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New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
THE CITY FINANcEs-EFFoRTs FOR ECONOMY

THE CITY FINANCES-EFFORTS FOR ECONOMY
The following Departments have stated, in
reply to Controller Green's circular that their business
cannot be transacted at less expense than at first es
tnated: Court of Common Pleas Marine Court, First
District Police Court Fifth District Police Court Sheriff.
Office Bureau Of Elections and Board OF Supervisors
The Receiver Taxes has reduced the expenses OF ls
department Sc 600 from the first estimate The Regis
er Office which is selsuppOrng so far a. salaries are
concerned has applied for $4,000 for repairs and i'm
movements 1t is probable that account OF the pres
ent condition the ctys finances, this claim VIII not be
allowed. -, o.-,,,
When Mr. Green took possession OF tie Conrolicr )
Office tie Justices of the First and Fifth Dstict ioce
Courts receiving $4,000 year each or just twice
the salary allowed by law. MI Green refused TO pay
them more than $1,000 year cach winch they decIhc,.
to receive and the consequence Is that Dey nave not
had their salaries the last three months of ISL Ger
tain clerks courts also al that time receiving as
salaries Sc 900 a year. twice the amount they were
entitled to- The Controller proposed TO pay them 5000
"a wear, and they accepted IT.. 49,.
In view of the payment of s25S555 &C interest on City
and County stocks and bonds, to nc made Oh May te
Controller says that the citys finances will be seriously
embarrassed unless the reefibi recently passed by the
Assembly, and returned by the Senate for urter con-
sidel1tiou, speedily becomes a law.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
POLICE NOTES.

Or. Rudolph Mueller of No. 113 Second-st. was
arNB SeeoDst yesteray and seriously Injured
An unknown man. age about 35 leaped Yesterday
Hamilon-sye feny boat Kewiork and drowned
Mary Madeleine age 9, Of No. III Sullivan-st-, was
tnocl dargcuIy Injured Yesterday
AL Wooster-s,s, by No 20 ft6e broadway line.
Charles FOrst, age H. OF No. 625 East Twefth-st.,
Of No. 69 East Twthst
With his est lat eyeuDg while they at play rendering HIM
sensbe and oanrg probably fatal injuries Fori
fire, last evening, the fourth floor Of Nos 131
J3 occupied by Barnett Dehl Co.. cabinet
damaged stock, 5000 Martin Loehr manufacturer Of rboogIsfh
fn-s lost $500 and Sg Bro picture makers $500 The
Ludihg owned by struss d Bro. damaged 55O0.
Richard COburn. relative of Joe CObun, the
rust committed in the Yorkvl Police yesterday.
Lesng shoot oacer Reron Of the Nineteenth Precinct
thursday sri Hyde clerk NJ
Ltfe commission merchant at No 81 Wsters. for embeIIng
& 80 a from hs employer.
The Board of Police transferred yesterday the
following Oliver TINS 1hrieth
IreeLe John Groo Eighteenth Sixteenth John
the Thirteenth Nathaniel r.
from The "e third to 1e Twelfth, ard Edward Delsmater
LIE Tsed.t 10 the Twtniy-tliri.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
DEATH OF AN ERIE DIRECTOR

George. &. Hall, director of the Erie Radl.
way, died Thursday night at his residence In Brook
BD. after brief Illness Mr. Hall has been connected
with the road General Purchasing Agent Oco.
Der. 1865 and during the past year director He was
one OF the few members Of the former Board retained
onder the new mana cement. and regarded as an
eriaent otcer. Mr. Hall was senior member Of the firm
OF HAIL. Bradley Co., white lead manufacturers, aud
vas eso leading director OF the jefferson Car Company
snd bad amassed large fortune. He was native Of
Bfatteboro Vt and intimate friend OF the late James
fsk' p, bis connection with the Erie Road beginning
~ the same time rs that OF the latter His remains like
Ihoss " CV Fsk VIII be taken ~ Bratteboro for inter
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

