davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-28
CAUTION!

Hoo1IA1ps GERMAN RkxHnrEs ~ ooanssF-
fet.ed e.e ta,.t tie .asaatute ct G. II. JAox0odh@
N. ~.n.., ~ esch boesle ~ othau kre eeo1serfs6
F,1n<tos1 o8ee md Ma1afsetoU 1t shn Ga'aAA
u.at-,rr store. No. 81 ARCH sTKxEf. PhaadsspA
, 1870-05-28

n;ENIEEAJi CT CttSEE.
THE reuera chi vi the c:iil:ual ih'F Hacsrs, for
*ha tjstnixsal uf cases not p-serHr,.f i;:, ,l;tr
.Ses resccd c2sc No. !, ,4bH Tue Ga's sas Tas VIII
Sncnde 800 other casts. SiIsj-s.'; IL r4-:, Hysc
5;snlissed Yesterday and TWO wefe hssica-l I'll the
<Dcket
ekuth Park Commissioners :. E'ten 1s".ensan
- I'd Commissioners We're a''iu',,.H- t. iss&.@s
~ Ten,acts u result to fhc 0wrrFs q u: l17 In
NHeFensonis Subdivision Of the east tri RITZ Of
xhe porfh half nt the aouth a9-ta a"'es Q! tle
norfh vest fractional quarter Of Secteu Is, 3, IA
kA
rnxa Ernons E. Leonard K,'t!t9e!'.es hH4 e.aaH
AsNN Mart E Cunilnn and tuc ac.;i.r ssgfi;s.
GSds IL q nroccedtng on the chancess 81. 9. .le
Txx,x tn frst.nn the levy Of m cSect.fN .n2h tas
nSMer5y OF complainant II inciules Gaafss o.
ST1 IN the making VI loan upon WAsc4 COM
Ssat1ant was surety, aud fraud IN pIoenNns ths
SHe1f OF colu,latnant to q pzomtaaoIs AosS auu
W1rT:n. to c;,.fcss judgment: MTs bim99s ssaes ts
- in De~ol:rr. 1862. Cogdol appliea ~ I'LL
1erteI 5,,r :" loan o1 ss0V, which sun hotuss.ue
9ereed T. il h. procured TIE enaoiset
0f cofnl'lafuanI. She asstntea 70 Inc pioPot 5s'tv
that a.! she Should become n; tc liz
riacc apI0.ptt4I l. elsr a noto for tie amount II
1Sxs descriJtt 10 llct Is note Tor &so3. HnetE
men bhc bc!1. Hrallc to read or write, or even p
- hcr t,nfe, ula1r her marx. 9nbsc1Henti! ene
-. informed that The not. was actually for 4oil'
snu tneu she rrpudiated II, the dctendaat, kota.
crrhcr hAYtng meanwhile given Cond9n, INC
sa arnr 1T the note, al extension 0f time LOT pay
ttntnt When khe seFadiated. Rothgreber caused
, 1870-05-28
CHICAGO DAILY 1ARK&T.

tsick1esA Lensth-StxteeD tncheA $500 percaI-
ioad added when t12nRened, which cn1sSe 1ol-
laws the KhfnSte1
, 1870-05-28

In the afternoon, No. spring wheAt was IN
vailed, tho market closing Btcady at sI.0stt1
seller juno and 1z<@t.0111 seller May Or
cash No. 2corn closed strong at 6319sS1so
seller June, aud si}ac seller last llalf. Nothing
doing in oats, provisions, or lake freighta.
There was no evening session.
, 1870-05-28

