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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-24
GERMANY.
A PrinccIy Scandal in Berlin


The Berlin Vo'hseitug publishes piece Of ntelli-
gence which Is making The rouna OF all the papers
anu creates no small sensation. The affair relates
to the unusually heartlass proceedings OF member
OF the high aristocracy In Prussia against mis- egitI-
mate consort wBCse plebeian origin coustitutes her
only offence. The Princess Frederick Wlttgcusleln,
the wife OF captain III the second dragoon guards
arrived at Berlin a few DAYS since and posses.
sion OF her lodgings. The Princess had scarcely
dOmiciled herself In the SAID apartments
when the following unnaard OF occurrences took
a policeman made his appearance and requested
the Princess TO leave the dwell NJ. Tue lat hav-
Ing produced her marriage certificate, the ponce
man retired. ThercupOn the Princess received an
d'aBdnes, who stated that he was the Princes
"business friend" This individual. accompanied
10y several poftcrs and other rutnans, paid for the
purpose, forced his way lniO the apartments and
violently elected the Princess, together with
her two young children, aged two and three
years respectively, and IN SO dong physically ILL.,
treated them. The lady proceeded at once to her
parents, who also reside at Berlin. and have Tor
some time past been obliged 10 for the susie
nance OF their unhappy daughter and her two cbiI-
dren. IL appears the lady was married In due form
TO Prince Frederick Wit gensten, at UldenDurg,
In Hungary, on the 10Th June, 1868 on which
occasion the Prince made formal declara-
ton that no legal impeachment or any KIND against
possession OF all the documents III proof vi her
legitimate rights as wife. The affair IL calculated
10 attract general attention, independent OF the per.
s0nages whose names are at stake as II there be no
naw IN the legal execution OF the marriage (which
appears not 10 he the case), II would furnish an al
dtona proof that IN OF the aristocratIc circles
in Prus STA there stlIl exists disposition arroyantly
10 claim an exemption rom &C tam laws and views
obligatory on the citizen classes 10y "noby ignoring
them" Doubtless the affair xlll be silted 10 the
bottom.
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AMURDERER's CoNFEssIoN.-FrederIck Lawrence,
convicted OF Denton, Nd, Of the murder or q col
ored woman, has made Il confession, IN which he
alleges ne committed the deed by accident The
murder took place az Easton where the condemned
man will be executed.
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BELOW

civilians, No 10. w ' ''
Bark Bupnose frnm rardH Feb n.
to- = Maxwell. 49, -
Wind At sunset NV, fresh
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as "Old ioDkefy,' but whose iull name was DAVID
Tonkery. lately died In Amenla, Duchess county,
N. \. Ills non g was In wid ravine, remote frum
other haDitailons and ms life was spent IN retire.
ment from society. None OF his neghbois knew
whence he came; they SIMPLY knew that lie dld not
enter their midst penniess, Tor he purchased tract
OF land containing nearly one hundred acres, which
he owned az the unie OF Ms death. "Ol1 Jonkeryr
was monomanac on the sub ect OF wItchCTaft.
That formed the theme OF his conversation. aud ~
~ sad that his belief IN witches and his aver
sion To them were so strong that he wOud
not permit any woman having Dacg eyes 10 tres
pass on MS domain for he entertained the singular
nOtion that all black eyed women were in league
with q silver bullet, with which TO shoot witches.
He even placed "A water wheel over stream run
nlng past his house, with which 10 shake witches TO
death. Amer "Oid ronkeryp died the Town authori.
ties took his property, there being no heirs, and
converted IL 10 tie use Of the poor.
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"HE'Vu1 y. tHc 4 EUS'sc'e y" ''t' s8"'''s'
ST. LOUIS, April %, 1871.
President Grant and party arrived here today and
are the guests OF william ii. Benton.
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nRTNER A HOuLE, JEWELLERS, ENGRAvERS AND
~ saioncrs 10 the Queen, the Prince Of Wales and all
fsmIyEvery novelty IN first class Jewery, Mono.
grams designed paper % James street. London s.
w. The Ei2 l2s. ady's gcntemans Travelling Bar With
silver sit httinga, ivory brushes
UkFNER y HUULE, Jewellers,
No 81. James street. London, q. w..
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IMPORTANT