John b. Cough will lecture ON Habit at
Cooper Institute, next Monday evening.
Opening exercises Will be held, tomorrow,
IN the renovated hall of the Plymouth Church Navy
Mission in Jay-st between sands and Hig-ss Brook
iyn The Rev DIR. SchcnCk Will speak III the afternoon,
and MIR. BeecEer in the evening.
The African NJ. E. Conference resolved, yes
terday call the Board Of Bishops this city
next Tuesday 1t also resolved that the Conference
year Jersey City, the third Wednesday
in May. Thomas Dora appointed Missionary to the
Indians in North America
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Harlem River and Portchester Railroad Company
was held yesterday. and the following elected D
rectors:
Nathan A. Baldwin Of Milford Conn President; Wilson Hunt
EewlOfk; Ezekiel H. TOWbadge New Haven Conn Miller
kevYork Abraham X Van Nest York. James II. Hoyt
lord Conn George b. Cahsu Eewio Wm b. Bishop. Bridge
port, Coan William Barnett New Rochelle Secretary; FeGerck
York; John r.
John HuuteT MeseLester; Edward SANFORD Haven.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

The Legislative acts recognizing the Water
and Police Commissions of Brooklyn. became laws Oh
Thursday. having been neither signed vetoed by
Gov. Hoffman, and certified copies Of the bills were
brought To rhe city by United States Revenue Assessor
James JoHdan yesterday By the provisions OF the
bills the present Water and Police Commissions
abolished and the Departments TO be reOrganized.
Cty Audtor bhainman, COntr2eT Schroeder and Mayor
Powell being the appointing board The Auditor and
Cont Oller held conference yesterday morning. The
general impression appears TO be tat Assessor Jourdan
and Asseinblyman Charles u. Muton will be appointed
Police Commissioners by the Republican Auditor and
Controller and that Mayor Powell viii reappOiBt Daniel
ID Briggs President Of the Police Board. For Water
Commissioners the prominent candidates are eas b.
Ducher United States Internal Revenue sumo. VISOR
EDd William A. Fowler.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
THE HERCULES LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

:
To the EdflOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The statement of Mr. Seward in the article in your
issue of to-day concerning The Hercules Life Assurance
Society," Is not correct We malice to that insti
tuition The Trustees have voted to close II, and OBJ
ect to ts being Mr. Seward who has shown bad
faith ever since his election in November. ls7i the evil
dence whereof appears the books of the company.
We insist upon our LEGAL rights and nothing IL Mr..
Seward and his friends had acted in good faith the Com
many would have pTospered instead b,ing compelled
to close business j. 56 8: Rn7nEnr ks1aT Trustees.
Nelp- York April 26, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
NETWORK CITY.

The StoE es trial Yves adjourned yesterday,
ontl Tuesda next, owing 10 the death OF the child OF
one OF the iisoGer's counsel
DR.. C6,lton will give an amusisg exhibition
OF laugh ing gas together with other experiments, at oc
Cooper lDstitutc this evening.
TIE gold and silver model Of the schooner
Mao eoln lately presented 20 Commedore Voorhs of tho
Bpookyp Yacht Club, VII he on exhibition for a few
Gays <hc establishments of Starr Marcus 10y whom 1t
was manufactured.
Tho stock and fixtures of DR.. HelmbOld's
drug store, No 594 Broadway, were sold at auction
yesterday, tho drugs patent medicines. and chemicals
TO druggists at low rates. and pcrfumery and toilet
art Clos at better prizes.
The members of the Bar Association Com
mittee who have conducted the prosecution against
Judges Barnard CardozO, Hld McCunn returned from
Albany, yesterday, confident that the efforts iOr III
pcachrpnt viii &c successful.
Chamberlain Palmer will pay interest on
Wednesday May l., rs follows:
stock aad bonds. 620 40
On oeanty ctecAs and bonds. t6'9'O 20
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

fifth AreRue Hotel-The Hon. William Nll@ ms
~ of ofBpsao. VILLA Faxop exAsstaut Secretary OF % Nav
Dcraen George Min Supernienent Of The nsa .nce
California, George Lorg
ssu~ he Hon NJ r Bemus Of Mavville, n Wv Buo of
new Haven Col r Parker Of Boston the Rev W Wibraham Of
ssn5 he Rev C. F. Knight Of Hartford Gen Adnrs a.
Bresercrt Col L. Scott Of Erie and Gen IL ue Of Utica
ic,.,eiand fFoteI-Scuator Of New nTsbre sor
Eosv-W A. Dsr L. s. ConsalGeneral A. MonrsL the lion.
J. II Moore, NJ; C, St Illinois, u ger Nj. sherman Of
Hcgmaa Hone-EIGov Randolph Of \ wJessy ami H. W. Hau-
NcoIas Rotl-M ses& ubursS l. MsrhA Of Dss'
Colorado Jse' Mafhr'Sn1 Jwapda Pep and M0r VI W.
ersey .A1carls otTle Hon. Hsllehus Of
PhladephiA
az The SacaSd peppbhons eh this city for
ier sartd ir Washing N at noon Col Fyre Peruvat Minister
VII rctlIn 10 Wasslpgto TODAY
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
80 ,cad sorae p0rer the giftie gle as
TO see Oursels as iMers see as.
IL wdd frde many a biunder free us,

