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New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
TILE WELFARE OF JACK TAR.

To the Edttor Or The Tribune.
SIR: Your kindly article upon what is doing
FOR the moral and re Ous benefto at this port
leaves for a few words The First Baptist
Mariners Church." az the corner OF Oliver and Henry
ss and under the pastoral care Of the Rev. Dr. Hodge
Is actively and successfully employed has been for
the last 20 years in gaining and others 10
life OF sobr!ety and re gon The building is the largest
meetlnghouse FOR in the world the church prop
erty valued az about 10000 Is OF debt and the seats
are free 70 ALL From 200 to 800 usually form part
OF the audience at the regular morning and evening
services every sunday, aud large number at
tend the Wednesday evening lectures Three mission
aries, beside the PASTOR are employed by the Church
There also lecture and teadngrOom with 400 TO
volumes aud ample accommodations. Every sailor
coming there furnished with copy OF the Bible the
New Testament, as he may require. There is also a
sunday school under the efficient management OF Mr.
Henry q. Leask. Hundreds OF sailors are now enrolled
upon the registry members OF this church, and
frequently, returning to port, they bring with them
others 20 enter upon re gous life. IL Is believed that
In this church the great religious now going
on IN sweden took its lse, resulting there in the Orma
ton of more than three hundred Baptist churches Within
few years four five OF the sailors brought this
church have become preachers and missionaries in var
GUS parts Of the world and are now accomplishing an
Immense amount OF good POIMEN.
A,C York, June 9s, lsTi.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
UTILIZING SEWAGE.

To the FdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The letter from "a. G." on Sewage
Utilized" in your issue of this morning, though intended
TO cover the whole ground Is confined review of the
reports Of several Parliamentary Commissions " and
reflections thereon Your correspondent newly
impressed with the Importance of this matter. He has
the idea that city must of necessity DO made 70
perform stercorary duty by flushing with volumes Of
water. What is known 20 engineers the " water
carriage system is meeting emphatic condemnation by
practical working In even the very instances cited by
your correspondent Eminent scientific men OF Europe
are adopting the conclusion that household excreta
should not De thrown into sewers at ALL The water
carriage system believed 10 be, general rule too
costly and too dangerous means Of conveyance; ana
every OF solids carried adds, IN large proportion 10
the difficulties of dealing with the diluted product In
cities specially favored with facilities for drainage and
an Immense supply OF water as Is the case with New
York, 10 Is hardly probable that the people q
authorities will trouble themselves 10 undertake
utilizing" experiments. AT future day,
the question Of water supply, the limit 4
seTyatOn OF public health may force attention TO Tie
sewage problem in New York; but even then 10 is open
t. doubt II the suggestion OF carrying the main volume
OF wage the East River Bridge, would meet w1h
consideration But NewI York stands in exceptional
position and the sewage question Is for most towns
OF such immediate moment that public attention can.lt
TOO soon nor earnestly be directed 90 the
that solution OF tho problem viii MT DE found ln any
system requiring Zoo OI b00D) cubic feet Of water per
anuun for each individual Ui the population.
keO- York. Jane ~. lo7l
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
IINII. NNTEl

In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday.
Judge CaIlozo discharged James Kelly, lad who had
been committed to the Hart's Island School Dy 'n'
Special Sessions, IN consequence Of infogmaV ID 'n'
commitment Application was also made iof tue t''ea'
OF Hortense Watson, who recently c0n 70 ~, @
Penitentiary for two months by Justice -hin ~.
swindling the proprietor OF the Coleman HOUSE
Court discharged the writ o. habeas corpus but fei
tn release the Drisoncr on the ground that the commit
meut was regular Bertha Wilson aud Rosa ohlln 80
released IN ;; % bail each Judge Hogan h-I 'OhA'''
thnm Miihunf DAll fOr dis0rderly COnducL
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7HE COURTS.
MRS. BARDELL on THE STAND.
AN Old HOUsgKEEPER LOANS GKOCER'5 BOY
800 ON PROMISE or MARRIAGE

