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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24
The west.

Chicago postofice clerk, has been counter
feitnlg money orders quite extensively in the
West. His latest operations were in Indian
apohs. Detectives are after him. :. Parricide
ltem In Jacksonville. Ind James Murphy.
aged IS quarreled with his father, and draw
ing a revolver, fired two bullets at him, both
OF which grazed the parental head. The
would-be murderer was seized and disarmed
- The following is the Indictment against
the Modoc assassins, whose trial commenced
az Fort klamath on the 5th OF July:
1. That they, Indians, called and commonly
known as Capt. Jack Schonchin Boston Charley,
Black jim, Barncho, and Slatuck, members of
certain band Of Indians known the Modoc hand
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24

men were instantly killed, and several badly
injured, in coal mine near st. Louis, by an
immense piece of slate falling upon them.
Crop reports from Alabama, North Missis-
sippi and West Tennessee are very encour-
aging =. -Four young men were drowned at
Baltimore, hast week, by the capsizing of
boat.
JACOB THOMPSON has written a letter, which
appears in the Memphis Aualanche, in refer
ence to the story of deficit of 1921 900 in his
accounts as Secretary of the Interior His
explanation does not differ from that which
has already been given. The defalcation was
the crime of clerk in the Department, and is
in no way to be charged upon Mr.. Thompson
committee, consisting exclusively of politi-
cal opponents, declared the Secretary. twelve
years ago, to be guiltless in the matter, and
their report was unanimously approved by
Congress. The ticket drawing the capital
prize (S100, 000) in the Louisville lottery was
held by l.. II. Keith, of Kingston, Mass
Willis Morley, Of Giles county. Tenn,
drew the second prize of $50. 00e. :.
large meeting of citizens of New Orleans
was held last week, at which the Beauregard
unifcation resolutions were Endorsed The
caterpillar has appeared in the cotton fields in
portions of Alabama. Louisville was visited
by four fires on the 18th inst high wind
prevailed at the time, and so great was the
alarm that Cincinnati and Indianapolis were
appealed to for aid. The losses we're over
800, 600. Cotton was planted more widely
this year than usual in the Southern States
and if all the conditions had been favorable
the crop would have overtasked the labor
available for handling it. As it is, the Depart
ment of Agriculture reports that wet weather
has reduced the xleld to an average figure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24
Bold Attempt to Rob a Bank.

Estimated.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
WHITE CROSS LINE
w STEAM TO ANTWERP DIREC

