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articles who, for the past two weeks, have nlIes
go many homes with anxiety and distress in "a.
gard to the safety OF the steamer Tennessee A..
catching it from all quarters. They deserve !.
pretty sharp scoring.
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ThUTIUE To C0UsIV TAX pAYEBs.

IL ORD aace with resOi utiOG Of As Law Court
passed etIusry o, Isl hereby give notice .ha al
Isxes dee the Levy Court TOR the sar 1870 and pre-
yiCu-iY must BE paid irDneiistelY, or they wi. b.
Collected according to law, 81 the ceBt " tn 10.
nnQueIt tax psYers.
JAS. FILLING. Collector,
Room No e, over NaiiOusl Ms.-opclitln Bs1k
feg 2w 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
FREE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.

The Thompson Free Medical College for Women
was inaugurated last evening under favorable
auspices. fair audience was assembled at
the college, No. 225 East Fifty street,
where appropriate exercises opened the new
enterprise. The Free College, as Its name
implies, IL designed to give to women
q perfect medical educatio', without ex-
pense to the recipient. The organization has u
cnartcr from the Legislature OF New York, and
consists OF a Board OF Trustees, an ADVISORY Com
mitee and Faculty. dspensary viii be attached
to the college, and students Will have opportunity
to pracIlce when prepared Inc collegiate term
win consist OF thrty.two weeks divided into three
terms the first beginning the middle OF
October, the second the middle OF April,
the third the LIST OF September. During each week
oil the coming tel IN twenty lectures q week Will be
be delivered in the Collegiate Department.; In the
spring and fan more attention Will be given TO clint
cal and special instruction. room Will be opened
during tie winter session Tor the study OF PRACTICAL
anatomy, and material Tor dissection Will be sup
piled. The college Is subject TO the supervision OF
the regents OF the University OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
THAT POISONED MISTRESS.

Elaborate Charge TO the Jury-Aner Being
shut Up Fourteen Hours Ihcy Return a
Verdict of Murder in the Second Degrees
Against Elackburu.
CHlLIICoruE. OHIO, Dec. IL. 1871.
The closing argument for the ate In the Black
burn case made yesterday afternoon by Prose-
cutting Attorney Neal. II was q clear, able and
convincing argument, showing Blackburn's whole
life be Of guilt towards Mary Jane Lowell,
whom he seduced at the age OF sixteen and poisoned
at the age Of twentyseven to get rid OF her or to
prevent her becoming the wife OF another Tho
court room was densely crowded by deeply In
tercsted ana intelligent audience, prominent
among which was Dr. David Crcel, the only
surviving juror OF the trial OF Aaron Burr. Dr.
Ceel IS In hts eighysixth year. but he Is still in tina
possession OF all his faculties. lie brother-in-iaw
to Judge Stafford, who Is trying the case. ana Is
well known In Western literary circles as tho
author OF "The Life OF Biannernasset."
The charge TO the jury was lengthy and elaborate,
much attention being given to the discussion OF IN
sanity because 1t was up as plea in the case;
but Judge Stafford charged that the decision Of the
Supreme Court OF OHIO, ana not the theories or
speculations OF the medical experts should be the
guide for the Jury According TO those know.
ledge OF right or wrong and the ability to dscrimin-
ate between them at the tue the crime was
billy contemplated by the laws OF ONO.
The jury retired az hali-past nine O'Clock, and tho
Court took recess 10 be assembled any time during
the night In case oil q verdict.
The Jury sent for cigars at midnight and Judge
SANFORD retired, alter in5tructlng the sheriff 10
noliy him any time the jury should agree during
the night.
me jury returned a verdict OF murder In the sec.
ond degree at Dalf eleven O'Clock this morning,
alter an absence OF nearly fourteen hours.
Counsel Tor the defence Immediately made q mo-
ton for new trial ana Judge Stafford set the hear
ing for the ed OF January next. There Is only
one penalty for murder In the second degree,
confinement In the penlentary for life, buJ
motion aud the prisoner was remanded 10 Jail.
When brought In to hear the verdict Blackburn
looked paer than ustal but exhibited no unusual
emotion. lie heavcd great signs and bent ms eyes
upon the ground, and was led away by tao
Sheriff as II stunned By q blow on tho.
head. The jury were divided only ON the question
OF MS CUNT, the majority being willing To return
verdict Of murder In the first degree, but some
doubt existing In the minds OF q lew the above ver-
dict was returned IL gives general satisfaction AZ
Ignoring the sophistry OF moral insanity and nxins
the guilt OF Mary Jane Lovell's death where r
pgOperiy belongs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY s-TRIPLE SHEET