MIS-. Eliza Murphy, nousekceper ~ the
service Of Samuel J. Tlden NJ No IS East Twcnte'hs
applied 20 Justice Ledwith Of the Esse1 Market Poss
Court Thursday for warrant for the ar
rest Of Robert W. Bloomfield Of No $50 Third.
ave-, whom she charged with obtaining 500 ou .
promise Of marriage bloomfield was arrested yest,r.
day and taken before Justice LedwIth se counsel fJr
the prisoner cndeayOred to obtain hs release withoui
formal examination, the ground that 10 a foe
Civil Court the complainant having loaned the money
He added that could believe that young maa
age 20. would seriously think OF marrying woman
nearly 90. Justice Ledwith, however ,pverruel th,
special pleading, and called for the cOmpllinants
evidence Mrs. Murphy testified "a follows:
7 am widow. between 45 and 40 years " aye; we
10 years OF axe when my husband d!edi have bon
CounSeI-But, madam, that would make your age g.
Witness-I nervous when / said that / q
years Old Mr.. Tlden, by whom ! am employed. Oh
iained his groceries from Williams. Corwn & o.,
by the firm 60 house % collect orders fOr
groceries; him every day for eight months. and
first act Of courshp was ask out 20 the Fenlan
procession; be said he would Ike 20 into business sad
get married; late In April he told me that he wanted -
marry me. N Monday night, and he came
pressy 20 make the engagement: he said no was worn
out with boarding house life, and would Ike cOmpa1
ion; told him there was great discrepancy bctwcea
ages, aud he said that the least obecon also
lady, ana he said it was all jest on Bis
part, and that was the only ono b,
the table; he shook IT, and engagement was made;
that ng ght he first asked me for money saying that 10
could soon marry me, IL would let hun have 500 Of
stock Of groceries; July gave him the money. mt
two DAYS after called upon me ana sald he had leased
a store in Sxthave.. FOrty--iXt-ot, ana that hs
had bought groceries with my money; he told that
i'm a month we would be married; he said he gong
10 Troy: [ dii not hear any more Of him until
tho papers that he married to another woman at tho
Tourteenth-st Roman Catholic Church, July IS, that
Is all.
When the witness had left the stand, Justice Ledwith
addressing the prisoner, said:
"You say that the lady loaned you The money. Nos
what inducement did you offer for the loan Of 500"
The prisoner, by the advice OF counsel. refused b
answer. The hearing of the adjourned. u,
accused being held I'm default OF s. O) bail appear
trial at the General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
DTCTSIONS-JULY %.

Sypys,pe Coupf-Chambsrs-By Judge Cardo6o'-
Ieirusd ssI RYDER Motion denied with $40 eos.'
-. co,,r, <nsc;al Terp,-By Judge Freedman
len AIT schn.nbe -NOtou srsHtel abi %. .I @.
! O1 Ilol.tsr az Bockwsy-Aoao1 denied W" 80, "A
r.,..s 80 Tg.sen mem. Do er AT n,ol V.' 81
S.-ns sgt Iou st aL-Orlcr of reference bfo"H a-' "
Calling 81 aL-Moton denied without COSTS -
,%',;.. C,u,,-peyt ILL., BY Judge Curtis
nu' action on contract. Judgment Tor TIE p.ilNl
igs Tn Bupt set StssartAcOn or rcIt icd dee sol - E
80 % Tr.n.,ein Hoc.opp Scdss Btler sg nchuef -"
49,, mi, Besmsn agL Ackcrman, Deyoy AZ >abo'u -
Pssek at FesneAcon for an Illegal CONVERSION {" f'9'
NM IN, s Uliintd fos l25 costs snd % allowance
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
CRIMINAL COURTS.

