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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
Sale of the IIempGelI RailrOnd..An
lntimation that all is not Right in
the RusineSs, 'N

From tbs. lTdstlngtoy, Pr,, ErqwIqsr.. ,.,.
We, sec that Marshal AtNrdock, under
tie authority ofithc United States Court,
and in satisfaction Of a judgment obtained
by the heirs Of Mr.. Fox, one OF the con.
tractors upon tue Hcmpfcld Railroad dsOme
years Ng0, offers TINT "highwHy OF com.
merce" NL public auction. OF the merits
OF .this movement, or tho probability OF 1t
realizing much for the holders Of the iudg-
ment, VIC are not informed, but 1t is never.
,theless important that those interested in
the lIempleld' It's completion east
should yEive the matter some attention.
Although the Hempffeld appears to be
covered about b"forty feet deep" by mort
gage bonds that 1t is supposed will take
precedence of all other debts against the
road, still is it not possible TINT there
is some kind Ot SNAKE in this pro.
pbsed!salc, which Is obe used to further
cm6arrass andicripple the lIempaeld and
render its completion 10 an eastern con-
ncctiop impossibleg. Z. Thesc are mere s'lg-
gcsti0ns, and inay be without the slightest
foundation; but nevertheless the real
friends oil the rOad should look to It, us II
isnOt the first time that Washington coun'
" has been over -reached in ratlroad nut
tiers by neglecting its own interests. 4
There Is q larger mass Of tue citizens OF
Washington county interested in building
n railroad which will connect Wheeling
with the Connelsyille road than in any
other enterprise oftlat description. Spcll
aroad would open up to traffic and enter
prise almost forty miles Of Washington
COUNTY territory, and everything calculat:
ed to Trelarl such an oEjCctis detrimental
TO our local interests. Oftlle advantages
of this route, not only TO tho company
building it, but TO the community through
which It would pass, VIC need not say any
thing atprescnt, us they nro apparent to
all. But we only make these remarks 70
call attention 10 tile proposed sale, and
with the hope that it may receive proper
attention. i' rt'I u fHt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
Loss Of the Steamship Varunas.OnIy
Five Persons Saved. =,
LAKE, 9FF8a FEAg N0Sa

The steanlship VSruna, Captain Joseph
SponEeF, which sailed from New York,
October 18th, Tor Galveston, TeXasj found
cd on the night ol the 99th of Jupiter
Inlet Fl6fida. .li9All on board except the
second mate and four men were. lost,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Princess BEAnTRIcE, daughter Of
Queen Victoria, now nearly sixteen years
old, has never yet worn anything but
short dresses even npon The grand 4 ecea. pgg y
sion of a drawing.room reception, when
court trains orc universal, '.'5 55.jR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

THE apple crop in tic interior Of Now
York State is enormous. The CstimatOd
yield in Genessec county alone is 10000
barrels. Prices range from 81 SOTO 81 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

II BALFTHoRB, November 5,

FLoun-DcmAnd good at foil pricGl. '
.t GRAIN-Nh Western 81 26lNI 70. Corn
Fair demand and market arm; new yGl1oWT6N
8Oc. OatA-Llght demand aud holders firm a
166GCc. Ryc-Dull and unchanged at 7C0T5c,
ROvISIONs-UnchAnged sGIF
q WRLsKT-Demand tight and holders firm At
Slc. ...,s i-t HsJl .E' 6U-N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

JRTF. DAVIS says ho had many tempt
Ing offers to live in England bat Ills aH'br
patnid was strong and he could not avoid
SIghing for tho Mississippi oanebakes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

TuE report Of Emil saucr, treasurer Of
the German Patriotic Aid soCietyiof New
York city, shows the total receipts tobC
&l750ll.sl. ir@a, '- sts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
New York Dry Goods Market.