Sacramento Union. II appears thar Campbell, on
behalf OF the State INDUCED in a strain OF denuu.
citation against MRS. Fairs character similar TO that
which characterized his speech at the original
ton IN evidence elected the trial. These vtupe-
rative assertions were transferred 10 the columns
OF the Union, to be sent out TO the world, 10
be absorbed by the press OF the country; but 10
failed to show how Mr.. Cook, Mrs. Fairs counsei.
successfully disposed OF those untrutfuL state
OF Campbell. The press may gam temporary tri.
umph Dy It's one-sded course, but it cannot fail IN
the end to bring discredit and dishonor upon ITSELF
Already intelligent readers begin seriously 10 doubt
any statement Ut the press to the INJURY or advan-
tage OF an Individual or party institution or corp0.
ration. We nope TO live to see the time when ialSe.
hood by over or under statement. In newspaper
or periodical, will subject the writer and publisher
10 the same humiliation and degradation that iol.
lows the personal liar ana faisier. or the Two
liars-the publisher OF periodical or an individual
the former Is the meanest, most cOwardly and most
dangerous to the best interests OF society," as all
must realize who VIII consider the relative position
and opportunities OF EACH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13

WIS wilson herself desired II, though her father
denhia. but was sent for, and the inter-
hospital OF the JAIL Those who Witnessed it
0escfipe IL as an exceedingly affecting scene Bolts
anu MIS-. wilson embraced ana kissed each other
anuCuonateiy, ana then sat holding inverse to-
gether unti they were admOnished 10 separate. A
secona intervlcw took place between them q day or
THE RESPITE
IN consequence OF the doomed man's mind being
70 great extent absorbed with thoughts OF his fe-
male accompllce IN shame 1t was found impossible
70 TX MS attenuon on spiritual matters, and on
Monday Rev. simeon Siegiried who has devoted
nearly all his time to the reclaim alton OF the
wretched mans soul went around with document
signed by himself, Colonel Johnson and q number
OF other responsible persons setting forth that Bolts
Was not In condition TO warrant the hope that he
ast Instant Proceeded to Morrs.own Where y Cow
ern0r Randolph resides, ana lad 1t before MIN. Yes
terday The Governor went TO Trenton, as did also
the following despatch was received Ia Newark
nom that gentleman:-
Governor Randolph has rcspited Bos until the Friday
In January-the 26th proximo. 9. 8.
About half-past three O'Clock reporter visited
the jail, and announced the respite W the MUIR
derer. He received the news without manifestin0
Warden 'y0u don't seem to mind II much ~ Bolts
still looked stupid, and ut length said. 'Wel 1
don't" md then stopped short without finishing
the sentence. The TACT Is, lie had already been
apprised oil what the Governor would do.
All the papers were properly signed and for
warded from Trenton BY the Governor, who thus
escapes the unenviaDe duty Of signing Bolts death
warrant The Court Of Pardons, which alone has
power to commute, will probably be convened In
order to AFFORD i,otts friends one last chance Tor
permanent reprteve. All the arrangements were
being made for the execution q week from to.mor-
row. II was and Is TO take place IN the main hall
OF tire jail. The murderer Is preparing for publiCa
ton alter his death full statement OF the tragedy
from his standpoint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
oANNIBALIsM IN NEW JERSEY.

