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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

I At RoxBURY valuable c0Wf j6al0tiGina to Mir. TurreH was hllad by the down
 train on the. Shepaug R. R, Monday
 morning sWe belieSG allis is the fist ac- |cidens of flie ki1d vfiick has happpeHned On ethe road. Not quite. D lie edit6r herepf
 is ready f0 make solemn oath to the fact
 that q faIHsbIe. aniii1a aaf 6f which ke Vas
 part pfopfiet6r eali1leE to an tifial end Some tine ssfSe,h hIby 11i8ahs of the ssf6re-, pssafd raslIr6ad Illlcai Hayes, ally foreman q gn lysorkmen on the 6hepadg Vallsy Haii if6ad 1t this spiace. was i1sfantly Ki1sa by tlle prezlae eslEs i ex., plozioHof a Blast 64 the New Jersev and
 Midlaiid R , lt a1c0ck N. frs
 Hayes Was S:fiah of dnexcepdonable g6ars
 actsf, aud .Well Hked by fE6se in iilis sen,. sp1oy. lie Ameriean Sziyef Ste8sI ,.p.s. psny, formerly Ioested eree ind 1Is;eb
 wsas mofs fseent1y feIaa6vsed lto BSdce66rt
 has abden bo1ght by Windsor !. .osf fs firm
 who intend carr ying cn ie ie ibJns,hbess more
 exsenively than heretofo fore. and "a 5paSnS6s,gs fhSn E1fks at Win Ads0r. locks t5 sfoe.s z port n BeNefa1 men en from this nIsc4
 azs AE'. ~ ss !! 'lee !i '; y hs 6ps
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

AE.s@Of saSertissunenss cr"sds out ,.~~-.a cu-rx<po1asnts' Issters. and other S~srs.sl u..Essr, tA1s week. that ve greatly z..rrzA ss pzt oveE .-.-.. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
SPECIAL NeTlMES.

TNH &fy ,ssIacc ttSss .l4 l4tM 20 9R T IN GssPRICES. 3'Ths 3 Th ness D sE and $. lover pisos than have EYER been shown in this oity. ,1l isr
 '6heiss subjects in Histsry and ATythbIosV ssna lar rge variety suitable for the Parlor and Libra ". Heal Bronze Birds, Dogs, Centre Pieces Vases, Ornaments ,s Ink Stands, statuettes GouPesr &eJo Also, sBsnst P Opera Glssses Vim. aigrettes, French Travelling Clocks, &o. 5a; 51- IT Steele cc Son 5o.G HARTFORp ftoNN.ss-y'.S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
safbIsdLaie:s

' NarbIsda1e is qaite fnaStitys tfs now nov after al ts tohaese is secuEeda aibut we presume nov Ntlnt fz1fs gssas work Of sks seaso9 is
 fnshsd it viii patsts soon a De bs glowing ,If Yith poliies Some tebacce Has slightly
 injnnad hyareskol1ht Che; naierity 1waanpt |eysn todched DnIy h g.sssry 16w places
 saAa $ hfss snz M .sosa @ pa as sssasisssase 5sss Eta-s1fRa RAlph Buekingham has built two
 tobacc6 h6dses this season, nanhd ,hfed
 then E m seT,n4aiI, sa';B4 , = s;i,aso ;,aso
 dT-Ralph Vfhsaton has bails al tebaeeo shed Ws can fl. "a siisd becaatiisss; atii iiiiE is oply one storT in haigh, but E s1bpilt 5 good senongh tor oreceize ths dignifsd title B Of barn. soaauhni sd4 rshnE sbnsd oi i bHo3 6aq1 .9doIa 1sa1a .s.a5 lo noitEaoa q FiI TIohn M Fogd is h1ilding aar addition to his msiidenee, and also asflneaaseranda. i. a=- eyi sM Mots Moi and wife af are are sn . Brisib tosfriends in Illinois. lslts To i1aq E 6aA pssssiis6 smsstipps last Ffias9 lis szas ,decided thate the Washington q and
 Marbledale parishes shoula anitss there ,foieshsreaxser, the Rev John Na Mhrvinl Ep;asopai slryicss' and prssach.. one one kslf 6 degF @ @eaeb snnday in i WaabiP toni' oS iskop WIllians visited st Aaazsws s IohdfchG,a last sunday, and Administered
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