WHITE CROSS LINE , ,,
w STEAM TO ANTWERP DIRECT.
The splendid; new powerful steamship
q. f. FUNCH p. Knudsen, Commander
will leave her dock Harbecs stores, Brooklyn on Tues
day. the 5th August at Price OF passage First
cabin, 7h currency steerage, $50. gold. Steamship
SrElNMANN Will follow. For freight passage apply
to FUNCH, EDYE CO., q South William street.
ID DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
III TAPSCOTTS Emigration and Foreign Exchange
Office So South street, New York.
For drafts of fl and upwards and passage tickets by
steamship and sailing packet at the lowest rates Apply
to TAPPSCOTT BROTHERS CO.,
81 South street. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
"A steamers ssIl from pier % North Ryer New York.
GAsTALIA.. Sat, Aug. g GALhDoNIA.Wed, Aug, q
ANGLIA; Sat. Aug. e ITALIA; We'd Sept. :
TRlNACRlA. We'd. Aug. 20 AUSTRALIA. sat. Sept. 8
CALIFORNIA. Sat, Aug. % OLYMPIA. Wed. sept. 10
The passenger accommodations steamers this line
ssed for elegance and comfort Cabin state
all upper deck thus securing good light and
ventilation - ..
TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
Sat Steamers. We'd Steamers.
Cabins s7s ES1d Snd sss s7S H5asaf ana Us
Cabin return tickets, secur
ing best accommodations. $50 $3.50
Steerage, $50. currency.
Tickets for passage to from any seaport railway
station In Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
ut lowest rates.
Drafts for any amount at current rates.
COMPANY Offices, No Bowling Green New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Wednesday
WYOMING. Morgan August 10 y:W A. NJ
From pier l6 North River.
Cabin Passage, $50 gold; steerage. $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, s32. currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg Nor
way and sweden, &c: Drafts on Ireland, England,
''""'' anu Williams GGfoN, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING The UNITED STATES NAIL
New and full powered steamships,
sailing from New York on Saturdays from Liverpool on
thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way: . =.
SELtiT Stss August 10. at :3o A NJ
From the White Star doct Payonis erry Jersey Citv
rasse nger accommodations for all classes unrivaeu
combinng safety, speed and comfort
seioons, staterO0us, smoking room ana bathrooms IN
midship section where least motion 10 felt Surgeons
ana stewardess accompany the steamer
Kates-Saloon, $780, gold; seerage, $50 In currency
Ihosc wishing 10 send Tor friends In the Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid cercates-$s2 cur
rency.
China, &C.
Drafts from 81 upwards
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at
the Company's Office, 10 Broadway, New York.
J.. H. SPARKS, Agent
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE
CALIFORNIA JAiFeAS AND CHINA,
carrying, Mails Passengers and Freight
Aspiswall. Panama, Santa Martha
Central America Peru
August 2osteamer ooEAS cha n4tEEN Captain seabury,
SSain hyF ~ e lr
ALASKA, Captain Nolen leaving Panama San Fran
sso fcnnectng FOR ali Central american and south
G ak % S OF h each rSm MeW
San BeniC ona ssn% Sr"s and sfA ASse e"f he
gust as lGr Honolulu sandwich Islands; ., ,a.va Co.
n Gf al
ply SSf H. Rsl
II. J. BULLAr, superintendent.
CAMANA BAY COMPANY FOR PUERTA PLATA,
a TYBEE EO1fS GapfS I penoy VIII
santo Domingo city in sums to suit purchasrs Tor sale
'0' 'eS sfoFFoRB q ' BRpfHRRs spff CO.. 2, Broadway
A TLAs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
n Mail Line for West Indies Havana and Spanish Main.
River for Turks Island and Jamaica.
For Port an Prince savaniiia and Carthagena, CLaR
lBE 9Th August Fl F rfIS ep Ess
s IS River w oO ss U Ceds
mGRsW fer Rsyarn "a dlr.eet as follows .uur..,,
COLuMBIA. August l9
WILMINGTON august 20
For freight and passage Caving magnificent accommo-
WILLIAM 2 so cGEDE I Sa%,,ss : CO: Sss.n
d. MCCLELLAN, Agent In Havana.
vo. ~, rTsosrcso T and T Vera ,, Cruz u,o ,ov,,,
pier No sNOr'h RIVE, EvEkS q 3 s1REiitNk;spAy + N;s
CITY rI OF ,Tl HAVANA diavana ana Nassau) Aug
- Noon, Sat-, Aug. Is
For freight q agR so SONS s broadway
U'ExAs LINE-FoR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT
! Key West carrying the United states mail -steamer
y SrodDss D's e S. Eat ct
hSn naa mSn.n an na 81 paints on s sSsfss
for orwardns in New YORK For freight or passage Say
ing superior Sef2%%GafosslY' aeeeyS Maiden lane or
W.. p CLYDE, ll9 Wall street
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Tne CTG%ws new ESSs sEsssS%sAp s o,ser
w pier ~ SSrh yer SStusy
given to Galveston Insiapola ROckiOrtor Aranzas wharf
.ass ssIp pp sssa or
FoR SET MfMahASTs, 2HhEASs DsFEGT sHEGEsurr LINE.
i"e ''e"ms"ip EMILY b. soUpER
from picr 50 North River doot of North Moore street,
on Saturday, August at3 O'Clock T, NJ
Freight received daily. Through rates given to st.
Louis, yicksburg Mobile. Galveston and Indianoa.
dn Tss
LoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Southern Line.
The Al steamship CRY OF DALLAS, Captain Bolger.
will leave pier II East River Wednesday August g. at
p NJ. Freight received daily Through rates given to
Galveston, 1ndianola, Kockport Aranzas wharf Bra
zos santiago and 81 Louis CABIN passage, $O Storage
s25. For freight passage having superior accommo
'""o"'' "'pi1 IT, MALLORY 4 CO., 1883 Maiden lane.
L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
i The Old dominion steamship Company WI, despatch
from pier 81 North River steamship ISAAC BELL Blake
man commander, for Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond on Thursday, August T. at NJ. giving through
bills OF lading 10 ali points south and Southwest Through
passenger tickets TO all points. Accommodations un.
eqn allied Apply at pier 81, or 1t general ofce, l6
Greenwich street. corner OF Dey.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
FrERyooN BOAT FOR NEwBURG. 20 Oh
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

