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PERSONAL.

John Garvln, u. s. n, Is at tho West Side Urigas
The Hon. uoraco Williams, Of Town. Ia At the Gard
ucr.
Briggs. 0' 1'' A' 40 ~ ''' 0o"'a ''a'
F. A. picrcc, Dayton o. is gucst at tho South sldo
Briggs.
=, Tho Hon. L. A. James, Of Ottawa, Ill., is at tho
Gardner.
6hermnu. 'As
-. The lion. A. ". Bunting Of Washington, D. O., Is at
= Tho Hon D. Il. ohamborlln, Of California, is at tho
Grand pacllc.
The nev. Il. A1l1or, Of London England. ia at tho
Qrand Pacific. - " ~
the Grand Pacific. ~' A' ~
Tho Hon Goo. q. Morris. Of Philadelphia, is at tho
West Side Briggs,
. ~ gtoyens and wife, Cleveland, arc guests at the
Dr; Maiman, La Fayottc, Iad., Ia stopping at tho
6outh sldo briggs.
rivals ut the West s(ao Briggs '' - '''''A ''' a.
x19 ya'noa Cary the Cranberry Prince" OF Berlin,
Wls, ia at tho West sido DrlgEs.
III; 1amos , crody, Arthur s,orns aud George drecn-
S1lIe, Of England, are ut tho Sherman.
Prot. 4. A. Griffith, Detroit; A. r. Dub'cc. Toron.
70 r Asierhrg Manchester. England: tho lion 4.
cisco, are ut tho Sherman.
. 9n. =. oark Fort scott, Kan.; Con- 7. O. o.
Carnegie, Ireland, and it, L. snllivant. Ford ceouny.
arc registcEed at tho Grand Pacific.
~ f. 4; H. ~ hsg,eys o. Ghcahnat who WAS paHAen-
boat, is IN town Mr. hcEvey escaped With severe
strain Of hi" back but ia not seriously injured.
n1G.5 y F; Massey .na vito, Duhuauo II. A. bernard,
Imcou a. Pauj Hcosv. y Gas saaan M 3ohn
H. henheaS' oniaha, arc stopping at tue Gardnor.
The following gentlemen have bcon appointed 1,y tho
ons in sid Of o sufferers At sreyanor L., n"orJe
II. Walker II. Bpruancc, Joseph E. Elder d. r, Law
pn,n,o, rn,,,a,,n o..,.
No. 400 o. O. f. lett ts city Yesterday. on Woagto
oru tour Of three months. l1a lodge presented hin
with han.laome testimonial Of ther apprcciatioI Of
. n
Il hn n,'9 h:sno aenef s
Nal!road ana resident Of Chicago, nor General su
trono ~. at ,ne ,es Gsas o'no Nsroa Hassed
York.
Mcsars. Pulling l. Ingraham, Of the Commercial
Ioe! ,sst nght snteFainsd ot !ho survivors q
tho best accommodations Of their house. This kind
act s but illustration Of the generous policy upon
which the hotel is run,
Tbo fo,ro,v,o ra-, ,,,o, .,, ..z,.. -u,,.
the Commercial yesterday: jain Holmes, Elxtu: J.
e; MunEoe. poston 4 hyne, Mushss: Wis., 4. a.
S oy Il I"oss s pa 15sn 81,
Smith, Kingston, Ca. ]. ". Almond, Boston II. Il,
Dralnard, Providence.
Thar, ,s , ,,,,o,,or+ n, so,. ,... A., ,r,
Of o Board oi Tlao ot 10 rass % 4scrtion s s%
ready to nnsWor Snnro7sp tn ac % arc aWnys
purso,, and liberal amount viii Undoubtedly be- sub
sorIbed.
The Mayor is in receipt Of letter asking for nfor-
nation eonccEng arespeetablo farmer nanc Charles
sturteyant, who II missing frun his home III Anderson
County, Kansas since tho early part Of August, 1t
, 1873-09-19

MYERS' OrERA-HQUSE.Monro stroet, hotweun
Dearborn and State. 'hlnEt NOW ualaiuo" hlnstSost
and cnnaiu4lltiQA
, 1873-09-19

A1KENS TIIEAT1tE-wAl,Ash a.onuo. eornor Con-
ercsI sttCut. Vaudeville Performances. Iho Do'non
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-08
pailg Hennebet yomnal,
FATTENING AND DRESSING POULTRY FOR
MARKET.