And Eutese PTspsse t1 LIZ sie.siy rEvsatrd sy 1A.
10 Vbo a9t xnsoecesssul lu lie 70 esaeoce wesHk, a1
happtae& Co1sl1tst5nA fee ~ aDa ~ for hts uukh
srefiorss hi fAo oppogfss wl bo scnt s1aHs WITH e
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THE EEENEU1 -: Will 11z7s7
YoRSv1LLE, Ill, May e7.-The procce1lnSs & u 4n1 .4e
Ltr of ueposicuus including one OF y. \; = -
Wis. fn support Of the theory that Captan hsne 11
dy Was, Il the time Of his tcstAment45 Ac1 q on
sialnd mind, from the enects Of alcohol 1IKe
humber vi ltttets were also introduced. from
Michael Kennedy Jt, 10 his fathfr. and III 6Eot1-
ef Philip, and two from Captain Kennedy 10 Phlp,
the APPARENT object being to show the STATE Of tee-
Es tlat existed In previous years between father
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ts7 soutt Ua.xkk. Cnfeaao CURES Tor no ch2:fsl ~
He sz.ssss q Uavr!. q a. II 1, -
the Md Fdahe 10 Y ay !of ~ Gn1oa, 4a
Thtaty Of NeEvu1e md 6k1nA UseasA ~asSaa@'A's
free nd dR&&E0tt2l
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M0OFLAND'S
GERMAN BlI'rERS,;
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN ToNIC!.

LANDS GEHMAH TONIC srs sha sresasst saa hess
purifiers syee korwn, md WIN eura Al dIseAan restAg
from had b11od Kaep yuar blood 7ze, heap ruur Hve<
In qrdes keep yuur digestive or1sn III eound heAlay
endIou by the uso al these remedies. aud diseass
win esef a~sil you
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OCEAN STEAMERS,
LO1DON AID NEW FORK 8IEAN9HP LINE
Rates II PeaaKs Reduced.

steamer sails Grey sossaiEht. DIRECT 70 LONDON,
from P1eT No. J. n r.
RHLDHA. "COUCH+" Nay n. at8 an
Cabin passaEe, ~ aud $50 In currency; steeraS ~
In currency. -..-
Paasenstrs booked e Hanb9H BEeIneH. Hay1A
atEE For pass1Ss SRP1y a, 4 ho: 8 hfssaway, NsT
isoustk, Chic1fn For fright Il 5t Souttst, n. 7.
ROWLAND 4 AaPLNHA1Ly A&gN&L
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I'd eHAxxK. II. d. E,e HaruIaf OH Estahat1hst
Df CIlxke, i13 8qot4 QA1k 4 t1eaf Mo4EoaA
G6NTf6ENTIAI1X pQK9u1IEn.
" FNaa5e F1It {Er1AA InAde) Nlde paT box hy m4&,
&W Serd two stH1Epa for Nn1.to6 8eerek
@ Ahpy two fot Book @ Ae6j 4 6gee
AddE0 1e&taN n. I. D. QLANxk, III Soutk Qane8
r.. Qhl<A&o
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Rna JANEa THOMPSON, 5udse Of the s1rHoEAs
Court oi PeansHMH1iA:
sPxuluk115lA+ kVsl r. G9c1
Il constdes .Ho0Y14AND1 GERMAN BfTTkn8
Ayatpate sdiena IN czees II kttAeks Il tod!eeaoa ae
dJsperka. az csstfy this tun MT e1psesnee d t.
'Yourk With 1eepoet
"JANN THOMPSON"
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Hon, GEO SHAH6WoOD. Jnst5ee Of the 6rpce0s
Cosxt Of PeauaytsxntA.
sPRApN1A1A. Juoe l, 1Aa
II hsyo found By e1pe1ssnoe that 'Ho0FLANDfa
GERMAN BIrTKR&' i zesy Eood tonic. reatsvtaG
d5speptc systeus alunost directly.
1GEORGE sRAR8WOOD1
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lis Horth Ulark4t. teAts Ill F7fvate md 8e1nA Dtk
eases md escta permanent eus tu the most vtutfa
and oheti4ate eases Of Seminal Waakns. Heftons p
bllisy or sypailte aestIena q any 6na Eh9nf& M ~
cnhica ransch1e* q AHyses senk ttes- Ceas1ttAtaa
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CHAS, II. EVANS,
PROPRIETOR,
C. II. JACKSON Il COZ
PRIC1ES:

