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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
Citp Real estate for Sale.

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A FOR SALE, on Thirty-eighth-st., near
Sole CSTgs.s AIrS, l .i ' F,s Avenue Heie IT,
a FOUR-STORY. hish-stoop, hrown-stone
Il B0USE Tor SALE Fii'ee'n' uTsr E,aeys hardwood
f''A' Mirror &C. So West ryru,,rs, EnS Avenue Hotel
a FOVR-STORN, mgh-stOOp, brOwn-stOne
"A HOUSE. or SALE on I"eavenh, nesl i,salWSy price,
No we,, rreniy lasi.. PISA Avenue Hotel
The Observation-Disclosures 4-Storv brown
n stoue Private RESIDENCE Hesecoudst near fifth
ave HATCH & VAN DORM. 60 Sizihave.
A FOUR-STORY high stoop brown-stone
- HUU>a or SALk ON FoaeHihsi Seventhave 29Istx
s ai, oi-'' la.s ireuae iiio.-.
A FOR SALE on Seventy-eighth-s;., near
~ Msisan oeFsior1 aca asemeat Nova Scoua stop,
Co. No yes, Twsu,,-h1. ST.. i9t,t Avenue Hotel
A SUPERIOR brick STABLE (25xlOO), with 6
~ stalls and v" stalls coaln'as harness AMI vasarooHs anu
HATCH q VAN DoRES. slo s,r'haye
A 4-STORl higl-Stoop hrown-stone HOUSE
- "f t'L' o. i'Ts-aia'-' ns.' Filth BsSv CO..
Nc Wet rEeniv.thiri-st, FIl,a AyeHae Hotel 1.
A 4-STOBN bigh-stoop bTown-stone- HOUSE
"a s- SALE on hGss7ea'a'st near lin5i 6Rjy Co.
Nc swe,t Tv,-tr-ta.r.-.., Pnh Avenue Hotel
l epsaai 1ory troop ro,eae HogsE A'r'-'io' in
'sl'''l' ''l anu sii' HE AT Vas DORM 90 sra,s
I,OR SAIE-A magnificent 4-siory, high
L sioop 0rowu-stolc H0rsb with extension -A-A-'A ''
''' on '''' h1iCH van DoRES. eo si1,1.ye.
BARGAINS on Fitch and EIGhth-a ayes, 'front.'
Par. SIKH Sertn,u--fr& ABOVE tu' 4AAi oA
Grams s'-..'-fa a-a 81 ''i--' -'''' WM. Il. RAYSog.
NOR SALE-By order of executors. 10 close an
y -. ~ f go. WASH 1-cu-nIto -orv sttir brick hgn-
s.au zlrg, i,rt Puor, s2-aa tosesson a. Az CT. lai
$50 HOMER MORGAN. Pin'st
NOR -SALE-Ou Filty-third-st., near Fifth
j ave- broop oroVn'i'ne HOUSE "a sr ID. haTI-
'''' AI'A -''' 10 Yves, rrear ai Ffl Avsaus Hotel
EOR SALE-On FOrty-Uintb-si., near Sixth
y ave. ,siorr tisa-,,oap blo9toae HOUSE n .oraEN
AMI, 4, d.. K URhW d Co,
"F.' No. Yves. Tseai thurs ST. Fiith Aveaue HotsL
TOR SALE-Ou Twenty-Gist-st.. near Sixth
Il s-. -ar-r hieb.stnon afics HBuSE 21tX'Jto0 Prce
$40. ApplS 20 a. Is. uGEH Co.. Ah west I"eat} tlr1sl
SO. sy,ua- I.u-e-
LOR SALE on ThiTty-siyth-St.- near Park-aye
i 4-strrr I,-,iuup hr,-s- HOie Sc Pnce s@ouh FUR
r,sa- Arrow a. b. DREW Co.. NO Test Twenty iAlu-sI
Feh Avenue hotrl
NOR SALE. near Filth-ave.. large. trSt-cass,
iot,tor t-hoop browns HOUSE. % by a. AT improve
meats toula- 1rglr Alarm Nc'ler STRIPS &C.. complete 0Tle
throughout Columbia Coee ese1Dd 40. rti hiffn 't1fs it.e
rc1suus q rear, very desirable location CAL 81 a4Iess O"NE"
% W,t FHi ot.s
EOR SALE TO close an eState-EXtrd size
4 Conner HOUSE sut LOT. N4s.lOa-avt.. Murray Bill
EDMUND COFFIN.
or u z. DREW q Ca.