There is no branch of farming that the
farmer as little understands rs this. I'M
agine his disappointment as he carries his
G0ht pin-feathery fowls to market, andre
ceives the frowns of the purchaser, or the
scowls of the cook. who sits patiently
picking them out with the point OF a knife.
Most farmers have the mistaken idea, that
they must fatten and kill all of their poul-
try before Thanksgiving. If it pays to
keep poultry at all, it pays to keep it till it
gets nearly its fall growth, and will com
mand the highest price in the market. In
the month OF September and October, tur-
keys should be allowed to run at large,
and be fed on coarse food such as boiled po-
tatoes and apples, until nearly grown, aud
full fledged; and, even when fattenng it
is better to let them run at large (but, if
shut up, should be literally supplied with
gravel and potatoes,) fed bountifully with
Indian meal dough; also supplied with
oats and potatoes. Corn will not fatten
readily, for their gizzard is mill that
will not grind fast enough. Before kill
ing, they should be examined, and if they
have considerable fat secreted on the
back. with but few pin-feathers, then they
are fit to kill / doubt not but the farm
ers' wives will agree with me when say
that the dressing should all be done at the
barn. by the men. The best manner of
dressing turkeys is to take board 4 feet
long, 1-2 feet wide, bore an inch hole in
the centre, about inches from one end.
saw out a strip from this end to the hole,
about one inch wide, or wide enough to
admit the neck of the turkey. Place this
board on barrel, with one end against
your hips. Lay the turkey on this board,
on its back. with its neck in the Stat, and
head underneath then with sharp knife,
cut its throat. under the board Chat the
blood may be out of the way; take the
turkey by the legs, draw steadily, to keep
its neck in place, raise it from the board,
that it need not be bruised, and commence
at once To pull out the tail and wing feath-
ers, and by the time it is done kicking,
YOU will have nearly all the feathers off
You will find that they will com, off near
ly as easy is if scalded. The pin-featheIs,
ii any, should be taken out at once, and
should be dressed while warm. If you do
not know how, get your good wife to
come out and show you, once for all
When dressed. carry them to the house,
lay them upon the table, on their backs.
with wings in position, wipe dry, and
when you get through, call in your wife,
and You may be sure of her approving
smile. -Monitor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-08

JURUBEBA,

It arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion of the
nervous system, restores vigor TO the deblitated,
ceanses vitiated blood, removes vesice obstruc-
tons and acts directly on the Liver and Spleen.
Price 81 Il bottle. JOHN q. KELLOGG, u Plat
St. n Y. oci l5-iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-08
:. =, A[EINNY,S

FLtt~ .><"t2ACT BUCHU,
Is Tor Brigtts Dis
ease g.. ,. ,;:e Of Diabetes in
which q, .l.s,. .Ya ifsila;ion Of the Neck
OF the ', FED ...nation Of the Kidneys,
Ulceraiuf, q I t,,a y. .;t4s ard Bladder Reten-
ton Of [ ;ac. d. H. .- of TIE Prostate Gland,
Stone in the I.iad,.. Hit, Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Ali!; rcHtrgr~, and Tor En-
fecbled and Delicate 6 ''l-, l,;t "is ( both Sexes
attended with the fo.iU"h- .yuptoms: Loss
of Power Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves. Wakeiuincs-, Pain IN the
Back, Flushing of the Body Eruption on The Face,
Pall:d Countenance, Lassitude a. 'He - TEN, etc.
Used by persons in the dee Inc 4 Grange OF
life; after confinement Or 1AIr i2..3.. lr",l-wet-
ting in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, The Tx
tract Buchu is uneGuaed by any other remedy
As in Chlor1sis or Retention, lrregular1ty, ram
fulness or Suppression of Customary Evacuation,
corrhna or Whites, Sterilty, and fer oil com
plants incident to the sex. 1t is preserve
extensively by the most eminent Physicians 'Ht
Midwives for cnfecbcd and delicate censtiilr
tons Of both sexes and all ages ~
KEARNEY,S EXTRACT BUCss5,
Cures Diseases Alisin7 ffoa Ifrpdeaces,
i1tits OF Dissipation, he in al. their stages at
little expense, little or 10 change in dle, 10 in
convenience, and 70 typ0sLTc. IL causes 4 fire.
quent desire, and ilrop strength to urinatc
thereby removing oss;ulciions Preventing M
Curing STRUCTURES of i'c rrthra, AluyIng T.
and Inflammation. 70 '.GVr,t IN mis- class OF
eases, and ctiie HlrF ~ poisonous matter.
KEAssN = IL GisAc,r BUS
$1OOpcr to-; ',7 rs bottles fer - co, del
to any H., ...- f, cule rom observation 81.
druggists yNlur. Prepared by
AEAIHEN & Co, 1A Duane St. :. !
70 whom all letters for Information sho,lld Gu
addressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-08
TAKES" on sight dsssa ans "f fot