thc Jefferson Market Police Court Mary Anier.
INN. .f4d ,eeria, ,tellug eNeI nofti p<'4 h''
Ann, Van Deu,eu', house. No. l2S Fast Ientb'st
H. Dana Brinkerman. charged with selling
- j,,,rry ,nps va, lel ys,eria,, ia 7lOp ban y W.
CopeI SHELLS 10 awsit tie acton u the Gnnl Jury
Jobn $. Kirwan. charged with secreung sn1. ON
ha,,Ing letters utruste eessr lerAs % s1
ps b arr Slells John Pn7 al IA.oJ;fe &'s' 'f' %
bonlsmcu.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
,xorurR OF loves VICTIMS

The young woman who, on Thur'd. nS n'9 an.
entered the West Thrticth-st Police Stauou' ,,m.
nounced that she had swallowed quantity O' r,,n,s
subsequently stated that she was SIS OF .. u,uss
Maguire the manager ofthe san Francesca TO
ale had come to this city in quest Jl yyn .1 he hhl
whom she was Detr0tned. OA m.'.l'7 10 .;ta. .t.os
discarded hUr and Alo 40 lVn.ea pJ''e''S~
fOr ler.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

nens sitting room, guarded by one OF tho door.,no.
, ths statement the Superintendent direclsa
De. 10 mako complaints against Capt McDonncIi M
ucIye Sla'n, and OfcoF BrutOn and the cags y,i 80
cofdihBJ De- investigated by tho Police Board Nv
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

II i5 said that $4,000 buffalo robes, infected
with small pox soon 10 arrive in this city from Mon
tana by way OF Chicago. Gen. sherman forbade the
shipment " NJ these robes last year. but why tbere
No -uch needed restriction now does not appear The
cttr a very serious one, aul demand, the uronul al
tcnt!on VI tue Health CouuissiOuuls
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
A DRUGG.ST WHO WILL NOT EyADE THE LAW.
To me EdttOr OF The TribuHs
SIR: In The TRIBI-NF of To-day find tLo

SIR: In The TRIBUNE of to-day find that
at meeting held at Harmonic Hall at which was not
present. by druggists for the purpose OF remop
srating against the new drug law, my name has been
placed, without authority from my self on the Committee
on By laws. have desire to evadc the requirement.,
Of the law Trusting that you VIII enable me to correct
the mistake, ! am. Sc, ALEXANDER MESLtrs
NeC- IOri July y, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
CONTROLLER CONNOLLY.

Hr. Richard b. Connolly, the Controller OF New-York
was born Cork Ireland, but came TO this country at
an early age. His parents highly respectable peo-
pe and were IN what might be called comfortable cir
cumstances. One Of his brothers Is now one OF the
wealthiest citizens Of his native place. Mr. Connolly
set 10 work ia this country a clerk IN the firm OF Has
eerty Co., the wellknOwn drygoods auctlOneers. IL
left them take position in the North River Bank in
Greenw ch ST., and at the same time became hangeron
of Tammauy Hail. IL his spare hours he was wont 10
loaf about the City Hall, and soon acquired the
name of "slippery Dck"-a soubriquet which
still clngs to him in certain circles. lie was
a regular attendant at every Tammany meeting,
and was so demonstave In his attachment to the party
that he was cIassed among the Hooray Boys" His
fsithfuness met with outward appreciation, ana
when the Bank OF North America established, IN
the corner william and Waists, no Was very
glad 10 accept the situation Of discount ceA Win the
salary ol 81 900 per William r. ltaFemeyer eA-
MayOr OF New-YOrk, then President OF the Dahh.
snd although he allrms that Mr.. Connolly performed
oil his duties faithfully In spite Of his CITY Han tehdeh
great financial abilities. Dir. Hayemeyer retired Nom
tie Presidency 0i the bank Ia 1861 two years def Mf
Connolly Iad egned bis clefkshp In order To take te
position OF county CcTk ~ which he had been elected
Meeting Mr CONNOLLY immediately after his election
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
THE NORTHWEST.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