FoR SALE AT AYcrIoN. WITHOUT REsEEsvn;a
gsssns!Iss bs.Is1 S' double ssSss
@ 50 s%S: sss'E s:":
Jun JUNK ripe rusy' Gauges Block and FALL
g. wEINBERGER AUCTIONEER-MARsHAL's
TX Bosr sn SsS na % oMs Mat
e. ri sHsn S% Hs Ss'1 pr
va's family By SST%u STSsT a,asn.rv c,tv Marshal
Thereafter by order Of John Larkin 80 eases old Ho
S f a
q Auction Extraordinary
200 Finest Ocean y|Els Sites Ss on the Continent
Ocean View Avenue,
% bepos lie Ss%
Jersey Railroad Ocean House, etc.
% SATURDAY. August . at ONE O'CLOCK .,...
TO and HSso fare Row
JACOB soaAR3 Et1g AgqTI9sEnm p19 sn.s.,z
At Il O'Clock at the auction rooms No North William
Soer SaSs Flies fSdf LIP Sfs
JAMES N FORD AuCTIoNEER SELLS THIS DAY,
RRn1s suits EaiS,ta1s
Lounges Buet sare Bedstsads. washan Book
ns ana SSes @"
Gsss na cT9Gsery TIN WOOD and Iron rgrnture Washing
housekeepers and Others
MARsHAL's SALE. BOGART, AUoTIoNEER,
Nor,h t1s dsy at II 9c9cs M Ct the auction rooms No.
worm "'lAm ''''e j5arcFo JosEPHs Marshal
PAwNBBoEhR's SALE WATCHES AND JEWEL
lots p Gold ana Silver Watches, Diamond and Gold
Ses ana S1sas sGR
6 HERMAN, AUcTIoNEER
O'clock @ q No j SoxsIy tie sniiIs STOCK dsslsS1
large
SS ssss
bs u S PSU
hrst and sixty second street ~ "''''' '''"'''
rNHE WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF WASH.
ngton will be sold at auction, by order OF survey.
Wharf Hsax S. on satarday the 18th % day 9ta Of Xu'
Starr, leaving Halifax A, NJ; Tuesday; ;l2tn inst
Join Y G. j. BALE Is BrcsdWay IpS New York
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.
w Salesrooms 80 New Bowery.
Will sell this day at IL o'clock. the Contents Of the
Liquor Store southwest of Forty third street and
Tenth avenue; one splendid Epu English Ale Pump,
walnut Counters Kegs and Casks, Glassware good
stock of assorted Liquors. Ales, Wines, &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTToNEER
w BY virtue of n chattel mortgage
will SELL Friday, sth inst at IL O'Clock. the entire
Fixtures and Furniture contained in the Liquor Store
No. 63 Park place, in the city Of New York fine Coun-
ters French plate Mirrors Clock Ice Chests Desk Chan
deers walnut Tables and Chairs Oilcotn, Glass and
Silverware. WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr.,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
IN offer extraordinary inducements to excursion
parties for the great watering place of America,
Long Branch.
The attention OF churches, societies. clubs picnic
parties &C., called to the following schedule Of reduced
rates.
Parties of 50 ana less than 100, 81 so round trip.
Parties Of 100 and less than zO, 81 25 round trip.
Parties of 200 and over, only 81 round trip
The East End Hotel,
under the management Of Mr. Gus Fuller, with Its beau
tifu lawns. croquet base ball and other pleasure
grounds for the free use OF excursonis as well as for
the reception OF permanent and transient guests
Rooms and meals ct liberal rates.
It Is the most desirable location the beach. For
information apply at the Company's office, 80 Broad
street, Astor House, pier Is North River foot Murray
street and at the general office, Long Branch.
JOHN r. COLE,
General Freight and Passenger Agent
M W. SERAT, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

DEGULAR CONEY ISLAND BOAT-DAILY ExCUR-
4 ~ I sions to the seashore. Steamer GENERAL sEDG
NJ, l2:l5 35 r. NJ. Franklin street at 20 II 10 32
pier No North River at $3.50, II 80, 3 80
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