= -...-..----.-.-f for Canvassers,
Agents and Saesmeni Henry Ward Beechers
family newspaper starts its Fall campaign, giving
subscribers pair of the largest and finest OLEO.
GRAPHS-two most attractive subjects that take"
on sight-painted by Mrs: Anderson, as contrasts
Asleep" Agents have immense success; call it
the "best business ever offered canvassers" we
furnish the lightesr and handsomest outflt and pay
very high commissions. Each subscriber, Old or
new receives without delay two beautiful pictures
Full supply ready for immediate delivery The
being popular that of its class 1t has the largest
circulation in the worldi Employs the best literary
talent. Edward Egglestons great serial story is
just beginning; back chapters supplied to each
subscriber. Mrs stoves long expected sequel to
my Wife and l." begins in the new year. Any one
should send for circulars and terms to J. Il. FORD
CO., NEW York, Boston, Chi n Il NJ IT
cago, CINCINNATI or San Francisco kAWANTED.
txy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

7 EASE FOR SALE.-THREE LOTS AND BUILDING
IL in Twenty eighth street between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues with 63 years Lease Inquire at 5il Twenty
eighth street. I'm the block JOHN JORDAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

LNOR SALE IN BROOKLYN. NEAR PROSPECT
ParkA hrst class brown stone corner House, three
house 23 by 43; ground $50 by l05s will lie sold cheap
&c Apply at IL and - Atlantic avenue,
South ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

OTIS FOR SALE CHEAP-EIGHT ON l42D STREET
u near Boulevard on 1881 and on 35ih street, nea
Filth avenue SMITH D. JENNINGS,
81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

L,OR SALE (BROOKLYN, r. d., 3l6 SOUTH THIRD
L street.-The two story basement and subcear high
stoop brick House gas water and Improvements; most
perfect order convenient to all the ferries be
oday and this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

E'oR Saloon BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, LARGE FOUR
IL brown stone House modern improvements;
walls painted ceilings frcscoed; three minutes walk
from Wall street ferry; price $i0UW 10 cent
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

L'OR SALE-A FINE CORNER PROPERTY, 75x976,
with three handsome brick Houses: all three story
and basement Nil well rented the is line, large
store, y0x42, with q fine show window. Apply on the
premises "a Hicks street. corner Of Harrison street,
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

DOR sALE-TwO FIRST CLASS BROWN. STONE
II front Houses, McDonough street. Yates
nue.. block from Fulton street will be sold
cheap for cash will exchange for smaller House or
Lots For particulars call at Farrels marble works,
Division avenue Tenth street. Brooklyn, 4. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

A -A-FIRsT CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSES;
"A. must be sold tor what they will bring at auc-
March rs ~ the Auction Exchange 1893 Fulton street
as 500 coo coz and Carlton avenue, Prospect
Park also Nos 1893 and 1906 Dean street. also Store AZ
brick basement frame Houses in Twenty first watdi
BROOKLYN, on Madison street. between Howard and
Raiph terms easy. Maps 500 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN, and q Park row, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

DWELLING, &37 CLINTON AVENUE, NEAR GATES,
- for sale lot 25x2Ol; running through ~ Hamilton
street WIN stable ON TIE rear The house has been reno
possession vii! sold bargain or exchanged
for a smaller house. Apply To WYCKoFF JAMES 2o3
Montague street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

DOR SALE-THE LARGEST PLOT OF UNIMPROvEI
j. Property in the lower part OF the city, facing or
Cherry and Monroe Streets between jefferson and Gin
ton streets eligible for extensive factory building
poses Terms easy Apply to Il. WEBER, "a Rutger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

