davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-27

1,,a r,d,, ,re nj. an, ,,, t,,,,. ,,,,,.r
Ind st9se,l Wau vrra W ,nc ao sans Or Ssrcs. le
10 Shst reJint vas 'et "a - -
Io,n s,, ata .ae Aoe
vcTs s.Vns .e,s na!ess Haa ~, ~
hsI a. RI nnrcs NJ ini1ni,4 IN EhIG 1s,ssd
;o he beccn srs uutte oTsE. IL fsc,. eane ootsc
Poe e Roana 70 of sss 9to Of issr
:, rsra tn sEs,sn hs a 1ris. Aa~e' W ~
Ts ,ons on tiro M, ns San5. ,,, AIM nch-
proy,yion tor a lamsly. Tntd Rrnnrhnm. Who
hso heer very carrln!. fef, c.n.,dernfs nrnntftY.
esIIed rcsI,h' s'AAe' ue's1 Ii n0S1aAo "'1' 'o
The resuioR incoue OF . Iord Chancellor IL
.oc,1,e n ;hs nnpattn1 nr ~ ", N i Ia
ofnce ' - @''
Tbe Ltrd Chief JustIce of Eu1,apd receives
1aDoo, aLd letll1po nerAIon o: Eat0o. Thta ap-
gspa61e ;saa SSe9 ;Se cesps.IloTshe. So9su ''''''
TIE Lord t:ni.f Harnn snn intrf Chief Jnstica Of
1ep9 ss m fe s,6. Gas as H. cnei
Ju1ttce ot Epolasd. -
The Pera;on Judges receive e. 900 sesr. ana q
yssr. sihousn jndHs MAJ retlfe aitsr toat
}errn of 1e1r1cs h. ssdnm dne, "a nn1esa hs feeI
The eass. Of sGs Or !n1s@'ty n,.,., :, III,
ccnn,ry. lines hr u ainnst ,nTaI,shlT aooonted
a.etsttf ~ shc Ipa,c,.i Gnmm,tsse of the PryT
Cou1 eli ana IN hat rnns, ity rendefs eood sef.
viee fhrnoh nf etna ~ Xxi, II ,ess nr:nu, thsu
mi On the neneh.
Tbe Iorda Jnsttcea If AuDeaI in tbs G 31rt Of
ChnncrTv recetye 81 90 year. ne Vlco Cdaac. Al
Ior f6ctQ ytar. lnn Easlef CT Inc ,us 81, 100
yeAF
Before the re,orus introduced ana ed .:ed By
Inrtt firnueham- the innr r. 1.na .retT vas ho.
| ptd Tor patent placel aud u1oppp.l1aA There "a
An od clergyman rephew, OF rreat.nepnew, Of
loro Chhnceo, Tnur!ow, Who eptoJs, aud has en-
| ln,ed for upward bf forty Year., cit,o0 year
from of1ces Of th,a description, which are CON-
Tie tsxnp masters Of the COST Of Chancevy
erjoyed imuen.e eniAr1es, Is also III doorkeepsr;
l ard several other fuocsonnnes we're equally TO-
| iuuAle Tne duties OF thete uflce1a were BY nc
neaEs exhaustive, either Of mind or body. They
oted lher large salaries to the fact that they
4 we're paid By fees and the 1uitors were numer.
oca.
The JIeRe of the Court OF probste receives
&, ,0oo year ~ JadRt nI In3t conr1, tLo0o year
ID JucEe Ordinary OF the Court Of Divorce uu
duties, In common with those Of tao Other Judges
arc very onerona.
The nigh salaries given to ne bntlao Jnd4es
nbera1iy pAd-n1e baaed npon the earnings O
, 1870-02-27
judicial SALARIES in EnElond.