especially American Ladiesl.
Bring Tlar Comhing 10 J0SEPHS Hair Empori,
Will be surprised To see how soon the same will
Into chignons AMI switches, II by
magic thereby saving per cent Our sysem OF working
hair combic Ia principle, never before intro
In America We guarantee to give satisfaction In all
cases All kinds Hair Goods Al greatly reduced prices
JUsErHs Hair Emporium, S7 Eighth avenue, near
Twenty. ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26

The Dock Commissioners ordered. Yesterday, a
Width be built at tbe FOO. OF
Beihanest " The petition Of ksae Lyon for leave 10
Repairs ordered Pier ~ T. The Auditing Commltes
ported Ia favor Of the payment Of bills amounting TO 30 e
bnni which 10 8 TO- peyng r1fi y Tor
he construction plednyny machine S5 - for spikes AM
$50 ~ 10 J. Biglef Co. for unbef.
The Fire Commissioners disposed, yesterday, OF
following Harel Yates fienan Of Agne Co. No H. was
dismissed the service APppuAng public property 30 pr'se
dsgp0ifl nllage 10 tie Commissioners. Henri g
Heswoft assistant f-aAn 81 H. and L. Co No dismissed Tor
member. mtOglctl IAoA
Carson H. Co. No neglect 81 duty, n ats rye dys pay
1boma w. hlel Of H. and Co No. 10 docdruee o. orders ayd
without leave dse George Fair Of H. aId L. Co. No. TO-
neglect OF day forfeit ten days pay.
fire occurred early yesterday tho first iOor Of
No 6l Ahns, py spread Ton hou the euc battling witch
With IL coHn seriously damaged. The lr sud lcco-J Doors
Charles Cke
5000 insured for 5 600 b. TIE LJtttc fuain, tlLs an
yesy Cry Companies The laird aud fourth noos orepoi BY
Frederick Hail manufacturer Of glass sigma Loss SJUN ns1cd
The thh hoOf d b. Joseph Simpson panneT Los, $3.50
insured The building by Hannah Moore.
~ lo1 The h eshstoJ from IRE Ivt 81 s0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
UApS AND NfISHAPS.

Jaccb SCI laut. a German, was found dead in his
led, yesterday at No. Il Forsy'h-st
The residence of Carl b. Bolander at No. III Har-
nsou -, Brooklyn damaged 800 yestenlay.
William Lighter. age %, fell from building at
North Thirteenth end second BrOoE, D., yesterday aud
Killed
Michael Cunningham, age 49, of ThiTteenth-st. ard
died aan yesterday bakery tne Bowery
AM tJurtast.
The body of Henry Frederick of No. 50 Grand-st..
Rootvn ioaui in e HOustoast Ferry yesterday
Tie q. wss crowned willie bathing
The Grand Duchcsse Picnic in Jcnes's;Woo YVES
la Ir7ngon received sikh tab 'he rgi
The body of Thomas Houston, age 90. recently Il
Manhattan Gas Com7fuvs Works, found r he
orh Rgrfof TgItyl eser!aY lie nt ~ ~ tie lgher
zAbei WGsh3ara while crossing IN small b1a IRON lloboAea
Albert Grocer residing at No. 22l North Eighth-st..
Boptlyr - H. while employed OF workman u in
o.ng IA horth-secoHd, yesterday, ssau ly Of
All dangerously Injured ahodt the head John Denton
airel,-t.
fire broke ont last evening on the third floor Of
dwelling No. 25 lcrt-st BrOkin occupied BY William
dsmgd 500 Tie furniture Of No ~
occupied ir CatEa-ne No1nn a1 Ca7eget 500
IT., balugs oSuc by George 80 damaged % uoiussel
Ia orig ofthe Ire Is unknown.
The COroners jury, after protracted investiga-
ton the Henry Gcuar who aeg 10 have ed from
inflicted with bate q b. Henry Noo OF No. 40 Ms
rendered verdict tist the deceased his death
yyen4 result OF the leg received he
love by testimony By fail while qusrlg with Henry "oo
The prisoner discbaEg,j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
DECISIONS--MAY 25.