~ Harbor and New Suffolk.
Steamer j. h. SCHUYLER
CAPTAIN G. c. GIBBS,
will leave pier I6 East River
foot Of Wall street, at 8 p M
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
MONDAY. wEDlNsfsaplHY wEDNEsbhY AND FRIDAY.
Leaving sag Harbor at p NJ.
Leaving shelter Island at s. p NJ
Leaving Grecnport at $50 p. NJ
Leaving ORIENT at $50 +. NJ
The j. b. SCHUYLER Will leave Sag Harbor for New
suffolk every Monday morning at O'Clock and return.
Fare to either port, ST.
JOSEPH T. ROWLAND,
Office 66 South street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
A UCTION SALE-36 WEST 18TH ST.
~ near 9th av., at l01s o'clock,
on THIS DAY (Thursday).
Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte,
Paintings, Dronzes. silverware &c,

A UCTION sALE-36 WEST 18TH ST.,
~ 1saF on 1ns III AZ D.Y III 1qSns.dSss' SsISss'
MagnpIaeSsnt Household Furniture, fianOfOrte,
eyfwns sq ss
Mirrors, Carpets. Bronzes Ornaments magnificent rose
S TsHs
WISHING to this sae alc h sS
''Ase' '''' A'' ' 1UGusTE MARITIME. AuctIoneer.
An EXTRA LARGE H9TsEHouLD s.is FuRSIru RE
800 yards velvet Brussels CARPET Mirrors. Curtains.
Paintings Bronse coefs aa
r: % FSp %on Sri ESQ., e. savss @ cl E
rope, the private residence 61 East twenty street
fsane Mirrors e GRAND sn"s bas
SUITS ss "Ps f 16ss
Chandeliers, rosewood and walnut Chamber suits, Nat
s sssdas Bling nsR s.P Ses s ftse
Cutlery; servants and Basement Furniture Ac This
or country residences Fourth avenue cars or Stages
or Third avenue cars up to 26thsL
AucrroS 7sa 10 WEST
LUKE y1JEsS SasSss. e s VII :s ,s day
over s2S,ccD worth and 400 lots by catalogue,
Srsy
S% sp So Of oo ssslo
Suits rosewood and walnut Belsead; Bureaus Mat
&c, also Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Over sej
ios, 70 SUIT purchasers.
DY r. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER
- Mortgage sale OF Furniture.
THIS DAY Ohur sday) August7, at l0ls o'clock
AZ the private residence l6} West first street.
. Seventh avenue,
the cntre Furniture Carpets Mirrors &C. Of the
story house. Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room Ftrn
ture rcn Carpets IN good order French plate Mirrors
carved black walnut Bedseads Dressing Bureaus Ward.
roles best hair Mattresses, spring Beds holsters and
Pillows Blankets, sheets Spreads .Coinforiers. China
Glass and kiichcnwarc. By order Of mortgagee'
| DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AuCTIoNEER-sEIIs
- lOo'clock, 90 stanton street. handsome Household
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding Stoves, Crockery, Gc i'm
! lots MAX BAYERsDORFERS salcsroom, 81 East
Broadway
! DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs
- "a o'clock, 81 East Broadway, large sale OF House
hold Furniture, Carpets Bedding, Stoves Crockery,
Glassware Tables, Chairs Desks, Iceboxes, Showcases
Pictures, &c,
| DY IsADORB j. swARZRoPH, AUCTIoNEER-wrIL
ID sell 10Y O'clock 239 East Eighueth street Stock
and Fixtures AWNING. Icebox, 6c., Grocery Store
| positively in lots. Dealers invited.
JlY IsADoRE J. swARZKOPH, AUCTIoNEER-wIIL
ID sell lO1 O'Clock, 9t8 third avenue a mile house D.
elegant Saloon Fixtures, positively in lots Dealers in
vited. STRAUs sWARZKOPH, T5 Bowery.
LRED. JEwETT Co,
Auctioncers,
1885 Greenwich street, corner Dey
Regular Thursdays sale postponed 70 Friday August g
atl0b O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