TO see OnrSeiS as ifherS see as.
IL rad trae many a biunder free us,
An foolish notiOn.C[ Burns.
HOW TO READ CHARACTER. A New
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Physiognomy for Students, with a Chart for
recording the sizes of the different Organs of
the Brain, in the DelineatiOn of Character, with
upward of 40 Engravings. Latest and Best
Paper, 81. Muslin, 81 25.
THE CHRONOLOGICAL BUSTS. Showing
the latest classification and exact location of
the Organs of the Brain, fully developed, de-
signed for Learners. In this Bust all the
newly discovered Organs are given. 1t is di-
vided so as TO show each Individual Organ on
one side !, and all the grcups-Social, Execu-
fed on the other side. There are two sizes.
The largest is sold in Box at So. The smaller
at 81. Sent by express.
With this Book and Bust one may learn
much of PhrenOlogy. Supplied by s. R.
WELLS. $3.50 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
lAano ,scenenis.I
BURNETIs COOKING EXTRACTS are the best.
A CARD FROM DR.. Henry d. MOVES,

No. 65 MalsOa-aye.
this Of the BUTLRR
LIFTING conferred and unexpected ncese of
bodily vigor remarkably he erIee o time bsye found that
this Only muscular strength but reshes
THE
invaluable method Of exercise for se1eniary and busy people.
HESkY ID. NOYRs, NJ. ID.
Heal:hLn for ladies and gentlemen Psrk Bank Building 2f
Broadway t3 BIosdsa e April 10 9 FiEhaye, above Madison
sQuat) BrOoklyn-lJ8 ReIIsehsL
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

In the suit brought to compel the paymen


In the suit brought to compel the payment of
the salaries Of the court stenograhers, Judge Brady
announced yesterday that if the Board Of Audit failed
make an appropriation for the purpose, he sh0ud
tAo expiration of its term OF Office.
Weatherwiso people took advantage of the
woathor, yesterday, which was exceptionally warm for
;ao season, predict excessively bot Summer Buds
and leaves appearing on the trees throughout the
civ giving promise of ample shade If the prediction
should be fulfilled. Panama hats and lmen busters were
seen in the sreets Yesterday and boys amused them
selves by bathing in the East River.
Franz Abt, the composer, viii arrive In this
city by the steamer Rben, from Bremen, on Thursday
Friday The Lederkranz Society, of which he Is an
honorary member viii give concert for his benefit on
Nav IS: the Aron Society will honor him by a banquet
and the S:ingerbund by toIchhgbt procession and
EeTcuade. Tic officers OF thc Sangerbund will offer him
hospitality when the steamer arrives. He Will visit
Baltimore in response to invitation of the vocal
societies OF that city, and viii go to Buffalo ana Chicago
previous 10 the sangerfest at ST. LOUIS
BROOKLYN.
4 gray horse, owned by the Rev. Henry
Ward Beechcr. was stolen Thursday night from his
st.ble at reekskll.
President Grant has pardoned James Shan
non and Thomas Sullivan, who were convicted of dis
uing illicit whisky, and sentenced to the Albany Peni
tentiary for two years each.
Mrs Fanny Hyde's brother Samuel Wind
Icy who was present the pistol with which she
shOt George W. Watson bought, lodged in Ray
moudst. Jail, yesterday having been arrested at his
hiding place IN Philadelphia
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTERS POINT.-The trains on the Flush
ing and Sorthsde Railroad will be without charge,
TO-DAY to afford the public opportunity of in
tpectIg the new aud other equipments
STATEN ISLAND.
New -BRIGnTON.-The Board of Village Trus-
tees has appropriated $3.50 each fire companies Nos
l. and4 The Por, Richmond fire company has received
81 80 for tie purchase OF a new engine.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-COrOner Burns has impaneed
jury the OF Teresa Walsh, who found dead
her child in filthy cellar in Morgan st. on Thurs
day. Tie jury viewed the bodies and the inquest
adjourned until Monday 10 enable the county ply
10 make post mo TEN examination.
NEwARK.-Charles Bedc has surrendered himself
and acknowledged THAI he was implicated in the robbery
OF Sl20 from AlOnZO Drumlnond.. There were three
deaths from small pOX yesterday The opening Of Hal
re! st. viii cost $4,000 The Board of Education
awarded contracts last evening Tor building the
schOohOus IN the Fourth Ward, at cost Of 3i,3s.
HOBOKEN.-The body OF q unknown found
IN tie the ferry slips Thursday night.
John TezIHan, H. died suddenly, Thursday, in
CCDYUlsIOus similar to those OcCasODed by poison.
BERGEN PoINT.-The body Of unknown man was
CiscOyeICd III browns dock, yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