Supreme Court hambTs-By Judge InGraham.-
In petition OF Milton CaltweAoton granted
Superior COurt-Specal IeTH-By Judge McCunn.-
Darrog Richards CFotty Stokuy sherlock Cfs
Hdy Viola Levy Williams, Corr sgt Levy Wheaton, az
Cobuu GihOoy Bo';e Angsrot Ross 1t aOrdeE granted
Charleston sDd South CsrosA Mining COMPANY sg hspho
granted defendant by Sta June
Common Pkas-Specidl Terra-By Judge j. +. DAILY
Smith sgt Sm;hDvorce granted Ttcheu act Balwin-Moon
granted decision with Ck) Hastings ae DotM0u1n
granted Friday Of June Unksrt sgt Geizudsee decision
HsrlAnd WehlSee decson and opinion With Clerk
sane-Same decision. Sptlmsn sameSsme decca
Marine Cowt-Part by Judge shea.-Corls agt.
HeEiley-ludgment for the paBg for $12 Is and with IS
allowance Mckage sg CaeyJsd,ent for the plsinta for s2
jenkins Shsps-Jnent ior the plaintiff for S2J and costs
with SIS allowance 1.-The Harris, Hougbon sg Wood hosen
herr at Lasrer-Dbosninsed Coltx agt Smih.-Duisse1
PaTi By Judge yoschmseuDeTise sgt sPenceEJudgmeai
for IN, defendant for and SIS allowance.
Judge GrOsakomeT sgt GAIayhr-ludgneDi for
the plaintiff for s23 - and costs with 52 soEsroe Car, HeS-
lett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
THE COURTS.
FIsK,s COTTON sPECULATIONs.
Iames Fisk, IT., brought suit on "wednesday


On the superior Court before Judge Jones, against Cos
ham Gray to recover and interest alleged to have
heen advanced by him the defendant for carrying on
certain cotton speculat0ns Fisk claims that In June,
1862 he agreed with Gray into joint cotton specn
tons that under this agreement he gave TO the latter
the money suit to be deposited In trust company az
margin in the transactions and that such deposit was
never made by the defendant. The defendant Claims
that by their FONT agreement Fisk was to furnish tho
funds and he himself TO operate In the cotton In
making purchases and sales. He was to nave one-thlrd
of the prOfts and Fisk twotLirds. Under TINS agree
ment the defendant purchased large quantities OF spot
cotton and entered into contracts upon when ne al
yanced his own money TO amount far exceeding tnat
received from Fisk. The speculaons resulted nnaly IN
loss OF $27 and upon applying 10 the pan 10 pay
his half of the loss, the latter refused. An action was
commenced against Fisk In the United States Circuit
Court before Judge Blaehford to compel an accounting
between the parties Fisk brings this cross suit to
recover the $4,000 which he advanced, as he caims
with the understanding that 1t should he made special
deposit in trust company, while dcIeIut says IL WIS
TO be used generally in their joint speeuatlons
Fisk was crOssexamined yesterday ny Mt: StlcsncV,
His testimony was reeration OF the allegations IN the
connaInt and was OF no general interest. The defend
ant on the stand testified That he had spent more IMAM
treble the he had received from FISK When Nc
could not get any money he went 10 FISK ana tolu nm
his credit at stake, and he did MT want Dad name,
aud he would not give him te money as ne agreed %
should have force IT, he had to sell at great sacihce
ON account OF Fisks unwingness TO advance any more
money. Witness also exhibited vouchers OF purchases
and sales their joint account. Inc manager Vi INC
telegraph office In Pearst., and two operators were
called BY the defense and testified that they had scnei
could not find them. Yesterday, Being the last day OF
the which the case could be I1ed JuJge Jones
listened to the evidence until late hof Inc jury
! rendered a verdict for the plaintiff for N7sCO
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STOMACH BENEVOLENCE.
tn, Editor Of The Tribune.


