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O I V T. s

HEALTH, STRENGTH AND APPETITE.
My daughter has received great benefit nom the use
the NKGkrisE. Her declining health was q source OF
great anxiety TO all OF her friends few bottles OF thu
kEcErIsE restored her health strength and appetite
N. II. TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass,
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DoS'r HAWK, hawk, spit, spit blow, blow, and dis
gust every with your catarrh and It's offensive odor
when Dr. sages Catarrh Remedy will speedily destroy
all odor and arrest the discharge. SOS
CnAPrED HANDS arc very with those who
have their hands much in water few dropsof John.
sous Anodyne Lnmentn rubbed the hands two or
three times aday will keep them soft aud white Fish
ermon sailors and others will do well remember this
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SW D LEN Ii NJ BIS.
Ixu.xox n n T.n,... m &c

Mr.. Sfsrsns, Dear STf
write this note TO inform you OF the effect Of yeur
Blood Purifier" upon my system. When commenced
takingit, a year ago was very much debtated. My
limits were swollen that IL impossible for
get Into or out from carriage and very painful 10 10
up down stairs Indeed could scarcely stand my
feot. After using your medicine few weeks, began 70
improve. My appetite improved aud my strength re-
turned can now perform my duties q nurse with
my wonted ease and feel owe IL 10 VEosrISK
23ei MRS. Z. A. II. YILDEN.
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IS EvERrBoDr's MourH.-Pralse and "sozOdontr
Greatest luxury Of modern tmes--beautihes and pro
the teeth The ropulsive breath Is rendered as
fragrant aud eodness by friends in business
will now be no longer noticed.
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List of Letters,

III TIC 4IV'11P ttt0T VNf N.UItfi
Nay 90 1872.
LADIES Ella +. Brown, Ella L. Clougb, Larcnda T
Morse, Agnes Oimsby, Miss c. ". Wilson.
GESrLgNEN-B.s c. Durham IL Y. Jones-2. Charlie,
p Leonard, Henry payner John Rubtary. Rev. Mr.
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Nasby rs q "LiberaI.o

Ne goes for Darts and jines in cusaa Grant
The or Postmaster assists 10 place the ChdDpd.
qua Farmer in nomination, and tells the rod-
son trhU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-22

To Hon. Carl Schurz President, Hon g. N.
Julian, Vice President, and MeSsrs. w. +. Nc
Lean, John G. Davidson, and j, H. Rhodes
Secretaries of the National Convention Of the
Liberal Republicans of the United States.
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RARRE MARBLE WORKS.

PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE WORK AND pRrcrs
BEFORE PURCHASING ELsEwHERE.
II. H. wETMoRE.
barre, May II, 1874. mas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-22

a young man from IIardwck, in the employ Of
j. +. Dwinnell, of Glover. while assisting TO
plane a few boards last Tuesday, stumbled and
10 save fall, threw his right hand directly into
the planer, making small bits Of his hand to the
wrist DR. French dressed the wound, and think.
he can save the wrist joint The young ladies
interested themselves, and gave the poor boy fity
dnlIars and q CONVEYANCE home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