nent leaving this city by the o'clock Boston Tram ibis
hit"r ,oon G. ID. Earle, Acting supply hsc, .S IN IN
arr nnted to perform temporarily the duties oi r' has
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

First in the Field, first in the estimation of
the confidence Of lady the land LyOs
MAGNErC POWDER has tnced all competition sfe
hateful After lying t'tei for y
only standard article OF It's class hem
SKIN DISEAsEs.-PERRy'S IMPROVED COME
PsPLE REMEDY TIE Ska medicine Of the Is
the face Prepared by Dr. B. G. PEKRI, Derm4;oog -
Bon4 lat, NewYork Sold By druggists everywhere.
For Moth Patches, Frecklcs, and Tan, use
PERY MOTH FRECKLE LpToN The well known reliable and
remedy Face. Depot Bond
st, York. Sold by Druggists everywhere
extra" on the label, Extra" branded on the
cork Extra dry marked the and unanimously voted B,
the distinctive features by which
HEIDsiECKs " EXTRA" CHAMPAGNE is known
The "TIeathen Chinee" is a labor saving in
stituton .oF
bghtens and cleans Wood paint porcelain and
marble with little cost time or labor.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go TO b. S.
l0i FultOn-st; store Office Sales
direct from the iron safe f bands you manufactured prices
CINCINNATI CONvENTION.-Therew will be an
meeting Of Republicans Cincinnati People going
Knox hat purchased at u Z Broadway.
For a first-class Gentleman's HAT. 90 direct
10 TIE Manufacturer EsPgSscHEID. ll8 Nsssau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs, 2is BROADWAY
9Am-665 Noon-T7V 5nm.-8J' MidnighI-eo'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
gNaIIIa

PRIVATE DWELLINGS, and other bunvi By sTEAh or wATIR
BAKER. SMITH Co,
. . Cor Houston spt Grsenest, Hsx.Ysrh
be ebett and esiabibmen Of the
Osients's HAnStst and estimates faTIshsd spphssss
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
Too Mrcu IypRoyEMEyT.-A BURGLAR Alarm

that nearly ell k and ACCOMPANIED bg small man showing that
big proved total failure Carrot
many that word would the entire thing
HoLnBs BURGLAR Ah TELEGhAPH has lad ten yars practical
with all Improvements of value ard thousands Of
and proved fae OBee, MuIrayst
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

IT is ALTOGETHER WRONG TO TRIFLE WITH A
CouGH CoLD REMEDY SO
SURE PROMPT Dr. JAMES ExPEcroRAsT
REA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
iAauo lncelnen,s.l

