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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
Thrown to the Dogs.

Yesterday forenoon Oiicer Frank McQuade's at
tention was attracted by large number OF vagrant
dogs acting In unusual manner in the vacant lots
corner OF Moore and Morrel streets, Williamsburg.
On proceeding to investigate the cause Of 80 I'M
usual gathering the oficer found that they were
barking and snapping-apparently dellberateiy-
over the body OF newly bOrn infant that had been
thrown there by some inhuman creature. The body
Of the infant-a female was perfectly formed. and
escaped mutilation by the dogs the latter showing
who thus disposed OF It. Coroner Whiehill Will have
IL properly inferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
N--D
THE BEST PLAY OF THE SEASON.
%
.Amns NaW RANK. MfMH tH


The author of frank" Intended convey lesson IN a.
vor or caste and warning against the inevitable painful
Of ones living Intimate relations with ones
communy "'i There O are amusing points il Rani
and several very strong suations The leading male
character, Interpreted by Mr. George Clarke,
purpose and claim to admiration and sympathy.
Mr. George Clarke and Miss Lima Edwin - the hero
and heroine distinguish themselves Both Efforts are COM
ranged skfuy adapted for effect small stage,
and be other appointments praiseworby "Rank has
drawn houses excited much and has received
~.-....' -. Daily Iimesl
Lima Edwns theatre, has good houses since.
while could admire Mr. George elarkes dialectn
the hero of this DRAMA take pleasure saying that Niles
gives Indications versatile power that wiz place him
much higher 10 his profession th be has Jet neen 70
also but just 70 compliment TO the taste and uoeray
have this theatre has been wc cared for In these
respects There good deal 70 amuae IN Rank" despite
~ bnnd: and fsacies and de.pue some absurd auda
msIr,mens Who viii be Z. the pains 10 sss H. :
wonderful play t SSGsssy k.ns Wa. produced !. Mis-.
GOWNS theatre Tuesday night The moral OF the piece
d that tho rank but the guinea stamp, mans man,
sna a Is. ss 80
nightly. -t .,-f -
brilliant little comedy bearing the title OF RANK was
Of sr large for ai ne. II M %s 10 n
q En:h s Kiss Lima made her
after long and
IND tbroucSout Miles Hubb The ancashre carpenter was
rendered n thoroughly artistic BY Mr.. George
Clarke Altogether the Afforded much enter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
Tho FIRE and Loss Of Life.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Jones
over the body OF John MCGOWAN. The body Of tine
deceased, 1t viii be remembered, was burned to .
crisp small wash house in the rear OF the liquor
store OF Edward Kelley, at the corner OF Schenck
fortunate man went into the place to sleep while
under the influence Of liquor and accidentally set IL
with the facts. ~t#tA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
Fatal Railroad Accident.

FNtnI haHIrOM0 ACC1donte
Coroner Whitchill held an inquest yesterday over
the body OF the boy John Blako Cochran, who was
run over by one OF the cars OF the Brooklyn City
Railroad, at the corner OF Gold and Fulton streets
anu Killed. The jury returned the following YER
Dict
We find that John 3. Cochran death by nju-
RES received " being run over accidentally b. railroad
Of the Brooklyn CITY Railroad May IT. 1871, on Fulton
near Gold street and he jury nnd from The evidence
that other persons should be allowed
railroad selling papers other articles except
duly authorized and be Identified BY badge By the
an ordinance making Unable for other parties 70 ses
said railroad for The OF selling
and REQUEST the police 70 enforce such ora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
4 nev Acctdeut.lIy Poisoned.