MOST EXCELLENT, WELL LET PROPERTY, BE
for Lots; also Property ON Eighth avenue and IAti
street for other Property. BURNS S39 Sixth av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

NOR SALE-TWO LOTS ON CHERRY STREET, NEAR
IL New Chambers 90 feet 'front.' running through TO
Water street with the front on Water street with
yard will be sold reasonably and terms will
exchange for improved Property Inquire at 1853 Water
street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

HOUSES, LOTS BUSINESS PROPERTY, TENE
ments for sale, on all the avenues and stree
up town, at low rates.
JAS. X. wATERLow, ssl Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

AN ELEGANT THREE STORY. BASEMENT AND
N subcellar high stoop brown stone Dwelling In Park
place Prospect Park Brooklyn. for sale at bar
gain; has all modern improvements Also several stone
and brick Houses. JOSEPH KIERNAN,
227 Flatbush avenue, brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

(HEAP.-BUY HOME AND DE YOUR OWN LAND
~ lord No need to go forty miles from the city. bus
take Tho ferry tccnpOint and walk blocks gl
Rent street buy the House and go home happy; price
| $5LOD;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

LNOR SALE.-$7,O00 WILL BUY THE FIRST CLASS
brick House on Hooper street, near Marcy avenue
10 rooms modern improvements; terms easy.
o. v. HOLCOMB Builder.
81 Broadway. BROOKLYN, T.. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

L,oR sALE-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE,
II East Thirty. street, Madison avenue,
in perfect ordcr The Mirrors Chandeliers and
can be had II wanted Apply to the owner the prem
yses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

LNOR sALE-OR TO LET FURNISHED, ON MURRAY
Il Hill, four story brown stone House. Inquire
the premises between II A. M. and r. NJ, LOG East
Thirty fifth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

NINTH STREET. NO. sc, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
~ sixth avenues-A most desi brown stone Eng
lsh basement House viii be sold low and easy
terms HUGH NJ CAMP, LOO Broadway, corner Pine. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

NEAR SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD
~ street--Oniy s2S0D for tour story high stoop
Dwelling suitable for business purposes residences rs
feet 'front.'. lot I0o Apply to o. O. BENNETT No. Pine
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

DOR sALE-FIvE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
IL high soop Houses in Forty fifth street. between
Broadway and Eighth avenue, 200 lee, west of Broad
way; also three three story brown stone high stooI
Houses $50 feet west of Eighth avenue In Forty fti
street. with renewals GU years Aston Lease Inquire
the premises or ut 242 West Forty fifth street
, 1873-05-20

tholr clubs and residences whom, tho nonse Is
sitting. It is wlat in q lighthouse would DO
oallod hxod dloptrio light, with tho addition
Of bes mc dareos oneo he Fl n1 ,nna y; nm
nation has been testod for Homo time,
with most satisfactory rosnltp, in five Of TUG
Norfolk. Common conl gane Is burnt, and tho
oxygen Of tho alr ig brought IN .contact with tho
flame twice over, tho OBJECT boing to produce d
mass Of smokelosn white flame, intonaoly. brill
INIT capablo Of diminu!ion and expansion In
volume, to moot tho varying 1cqulrcmcntB Of .
moro or losa o1oar Atmosphere, lilo optical
part Of the arrangement is ike TINT 10 tho Ian
torn Of light-hollso, consisting Of throo verti-
cal lights, giving brilliant. hxcd whito light,
with tho rapid recurrence Of a iias]l, from tho
REVOLVING glass acroen, making tho identity Of
tho light, as fnr as It cnn bo soon, mattcr Of
oaso and cortninty. Tic screen is reyolyed by
clock work, and no less than flftoen dogreos Of
intensity GIN bo given to tic light accordingly IS
tho atmosphere Ii cloar Or mnrIty. THE trayol.
ing ray was brilliantly objective oyor all parts of
tho metropolis coming within its scope; aud asa
with tho power employed last night only 89e
cubic foot OF gas por hour waB consumed, 1t
certainly iB not very expensive.
, 1873-05-20