Hss1azA's aNHka 1ttssfs, pr batsis. s.'.s1'oo
Hooasad's German Httus, bAh dsssn.-. sos
Hoo6auds asEna1 1sas, ,Wtupt II quzss
bottln, pr tetslS. slS.........---'-.s+--~"s-~ Lev
Or q half d3se1 II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7suV
Do nes feasss 10 assaatas sea The xzss sna 09s' -
orar b ~ IL sss&aaa
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United S....s= f!s~er;;s Court,

United S..,.s= fi-eT;; Court,
fEw wiEI-.
J.tleE r Jcsop =. Ai;stsiaul Naacz. Assaniatt
D c4a1:d. s. .tcl- -
= Fh+ IAmson arh s''.' ?n..t *ac..rny CE.n-
. r,a1y Of Aass::.s.=:.'l. T. : IT. t@:a::, ,3u..t,y
3Sx,1ufactt,s1uK Company. IL: r. ycs;ra;a IN
4e1ucfuent u1nn rat+nt E,-t'tul in 1l'. Msnuf4c-
NsTe of Hn1res sna 1nEks- Iae la14.ns eaots 10 he
Mrntected il one Of Joseph u. Ea-dlet, fs1 al ln-
2FurrEueut III tah.e cutlery.
, 1870-05-28

Fer ale By Ill Druggists anA Dsal-
era in @sAieiAs eysfyvAeses
, 1870-05-28
1AKR SHORE AND N1uHNAs souTneRa

RA11WAx.
DrppGEo1ner nf Van Bmeaand Sheruauxta
Ticket Od5ee, Is South Gatkst
Hrecia4 HsV.Xo Expr1ta.. .TE:M T. M .4M j. m
Elkhart Accommodation 81 p. s10:10
Atlantic KI1fqnf (daffYt,.--., SIS p TOO 4. N
Nifht ~ p rs.H 4 n
ukLAp1 ANU EH&In EAE7ue LIKE
Day Expees4.-- ...-s.-.--...s1 u : = sz5en2
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ntvueo Consultations.

Ard f4satneut IN N ptit4As 11.ttsIs-n1la o. fenaJ
DT II aAV{3ER n LsseRsxt P1txo LeetmS 40
Book ior p A11aed. % eea 4Hsaia Fs ss1faa 1tt;s
md rliAhe In an -4&m- kaAaAl9 !ffs8u!&11Qnf
s,1ectss1uIJ t1s1fed. Ato. NEkVtHH PL14-son
c1rp tor vic4ltna x 4eat &119 ~ AAn kx1ssH
stamp and addt2 r. O. Boz n. Cha11n
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FRIDAY, April f2.-FLoUR AND MEALc-The
Wsa wa s svo u 81 srSssi Sst ss hSsh
extra. State &C.. isssiSs D round hoop ono ij
Ht0'IR; western SPRING wheat extras, Ne@tts0i
ana GonSs extras e1 F sSseo s ssas sfss
@s city shipping extras, Hi59Si southern supers,
Sse SoHi 90 shipping And family 6T f ssS
equal to the sales but holders are anxious to sell from
2sse spirit, tOrPsn HI more active az Rosns
y Tsns 'tSsne9 PGrolS sD9 merry active
lots. scS Sc Hides innd leather quiet. Wool fiTy
actlve, but at some decline. Tobacco active for
hen,ucky 9l5c Frsghts dull, but rates hrn. Metals
.GRAfS.w6est was a shade nrmer, hut quiet; sales
81 OO9 bush. at S1ag$l.l2 Tor No Chicago aud Nil.
tlaasi95 for am Dor wnter in store and d sOasiG0
!1r common TO choice winter. I've scarce at tlt5g
III i9r Western and state Barley quiet tmali
.. NsgSc; Oa.s were Hat At @g63c. IN store and
ano9t Corn depros sed Gales 1000 bush. NJ il29
Western yellow and Southern, and t16d Ills for Jer.
seg and Delaware yellow. 49,
Pno11sioSs- was fairy active 10 the trade. and
prime t2s for mess, aud t for thin mess Beet firm
and IN dcand sales eco btls. At tl09sll5O for plain
quiet. beef hams duli. Cut meats IL. demand and
Dressed hog. lover az or city, Lard higher but
S Sqet az sisS s steam a. S Si 5 e lns Nay tS
Ice. Butter ono cleese unsettled. Eggs, 100 20c.
GRocERfEs-Cotiee in 9ir demand sales SO bags
isSiS sS sod. Ssss steady sales i06o 6hds,
Porto Rico at 5@e3e 90 hhds CUBA clayed on private
Sssc sugars a Ia ,Sir "desnS for rSW We quote
air TO good refining, gfqNc and Stc foi No " 9cx
sales lN3 hhds az i0isaigAc Tor zorro zee rcnn2!
for soft WiIto.
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NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS.