Yesterday forenoon a German named Jacob Ress
was ordered to be arrested by OF the Justices OF
North Bergen township Tor violating an ordinance.
Constable Brown, armed with the warrant only,
proceeded 10 the residence OF the alleged law
breaker and requested him TO 20 before
the Justice. Thereupon Rels5 few into a
an axe wnerewlth to demolish the orical. Tho
latter, being rather powerful, wrested the weapon
from HIM; but Reiss Immediately made a swoop
and buried his teeth In the constable's left cheek
Fortunately man was approaching, who rushed
to Browns assistance ana probably saved his cneex
from being gormandized by Relss. The suDdued
cannloal was taken before the Justice and tnen
committed W The county an In default OF bali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
TRBNToNs DBPAULTlNG TREASURER.

Jerseys Sleepy Hollow city, OF Revolutionary bat
tie memory, has an ey5 to the main chance. Its
Common Council has passed resolutions instructins
the proper officers to bring SUIT against the surees
OF John o. Raum, the dciaultng Guy treasurer.
whose Indebtedness the municipality Is set down
at So oU0 The anairs OF the delaulter are In tho
United states Bankruptcy Court where they nnger
alop,g d Ia sJarndyce and Jarndyce,"
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rnlnm sannrc Theatre.

The attractions at this cheerful establishment
Monday night were OF an exceedingly varied cnar-
acter and mad the Wholesome eject OF ehciring
good deal or hearty laughter mingled with applause
Possessing all the agreeable elements OF first class
variety show the theatre was thronged by an as
semplage, bent doubtless on hearing and seeing the
latest novelties In the "vailety hne,p and capital
programme was provided Tor their entertainment.
Humorous Sketches classic groul ings, Ieats on the
trapeZe ballet, characteristic songs and dances aud
q very laugha0le pantomirne, entitled "The french
Schoolmaster,p were among some OF the numerous
features OF the performance. Sgnor Vayo rather
aslonsned his hearers BY nls wonderful imitation or
birds and animals. Altogether the entertainment
seemed TO be thoroughly ENJOYED, more especially
on account oil the great variety presented.
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Boyvery Theatre.

The management OF this tIme-honored east side
establishment seem TO fully comprehend and ap.
preclate tastes OF their stancn ana enthusiastic
patrons. Almost every week soretnng new and
startling is presented. No effort 10 spared to pro-
duce sensational drama with all Its bloodthirsty
illustrations, the result being substantial endorse
ment from the playgoers who frequent The theatre.
Although the attraction on Monday night was not
altogether q novelty. IL was, nevertheless, sum.
cently strong TO Dring Together very crowded
audience, who. Judging By the continued rounds OF
appreciation wncn came rom ali parts OF tho
house, evidently relisne1 "Ked handsf aud It's sur
roundings. Miss Lacy kushton sustained the role
OF Rachel Hai man with characteristic versatllity.
The drama ITSELF repete with strlking incidents or
the intense order and capable oil line mounting,
was cTeditaOly presented. 1t Was preceded oy the
comic drama OF PEGGY Green,'' wncn put the au-
dlenoe IN the best OF numor. soon changed how
ever to o feeling oil wondernent when The curtain
rose on ''Red lIandsn Manager Frelign announces
the production shortly OF new drama, entitled
IEnfnV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
TIE MAUDLTM MURDERER
The Newark Tragedy-Was Bolts
Trial BOtcheds
Governor Randolph Respites Bolts
Until January 26.

An Interview with the Murderer-New and I'm
portant Developmonts-The Convict's Own
Story Of the Death struggle-The Spence
rian Insanity Business Love- for
Mrz Wilson Still Uppermost in
Bolts Mind-Mrs Wilson Visits
Him in Jail-How He
Received the News
Of His Respite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
THE PRESS AND MRS. FAIR,

y TIE FNEs5 MD HKs.
From the Pioneer, Nov. 20, l571.1
on the slh and 9th inst. tho appeal case OF Mrs.
Fair was argued before the supreme Court OF Call
fornia. we had hoped that the asperities OF the
leading newspapers OF our state against Mrs. Fair
would nave been somewhat modified. BUT such
does not cnnear be the particularly with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
Laura ID. Fair to Mr.. S.evens-Second Letter.
/ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26 ISL.