The decline In printed caIIcos has become now
general With ono or two exceptions, BY agents
h&Ing their prices at l01Gc: but II. y. C!aau has
electrified tic trade by closing ont Carrier q
Co.'S Prints at exc, which Ii below cost. llamil.
ton Ticks arc down from 22Xc 10 alke, Other
wise tho market Ii dull and steady though do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

TIE CLEVELAND. Letdsr remarks that The
surrender Of Metz is unparalleled by any
surrender known in history, rs far as the
number Of prisopcrs taken is concerned.
No other capture approxlmatcs this in its
extent, with the exception Of that Of the
siege of Babylon. and Jerusalem by the
Romans. I. .AndStO cap the climax OF all,
tho siege Of Paris is the most gigantic
known in history. The spectacle is pre-
scnted Of two millions Of people, citizens
and dS6ldiers, being cooped upiin walled
city, and entirely cut of from communl-
cation with the outside world! |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Iowa has ninety counties; only four arc
Democratic. Three counties at the late
election did not poll Democratic ballot,
and one county gave a single Democratic
win '. Y. s|' .'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
J ENGLAND
+,
Meetinr on RehaIr Of France.
BlRMIN0IIAM, November 3.

Large meetings have been held here for
the purpose Of soliciting relief for the sui:
iering people and soldiGry Of France.
The subscriptions thus far have been mu-
nificnnt ulsi -"t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
AGame, However, That Did Conc
OFF. ,,#yyy

A game Of base ball. for tic champion.
ship Of Iowa, and silver ball and bat,
was played at' DeSmoines, yesterday, be-
tween the Crescent, Of Desmoines, aud
tho Marshall town club, which resulted in
q victory for the latter BY a score Of 40
TO ID. ~. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

IT is said that a number ofs Cleveland
business men regularly rent peTs. in Ply
mouth Church eGhers, in Bfookyn| |for
Tic sake Ofbeing sure Of a seat upon their
occasional visits to New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

In some Of the States 1t is said to be ab.
sOlhtdly necessary for politician to ac-
quiro success byijoiningevery secret soci'
ety. that exists. The more ';'grips7hc is
acquainted with; andJtlsS more hEpRss.
words with which he is familiar, the
better his chances for securing votes
Besides tho secret associations iti9 SdHis.
able, ifnot imperative, that lio Gct6tne q
paft and PARCEL OF the benevolent and
church soofettts Of his stStc! . Says n cor.
respondent who sketches this niattet mt
length; / dpprehend that the time is com
ing wien thGrC wiIlbedHc man on end in
tho United States; not one solitary monu-
ment to ones sell; not ono separate iden.
tity, but that oil our statesmen shall enter
the public arena on tho Masonic ram and
20 up to flme through successive pass
Words and profound knowledge Of he
proper nuckle to grip inSshaking hands
ut the polls. ,,,r,, .,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
poLITICAL.
GenI. Schenck and the English Mis-
sion.rlnterView with the President.

slon..lntervlew with the President.
,,,s. q. s.il.5f .- Z saWAsHlNoToN, NovSSI
y, It is believed by gentlemen intimate
with Tho President, that he has determin-
ed to appoint General Schenck rs Minister
70 England. It Is also asserted that bthc
position was offered by letter to that gen
tleman, yesterday.
Senator Morton and Thayer had long
conference With The President yesterday
IA relation 10 thC impending CleCdon.i
The President states that ho docs not
for the present, propose to publish any cor,
respondencS in relation to the retirement
OF General Cox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-

There is a reported movement on the
part Of the Pennsylvania company to get
possession Of this road, which movement
it is said will be contested by. the Lake
Shore railway. The stock is being run
up in the New York market on tho ru.
mors thus given out. The Whole thing
may bcisimply o ruse to put up the price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
Financial and Commercial.

TnERE Is said to be d prospect Of q glut
in the t.9,l toDaccom market, and TINT prices may
come down poqa .osT4f, .aDn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

TnE,spriugfeld, Mass, RepWOliMn, in
speaking Of tho West Virginia election
remarks rs follows: Il z ..aETHt, /
"The good that is in the dominant purty
can only be brought out by the lts.
cipline Of adyersitS,; and 'tlletDarO Other
States than West Virginia where an OcC0.
sional defeat would have the happicst Ct:
feet uponit.Dll g9i- 70. ,.,.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

THR New York Herald thinks that the
dropplngo the gold premium to par be-
fore the end Of 1871 is not an impossibility.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
SPAIN. Y !.
New, Railroad Passenger Rates from
4 b % NJ ,--. New. York. ="
I. NV !, !. YoRk. it1GI n November y, 8.