This ls not an age when people believe trust what
ever they see in the public Journals. Fifty or sixty
years ago, when the accuracy OF statement that had
appeared In one OF tho gazettes News Letters OF
the day was questioned, II wac considered sufficient
answer to all cav to say 1t be So for Tread It
In the newspaper" IL s not now Newspaper asser.
tons must be verified before they taken for grant
ed and this is especially the regards statements
setting forth the remedial properties OF proprietary
medicines. For example, 1t until the tonic ana
Alternative properties OF Hostettet's Stomach BtteH
had been deliberately and thoroughly tested by thou.
sands found to be in perfect accord with the printed
claims put forth In its behalf that accepted by the
public at large as Standard Remedy But when mul.
ttudos who had resorted to II "a safeguard against
malarious levers, for indigestion and bilious.
mess means OF strongthenng tho frame cheering the
spirits, and imparting constitutional vtgor came for
ward and testified that It's beneficial effects had exceed
cd their most sanguine expectations, Of course the
world believed. To resist such proofs impossible
Great care has been taken from the beginning to
orerstde the merits OF the Biters Exaggeralon and
bombast have been the death OF many that
might otherwise have survived They were weighed
In the balance aud found wanting" HOstetler Bltters
on the contrary, have been announced gran.
eloquent language as cure for every bodily III, but
simply as pure harmless vegetable specific, possessing
remarkable mvgorsting. regulating autLblious, and
anliscpc properties. This exactly what tn public
know the medicine to be- and It's enormous sale is an
argument in lts favor.
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NATIONAL Guard NOTES.

Major VIM, 4. Seward Jr,, late OF the Ninth Regi
ment, mas received his commission "a A,sltnnt dln
MntI snera on the stan Of Big Gen Varian, OF Tue
On Wednesday evening next the Twelfth Regiment
arsenal
Capt. Boehrer, Of COMPANY F, Fnyh Regiment,
has been presented by the members oil his command
with handsome gold medal,
The Old Guard, composed OF exempt members OF
The Light Guard Company A, seyenly'nrst RegimcnO
and the CITY Guard Company G, Ninth eSnnent) and
commanded by the veteran and GENIAL Capt George w.
Mclean late Street pafsded
Yesterday to celebrate the anniversary OF their organ
LhOn but were unable TO do 30 BECAUSE Their gorgeous
new dress uniforms were not completed.
Brig Cen Postley and other oficers OF the cavalry
brigade, are urging the adoption of new dress uu
form, be parade. instead Of the dapidAte
fatigue uniforms which the commend has worn for the
past I've years.
The Ffy-Hfth Reg iment are ordered by Col Allen
10 assemble at the seventh avenue arsenal on Tuesday
evening next, for inspection and drill
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IS EDITH o'GoRMlv A sW1NDLER

