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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
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E'OR SALE-A VIRGINIA ESTATElN LOU
DOuN COUNTY. NA-Large BRICK HOUSE ~ nv 40 feei
with back building By 2S feet elegantly finished and conveniently
arranged marble msn'els ouibudngs situated 10
natural with lawns large garden, large orchards Of
variety Of choice rnt good field $50 Of land
nice orde hours Washington CITY by railroad good
churches schools 6c beet Improvements 10 the county Address T.
HoUGH. 81 South-sL. Baltimore. Md
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM near
Bridgeport Com. ~ large dweng and all
buldiugs. price including stock crops Ne, rl0.0Oo.
~ A. rutland Co. BeeimInst., v Y
DOR SALE-A fine FARM of 1866 ACRES at
Il North Fairfield. Ohio SHERWOOD ADAMS
| ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA
IL and other Sonb.m states for SALE BY the NETWORK SOUTH
ERN LAND COMPANY, 50 BrosdNIv
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE.-Plenty
" Of fruit neat buildings village and depot bargain
& II. OLIVER. No 7 Bsskman-st
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and desiring TO purchase rent such property
viii End it TO their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of oher news
pAper and in addition this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
will be- found only NewYork and AL It's ctes and
villages but every State and Territory throughout tho
Union. The advertisement should he as brief as Will
allow Of advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader Wewoud especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business proesson consequently advertisements in each
are read all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
reports Of sales OF real estate both in CITY
country thus adding greatly 10 the value of its col
umns advertising medium. The charges for adver
nsng follows DAILY TRIBUNE. 20 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY 1RIBT NJ. y per ne sEH
WEEKLY TRIBUNE per line. About ten words Of
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MiNlArrRk ALNANtr

800 Neon sets 81
Dan
stDcy Hook. S2l Cows lssn.. g. % Hell Gate .....IOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
Situations Mant,o- Iaalts.

A YOUNG MAN, n good BOOkkeeper, dcarcs
~ SIT pae, not desiring the exclusive
,g-yce, Of ootssep. have their books posted and ba'n NJ
.ry ana. sUsle scc0ltari WITH uneic1 lonA
reference. Address &. q. D.. Tribune Otc'.
SITUATlONS WANTED for thoroughly COM
y pr'rut ooachneu Groors Gaden'rs Fang-Iiards Waters
pt SERVANTS lAte, landed ADD HEN e'ef' ne
,crpo Apply CARPENTERS EupoTment Honse lS Eleventh.
=. cor S-r,l.iv- Also. Eehlr Hep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
StIrtlns.
Situations Waut,o-- fmal,s.

Situations Mautro frua.ss.
SITUATION WANTED by a German
n GIRL DO general hou.Hors or ~ '"A "ssn AID "l'
Cy reference. ArUy a. Ne. tIr,tSL. corner Bo"rry
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
und A HILUS GEEAA& lNSTlTJ IE ~ hs'olS ST.
bsseeu stanton and Riyiugonst
MET NJ RISES and Male and Female Nurses
ininriiatrg sad
lt an tas found Lofts Nn. nANSENS JRSE AGENC,
NiEthst res Bowrf'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
D. BIYE,ETE. Auct
rERINITN SCHOOL LOTS

FfESTAyE. SEVENTY NINTH AID EiGHTlETlSTS.
4. !. BLEECKER. son & 60.
will sr at auction on IRSD Jan 90 mo Il u NJ az tie n
~ BroadNay Of desirable building Dot,
part pfupsrr the ~ Y Prot Eps School ng ho
ninth sud Eghrh and Frstave ffrr from Ioe'
ou Maps and fan particulars al - tciarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. ..
vi pELAWARE LACkAwAShA. AID WESTERN RAILA

vi DEIAWAEk LACkAwlSkA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD
p.Do New York foot 80 Ss. '';i'' AID
a., Nail rRAIS coaa,c,ns At D,aSe Booa,oq Braass
al Dover Eh Ias Bnlen at "a,g2 I'a SO,,'f "a ~,
Cop sa,ou az d''N Bend AL al points On tue Lack
.pa T IEaGH y4LI Ri' EiPGSss @ S
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Ea.on Bethlehem, Alea'o"u, N'V'a cHnnI aaa
w. KisroS EXPRESS eonarct' at Dover wish Chester B.
I go ne and 90 p ~ 70 SUMMIT ,.s,s,t' ,ou.
AT. Sp g. ~ ~ !, so ri 6sRSsR and ol
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Room Car to h'' a. 'aa JANIS " HoIr ,sp.iA,su'st
| NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
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n Vi, West Psdsgbl % R..sS, al w..SSr,op~S'
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DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAlLR0,AadD' Mas.
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rem ~" rs y '''' Dame" VS. ssTDN s.r'r.l s's.s"
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az k,STI,y, hIaagh B,b,on Al HAH' s'sHse' " A" ''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tlains leav

