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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-17
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25
THE WEsTtHEssER SUPERVISORS.

singular Mode OF EaualizinR Tax Assess-
memts-It. Probable Effect on the Anprxa-
lion Question.
In the Board of Supervisors OF westchester county
the several towns. From the nature OF the dscuse
sion and the vote on the report OF the committee
who had the matter in charge the debate exhibited
sectional, instead OF political conflict, maamuch
as both democrats and republicans of the upper
towns acted in complete harmony, In order To re-
leye their constituents from
THE BURDENS or TAXATION,
and, as far possible, at the expense OF the lower
towns viz.:-Yonkers. Msrrisania, West Farms,
West Chester and East Chester. According TO the
report o the Committee on Equalization oil Assess
nents II was proposed to increase the amount In
Morrisania $45O0o0; West Farms, $36e,O0o, and
West Chester $S8S, 900 making total increase OF
MORE THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS
IN these three towns while 1t reduced the
amount IN the upper towns, where, as Is wei known,
great improvements have been effected, by which
the value OF taxable property has been materially
increased. During the debate the Supervisor from
Injustice TO his constituents and asserted that there
were scores Of
DWELLINGS AND STORES UNoccrPED
at the present time In the town he represented and
that the value OF taxable property there was less
now than II was one year ago. He warned his fell
low republicans IRON the upper towns OF the conse
quences OF the course they were pursuing.
The supervisor from East Chester proceeded to
demonstrate the inconsistency and injustice OF the
measure and remarked that while II was proposed
10 increase the assessed valuation IN East Chester to
Inc extent OF ninety thousand dollars II reduced
that OF New Rochelle (whicn Is only separated by
narrow brook about twenty four thousand dollars.
Notwithstanding the efforts made by the supervisors
OF the lower towns the report was finally adopted
1t Is generally thought that this action Of the Board
Will contribute much to influence the lover towns
ia favor VI the project OF annexation to New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25
CHRISTMAS COLD.
The Frost King Comes with Santa CImu.-
The Department Of PmbIIc Pnrk. ON Ice.

The Frost King Comes with Santa Clans
The Department of Public Parks ON Ice.
All over the town one meets immense bundles OF
clothes promenad ng in uncouth STYLE and contain
ing somewhere within the mystery or their swath-
ing beings OF the genus homo. From thick muiflers
and tightly drawn furs Prussian blue nose pro-
trudes, and occasionally halEsnoihercd wheezy
voice suggests to the passcr by that the weather
uncommonly cold, and
THE WIND is VERY BITTER;
fat men attain an enormous bulk, slim men be.
come for the nOnce stalwart ana corpulent; noses
are colored without the OF Bourbon, and cheeks
are painted without tingc OF rouge. Pretty girls
derive an additional charm when their lips and
cheeks are caressed by the thrilling touch OF the
Frost King, and their eyes gStcn with An cy Brit
nance, Whie their step becomes more elastic and
their movements obtain greater freedom ana grace
Thinly clad Old men and women lind Their ewes M.
ing with tears from
THE SEVERITY OF THE COLD
as they have oft II filed before from The severity of
their sorrows and mlsfortunes Little waits VINO
have suffered IN the summer nom the gnawIng OF
munger IN their st0GaclS, now flnd themselves At
tackled by the biting cold without and feel most nm
warmly clad rush TO the ponds In The parks to slide
upon the ice, and last nlghs Union square about the
fountain, was .hrongcd with them. These lads too
nave tneIr Dunger-tiiey are hungry for
THE COMING OF STOW.
The thermometer yesterday morning nj nine
O'Clock, gave the temperature al eighteen degrees
ABOVE zero, al noon III was twenty-five degrees and
ut nine clock last night II was again eighteen.
THE SKATING gALi.
In the meantime the Department OF Public Parks
announces tiia' sioIu the weather continue cold
and far The Skating bail viii be up and the ice on
the lakes at Central Park III fine condition Tomorrow
morning. Tnev add that the newly erected skating
houses nave been completed, and every accommodate
ton has been prepared !or the comfort ana con.
We fence OF skaters anu visitors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25
SKA INA.