No -lHfusf
Flhh Avenue Ho'L
NUMB WATERS Hosting Machines. and Fire
Esr.pe Elevator, l1yU,,is ra.e-e- Dee lo
Csr1er, lateH ami sole naaueer s West roi' ain'i y
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A GREAT OFFER 2 APRIL!

Horace waters a. Son, asa Dwoy. n =.
90 PIANOS. AELODEoNS ana ORGANS II snsels-
ucutus NasTAA pHicks cAsH
rms MONTH. New eAse PIANOS nei-u ,ssisssaens
$50 Sl-s. Tik WATERS CoNCkAfO fAhLOH
ORGANS she hesaiul spd psfisci
Price eI Nsnbl1 asiassn F,eesri
non Ase New aud ssesa5bss4 e,trassst
aIL1ta DssVAAsea hIastatsd IAlAls1sst As.s
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FOR SALE, on Thirty eighthst., near
n. Sevutb-,ve furorv hrh stoop huwuOBe HOUSE sAfr
Aldo. Carpts Minor Gas fEnus &c App 70 H. K DktN
Ca No West Tueutf.thinlst. FIFTH Avenue hoteL
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YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il Tn. Most DELICIOUS and Cheapest Sauce In The World
Warrsnei pure free nJ1uous Ingredient.
CT 10, bOrILEs SOLD ~ ONE MONTH AUGUST, ls52l
Sale UNPRECEDENTED The history Of Sauce,
Sod BY Grorr- Drugs Omen bottles a. 3D. g. and u
Trade MArk-WIo- Pattern Plate Beware Of lnitstlons.
Manufacturers: 6OUDALL, BAGkRUUSt q w.,
Leeas kng .sud
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6elu Uanico-- maIes.

XVANTED-A TENOR CHOIR LEADER for
w Church in Address reference p o. Box
2,nlJ state saisry.
VANTED-TRAVELING statesmen to
w represent buns connection With thes liberal indne
nenta Address :. r.. III \. SiIh-sl. ST. Louis. do
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FOTR-SNORl. hCh-StOON. NrOWn-SiOne
a H., StIF Firth hardwood
q, ~. ~ Arpv ta a. r. DgEW Co.
No. West rVrutv- ihini.si Eth Avenue Hotel.
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Gountrn Real Gstdte for Sale

HOUSE and LOT for SALEM the village
Of wappnsers al eight mlles ouie Of s ley
back Of NeW-amhurrh Hudson River X tne ~ -
$50 grapes &c ahu - - -
most desirable Of the village there % A 49, ~. IN a,rsts
mr. ,e The house hs IL and has reenif beth pu
order has ras throughout waiter, 6c aul p nt ~
furnace urcc 10000 A two-nauua pipe organ Wiz ~ ~,
Sawar grand u,ano arnure aud carpets WI ~ sou WIN Ne
hee Il desired Further information uy be hal itoh M 'Nns
Ifr n, a. me nrerpS. or Of g. " SWes anu NATrel-s
A COUNTRY SEAT .,,.,, ,,o. s,,v
sr.t of The ut- tlsrse situated a. CkOTON
SgSss ~, H. ~. on rerv favorable TIE property
80 is q, p. scrr. IL $50 STATE OF caiiratoa
60 rb iruit trees al descriptions The bailngs on
e consist teo.storr modern Cotaar hone coaaans v
osets good oaru aI other ou-ld'I
~ house hrrr1laHrr. ~ nile from ne station
H. III I'M The westerly s Nvsi ora All AtanT po
% an eyps to the river srd c DO ls sah'v 'ei no n'n-
a
properly eau '' " EIWARD CLARKE Tribune Once
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GountrD Dropcrrn TO ret.