/. nrNcDos SQUARE AND WEST SIDE STORAGE
warebousss 10 Abingdon square 5S Hudson street
ana ~ Greenwich. between West Twelfth and
49, sirects ultce 5s3 MADISON street for Furniture,
henS perg1ce &C. placed in separate comparments
rarafui aud experienced porters constantly hand.
Teks also 90 receive and deliver goods In and or
fbe city This the cheapest and Jagged and
r,spous BILE establishment In New York
ROBERT TAGGART, Proprietor.
A STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FURNI-
N. ture, baggage, dc.-Rased elevators; separate
closed compartments any ssc always accessible uAE-
GERS Warehouses, the old , ricnccd reliable
thoroughly and completely equipped embellishments Ia
America Eighth avenue, Thirty.tlud 10 Ihriy0 ,vth
street, and 20 Ninth avenue. II. q. HAEGEk
SToRAsiE FOR FURNITURE, BOxEs TRUNKS, &C,
y at 266 and l2s Broadway, aud i5i wcstrhriy
strcct; established fifteen Years. separate rooms, al
sizes NOTING attended 10. H. MARTIN SON.
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rTREAsCRy DEPARTMENT 49, po,,,,
o w,surSGros April ij isa
TO Iron Manufacture - -. CO. c,,~
Scaled nrorosas endorsed "Scaicd proposals io 'uur
natLotoincd Iron Bu0ys Of the rrsf claS VIII ~
ccived a, this oicc nr and VIII hH AZ rn
TN, say the y,th day OF Aprii, on prGAcu .oinss
which with Circulars plans spccincaons, ailhs p con-
trnct and an desired Information, VIII pc tusru VA
aIpheauob W man, y - Naval Secretary.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO GENTLEMEN OR
gentlemen and wives, without beard, in the first class
house "a West Twcnsyth street, near Madison square
clDinn oon linu
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fI'o LET-PARLOR, KITCHEN AND TWO BEDROOMS
on the second floor, Eighth avenue, Twenty
fourth street. Apply to r. d. BARKLEY $40 West Tween
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no LET-TIE THIRD, FLOOR or 2i8 EAST FOR
u tieth street; all modern improvements aud owner
living In the house References exchanged.
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LIFTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTIETM STREET, EIE
~gantly furnished and delightfully."- cool Rooms to let
suite or sney, without board. Apply at No. East
Seventeenth street.
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Chamber
and Dining Room Suits,
Cornces Lamhrcquins and Mirrors offered by them
public, all OF their manufacture, and which
they will retail Wholesale prices for the 30 days.
Branch Store n Fourth avenue,
near A Il. SnMnrl X 20
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S0 EAST TWENTY-NINTH STREET.-A LARGE,
w airy nicely furnished Room second floor front,
to let TO one two gentlemeni $40 per week modern
improvements; references
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CTORE AND BASEMENT 36l CANAL. STREET TO LET
y between South Fifth avenue and Wooster street, size
e0x70 good light, two show windows in front: fix
lures and countcrs Of the best business stands the
street cothier boot and shoe dealer fancy goods
Inquire next door Rent $l,50O per year
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nFFICES TO LET-TWO FINE ROOMS ON FIRST
~ door Of the Old Park Bank building, No Beekman
street the two extending from front also fine
g.
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TNo LEr-pARLoR SUITABLE FOR A PHYSICIAN
W East Nineteenth street
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INGENCH FLAT-SIX ROOMS, COMPLETELY FUR
nishcd to rent from about middle of May 70 Novem
ber moderate rent L. g. HOWE,
10 pine street or lis East Thirty first street
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A THREE STORY PRICK HOUSE. WEST FORTIETH
N street, $780, Thirty third street. Cottage, S20 Sixty
fourth street. near Lexington avenue, SivO: Apply TO
MORRIS B. BAER, 99G Sixth avenue.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Unfurnfshcd.

