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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

.uzsEaL ASSORTMENT. Erkhart X Judge.
= ILLS city, have On hand fine and well selected
"e1 miners supplies. family groceries and gen.
A merchandise, especially adapted to the Spring
Ts md have just received fresh additions by pack
'an Hon the rallroad; consisting OF quicksilver.
A "ea' oofa1, nails Of all sizes, pick handles.
N'ls pointed 'hovel. etc They hare also Just re-
s'sda me lot a choice ranch butter. aud some
@1oa oregon bacon and hams. They also have .
instrument Of svsrthing Ia the liae Of clothing.
pn"ls ans selection Of cashmere pants. suit
"' spnns rear. Give them call and examine
"a' md prices b.tor. purchasing elsewhere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

Our Assay Once Is under the supervision OF
Mr.. i. W. KRoEnEa. and We are prepared TO make
returns Of Assays OF Dust. Bullion aud Ore in six
hours aud the correctness u assays guaranteed
aud losses from coinage at any United States Mint,
made good.
Particular attention paid 70 the Analysis OF Ores
and Minerals.
Dust. Bullion and Assays Of Ore lefs At the follow.
Ing places will be forwarded TO this ONCE for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Maaigan cannady. Pioneer City.
Con Hrsiey co....................G Granite Greek.
J. u. Duke X Co.. ..................Cc nteYvslie.
q. W. MOORE Il co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

Asrnrnrsy-A report reached here on last Tues
aax evening. from Boise City. that Hon. J. K
ss.s.r h.a returned and wa. on his way TO fdAho
City. accompanied by his wife II sueh - Inc case.
we congratulate the Judge On his new Al.
feel glad that be has realized the truth o. tue "'
adaxe that. though repentance may come 'Ase'
better late than never to mend one ".ss All" '"'
oil the scriptural injunction His many tfen"' -"
now extend him double welcome. with many Wishes
for long life Of matrimonial bliss TO the happy par
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

A Corr RETHEAT.-our old TREND henry fi''''
ger has painted pspered aud renovated ms o""'.e
tionery establishment Oh Main street nns u n.s
Come one Of the most attractive aud coy HUE 20
treats in our city Everything II ~ n'a' a. p'''
about the piace. snd Henry has the largest We" =.
best selected. stock Of sweasmeas puts Al"
copfecs Of every description ever presented 70 inc
public in tho Basin Henry II Liberal 70 iA"'' A..
Il one Of the clevercst and best fellows IN 'ha
10 deal with.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

Psocxsrrxu. OF THE Do.Rn.-rarsuant to adjourn.
meat, the beard Of County Commissioners met IN
Idaho City April y. 1879 Present T. A. Stevenson.
Chairman. and l. r. IAmbing-o,. W. Richards. Clark
In necoranc. with the order og the Board. H. zspf
d. Mccl.usoeA. Francois Miller. J. c. Fox. j. ID.
Essnms,. u. Marx. C. s. Kingsley. q. Marie. Thos.
Barry. j. ID. Emery John West A. puquc;se. h T.
ptowman, and J. Dalioa1. suresiss on the official
bond Of John Brudbeck. County Treasurer. appeared
In person before the Board and answered questions
In further Justification ~ such snresssa ~hSrenpoh'
the Beard being satisfied with such jussshca'io Inc
bond Of John Brodbcck. a. Treasurer OF Boise eoun-
". was declared good and sufficient No further
business appearing the Board adjourned an nex'
regular term.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

From the period when surgeons applied their
salves to weapons instead OF wounds to the present
wideawakc ago. the medical profession has often
Willingly taken side with Disease in its conflicts with
the human system. Even yet In spite Of the teach.
ings Of centuries Of experience. some physicians
believe in depicting their patients already seriously
exhausted by sickness. with powerful evacuants.
emetics saivanss caathartdai pias,ers the lancet
But. providentiaily. public intelligence is ahead OF
these medical fosss. who belong Of right TO the
OF crusadcs. That powerful ally Of nature in Its
warfare with the causes OF sickness. Hosie,ter's
stomach Bittsrs. has opened the eyes OF the
to the paramount importance Of increasing the vital
strength Of the body when mcnac.d by disease.
They understand that when the atmospheric conii.
tons adverse to health IL wise to rciAforce the
syx,em with Wholesome tonic and ssimaiant aud
thas enable IL 10 combat aud repcl the depressing
influence Of al tnclcmcns temperature. Ii the con
ssisusionai and animal powers always thus re-
cruitcd In the presence Of danger. the mortality from
consumption. bronchitis chronic rheumatism. kc-.
would Be much leas than IL now H. The causes
which produce croups. colds. qninscy dipthersa and
cartarrh seldom affect strong aud active vital sys
tenn. aud OF all vsAiising preparations. Hosscsiers
Bstsors has proved the most efficient II IL not
claimed that standard tonic Ia specific for lung
plain. and sasermi.ent but IL INTERESTINGLY as
serted that tho BEST known safeguard asasns: all
the atmospheric elements OF disease.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored Impeiments TO Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books aud Circulars sent Free In sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. fa..-an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fosxsoual skill iApri3m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

