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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

the few courtiers who are mentioned here are all
more or less rich men, not 10 SPEAK OF those who
have temporarily Withdrawn into private life and
only occasionally visit Chiselhurst. Yet the former
as well the latter show the greatest modesty OF
appearance and talk constantly OF their being In the
greatest possible monetary want so far, indeed,
that Madame COnneau, the wife OF me En-
perors surgeon, has even entered the pro-
fession OF singer, ana ~ TO he seen
now upon almost all concert pacaris In London,
and sang lately at the opening OF the International
Exhibition. But TO those who have some idea or
what the position Of the lmpcrtalists really L. there
need be no alarm as to what this assumed need
really Is. Whether the cOurtiers nave or have not
money Is OF no very great importance for almost all
OF them are young people and can work, should IL
really be true that they have no means OF their own.
which Is not the case, especially as all or them car
ried away from France anything they had there
which was In any way movable.
MONEY RESOURCES or TIE EMPEROR.
AS to the imperial couple themselves their fate
must be considered as very one for the
bankers ut Madrid Frankfort, Brussels and London
must be In possession OF over $780, 100000 francs be-
longing to tho Emperor and Empress. The Medl-
terranean and transatlantic companies have also
sufficient amount OF imperial funds in their pos
session to provide the imperial couple with very
comfortable living. And III there was even nothing
OF all this In the hands OF the Napoeonic dynasty
the winding up OF the insurance company OF the
SOieu, a lew days before the war began, would
alone show sufficient quantity OF millions belong
ing to the Empress, and paid over to her barely six
weeks before she lett the French soil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
A SOLDIERS FALL.

Supposed Suicide Of nm On1rer of the Union
Army-MsInnchoIy End of Brave Wan.
For some time past L. A. WuIschell about fifty
years OF age and a native Of Germany, formerly a
colonel IN the Union army, has resided at 342 West
Fortysecon street, with his wife and
son, fourteen years OF age. At intervals
Colonel Wutschell has exhibited symptoms OF
alteration OF mind. At times he profcsseu to be-
lcve that the officers o! the law on his track
for some imaginary offence ana would thrust
him into prison, and again he thought he would lie
The victim OF other fnis0ftunes and be separate ell
from his family. On Saturday night Colonel WIT
schell while in gloomy state OF mind, assembled 10
the roof Of q shed adjoining has house an u either
FELL OK JUmPED TO THE PAVEMENT.
q distance OF twelve or fourteen feet, and fractured
one OF his legs, besides receiving severe internal
jur1es. lie was speedily removed 10 Bellevue Hos
pital, but died DelYrc reaching there. Coroner Herr
man yesterday afternoon gave permit for the re-.
moval OF Colonel Wutschell's remains to his late
residence where an inquest win I'd heid. portion
OF the Tune since the deceased left the army he has
been engaged IN the insurance business, but did hot
succeed very well III It, which made him quite
UcSbOuueuL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

The Doctor Pleads Guilty to N'is2emcnnor-
Puslic sentiment i5e Snbjeei-PrOfcs.
sioaal Anxiety About the Sentence.
In the Essex County Court OF Quarter Sessions
in Newark yesterday DIR. james b. Cutter
the particulars OF whose case have already
been fully detailed IN the HERALD-was ar
raigned 10 plead to the indictment found
against him for m.sdemeanor. The prisoner was
dressed with scrupulous neatness, as is his wont,
and looked carew0rn ana agtaied. lie is a man OF
large, well-knt frame, inclined TO corpuiency and
with countenancc that. though not handsome, Is
nevertheless pleasant and indicative or a generous
and sanguine temperament When called upon by
the prosecutor Mr. Ellsworth, to plead, the doctor
rose TO his feet AID retracted his former plea and
pleaded guilty to the charge as contained In the In
dictment He was tnen remanded TO the County Jail
TO await sentence. In the meantime the greatest
dnxicty Is felt as TO what the sentence Will be.
Looked at In It's worst light the case Is admitted
DC hot nearly rs bad as the last similar one In
Newark, and the principal In thar was only
subjected lne Of $500. Among unbiased
persons, therefore, IL Is believed that the doctor viii
not, In view Of many mitigating crcumsi ances, be
dealt with any more severely, n even as much so.
II cannot be denied, as admitted by several promi-
nent medical men, that the only persons who con-
slider he merits any worse punishment are members
OF The prisoners own profession, many OF whom are
said TO be In the greatest agony lest he should not
be sent to the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
sANeuISAsY QylRssl aErWirS sHu;s.xfas.