SIR: In an article of your issue of the 10th
inst entitled "thing and Charity" occurs mistake
which, out Of justice to DR.. Gather would like to
correct. You say 1.-THE gentlemen from England have
hit upon novel plan for accomplishing their end" Far
from inaugurating "novel plan," DR.. Gather simply
recognized a prominent element of American char
acter-vz that the surest way TO the pockets OF our
oounhymen is through the stomach. AT n meeting in
behaf OF the Systematic Bene1cence Scheme, held In
October last in Plymouth Church, Dr. Gather loosely
acknowIedged this fact In giving account Of his
sniourn here He said he "traveled, held meetings
conferred with leading minds benehcenty scattered his
pamphlets and books; but 81 failed IN securing TO HIM
ihe ~ arm grip and active sympathy he much needed
and which lis benevolent bcanng countenance alone
might have secured among people less absorbed In
work and money lie DISCOURAGED and on the point
of refnrning 10 England, bringing no sheaves with him,
when one OF our wary countryuen said to him: DR..
Gather YOU DO not understand US. Just corner
A1neTiean nv n weLloaded table, aud he is the best
nasnr.d creature in the wOrld-yOu can do anything
Vii him oar genial friend immediately acted upon
IT, nrgestlon in dire necessity aud IT has proveI
,,cf ,ccrsg that he remained with ns much longer
nan he 10 first Intended. An oi'D S'"''i'i"Ih
I,rOOkigH, May 10, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Patrick Prentz, charged with aiding in removing
unstamped Of whisky from dse held, yesterday IN
& 900 bail by Commissioner Shields
At the Essex Market Police Court, George Don
nelly Of No $40 East Tweh COMMITTED yesterday FOR sAb0ng
Andrew Boreman OF No $50 East SI.hs- In the back.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Bowling COM
following persons ytd Francis Goodrich for attempt
ing property value k4O0 from the Of H. Claim Co..
Ludwig Roth for keeping dsorey house No 90
Peast Of thieves and prostitutes Joseph Green, for
knocking bruta kicking Fanny Brown Of No "a Cosbys
Dickson H. the Of Chinese cigar vendor and an
apple the Hart lsD1 SAoop Tor
pockets Printing Hoasesquare
In the Court of Special Sessions. before judges
Downg shsney Yesterday James r. ST. John, TO- vas
charged by Van ysknbue Co. Coohrane Co.. ami several other
firms issuing ee-ran purpOng 10 from the
Atlantic telegraph COMPANY and collecting ~
prisoner pleaded guilty and the House Of
Michael Kelly, stealing gold watch frrn ID
HANKS Pentenary i've mouths policeman Dae Fox At
tempting bscma johnson OF No 49, Aoi TIE evening
OF May l3 T. months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Dr. John G. Adams lec;urcd in DIR. Crosby
Church on Fouraye, last evening upon the Life ana
Services of the late Dr. Alexander H. Stevens. III" also
presented portrait Of Mr. Stevens to the iacu! 81 Tie
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
The annual meeting of the Produce Exchange
was held yesterday afternoon, Isaac r. Reed President
in the chair Tie Treasurer reported the balance on
hand June T. 1870 s1252 55 Received since for member
ship s0G5O; from assessments, s7j5 from sales OF
market rep1rt ..55 80 total, $3.50 u. Disbursement u
for rent, salaries, kilograms e.C, $o4G6 90 lhS tftsl-
for membership should have been $1,000, but the Ol
Board had appropriated $3.50 TO meet s arrears Tue
estimates FOR the ensuing year amount to $1,000
The Book Committee of the Methodist Book
Concern in session, at No. sos Broadway through
out yesterday, but porsstenty refused to make any
revelations rs 10 their deliberations. The following
members of the Committee present:
Hampshire Conference O. W. NO0fruf OF
g. Nanceye o tAe Newark Conference,
Black River Conference jones sn the Central
G.. W. Msltby o the Erie Conference j. J. keu-
ue North OHIO Conference b. T. EaEIns OF tie Indiana Con
ference. H. Bsnn The Wisconsin Conference aud D. aoth"eef OF
The Central German CJnie7,nce.
Scventy-seven of the 90 incorporators of the
New-Yors lVaducU Railway met or were represented,
yesterday, in the Governors Room at the City Hail. W.
r. Travcrs presiding. and unanimously elected the fol
lowing f.rf Directors:
william " Tweed August Belmont John Ty
James J. d. Lsnirr, Frnsl A OgoC William butler
bradley. Charles L. hnY, william K lfaves John
o. Jones Richard g. Connolly A. Oakey Hail. John Jacob Asor t
r. Edward r. Wesley, Wilson
G.. ilVui, CHARLES A. lamont Henry HtOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
OUTRAGES IN ALABAMA.
ALARMING STATE OF cHoCTAw COUNTY.