SAN FRANCleCO NOV. 70. 1911.
pExn Yesterday received your two letters Of tho
efased managed 10 decpher correctly tpnk; but
not IN VIVA. par, Of the article ,, Pubshed W
Knew The date could set here i always preferable
Ss M r. Win n he
e az The ssd So s % ne yar ns
am Inclined 10 believe that the editor spose truly when he
The press here convinced been subsidized
ne The y New S as
here cannot believe the editor Of the HERALD any
,ruthialy before him as You are now doing. I
faith mankind With an an, EXAMPLE such as you yourself
ss Seen
he editor ito Intend he
often very careless least il but Just give him The
have been feeling quite sick week past bu. now
tia. better shall dcyoc the next few days to writing you
be seeG WAS The shoad have
yS p xd ss' o%sd
for % 81. y sGSr S s. s ned
anu EXPOSED THE INJUSTICE
ali the hatred which Is has hurled
s saSss to notice tbs
what stated ~ the s Letter which You had b published
70 publish the truth about ~; my case and my life.
no enrense to yourself my behalf without letting me know
for gladly will accept any other kindness,
PECUNIARy OBLIGATION
could under, from yourself have made
effort in here lonely cel TO do something WIZ ch
would, OF death otherwise nelp support my
family. For explanation see the enclosed, beaded
LUCILLE;
POEM, OWEN MFREDITH;
Dranatzcd in four acts,
BY LAURA u. FAIR
(whie In prison.
get the old papers which have published such thing:
me, win try, enlishten them. -. II could
only see the end Of expenses in my case
hesitate to spend what little Is len Of fortune
whenever could accomplish good for with
my liberty could always support my child and mother
less my enemies
SUCCEED UTTERLY FORCING
me wilderness For life with ruined name, 10 like
telling starving eat but placing the food beyond mis-
reach . - tucerainty In my and the horror
OF eaying nv mother aud child pennless In
future letter viii tell you all about IT, And now IN
closing quote your words TO you ado allow
the OF the press to act you Respectfully &C.,
LAURA ID. FAIR
NorE.--The latter half OF the foregoing letter IS
headed confdential;' but as 1t contains SO many
evidences OF the personal seii-respect dignity and
excessive fortiiude IN ner aliictlon, proving 1.-THE
woman is q woman,' to deprive the world (tnrougn
the columns of the HERALD) OF the whole OF the
CONFIDENTIAL portion OF the letter. would be dom
INJUSTICE to the HERALD itself. l have, therefore,
.tarred omitted parts. o. u. ).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
The Amateur Dramatic Association.

This association wrl give another OF their enter
talnments on the evening OF December 81, at the
Union League Theatre ID AID OF tho Shepherds
Fold. The play IN preparation Is "Hls Last VIC.
tory"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13
a III u s q III e IN T S .
Olympic Tne.trc.