The Indian Mail eayB that tho taking Of tho
ccnBus in bengal, over AL aroa Of 250, ,000 square
miles, inhabited by nearly G7,000,000 souls, has
been accomplished At very tritling. cost. In
England the coat of numbering %, 900, 600 souls
amounted to nearly ESQ., 900, and in the United
States tho cenBub Of 1850 cost as much al E300,-
Of Bengal, the first that has ever been fairly
compliBhed there, cost no moro than E21 900.
This reHult waa mainly duo to tho plan adopted
in Bengal OF getting the people to number them-
selves. Tho leading inlabitantg III every district
| wero appointed to carry out the task without
payment, and 30 dearly*was tho privilege rated
by thon Ill that many who had boon passed. over
nH unfit or Buper1luous petitioned tho Govern
mont to lot them share III the honorable work.
In the sauthal. country tho village head men
strings OF different colora-back for male and
red for female adults white for boys, and yellow
for girls. In aomo villages seeds OF gravel
served the Same purpose, one person being told
30 On. In Orissa, for months before tho conBus,
Mr. RayenBhaw wont from village to village,
preparing the people for what was coming, un-
til even tho rudo hill chiefs entered heartily into
the scheme. Very few cases of oxtortion hnyo
Much Of the work got through was worry trying
to thoao engaged. Most Of tho onumerators in
1Iughli Ind to wada III tho mud from village to
village under tho forco sunshine or tho droncl-
ng rain ,!, Of Benign, Be-. IT,, soPtemoer' e be- One D.
and five more hayo since boon in
yalidod. The preparations for taking tho
consus gayo BIRTH to rich crop OF absurd ru-
mors among tho most .crodulous claasos. In
OriHBa It WAS widely believed TINT the Goyorn-
mont was going to repay itsolffor tho coat of tho
famine. Some people thought TINT only male
adults would bo taxed, because their uamos only
wore recorded. Ono man refused to let his baby
be numbered because it was too young to bo
taxed. Many people fanciod that tho consus WAS
meana OF forcing immigration to MarritiuH and
Assam. In Murshidaba1 it WAS rumorod that
the authorities designed to b!ow the surplus
population away from guns. Elsewhere It was
givou out that mon wore Wantel to fight tho
Russians, or to Beryo as coolies against tho
LoslniH. In Fnridpur the surplus w0mon woro
to be carried of to supply tho want Of wonlen,
elsewhere. In Noakhali it was tho ''0enonl
womon of certain ago. Others thought that
everybody WAS to bo yaccinatod forthwith. In
| Tirhut no ono would stir out Of doors oil tho
night Of tue consus for fear Of being crippled by
tho u ill Wud,n
, 1873-05-20

s1No s1So, N. Y, May 10.-:rho fall of 9
gallery IN Sing Sing Prison, yesterday, caused
Of keeper and two convictB, and tho slight
woundfng OF sixteen conyictB.
PououKEErA1E, N. T., May 1o.--Tho verdict Of
tho Coroners jury in tho case Of dorrott, killed
by the falling OF gallery, ut Sing Sins Prison,
is that ho cafao to lis death by tho faling OF
gallery, whoroby hin skull was fractured, anl
add !: ii We Furthermore would expsosH o,lr con-
vlction that tho Legislature Of tho State Of Now
usng tho appoas e romody n
tho insecurity Of tAe galleries.
, 1873-05-20
CAPT. LuLL AND THE GAMBLERS.