From fkf Eeie YovE EFsn7N9 96t7, fEo. ~
Juo7er Of The SoprrUe Court tne folio owing, 6 NJ
in1trest.
1he Bttitah Lord Chancellor has FalArJ o!
Elo.coo year, Ard, on entering once, Il allowed
l,ooo frr an outns. This SUN u intended TO a..
ns1 ne e1penaes Of c1r1i19es, hot.es, &c, 61t
toete VT often cost 4 great deal more than toe
sun Ianed. Although the keeper Of The Queen
6oes Fce - ~ tne Lord Chancellor il called he
dayt. AID often eoea 10 hii court IN "a peat
ntooRntn," instead OF = grand coach with tWo
Rig11tto s'Jcaueae1 y beh,nd m
The 1alal5 Of tbs Lord Cn1noellor ,zns until a
few ear azo, c1tooo ycar-cto, 600 ~ GnAucel.
lor, end e ee1 q s2esasr Of tho ho1se OF Lnrds
the Charoellor waa sitoeethcr, fae, ,ooo ysar. II
he n ccsved fees OF vat1ous htnde Inst sro now
abcluned, CT diverted into ether cn4nntte, It
Wip was r4sed TO The peerake "a lesvo tafactsn
fortune behlcd HIN 10 maintain, with what u 90 :
| nfeied N England AdeQuAha Dig MY, petsxp
, 1870-02-27

The Hartford Poat tells story oi deacou wac.
once fot drink lr Neg York % tae Foursa Of
JaiJ. It aa ss tns wss1 !ca wAs unknown In
suu ner II the country. TIE deacon confessed
ofs lan1', but pleaded I. p1ltlatlon that 1: was
r7odialons'y hot dAy. AID sae lemon1 and ee tu
he punch did lock 70 cool and ioTtEDX that hs
did actually Qftnz to intoxcstco. l btoIh.r On a
cacf seat lstered a.teu!iveJ bat fnctedu.ously to
The defence, sna I. tts conclusion roze NJ hlin t
no oeiecucp," )" Haid he, TO D1n3 RetHnx drunk,
u ho oIna up TO Il a1d IA goztJ lot Il; thas'z
| sh1rc n2n = nao:e 10, and p's1pa loueums& he
rant ftlp It; bot NEta Tie de1con eome1 In here
| scd UNDERTAKES 10 excoie hIuself IL any such WY
~ taht-7a!ktrR aaoot seeing Ice a July, % I'd
tetkil' hin cut for l1tn.n
, 1870-02-27

or Blackstone, books 'h&t never 1eas. sod nevee
will; but BY COMMON sen+e 4na CON m1o n1ocs:J
~ between uar Ahd MAs. That 1, or buttpeaA
AID the c01Ne Of Goa u uoon q ii 70 neg COZ ot
evsde, or turn asdo from II,
HALd row, MI. Hhcnn take out The iary; ard
yop, Mr.. Foreman, do not keen m waiting with
Id Z talt. OF which shere hiss been 10, nncA ii.
with The inertia Of The case, Give M ~ Zones.
verdict. OF Nhtob, ~ plain, common sen.o men,
YOU ueId not b a4haned, u
, 1870-02-27
The Lntcat Ghost Stories.