S1 400 no LET, THREE STORY, FRENCH ROOF
spl.fOO. high stooP brown stone Dwelling 1885 West
Forty-ninth street Inquire next door Q3s,.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr--IN A PRIVATE FAM
il lily, for very light housekeeping Call Mt 229 East Tir
fipth ST.
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TIE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon at three O'clock Gus I. Hail. President
in The char
HEBREW BENEVOLENT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Cards OF invitation to an entertainment to be
Given for the benefit OF the Hebrew Bene VIOLENT
Orphan Asylum, accompanied by communication,
were received and accepted.
PROHIBITION OF THE CARRIAGE OF BUTCHERS
OFFAL THROUGH THE STREETS
Assistant Alderman GELS presented an ordinance
prohibiting the carriage OF butchers onal, refuse
bones decayed meat ana other such disagreeabo
ARTICLES through the streets OF the city, except be-
tween the hours iNe O'Clock III the afternoon
$50 for each and every orence. 1t was referred TO
the Committee on Public Health.
wISS ER5 PETITION FOR THE sEAv OCCUPIED BY
ROBINSON DISMISSED.
Assistant Alderman SIMoNsoN, Chairman OF the
ierred the petition Of Henry Wiser 10 be awarded
the seat IN the Board for the fth Assembly district
at present occupied by Isaac Robinson, reported
made Tor alteration OF the vote oil the said district
have not been established by competent authority.
and therefore recommended the adoption OF the
following resolution
Resolved That the claim Of Henry Wiser to seat IN this
ins bsen estaDhshed Nrsov dismsseI aud dene and
tina, Isaac Robinson hereby adudgod and declared duly
trici. '
The report was received, the committee discharged
and the resolution accompanying the s@ror was
adop-ed by = vote Of IA TO O. The vote was as fol-
loWs:-
AFFRMATIvE-Messrs. Foley, Stacom, O'Brien. Calvin.
ecy Hart, Costello Conner. Littleied Simonson Cumis
XIV Mcdonald, Schwartz and the PresIdent-1f.
NEaATIyE-Messrs Kraus, Coddngton, Strack, Pnckney
Wade and Gels g.
PROTEST AGAINST ACTION OF THE ASSEMBLY ON
THE FOURTH AVENUE QUESTION.
BY unanimous consent Assistant Alderman CONNOR
introduced a resolution protesting against the
passage by the Assembly OF the Dl now before 1t In
relation to the relief OF Fourth avenue. and also
against the passage Of any bill In relation thereto
not recommended by the Common Council.
The resolution was laid on the table.
The Board then adjourned.
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way 81, 81, SO. 50, OF and 90 Chatham street. zoo
West lhirty-nrst street, Is Renwck street, one lot
on West Thirty third street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues; Two lois OIL East FItyfirst street,
near Third avenue; houses and lots .l4l Broad
way and 377 and 375 Fourth avenue.
FERRY LEASES.
Lease OF ferry, established south sldeN, loot
81 Grand street, East River. to Brookyn Terry looi
o. Houston street. East River. to loot OF Grand
street, Brooklyn; lease OF FRANCHISE OF Terry 100. VI
Barcav street. to loooken, N. j., ana lease OF ran
ohse OF Terry loot OF Desbrosses street, North lVer
10 Jersey city,
The report OF the committee was accepted and the
resolution adopted, the Recorder being the only DIS
sentlent
BLEECKER'S BILL FOR APPRAIsEMENT.
lne COMPTROLLER offered q resolution resclnding o
loIher reSoli lon OF the Commission ordering the
PAYMENT OF $4,000 10 Antnony J. Blocker Tor APP
prlisng the value OF certain real estate OF New
York.
Recorder Hackett said the charge was most ex-
CeSsive.
The resolution resembling was adopted.
REPEALlNG TUE LIMITATION OF POWER TO SELL
CITY PROPERTY.
The Recorder thea offered u resolution that the
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund address q
request TO the Leg slaiure OF the State OF New York
asking the repeal OIL the limitation OF power To sell
certain property belonging to the Corporation OF the
Guy OF New YORK, provided by section ., chapter
574 laws OF 1871 by the terms OF which II Is provided
"But II said property be market property, 1t shan
not be gold or leased, unless under n condition
mat the purchaser or lessee thereof shall MAINTAIN
SAID market property as, and Tor the purpose or o
pubic market Tor NJ least ten years. from and alter
sucn sale or lease and under que ordinance Of The
Common Council or or the Board OF Health, or under
stlpulalonS III the deed or sale or eaSe.h
by request oil the Com ptroer the Recorder as
sented 10 laying the resolution over 10 next meet
ing. The Committee then adjourned.
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THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t seems to me that your journal is fully inde-
pendent upon all Subjects and beng so have no
hesitation In asking OF this question: Have the
usury laws Of the State OF New York been repealed
or abolished? II not, wnat is the spirit and intent
OF that law, II the intent OF the law IS 10 prevent
any person or persons or any corporation from ex-
acting, taking, demanding, contracting asking
more than seven per cent per annum for the use OF
money, then l would ask II seven per cent gold.
three-eghtns, one. quarter, One-siXieenth ana one
thirty second per day and one-eighth and one
thirty second per cent commission, which Is
quoted and has been quoted In tine money
market on Broad street for the past two or
three weeks Is not usury ana ii 1t Is usUry,
ls the law upon tpal subject yolatedi II y ts vIQ
lated, IL the law enforced. and il ii Is not enforced
why nOtP Can man who muruer5 be said to vio-
late law ana be punished because he has violated
the law or because he may be poor ana have no
political influence 10 interccdc for hlm2 Does the
violation OF any law carry its punishment or Is
there distinction To he drawn IN favor OF tho ind
vilual VINO violates the law II there is law reg
ulating the price or the rate Tor the use OF money
between man and man, and that law has been and
VIII be violated this very day the face ana cyes OF
that law, viii its punishment fOllow2 II poor man
steals loaf OF bread for his starving family will no
be pun shed Tor W. or course he willmost ceraln-
~ he will WhyY Because ne has violated the law,
which says, 'IhOu shalt not steal" ana the punish
promptly enforced or executed against hun. But
now behold, ye wise men, Wall street man vlo-
lates the usury laws OF this State he not punsned
and why? leave the answer Tor our proper author
tiles 70 give. Yours, most respectfully,
NEW YORK, April l. 1872. LEGAL RATE.
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THE C0NPaReyLER' APPOINTMENT.