Denis Mahoney, boy six years OF age residing
with his parents At No. 90 Fulton street. while play
Ing In she attic Of the house yesterday afternoon,
got hold OF cup containing some poisonous acid,
and died from the efects OF the poison. No person
could ,e how tine poison came there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

Robbery Of Mspsy and Jewelry. +
The residence Of Adolph Feasler. No. o4s Hamilton
avenue, was entered yesterday during the tempo
rary absonce OF his wife and robbed Of $135 In
money and $3.50 worth OF watches and jewelry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

Yesterday Coroner Jones took charge OF the BODY
Of man which mad been found noating in the river
the Hamilton avenue ferry by the captain Of the
yacht Silvia, and which had been towed to the
Columbia wharf, There was every indication about
the deceased that he had met his death by violence
for his lace was scared and his head was cut In
several places. The body was removed TO the
Norgue to await his Identification. Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
SHAw-TRIHBLE.-0n Tuesday, May 10, by Rev.
Or. Stearns, JOHN SHAW, OF England, to HELEN
kENT, daughter Of Dr.. J. p. Trlmble, OF Newark
N. J.
SPRAoUE-KErCuAM.-0n Monday. May Is, by the
Rev. George Il. Prentlss, D. H., JOHN II. SPRA6UE to
SUSIE v. A., daughter OF Il. Ketcham, all OF this
city. .s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
Drowned WAIle BATHING.

Henry Brodenck, boy OF six years, jumped on
the pier foot OF North Fhst street, Williamsburg.
yesterday afernoon, for the purpose OF taking o
bath, and has not since come TO the surface IL Is
supposed that the boys head came In contact Win
piece OF sunken wood. His parents reside al NO.
20 Grand street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

Dick Mclaughlin, Williamsburg pedler, was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon and locked up In the
Fourth street station house ON charge Of biting on
'Sandy" 1allagher's nose. Dick denies the serious
charge. lie says that sandy, who was employed by
MIN, was dissatisfied with his wages, and that ne
made an effort TO get better pay by giving
him Q thrashiDg when they met yesterday In
the rear room OF the grocery and liquor store
corner OF North Fourth and Filth streets. While
defending himself he knocked Sandy's nose against
o large coffee mill and badly disngured that once
handsome member. Justice VOORHEES, VIII this
morning investigate the story OF the mill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

Mrs. Ann Lahey, who resides at No. 48 Canal
street, and who is said to be snamefully addicted to
the use Of alcoholic spirits got into quarrel with
her husband at . late hour on Monday night Ann
to put her lcge lord out Of the house snd
seized him for that purpose The window OF their
apartments. which are on Tho second moor, was
Ann is stated to have lost her balance aud fallen
out She fell upon the sidewalk and was severely
injured As she charged her husband with having
pushed her out he was arrested. Yesterday he was
taken before Justice Dclmar, when IT was shown
that ne was not at all to blame In the matter and he
was thercup0n discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17

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ADJUSTMENTS.

.aa f& ADJUSTMENTS.
"A Last week Of The brilliant and unprecedented
= SEASON OF GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
HOUSES CROWDED BY THE ELITE
= .MHDSSs6xv, EioHTa' SUBSCRIPTION sSidhff'
By general request ,.
A KELLOGG, HiH YsLLA vII.LAsi.
ORLANDINI, SUsINl
FRJDAY-LAsr NIGHT BUT ONE,
er.mae EICILIAN vESPERS,
eATURDAY-LAsr SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT,
ROBERT LIE DlABLE.
Beats ~ Academy 6chirmers, FOL and ia Broadway.
DROOKLyN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
u THURSDAY, MAY - LAST NIGHT
FAUST FAUST. FAUST
KELLOGG, HINELY, CAROsELLI, ORLANDINI,
Beats secured at Academy and ia Broadway.
BowERY 1Hz zSIfE WE ARE READY
gj ANOTHER NEW DRAMA
TWELVE WEEKS PREPARATION,
BY the celebrated American author,
GOLD BELT;
TRUTHFUL SCENES IN AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
IN which the peoples f1 ~ w acsor INV
has been engaged 70 portray the
PRINCIPAL CHARACTER.
THE DRAMA is ACrs-3o TABLEAUx.
NEW SCENERY,
s ..8 III NEW THRiLLING SENSATIONS,
- XPP6iNTMENTs AND DECoRATINGs.
WIN beautiful comedy 10 precedc 1t.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