Tbs annual crop ct Christm,s ghost stories IN
England, his ~lrter, has p.odsced tMo o. tntee
SHaS Sss.a te ,ns y sa & of q sse
le1st couyertto.Al Rnotls we ever heard Of
.ooa. tse Il IL 10
ho1ertrg eetxten the cctliEg and the table II
eoLteuts aipessed % be = dense nuid, Fhse
God, ana incess ant,J Ioing and n.ngliue w1ta
the cylinder" Tate sieRuisr spectre Appeared IN
tie Jewel Houfe, Ia the Toser, on SATURDAY
son who peneid IL and VINO still llrea 70 guarantee
rhe srofy, Ia Mr. Edmund LtntoAl xfte7 gen
lien At VINO At nat period Es teepe: Of tne
passed cehlLd Mr.. sE!- te a she sat beside her
husband st 'ao;e ard she instantly croached down,
snd, w,tn both hapcs eoveHnS oer sno1'derA !.
81 Even row HhLo willing" Adds Nj: S aute, II
feel the frc.h ncy7or Of the nomeEs"
BY = lsdy Who i vouclci fos i verI sen..o,e
and un'tnsgtt alive rc1sor, end who WA1 ne.sei
IN chldhocd the wttceas Of the arp ie1uon, ikH
.ktps,c,fm Ct nsrJ olner things hesiles goaH.
ptomkcd her, wien he wAz uJ:1E, That &c ha1
feuited ne1 be wonia ttsotn e NOT -, saas ne
Of fs.eno, and reguessed .n.. ner ;sle d.usa.el.
ea ssaes He sSaaa no .ss stf s.
of The bed, ard ,oot,ng lnseary q ntl wife The
10 do 80, Nd atter tine ne spec'sa passed 1so
| mi adioiripg d,essirg.roora. IN the morning;
| when Iee child Rwoke, the found sati her Trend
| nsd already golc doan 4tairs. 70 soe san A'one
| into The drelKtne !. room TO seek Inc Eenue-
| mar, rru,y persuaded ehe nad feea him,
| exrtct,cF h!co, - usoAl. 10 hAse brought
her 4 pfeseus. Of oou5se he was not saetr, aud.
co3rr to md the widow, sne asked her where
III, g. was gomez" Tee poor lsd5 wN6!y de.
ber Of the tcene by her bedside, she wzs utterly
overcome. The childh sta.on seemed TO her more
eaueisctoEy than her o1n night q tae dead coa'd
| have beer, seetrg that her excited Imagination
night nave deceived her. wnertAs nc child, not
| eytn kuoEips Fer old !t:cId vsa dad. had No
faIcies Ct expectations Aane 70 produce iuus.on-
| 4 curious czse OF the arpar1uon OF lT1u2 pei
| son II recorded N occn11rR not long eEo II Ctlf
Ton. 4 lady and her husband Werc walkrR amooQ
ibe d eds beJ uod the ToWns s1ndeaiy bath or
sawed ren1a resembling tho wife = brother wax
IL 2 hsstuf toward them. End the wife e1c1!Eed
! aGccd HeAyeu4l tae1e II Charley" C1Atiel
vss an of1cer then IN Iudta, Tae cGurc apprusca
I'd s,ill prn1er, AID 1nen Lightly leiped oa
hank. n II to 1oin his Eslet and brosaer-:n
iav. At that tcAtart Il Tautahed from thtT sight
Tnn 1sdy Taa 30 impressed with the via.oo ina
me vYote down n account Of II In medl2teU ol
rstnTntnr none, and waited With great irrptdatto
~. reEs from ludA. The nail brought hex = lei
ter fron ncr brother dated the dAy al1er her Etu
rn,sr yistcp. 9pd containing the reualt: II Il,
I'm nrtia cltar}Y IN a dream last night You Hcr
waking 10 4 pain with :" aud rac to met
Enn. xnd Inn ptd ovcr 4 fence 70 Jon yous but I
ihst rop:ent. untucktly, nwoke-"
, 1870-02-27

The AaAt " 16As
From the tLondon} Spectator.
Come wien amslead. love
On daY TO mes
phlll not feel you tread, lore,
TentetlJ!
Come not very soou. love,
To .he quiet place:
Let II bc ia jane, lore,
IN tho grace
OF 4 summer dsy, lore,
veU calm and fair,
Let our Mabel p!aJ, love.
Merry kctre!
Lpok between the trees, lore,
Into airy bloOU. -.
When fne summer breeze, love,
Watts the tune
OF MANY q summer nower, love;
Sorgs from EeAl the Desss
BY memory shau hare poTef, love,
70 tnvcas
Earth with snbs1er grace, love,
And ra1eF 10y,
VITO Knew ne face to face, love,
From boy.
Iwould not have thee Eeep, love,
HopeieaA IN thy Woe:
OILY from my sleep, lore,
Let there now
IThrouxh the summer light, love,
Ehndcw OF a less,
MellovlDg delight, lore,
Wv,
Fos the land revealed, love,
nor n VII III teep ' concealed. u love,
Augnt from snee.
Now my fault may stain not
Cueek Of thine With teart,
Bloom OF love may uane not
Envfed Of the Jealal
Yet, oh for warm embracing
Thee upon my hrcastl
AID oh! lor lnteflac.uE
Falnllpg INTO Iest:
But g1ze INTO the distance;
Mellow lies the earth:
God with sweet inststance
Held cur hAEd from birth,
Led uS from the far light,
Where he only knoHa
From the ei1eut starlight
Where the sous repoac.
He from eve1i&stiug
LED rs doc1le here,
JotEed our hands unhAstlugt
Now recalls ne, dear!
Daring, He T. Jonder
WheEtsoe'e 60,
l.iIe nor Death may HundEr
From Etk heart kl0N.
Therefore do uot weep, love,
he u calling hoDes
SUI the day Is deep. love:
In the evening, come.
, 1870-02-27