The 0rening of thc Jersey Ciiy HiEk.
An immense assemblage gathered ut his popular
resort last evening 10 inaugurate the auspicoas
season OF 1870. The glitterng steel reflected the
glare OF the myriad gas Jets, While the lively airs
executed by the RINK band made many novice
keep involuntary step to the lively airs of OIeubach
ana Strauss. The Jersey City Skating cub made
their d6but ana their neat gold badge ana uniform
cup AlracJea 'he attention o. many an ardent lover
OF the Skating art CO. IT,
Walcott, the inimiable character skater. Totem,
John Englcr, Jr, Frank Swift, Professor Brady and
T. II. Jones, Jr, all OF the Jersey city Club we've pre-
sent and gave the splendid sheet OF Ice snowy
surface. The greatest attraction, however, was The
club room OF the Jersey City Club which was hand
somely decorated with evergreens and holly A
monogram OF the club done in evergreen, reaching
from ceiling to floor and festooncd with roses was
Tie most prominent.
Great attractions are promised by Professor Brady
on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25
THOSE "CHaRn,NG. sMOpL.FTEaS.
Is Annie Waters aIore Sinned Against Thnn
Shining Filler Release Yesterday on . ,O6O

Is Annie Waters HIore Sinned Against Thnn
Shining s-ffcr Release Yesterday ON 3 1000
Bail.
Weeks ago. in the columns OF the HERALD, were
detailed the explolts OF those two alleged New York
ren.n,eS d'bldast,'te, Annie Waters and Mary Ann
Hogan, who went over to Newark n. j., and are
charged with having picked up divers and sun
drv articles belonging to Hamilton Co., the dry
goods men, and were about returning to the metro
polls when nabbed by Haggerty, the stylish "Bobhy"
OF the Newark force. 10 has further been stated
how they were fully committed 10 Jall lii default OF
$1,000 bail Yesterday one OF the feminine duO,
Miss Anne Waters. was liberated on bail, her bonds
man being responsible Newafker, named Conway.
Her friends state that ANNE Is not professional
thief but has an excellent home III Brooklyn. She
was on the same authority a music teacher and
bore an excellent character but somehow was led
away by the Hogan girl, who tley are not slow to
denounce as the very ess nee OF criminal feminine
badness BE her character what It may the dash
ing, good-looking Annie eft the Essex County Jail
yesterday 10 spend Christmas with her friends In
Brooklyn. The other unfortunate creature is still
held. Her Christmas Will be spent in jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

y" nmander William G. Temple is ordered to the
Command OF the Tennessee, now fitting out at New
York; Paymaster Thomas G. Caswell, Second As
sstant Engineers Edward J. Allen ana Francis NJ.
Ashton, Gunner Thomas p. Venable and Samaker
Francis Boom, to the TENNESSEE Master Arthur A.
Boyd to the Michigan; Lieutenant Commander
George w. Hayward ana q. Is. ID. Gllddcn have been
the Tennessee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25
RyIAEREuaD PANK HOTEL BURNED pQWy.

Early yesterday morning, somewhere about one
O'CLOCK tne extensive summer BOARDING house
Aho"n as 'ne huthefiuro fark P.ote at that place,
w no r"Ss"ic river SIX mics so above Newark,
caught was set fire TO ar , hprpea m tho Ground
The proprietors valued ut abont si1h ooo ~ hovn1
rs rec oeen rebuilt om the runs OF previous
r. ~ tha .ehtted. There assurances
car rvnro ,ho Nv about 100000. Knapp Mcpher-
IF incend,ar,s ,prietors. There is some suspicion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25