OF THE rE FIJI Ey HEJaTSAcrrvE BILL.
THE s EsSSsiS Il TTS$SSssssAsos.
~" A'',o, ~" COSTUMES BEAUTIFUL SCENE,
NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
$3.50 4 POWERFUL CAST.
Tho play UsT 81 s. popularity
IN order 70 permit Of the production Of Broughams
PLAYING WITH FIRE,
wh'ch WI, be presented FOR THE FIRST TIME IN III
An UNUSUALLY POWERFUL CAST.
M. JOHN Bkog 9 ssiSae = h as1i
RANpALL's THUMB
AND f sn4Snp GyFS MkqrsEr
Carriages may be notwithstanding, l0:l0 r. NJ Matir
w MATINEE NAY 30
RANDALL's THUMB,
THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
5l4--EERaEEA4TTssEE SosISSSE
purrp Bsoearsy opposite st. Nicholas HOTEL
I E5sf sE x4Ts x TE sE1s7
HsFEsss $sE|sss : :
e GSESaf SH!EPsssasa H4ss sEEa4
do asaHHa HrEs 4aa f q TIVE Ehsa1
Mile. GERALDINE and LEOPOLD.
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
Afternoon doors open at Il commence at ~. Eveninl
SEATS RESERVED IN ADVANCE
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE wEE
MAr1NEEs wEpNf sss0 s9T and SATURDAY., \
win be presented new adaptation Of Answorh's cslebd
Ts4NW SHEPPARD
presented with powerful cast, including /
eNA a. l.. FOX.
Miss ADA HARLAND. .as........JACK SHEPRI
BRILLIANT STAGE EFFECTs by HAYES.
COMPLETE cosT0MEs. APPOINTMENTS
and MECHANICAL EFFE
Seats occurred SIX days In advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS HAVING
nearly completed several large contracts such the
Harlem depot al Forysscond street, gilseys Hotel Sea-
%erois Book, RscS..s 4. snd hsyns fsc HUn
and sked workmen second TO similar estabismen
prepared 70 eptsr Into contracts for Iron Buildings
and generally TO do Ill kinds OF Architectural Iron Work n
the best manner and with despatch Apply at Fourteenth
street, between avenues and G. s .FE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
REMOVALS,

AIoTfCE OF REMOVAL MISS ELIZABETH e.
N ADAMS, -. D.. has removed 10 her ONCE al 81
Weq Twenty-h,sh street once hours from II A. NJ 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
DENTIsTR Y.

AT DR. WAIT . SONS DENTAL INSTITUTE coz
ner Twsnty4hrd street and Fourth avenue, teeth sx
Wacteu under gas half eth inserted and hed
The most moderate iefms The largest and best dental
nblishment IN the CITY, - ~ la
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT AIN.--poURrERN
4 yeAn benambinr application. Gas administ<red.
bssnui teeth 81 sst $40 Plumpeys for hollow chssks
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25
EIKsT NATIoNAI. TASK

tJkS'I St'TIo Nal. SANK
OF SENECA,
Seneca. lis.
DirEc'ToFS-- IS AoldcrmDa ). Crol;y 4. Bruce D. D.
Spencer G. W. Armstrong. 49, 80
Having organized under the National banking law and
tIctcr.eu 70 ht DLeii'- ~ Hulcral, Buckley
now prepared Tor The transaction OF general bankin-
business. "'"''-s
LNchnn -" on Chicago, New YORK md 81 the nrnc.
pal cities east and v b. bought and sold
-. iSohu~- cold and Silver bought and sold.
fINchpnI-c On England, Ireland scotland AM Con,
mental Europe drawn r. SUMS 70 sut purchasers.
COLLECTS on~ made and promptly mitted Tor ct cur.
rent rate OF exchange.
ION supply Of Revenue Stamps constantly On hand
:. HOLDEi.MAN. Pres. !. CRDTTY = IS-es
ieb2j,'1l-ly \ SPENCER. Cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25
Ottawa XVnoiesaic Market.