A NICE FARM wANTED-NOT OVER 80 MILES
"A from city, In good working order, value from So
TO $70 for such will give In exchange two fine three
story brick Houses well rented close City Hail. Brook
lyn. Apply to Mr.. DANIELS 2 East Thrtynnth street
No agentS
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

For Sale.
A BAR0AIN-FIRST CLASS COTTAGE HOUSE. 0
n rooms all improvements; lot !0xll0; l6 minutes
from New York, on Jersey City Heights; price So 500;
terms suit ession immediately Inquire Of VREE
LAND TOMPKINS, l04 West street
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
REAL EsTATE WANTED.
SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION.
A - By b. ". IVES
salesrooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar street
Sale of Miscellaneous Goods.
On FRIDAY. at II o'clock,
general assortment OF Dry Goods Groceries Hardware
Cutlery, Plate, Teas, Wines Liquors segars Salt Fish
Canned Fruits ladies' and gentlemens Clothing, Mil
lincry Goods. Full details tomorrow.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE AND
"A salesroom, 81 Nassau street, Horse Auction Branch
9 to 2 East Thirteenth street, Carriage Repository No.
Cortandt street.
GREAT SALE OF MIRRORS TO THE TRADE AND
OTHERS.
ARCH JOHNSTON will sell this day tThursday>, at II
O'clock his saesroom, 81 Nassau street large
ment and mante Glasses oval and square Glasses
Glasses Toilet Glasses, shaving Mirrors, &c
Suitable for the trade and others
LII THE ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
Broadway, TO be sold at auction this day commencing
at l0 O'clock comprising every article necessary for
$780, elegant Paror Suits Bedroom Suits Mirrors
Brussels Carpets, Oil Paintings Lace Curtains E,ageres,
tresses Bedding, Lounges, Clocks also Dining Room,
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
A UCTION sALE-s35OOO WORTH HANDSOME
n Household Furniture will be sold positively, without
reserve, this day Thursday, at residence
2l0 West 2lst ST. 7th avenue,
commencing 10 o'clock precisely by ROBERT G. CASH
IN Auctoneer 457 lots by catalogue consisting Paror,
elegant Decker "a octave pianoiorte Bookcases Books
Etagere Turkish Chairs gilt Tables Bronzes Paintings,
Dining Furniture Extension Tab'o Buffet, Chairs
Silyerware rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture,
quality hair Spring Mattresses rep and plush suits
II Carpets, Kitchen Furniture Storeroom Contents &c
Parties attending sale are requested to be present
promptly at ~ o'clock. 7th or sth avenue cars
N. B.-House 10 let
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

ENGLEWOOD.-TO RENT, FURNISHED A LARGE
ply at No. Pine street, office l. @'P
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

LEWIS E. WOOD Aactioneer. 9Sl Henderson
street Jersey r City Friday August Il oisGek
eSpper Kettles 2ooo gallons each; g wooden Tanks
Hade pu 20 cSDpe5 hanks 3 to @ stns
S sSSys feet HS:s lot copper Coils Tools ppPsI
Ing rpe PulleyA Gauges, Block and Fall super'Heater
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Sis BROAD.
~ way, between Houston and Bleecker sreets-EverY
one should visit the wonderful museum; it is OF
everything people should and understand Lectures
daily on 1.-THE Philosophy OF Marriage" Those parties
orWarded post tree receipt of25 cents by addressing
Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

EARM AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET OR
= ease1on reasonabie terms situate in New Jersr y
tenv miles from new York about 80 acres range car,
rage house ice mouse everything In perfect order good
shoo ocaty perfectly healthy two pots within hall
mile Of place trains nearly every hour Call at or ad.
dress ~ and " Prince street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

- COOKS Tour to Egypt Palestine, &C., and Return;
COOKS eighth personally conducted party to Paris
Vienna, Venice, Florence, Kome Naples vesuvus, Pom
pei &c. will sail September 49, ninety days expenses
paid tor $500 gold.
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
world will sail from San Francisco October l5 next.
COOKS tickets enable individuals to travel they
please-ndependent Of parties and by any tram, steam
boat or diligence. -
COOKS american Tours, combining the Northern and
Western Lakes, Saratoga, Niagara Falls, White Noun
tains Long Branch Springs and Mountains OF Virginia.
Richmond, Baltimore Washington, &c
COOKS Excursionst for August, now ready gives full
particulars, and expenses Of all the above Tours
- ~ COOK, SON JENKINS,
262 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