On Saturday evening last Isaac Pangborn and
George Omstead, snocmakers, had an angry aterca.
tion at the residence OF the former, Union avenue
and North Second street, Williamsburg, and Om-
steal, who was boardor In the house, was driven
out Of DOORS Yesterday afternoon Pangporn called
on Olmstead, at Rhodehalls shoe factory, In North
Second street. and renewed the quarrel threatening
to bite his nose or and using various other
aggravatng threats. A fight then ensued, during
which 0lnlstead seized q shoemaker's rasp and
plunged 1t into Pangb0rn's head, innicting wound
IN the right frontal region an inch long ana slightly
fracturlng the skull. The injured man was conveyed
10 the Fourth street station house on stretcher
aud was attended by Police Surgeon Creamer VINO
says That he is likely 70 recover lie was subse
qucnty removed To hs residence. 0lmsread was
arrested by oflccr Kcyscf, and locked up 10 await
tho result vi Pangborn's injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
IT.. ..+s.,-----SSss
EUROPEAN MARkE I s.

LONDON MONEY MARKRT.-Lo SDoS, May go r. M -
Consos closed at $50 for both money anu ane account
tinted Staca hve-tweny bonds, 1904 ss' 1000 oid Wy
1857, s3ts: tenfortles So $50. ga ~,
LoNnoa PRODUCE MARkEr-LoSpoNM May 22'-Taliow,
AS Sd per cwt Spirits tufpcnIinc, Cos I'd -
I,tyFapooL CoTIoS MAnKEr-IivErpooI, Nay .3-5
p M-Ihe market closed dull. Mddina upiands, issd.
I'd middng Orleans 74d I'D. The sacs OF the day
lation.
-IIvEapooI PRoyIsiose MARKEr.-LIvEnrooL, May
2 r. MBesf, 1868 per uerce OF 5u4 lbs FOR Eastern
prime mess. Lard, 5Js. pcr cwt.
fEpxyEronT MoSEY MARKEr.-FRANKroRr, May "a
United States 0veiwenty honda quoted At 9is s6
the issue OF 1854
THk oorToS MOVEMENT.
LIvERpooL, May T.-Arrived, steamers Colorado from
New York. May 10, with 1876 bales of cottpn bpria from
Boston May H. with lBg bales OF cotton; barss Josephine
New Orleans April with oa ba.es q cotton; queen
OF Hearts, from Savannah, April H. with 2i73 baes OF
schooner Marion from Galveston, April with o5i
ba .cs OF cotton.
from New York, May I3, with sol bales of cotton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
MURDER ON The RAIL.

David b. Stephenson, aged eight years, residing
al No. 424 West Forteh street, yesterday afternoon
while riding on one OF the Hudson River Railroad
freight cars, fell or on Eleventh avenue, between
Forty fourth and Forty NTH streets and was fatally
cutting them Doll on also the foot the right leg.
lie was attended by Dr. schwartz and removed TO
hs home In an ambulance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
THE YACHT LIv0VyA.

LONDON, May %, 1871.
Mr.. Ashbury's new yacht Livoaia has had o very
successful trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

The following letter describing the events OF a
night with the last, and probably the abest OF the
COMMUNE generals, win lose none Of Its interest at
the present Tine, even though Domerowski may pc
. prisoner in the ve1saillsts' camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