MONOrONY or LAKE SCBNRRY-CivTLIZED
INDIANS AND RASPBERRY JAM-rHE CURIoS-
IrIES OF MARQUErrE-BASALTTC CLIFFS AND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-15

CURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS i
~ Made from an Indian recipe; certain without
supporters Prepared and sold by Mrs LINUS BELCH
Et, Randolph, Mass Send stamp for circular.
Sold by JAMES GREEN IL CO., Druggists, III Main
ST.; Worcester, and by all Druggists.
les d'ru Th& S,Gw9m
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A new German republican paper in New yor,,
Is called "Wacht am Hudson" 1t means IN
watch Hall and Tweed. "'a 10
DR.. Bessels, who sailed in charge of the scion.
tifc department of Capt. Halls arctic exned;-
ton, was one of the most brilliant Young men
In Heidelberg, where his old friends are very
happy in his success. He took his degree Of
doctor OF philosophy at the early age Of nine
teen, and at twenty was a thorough teacher of
the natural sciences, thinker of great deptb
and boldness, and withal SILENT reserved, and
almost eccentric man.
-, That dignifed character in history, Henry A.
WISE, was recently employed to defend man
IN suit brought by negro tenant for eject.
ment. The plaintiff easily obtained Judgment
ior damages, and when Wise demanded $50 az
ms ieei the client sent him check for the
amount payable to Henry A. Wise for services
not rendered" This naturally excited the Ire og
the ex-governor and ex1general, and rejecting
the offer OF his son, on the ground thai fbe la,
ter was too fiery and mpulsiye to manaGe IN ths
matter, he interviewed his client himself and
after a somewhat heated discussion. struck
him in the face and then kicked him yioor.
ously.
In the new book called "The Domestic Life NJ
Thomas Jefferson" the granddaughter Of Jei
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RaiIroaos.
AND WORCESTER DIV.

ORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI-
TRAINS GOING SouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
$3.50 M Way Passenger Train. Connects al Web,
ton W Ht P,a sah IRON on Souihbrdge, and for Bos
Ss1 ao rrOVi s at Norwich with train oF
$50 m Way Passenger Train Connects at Wort
eGSler with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fitch.
Western and Providence trains; nj PninSmn with
Tram rom Boston; at Plainfeld for Proyiience.
a, SS N with trains for New London, Mystic
6'lS m, Way Passenger Train. Connects at worI
eR, &c; at Worcester Junction with tx nrasss
p ta,ii rom Boston, and trains from Western and
IIoNdence and Worcester roads; at Putnam with
tram rom Boston; at Plainfeld Junction trains
n9m Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
Webster pntn ysDIgeTs IRON way stations texccpt
tr lin by steamer from New London will take this
T'SO M Steamboat Express Train for New York
S 0ee9s A. worcester with trains from Boston,
Fitc fb3u, manchester Lowell Lawrence Nashua
pos FRANKLIN and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
TRAINS GONG NORTH LEAVE NoRwrcu At
s1O m. Steamboat Express train for Roston nssi,v
Ton RiacIstnny Soameeting % Putnam for Bos
eesler Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
london at LILO m, dependent on arrival OF
steamer. "
600 m. Way Passenger Train Conpccttrg ,
Palnheld Junction for Providence; al Putnam
for Boston, arriving al 10. 30 ans at Worcester
Junction for Springfield, and way stations, Albany
&C, and Frovidencei at Worcester for trains 10
Boston, Nashua, yc. W
II.3O M. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
flainheld with train from and for Providence.
arriving at Worcester Junction in season for trains
to Boston. Providence, Springfield and Albany /;
8.4S m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wich with train from New London, and at Plain,
cester with train for Boston,
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at O.35 pm.
A, I; St N. ANDREWS, sup't.,
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE
Eight per Cent. Bonds