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-IIalns leave
4 L Thr,iesb.st. as follow: ..-,,
~ Cusuua Express Drawing cara attached
1880 a. NJ. Day Express. Drav1grppm cars attached
D. H.. Monsrs, Express. Dawirgroon cars a:Iachsi "a
With sleeping throua 10 'hctso "'a
out change wa n. C. E.K, also l.. s. = ~ 5. Rk DHJE
n D. Mgh Erpress Sleeping ears attarheG
100 a. ESQ and p N. Pourhkssrss Irss.
9 a.. 4S add $50 N. PstkBkii Trains.
sud $50 ?. Sing sing Trans
GO. 80 $40 " NJ f;!' ''iV 'ann ''' p w. '0I'
Trans. =, -,r.,v G..
(9s. n to Pougbtsep'e on Sunliy') J. ~ IOI'Ei Saet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

C,OIITH SIDE RAILROAD OF L ~,
- IsLisD-wlSrrR ARRANGkh1sLJVa y ~, a. tsio~,
IA a.. U,ip. oil leave the Roosevelt snd 1tAad =, u.,,,
20, Nal sud PinsnEs for Pssbotssi ]" %, @ faf
80 q a. EIpfsn 90 Pehagss 80 =. far n.rrsi -
~, tbfoash Paehngus o'' "
an k,targa through ~ BsbTion. ~ IAA' S"aIse' " ~ '
u"5i 1' A'Hi law '1s'' G. " DOUGLAS. sps,iG,,issh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD. Max
n f,r Lose BEAFCH RAD DAhA, BhI.hgnyTr AZ .
CnEsrIR TONS RIyER kS, By ssi@~ 'hs'A "'
N from Pier u foe! DuthsiA ID. .sKnts as,,r.l N.a.sar
u
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

srotber of those most peculiar and delight
fully GRAND high old hops. will be given a
T,t,le,own. on the OH Of next month. Ia
dies and gentlemen are particularly requested
:, rresent themselves in costume, the ladies
with MANNERS end their escorts 10 tights. IL
no event will any gentleman be admitted,
however high or exalted his social, or polit,
cal standing, If he has within twenty-four
hours Ct this grand occasion partaken Of gar
liz. Gentlemen who expect to attend are
respectfully requested to abstain from the use
of old cheese, raw Goldfish and caviar as arti-
cles Of diet, as the managers are fully deter
mined at least on this occasion to have as
few acquired scents as possible. The use OF
musk. cole gne. florida water err scented bears
grease is not interiicted, but we are authori-
god to state that the natural smell is pref r
red. Admistauce one dollar To be paid at the
door. ard we are particularly CHARGED tn
state. that positively nc one will be admitted
upon shane. A medley of stringed instrn-
rents will discourse sweet frenzy, and an
elegant repast will he snread Mt daylight
consisting Of all The delcacies of the sur
rounding woods 1t is hardly necessary to
remark Il At the ball is given under the aus
piees If several henerolent gentlemen for the
benefit of the Kicta Orphan Asylum.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26
c,ruouc Norlcr.-Rev. Father McKeogb.

CATHOLIC NoTlcE-Rev. Father McKeogh'
hees to announce to his people Of Sonora
Big Oak Flat, Chinese Camp and Jamestown
that the Very Rev. Father Bouchard has con-
scented TO give Mission in tie above plaeeS'
10 begin On Sunday, the fourth OF pecem oer'
et Sonora. at haifpast ten O'Clock 'eiii''''
nj the same hour, and at seven O'clock ben
clic,ion and Sermon, and on Monday and
Tuesday. Mass. Sermon and Benedic'ion az
same bours. In Big Oak Flat the Mission
will commence on Wednesday, me IN, at IL
o'clock. when hero will be Mass and Sermon
Benediction aud Sermon at seven O'Clock.
onFession during the time, to end at eleven
o',Ioek. Mass on Thursday. The Mission
will hcgin n. Chinese Camp at seven O'Clock
on Thursday. when there will be Bepediction.
Sermon AMI confessions; Mass ct ten O'Clock
TN Friday, seru,on and confessions. And IN
jamestown on Friday evening. at O'Clock.
Benediclion Sermon and confessions, and on
SATURDAY., Mass at ten, sermon and confess
ions. and on SATURDAY evening at : o'clock
Denedictioh Sermon and confessions in s.
nora, to end at eleven o'clock. lass at So
nora on Sunday the eleventh The Very
Rev. Father Bouchard will deliver lecture
in St. Patrick's Church. Sonora, on Sunday
the llth. at seven O'Clock to defray the ex-
renses of the Mission, the expenses of the re-
pairs of the parochial residence &c. &c And
will open q Mission at St. James Church,
Columbia, on Monday the 18th of December,
at halfpast ten o'clock, at the request Of the
Rev. Father Spellman, Sermon and Benedic-
ton will he at ! o'clock in the above Church
and the M;ssion will close at seven on Tues
day evening the | ith Of December.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