A False Prttendrr Two Years Ago, n False
Prctender Now-Obtaining Money Under
False Prctenccs - swindiiuu New York
Tradesmen-Ba Ned Once, she Tries Again
and succeeds.
In her Paterson lecture Miss Edith O'Gorman
donied the authenticity OF the letters published in
Thursdays srS, the originals OF which can be seen
In Paterson at any time. How much credit is to be
given her stories may be inferred from the following
narrative oftwo little transactions in which she was
prominent actor about two ago, after she had
been erpektd from tie Madison content for grossly
improper conduct. We give both stories as nearly
as possible, In the words Of tho victims, without
either coloring or e1aggeration.
Messrs. sadlier Brothers. OF 81 Barclay street. say
that Miss OGorman called upon them about that
time and endoavored to borrow two hundred dol.
lars in the name Of Mother Xavier, the, supe-
roress Of the convent from which she was expelled.
Edith said that she was purchasing goods IA the
city, and had become q little short of money and
that she would return the loan the next day. Luck
lily for Sadcr Brothers, they also were short OF
ready cash. They told Edith this, but they added
that II she lad brought note from the Mother that
they would haze given II TO her. This did not dis
hearten her She sought other fields.
She next visited 10 Dey street. She walked up
stairs, STOPPED at tie first door, entered, and asked
for Mr.. Turlis. Edith told this gentleman the same
story that she had told Sadlicr Brothers This time
however, Edith, taking n lesson from heT first at.
tempt, was not so extrayagant IN her demands. She
told Mr.. Turgis thGt all she wanted was $50. and
the too confdiOg gentleman gave 1t to her. Some
time altCrwarl, Iurgs sent IN his bill TO Mother
Xavier The Mother paid the $50, nt the same time
than king Mr.. Tureis for the honor done her name.
Leard the circumstances, but Mother Xavier would
not listen, and he kept the money.
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why Mrs. Mcfarland Is so Anxious to Tes-
fifty Against her Husband Triton, the
Free Lover, BIoodtairsty.

:. = TTVTV nc DVf,Ql FO3I,
notwithstanding the adjournment Of the Nc
Mcfarland be acquitted he viii institute procee linss
to inyadate the Indiana divorce tie around that
IL was obtained without any notification being
served on lin Mrs. Richardson is consequently
very anxious that he be convicted sent TO pfis
sut and to prevent litigation r regard to Richard.
sons property Ia turning u into ready money In
order TO be able TO hold to II the cncctas.
The Grecian-, ut mce OF lilton Is auectionatey
turned in sympathy toward MT-. Call Gun. In an
editorial IN the columns OF the IidePtuqeHt, Thee
dore Is endeayornE, IN moral way, Of course, TO
ineite the new and present hus 1ani vi the gushing
letter'writer TO Shoot spencer, one OF McFarand's
counsel. This Christian editor, not satisfied with
the quantity OF blood already spilled in this Iunfor-
tunate affair tlirsts for fresh victim. Il Is also
rumored that Mrs. Mcfarland is quite anxious TO
testify in favor OF her slain seducer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
THE WONDERs or FLORIDA.
Scion Robins0u's Flea Crop-JIm KcIIey's
Ideas Of Tammany ChampRgne-Indiau
Skelctons-The Thousand Bottles Left by
the Hero of OIustee.