Now offered are limited in amount to $500 per mile,
and are for 81 OO goo EACH interest payable January
and July, at the rate of per currency per
gold at the option of the holder Bonds registered
ifdesired.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company are
Hon E. d. Morgan, Elk Governor and Elk U. S. Senator;
Hon John A. Griswold Ex-Lleutenant Governor Troy,
N y. Hon. Cakes Ames. NJ c., Massachusetts, Messrs
Morton, Bliss d Co, L. Won Hoffman & Co., j. Il W.
seligman Co.. Harrison Durkee, and others, of New
York; Benjamin E. Bates, President Bank of Commerce,
Franklin Ravens, President Merchants Bank Boston,
and others, also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the SAFETY of
these bonds Their PROFIT is equally manifest upon
examination. They sold for the present 90, and
accrued interest from July l. At this price they afford
certain income for As years of nearly per upon
their cost One Thousand dollars invested in these eight
per cent bonds will give the purchaser "a
PER CENT greater annual interest than the
invested in the new Government Five Per Cents while
holders of Government Skies will find decided profit In
selling them at present high prices and renvestng
he New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Bonds.
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Meoittmal.
S M o l. A N ID E r , S

i sure quick remedy for all diseases of the Urinary
organs. existing either in male female Irritation
Inflammation or liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder,
stone in Bladder, Gravel Diabetes, Redish Sediment,
looking like Brick Dust Deposit in Urine, Diseases OF
Prosrate Mucous and Involuntary Discharges Suppress
sion, Retention or 1ncOntinence Urine from loss Of
tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation Thick
Cloudy Urine, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
uretra, Chronic Catarrh of Bladder and all Chronic
Maades OF the Urino-Genita Organs, Whites DrOpsy,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, rheumatism General Debility,
CutaneOus Affections. etc.
SMoLAHDER's EXT. BUCHU is remedy to be relied
upon In all cases of great exhaustion with all
its train OF alarming symptoms following the abuse
of Natures laws youthful excuses and indscreons
IN either PapitatiOn of Heart Loss of Memory
Horror Of Disease Dissemination OF Society Sleepess-
ness Ltess and Depressed in Spirits Weak and Peevish
in Temper the once vigorous mind becoming feeble and
yaclllang your usual self confidence and energy gone
fond OF solitude; in fact, general prOstraon Of the
whole SYSTEM
The constitution brought to this condition requires
the aid of nvgOra!Or restore the system to that
condition Of health that is requisite for ali functions
be natural.
SMoLANDER's EXT BUcHU will restore to that healthy
condition.
~ SMoLANDER's EXT. BUcHU is put up in a large
other in the market.
Price, 81 q bottles, So. Sold by all Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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(sgned) '''' 'l'''' DANIEL ALLEN.
once Of Cheney Brothers Sat Mlnufaeturing Co.

OTce Of Cheney Brothers Sflk AdnufdctuTiRg Co. D
South Manchester, Ct, Sept. I'll, fs6S /
Mr.. JOHN A. COLEMAN, Boston. Mass:
Dear Sir In to your favor of the 10th INST in
regard the Harrison Boiler" would say that we have
one hfly horse power in constant for eighteen
months past and six Others $50 and AS horse power for
eight months past and that they have given per-
feet satisfaction In every way; and far economy in
fuel is concerned, think them preferable either the
tubular or hue boiler and were we in want of more
power should by all means give them the preference
Very respectfully yOurs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-15
UNION SUGAR RKFISERr,

Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.:
Sir: In my last communication to you in regard to
your six fifty horse power steam boilers, promised
give you at future time the exact amount of saving in
fuel.
l am pleased to be able to do now. as kept a very
close and accurate account of the fuel used from Decen-
ber 1861 to December 1865 to compare your boilers
with The old ones, which we took out in September
1857.
The amount of raw sugar we refined during that time
larger than ever before. The steam pressure was
always kept fifty pounds and we were therefore
enabled to do work In shorter time with the same
machinery and apparatus than with old steam boil
ers in which the pressure at times could not be kept up
higher than 20 to 80 pounds.
The actual saving in fuel during this time was lO7I
tons Of coal.
Yours truly,
GUSTAVUS A. JASPER
Superintendent.
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LATHAM BROS.
yorktown, De Wit Co., Texas, NAV IA 1sss