The waxld cites the increase of the LFhsrnl vute m certain large places in vermnnk as an indication of considerable Rennh1iemn aeee<<SOns From other sour ssn w@ lemrn that there has been an in Amx Of foreigners into those places large SnoaxA to account for this increased Dem ecrssse vOte. The fact that the total Re- pnhliean vuss Of the State is as large. as tAas 0f Sept ISSS. within 400. seems to euufra the latter view.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

AkzHnkSan Sx eaEhed tO new advt of Sam @@ & E1zrr rroprietOrz of inc great Ca.kAng Ssara Of RridgepOrt That es- tnAkzhmszk Ss oape Of the largest in the SAAks. sz1 Psrssas frO@ tlls county visit 9g SAz& P2Are wlM eR1 their advantage in saTEaS ss NNA ss7. Main Street. Bridge prEk -z.l--.---1
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
ag SR. Kennels PaiM Killing
 a'5l z Ill bas ,o,l'y.1 Magic Oil. H..'ass.,

q" Ia NeIt aSorks like q eEtSyIy"
 Have you Catarrh? l.. at Repne's Magic Oil cures Have you, Neuralgia? Renne's Magic Oil cures Have you Sore Throat? Renne,s Magic Oil cures k4 For swelling of. the joints of the aneers or pain in anyo4 he joints its free use ia gr re crre
 It cures Headache, Toothache, Colds in tbe F Head or on the Lungs Cramps, Colie Pains Lame Back, y6prsins, takes out Frost. or Fira cures Commissions and Bruises Corns, Boils and Felons. If used in proper season Ladies will find the use of Rehns's Magic Oil clean, safe and delicious, and just what they ne cd Gail and buy it where you usually trade. Renne's Magic of and water makes the best eye water yo1 ever tried WMr rREREE& < SoNss Preprietors, Pitbsield, Mass SOLD RBYs ALI DRUGGISTS. ni
 46-lyeow Liteafleld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
iIiijMER dllflIage

At Heat. at ths. residence, of,the brides flasher, Sept 1a0, ,iBy Rev Arthtir CrdShv Andrew Hodge and Iva Leonard, dauob. ter of GhAtles Le ILeeonafa anaf arc Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

TAe tAzxe emperoEs are said to have eemhia%d la advising the Pope to aband- sa tAe Jesm7fe&- The emperors of Ger mmzy and RmzzlA being neither of them CnkAaESra thezr advice cannot he ex- ps<Aed tS have RRch weight. but the em- psruR ef Austria is devoted Catholic and hsa szpox1asoa to the Jesuits wOuId be a s~<era blow ta their influence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

E. n Reed has been sppI'SIiinted I'Ii Ieeanseri al superint dam jof the cQnsol Sfed New York, New Haven $ Springfield R R
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

SssIsss-saa COazsaezs his eyes curssd HuA deems a F<uleat to retire from the ss.ra tn next season.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

Ths New Milford Journal remarks that afasR e small crowd had watched for some time the Proeess of breaking yoke of ssssEs m the street of the village they
 wsnk EigAk up to MclahOn's Hall and re- nRwe1 the experiment by yOking up Dem o<EaAs and Republicans for the Greeley SA4As CoaSeatioa- They used up about thxsr entire stock of the latter, we hear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