In conversation with q HERALD reporter yester-
day His Honor said that the rnnor on Saturday.
that ne had had any communication with the Gov
a. to the legality OF the Comptroller's appoint
ment, had no foundation except In the Imagination
Of the originator In relation to the law the case
the Mayor stated that the following clause was me
clause under winch the comptroller was appointed,
AMI had no connection with the law that was said
to invalidaee the organization OF the special SEES.
SlOns-
SEoTIp 35-As amended by section 3d. chapter STA Laws
of 1871 The chief officer the Finance Department shall
be called the COMPTROLLER Of the city Of New York. and he
shall be appointed for OF tive by the Mayor
The appointment. OF u Comptroller OF the city New
York, made during the year 1871 by the Mayor, IS
hereby confirmed. The Mayor shall ill any
cancy in the Office of the Comptroller by appoint
men for full term of five years. The Comptroller snail
port the Mayor ninety days the of every per
IA whose favor has been audited, with
OF the Auditor the ether with the
action OF the Comptroller thereon and also such further in
formation IN relation to the finances OF the city In his
judgment the public interests may require.
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SINKING FUND COMMISSION.

Leasing of Markets, Cellars and Ferries II G.
pcaIing Limitation Of Power to sell City
Property.
Pursuant to adjournment on Saturday, a quorum
not being then present, the Sinking Fund Commits
sioncrs met in the Comptroller's Office yester-
day. There were present the Mayor lin the chair,,
the Comptroller, l.. A. Palmer, City Chamberlain;
Solomon Mehroacn, chairman of the Finance Com
mItce Of the Board Of Aldermen G. q, Pinckney,
chairman OF the Finance Committee OF the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen, and Recorder Hackett.
The committee to whom the question of leasing
the markets belonging to the corporation and ferries
was relerred-the Comptroller, the City Chamberlain
ana Mr.. Plnckney-reported recommending the
adoption OF the following resoution:-
That the Comptroller s authorized TO lease, at pub
lie uctiou, for the term OF five years, from The ISL Of
MAY, 1872, the markets. cellars, ferries ald other
property OF the corporation, the leases OF winch
have expired or will expire on the Ist OF May next,
and to make the necessary arrangements for the
SAID sale, notice OF the same to be given Tor ten
days,
on the list OF property coming within the force
Of tue resolution, their leases expiring the 1s OF
May next, which list was furnished ty Mr. Dunlap,
Collector OF City Revenue, are the following
FULTON MARKET.
Cellars Nos. to 81; house over market fronting
on Beekman street, house fronting on Front street
and mousse fronting on Fulton street,
WASHINGTON MARKER
Cellars Nos. /, 2, ana part of 4, fronlDs on
yescy street, part OF No. TO IA inclusive, fronting
on Washington street, aud part OF cupoa.
CENTRE MARkET.
Cellar l. corner oil Grand street ana Centrc Market
place; 2, corner Of Grand ana Centre; 10 H. IN.
elusive, fronting on Centre street, rooms on second
Moor, except that portion occupied ny the Eignln
regiment, fronting on Grand street.
ESSEX MARKET.
Cellar q corner OF Ludlow ana Grand streetS; GEL
lars To 4 Inclusive, frOntt0g on Grand street; GEL
lara and o. corner OF Essex and Grand streets: TO-
fronting on Essex street; three small cellars 'front.'
ing on Ludlow street.
- FRANKLIN MARKET.
Cellar l. fronting on South street; cellars and 3,
fronting on Front street; cellars a. and 0, fronting
| on Cocnies slip; part OF 1rst and second floors,
fronting on South street; part OF second noor front
ing on Front street.
80 CLINTON MARKET.
Rooms over the marker
GoUvERNgUR MARKET.
Lofts aud cellars.
JEFFERSON MARKET.
UNION MARKET.
Thrd 1O0r.
Old CATHARINE FISH MARKET
II0usatOnlc transportation Company.
T0APKINS MARKET.
Uay scales.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
4j5 Fast Houston street. 100 East Fitleh street
Barrow street. 100 wooster street, 1873 West Broad
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