A new list Of passenger rates has been
adopted by tho Pennsylvania Central,
New York Central and Eric to many
prominent western and southern points.
They arc trlfle higher than tho old
figures. ,,,,.r n 'e'T H.''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
Collapse Of That Base Ball TOnrna.
a'f ment at Cincinnati. IA

Il .... rna..... lr ~ CHICAGO, Nov: 3.
The White Stockings Base Ball Club,
which intended to start this morning to
Cincinnati, to, play. a test game onnentral
ground with tho New York Mutuals, in
accordance with a challenge issued by tho
latter club. Before starting, they re.
ccived a dispatch from tho prOprietop Of
the hotel In Cincinnati, where the 1Iu.
tuals Ind been stopping, saying that the
EIutuals had left d short time before for
New York. or course the White Stock.
ihgs did not go. 4''faO- '.'
A Game. TTowaver- That nh Coma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

COngratulatory order. from William.
King William has issued aroyal order
Of the day, coHgratulntihg"h army on
their sIccnSScs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
GERMAN 81.
Address oCtIIing William to the Al
lied Armies.

lGtI gillU1 yaBEIE9 yaaBEIEE9lt1r|nNI J n NQyssmaFReFFs !,
The following royal order Of the day is
"Sst5Hf @son6fER3 iaS oF RaE G5SsaEiEaDrnhrr An,
MGEs:-When, three months since, we
took ,thcsticld, iksaid Godwould bepHitll
dur,just cause; tlint this confidence las
been fully realized. witness WOGrth, Saar-
buck, Metz, Sedan, Beaumont and Stras-
burg, each aHvictory for our arms. To
you belong merits and glory. You have
maintained all tic virtues which cspeclal-
XII q5i'@s981s fmy ns sPIas 9ns3 Y asls539a S II
take this opportunity to thank you all,
from General to soldier Whatever tho
future may be look forward to It calmly,
because T"know that with such soldiers
victory cannot full. alHl!l,I
(Signcd) WILLIAM.
Iti,, , AiSmAIl, AIl,ROmbarlment. I;Bt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

z GooRtNG OYsrERs.-Asthisi sis tlie'ctan.
mcnccment ofthc oyster season, We will
let our readers, know how to cook them
For, tl,iS Information wc arc indebted! to
the Norfolk Day BooE. The Norfolk ctii-
tors, it must be acknowledged, know all
about oysters. They were raised on them :
Oyslcr IS0up--Put two quarts ol oysters,
liquor anil ali, in a pan, set them 0n tho
stove to heat, but don't let them boil or
come very near to II; now drain All the
liquor into your soup Kettle and put in II
mint Of water and two quarts ofnOwmilk,
hNlr n pound Ofbuttcr, II little whole ALL
spice and pepper. HavC the oysters all
this time where they will kecpwNrm, add
them, and salt 10 tho taste. Just as you
nre ready to serve tho SOUP hr6ik !iup
some crackers fine and put them into the
SOUP before the oysters arc put in. Salt
should alwaysbc put i'll the last thing in
any soup, stew or fricAssCc where mi lk Is
used, f0rh IT, Is apt to cllrlle Oysters
Should never DO boiled, but only scalded;
II makes them tough and sllrinks them all
up. II they arc to DO ste%cd, hGat them
hot, but don't boil them. Always have
the soup or gravy hot. H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
BERLIN, Move

The bo,hbaF;hRent 6f New Brctsach is
carried on by three batteries. near Bics-
ceiem and Wolf Gauzrem. Fort MOrtier
is assailed by three batteries near AIT
BricsaCh. ~ 7 TFi VA =; ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

|.H H4- -
THE FRAMING p PRIviLEGE.-Wc have
already had an intimation of Postmaster
General Creswcll's intention to again
illustrate in his forthcoming annual report
the abuses and expenses OF the franking
privilege, us arguments for its abolition.
The newspapers OF tho country are &C.
curing his efforts by melting public into
rest on the subject. Referring, @isthe
NcwEYorkI Tribune Of yesterday says
Last year there were sent free through
the mails matter which, Nt the rcgrl'
lar rltCs Of postage wOllld have brought
into the Department between two and
three millions Of dollNrs-tons Of print
which nobody reads or is expected TO
read accuratG account Of. this during
the lust year hasl been kept by tho post
masters Now, il Mr. Creswell will take
some measures to remedy the irrcgilari.
Ties in the tr9ulspIissiona Of tho mails
throughout the country, and in his eager
ness to- reduce expenses to aminiham,
will moi so lessen the working force Of tho
offices that the work cannot be done
promptly, VIC shall DO much obliged to
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Raid Upon the Illicit DistiIleTies in
Brooklyn, New YOrk.s.A Formi-
dabIe Collision Between a Mob
d and the AIiIltary..-The Mob Drive
en- at the Point Of the BayOnet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04

