provsment and relief than any other applyer o
Trusses.
Also, Attachments OF all descriptions on hand. o.
made 10 order II. SPILLMANE,
Manufacturer and Filter,
SO Baronns street, New OrleanA La
Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention,
State Rights for sale. jas
WANATA -.....-........-.....-..s ~ ANATA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
THE NORW4LK DISASTER.
The Disappearance OF Jiwmv Hickey, the
King OF the Three Card Monte Players
several Other Persons "a i'd TO be Lost.

Notwithstanding the assertion Of the Captain
Of the Nor salk tina: no persons were drowned in
the recent collision between his vessel and schoon-
err in the bay, there is good to suppose that
ut least three or -four were lost. The well. known
Jimmy Hickey. the most renowned three card
monte player in the country, to jump for
the schooner just at the moment OF the collision.
He missed his footing, and lc into the water, and
has not since been seen. His companions hoped
that he might have reached the shore, but yGster-
day Hey gave him ~ "a lost.
Hickey was n character. Ne was born In Man.
chester, England. aud the OF the wei.
known Sergeant Hickey Of the Manchester Police.
Although he made MS living by fleeing the unWary,
he was, 10 use the expression of an honest man
among his friends, " the hcst-helrted fellow In the
world His money went a. lie got it, Nobody
ever appealed TO HIM for charity In vain.
II - said that the Camester has been known 10
light clear with hundred dollar bank note He
was astonishngly vel read. and could talk knowing
~ and nuenty any subject. religious, scientific,
historical, OF political, His language always
polished and grammatical. and he possessed extra
ordinnrv powers Of persuasion. lie often heard
to say, aludng to sinister nose, II 1t were not
for this vlainous countenaBco should DO the most
successful swlnder In the world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
Nortnli,vinthc INV P,,.on

Superintendent JOurdan and Justice Bowling
have effected very important reform. Until re-
Gently policemen have tax en- to the TOmbs all sorts
Of prisoners even persons found wing in the streets
leaving them ~ tie Tombs for medical treatment.
Last year 10000 prisoners were confined In the
Tombs and IL died. Every death was Of the class
spoken Of and was an inquest case tor the Coroner.
Since January eight persons Ia We died In the
TOmbs. Each OF these was also an inquest case
Even though the TOmbs is on made land. In q MAS
tic district, It is nevertheless true that nobody
has died OF natural disease within its walls during
the last eighteen months Justice Bowling short
time ago protested against tie reception In tho
Tombs OF persons liable IN die, and superintendent
Jourdan has ordered that all persons found In crti-
cal condition shall be taken 10 the hospital. This
explanation Of the mortality In the Tombs due to
DR.. Neslis, City Physician, and his assistants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
The Hon. Horace Greeley al the sing sing
Camp Meeting lie Leaves without being
Cnn YcrIeI.

Correspondence ~ the Nen Tfrt Herdld.
TIE great sensation of Saturday was the ap-
pcarance of Horace Greeley In the woods which,
tguratvelv speaking, IL not very occurrence.
II may seem ncre ibe, but II is strictly true, that
Dv slight stretch Of the Imagination Granger nigh
have concluded that lie unsophis rustic
irving TO ape the manners OF city dandy; for he
wore pair of Eil gloves and simpered con inu.
ousiY while exhibiting himself aroma the encamp-
ment He arrived at noon, and was lionized by
sore of the brethren" who took special pains to
point out the objects Of interest on the ground
such tOadyism IL perhaps e1cuslble, for the atten
lion paid to the " On to Richmond" philosopher Is
the Spontaneous tribute Which IL always gwen in
tc!lcctua greatness and distinguished service TO u-
Of the writer, that II would be a glorious ching il
Horace could hear good gospel sermon, and be
" converted from the error ct his ways.
II il very Likely that II the preacher Of the after
noon rad known that the next Governor Of the
state was to be one OF his auditors he would have
showed the Mllacy OF the Spruce street philoso-
piers views Of universal salvation " and the
superiority OF the Methodist doctrine OF free sal.
vation,' to be obtained, however. upon conditions
sermon out without noiding assent dissent to
the preachers views Nor was the minister OF the
Gospel remin ca by pull al his coat tail that dis
tiuCuishcd rCrsOnagc was present
Ii Is impossible to say whether no would have re-
sponded TO such iutimatiOn AFTER the fashion o.
the eccentric and famous bsckwoods preacher
Peter Cartwright. On one occasion whe Peter
aisle and took a seat young minister In tie pal.
pit pulled Peters oattail, and whispered To the son
OF thunder that Gen. Jack son hid Just come In.
what do care about Gen. jackson 80 reclaimed
the old hero he viii be damned and 90 to he'll
like auy other sinner unless he rcpents"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
COL. FILLYS lMPOSTURES. |
THE REMARKABLE CAREER OF A
DRUNK EN- NEW YORh CLERK.