PEasoNAL.-0n "Wednesday we had the
pleasure of call from j. NJ. Uatchings,
Esq, Of Yosemite Valley, He is on his way
to the National Capital to lock after his pre-
emption right to a portion of the valley that
has been brought largely 10 public notice, by
his personal efforts and occupation. He mas
rights that should be respected nv Congress
and which we hope he will be able to have
recognized. During his stay in the Eas. Mr..
Hutchings will deliver lectures on the beauty
and grandeur Of the natural wonders of the
famous valley. We wish him success and q
safe return.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

AccIpENr.-Last week, Col NJ c. AudrosS
near proving serious to himself ard family.
With his wife and child, he was driving his
buggy dowa the hill on the Abbey Ferry
road, when near the Marble Mill the horse
making sudden turn. upset the buggy,
throwing the occupants down the hill which
is very steep at this point. The horse clear
Ell himself after wrccking the buggy. Col.
Andross, wife aud child were all badly hruis-
ed. hut fortunately had no bones broken.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

The day set apart for Thanksgiving was du-
" observed by u few who were fortunate
of birds being scarce many of eur people had
to do their thanks with chicken. As a whole
the day was success rs quiet and peacea-
BILE one, with the exception of an undue ex-
element in one of our churches in consc-
ouence of somebody not being satisfied with
the person who handed the plate around.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

This week workmen have been engaged
el nuttinr a new roof on the Court house.
The cupalo that for SO many years has given
n distinctive appearance to the building has
been taken down. Many Of our citizens think
il would have been better t. let it remain rs
matter Of Taste, but the Supervisors deter
mined that it was more economical to take it
down than to keep it in repair, hence II has
gone from our CaZe.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

THE WALKING WOMEN. The match Of en-
dnrance between Miss Mary Chauman and
Mile Furcstelle. for a nurse Of 800. was con-
cludel at 3 o'clock on Monday morning. hav-
inr been won hv the former who walked sixty
five hours. At 20 minutes before 3 o'cln"E
Mile Fnrestelle declared that she could walk
no longer and led to he removed from the
platform. and she was carried off. The UNI
pire gave her Is minutes to return, but she
failed to make her appearance again, Miss
Chapman, however. continued to walk for
another hour aud then retired, apparently in
good condition. Il is stated that after sleep
inc few hours, she got IN ana went ont to
a restaurant and hsd breakfast. -Balleiia.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

TAx Srlrs The November term Of The Dis
trict Court will commence to-day. On the
calendar appear the following suits fer the
recovery of taxes Car the year 1869: The
People vs.. V, A. Cross, W. II. Clark, I. s.
Grant G. 4 =. NJ Co. Mvron Woodward.
John App & Co. Bradford / Way, c. IL
Carter. Carter & Co, w II. p;ckensou. John
wainwright, Bonita Quartz Mining Co, Goa
snele Quartz Mining Co. Knox Boyle, t..
Brodigan, s. s Bradford. H. Greenwood. D.
Mccormick, Abner Reed, s. & D. l.. Smith,
John {. Smith and j. NJ Faushnan
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

During the past week the County Hospital
and Jail, have had supply of Bibles and
other reading matter presented. The under
signed has more copies on hand for free dis
tribution. c. BURDEN.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

We have received the "Sfar Spdngled Ban
ner," for December. With its January num-
her shis unaqualled paper begins its ninth
wear Of successful publication 1t is Rich,
Rare md Racy 40 column paper. Illustrated,
devoted 70 Literature, Poetry, Wit. 1umor,
Fun and to exposing Swndles and llumhngs
1t is only IS cents q wear. and every suhscrlh-
err receives gratis and prepaid. the new and
Supcrb Engraving "PIoNEERs OF AMERICA. y
which cost 81 900 to engrave. Specimens
can he seen at this Office, or will be sent free
by addressing
STAR SPANGLED BANNER,
sII;rSj,lo "
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