"A sale or to exchange; brick house, with store. Fo
particulars inquire at $40 West Thirty second stree
after p M - - -
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
CITY REAL EsrArs FOR SALE,

N.FooT FRONT HIGH SToOP BROWN sToNB
"A House for sale on Forty ninth street Third
enue !; $1,000 II. r. DREW CO., No. 9West Twenty.
third street Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
Commenced Nav IL 1873
Harlem boats leave Peck slip (pier "a East Rver) for
Harlem %naricm every halt hour, from UA. NJ until r NJ,
cepting II A. M IL 30 and T. NJ. landing ut Eleventh.
Eighty fourth, Astoria o9th and 10th streets B-See
time table where boats land This the only line
bridge. j. f. TALIMNN Sunerinfendcnr
sunday boats leave Peck slip at 10 NJ and every 45
third street Astoria. " ''
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

ITO CHARTER-sALOON STEAMER WYOMING,
bargcs Sarah smith, Caledonia, Republic and Chi.
Oriental Gi owe, Iona Island EaRleswood Excelsior
Park and Wanepex Grove. Ohce, temporarily, 39 West
street above CrlatcpheI. H. u. CROSSETT.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

/ D. WEINbkKGEH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. sale this day Tnursday) August at lo O'Clock az
sedstsads SnIssqs wardrobe Bookcsses one
one fine Buggy, Harness, &c all taken from fine pr
XDoLPH BIRNBAUM. CITY Marshal.
Thereafter, by order Of John Larkin 80 old Ho
and in old Bourbon Whiskey and fine old Rye 60 cases
CgarS &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-28
FROM NEW YORk.

New York, 81. The damage done to the
stone pier by the collision with the steamship
Limmerick yesterday, was quite extensive.
Some 80 feet of granite Gaping having been
disloged.
New York, 27. Vischbroat who shot his
wife and then shot himself late last night had
been married IL years, and had II children,
three of whom are living. Both are still
alive. He says that she left him seven times,
each time going to brothel, and it was while
endeavorng to persuade her to return to him
that he shot her.
New York, 81. Congressman Bond Of New
Jersey, is announced to-day as having return
ed his back pay, amounting to S4,71O, in
GLIDING interest on portion of it accrued by
investment.
Major Meidell and family of Chicago, sailed
to-day for Europe. They were accompanied
to Sandy Hook by several journalists and
prominent citizens.
Lorrenstein, the alleged murderer OF Wes-
ton, is expected to be extradited by the Cana
dian authorities the latter part of the week.
Additional particulars against him has been
obtained in Brooklyn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-28

She vas playing with Q tub which was d -
nogsneao, and losing her balance fill n head
nrst. and went down under ~ tnb. 0he
would have drowned but for the finely aseiet-
ance Of small boy, aged seven yesrs. named
Willie Rogers. The brave little fellow -
his playmate fall. and he immedistely turned
the tub over, and when little Maggie came M
he caught her BY the arms and drew her out,
Father Conlan's congregations, 1t Calais.
held picnic on the Croker grounds, on the
bank Of the st. Croix, just below the city, .
few days ago. The attendance was very Urge
indeed. The gross receipts amounted to up
wards Of $4,000.
1t il nc- stated 9. e!se;al authority that
the Grand Trunk railway company propose to
open at once connection with the Boston 4
Maine railroad in Portland, either BY frog
or switch, a. the Eastern road shall select,
and in case they make no selection, then the
Grand Trunk will make the connection in the
way they shall deem best. But at all events
they propose to make the connection. The
Grand Trunk Company viii, when the new
Lewiston and Auburn Railroad, now building,
is completed, run it by virtue of lease, and
the plan 10 to transport all Lewiston and Au
burn freight over the Grand Trunk to Port
land and from thence to Boston over the rails
OF the Boston and Maine. A system Of pas
senger ticketing over the same route will also
be perfected. The Grand Trunk are BY no
means unfavorably disposed toward the East
ern road On the contrary, it 10 their policy
to be on friendly terms with both Of the Bos-
ton roads, retaining the right of making spec
ial connection with either IS they may desire.
Next Sunday is the time designated for max
ing the connection. The Grand Trunk claim
they have the right to connect with whatever