Ne,c- York, April &c, 1872.
, 1872-12-24

for s1,45529 5.2-s7nas + Wright &. charlss n Is
Block 10 Of Johnson, Roberts b stosr'a Addition 70
the south q feet of dot Block e. II
r. Samuel 8. Hayes, -. Michael Moran,
and David Jennings; petition for dover
Of the northeast quarter Of Section So ToWnghip Az.
5,297-John Murray for use of William n nllnan1S
'. John D. Derelng, John De7lhng and hooert ..
Thompson; debt, $4,000. 5,99e-Wn. 3. Langley '.
". F. Storey; case, $50 900. 5,29e-Albert Hymaan
?. Jane R. Stow and Joel Lul repieg1n Of chelsts
stock No. 8S West Washington street.
SUPERIOR CoURT-I, ,761-Francs Dover y Cqrt.s y 11s
c. Meserye andP Philip Meyer; assumpsit, FEY A,7oz
-Herrnan '. Mary Harding divorce: Il !6S-Lar-
Eette Thomas James; same L. 1.764-5oshaa ~ T.
Elizabeth Dunbar; same u, 4,765-Suppregsed LOT
service. A. 1766-Ra1ph a. Loveland, Saul !" Batnard
and Douglas L. White ?. Thos. .. Leyoon ana tne ;
Catholic Bishop Of Chicago petition tor meenanics
lien On sub-block 3 in Toten Cummings sunuVialon
Of Lots and q west Of School Trustees supd1Fs1on
Of Section is, Town 49, for s779.96. A,1of-aooer'
M Eddyv. r. Il. Lawrence and n. McItean' assuup-
sit, 5000. ,768-Suppressea for serE1ce ~ -
NJ Dryfoos '. \. Lebenstcin Co.; assnmpst S2sgo'
A770-Hr. q. Hill Y. Cnas. L. spald1pgi assunrslt,
5000. Al A711-Edward Mondel v. Chas. storckeln !;
case IS, Goo 4,772-Swain, Barnard 4 60. = Irons 6
Smith: asBunpsit, $500. 4, A,713-Danle1 hurley =.
John Fitzgeraid; assumrsit, $500
NEW BANKRUPTs.
EttIuger Folle!t, Oregon, Ogle County, Illinois, on
the petition Of Lyon l. Healy. Farnsworth, Brown +
Co., on tho petition of Charles fox son. OF Ne"
York, and G. 7. Ferry Conro", OF Ne" iork.
, 1872-12-24
4 Desperate Encounter with q Pam
ther.

TneTs
From the Portland O7ego,,iun, Dec 6.
l. professional hunter, named Repzs WAS out
hunting this week on Martins Island down the
Columbia. The hunter WAS accompanied by 3
young hound only, which started some animal q
little distance away in the dense brush. -Repzs
standing toward the edge of the water. a clear
space Of several rods divided the brush and
the river margin. On reaching the bank,
Repzs halted and placed himself in an atti-
tudo Of defence. IN few minutes, the
ming toward its master. Immediately following
the dog, and in hot pursuit, alarge and ferocious
panther bounded in sight. Repzs raised his gun
to his shoulder and fred. The ball took effect
in the jaws Of the animal, but did not inaict
toward the hunter. On firing, Repzs retreated
into the water up to his arm-pits. The wounded
and infuriated animal sprang after, and
''taekled" the hunter. The dog came to the
the panther that it abandoned Repzs and turned
on the hound. Repzs waded out toward the bank,
turned around and fred the second barrel OF
his gun at the panther. The load was large
buckshot, and took effect in the panther's side.
The wound was very severe, but did not entirely
disable the animal, which WAS getting the best Of
the dog. Seeing that the hound would soon be
drowned, Repza resolved to rescue it, il possi-
BILE. He had discharged both barrels Of his gun,
and cast aside his large boxie-knife in the edge
of the timber when he started to retreat
to the water. No time, however, was to be lost,
aud Repzs sprang into the river to save
his dog. By this time the panther had
lost much blood and was growing weak
from exhaustion. The hunter, who was pow
erful man, seized hold of the panther..s head,
and, after fierce "tussle," broke its hold on
the hound. The panther now turned on Repza.
A long and desperate encounter engued between
the hunter, panther, and dog. At last Repzs
succeeded in keeping the animals nose under
water until it was quite dead, after which he
, 1872-12-24
ICE.

To the Editor Of Tic Chicago Tribune:
SIR: Some things are better for being 'Fhome-
made" as, for instance, mince pies and sausage;
but not the commodity called Chicago ice. Let
me put the question: Which, good citizens OF
Chicago, would you prefer to use during the
heats OF next summer,-the "home-mndo ice
from the Chicago River and Bridgeport Basin, or
that which comes from the crystal lakes and
streams Of the country?
This question appeals not less to the Board Of
Health than to the taste of all ice-consumers.
Some may maintain that one body Of water
furnishes as pure and good quality Of ice as
another; that freezing drives out all impurities
from the water. This may be so, but doubt it,
and so will the multitude. II people do not rel
ish liquid water from Chicago River, how can
they fancy the same in solid form2 I do not be-
1ieve that good wholesome ice can be made from
any body Of water to be found within the city
limits. J. G..
CHICAGO, Dec. q, 1872.
, 1872-12-24
THE >RuBBlhG-CURE