CurLp BuRNEp.-We learn that q enid OF
f. Parsons one of our Supervisors, was badly
burned on Wednesday by its clothes taking
fire, while at the house Of Thomas Mylor at
at ShaY's Flat
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

Soar SroNE.-The Stockton Independent of
Thursday reports tie arrival at Stockton Of
twonty-threo thousand pounds of soap stone
from this County, en- its way to Sar Francis
co, to be used in the rolling mills, at that
city
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26
Che Nniun Qemofrat.


VIM. s. Cooper is authorized to act rs
AGENT for the "USIoS DEMOCRAT for soic-
ting Advertisements and Subscriptions. and
20 recent for money due this office.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

L. a. Thompson has been appointed Su-
preme Court Reporter to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the killing of 4. ?. Critteuden.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

The members Of Congress elect in Missouri
are four Democrats, two Liberal Republicans
and three Radicals
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

lh> - tiatlicI Ne. discovered
and cures all humor> frufa TIE worst Scr,uia 10 "A
common Eruption. Plmpes aud Blot,hes on the face
aud scaly rough skin, which such anoyipr hlen,
iSlies 10 many persons YIELD use Of few bot
tlt> st ''> "nderIui medicjae From one 10 eiut l.
lies cure SILT Raeum. ErN>ipelas Scali Head Rinr
Worms, B0s Sesy EruPGnS of the Skin. Sores Ulcers
ana "CauSer ia the Mouth Stomach I: is a MIR,
medicinal extract Of native roots aud plants continuing in
uarmaES Natures Hl0St sovereign curative pTopertia-
whish God lass iastilie5 into the Vegetable Kingdom f
hesng the sex IL sa restoreF fr the strenrtl
and viT 81 the system. Thse who lanand sleap-
less have nervous apsTehensi0hs fears any of The
aectlons Synptaulailc weak viii find cenvinciu.
evidence 81 it, restorative power upon trial If Won feel
Dull pr0wsv. behtate and Responder Mt have fr.opent
Headache, Mauth Taste Badly in the morning rrs1ni,
Appetite and Tongue Coated you suffering from Tor
pid Liver or 'sBiii'usness In many Of liver
Complaint only part ci these symptoms exnrrienc
ed remedy TOR all S1e eases, DR. Eierce's Calde,
Medical Discovery has equal effects perfect cures
leaving the Liver Strengthened and Healthy For th,
cure Habiiual Constipation Of the Bowels it never
falling remedy aad those h have il for this mr.
pose lad in its praise. In Bronchial. Throat and
Lung Diseases. il has produced many truly remarkable
cures where ether medicines have failed Sold by All
druggists 81 GO per bottle Prepared at the Chemical
Laboratory Of
Il. Y. PIERCE. ". n.
135 SaaecS Street. Bu1alo, \. Y.
A.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26
oTsCE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE CREDzToRS.-Es'ate of John
Csrlon leceaSe1.--Notice is hereby given by tie
undersigned nlaistratrx of thu Estate Of John Carbon
deceased itoys If. and all pers having claims
aa the Estate of said deceased u exhibit the sane
with the Necessary vouchers, within Ten months fro
the first publication o tbs notice Ia AZ my residence
ON Peer Fiat TGolsmue County he forever barred.
CATHERINE CARBON,
Administrative of the Esfsie ef John Carton deceased.
BY CALEB DORSEY, her ittoraey.
w In 1S-h-Ia-IW
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26
ERENCEE Sanitary

EEND.-persons wishing ~ cont tAs;tc to the
reliefof the families of the dead and wcuade Will he
gratefully thanked hy sending their subscriptions %
the Union Drug Store, next dNor 10 Wells, Fargo Cos
etdec, where list is kept 10 that esrcs.
+. R9CHER.
Saaora. octobtr =. lSra
The union Democrat., 1870-11-26