IL coed g1purd for sa3tnH that coInIeoc. II re.
turDinE here Ctedl:1s oe,us Fsatcftd. super
Aburda Of capital Is waiting for lovestnen;
and win eoon Circulate freely snrougn the yaEt-
Gus arteries OF the aoclAl sy4!en. Tha cry
OF the II r,carrecsJ' uon9er1 VIII b heard no
note.
, 1870-02-27
Even-S0uE.
From tbs Atlantic Monthly for Adreh.

f''" ."o a.as .u..s".. .o,,,,s ~
BY OLIVER " "AS"klA hoLn
II mhy be. yes, Il mast be-TiNe, that brilgs
Al erd to nor1ai things,
Tnat sal ds the beegar Winter IN the t1Aln
Time ,ss. nj H1beno "a beIr 81 81 % our ssusi1 sta.e
And knoweth well TO wait |
TIL sea hath turned to shore ana shore to sea. !
Era he ,se e aood y nden 81 ess@ IND cali ns own
Old empires overthrow-
111e' "a IA eo'd nj his ns fee H III charaes
AVA Bal be- shall care io1 all.
- THfs hand tnst holds the Tyre.
Then 70 who listened IN that earlier day;
When 10 NJ carrIegs lay
r rrs,ctsd ia chords and stole their nfstbo1n
tnriil, "
With 1ntaneht rudes. sstn ~
'eA'ne Thin a. lie iocuss sir9s
when me snrfiLcr,inR chlId of suenmef'S heat
49,. Fips; @ f1o s 81 % ss{y ss s,as ssas .,een.
rne Email I sopraoi.s sfes bs snRia noto
Ard ali ihe ecnoes listen but Ia ram;
They hear no answering straln-
Then ye vho littcncd ID lnat ea1lier day
sDAu fA''' 'N'A a"a'' ~
Saving, "Tne ure burma low, the hearth Is cold
That warmed our hlood Of old:"
cover "a AIti eIIn lei Is sa ss1esen a oar hands
Over a brighter and fresh kln1led Game;
L.. this IL no. the ZANE,
@ 1Es '0'Y1s Fiusned eeta I1sh vi Win ias,T 1h1@el
s Bas .aiipef e!m .l.rt-.e,., ,,~. ,,.,
Tell him the Noods intir autumn robes Rave eneot
And shouting x.rds urbnid tho naked ueata
1 They warmed with patient bleasts;
S'3 49, And bid him sing no moFel
l
l All, WellAdaJt II Ford1 80 truekktnd
/ A listening car might ma!
/ But who thas hears the music 10 ~ FOUL
OF rhythmic waves knAs rM
sir ali 10 deeps below -
TIL The great reasls 20 calm n'sht ever reach
Leap Rl.xienlpE On tne beach,
Tne luan through heart and era!n
| The Joy SO Ike pa, & big hsnd u pfessed
l Hard on his thfpbhlnG breA&t
Hsst al nls pulse a1aHe,
n''e =. AS! iss !ind and muss @ Il bs7
In mapy cline, In many Stacy tongue,
To these lie u naas iMmen H oriai thrones ossiong
aud purple loees of song;
Hts iins nav cs1i hi own.
III" T,rnes1 h, hi 1,nlss;s heat
ss1 nai I do him arou1.
| For kaiurt sno!l, her WnrblersIthem she feeds
In lotur-gro Wig meads ~ '~-
stFeans.
s"" WEI Am ~, ~ de,ns;T. xrn,Iee; AsA "Ae7
Hnt tnates fha. witchiS0 food.
! And beernc oyeIhsed the saeieT wing.
And now the thlosnes srR.
'ens r Fsns fo2sETs Know low @ tSs tess &
t.h. nVrf rf1a
, 1870-02-27