TAGt With eight partly FURNISHED situated high ground
quarter Of u Br vail be-
re.uons party - eve walk
depot horse ps' hepAee. For uher particular address
" DAVIS. ruhuue OGce
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science Metals and Manufactures
RON.'-lNew Series of the r,,1 Mechanlcss
VII contain the ioloElng SPECIAL ARTICLES:
T The P,o.es s. on Of Capital
SaiOna Premium The British Amy s AdniHi'trA-
r Fei I'll ing foi iI Lining Pudding Furnaces
das Action Of sgsgsiss 81, upon Be,'emsr Metal ~
s1 i EST snd Queen Eng o from %o T,o aobe r
NeE Processes for Manufacturing steel.
Teesaphc signaling through susuArn, C.bs sir W
SOM
we.ssioase Pneuaafic Contruou, Railway BrAle plu'aed
Arie-9oKes for Railway Cars. luasraie4j
Illinois Industries
ssnenss Regeneration Gas Furnace with Peat as Fuel
Anniversary Meeting Of the Of Naval Architects Special
Report sir John Pakingon'' speech , .c---.--..,.-
Exports q metal Hardware Machinery and Coal Factory Notes New
Price 3d. per COW or l a. per postage in the
I. K-oaee Of e ron.p %, CanuOnst, London, & c.
WILL the PERSON who sent The NewYOrk.
Cross Patncroiis wrte, Ms DAVIS sl
very anxious 70 hear
IMPROVED BREECH-LOADERS = Lates
improvements best Londoh Eorkmalshp seelonng 1eoa re-
Pness Express Double Rides small oore1 3 NJ BELLY Co.,
ELTZABETH BETTONEY, otherwise ELIZA
H BETH MATHEWS the above-name person VINO came ron
II W..hngoa in SesYorE row alive her husband
Joseph Mathews any OF their ehdTsa are hyns ana S AZ one
England vail bear Of something Their dyauge
ITO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON
Americans wishing spend short time LONDON comfortably
and economically. may FURNISHED HOUSES or APART
MENTS liyanee rents varying from e to 40
per By application SYDENHAM WATSON Aucilone and
Real Estate Agent, p Inverness road BaysEaer London.
Heah quarters honest and careful attendance and complete saus
action gusnneed Refer BY permission to w J. shma1 ESD
VNHE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
TORY ~ THE WORLD.-rHB LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale Sauonerso Naentnes
shop Tickets Funeral
Tablets supplied with material Tor TIE de
great Looking Glass Stone Ornaments The Dragng
@ Coil 90 inches lengh especially recommended j. l.
30 and $50 Strand. London, W G., hanueory
shippers supplied Wholesale and Export pnce Isis sent
application.
DURE FRENCH WINES and SPIRITS.
4 DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS
Messrs. GARENSR H. SUB Cier Wine Growers bordeaux
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Summer Retreats.

WOODSBURG PAVILION, Woodsburg L. /.
Tins will he opened June be reached By
South Long Railroad For SC. address
~ P. SEWELL Proprietor
DOUND HILL HOTEL Northampton, Mass.
Ia Unparalleled lceney beating groves fountains Gu
healthy aur unknown contnuf Terms
40 n send stamp
cular g. BAyrA Srcretsrr. lEAD FULLER superintendent
CozzENS'' WEST POINT HOTEL
WILL OPEN ~ FIRST DAY q JCNE Three Cottages
20 Let With Boan SPECIAL oleuI parties
board 81 Fof Particular. tllrss
EDWARD COZZENS. West Point. n Y
COUNTRY BOARD-STAMFORD Conn.