ALARMING STATE OF CHOCTAW COUNTY.
70 the EdftOr of The Tribune.
SIR As the following letter, received by
me to-day does fall within the province of The Cot
Lege Reeier send to you for publication, should you
desire 10 use IT.. TIE writer is gentleman OF promi-
peBoe n the South highly intelligent and cultivated;
aud from the fact that i've IS not "carpetbagger in
the usual sense OF that term but southcrner 10 the
manner born his testimony IS of value The signature
b., for obvious reasons, erased by myself
Eep- York, May 20, 1911 WIN. l.. STONE.
MONTGOMERY, May u, 1871.
MY DEAR SIR: Tie situation Ia this State has been
sDce. In Choctaw Comfy West Alabama, the Tax Col
lectpr old resident, driven out by the Kn klux
Jial and - his 10 California; the Judge OF
Probate rst "DOtihcd," and taen shot mot NOR
taiJl and j. nursing his wound having forwarded
his raiyiatiom 10 the Governor Judge l.. r. Smiths
en house and min were burned u the ground and he
Ma notified" 20 ref BIS Office 40 Judge Of the Cfcut
Cast; the County superintendent Of Schools was nOi
trd 10 lea and failing 10 do ah bis house burned
over Bis head aId lost Ecily all ms goDds ana SegC1
iHousaDd dol fs IN currency the tJurHOuhcfa Dulldlhg
where the records Of the Jhdee VI Probate were kept
Was burned, VIII al tie records OF the county, ~ ~
ftndiafies. Capt. GFtug'f, SICfN Of NoDIe county,
owned auC was cuityatnga cotton prutaiiOiJ 0aly -
Dave hi aiJITs driven N Trough assaults OF the XII
kldx klsa la broad GIT. Tis, yH Yll agree with
much that elsewhere the haN has not Dcen tOc.
Judge H. O. Williams OF Perry County, and Wymau,
r ~ anf b.aW Clerk Of the Circuit Court, have All
tSted, aud VIII leave the state from The same cause.
1''to men ~ere Northern Of good character, and
were acknowledged by Democrats 20 be good officers.
l.y wore charged With no crime. no malfeasaDcc IN
Once They OF unlmpeaebabie character. and
~" nay rest assured thai their leaving the state hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
A MAN MURDERED IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Adyices from Douglas
County NO. state that the house of John Hatfield
surrounded on the night of Monday the 18th, by party
of men, who fred several shots into it. After daybreak
Hatfield discovered OF his assaiants, and shot and
wounded them. Subsequently Hatfield gave himself up
20 the authorities and while being taken TO the county
,a in charge Of an officer he oyeraken by several
men and killed. his body being riddled with bullets.
Three attempts had been made Hathelds life since
l.af EaII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Ellen Carroll agt. The Third
Avenue Railroad Company to 5000 for injuries
received Judge Jones dismissed the complaint yesterday
A libel was filed in the U. s. Court yester-
day by Charles johnson and Others seamen against the
ship Niagara 10 wages amounting TO 9si %
alleged 10 be due them on a voyage from Peru to New
York.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. in the case OF The United States agt Chas Leland
Francis L. Leland and VIM. Carpenter, Judge BENEDICT
directed the Jury TO find verdict for the plaintiffs for
5000 mutual consent, the Erie inycstis alton was
adjourned, yesterday to next Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
WEST POINT INTELLIGENCE.