Wnst IL tho di6d0oe between the n4rS Of
bozsra sod Tne oiaas Of tne boF.HoN.
, 1870-02-27

oa ~. e.sa.. ~ Liza nss us 1,s nau MTs ~. .Ts
1 S..N.. So.u .sm.." ...,-s. ~ 49,
ioe .ouns ~ ,'s. uea s..,s -:
~ ..sS ~. ~, .use . tas
80 .s Nv w. ~ ue o' ~, eses -as.-'
49,. sr,s 49,. - ~ ~ ~ ~ rt .1o
r.as.c-n. .,.,.r,s SA,.1S'. ~. ~ 10y
$1,000 ~ ..",r.. "t1su .h.ea "ae " ~
~ ~ ~. cns,e.n =, r,,, aao oues "ene y, y,
r. rn,4,,,,s m h. ,.-,,,. -.saa. a1 rau ... ~
~, srt,c,rne m nroo,rs . ~ Elm .o1u.t
~. set aide I'M ths ,st.,r s =, 4e'1s ,eu. -
s.e.o..6 rnan.o,rnm NJ. st,s. Assrei =, y, toe
f..;rss fnst the nrnv.,,ons ~ ~. y. a n0o esuas
s,,4e,,v r7,nr,ed. ana nas ins,+ne.ea se7a, ~, %
sa-e1, he1 x1exs be,ore the t,,n5o.1 ,sssl ~
t.tes N. eaxe. >AN' '" IL
'.A. ~.
The Homan correspondent o. Inc coiogue
Ge1fs thus oescHoes puouc Aud'eoes" TO
which he ana otoe1 'o.essn .n'o. se.I wee saIteA
BY The Pops On 1'e ..a ioe. ~ -. o'o, u,
npened. SONS one c*eso oas ~. - e1 ~, S,,a ~
fell On theaf kneeA a,,. Nv, 49,. ...s. ss
cane nom tne saoon 9. s.,n Soes. ....ss % ~
Two ees'esaEacs Q, III nsa'e1 49,. 1.at ssa ~
panied oJ soms " Ms su1. ~. - 20
real Of dlmsasy U p.oteennE @ 1s@ 'a sus
, 1870-02-27