He Ssa1e Convention of Veterans met sR Hartford. last week. and appointed a 1eAegaES1a tO attend the Pittsburgh Con vSsAisa. he~aed by Gen Hawley and with tAe asllOving representation for Litchfield Ce1zkys
 Li.cAse1d Counsy-Colonel Justin Hodge. B4xkhAmzted; Colonel l.. " Wes- wllR. LfAeAGeld: Lieutenant Colonel W. l. 6aeAelder. Winchester; Major T. D. LA@e. Es~ Hartford: Captain T. F. Vail, W1nehexke<.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

MT, W. Fl. Yeomans has been appoint-
 alseaptssuperfAA da1s of tt6s Conn. Western R. R.
 The Rev. N. J. Burton, John Hooker. Mrs. Fl. E. BuFton and Miss Kate Foote, E lAofS Hartford were registered Tn YLonE doh, August 91st. SAA ~' 1IAGAO
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
faTTfETPTT1

The greatest want of the present age is m9n aud women, healthy and vigorous in mind and body. The continued head ache, weakness, nervousness, and varying NIlA6a9t8 1hich afiicE Aonne6 af8 gsnsral-, N t,e reanlt 6 impeaect aeff0h oN sthsI stomach and other vital organs. Dr. IWalkeF3 California Vinegar sBittets. be- ing composed entirely of vegetable 1slb-. stances indigenous to Cali may, be- taken with perfect safety by the mast del |icate, and are . sure Eemedyy correcting all wrong action and giving hew figof to the whole system. iiis7ssA IEs1NI sa14:4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19


 Tuesday evening of last. week., was was sad : dressed by Senator Wilson, Judge Settle, ,a and iGoSs Haxleygf5The latter refutsd a Times sEande Senator Wilson in. airr the
 following e eamplhlatic termsss;sf ermIssssf 5dt sTanas l. Henry Wilson has been seventeen years in the senates Eand Ixlefy5 the Worlda to
 prove that hesis worth ten thousand sdols
 lars to-day tapplausel E defy. the whole world to prove that he ever tooka dellar's interest in any neaaare which ahas icomea before congress i4a 4applausel ls gdefy the whole world toproye that he8has aaicents, Interest in any N0rthefnb Pacific, Central D Pacific, or Southern Racifd railroaRa OF .in any steckss hendss eoE contracts afsmnyI Isertao ItelLlfis slan6erersto goto Wash, ingteafand gp among the lobby them, sand, E BcanyassElth the most notorious gamblers,
 and they Will find that among the men who caanek be sboaghtw be the name of Hen. ny Wilson, Aesxa4fi adt sssd=. .assas . 1 WecGp the follewing tram the uBridge-
 port Farmer: .Ed faidw ai saibfLnd adj s A gentleman belonging in Roxxbb bnfvS undfsvSTT Who had come 1p from NorwaIk on the 10;33 express, came to officer Jennines on 1the arrival of. the tram at the depot this morn ing saying that De had lost a pocketsBookg E that c6ntained $14S, He was fconside 2 ply excited abo ol1ff his loss and wanted Jene nflgs to go with him aisd look through the cars or do somethi ing to get track of the lost money JerI1lngs otdingly searched without thessppock hssp book of getting any race of f 1t 1t . Nken hey eTot on ths piat D young 5nllsn n aplli preached then and on leaning what they. were looking for, said he had found some e. t1ing like it and produced the 1nissiinIa siinI ar4 4sa ic1e all right .s ss+fhis nttle, cifcumstance had the etfect of inn ,Fing the man spirits Wonderfully n expfsssioa of joyous exuberance took the plaee or des2s pondencY that moment Ssbefore vas en- A thsaed on ss3a slla s aud A ven. sa1ru gi A1s sfsse- ls7id sdT .afSrs5T s9
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

.fssg' The work js leqe, and NeR Prsetew-l
 FIees from the wings of night, ,Fur iE5 ksazfAs dnsanldi in hisaiigtklp aOfaiaeQ sac3 Lsaimeda azLeagf6z2ds 2ds6g gslighflg xsaais1!
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