" The Institute ou Clarks HilL'
be open 1r Boarfers, MAJ
BY FORMER PROPRIETRESS, %. WILLIAMS
ao on grounds private ~ furnished Hot aud
cold water gas "a ever rOon inr occupancy
cal .r ai.r.s. Is WILLIAMS % Madson-ave
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pURE FRENCH VINES and sPIRITS.

IbIKL I KENIT1 W INEc dLU u lItIIC D
a DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS.
Messrs. GARENSE. n. SUB Gle, Wine GroSers Bordeanr,
ship ali qualities direct
from America Accompanied S'h reference OF remit
Pnce forwarded Application
Americans visiting from the wood and IN
bottles and purchases London depot the same
terms as at Bordeaux either he supplied IN
London shipped direct IRON BoneauH 20 any part Of
the United States Address Messrs CRENNR H. SUE Ce at
Bieauz or the London Aeencr Is Argrst Reeent Labdon
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fonoon ADVERTISEMENTS.

AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT-RACB.
TIE Vct0rs. The Oxford and Camhn
Turner'S LlbeT Stu6iOrum7 Two ID
. Lord Mayor al the Mansion House.
Sidney Darres Review ~ Cafhs
Action az Sebasiopol. Oct. ~, i85f.
5. Trusty, IN Janua-v 1853.
Wrssrs WILLIAM
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DoGro dnn Rooms.

DoGro am Rooms.
nESTRABLE PARTIES wishing tirst-class
IL BOARD eegan. private healthy AID delightful
boating fishing aud bathing
BuiJs by n b. H. H.. photogapn and
obtain rarIruarso A. o. bAhWlN u Flrt-st
GTAMMERING.-New York StImmerng In
> lesnh,hel Isp Prof. Mann Coiun' Manager ~
West TseaiThiriL. references furnished, humenis appl
snr o. s0ues used Boarisrs pay io board
wees ant. cured. Tor prospectus
CT. CHARLES HOTEL european Plan) No.
- cl9 Bnairr corner Beeekerst-si1re Rons Al dav
FAMILY GA Hotel restaurant ami ne@y
uf1l,te.. broalw the Hotel
GEORGE ; a LEWIS LELAND Proprietor
GLANDS STURTEVANT HOUSE,
- Bsolawav eighth and TEeuiy-ngt.ts NeF,Iort
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELEVATIONS
CENTRALLY LOCATED
NEAR THg DIP ITS AND THBArBRS
LEWIS GEO. s. LELAND, Propre0r
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hoIels.

tloIel5.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washin gtOn-st.
~ lOcupyng Worcester Spuughest Boston b.
,. ROC EkS. Proprietor.
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, VT,
Rev - NEWMAN, d. d. Prop Opsn from MAJ Spsca
o amIes boaulcIS
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6ouses ano farms Uante0.

WANTED, to rent for the Summer months
w fufrishd COUNTRY HOUSE healthy location
eLisEi 10 ety. vail be carefully a,sa Aecsa D. A. e. Insahs
O1ee. nth terms and pariieslIrs.
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passengers at the Hotel de la POste and allowed
them just time to dine and look about them, no
more. Thus for about century this little town. being
constantly traversed by strangers, picked up some
ideas from them, and its Inhabitants became
advanced thinkers, rather proud OF their cviza-
tion. In 1858, when Lourdes was about 10 obtain
a worldwide celebrity, most OF the Parlsian re-
views and newspapers had readers there. The
Reuue des DsuI MondeS then at the head OF French
literature, numbered several regular subscribers.
The coffee houses and wine shops took in the
steele, very unerthodox print. The local gentry
and the clergy divided their attention between the
Journal des Debats (then admirably conducted by
an unequalled stan OF wf1ters) and the PresSe the
kontteur, the Untrers and the onion. LOurdes had
a club, printing press aud newspaper OF its
own; also a court OF law, well organized police
and various public establishments OF impor tance.