Ssie = gents for tho u. -.
And have authorized them n sell their great I-arekr
Aluminium Gold ~ .sfcisCs For Farce Dollar.
and warrant each aN every enc q Keep time
for year. rtiS Watch be the best
and CheareSt ,imekceper that i IN in
the globe The works in ,lauhie cases. Ladies' and
Gents >iTc and beautifully eha>ei. The are
made he metal widely know in Europe Alum
inum Gold 1t has the ENHct Colr IF Gold, which il al
VANS retanS: will stand the test of the acids:
M nne e-en tell from III only by weight, the Alum
nm Gld being 10 li4h1er The L. made by
chinevV SAME the well.s nawn American Watch Tho
Aus,li,,ra = cheap metal hence AFT nj II sell
the Wateh for s. and make small pras We pack the
Watch Satc, Sa hsN and send il to any part OF tbs
T. eipt II $ 5 fifty cents for packing aud POS
taee. Address all orders II
l. Y nEF0REST & CO,
80 81 81 Broadway, n. ".
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-28

TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN-The long
talked of convention of the temperance
people OF Massachusetts to organize an
independent political party and nominate
State ticket, is called to meet at the
Meionaon in Boston, on Wednesday, Au
gust 18th, at 10 o'clock. The basis OF
representation is one delegate from every
town or ward of a city and one additional
delegate for every two hundred voters or
fraction thereof. The convention thus
seems bound to be all right in form, but
what it is in substance can be better told
after it has been held. The favorite can
didate of the temperance people for Gov
ernor is said to be Wendell Phillips, and
their second choice is said to be Judge
Pitman of New Bedford.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-28
Late News Items.

Edward Eldridgs, proprietor OF the
Eldridge house at Sharon Springs, n. I,
died on Saturday.
Capt, Gen. De Rodas of Cuba de-
clines the reinforcements offered by the
Spanish cabinet minister.
Gilbert Clapp's hotel at stuyvesant
landing, N. Y, was struck by Lightning
yesterday, and destroyed.
&C. G. Franciscus, superintendent OF
the western division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, died at Cressen, Pa, Saturday
morning.
A boy named Charles Snyder vas
struck dead by lightning at Albany,
N. Y, on Saturday. His brother stand
ing beside him, was stunned, but has re-
covered.
-Paymaster Myers of the Rondout and
Oswego railroad, was on Friday sur
rounded by party of 40 of his laborers
and robbed of $4,000. Several OF the
party have been arrested.
The entire fire department of Orange,
N. j., has resigned in consequence OF dis
satisfac action at the fitting up of a portion
of the fire department building for police
purposes, by order of the city council.
A dispatch from Long Branch says
President Grant and his family, after
breakfast on Saturday, drove into the
country, returning at noon. The Presi-
dent will give public receptions to visitors
once week at the Metropolitan hotel, to
escape being bored by Office seekers. Over
5000 visitors arrived at "the Branch" on
Saturday, filling the hotels to OVERLOOKING
Gen. Sheridan arrived at o'clock yester-
day afternoon, proceeded directly to Gen.
Grants cottage, and after an interview OF
three hours left Immediately for Wash
ington via Philadelphia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-28

KIND.-Peter Cooper offers $4,000 to
the New York City Department OF Docks
towards the construction of stone
wharves. His immediate object is to fur
nish means of employment to laberers in
quarrying stone.S
THE EDITORS AT LAKEsIDE.-The
members of the Massachusetts association
of editors and publishers, with their wives,
are to be our guests at Lakeside in Sep
TENDER, at the time of the ripening of
fruits. We know of no class of men who
are better deserving of good time" or
who are more capable of merry-making,
than editors. If we are not called upon
to repeat the exclamation so often made
at Gloucester, d" Multum pluviun! null
tum pluvium ~ we think "jolly good
time" may reasonably be expected. OPP
portunity will be afforded for solving a
curious "rule of three" problem, which
may be presented thus: If hundred doc
tors disemboweled three bushels of
grapes in an afternoon at Lakeside last
year, how many will twice the number of
editors "turn into pi" in the same length
of time? We must patiently wait the
solution of this important problem, until
autumn. Arrangements will be seasonal
bly, made for transporting and entertain
ing the company.-D1. Nichols IN journal
of ChenaiSt7U
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-28

IHE MILFORD MURDER.-The pan TIA
looms OF Nathan Fem of Milford, wbi'ch
were taken from his house on the night of
the murder, were found on Saturday by
some werkmen on the New York and Ne W
Raven railroad, about three miles east o {
Milford, concealed under tool-hox in "a
culvert. The box had been put there the
evening before, and the pantaloons must
therefore have been placed there during
the night. This circumstance gives some
probability to the suspicion that the m ur-
der was committed by resident of the
town, which view is also strengthened. by
the TACT that Mrs. Fem now recoll ects
tnat when her husband started in pun suit
81 the burglar he uttered some excl ,ma-
.,on which at the instant caused hi to
mink that be knew the man.