Thcro has been no disturbance at Metz
since the capitulation. The reports Otltlle
refusal OF tho garrison to surrender Ind
Fits origin ID tic attempt ol citizens, md
those soldiers who were not satisfied with
theMrpDr affairs; TO soizc tllOarms in the
OrsenNls and make resistance 10 the entry
o. the Prissi&ps "A .consummNtiOn Of the
design was prevented by the Imperial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-04
French DcInsion about Continuing
the War. go \,

Tic Provisional Government has re.
ceived rcassuring advices from the south
crn and western provinces Of France, that
tho people arc unanimous for the contlnn'
ancc Of the war, until u pcace Is possible
on somo other basis thln that Of territory.
Want the Facts about Bazainc.
The journals OF Tours, asks for official
proof Of Bazainc's Geasbhablo intentions.
d Reports Of an lArmistice.t s,, i,,,,
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

A TWO STORY. ATTIC AND BASEMENT FRAME
u Hcuse, with half oil grond 10 rent ut Fairmount
also nt Astoria, WI low. Appy TO JOHN fEr.
TRETftI. lkl Third avsnus
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
CITY REAL ESTATE YoR sALE:

NItsceilaueoas.
THE HANDSOME THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
hsh uoop brick House brown ,tons os,smSo, nnd
plate glass windows &c built by days work Tor the present
owner elegant style situated on the wdes ana nxni'
ises.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

xlyEsT FIFTY FIRST Street - AND &.ExykA
ease; &l5.0l0 ss"h
, 1870-02-19
MFr. Lincoln and mr.. Stanton,


Au Anecdole from III. Stantonr own np2, lsxs
SucmeI, Io,d n ktod defence Of NH 1locolu,
thos The Instantaneous rGnt action Of n!S mlno
1neo fe ttss necAut secIe'&z3. Re use In
p1u lA1SuaRe: "Tne pecot6 uAJ After l took
otnc+, o:e oi those toaesc,tosoe ha:f!oasrA nau-
serner-n, cane f7to my omce, ard handed me 4
card ircra HFr, Lincoln ssklrG 1hAt the m&n b
made CommtssarY. said. There Is no psace
1cr ron, nd Il tnefe wt1e. The tAcs that 3eu nD3
me snca earl ~cu!d preyens ny glraz Il 10 Joo :
nno tose ihe card up. Tae ne1t dAJ be Cams
nl1h , Ind q smAli u!aHpa q rs eys, md
h;nded 4. ! formal letter from Mr.. Lincoln
usttDg The sane 1equeat ssld, ! tola you
yeAte5dny thcic xas no place fur Jo1--'here
VII! eevef be 1hIe II S<crosat1. torc up
tne lepe1, aa,lre, Il viii See Mrs.. lincoln
!" Du1tna ,he day called upon her aad $40.
thought It ouy proper to call upon Joo, madam,
rcK15a1rR card and let1eT nate receTef rum
yoQ.' She aAId, YeA NJ SscfearJ. taought ~
wue Of Tie preatdent 1 WAS etslitcd 10 a.f for 20
tnAu t11ur.' sid, 'MkdAE, We aEe IN tht
nlest Of var for harorAl e1satence- Oar snocesa
depsr ds rpon the people Ny nfas dHsJ u 70 fae
people Of ihe United st4tes; ny next da:y u =
protect o1r husband1 honor. and Jou Q m II
should make seen appointments, saoald strike
At the ve1J ro.r Of All confidence ot the pso2ls II
the government, IN Jouf husband. sod % Aot
mo- she said it cnee, 'Ar. Stanton, you N
right and vii never ak lou for any thing aE4ln.
md the nevef dd-''
, 1870-02-19