Degrading Himself and Defr"udins Every
body-Boru for state Prison or the Gut
ter-An Effective Temperance Lecture.
Francis I. fl''y' formerly Eeutenant-Co'onei
Of the Fourth Regiment New York Volunteers, las
received check in his career, being locked MP in
a. re-. >t..,,., r.,.,. -. 49, - ..,---,,.
Wv hs0A ma nv INV" oh '"""Eo VI e,'oo~1'nE
saOV RON H. II. ferguson Co. Oook u'alcrs AZ i1e
s''''' w. iny W" uo'n III oo"'"
WINDSOR Conn, In lSe OF respectable and inhuen
tal parents Ills fatlor died in tic bo,'s routh.
"a, rno,h.r "a ,,,,nr sho no. .,,.o,,,oS H., -.
US nV'".' - "N"s' 0"o "'S uNo""eN num- ~
nave all Ills relatives
Nouo,,. ond ,.o,.ot ,,ora a.. ~, &c. n. ,an
Nena,"' anu "orhei "ere 10 nat factory ne ie'i
in with the young hoods Of the place, who spent
considerable rnonev every night in cnrou.als FIJI.
-. -. -. 49,, $1,000, -.
* ys wages oe,ns '',nned' ne contracted numerous
debts, and one nnt summer day he
srpt rSty prs,pprIprp
c,rve,,,rr bis rrm.ro,s e-.,,,o,. uo nav, a..
,,,x.d 10 Nou, vi, .ioro r.. o,,,.t.o, ,,,r.,,a,
peHreu III I've" io'k' where nc oo'alneu stuAuon
in Messrs. Devlin & Co.'S clothing house. He held
this place some time Being smart. he was
100, So. -, 10, .,s,.,. .,.,,,s.
Texas, Georgia. and tho otncr southern states.
When the war broke out. lie came back
to New York rsys Sp his position, and enlisted as
tesrs rons tnrong Inc whole war with r. rising TO
lie cooneb, Of The regiment. While in lie service
ho
Nv x,,,,n ~
Nh'e" n'
IN the camp for merely creating disturbance In
front 81 hi. tent while intoxicated. When he re-
turned TO New York al the close OF the war, he
asa 2. conmshe hun, ,Ses o. 'orgeres lie
ployment in VIM Dextef'a hat rtoblisbr emit No
$50 Washington street II IL charged thai no
forged the name OF his employer TO check for $500
No sooner had ke got the cash than he went on
,..,,,.. -.
"L'hV'S Sr"IA'
which eliminated in his arrest and commial. lie
was sentenced TO Eve yeirs In state prison Through
the interccssion OF friends. who hoped that he
Mouu re'olIn us NUN n ,,t .m,pio,er VIII
gave az N0 bopds Tor his good behavior Tor one
YEAR. Mr. Dexter believing that he Intended To re.
form and become good cjiizan, took him back in
his employ and he remained for some time
Apparently determined 10 do better until suddenly
he became ye,y distracted and associated with The
yiicst cLaractors His cmploypr still had hone Tor
him and kert him in his employ hut lie soon rs.
lapsed into hIs evil WAYS and was dsct arged In
the ~ can time he became acquainted With
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-16
MRS. BorErs SUIT FOR D1voRcE.
A Methodist Deacen's Marriage to n Young
Catholic eiress-Charse OF Fraud and
Cruetty-Deseytiou nd Arrest.

Caleb IIoyet, a strong pillar In the Methodist
Church, married blooming Catholic maiden ten or
twelve years ago. She had email property. The
couples married lie proved uuhappy, and year ago,
by threats and misrepresentation, the husband in
duced his wife TO deed TO him property worth
$1,000. lie soon disposed OF it. pockeiins the
money. After which, one day he beat his wife bru.
tally, knocking her down, breaking stool ever her
head, and kicking her down flight OF stairs.
When Mrs. Ifoyet was picked no she was uncon
scious TO this day she has not recovered from the
shock. After the assault, Hoyct decamped, taking
nearly everything from his apology for home. and
leaving his wife destitute, with Eve Children. lIoyot
went to Ysphank, Long island, anil bought firm
with his ili-gotten money, and began 6ourisbing
business as an employing builder OF cottages. lie
protested to be worth t25000. lie was made deacon
OF the Methodist church in Yaphank His wife and
children meantime depended on the neishbors, who
generously assisted them.
One child died about six months neo. When no.
tice was sent TO him, he answered. don't care"
and now another child Is on It's doathbed. Such is
the wifes story.
Mrs Boyet a few DAYS ago made a complaint OF
abandonment NJ the Essex Market Police Court and
q warrant was granted fof her husbands arrest.
and Hoyet was incascerated yesterday. The su-
prene Court, pending an action for divorce, has
ordered him TO pay his wife SIS weekly and $50
counsel