The population. like most mountaineers, were
noticeable for their hard and practical common
sense; and it would have been as difficult to get
the better of them as OF q community OF Scotch
Highanders They were strong, healthy people,
OF pure race, which had seldom intermixed with
foreigners; and contemporary statistics men,
! toned Few places where the schools were so well
attended as those OF Lourdes. Every little boy
there was sent to some schoolmaster or religious
fraternity to acquire the groundwork of education
Every little girl was sent to the convent school O,
the Sisters OF Nevers. Far better taught than the
inhabitants of most French towns, they neverthe-
less preserved much Of the simplicity Of country
life. They were hottempered folk. generally
upright and just In their dealings and averse 10
change. They made good conservatives IN politics,
and their morality was, and is exceptionally
good.
| WISE LITTLE TOWN
1t was and when one came to consider Iits nstitu-
| tions there were several things worth notice in
them. For instance, the secret OF trades unions
| had been known TO the Lourdes workingmen ever
| since the fifteenth century. They were called
| "brotherhoods," and, strange TO say, they were
| approved and protected by the Roman Catholic
| Church. Each Of these brotherhoods had chapel
where they met for prayers instead OF pothouse
where they might have met to drink, and from the
name OF that chapel they took their designation.
The brotherhood OF "Our Lady OF Grace" was com.
posed OF agricultural laborers quite new thing In
England, which lately stirred up that honest and
The New York herald., 1873-08-23

with the rest OF the congregation alter vespers,
the evening Of the day when she had kept her
fourth appointment with the Virgin, the awful
form OF the French Official stood up suddenly IN her
path like lion, or at least that animal which
Q lions skin.
'In the name of the aw,D said the voice speakiua
by the mouth of Policeman Jacomet
"What do you want, sir ?" inquired the small
shepherdess, who in dress, manners or appear
ance could not be distinguished from any other
little peasant girl who had just said her prayers.
.T am ordered to arrest YOU and taEe you up,"
replied Jacomet.
.sTake me up where ?" said the wondering girl.
"Up to the Commissary of Police Come aong,u
growled Jacomet.
Bernadette told her story firmly and clearly, and
Policeman Jacomet put the child under an inter-
mnable cross examination. Nevertheless, he
could not detect any falsehood In her narrative
and, having In vain tried to bamhooze her into
contradicting, he abruptly put on terrible aspect
and roared.
"Y0u lie,n beloved Policeman Jacomet with sud
den anger. "Y0u are cheat, an impostor aud
unless you confess your sins will have y6tiT
marched OF to PRISON. 1t was the old story. Tho
victim had committed offence; she mad DOM
nothing worthy OF death or of bonds and IL seemed
unreasonable to send her for punishment and not
wherewithal 10 SIGNIFY the crimes charged against
her. "Come, thou victim" shrleks the legal rem
resentative, "crimnate thyselrn
"what 1 have said, SIR" persisted Bornadette.
'1s quite true" (c'est Ia rerte).
81 will lock you up If you do 1t again. bawled
the policeman.
~ have promised" returned the child simply,
"to 90 every day to the grotto and to pray there
at certain hour. When the time comes l. am I'm
PEELED 0e sus pousseel to do by something within
me, and which calls upon TO keep my faith,
At this moment some tremendous thumps began
to sound at the door OF the room where this pro-
fame work was going on.
Nobody can come In TON n'entre paS." shouted
the representative OF the law.
But the thumps soon banged upon the door with
an evident intention OF beating it dswn If IL was
not opened; and when is gave way behind H.
Ioomed the burly strength OF Francis Soubirons.
the ruined miller with an angry crowd at his back
~ want my daughter" said the miller hoarselv.
and then when be locked w and saw that he was
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ulStS VI mOIuiux. DcTuducLCe, WHO was SLlll In u
pious ecstasy continued to regard the celestial
being, invisible to every eye but hers, and after
while her companions spoke to her again.