The s:a'eueut u going the rourds Of the ore.,
tina. The n-sTntceent Ch1c42c teissc52e IL istin.
PIX o1t rse heavens II by tn:s IS iaisrde q @a sae
Vrta. equatorial, the s:ase1eot u ecarcesT frar
Tfe ie.isccpe employed la oEe muca sG,ai1er'
mounted tn ire Pate cf the meridian, and,
nc Cefnsn Alsruroa,;cai Soc'e:Y come nno
1sd - IN 1of 70 II A. ;ns
ave, sd cocn.sd 10 Professor sa1a1d the asS n
cata:oR1t1x those ktua'ed Nl.nin heit OF aonnr
ten ces1ees n tIe95;a. sae zone being hat WHICH
ntrtdt2n- Inc ooe lumber OF Bsats TO be ot,.
selred y aocu: 1c1 90: Of Which soue COO s,ssr
ssl' 70 ;hs shsle ot PEoseaxo. ss1or6, aLd esen
rt91tea al lea1t sNo Independent obsefystlons IN
tete,Etne IT. posiitoa with tbs required ~.
cus2cJ. DuIn2 t1s la1. yeat he u1aue n, ~
te1vs'tocs aId = ar1 ous:lJ engaged. on favcrsnIe
u1gea, IN oa<erI1l9 the po.1lt2ns of he nrsd
asztT. N4ee
The tskk Is being rrusecused ander 9neas am.
cai1itt. me &c eaeope nelnk pointed Il rea.1y
Ene rlosEd eacn stat has TO ID rstrh ~. X Isas i
stoop:fg postu1e, With NE faao turned m - 1r1 ~
ont q ne nost fAt.EuInR rosttlnps nosstsie W;,r
=, r. 1ose;p 1or hakmg record By machinery
tEa ne!o o. the Telescope, xtd q movahe n,Stfr,1,
o. snicn NE Psc1essef couiu rec!fne rns Ts.,nne
9! oo4st Fanon would be scarcely ourtanth nsrt
CO.. ID fofchh Goth fat 1nout {tS9. s1@'3''
principal opite to be gained By I'll hernI-.u
aooE ~ know!sdge Of tne nostora of he 1Ied
siale TO soece- The PORTIONS, - noF nn1sd IN
be re loced and cleared Of e5rora ma cnrrscf.1 ~
fer It tfr1cuou, ALTERATION, ALd nuiation. snG ~ q
result1 compared Naih these obt4fuet nv ~In,fIsY >
!seoF fa M lsoo nc lsst Il = already kaonu mat
kLo N - /" prcrer nottonF-:nst H, Z mos1oo
IndePekdtrt Ct the apparent change in POSITION
due to the earth 4 tero uton: bur .hen tue ptss-
ept catalogue H. connrlttet. out kuo 1ledHe on
tuis subject ~tll be n.uea Eo1r extended I'd sc-
curzta lhan EoE.
, 1870-02-19
An Adm ulfereF In Stnie Prixon.