oorr 70 RS vAfI.1Y.-krs. J. =. Wickersnam
"a rh,,aren In f,r Boise City By last Friday'a
sta~e q vtse 70 friends = tho Capital intending
y - .heent week o. ten days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

WIN On sAruRoar.-Messrs- peyton 4 Hol
aA"ns thoroughly repapered. painted and rem.
-" generally. their elegant saloon building. on
VII again open that popular place Of
'4 next saturday. in hrss class style. They
icon hand large and we'll selected stock Of tho
49," "'ao' OF liquors ever brough. to the Basin;
Nv, Win the best brands Of cigars: and nne
sue newly arranged. will be found in resdi-
k-,,. ''s WHO delight to punch the IVORY
"a, 'ond Of social slas. canno. and : more
pace IN s'wn in which to part.ks Of such
@aaned.s. Give them . call
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

Tn JA,n.-A man from the lower country VINO No.
h,s ebov rsshsr too often lately. was ssken'
,.h 80 Nm Jams. on last Saturday, and for safety
49,, : ~ IN Being allowed % roam around the
,.,a \. acaisd the vsll. or fence. on Sunday, and
-. 800 = 1ovn. We learn that he has tapsred on
ana 4 nov II ri9ht
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

(,oops or AL Krxps-Messrs. J. B. Emery w.
..,,l have on hand in their store and hreproo ce'
lar. an immense stock Of general merchandise sucn
- family groceries Of all kinds. supplies Tor miners
clothing. ssddiery and harness. wines. liquors ano
cso.r, Of bsst brands, hardware. qucensware ana
croctery table and pocket cutlery. and an endless VI
,s4v a Goods Of every description. suitable TO the
sr.da which they arc Offering 1t reduced rates. 10
-. - ,.r. room for their immense Spring stock
now on the rosd, and shortly TO arrive.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

BACK AoAn.-Dr. ]. H. Ralston' VINO nss o'
sent since last Fall. on visit 70 MS olo HUME :.
Springfield. Illinois, returned. on -" aue.~,.
plscsrviils, accompanied By his family we maven
seen Doc yet, but presume that Ike others VINO ~,
wandered o. star better country, ne 0o'S'-
there Il NO Mace like Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

M ! !. -aaor J. B. Taylor has rstsrnsa from
p,so. - Capital. and says NJ has ecs ia u ~
pa ht .a nah and Rubbing dawn b says i
mink som mash prs6sgsh,s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

AVE Srock--Messrs. LAuer / Swim
Ae, !. 'e'ec'ed stock Of groceries. staple and
upoS.. 'sn - general assortment Of miners
IA. ,ho.., 'e.y description; gum clothing. picks.
eo.h,,. 'lo'ce forks. ETC.. ETC.: and in The line
ha u. :. assortment to suit the fancy Of al.
ION II. ne mans blouse 70 the finest bali.
u md l.. T.. -'e'' fashion and style. Give them >
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

he t,o .hu. A1.-Ara. Dryden McClintock and
op,. :, lsfs last Tuesday. for the railroad
pa onnr.eu York city. on visit 70 her rslativsl
a nn,,. ".saos' expecting 70 be absent for ~.
saAa ,.a :. We vi.h her sass tip. h.ppy 70.
aa ,a,,, ,uln with the old folks st home, and I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-01

Pa Val Chinaman bslosging % The
: Dr,.oo,,.. while engaged q WORK on WIN
1t s.p,a.- es-ama' about mite nom town, On
~ bps.s - cavsd on and klllsd "a cut. h
~ his company on anrA.-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
TWO WILL CASES,