Yorktown De Witt Co., Texas, May Is, 1868.
JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr Phila:
Dear Sir; Last summer we ordered for account OF
MessTs Fechner Zedler of this place. of the Harr
son boilers, which put up here and has in use
ever since and has proved in regard to safety economy
of fuel and durability to be in every respect satisfactory
and equal to the merits claimed for II.
Being satisfied that, account of the above stated
advantages the Harrison Boiler is better adapted to this
country than any other shall fail recommend
the all friends who wish to Use steam power
In order to increase its In this part of the country
Please send Ms your latest price list and believe us
Yours truly,
q ECKH ARnT a SONS
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WY '''p CHENEY BROTHERS.

Office Of f. o. AdtthieiseR d WeiCher, Sugar RefRersl
I06 Wall st. New York May a. 1859 I
JOHN A. COLEMAN, Esq. Boston,
Dear Sir In reply to your yesterdays favor we beg
to say that did not authorize anybody to make un
favorable statements in regard to the Harrison Boiler
On the contrary well satisfied with them that
we have only lately ordered another boiler of that kind
and shall always give them the preference.
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i" +. { 0. &ATTHlEssEN & wEIcHER.
Office Of Wallace &. Sons,

Ansonla e., June II, 1870.
JOHN A. COLEMAN, Agent, ITO Broadway, New York:
In reply your inquiry to how are pleased with
the "Harrison Boiler purchased of you, we would re
specuy present few facts the result of careful ex
perimenis made and continued weeks for the pur
pose determining the practical value of your boilers
over others have now in In comparison with a
first tubular boiler 4S inches in diameter contain
ing ninety ~ inch tubes, IA feet long the economy
ffuel In favor of your boiler was AZ follows:
Tubular boiler lOhours, 240Oobs water 100 lbs coal
Harrison 10 q" H,0O0 2l25
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PhiIadeIphia, MAY 30. lS7l.

JOS HARRISON, Jr., Esq:
Dear Sir: | gave you letter, January g. 1863 as to
how liked the "HarrlsOn Boiler" now working at nv
dye works Since writing that letter have had no cause
OF complaint. but the contrary have dscerned some
more valuable traits boiler. For steam drying pur-
poses it is unequaled by any know of in use. The
circulation OF the return steam perfect and its saving
quite item In my business As to economy of fuel
refer you to my letter of January 8, 1865 which still
endorse. / would not use any other.
Yours truly,
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OST lon the excursion train from Rlock
- Island, WALLET containing about sI2 in mons~
and note for 500, payable to Chas. r. Buqbee M
signed by waters Putnam and dated Aug. l6 1852 All
persons are cautioned against negotiating this note as
It's payment has been stopped. The finder will he
suitably rewarded BY returning the above property to
0n huis r. BosBEE sutton an. Or rt this ONCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-15

One pound of coal In the Harrison evapnrating
pounds of water against 8SSlOO pounds evaporated in
The Tubular by the weight of in the same time
The steam from the Harrison boiler also much drier
than ths rom tie SI DoeI lact winch we con-
strated, speak sufficiently for themselves, without
further comment from Safety and economy are the
necessary adJuncts of steam boiler and the man who
can combine these to stand practical demonstration is
the man the people wish to see
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ferson relates Yankee trick that is not well
known in history. When Mr.. jefferson died
DULY 4, 1926, an enthusiastic democrat and
neighbor, of Albemarle, Virginia, observed that
Jefferson, by dying on the 4th Of July, had
raised himself and his party one step higher in
the temple of fame. When the rumOr reached
this partisan, few days later, that Adams also
had died on that day, he refused to believe it;
tanned, he exclaimed in passion, that "it was
id Yankee trick"