F1orela, Capt Peabody, aD' , A.. 49, .,
New New York; M Ss soon ss the He left me Forea u
and immediately shir '[ p Ue,ian was announced
In r NE maze on or two trips TO rev Wcst. and after
corning to- the mate Left her and went to work
~ ~. WI Gumbleton nccunjcd Just before
departure OF CUNT lcton west, Hlziegenmcyer
TO stop with them or n long time: but, on learn
ing OF Gumbeion proposed departure, he made
ms Mr ara Egt as suddenly as possible , n,
came WIN lu rho fact that he had long enterlnlnVu
ho ue NV ting possession OF Gnmbcto Tcsral
enoWi ~ Of his actions in baltimore On IN
Nth b nc tried TO get the latter to go out @n for
me Of the two. These facts were remarked as
sn what must have been Zegenmeyers W nloces
would he supeIauOus TO mention the npHi search of
I'm Baltimore that the detectives vs1o l ~ fiat they
found, nj last, ono Frank Howard, h HSSerrcd
Of sailors 6oardnghOaSe, who Who re faand
man who had sailed with him and who Know In had
his parents He remembered that 1ieEenaolI onli~g
SnWse of Sc6Wmacher 4 co. Prom This house the 9fccf
leaned tea on the I5tn %f With the idea that
f1ejtye had probaby gone home with the booty D6@9 on
went TO Washington and 9o h oroqidence OF Wercn
roo f' sanity This was Consul II. N. Hanson
at Blemen and TO him; on 'n FIN 0' ABSORPTION
| uary Dixon transmitted inm U.s. as for a.
of he whole crime with al the particulars as n
tnCn ascertaned. With this he CncIos, ''p M T"n
had been taken of Regen'nayer III baHnoro. ',,nos
efforts to detect the crimnai md mere tae lam from
until Yesterday, when the following canic tctetd ~
Hanson showed that nc III earnest IN sayns 'Ha o
would DO MS Oo''' Bsyxny, Mar'nIo,
zegermeyer arrested PrOcac tie proper rcq1aoa ill.,. ASH
ing on tis snreynteDdent kennedy replied, last night,
that he would send an officer possible, nut tha
Zogcmeycr must be held at all hazris Inc 1aGt that
thc United States has CXtTGdiuOn treaty Win Ger
many will render easy the task or getting PACK the cr-
inai II is probable at IN ctcrr VIII Tart i0f feia,
in few days, and that the luSuVc Will DC III Nh'"bo
before months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

desccnt ~ humanity. and severely reviewed inc otnet
scientific hypotheses that seemed 10 MN 10 con'"o'
the Bible account OF tho creation.
Gen. j. Grant Wilson read paper last even
,no before the Geographical and Statistical Society," on
the "Importance of the Discoveries In the Northwest
letter was also read from Bambery, the cei9Draled
traveller In Asia, announcing his intentiOn OF oehNImg
courso OF lectures In this country The report OF TINS
Society for the year ending Feb %, 1871 shows paahoe
In the treasury OF 1858 %.
II il rumored that special session of the
Grand Lodge Of the knights Of Pythas in this State will
oon he called 10 reconsider the election OF Grand veneer
able Patriarch Otis NJ Cole, who, it Is claimed ~ sho
laws of the order was elected Illegally ~ Is beid at
no member Of the order IS eligible TO the III Vp
menQncd unless he shall nave Hs7 -. .t.,- ,a-
held that Office IL IA also rumorCd that C0ncave OF
the 3. II. Pa, side degree not recognized w the s,
also be question to be acted upon by the special eesson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
RECEPTION OF LADIES CHRISTIAN UNION

The annual reception given by the Young
ladies' Branch Of the Ladies' Christian Union occurred Al
their rooms, No 81 Universtyplace, last evening This
Association organized the 10th Of February 1870
but until November they not actively engaged I'm
their work Of aiding young to secure employment
and giving them homes at reasonable price The officers
OF the Association are Mrs Riley A. Brick President
Ar Marshall o. Roberts President oeio; Miss Stella
Boswortb Mrs. James Tacott, Miss Louise Easton Mrs
WIn s. Roberts, Mrs. Frank A. jayne Miss Emma Mott
mAs NJ Louise C0mstock and Miss b. Hills Vice Pres-
deinsj Mrs Peter Wendell Corresponding Secretary;
Dodge President Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, made few remarks referring 10 the
mrnoses OF ne Association. The Rev Stephen H. Tying
was then ntro uced and spoke on the Christian aspect
Of the work he regretted that 70 many Of the Young
ladie In TIC PrOA slant Churches of our city 70 in
dhernt 10 the eau e and so much engaged IN fashions
and worldly nursu u. The subscription book was
cpeped for voluntary fts and $3.50 was subscribed The
now numb, 100 Igembers, and IL hi
hcaIthnl condition. they expect b. move about the
st9f May The ROOMS tey now occnpy being 100 sn0ll
or line prsTgf wants Of tho Society. After May l. they
will change their name ahd become an incorporated
under thc title OF, >" The Young Ladies thrs
tas Union"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
UApa AND MIsHAPs.
1881 persons