Yesterday afternoon, two West sido gambling
dens suffered tho results of Capt. Frencll's rosig-
nation. It was serene smiling for the occupants
Of those places while that burly officer waB
in command. But their days Of aorcno BAIL
ing arc over. The raids yostorday afternoon
wore made unier tho direction Of RoundBmon
wore No. Go West Madison street, Mike McDotl-
ald'a house, md No. liz Of tho HRmo street.
Ten inmatos woro brought in, together with tho
fixturos Of both places. Tho gamblers were lot
out OIL ball. to appear boforo Justice scul1y this
morning. Mike Mcdonald llaa said tint ho
would ray no moro tinos. It will be matter Of
Romo interest to know how 10 will avoid them.
, 1873-05-20
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Gloucester MAS1., IL to bo city.
Tho Chicngo INlcr- Ocea', Is tho boat nows-
-Tho Now Orlonns Picayltne says that a1vicea
from, tho sugar districts Of Louisiana represent
the crop as very promising. So,
was still 80 dcop in IIawley, Mass, that a road
had to 10 dug for thirty rods, foot deep, Nfay
0, to got to tho buria1-yard to bury porsotl: :,
MIR. Metxel, Of Baltimore, poured coal oil
ovor baucr-kroutt nliHtaking 1t for vinegar. Then
llo put It on the stove to warm then i exploded,
aud piece Of the dish knocked Mr.. Metzols oyo
out.
The Lona 1ll.) Star says that Thomas Pol
lock, living two miles cast Of OrangeviIlo, R1it-
thoron contained, except live stock, by lire on
Monday night last. LoBH about $4,000.
Tho Slate police, asaiHted by humber Of
tho local police, have been doing lively bust
noss at fall hiyor, Mass. in tho way Of raids
largo number Of dealera, great md small. tho
whole amount seized being valued ut about
|Tho Railroad Builder tolls tue truth when it
honost part Of q railway, since 10 many 1lves de-
pend upon 1t, is generally the object Of as much
tobbory as my part Of it. Whom roads arc being
built, and are poor, any rails are taken that can
bo bought with bontla."
Tito most costly now structure In Newport,
Il. T.. is 100000 Swiss Gothic cottage, build
ing on Hhodo Island avenue for MIR, H. j. Mar
guard, Of New York. aud tho most extensive
alteration is az sSo o9o addition to the old Eng
liyh =, villa Of ,Poabody, Wot1moro' Vet Of New YORK.
which IS hardly eonaidored a. nnprovemont.
ing $4,000 cottage; i. ". Andrews, Of Dos.
ton, mammoth wooden residence, 115 by 12O
iset; no1 j;oa and p Admiral G"lo III erecting SNOWY
szo,g9o 1ouse:
-Ihe bcilefonto Iron company hae conolnaed
to move 1sB works to Wiltansport, H. IAe
reason given Tor tho removal is eho e1orhitn1t
freight on tue Baid Eagio valley Hailroad, wnlch
maKcs a competition with other mllle noe opnBea
to use tlo transportation Of tats foaa o allil-
c'1t undertaking. IL ID stated that 1fo1ghs coste
nearly a6 much from boliotonte TO Tyrone as
rom Iy-2no to Fhladelplla, and that t!tte
burgn man1lactarers M @ can nap to phaaolpnla Ut
ABOUT t"o-tnlrds OF what IL chafgou from pei"
fonto. At Wiliiamsport, being o1 q main line Of
!oad, anu not on oianch, the ra!es are mucn
lo"er, ana honco the ero1noVal'-f>attsoh'Yh tofa-
'nercad!.
r-,"sabscf19ef' writes 70 tho Sen tranc!sco
Chfonacte: an idoa atrucK me thls morning,
oy Which tno Modoce can easlly ne eSterminutea
"nito III tno la'a-poub. IL III thlb; Cohstruco
Klte capable OF carrying Wo'ght, say ten
pocndsi suspend TO tho tall'ohd can oI NITRO
g'yceflno, haVing m arrangement Tor its ready
dotachnont theh ny 1t until porponuiculary
over any 5pot IN tho laVa-bcds, Which my
experienced en8'noof cah rcaolly aetoftnino;
pull tno aotacnlh6 string, onu tho havoc that
would follow tho explosion OF tho box would, l
thlnk, bo torrlblo and e1toctual. Anothor-1or
Bomc o2perlencod mfonant TO a6condln balloon
, 1873-05-20

In bis "Far Oathay," Mr.. Modh11Eat .statcs
wealthy young lady informing him TINT her be-
trothoa having lapscd into an carly grave, shc
had fnado up lor mined to commit suicide on .
cortnin day. 10 Mr. Medhurst's surprise. his
official remonBtranceB wero received with COM
woman did deliberately sacrifico hor 1ifo in tho
preBouco Of Thousands. a stage WAS erected
In tho open folds, with tented franc over It,
from which wns suspended slip Of. scarlet
crape {; ono end Of this Rho adjusted round her
a little brother, presented BY q porson standing
by, md, having fet fall veil over her face. sho
mounted cllnir and rosolntely jumped off it,
hor littlo claspod hands saluting tho assomblag Q
as her fast-failing form twirlod round with the
tightening cord"