Coraptrolier's Report FOR 1870 Required
street Cleaning and the Rapid Transit
Questions.
The weekly meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen
was held yesterday. President Cochrane in the
chair.
CRoToN WATER.
Alderman WILDER moved that the Commissioner
OF Pubic Works be requested TO communicate to
the Board the particulars or the contract for sup
plying Croton water 10 the steamships In the har-
Dor and the amount OF revenue derived thereirom.
Adopted.
THE FOURTH AVENUE AND RAPID TRANSIT.
Alderman CoSoyER rs chairman OF the Joint Com.
mittee on Railroads, submitted rhe following reso-
lulon:-
~, Resolves That The S reported favoaey BY majority Of
it for lis action regulate the railroads and the running of
lives Of The citizens or Inc DEM 4 Of the properv
and Objectionable to the wishes of the citizens ut
Sssessd lie opiasny som%i,,ss no better
by the unnaiion Of the Fourth avenue north Of Forty.
second street. for thai ana tina. IN the opinion Of
Of rapid transir' from the lower par. OF the City
stric.sd the Fourth avenue, and that the whole
for that purposes further that the cost Of the conruc
be determined and .quauy imposed upon the New York
an harlem s Railroad Company the city q large and the
by commission Of three persons, to be appointed by the
Resolved That after due consideration of the
pans submitted to the joint Committees Railroads Of
purpose oil Terminating the more rapid transit from
one part of the city to the other, do
the favorabl tae
the submitted TO by j. NJ Henry Mott a proper
basis by which tue problem vi "rapid transit be
factory solved.
On motion of Alderman CONAN the resolution was
laid over untll the next meeting.
STREET CLEANING.
A communication was received from the Board OF
Health IN reference 10 street cleaning which was
referred to me Committee Streets with lnstruc-
lions TO report thereon.
CONTROLLERS REPORTS OF 1870 AND 1872
The Comptroller presented MS quarterly report
ending March 81, lo72, Wnlcn was ordered TO be
printed IN document FORM On motion Of Alderman
CoNovER the Comptroller Was requested to furnish
report OF the Income ana expenditure OF the city
and county Tor the year 1879.
PROPOSED CHATTER CONVENTION.
Alderman VAN SCIAiCK moved the following
Resolved, II the Board OF Assistant Aldermen concur That
memoraize the egisaure authorize people
city TO elect delegates to ion to be he'd future
day for the purpose OF proposing amendments to the
charter of this city Or a new charter, which
of the city Of New York, election,
be submitted to the Leg isature.
Alderman McLAREN Directing to the cons!dera-
ton OF the resolution II being out OF the general
order OF business the resolution was returned 10 the
mover thereof.
Alderman CONovER afterwards, by consent
brought up the resouti0n, au0 1T Was adopted by u
unanimous vote, except that OF Alderman McLaren.
Inc Board then adjourned until Thursday next.
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METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Nomination OF Orange Judd and !. IL. 0ck.
ers,uuseu Ms DELEGATES.

Nomination Of Orange Judd and J. IA. 0ck-
ershuusen ms DELEGATES.
The time for The quadrennlal meeting Of the Gene
raj Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
which is to be held In the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, draws near. 1t viii DO The most important
and interesting gathering OF The leading men OF TINS
denomination, and PROBABLY the most influential
religious convention. ever held IN the United States
For The first time In the history OF This Chufcn lay
men will be allowed TO participate in legislaling
upon oil matters connected with The body There is
active canvass going on In New YORK and vicinity for
delegates TO represent the New YORK conferences in
the highest eccle c0nyoca0n of the Church.
Yesterday afternoon large nuuDer Of the lay dele
gates appointed by their respective quarterly
ferenceS unanimously nominated Mr.. orange Judd
and J. H. OckersbaUeen for delegates TO Inc Gene
raj Conference from the New York East Conference
boundary. Tue election will Lake place AZ The ses-
sion or tho annual conference, which meets IN
Bridgeport, Conn.,, this week.
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A MYSTERIOUS PROCEEDING.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. v. April s. 1872
The body OF u young girl named Mary Long was
exhumed Dy Coroner Andrews yesterday at the
solicitation OF her friends. When she died her body
was left alone and one eye ana tho nose were torn
away by rats. She was buried next day alter her
death In secret manner, no funeral service being
performed. Inc evidence at the inquest showed
ihat Tor several years past her Iater Edward Long,
treated ncr In q brutal manner. one witness testi-
barefooted, driving team OF horses for ner father
before narrow III field. me father walked be-
hlnd per, sowing seed and swinging a stout black
WHIP, with which, he al times would lasn the girl.
IL was also stated that he tied her bands behind Der
and threw ner into q creek.