From tie st 1uI1 PiHrseY, Ffb u,
;, asf ,;. Aosas: ,et, d;s1ess.nx ca:s Of marital
stHfe. TWO Zen, GEE Ut WhoIu Il married ana the
ototr bachelor, we're IN naIrter.nip In the dry
gooas t1sde II lne sliaas 6 SIots. 10 s1st coun-
uEe, sae fscs IN the ca.e:
One Of lho nereat tile partners ow1z farm a
snos! Istat g ison, tAe suIsge: To facilitate the
ettnaec III gathering The Hheat, ataJing over
Light On bis iAIn- one day to!1 veek, as tue
Asplg reaches u, sna vile OF ,ne mescnan'- farmer
rs ihse oSi 1;h. 70 saS ,.1n u company Etn
lensl1 q xhf, ard the husband eode.yored
70 Prevail % nie vie 10 Ien.ap with him at the
farm over ntsat, ard ne %ould accompany her
aome nex: na1 The isay decsinsd rue prooo.
AlEon Ana got inlo tea caI1hse Win tac other
ntac, AID the t@o started for the VI age. The
Thought EoE, for lnr 1lst tine, na8hed through
:ae lt1se:td hneoaed iod shas all Nas no: Eg At.
ihs. be Ea4 being Uoes tnaiuefulI vro. gel snd
he:ra,ef. Noultl1T horse sEo taxing nan
with h.n,, Ee 1ui'osed oL Alree The hu7gy. Ge-
tween the farm AID village rae tHo Zen overlook
Fer Gentleman tfcdrt, the rNo being IN posltons
WHICH ceceEcy foro!ds 1s to descz,re. The shame
!efs wife. ho nna terr.o!ore ueen quite gay FAD
:aehioLsne LADY,, confessed 10 naytEg had ilslcts
Intercourse frt qaentlJ Win the sane nao durog
iz1feed II iak:cR 17ronnssy vengeance Upon the
u.', Su. rer to rei'nguis 10 lie fsne's VIZ a.s
rte fuu In Il zoe partnership property wnten he
tine psrt-er) oF1so, aLd he t1eL ,ola her to 70
rally. ssv vss ar1tssed saa hejd to na. III iI,.
TIA ccrut1ea several dAJA ago At Roches.ef and
oceupt't Two dayt. Tht inry, af-er an nb.epc. or
tEtntl mtt n;es. o;o1xot IN verde: OF guAty.
ysat 'mpE!snun eot tn the S:a.e Prison. Tne ex.
text Ct ine punishment F1u7tded b. Law ls twt,
5tats .nprtonEtnt.o Or 1ne Of $50, and Ill &c
tie conm:Aa.on Of the ocence. The cnoy1c:. :
EANe In sa;s care u a. F, Hteelpct
, 1870-02-19

River. 4 s-RoTe7pmeus- tuI sook tho bodJ n the
beree on1oa, Nherrs It wfs dlrsnn In "A expsee
vaaua 70 eks comn factory Of MaaHx Osoofn
Nefttn ca, n No. I'll EoWeEy. HGr II 4A1 placed
ia the csy71ea4 bous9t Naetn 1tyssiA hot tAa
altshttst deno1s at1bn o( t. dRpauoa u tue naf.
oer oy y rpathy vla tt6 fsuiJ 'of tho victim
xRe naoo at th6 wharf or n14 G1e1 been noadA
kaye d tue me nhetA rt the aoc1atY 70 which no
bfio. trd-tAa Jcte1oo Lodge L 0. B. g. But
ever prtoapstox Esd oeen takeu b. tue friends Of
tne eesd uAu to prevent dsmopstrtuoo Of sn9
eort, Wneo tse tttnvFto lett atFecA tde innto'.
,s1ta 0, thHt er ! nshsE I'd thst there woaLd na
the BODY sud do !. nouor. Especially vA Il
t.ouket that xfe G6Ersrs would surn oas -
ma X, And very probably tho Carans n!so. ~ ~e!l
~ nc AueskIns; put. ~ h79 tifcsdJ been SAC.
tne bcoy xas qu.eu1 Eouused 70 Inc undaitskesH
Tne csste, which h ties IN Il metallic ono with
IN oeal TOD and NTH EtA.1 1hott the face of sae
corp-e, It ia q. cio-ed ID large rnlR1 box nsIted
Lktd K.~-Lsp&m4n KeTp-Hho, for tair-
+ ct JeAn previously 70 tia murder, ware thS e1a-
pto&eta t! Nj. 1TeenwAh. .-x...-
C1p-ain Barker Pl$s taAt great indignation WA4
e1ptes-ed oI all c1zssea Of Per -ons IL aAvkns. =
empinJ I'd VI. 0tecuwAld say that OILS fam1 sna1
never tunsr from pos nrtyv abd there IL Go doubt
tnal, auboeRn Nj. Gre nsAseb IL u!iy ctn paser
oe oonfort+d fur hls loss, I: viii b placed be3o5d
lbs mpIdtfrd usn w1sor the Jewish faith;
II q The 10 .lsb socetJ o1 winch he va member.
The !. O. H. b. taxes charge Of nl& funeral 40.
cu1dfrx . tbe Je eiah custo3, which pfc'ctshed
the copataut watching OF Fpae tron1 the tme
Of oea TIL sha. Of ourial, deleaAs1oo from his
society hat up al last night ptetde tho comb