"G0 to her, since she beckons to you. Ask who she
is and why she comes. Ask IL she is soul In pur.
gatory who implores our prayers, and request her
to write down her wishes that we may fulfil them -
Nine. Millet and Mlle Peyret had brought pen.
ink and paper, which they gave to Bernadette,
who then advanced towards the apparition. AS
she moved forward step by step the apparition
began to retire into the interior of the grotto and
the child followed It.
my lady" said little Bernadette, elf you have
AMI thing to communicate will you please to have
the goodness to state in writing who you are and
what you wantSn
WHAT THE VIRGIN MARY SAID.
The Divine Virgin smiled at this simple question.
Her lips then parted and she said -
I'll need not write down what have to tell you,
Do me the favor to come hither every day for f(.
teen days"
IL promise to do So" replied Bernadette. The
Virgin smiled again at this answer and repued:-
"And as for me | promise to make you happy
not by any means mon point in this world but in
the other"
Mme Millet and Mile. Peyret, when informed
OF these particulars, asked whether they might
also return every day to the grotto with
Bernadette, and the Virgin told Bernadette that
they might do So Upon this occasion, as before
Bernadette remarked that when the 'lady,r as
she still called the appartion, was about to vanish
the light around her remained for a brief space
after she was gone; and that when the vision was
about to appear before her. nrst the light made
itself visible and then the lady,
PUBLIC OPINION AT LOURDgs.
The next day crowd OF 100 persons followed
Bernadctte to the grotto, and the day afterwards
1t had increased to more than five hundred. No
one present on these occasions could see anything
more than little child praying IN an ecstasy under
the shadow OF a cavern in rude rock. Nothing,
absolutely nothing, and the sco1ers began to
laugh at them The doctors said that Bernadette
was merely suffering from cstaepsy--a common
and well understood disease. The editor OF a radi-
cal paper printed that she was thief The people
In the wine shops, whose ideas were farthest ad-
vanced, said she wanted to be thief and get
money By tricks, beneath discussion by an honsst
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absence for three weeks, when their cialHs
arc almost adjoining and their houses less
than 4 mile apart. The neighbOrs be
lieying thus, and being determined to fer
ret the thing to he bottom. took BrocEman
srom his house, conveyed him some clEhU
miles in tie woods on "Wednesday night,
and twice hung him to a limb until life
was almost extinct. in order 70 force from
him any know ledge Of the matter he might
possess. In this they were unsuccessful.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
prevails throughout Labettc and adjoining
counties over this series of diabOlical muir
ders, and if any one is captured known -
be connected with these mui ders the courts
will hardly be troubled with them.
THE GRAVES
were all deep. and dug in II systematic
manner to a depth of about five feet. The
surface Of the soil was kept separate from
the suhSoil, and preserved to cover the
top. After the burials the ground WAS
carefully plowed and narrowed over.
THE NINTH MURDER
was that of Il man named Jones, whose
body was found i'll Drum creek some time
since. He WAS killed III The same manner
as the others, and had been hauled to the
creek in Bendcr's wagon, which was easy
to track, rs the wheel was diShed and wab-
blcd. He was thrust through hole in tho
ice, the ground being frozen so as to pre-
vent grave digging.
A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE
connected with the burials is that all the
bodies were Buried with tie left arm cross
ed on the breast, and the right arm lying
by the si..e. This is supposed {" be tht
sign of an organized band, and that wheI
one member is arrested the remainder fine
the money to defend the accused
TIE RENDERS
consist of four pcrSons-the old man, vh'
is Il stout, bplIy fellow with shaggy eye
brows his wife, not particularly diheren
from the average German woman OF low
degree :; the son, who was a stout youth O
perhaps twenty-five years Of age. and
daughter, aged about twenty, Who PIE
tended to be claiTvoyaHf, fortune tclie
and spiritualist, and who seemed % pos
scSS complete control over the balance o
the family. She VAS rather good looking
with fair complexion, light eyes. and yel
low hair.