VEGEIRE- is not .a stimulating bitter which cfeatessA fetiti6usA appetite, but a
 gentle tonic. which assists nature ta fe.
 |88S 46 stbpadA to D ehlEAv AstiAED
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

The New Milford Railroad bridge was i built none too soon it appears, from the Journal: -os ,,
 The old bridge was erected some stwensi ty-five years ego. and great care had beerI
 taken by the K R. Co.,, to keep it liInl proper condition. but notwithstanding this and the fact that it had been pro- nounced safe by the railroad commissions eEss 1t was thought best by the directors q the road to have it removed. < To. the, suEprase of aA aome of the heaviest, tlnsi - were found to be almost entirely de-
 8ye9s and but for the prompt action.
 hach ha. always characterized the maI,- g&BuEs oA this road for the safetv of inc travelling public. a serious ancid dentwo.ild
 hAsa occAMed at no distant day.eeaisa1 -
 Inc faet that the old 4ridgs was de- U clnpsd saEe hy the laiIroad eo,nmission. sz4 no doubt ct the H6usatonib direct. esn khinking! ssh zi sssnass las ! bil
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
aPRoRAsLlE IBUsINEss.

sl The next point tp oons;dereet is Is the probable. business of the proposed court.a To make sureiiWork Aeres the judgment
 files Of our Superior gbnrat have been care. !.
 fully examined for the past two years, and
 ali the cases tried bsfotei it which, by the terms of the act, would hasesbeen tried
 before the proposed court. @ lftt had it been in existence during that tizne,i are collected i into Ina foliowiinao Vi ilist stsh . 1tj 4o4 !
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

Gen. E.. M. Lee addressed large and enthusiastic. Grant and Wilson. meetih 5
 at Wedd ddingtehs N. Y: last week
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

REMR@nxis MAGAxTxR contains: Two Kzssess HSx the Old Love Pared; Lind says Lze&s Robert Picklinis Story; Jo- sePAla%iS '-PesersOn;" Bought with a Rsiees Evas Love Letter; Engraving @Can9aared but not Sabdued;" Crochet Pattern Fashions. Patterns. Music, Po- stxy. &e, ---
 CA@k T. Peterson. 3O6 Chestnut St, RAfA a. ayeaE. .-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19
EW EA TkTe ,sY
 POLITICAL.

l s Judge Steel spoke in Bridgeport, last J. l.. Barbour, of Hartford, addressed a republican meeting .ins Plainville last week. .GHaAIIl T13 l A large and enthusiastic Grant and Will son meeting, was held. at Plainyille, on Thursday ezsnins3 , 6 cIDllua
 The Union Banner, stirring Grant and Wilson campaign paper, has been started in Norxi6h org 1UlA '
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

The Bridgeport Farmer is considerably discouraged over the Greeley prospects, FAld bkgs for rofganization and work"
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

The rent of court rooms could hardly be less than $20Oi anyear. FueI and lights could not well cost less than han is15O per an mum. There are, also ,considerablel mis- cellaneous expenses for priinttiing, station
 cry, record books, &ci,s which III the Stu
 perior Court usually exceed by q trife the court fees paid the clerk on account of the Statesby parties. for defaults, jury and court trials. sq1a adi ai saa49 ii s.ii3sa-lT4 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

WSs<AszA@rssa WOcdbuEy have voted
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