ner having been seriously suspected OF the violent
death oil her FIRST husband, Tor which she was i'm
prlsoned and prosecuted In the next county by JUS
lice; thlrd the fact OF her having been repulsed by
her own father, who could merely lind strength
enough 10 tell her that his silence was the only de-
fence he could maze IN her favor and and; fourth,
the solemn weight OF pu0liG opinion, winch has
clarcd against her and which was SO significantly
expressed ny The last unanimous replies OF all the
witnesses Ynh the certainty Of her hatred against
ner husoN.d; sixth, the hurried conviction when
she must nave acquired OF the criminal need 10 get
Td Oh IN, in order TO avoid further expenditure for
the " alntenalce or her divorce SUIT against INN, and
10 VJtaln possession OF the marriage properiy-al
w csc facts and circumstances are most vehement
Publications.. to which are added the very grave
presumptl0Ds resulting from the crushing accusa-
tons OF the other accused who, with obstinate,
constant and uniform persistence, mas always
affirmed that he committed the horrible murder In
combination and agreement with the said Bellsafia;
and seventh, adding also the dispositions of the
witnesses Isabel Victoria and Jose Martins. they
furnish the degree OF judicial proof requisite To
tablish that the said Besaria was the lnstgarx OF
the said homicide.
In regard, therefore, to the accused Besaria
Borges Medina, qualifying her crime as that Of
arucle 1913 OF the SAID code, and recognizing that she
had been impelled 10 the offence by a bad motive,
and that she mad proceeded with cool and cruel
premeditaton, | sentence her to Imprisonment for
fife, with labor, the highest degree OF the penalties
OF that article combined with article fortyhve OF the
code.
A sentence of this kiad must be sufficient curl
oSlty 10 S0innRsn law JuriStS but It's beauties are
further relieved by the facts, that the testimony
TAIL written DOWN reerred 10 In the original OF The
sentence, In support Of the conclusions, there was
no evidence whatever as to the alleged bad dspOsl
ton OF the accused woman; that the accusation o
making away with her first husband was made b,
an Interested nephew, and she was released beior,
| committal, It being proved that her husband hat
died OF typhua fever few days alter he returned
| sick from the war; and that the allegation OF he
| father having abandoned her was made withou
evidence and AGAINST the assertions Ii the inter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25

Michael Cavanagh, OF New Hampshire, had Pan
excellent chance TO attend church on Sunday, hut
preferred the attractions OF quail hunt Missf nu a
fair shot he was 30 exasperated that he strucx Ria
dog over the head with the butt OF his gr m ais
charging the weapon and shooting himself v,ead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-25

Indiana having paid of her debt, is ANXIOUS to
contract new one Tor the purpose ol building u
new State House.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Second installment Of tax
for curbing and paylngl
fOotway; on Interest from
October 30, 1853. .S22.lII
DUO. .sss,s.
Second installinent of tax
for curbing and pavlngI
footwny; on interest from
October 20, 1893. s26.Sl
DittO............,..,,,..,I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Beginning at the northeast
corner Of said lot and
runnlngwest ninoty-throe
feet; thence south sixteen
feet four and one half
inches; thence west forty
four feet two and one hall.
inches; thence south six.
teen feet one and ont
quarter inches; thence
east ono hundred and
thirty-seyen feet two and
ono half inches; thence
north eleven feet eight
and three quarter lnches;
thence west olghty-four
feet three Inches; thence
north twelve feet; thence
east eighty-four feet three
inches; thence north eight
feet nine inches to the
beginning; beginning foi
tho second part at the
southeast corner Of said
lot and running north
thirty-four feet; thence
west seventy-three feet
two and one half inches;
thence south thlrty-fouI
feet; thence east seventy.
three feet two and one
half inches to tho begin.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Second installmont OF tax.
for curbing and paving.
footway, on interest from.
October 81, 1903. $3.50
IBlllOs sssssssssss
Second lnstallment of tax.
for curblng and paving
footway, on interest from
| October "a, 1858. .Sl2.5
lflANNs ssssss ssssss
Second installment of tan
for curbing and paving
foOtway on interest from
October 81, 1858. sl2.5O
Dlllo' ..sssssssss.
First and second INSTALL
ments Of tax for curblng
and paving fOOtway on
interest from October 81,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