| The Rupreme Court Of MMsonri hts tafen s..
SFs Ss q ~ 9s9s s & ~ @
odnts, who lost It during the war.
Seye1A! lending Methodist Protestant clerE1-
conai CO.. cna1es % sou1o. Nov tns: ,ao IatseT allosa
lay REPRESENTATION, both oodies occopJ practically
Rev: Charles Hedges, the nr.* coIo,ed tnsu Of
pastor oi Gfaoe Church leo:ofea>, Fstsoarzn, jan
a careful canraes Of the c>urcreI IN tna TWO
ynods Of kanaas sho"s stven:y.ioaI oE9snlxsd
PRESBYTERIAN enaicaes. Of .6icn aitJ,tso nave N no
FTesbyter1ans are d.qcusstng the question whctn-
coau,EJ, Ike that IN Scotland whereby all the pas.
| tc1s Ahau have 1t least living satalJ.
The P.ess5tesas. e Ee. Eos!sae % ot rot fancy
psssed vote beseo9 ins " Joint coumlssee' on
niy by 10 essabit:h syzod of Sew Eaglsnd- me
kJrod wculd be smaller tnao msny Of me propose q
| pIesbJter!es. third Prcsb3teitan causcn nts
been organized II Buato1. Dr.. james Richards,
The Ger eral Assembly portion Of tne preshJte-
honse h a ol 1orship. made applession % Blsaops
| Smith and C1nmlus fof the use oG Christ C3ntee
tRpncopsll Bosn o. The bishops ssid .aey E naa ln
prove the action Of the vesHy there, snoa1 tae5
conAent to the proposition. Tae senefanle 6Inup s,
ei he Eoi,oops Church ~ ea;en voaIi hinder ii.
granting Of the feques. and certainty sne IL @ 81
Christ, which il The INV Of love eloal1 iaenue "
| al Going to o,hers Al We would toAe 0ey snooio
do to NJ, y ,,,,.,,,.,, s,d vtr,,,.,
E,tIl cp11lnces: nfettEga ase neld oAly1 20 NJ
| 1Songh sne1 IRE no: a. crowded "a formerly, they
1sre never more migrating or proa than
nnW. There have been lalge aece sStous to nearly
| ali Inc chutches. AIE. Hammond Eta1ed that oom.
netent judses estiEass that as many a. 1000 have
heen coLyef:td within the List Two month"; In that
cy at 11c!nltY. .
l5o sbeak the Erznsh lanEuSga. By Tar tbs larger
run ber are Il ElAh origin.
Both the Baptist snd the Pfesbytert9u Foreign
NissloI alJ Boards threaten to eud the JeariWlta
bad debt. Both Feed 10 receive over $i5o 900 dor-
ing tie lsst three Eo1tna OF the cscl Jeaf to
cover expenses
A1tvl5al Ii tn prcg1sks IN EvAnsFt1.e, Ind. About
10Y Lave tqlped Lyle Street Church, under the
;abolE Ct ReT. James Hill, aud tha charge intenda
10 pclld church. Nj, Hammond "a working IN
4 recent ueelion Of the E<ieAstadt OF Sweden
| allows dAsanttrR Inlni8.sls AEd civu ofdcef1 70
| so1eEn:Le marriages The Lutheran clerg can
| o, forbid the formation Of other societies. and
| Swedea cAn IeAve the 6t1to to toin Any otneL.
There arc 1S& church edlnces Ii Ba1uc1nra, b
lonEtuH 10 IN enty-th dIGele1t ,denomipaaont
than In AnJ other S.ato IN the Union Penn
tJlEaLla CONES ne1r win g 90 commnnleaaes
Ato Conntcucat next, With Il, 0Qot
Tbcte II SoDa talk OF AdS00rpttg the RoD41
'CAInoaic Coonul O. seoooeSof tho anaeslton1
, 1870-02-27
tYxux QUE OWN CORRESPONDENT
ra~vxrw HAh o

.
mlaHnk" ". was we un'AninS !u1u15. some-
tnine Wsnons u nlt o.u nary lne. !ne evening
ea!aon Of inc ~" han ~ ispt1ns oi 8ne msun'
NRnue~ aus A1lc1s Azo Aae sshc hut eae
class 10 Woon rieI Is not lssSe enough oJ lse!s
10 ustc m eyecipg Journal pay; ana "noo words
butter 70 Far1n!ps-"
1HK STATE Or T1LoX. ........
1t u refreshing 10 oe able TO repf better state
Of things IL tue North Of Ensxnd T1Ade.s hsisfer,
producuon Is lncreased aud mills which had lors
been slopped. are axsiu 1t WORK There is, for tie
pfrsept et 1esa, an abundance Of raw uater.al The
p.gcc Of the lancashire goods has adyonced with.
out corIespold1ug advance, with f1ther 4 dml
nutiou, IN the prfco ot cotton. THIS improved dc.
Eaaud Tor Yu1uufacu.es Is the se&ult OF eheap
food and eoIpar.,tse.y cheap ciethicG. Tue
nectssarea OF LIE have been dear, and peop.e
arc poorer; they arc sgstn cnesp AID prosperity
cones back when food IS teAT the gsest N mkme.
Of onnsnners hare AZ once le4s to.spend On Other
tmrzs, acd alac1Dess In tbs trades to which thcJ
Rtve employment eusueS. With cheap food, the
krest conluulre clasSea begin 10 spend more
End the et1ec: reeta on every department Of
trade. For con1Ide1able time the prce OF food
has been low, and the people ar, 1t length. ex-
pcrcrctnK The change.
The price Of wheat Is very nearly - per eeul
less than In February, 1858, and tnuat make q
graf difference In the spending power Of ht
Eassea- The abundance Of cotton L = due thing.
bu. Looody here feels 1t m sanguIne As to having
apleutful Bupply for the whole Ieaz Flyealxths d
the tstA came from America and 1adia. Aod there
Ia mystery about each. Tho stAte Of doubt favor
the wu1ktng naaufsctuze1. There = enough t
keep hin eo!tE &, Wn11e competitors arc 6etetree
| f1om resu0loR operas.oos BY feAf Of : sa1ss sup
| ply. AID srocul2So7 from locking mp the faw IN
tcrtnt hJ fear OF full ene oae way or otaer
there Is = c.ear Interval for quiet and pro0rao!t
! M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
Safest On Oct Ieary came to ts, city r lrS