J.L x&1Ef9 IlzsTISGG neht car, apds aWaEx we afweHts feE Obsne. IWewerepleased toasset in our slonka aniar- ried friends tic 1oserlike enntions aId
 little ef at iEaell days. They raised smiles that had long laindor- lEmant nnder the throws of aeare and osor- foy:.a Let us Hop HSofp that though ihteSorable fbussiness sane a1 F5b 5bac pe4t day. .ip full force the leEeE not annk aaAse6f lmghksi sini $ I1whrlp ool of aca1ef xand Ewa5 hFeflenaBefed
 not for day, but f0f the week, the month, lse
 the year HaH past ainhe. and ; EE. D. are, at JRdd REidgs khefsxMex xfBanEl afean, aAdatse afeb babed, after soHs SftHseihto most St
 pIsasaat and rssabls days fbaEE | 9 apiastt imasotfttal |IssIn ean wlsh to iERa9dA ,nNewm let oaslsaN to beightyi 0the6aaf solir tireda frieadRItsGo and s1o hksW1ssga Aad if l5i6n Gdo< hot IsaY,
 it as oas Sf ns best Hines ns R yoR sysE S6.E en-
 ioEsd thsl val heabeaaqse .heeaase- Eyou did mot 70 &itAu Au0asspaFsS ssdszaes
 Ea 1aDAnia Nsstlstos6. has afas. caught tRiitttty tRitttty-
 s EEp q sincs MaTeh Fentylshree went abeing gS1d Qnessa0ntdoflsOne holeorEheys would malela pretty gS0F astd staGksi e Ssa ia0EntasI9 sat tnzs4ays 1ksoz sd1 10 s1x1 N Esslj hGsfszobgg gN % .siiL Ioa snoIth.I .s
 ls Iaass ,s"sa si.,ialsy ss. ss: ,:
 we heat Henf [ 'UpEeRs Rsdsi sis1li ;llsl pEeaeahs his isrsFeA aezmeA. A.a next sanday ys q ss -aFraak BsoswsSn hss had fossyfoufstt6ns
 of coal st Bee Brook ok a and viii sl fh lave.
 ffty smpred akyergbedE 1tasks1abogt stAe aseasafpimaeh3 pleased dhl,aSt .saof5oaatta Isoia1ed3 io yaEq 1 IE fo E5oSasemB01io iaaisvfa ods-sssdt hd
 .fssfs The work js deqe and 4eR RreeteQ-l gz
 FIees from the wings of night, -n sasa Leasazada azLanq1s2i1e sliahfln redass1I w1
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

As will be- seen by the following table the new court viii Il shorten 1 the business of
 thei' Superior Gourts on an axerage;1 by' about eight trials 4 annually. Estimating
 the time eonsunied1 in each trial ats two days the Superior Court expenses would ! byereduced about q $ls0 tlips reducing the. net annual cost aofstthek District. Court to
 &oies7sdI G esbiseH tkJs sdj'aa!a,.i4d .1aa . ,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

white House when tire notorious guerrilla, Col mosDy,
called 70 assure them OF hts support The horrors OF lhe
lsfa civil war IA be dwelt upon 70 narrow ~ the -
4, = ~ hate winch an good ctzens shout exert lht
ives 20 a lay. This VIII al be done ieI l' Pul p,
-.-nf- tie mower and patronage OF the GOvernu ~
la the hands 81 those who have 20 gIess4 auusu,
asse abuses rf be reformed. TIE people nave laheI
- stter info their own hands. aud are determined
tbst ff s,li be- done A. fitting agent for tins purpose
fhc havo selected ore OF their own number Ialseu -
- 80 tlr,sfr, of pure morals and undouhted honesty
are 7eIi,In 10 his support With an unauimitN par
sied onv by a similar uprising OK the people TOT 'uu
s,p,e NM ss in ls49 AS il then. % Is nor coz
fned 10 any section Of the country or party put u
e an sections AM al parties. IL r. not coaIlt.on
parties bus a union fOr The redemption OF the
m. IN the hands II the spoilers / am aware tnst i
ef ,rt l. making O. produce the impression ult oeo
OF some pc soul oddities (Which are geheidiH 49,
rsfed) Nh Greelcy would not make geOa eAttutleS
4 Ulcer. This "a great mistake. nave oeth aeq
Nj n for more than quarter OF century hho"
IAN we'll ana intimately. His great ability ana ul-
earrd iea of tue afllrs OF our own ana otner
ufrIss would enable l.ll 20 meet au thc req l-Ie
ments of position 20 which d. ls soon u 'r eleNAe1
MI nnuar Do himself and rcnOwn 90 The kaIunlc
49,. ION. JaI. i. ls-1 JNO. -. DEFKEEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
nAarpaIGN NOTES.