"Humpty Dumptyn on Monday evening-its hva
dred and twentieth-again took a fresh start.
The piece has from time to time been modified, and
the changes have always been for the better. We
can certainly heartily commend the two features
which were introduced last night. In The first act
Mr.. SiegrIst and his dogs went through perform
anco which extremely amusing. The dogs,
among other accomplishments showed a knowledge
OF music, and one OF them, rejoicing in The uncom-
mon name or Jack, effectively tarks through the
patriotic song o. "Dlc Wacht am Rhein." At the
close OF the gTaRds entree es To,tes IN the second
acL one OF the most groesque scenes ever produced
IN pantom!me was brought In. Seven munstIous
heads. resting on the slenderesI OF spindieshanks
ana destitute oil bodles, came stalking III among the
ballet Tie effect upon the audience was electric.
The house came down In tnunders OF applause,
which became louder and louder as the "Seven
little men'' danced through hgutt or Two and
"waked around'' the stage. The ola established
as ever u rne me Martens FAMILY seems 70 ia
popularity each week, and their Tyrolein eccen-
trlccs and the celebrated song certainly fully
merit the liberal marks oil approval which they re.
ccve. The Clodoche Qnadrllle anu the Zig Gags are
still iavorltes The ballet Is very much improved,
though the dance scene In inc first act Is scarcely SO
good as those in the second ana third. Humpty
evidently has long time siill to run eIe he snail
finally tumble of the wall and be broken III pieces
that all the Kings horses ana all the Kings men
cannot put MIN together again. We must say
good word also for The perfect drill OF the ~ esent
company No performance could run smoother and
easier, and not moment - wasted III Dlundering.
BraolSiyn Tleaire-"?saylrg with .ire."
Monday night at this theatre Was presented
Brougnam's comedy "Paying With FIRE." The
audience mol large, but s,!ect and appreclative.
Under the stage management of Mr.. Ben Baker the
piece was put Oh the stage IN good shape, the
scenery and dresses leaving nothing to be desired,
ana the orchestra showed much improvement, th5
music BENG selected with care anu admirably per-
formed. The plot OF "Piaylng with Fire'' Is SO well
known that Ii need not Oe described here. 10 Is a
doubtful question II II ever Was better played than
on Monday nlgnt 10y AIRS. Conway's company. or
course mr. Jonn Broughan PLAYED Dr. Savage. Tue
other characters were represented by Miss Conway,
Mr.. Lamb, MISS Ella Burns, Mr.. Chippendale, alr.
Frank Roche and Mrs. Verrens. ana, as already
stated. all were satisfactory IN their roles Inc
audience testified their delight Ia loud and frequent
applause aud laughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-04
By Grubbs 8 Williams.

By Grubbs g Williams. al 81,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
. Eleventh street. between Main and BanE.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
i IOT REAL ESTATE.-On THuRsii,,1A 4. Z a -
Nav. commencing at IL O'Clock 81, VIII sen he
trout OF The United states Custom REAL Es-
THTE, surrendered In bankruptcy by the parties
named below: 80 s''s ~ 4
~ CAROLINE COUNTY; ,u,ndv.
John II. Boutwell-Three TRACTS; bbIaunbh
wins go acres Clifton, $50 acres and FlLznusn
go A CT es: said be very valuable. Cedar
George w. Southworth-4o 400 acres near near o'N'-
sg asyi sternThree and s aorss
near Ghss!es cid o aepoit; rove
49, s" KING AND QUEEN COUNTY:
tJohn r. Haskins Three TRACTS: ssa d ae eey.
,sar Millers, iss acres adjoining above, anu sv s
enty-fve acres adjoining The Med"as e''SS 10
p TsssS IAN AND KING AND QUEEN COUNTIES
robert r. sbackelford-Fou TRACTS 20 s scres
nd an acres Green Pond 1921 acres wv noar
near Paul's ID Roads, and fortY-n'' "ots
Miiief,o' GoOCHLAND: -.s.,r,L o,,-4
u eoy1e- aas acres ten miles from Court
House Sith i ii7ss x &si good DWELL
ING. out-buildings, &c. -; -, j a.
, ~ ~ Z mECKLENBURG. :. ,,,,
r. H. Everett $50 acres on Gravy cre es WIN
DWEhhiN1' BRUNSWICK. 49,. -,
r. A. Kidd-l5o acres also, LIE interest III 90
acres, with buildings Is,
r. p. Wright-Five acres, with a HOUSE. ana
LOT. Z & BUCKINGHAM. - - .
Ohio sutton-Life Interest In Island View--s' i'o
acres. .uuNp1co
Z: r Hassel-1eo acres on Darbytown ROAD, hFe
miles from Richmond. s4
CITY OF RICHMOND.
b. Hasse-FRAMED H0T ib stI aaa $50 feet es
land on 9th street, Navy b1ii. ,.,.o,..
Terms n SSsns s,s
,nferest added from day of sale titles retained
by the assignee until the notes are PAID. ,.,a
In the above are comprise some really yalua-
he and highly improved farms, with handsome
improvements, making the, sale well worthy tne
ateution OF those seeking homes or having FUNDS
to invest. .fE.s ,.,. H.
the :tate Journal.
Eg- Full descriptions will be given at the time
Of s2,le. VIM. FL. ALLDERDICE,
VI f"1'' - Assignee!
GRUEBs 6 WILLIAMS, Aucts. apH