stst On Oct 10 Leary came TO this city from Ilhnois
An his way TO Ireland and nduced oy Els VINO pre-
tended also TO be bouud 10 Ireland, TO Visit te ucket
cfSee No Ioboken-st and there purchase ticket for
liverpool He also induced TO change ms s'vo IN
siaee i'm belt and the latter strapped around his
pat on the voyage looked az the contents OF his
h and fonpd there 80 English sillngs instead Of the
ro pieces Justice scott held Ellis in $1,000 to await
trial
Tho trial in the Court of General Sessions,
yesteray of Joseph Frazer charged with larceny from
Inc person occupied the attention OF Judge Bedford
aurns the entire day The prisoner claims TO be baker
nv trade but was frequently characterized as land
shark" The evidence went to show that the Sd INST
Wiio,n Welsh sailor IN the United States Navy. having
ree.yed his pay. visited drinking saloon in Roosevelt
At aud that Frazer picked his pocket OF porteon are
containing some Sl2. in grecuhacks. Welsh posilNCy
,dntded Frazer as the thief The counsel for the de-
fense made long argument IN favor OF his Client ana
one Prosecuting Attorney made equally long argument
tor con ylcton the testimony aud concluded by say
inc mat in his opinion the class Of thieves known az
end sharks" is one OF the most dangerous AteF
aiiIration OF nearly hours the Jury returned ana
the foreman announced that they cOud hOVa agree Inc!
~ ,re then discharged
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Go 0lbom If INN Conttrn.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTORS OFFICE, EiGHTH DISTRICT, NEw ioRE,
hEwloKg March 4. 1870. }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that, for neg
~ lect and refusal Internal Revenue assessed aean
BERNARD kUPFER Di.uer Nos 3i8 and go West Thirty seventh
n c. have dsirsint be made the following de-
scThe goods aud chas, All the DlSILLNG APPARATUS
FIXTURES. &c, the premises Nos Ji8 snj 80 West Thirty
seventb-st known as T. kuqfers Dsilery, consisting 0f
Basemcut3 steam boilers steam engine steam
still, femeutng tubs vse sewer tub.
First Floors puEps mash tubs mash boz low vine tab
meter. separator
Second Floors Yeast tubs copper cooler grain mills doub
and rb, tank, platform scale gulsone.
Thin Floo-l mash tGb fhealerl meter water tanks meter
tub
Ysd2 receiving elevator Hwe scales smoke
stacks steam pun p. forge water tubs lot coal
Oce2 desks i,sead and bedding lounge table chairs ha
ing. pul.eys, belts, &C, A-
And sell said goods and cba much thereof shan b.
necessary the Of said together Nth costs and
charges PUBLIC AUCTION. tie J day 81 March, 1870 the
premises Dserr 81 aHd $50 West Ihryseyeutst Y.
\. e.. al O'Clock. a. IN. JOHN V. GBlDLEl, Collector
above sale posiVoel until WEDNESDAY the 2jd DAY Of
March, 1870, al the same hour and place.
john V. GRIpLET Collector.
Tie above sale postponed urt MoSDAY The 25h day Of MARCH,
1872 place JOHN V. GRlulEY Collector
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
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