1881 persons visited Prospect Park last week.
Henry Carter coored. age 4O was found dead, in
he'd. Yesterday, lt No. 1913 ThiH-Sve
Thomas e.. Williams, English. was brutally beaten
Hail. Hs
BY Poucs saseon and he then removed to Bellevue Hog
phsl
Two chests Of ten, marked "Sbip Annie Gray, r.
B. snd valued At 500 ios1i yetorla7 by The of oheo
Pier No % East River They are supposed" pave OeeA a0'H W
nycr-.hieyes
The residence Of william T.. SpraCue, No. % Will
son IT. Broosn robbed yesterday Of vey worth ~.
Tass Brsuirs residence Van Cot ave. BV2As h. d. vas
robbed Of f45J in money by burglar
The Coroner's jury in the case of Peter Pilger,
drowned uigG OF tie i inst willie lesng after one 81 the
ferry-boas yesterday rlE,red verde. fling ne
frry pry gross gence providing proper sal alc
Edward Curry Of No. 10 Iaurens-s was arrested,
las. EVENING by Officer ney -h Precinct hqre Of A.
ON The oseer in ssng discovered that The go,d wort IN
Tho entrv on M sherpon aud STAMPED ~ out o.
alcohol had been sprinkle IT, and
he the ouiy OF the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
NTW-,JTPSEY.

JERSEY CIrY-Samuel Illman, colorcd, while
fueriug from dcrum trcmens, yesterday, armed him
self with razor, sailed ont on Grandst and began
threatening death to every person whom he met. He
length seized and conveyed TO tho hospital lie
cut himself in several places Tho funeral OF James
Edward GansOn, late dispatch agent OF the Eric Railway,
was attended yesterday 10y large number Of officers
and cmplOye OF the Eric Railway CoMpany and various
command Of Major Ellis, led the Masonic escort The
remains inferred in EcwYork Bay Cemetery with
sisted by two deputies conveyed the following persons
to the State Prison al Trenton Yesterday: Barbara Mil
band, four years. John Walsh the notorious sneak thief
and burglar Is years; william Jackson his accompice,
seven years; William Murray, burglar five years Al
ter partial investigation into the OF the accident
mel Sunday morning it is generally believed that the
nisplacirg OF The switch the work az some malicious
fcnd; Inc regular swtchtcnder having placed il prop
erly before going home, and two trains having passed
~ The contents OF tie Old CITY Hotel near The Cunard
dock disposed of auction yesterday This ancient
landmark is to be torn down and replaced by large
OF Hudson closed yesterday of respect tho
memory Of the late Miss Worendyke who, for five years,
was a teacher In No. 6.
LAKE yIEw.-James Crooks proposes to add $4,000 TO
his offer OF 100 lots Of land in order to influence the re-
mOya Of the state Capitol to this place.
PATERsoS-st Johns Church has collected $40 for the
French relief fund. John N Jacobs fell from house
which he was building and fatally injured, yester-
tors to relay the pavement in Wardst The news OF the
passage IN both Houses OF the new city charter gives
universal satisfaction.
NEwARK.-some Of the Roman Catholics Of this city
manifested 50 much displcasure at the baptism OF a
young girl OF Romish parcnage by Baptist minister
Sunday, that Mayor Peddie took her home in his
rage and then brought her to church afternoon
III the same conveyance
ORAEGE.The cOlOred citizens have resolved 10 cele-
Drate the passage Of the XVIII Amendment by parade
and other festivities.
MoRRIsTowS.-AarOn b. Campbell age 60, an old cti-
Of Newark committed suicide at the United States
Hotel yesterday by shooting himself. He WAS missed
from the breakfast table, and found in his room,
lying upon his face aud still breathing. He died In a
few moments having almost completely blown his brains
out. He borrowed the pistol the previous evening and
spent the night In writing letters ~ friends lie
married.
ELZABETH.-The heavy rain OF Monday night and yes
terday morning inundated several cellars in the Third
Ward child OF Mr. Doyle, 10 months old, fell down
stairs into OF them aud drowned Several
and children narrowly escaped a similar fate.
CAaDEs.-A motion will be made in the Supreme Court
IN June To grant trial In the of Josiah ward,
convicted Of the murder OF John Wadey, Gloucester
In August last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The third lecture of DIR. Doremus's seien-
tic course ut he Brooklyn Tabernacle, to be delivered
tomorrow evening, will he illustrated by curious expert
ments including 1e revolution OF globe OF OIL"
The Rev. DR.. Deems delivered lecture on
MONEY last evening. before large audience
at the Church Of the Strangers n which lac placed
training.
The Rev. y. Ellsworth Cornwall read poem
entitled MAN neither Monkey Angel" at Rutgers
,oege last evening In behalf II the Free Church Of st.
hattuias lie ridieuled tho Darwnhn theory OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