s geaaaHaB bef eIaga a. tge
Pg dont a ue laaHms, 5alt
Davis. Is 20 Beehive ofNr aaa tlatae ssa.
heuiH taa town of Wa minister iaiae
county g, Wliham. a8 removed u5A
Obs Wlhar when au.tupf esg d. s. sHo
aaim 8 Founded ou aaaaaau-ier j. eaa
ba called nothing usu- lhals uiaH usmtd
Davis Hyea $50 Westminster who pul-
eaascd aF.4aaioa lam $500 ep.aiu,
u8 removed with l ulB to 3lias--
sPHi, having oRe e,iId bog some luo
years eta. WoIam tlaI % member o#tha
Le-isGtugei Investigating tbgg auaaa.agg
otthe family 10 prove lae aaa lie had aet-
lgf postpone the iaaerfar Namoa aaes
Bal gvaFy tHe Disgrace a Ae birthplace
OF tbg arch traitor. Mgahgazs, use ima--
inc, does ae u3ect J4e honor of hi. birth
wmid the most loyal and independent
community iH l8e Hua But juoug iudg-
meul t@, claim bias uo foundation iu flg.
for ifit had, while he was a momirut
citizen, before The rebellion, of tHe united
rePuuitc,a Hember 81 the Cabinet United
States senator and 69yeuor oil Mi-sisstp-
pL il would have beea developed aud ilI-
u acknowledged. On examination 81 tic
most reliable data Interference 10 his early
history, We and that Jefferson Davis,
an American soldier and statesman, was
born Juue 9, 1905, In that part Of Chris
tan county, Kentucky, which now forms
Todd county in that State. Soon after
bis birih bis father, Samuel Davis, q PLAN
ter, who served during the revolutionary
war in the mounted force OF Georgia, re-
moved with his family to Mississippi, and
settled near Wilkinson county" Here
Vermont had best lot the claim Of the
birthplace of jefferson Davis rest rBut-
land Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

H Taaa a1a
T ~ dan
Wm aeaaa oag 81
3
e
f aa @ asel as
e ~ @ t ana IS
a I#r mau8
@ m 1 lsh aas Ia t.a
Ia BIS fremont street rUfsa
tf Fasaa s heha aea
6aau 90 NrH 1nE i. surrounded s.
q hetFe r DDS. lad bearded Mr. IIHoa
b b.sH Hu-. Iasl sean ,lte IS taa.
EH 8r EitaH 8ci ga s. provo d.
aa .aa sad aNua h.mta bean old
college a#asutaHaa. paa IatIhehaH
Hai rsie Eaf tbg elar DE- Ha.eaeuss
8r I5HaH pointed aH8 tiat le aas m.r
Iae SASS y AIe FaHoB nat abs
H aatM gfaaa b. ,@. ha. mss
a uFglt.e.Hs satisfied ,aat l.. tHar-
raaa aae alae8, au8 iua gua rs
taf.alau auaa.llg aD6 agaeauange. aa-
HuBad tlat E'e Ebel suit aala.t slr.
N#m haa been stopped. Bu $50 sooner
had Haralr account of EIr. Fulton
remarks bea No. T3Houtbnhe rasEes
iafa Htial By SIS Mr.. Fulton .ie. as we'll
drinks ag beer WeaPFaud Et, letters
uuE go 1ua HaaoNlrN uvaN.
Moadag, us..I5, 1s.J.-EH. Jrsus D..
EtlEoE-sia : haye just read with
WHMaf the reports go tho New York ra-
qea ef yHr REMARKS t5 Sour Boston con-
gc4atiou Yesterday ou ihe issue pending
between sou and me. These reports. ss.
umiug thaw ta Ue correct compel me .a
ar. iuFeiut-aiaae EaaliaH, tlat stand
ready 80 prove. Firt-Tast Sou dl5 40
5a 90 Ia-er beer saloon and drink lager
bger aNw preaching; and. sce0ud- That
your narrative ot gour interview on Sat
ardar last with my informant aud myself
IS as false as Your denial Of The original
charge. Having Threatened me with libel,
sou announce the withdrawal Of the suit.
Ths Is because yoa dare not 90 forward
withit | challenge You to meet me I'm q
court Of Justice.
TuEouogE GuroN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
>EETAAIs AID L1DlES.