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Justice Perry. Of T..-
county, Was q yrInrfr.,I ~.
affair recently. lie lad E..a ID
marry a couple, auddr..',.g.,s... g,s.. sr.
arriving at the house. -l,t tt...'. lai
rods within Ncuau., r.,.... ,,,'. j, ,.-s
had no Jurisdiction. III ID s.
therefore, abjouacd to an ',..i.. l...
there among the bushes 81 Tea !.
made one flesh. s .s
y singular wreck oc,r-
shohocken, on tie H,aas.,....'- a--.
week. \ heavy ras.a ,r5.I. ......
fell from the tender ora f.sf..r6 '..
end of which was secured -. as.
As the rope and hook d.. ,.s G..
track lh: hook caught In
turned ii, thus cau,iur Il
der to rHn int" caal train 49,,
eIal of the cars. ''-- a..
: he horror az GcImsut.v-
voiVlng q series ii ease, ar .. @
which = woman named Err, --
over seventy years. figure, ......-
gradually developing INF,
possible more fri-hruT -n.r '.-.....''-.
Mrs. Grinder Agurea som. 49,. - "a
IS believed that she has -rrr-..T i. i
TO death eight OF nine rr.>.-.
seven members Of her own r.......
At the " hitc House r,.-,.....-
on Saturday evening James IL
ed, William Briuer darysr.....-
and David Walters slightly s
were fired by John PEOPLES. a f. f
. section Of the Beyls crn.,v.-..
discharged his revolver m H..
after lie had been ku-rkaI r.-.-.
lie was lying on IA. -rpu.-. -r-
= railToadcr. received shot .. 81.
Peoples and several pi.-., Ia...
rCSteC.
Dispatches has been received o.
headquarters, San Fraucis-.
Davis, dated May L, report.a,r..
Modocs have left tie lava l1- r
VS. had sent Il detachmc.t a- ...
cpnnyiter aTUuEd the srrr.-aa So.
Of the N0docS. but tics ...-.-r.-
cant. Gen. Davis has Sautan.-
dred cavalry troops t. cuHe.r.
what direction the t.oGae- ..s...
Warm Spring Indians arc .r s.
country for Traces of the }In.
probably ESCAPED t. Ire u..ua
Il hc wonderful lutCla-e. III.
l. shown in a recent case st ..
4 York. About two u'.r. ,-Is E.. -.-
Can Br0Ssler Was arau--i Iss. e.
ing 10 his brother Lcw.s. .aaa.
across the bed, sca--..cf Els &
then ieaging ON tie H7ga l..a
lCEdly. FhSaklng Tie aa.aa-,
very strange, lie got SIP u- at
went To the Il o., Iu s..- ga.
way. he say tAs body of Isw.-a.
the neck C0Tb n ca,a,- s-saa 50
tied toa hook Ezed I'm ta= ia {
Tile latest C-am tLc -.a .
the NoIOcs are .eutTeur.-... Il 3
lava, nearly si-!4seu mikes IS
the old TUIe lake camp. N.'
been sent forwOrd with rl.aE.F
Capt. iIasbrOucll. who cam.et u
tie enemy. Firing was lean.
" - --N".Nfft-' lft''i laaa- ftaa.f
supposed - be engaged wi,a Oh
The troops Ia the field sutier {
water. treucTaIs Davis and o..
lost their lives = few days siur-
. to cross TU!e lake in q g"le of ,
A radical paper say, e.
Ergo.d. of Flint. Michigan, j.
To be more definite, Josiah Pea.
rested for stealing. He ha- ..
, down and carrying OF snt. &.
Der from government lands T..
. ~ aud a United States ti1.
taken him into custody. Wiz
NnthjGE-only Josiah ". Be-
res utatiye n the congress F..
St. tcs from the .NlLu.--g..-...
Nay, more. Josian .-a ....s.. ..
= ical persuasion. ii-aa.a a.-... E..
naturally c1mmeul-d lam 80 lie
his party.