Il is rumorcd in Nev-Iaven that ex-UoV'
Enelh is 90 be- candidate for Congress this year.
A prominent lawyer IN Alabama writes 10
friend u New-York: Hurrah Tor Greeley, say i. lie
viii gct one vote other, provided 1--we until cleo
ton t.v TRUST rle North VIII support him; am sure
t.r -oa.I WIl- III De ls elected slt4 lee4 t-@' 1L
back Il tue Uui0u. soul as wei IS body.
NJ. John W. Austin, formerly of POulneT,
w. has written letter 70 Louisiana paper from LIS
loue I'D that state n which he says: 4 am firmly con-
v.lced that IS there is TO this broad land one man
more Ilel than another 90 guide us sdIcy tlg--h oI
,ea troubles and Us prosperous and united
cIuu trf, That man i- Horace Greeey.'
A prominent Republican of Remove, Clinton
County PENN writes TO friend as follows concerning
the "rsl4h.e" information Of the organs: For tie
Grant papers % deny the break the Northern tier
couute, is absurd. They are THE TRIBUNE counties Of
the State met Gen. Kane az the celebration Of the
Do. and saw bis private LIST. VIII any one deny Ilal
such men a the Hon judge Wilson OF Ioga, ex-senator
j. arou OF Potter. n Waters OF Warren are KepuDi
l- lt tlc highest influence Erie reports 20 per cent
ol u,r Republican vote 1or greeley. McAean " lA go
Gr..f g. To Cameron jerome Is. Earle is the mead
.e r.r.f e. perfect y-0rgauzed movement. extending
ilt cd tle .l-ug counties. His majority ia cameron
IS 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.Yonr. rhursday. Jolly .. Is7a

NTw-YoRK Thursday, July H. 1874
The usual Summer inactivity IN the real
estate market continues There were no trahsae'ohs AZ
the Exchange this morning. The legal sale when was
advertised TO take place by James NJ Miller OF property
located East seventy-eghth-st' was adjourned Due
notice OF time and place viii be given.
The sale which took place yesterday, at fanwood "
j.. by A. d. Mellck r., & Bro, was very lar RON
success only about ten were disposed OF at prices
ranging from sol o. SIg5 per city lOt
IN h. rather serious flair this attending suburban
sale with the mercury up somewhere IN the region OF
boiling point )" and owners OF pToperle-, no a 81
how desirable, can scarcely expect ~ n"sS -.
sales AZ tbs season OF the year even the most en-
husasc of BUYERS rather prefer the chance no mater
how slight. Of keeping comfortaole ~ e & -,
the hot sun even though the chance OF making uesia
BILE investments is added 70 the LIST OF attracnons
shall be disappointed II We near Oh any & sdrenf ~
success In TINS particular me uA'H "4'e4 ~
At private sale it reported 20 us that VIM Raynor
fourtbst 100 feet west OF Seventh-ave, for
F525O Also through {. Yancey broker one iu 10y on
the northwest corner Of Eghth-aVe ana NIhel!
For Tomorrow Friday two legal sales are advertised
10 take place at the Exchange, and by Messrs. A j.
Blocker son Co., Of As lots OF ground IOeateu al
sales TO take place at the Exchange. unless otherwise
noted, during the remainder OF TINS week:
r. lame. MuerLera sale under direction Of Charles A Jack
each 2e19 No. J5 West TTenFeghasL house and i0t
251saa o,-.-
referee house - cI74l on north sde Of IAr' ouh st. a
feet inches east Of leuth-aye -. r.-.--.,,- ? -,
ByA Beeeer Co.. on The premises al HeEsve l. L. Of
~ lots Of ground ,,- I'll,
b. James MGue-Lgsl sale uuie direction u Ihns Lsndon
referee 2I7o the eat side Of SuVaHt q ei
Bv Beeeser Son Co -Lera ule under direction o. Pho T.
No 303 g. 100 east Of seo'ndave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