" Freedom and Equality" We under
stand 20 be- Che excellent motto of our
Green Mountain State IL is expressive,
IN literal sense. In it we comprehend
gIl The blessings aud advantages Of socIal
communion, Of oqnal rights, Of free aud
uutrammeled speech and action. Now.
We donot propose 10 pronounce an euloeq
upon our native land, founding our speech
npon the above motto, but to dcduce from
the above subject, merely the social eaual-
ity existing between a servant and lady.
We recently overheard the remark. s. can
Ia servant be lady" made by an edu-
eatcd gentleman, and heinz OF mcdita-
tive turn Of mind, we kept repeating the
question until thoroughly convinced of
the possibility Of the fact, we resolved to
give Our views on the strange question to
che light,
Our l9moated a. Ward tells us "a lady
Is female, feminine gender and positive
case" Our maidsewants enjoy the same
blessings Our ladies are supposed to do
the smallest amount Of useful work,
spend the greatest amount on frivolous
fashion, to set the example in all kinds OF
indulgence that idlcucss invents through
life, Willie the maidseryants wash
and stew, nurse and sew, the real ladies
through the week aud strive 70 the best
of their ability to imitate these false ladies
on Sunday. When We consider the tru.
meaning of the primeyal curse which
reads In the sweat OF thy brow" etc,
ETC., we certainly cannot be blind to the
superior excellence Of the lady who, per-
spring over the wash tab, thereby
clo,nses bier household linen, over the
gentle milk and water servant Of ease.
graceful geutility and general debility,
dyspepsia, cite, who asprcs to the sole
Proprictorship OF the term lady"
Il poor female humanity were an such
servant, as the last, what would become
o. our ladies How many cultivated Ia
hht'8 80 NtAA fiht'hi va tt4ualttAs NatAhE0 NE
wcalth or friendly influence, are true and
efficient servants, chcerndly performing
SOME iiNe coed ere they die, aud vet re-
Hlrmg all Tie gcu.euo.- and beauty
pcs, more vt ihc womnly 2mce and mod
@ly itAH half oar IaaGed DANES WHO
a.ug He title lady
lt2ou Ignorant fare.sn-Uora soryan.
may 1io, aspire 10 yow lis'e, dear ladies,
Pira.c remember -,lr Is q, ' female, SER
want il ynn please, yet l,H independent,
very CLOSE imitation OF yourselves on tetc
days. iieg dress has as many rufiies, aud
her bonnet as sweet "a feather is yout
uwnr aud ail paid for, and If yon beAoyo
ia lAc motto OF your commonwealth Is.
implicitly us we ao, you will declare hsl
e4uai te yourselves, fret lu lyle bat su
peri9i ip useiulaess and Iady-llke indus
uA aua department.
LlSNIE Ian -isTEE.
West huimd, oct. =, 1870.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

MAGAZINES FOR uarpcr's
Monthly full, as usual Of instructive
and entertaining matter, is received Its
leading article Is "The Hugcnots;" of
large and Historical research--ihat ought
to be read and deeply studied by every
American citizen--especially by every one
that believes the Church OF Rome I'M
changablc, and the Pope Of Rome in
fallibie "The Cave Of Beliamar," in
Cuba reveals new and marvellous work
Of nature "DowE the Mssissippi''-is
a steamboat ride from ST. Louis-down
the Father Of Waters, to New Orleans
an old and familiar routc--bnt interesting
in its new incidents and details Fredcr-
lex the Great--contnued with other and
lighter articles-spiey Editors Table ETC.,
make up the number.
The chronological Journal and Pack
ards Monthly, offers an inviting table Of
contents for Noyember-Julcs Favro The
leading statesman in the new Republic Of
of France Mrs. Mowatt Richie; r.. NJ
Bishop, the eminent Western Merchant;
Bismarck. the Prussian Premier: w. II
Hooper, the Mormon Delegate to Con-
gress; Dexter Smith, the song Writer;
What eau DO Best, or requisites of the
Clergyman; Physical Education; The
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