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sm: I challenge anybody to find simpler
and more elrectual remedy for nervous diseases
than what is known as tho Rubbing Cure,-a
cure within the reach Of all. Nervous persons
are in disturbed electric state, and need the
rubbing friction from another's hands to draw
off the electricity which is in excess, or impart
what Is lacking to q healthy condition. Rubbing
is the best anodyne that can be administered
It soothes and quiets the nerves, inducing sleep,
which in turn inyigorates the body. Again !;
rubbing is beneficial to inyalids as substitute
for other exercise and outdoor life. We're RIB
bing generally resorted to in tho case Of persons
suffering from overwork or nervous prostration,
more cures would be wrought than the best ply
sicians ever dreamed Of in their philosophy.
Pro BoSo PUpLIco.
CHICAGO. Dec 1I. 18T1
, 1872-12-24
Entirely Succasef,r3


The building recently erected by the Chicago Tubu-
lated Plaster Company, on the northwest corner Of
Iasae aud Quincy streets, tested by fire yester
day afternoon in the presence Of J. Goodwin, Jr.,
Isaac Lewis and T. A. Davis, Of the Chicago Board
Of Underwriters, and large number Of citizens. The
test moat satisfactory, and the casting fully
tors. The Board Of Underwriters will make report
Of the test to-day, when extended account will
be given.
, 1872-12-24
deficiency. Observation-Disclosures. sa9, 90. -
1

EoUGH LEAF FROM LITE.
In he divorce suit, Hirseh y Hirsch, the d.
FORCED lady clai1ns the custody Of the children,
which the Court had giTen to the father, to-
gether with increased alimony adequate to the
Increased charge, The matter camo before
Judge Williams yesterday. A pitiable tc1o was
told by the deendant's counsel He said
his client, an engineer in the employ
industrious, WORTHY man, Eas rendered home
less and destituteby the fire. even to losing his
eituataon- He had eince been assured by his
doctor that he WAS suffering from consumption.
he suddenly found hat the wife, who was still
living under his rod, had brought a divorce suit
against him. Thetesult Of the suit was that
the parties were separated, and the children
condemned to cd the bread Of idleness at tho
rate of $500 per anum: He showed how the
"poor man." alrtady broken down and bur
dened by his losses by the fire, with
his little .,propety, mortgased, and debt
OF maintaining typ establishments, but that,
nevertheless, his vie had como to the Court
again and obtainedlncreased alimony to the e1-
tent Of S720 per annum. The divorced wife's
story was different she urged that her late hus-
band was doing viii; that he had obtained =
situation worth S1B00 3 year; thut his home and
his habits were unit for his children, and that
he WAS in every rdpect disqualified from their
charge, asserting distances Of dirty practices and
1QCi6uple aGl1Ona WHICH are uOt III TO pr1QL.
Then the husbandretorted that his wife WAS q
wicked wou1an; o!an evil temper; that his boys
had been stoler from him BY her, and
that under her instruction they had become
1oafers and thieye; that one Of them always
carried pistol, a,d the other had been in the
habit Of stealing ron; that he wanted to send
them to school atSouth Bend, Indiana, and that
it he VAS not allowed to look after their 'disci-
pline he should eaudder for their future It WAS
plain that the ra and woman were embittered
towards each oth.r, 60 that nothing like fair
statement Of theifa could to extracted from
them, aud therefore Judge Williams took the
boys into his room and examined them closely,
at the conclusion Of which he informed the
parties TINT he should consult with Judge Far
well, and decide in few days.
MARRIED bT COERCION.
Let the "Justice Of the Posce" Eee to it that
bis mantle DO not tarnialed. Here comes Her
, 1872-12-24


IN article is to be jueged by its popularity or suc
cess, the Wilson sewing machine certainly ahead Of
al competitors It ia claimed all the other cornpa-
nies' increase combined does not reach one-haf Of
400 per cent We would advise our readers to call
and machine that achieve such wonders, at
the Office Of the Wilson Sewing Machine Company.
Sold complete for $780, and warranted for five years.
salesyoom at No. s78 West Madison street, Chicago,
and in all other cities In the United States. The Com
pany want agents In country towns.