steamship Novelty shaw PHILADELPHIA - --,,... r.
shin H. AMI Hon (brl Sinclair Bremen J. r. "H'Dy W.
~ Is5s 1Anst Medaaeh V.ierfor ireland slooove Co
Bart Queen (Rr Cowev. Gibraltar for ornsfs bou hoA
HarE Sertenta Nerl Forgensen. Corr fnnen - y,S IN
Brothers Prize (r1 kAmtI, Clernenspo ~ y n ~
~ Tre rnovarh Its1 Poll Queenstown, sioc9r On 20
Bark Castle tBrl Tnklsts, LONDON r = fi.n,
bark Ar,uiss lNor) Olsen, Bnoe ier eTltrs R.rso~
Rsrk Colsr fNor) Baarsund Antwerp leehs a ~. ~ -.
BsrE NJ Morales Or Foster Plctou n g. george H. bfeN'i'
Brg Korsak Peters. Cadi1 JAs Henry q n % n. wsh "a
Brig windsor n
Brig Lv fBrl. Laurence Little Glaze pay y $3.50
~ Tir1e IA rrnrr sontius Auuwa B. = MetolH sons
Brg Katie (BT). Robinson, LAguayf~ AA1 Z '''' ~ - " "
Schr Palma Rankin. Charleston.
ii. White smith yacEson'lhe n
Senr " " Phlro Collins, Washington d. = 81. - - III
ehr Rrewood henderson Georgetown and Point buh l. u nun
'a 20 q r ,.t- yead stamford stanford Manufacturing Co.
So Ce-r-o sghsactan Peck STAMFORD
sb+ Fve-p BARGE samfora stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
sti, or, o. MEXICO Sherwood Vera CuI Jane 90 and ia
- my ,-i sse ana PASS % F. Alexandra 4 Sons
sree.tp Ptoemy BE-, YaIy, o JaneFo = aAYs VIE ooH anu
mass 70 Busk JcFnns .-..-a x,-s,rr Nth
rose snd pass Dominion steamship Co ~, - r.
St.sbip Geo W Cv Galveston July Havana ana hey
" EFT stb With pass c. H. Mallory Co A. ..
sobr Rich lof Boston, Pierce hafoof iAAna u" Wa
S Able ingalls, oi Macts ingalls, Windsor S. p days With
plaster. t--ber
Schr. Daylight. Marin, Baracos u DAYS lh ir9ll
Sfbr Lrurs Keves Jacksonville DAYS with yeLos pune
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
THE COURTS
rrEys ACQUITTED.

The trial Of James Burns, charged with kill
iG- -4 H4uUrau. az the Gotham AQuUr-smoon 10 the
Boeerg on april 81. was resumed, yesterday morning,
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder Hack
rtt Jacob TllotsOn testified that he had known the
prisoner for B wears and that during the past five years
ho prisoner manifested decided symptoms Of insan-
y Dr. u lack, Surgeon 10 the Police Board testified
that he Lad frequently attended the prisoner in med
al capacity. and knew that De subject 70 mental
haIuclnsto4s. Dr. William shine, tx Deputy Coroner
testified that the prisoner was llbOring under mental
Laluclua0L the dag preceding rhe shooting. Assist
al Attorney sullivan said thar. Iu view OF the
t...uouy 0t DIS h-Il.-ck and shine. le did not feel
justified I'D pressing tJr % conviction. aud Recorder
Ua.ker u caIcD- the jury said That DE agreed W th
tAe Assistant DlslcI-AttoIuey. The jury returned
verdict u. Nu- guilty, tAc ground OF insanity. The
Recorder ea te prisoner % bee taken 70 the state
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