Scion Robins0u's Flea Crop-Jim KcIiey's
Ideas Of Tammany ChnmpRgne-Indiau
skeletons Thousand Bottles Len by
the Hero Of Oiustee.
Correspondence OF The sun.
JACKS oNvILLE, on THE Sr JouYs, FIoRrpA,
April 12.This lively city is thronged with wealthy
inyalids seeking health In the clear air. and absence
of oil business matters which mark the place.
Among many prominent New York citizens here We
have seen tie following MIR. n. Micklcs IL gather
ing additional materials for another book on
Florida. j. y. Lee, of Rochester is building cot
tage in the city similar TO those in Newport. Rev.
Charles Deoctor has leen here and has gone up the
river to see Mrs stowe. S. b. Parson, OF Flushing,
L. l., LETT about three weeks ago lie had an inter
view with Scion Robinson Mr. Parsons came on
business In relation to raising flowers. He says that
Scion RobiUscn's garden j. principally sand, and
that the ptosrccls good for large crop Of neas
this year As there is little for them ~ cat on So
Ions land, the chances are that tie inyalids here
will suffer at harvest time.
Ex.Poslmastor Kelly is here. lie is troubled with
rheumatism which be contracted white convivially
engaged with Mayor o'Hall drinking sweenY's cham
payne. The Tammany champagne he says, is mixed.
A large number OF others less notable here, some
from the far West and many nom Massachusetts.
AT Cedar Keys, about hundred skeletons OF an
Indian tribe have been unoarthod, and they are now
being forwarded to the various anatomical museums
In the country.
The Sheriff Of Orange county was murdered last
week BY some people whose property was attacaed
by him for debt, ana the citizens hearing Of IL pro.
eeeded TO the houses Of the murderers and lynehed
them without ceremony.
The way Gems. Wright and Seymour put down the
feDellon mere Is shown by an old Confederate who
occupied the house which was their Headquarters
thousand bottles were found In the house when
those generals vacated II, and the old Confederate
has inserted them bottom upward in his garden
using them as a border instead Of lockwood.
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DIED.


BENKER-on Thursday. April q. Eliza Benker,
daughter OF j. {. aud A. b. BeuGer, IN the ih year Of
fGe relatives and friends OF the family arc respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral on SUNDAY, APRIL e.
SS9GF aSd 81 e ave. S woodaWn cemes va
BLYTHk.-On Thursday after Don. Aptll 81 Andrew
* Tue relatives and friends OF the family ara respect
fully invited attend the funeral at iek o'clock IRON
'CGGAN'NoH iharsday, hpTiI n, Miclael H. Cogan,
eldest Of James Cogan ard Margaret judge aged Is
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect,
inlly invited 10 attend tne funeral yom MS late rest:
afternoon at O'Clock His remains will be Inferred IN
HXnILL-~,0n Wednesday, April 20, John HamIll, In
the 10Th year OF his age.
Gs pae VA Ne Pase on sSSa faS:n Ap rem
avs O'Clock. The relatives and friends Of the aml'
Is, also the members OF Ionic Lodge No. $50 L. and A.
NJ, are respectfully Invited to attend.
,5an joe, talifornia papers Ps9se eopy,o ., ,,o,
chis James Joseph Mansfield, son OF Patrick aud Kate
The friends and acquantances are respectfully In
ton Road Mou Haven, on sunday Ap!l! ~ az O'Clock
MART On Thursday Aps.' ~ james MARTHA IN
liz ftlerai viii take place from his late residence ss
sWEENY.NOn Thursday, April q, Patrick sweeny,
youngest son OF Catherine and tue lao Niles sweeny.
formerly OF allythannon, county Donegal Ireland. In
The eStyes ana friends OF the family and those of
Legion, are respectfully INV ted To attend the funeral
on SUNDAY afternoon, the AN INST at oo!1es from
the residence OF his mother ~ PARK st. corner OF Pearl
70 Calvary Cemetery.
,sMIIH.-oP thursday, APTil q, George Rae. son Of
The relatives and friends the faln y are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral rom ms parents
Steamer leaves Spring g. pier Al i9O'ciocS,
.TlMFsON,-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday April 20,
lhe relatives and friends OF the family are respect
de4ce 92 Livingston 81. this saturday. afternoon at
o'clock
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.
Brooklyn Taxpayers save 100000 by
Reading the sun.