ercported by iALE BROS, Whoes ale Retail Grocers
No. l6 La Sale street.
Ottawa, Nov. "a 1871.
Corn brings 81 and BIC Fer bushel, and oats
7G2Sc. We look Cor 10 more advance this
winter, md probably prices will remain as they
are the balance OF the winter. Dressed turkeys
bring to-day Sg9c. Dressed chickens, &c. Live
and dressed hogs about same as last week. $50
]a. Butter and eggs in good demand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25

Except slight depression in corn, the general
produce market exhibits so little change since
ur last, that we have few figures to change.
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Spetial Notifes.
DTs. ). q. WALKER,
OCULIST' AND AUPyST.
nay BE CONSULTED AT THE
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,


DIR. ID. OLIN,
Chicago, formerly OF this pssc) will visit Ottawa at c1
On HOTEL the first Tuesday and Wednesday after The nrst
monday OF each month for the purpose treating all diseases
he Eye and Ear, whether surgical otherwise Opera
Mons for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure OF thu
Duct cross eye strashyloma and the removal Of tumors
morbid growts OF every description Artificial eyss And
enr drums inserted without pain or previous opea,jo,
War eyehds me WoHf frequent de,s ,rox yadieysyu,o
Permanently cUel.
From ms long experience In treating diseases OF IN. E,.
"u EN- e ee' cohhdcn In stating that he can cure ncsr,
very case. Chronic disease. also ,ren., Co,.r,.,, ,
December 10TH lS1O.f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25

EIKSr N->TIONAL RANK
OF OTTAWA
CAPITAL paid in 100000.
we fr'fS.nt
DIRECTORS:
Milton Fl. Swift, Iorerzo cl.ss
W, Bushnell, Isaac ca,
ID. +. Cameron. j. F. Nash
j. ". Armstrong.
Having organized ndcr the Nations. Banking And
cecled 10 me business of VIM II. Cushman are uaw
open Tor the Transaction OF general ban
.kchRnkre on chicago, New YORK, and all ts- pr,nci
pal cities Of The United States bought ,Id .oif '
Exchange on Englsnl Ireland, Scotland and Cont
mental kurop. drawn In SUNS TO suit purchasers.
COLLECTIONS made throughout the .,ate and rrorp,.
nlt'ei Tor on dav oi payment ~
United States. Illinois aud La Sale county B1pd,
Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sold
Nc<cnuc stamps Of all denominsiiors-a full!
supply constantly hand.
Our facilities such that Inducements 10 ems.
tomeTs and ve shall euteayOs give entire saac.
ton 10 those estrus'irg Us with their business.
Banking hours from -. " to tPn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Nov "a
Flour-Spring extras, $500; buckwheat So rs
per 100 lbs.
Wheat-No. spring $126G1 2S; No. . $1.21
G122.
Corn-4S g49c for No. / ; 49@47c for No. 2 {;
rejected Acc.
Oats-'5 8331sc for No. 2.
Rye-G1c for No l.
Barley-5l @55c for No. g
Butter24 G25c for choice.
Eygs-23G26
Cattle--Choice steers $5.6O25.S7; medium to
lair S425G475 good to choice cows So. 5O94 co.
common to fair $4,000.
Hogs-$390q4OO.
New Work MARKET.
New York. Nov. a.
Wheat-Prime now spring $1.5491.55.
Rye-92 1880 for western
Oats-5la55 cts. for western
Corn--Mxed western 7Sq79
Lard-92s cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There hiss been no material change to note III
usiness generally during tie week; large
amount of corn has been brought to market. and
n general trade there has been considerable
activity.
In money matters there is no change to notice.
he demand for loshs continues good and fully up
the supply.
In Chicago the market is about the same as
asst week. The demand for loans is principally
rom the grain and lumber dealers. The market
ieasy, and the banks sse accommodating nearly
all who present satisfactory co!laterais.
Gold has been quiet during the week, the
premium ranging from 1903. to Ill, and closes
at 1909 in New York
Government bonds are without special change
from last week. The demand was light and prices
smpathzed with gold.
Ravens, McKinlay u Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-25
HURLBUT & EDSALL,
80 LAKE STREET.. CHICAGO, His,
Wholesale Agents,
ON MAR lklAGE,
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This superb Hair Dye Is the best IN the uoyldperfectl
harmless, reliable and instantaneous disappointment;
Bachelors Hair Dye produces IMMgDIATsLY splendi
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does not contain particle Of lead or any injurious COR
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GNOIIulEc o1f N - a PTeIfI' sVIIIuS'
La Sale county bonds .... par and interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling at $500 to $500
or &.
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!Speftxl Ssffffs.