O. Nicholas Uotel-The Hon. Cnarleso "a. ~
~. Ncil.U Q Minister TO Paraguay; ex-Gov. silii.
WashhuIl; n ex-Cov Carney OF Kansas, sprnge
Harhausl' VI - sar9togn = Aston House-Senalor
ra or of oregon Cen g. W. Buek OF ChemunT o r. a
anu oN Tanf Forbes Of the British Navy ana COL W.
~ REYNOLDS OF Providence - BrevGort
~ V,rn,ouf - 81. James HOtel-Oie Bull, Prof. ==
~ II Hotsford Of Cambridge and u. faDada OF Japan
vaut- ousc-COnma Il. H. Lowry, u. Navy
lu T,ttb-Aveuue Hotel-JGdge II. ID. Rice OF Maine,
Tho Hon d. &. Mitchell OF Syracuse, john L. King OF
snr,n held c. S. Bushnell Of New-Hayen, and E' Il,
Philips of Chicago
DEPARTURES - 81,
Mr. Hoitozzi Charge dAalirs OF Turkey at washing
tom CoIqr,Fsan Washburn OF Massachusetts, and CON
tTcSsmcii-elect Eel and Hibbard Of NcTliampsinfe
ioft the city yesterday for Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

A Joint meeting of the members Of the Albany
Posri OF Trade and Association held a that dt7 yea
rui sner an address. III Hatch resolutions anoei 10
favor Of FREQ canals.
1t ia understood that the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and We.rn Railroad al New-Jtry Central Eaoii
oTd el - cent pr,f.cd stock and Ier csL on e com
ZION ock Tor lie leAs Of tie Morris Canal at the Ieas Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
WALT.1A..I WATCHES.