Brooklyn Taxpayers save 100000 by
Reading the sun.
In February last The SUN published an ac
count OF little ring arrangement IN Brooklyn, by
which it was proposed TO force upon tho residents
Of the Eighteenth and Tweuty first Wards of that
city main sewer at an expense OF 100000 to the
Taxpayers for the purpose Of improving the real
estate OF few politicians who own number OF
worthless sunken lots. which they desire to drain
and grade at the public expense. That exposure
and the consequent almost unanimous remonsrance
Of the property Of the district, has probably
saved from the clutches OF the Ring 100000.
On Tuesday last endeayor was made to pass
the bill TO q third reading, as originally reported,
petioning the city to issue its bonds for SGOO0O0 for
the construction Of the sewer. Joseph DrOll how
ever, alarmed by the earnest circumstances OF a
majority Of bis constituents, sent Frost to Bill
Tweed, and hesought his influence in having II
stopped for tho time being. On Friday, by some
well understoOd-hocus pocus, or snap game, the Dill
va. passed in the Assembly with the figures altered
to S5DOtOO
a determined effort will be made by the opponents
Of the bill TO defeat IL in the Senate; but tie recon
structlon Of The Brooklyn Water Board, which
leaves ArCay Biss one OF It's members, presents no
announcement to those who desire TO have the APP
propIiatlon for the sewer put at an honest figure.
dhe following letter from Gov. Hoffman to Mr..
Ihos. a. Doyyr, In response to y protest from that
gentleman, explains itself:
Stair or NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE cIAMpEH,l
A., - . ALBANY April 7, $50. !
Ny DEAR SIR The Governor directs me to acKnowl.
seSer and 10 inform that II the iii authorizing lie
s9hsrNcd.on should pass the Legislature, opportunity
measure becoming law before the acts upon
It, very Truly IN99HTTss' , coor, -.
Tnos. a. DEyYR, Esq., Greenponto L. SECRETARY
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THE OLYMPIC ASIFGTIDI.

Horrid Plot to StiGc Rising Gcuius-The
Jealousy OF Thcspiaus-Dan synions Un-
ravelilne the Enigma.
The extraordinary odor in the witches caldron
at the first representation OF the burlesque Of
Macbeth" in the Olympic has been accounted for
Some time ago young Bostohian actor of talent
obtained position in the corps OF the Olympic,
where his abilities gained for him favorable rccog
milton on every side, with exception. This re-
suited from a bitter feeling Of envy which a rival
Thespian felt for the successful stranger who was
cutting him out OF lis best parts 1t happened that
the STAGE manager OF the Olympic died, and young
Boston was promoted to the position which
he was well qualified TO Oil from his executive
ability and real knowledge OF stage matters.
From that moment the Jealousy Of the rival which
had smouldered unnotced, burst into flaming ha-
tired. Openly ana secretly the man maligned the
successful actor. He sueered at him to his face, he
abused him behind his back he tried TO make a
party against him among the members Of the com.
pany. This ne was partly able to do among the
humber members Of the troupe rs he keeps liquor
saloon IN basement near the theatre, and was pro-
fuse in rratuitous drinks. And our informant tells
us that he is shrewdly SUSPECTED OF bribing some
super to pitch In the asafptida soon his rival,
who fled the role OF the FIRST witch, had begun his
incantaticn. This gentleman, who Is a downtown
business man, engaged In the manufacture OF Wor-
cesershlre and Reading sauces, at once recognized
the smell OF asaioiida, which Is largely used in the
As soon as the play was out he sought tile Boston
Boy, who IL his intimate friend, and asked him
where IN thunder the stencil came from. Then, with
tears In his eyes, tie young actor told him the terms
on which he stood with this rival, and that he feared
the man was determined 10 ruin him. His friend
told him to cheer up, and no would let little sun
Ii, ht on the case.
Dan symous, are informed, is hard ut work un-
rayCiug the mystery. He II loath TO believe in any
malicious iEien and ascrihes II TO accident But he
is resolved 70 support more uly his stage manager
whom lie respects for his talents and his integrity,
and will undoubtedly discharge any member Of the
company who may have conspred against him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
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is causing great excitement la Boston II should warn
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bride 81 lie swears that made him believe she
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