How I'll I'll I'd mi I; 0r MN ~ VI THnSHAs
> IHEksHN AN's FINALE PlLIA
Have pr enseves be the caly remedy correcting
Ma Eeals Painful MentruafOn,
ing All DISTRACTIONS whether from csll or otherwise.
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Was the Of in the Of IT.
reulses and Distinctions which have consigned
No female enjoy good health
regular and whenever place
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YOU KNOW HOW III Is YOURSELF.
Every wants the most reliable remedy which is
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-22
Planting Trees.

There are not enough trees planted.
We are constantly cutting away without
replacing, and as consequence, the time
is not far distant-it is already upon us
when steps must be taken, and by every
Western farmer, to bring the prairies and
the great outlying plains beyond, into Il
proportional area of forest culture, as
compared with the more favored regions
of the earth in this respect. 1t will pay,
too We believe that at present there is
no better "new departure for the farm
er than in the planting of the varieties of
trees, hardy in their locality, that arc
valuable for timber and for use in the
arts
We have no lack of the purely orna-
mental trees, and many of them are very
useful as well; but the constant denuda-
tion of the forests must eventually be met
by the planting of others. Those who
begin the soonest, will soonest reap the
sure reward that must ultimately be
reached in this direction.
AS an item, 1850, 100000 feet of lumber
were received in 1869 at the various ports
on Lake Michigan alone, to say nothing
of the quantities of timber used for rail
road purposes, and in various other direc
tions.
The history of civilization shows that
man, by the denudation of forests, too
often leaves deserts and desolation in his
track. 1t is no fancy sketch, and any of
our readers who are so disposed may
verify this statement from history. There
is money in the planting of timber, for
the money value it contains. We have
been given these vast prairies and the
plains beyond, lacking but few things, ex-
cept timber When once covered with a
fair proportion of this, it will become the
finest country that the sun ever shone up
on Western Rurd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-22

reverse of all these marks The old
turkey cock has long tuft or beard,
young one but a sprouting ono and when
they are of, the smooth scales on the legs
decide the point, besides the difference in
size of the watiies Of 'hc neck and in the
elastic shoot upon the nose.
To Judge the Age Of Geese.--An oldgoose
when alive is know by the rough legs, the
strength of the wings, particularly at the
pinions, the thickness and strength, of the
bill, and the fineness of the feathers and
when plucked, is knewn by the legs, the
tenderness of the skin under the wings,
by the .pinions and the bill, and the
coarsness of the skin.
10 Judge Me Age Of Ducks. s.--Ducks are
distinguished by the same means, but
there Is this difference, that a duckling's
bill is much longer in proportion to the
breadth of its head than the old ducks
To Judge the Age Of PgeOns.-A young
pigeon is discovered by its pale color,
smooth scales, tender collapsed feet, and
the yellow long down interpersed among
its feathers A pigeon that can fly has
always red-colored legs and no down,
and is then too old for use.