In soliciting anew the public patronage of domestic pro-
ducOn the American Watch Company respectfully represent
fact in the history Of manufactures is more completely
than that the best system of making Watches the ono
first established them at Waam. That system always had the
and now the test OF time in TIC
Watches themselves cannot be denied TO have Dch ample
1t admitted handhe evidence OF daily
observation and epuota the Watches not only keep cor
mc but that machines they endure 1t should seem t'
nothing needed but that their Sizes shapes and appearance
OF the people AS to all these conditions the
American Watch fully prepared the eXacons
market They confidently assert there no longer any Vea
import watches Of any description whatever
Every size in ordinary demand shape and every variety OF %
decoration be had And as to price, the recent
leave for doubt that the Waam system OF Matchmaking
economical well the most reliable and that the "ai
Watch is the cheapest well as the best
Of movements have been added DARING W S'
year. which display the latest improvements in design ana %
eyince the rapid progress the Company making TOWARD
the art Among these the small size Watch LOT Boys anu
young gentlemen to be specially noted very low P [
bringing boys Of all classes rice DeS %
sdered such watch in quality and beauty has ever III any ''
been produced ,oor
now made either with or without sem-wnding and setting aach
men watch either form, the Company chaheSes al 9Th
cturcs Of all countries equal for its price 1t maze VII"
all the latest improvements In every 70 toTcener
which only make it better for ITS purposes as M ib
m will make the great with watclmakers his Tue
grade plate watches made this country sue ana M and
general excellence, especially hehu res
and particular to halfway ana
fact to all live men who must
their watches the time of day whenever they want IT, INIT
men should have the American Watch Co., Cescentstree C
for this variety of their manufacture, ~ nv
nanv devote fine greatest construction employ upon
their best men and machinery and issue it with their reputation
stake upon It's success bc tI,e Com
For sale by all leading jewelers. No watches re'ai'u y "
For all other facts address
ROBBINS &c APPLETON,
General Agents for American Watch Co., 1872 Broadway NJ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
NCSrCHESTER COUNTY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smith held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of Mary Thompson age 90 who
wandered away from home about week ago. and was
found floating in the Hudson. YcIdic accidental death
TARRYTowN.-Edw Maria, "A brakeman on fTeislt
train Of the Hudson River Railroad incantiously at
tempted Yesterday t. walk the top Of The while
in motion and killed 10y his head coming in contact
WIN a sluur hIIlgn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
IAnronaes~eatsl
BUEYETr's CoCoAEE-lhe best Hair dressing


TIE RAW, CLUSTERING WINDS OF EARLY
STRING SEARCH vEKrssrs OF AL VINO ARE rREo"'
POSED TO LrSG CoSPLANI ASD, ~ coSsE9rENcF' Colds
CoUGHs AND BRONCHIAL DISORDERS EvERywHEEs PREVAIL
Tnoss wuo HAVE CorDi SHOULD NOW Bs ESPECIALLY
oiiEys1, AsD Sor WAIT UNTIL III CONSTANT
coUenSG THEY RACK THEIR LUNGS As TO BEING
OF THEMSELVES PrLsosAar AFFECTION L1r
rurM RATHER rRET THEIR RATIONALE ASD At ONCE
AND BY TIE FRorPr Dr. JAMES EXPEcToRAsr CURB
THEIR CoLps AID HEAL ALL ACCOMPANYING o. TIE
CHEST. SOLD EyERIwHERg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The quarantine of
smallpox patients here ms been Discontinued. There
has been only one death IL the melbourne.
IsiP.-The Pew. John Hall, ID. ID. Of Eew-Yorlt will
deliver lecture on personal Power" in the Presby
terrain Church on Thursday evening, tho S0th inst.
vigorous effort is about 10 be made 10 cancel consider
allie debt. which has lain heavy burden on the Pres
bytcrian Society IN The VILLAGE. Several prominent men
in the cou.Tl itiOn have pledged themselves 10 com
ueDdabe lijciaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
HOME NEWS.
FIR WBATHbh

TTIR NBAIHbh =
uTd Hour Tier Bar. Utnd
NrvYonr TheI rsr. n March q g I6o 1913 w
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"~'''tJ 1881 w. asa w
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
BROOKLYN.

The new yacht DTcadnaught, $50 tuns, built
nj Poilon's ship-yard for CAPT s3mucls late Of the
Dauutless will he launched on Saturday.
The Health Officer discovered yesterday that
five persons in one house in FOrty-cigthst Gowanus,
were sur. ring from smallpox Dr. Tcscller had ne
elected to report the fact to the HralhOfcor and was
nod $50 by Justice Walsh. At present there ere Only 4S
cases Of smallpox in tho County Hospital, ana the DIS
caso is reported 10 Dc decreasing rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

PERUVIAN SYRUP Gan Iron Tonic makes Il
veak stTOls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 36J
Iro,dwsy shown, n's dte and oc: paslts pointed out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

WIsrAR's BALeAu OF Wild CHERRY cures
Coughs, Coils sad Consumption.