The annual examination at West Point will
be held June l. change In the order of examinations
contemplated by which the classes will be called
cording seniority. number OF the newlyapponted
candidates have arrived including Alonzo Napier. a
cOlOred cadet from Tennessee. He Is native OF Nash
vile, age Is, and educated at Howard University
where he Qnartermaser OF Cadets, aud afterNard
Adiutant. u Is expected that President Grant will
award the diplomas TO the graduating class. TIE Eli
glneer Corps is engaged IN improving the grounds and
repairing the barracks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

st. Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. g. W; SEQ .
A. Mccullough OF Pittsburgh 'Thomhs DICKSON oi
scranton; Gen. Nathaniel Knbal OF indiana Th =
and Countess of Elesmere. England; Major EsseI, u
A. and f. H. King, President Of The Bank OF
~' 81 Lanes Hotel-Gen. r. +. stockton on neW-Jr,,
sev - sturtevant House-Tho Hon Is. l. biSSs' ~ ~
c. of Delaware, and f. L. Latin, X stare lIisS 80 NJ
spchnsetts and X. W. Daniels Of Buffalo. = n AeoGI
House-The Hon. ID. N Cooley OF WashlnS,on. Gnd
Central Uotel-Gen. j. p Davis Of Texas, ana Co N ~
Hebert OF Louisiana. g. Nbemare Hotel iaErason
Piggs Of Baltimore. Westminster HOtel-OhaiI,,S
Vnsffn Sorlh German Consul at philadelphia. - CHI
sew Uouse-C;en. w. Il. Tibbis OF Troy = Hoil. ~
HSuse-Cen. ". 4. Collins Of Washington ahu jaime" "
Osguod OF Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
900. ,srn r,,nou,rrNrs oF AcApEnnEs.

An appeal has recently been issued IN behalf
Of the University COnvOcaon of Inc state VI
commenting Tie Incorporated academies IN the state 70
pubIc favor on the ground that they In harmony
with the growing deaand for higher educational adVali-
tages aud tnat they ander the direction OF trustees
who nave the confidence 0i tho communities ia %oa
they reside We lG colleges IN the STAT wfth tooOVo
euGoVmeut educate 29O1 studcnts, ~ times as many
gradrues with about & OJ0GGO endowment, are pi0Nld
ing .dueationai at SaItigcs Tor $500 DuDir hnhIi o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26

dowments, averaging t1o 70 es n these ptiances are
derived from the Literature anu limited by direct
funds to which the people with an appeal to friends
IN each county 70 endow the Incorporated
o nadauies with additional funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
HOME NEWS.
TER MEAIuBR

TER WEATHER
Pour Ther. Bar Wlad hogr 'me,' ~ 10 n
NAY S7 60 $40 w. hy@o 1so 20 =
II II 800 4. - 20 49, 49, o. !"
7yo D.S6 s. Y. ii o.. w.. D. moo
RExARKs-May Is. is7e-Thermometer al D. Ill., NO
y. M, 800; II y. m &C.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26

"Danicl in the Lions DEM resolved to sub
scribe TO CIRCULATING LDARY 1913 East Seventeenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26

Daniel in the Lions Den" wished he was
at ASGELLs TURKISH BATHS, Lexington, Tweaiy -lf.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26

Take AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL to stop your
Colds Coughs and Bronchial Affection before hey into Consnnp
ton that you cannot stop
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tArnouucemen,s.I
BrnNrrr's CooxIzG EXTRACTS are the best.

III INLII|o NUVNINW LNIItltJIo ttiN III' UNfI'
KNoXs Hat Emporium, at No. 2l2 Broad
way vel known visitors to residents Of this great meopo
lis and the reason one with the slightest claim to good
taste wor think leaving City without being the happy
amib Hats Which for style and i cannot be sur
passed