In December last, John Anderson, n German
lie had relatives In this country and his parentage
unknown. BY his will he left the whole OF his prop
erty ~ william ii. schndt, who erected building
property that he had leased from Anderson. Tho
will contested by the Public Administrators on the
grounds that the testator was wanting Ia tostamentary
capacity at the time of the execution OF the viii and
ba suffered from delrium renen3 before and after its
execution TIC witnesses who appeared IA behalf Of
TIE contestant members au relatives ~ family
with wnom Anderson had for some time boarded aud
they testified that Anderson had stated them that IL
they would take good care Of him during his hlo they
should have all Of MS property after mis- death Surr-
gate iutchUs nevertheless, admitted the will 10 pro-
bate, yesterday.
Tue Will OF Francis Warden. late foreign partner OF A.
T. Stewart, was also admitted to probate. All Of the
property Is lo De equally divided between his four
vying children, Wiuiam d., Edward 81 and Clarence
Warden ana Janct T. Carripgion. Mcssrs. a. T.
Stewart ahh Charics H. STRONG were named n his
aD1ut S2OmOU
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
COuRT NOTE

In Part H. of the Marine Court Judge
Joachlmsen fined about forty Jurors $500 each ana ABOUT
sky more 500 each for not answering u her udues
Judge Culver Of this city has instituted sew
era suits in the Supreme Court for coored citizens ol
this State against theaters and saloons Tor v0aon i
the act recently passed for che protection OF tDer o
rights. a,
A netit iury was summoned in Brooklyn,
Yesterday by Judge Benedict who stated thaI ths week
would be the only opportunity for the transaction oI
Jury business previous TO the Summer Vacatoh' Inc
case OF the United States agt. Frank n Jones, VINO
had been indicted for alleged violation oI tIe pensiVn
answer, his bonds were declared forfeited
In the case of Frank Miller agt The BARK
Enm. L. oulton, Judge Benedict Of Brooklyn rendered
the following decision, yesterday "The hbeants are
therefore entitled to be paid the wages actually earnen
by them in the service OF the snip az @ Ine r,e m
with this decision may be agreed on by tne fIoe.oIs.
not agreed there III be reference 10 ssceru 'e
amount due"
The counsel for Henry c. Bowen. proprietor
of The Brooklal Union), Messrs. A. W. Tenney and
George Holt appeared yesterday, before Judge hcCue
in the City Court and moved TO yacate tne 0ruer %,
arrest heret3ore gIasu IN t'S % iS Snneriniendent
OF Public Schools, in which the damages are id at siOJ
the notion and the Court reserved us declslou'
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Shea, the following inquests were made, yesterday
Miller agt seinhardt for S72 GO; s. Gilman for paintIH
and g. & P. Howe for defendant Pawlick agt. PaWhek
for s5l 62 c. NJ Stafford for plaintiff, aud Simon Levi for
defendant Forester Williams for 1901; T. GaStegar
for plaiptf and II. r. Ayeril for defendant. Booth
agt Phelps, trial st in progress; W. ID bgoth i3F
paintiR and Man Parsons for detendnt-IlP Paf III
Of the same Court before Judge Gross the following ~
quests were made Cagney agt BOVINE, for S2y 2S NJ.
Merchant plaintiff and j. H. Cornell Tor defendant
Pitt agt Kcarns amount not stated H. Z. schenk Tor
plaintiff and f. II. McGlOne tor defendant Henge agt
snOn amount stated; j. j. Lyons for pldlhtin, anu
Marin for defendant Busn agt. PatoU, for $50 05
(ttorneys' names given) g. F. PerrinOud agt Geo
). Wilkes for SlO2 % attorneys names hOJ gINe3,
for nIalntlff and David MeAdam for defendant,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. George Macdonald has returned
from the West. greatly improved In health ana VIII
favor his friends by lecturing Milton" at AssoGi-
ton Hall Saturday afternoon He Is 10 saii ior Luz
rope late IN the month.
The Hon. William j. McAlpine will deliver an
address before the members OF the Chamber OF Com
merce in the great hall Of the Cooper Union this eve
nng on The Water Transportation OF the state OF new
FORK ana its bearing upon the Commercial prosperity
OF the CITY,"
The election for Delegates and Altcrnates OF
Typographical Union No. 6 held on Tuesday night
at No 10 Frankforts The following the success
ful candidates Delegates-John Kenny, James Han
nan lanes MarsdcD, NJ. II. MeNamaTa Alterpates-
Thumas Burke, william Fitzgerald John Koy, Francis
Fitzpatrick.
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
made long report TO the Board Of Health, yesterday,
in relation to the validity Of the contract Of the Long
Island Bone Boiling and Laboratory Company for the
removal OF ol from the city, the contract being invalid
in tbe opinon OF Corporation Counsel Smith and the
Counse TO the Board John !. Davenport The Commit
fee reported that an investigation showed that II the
contract vast invalid the power 70 maze new con
tract did NOT rest ia the Board OF Health Dat was the
right of the Board of Police. 10 was mexpenent they
t3ouoht for the Board OF Health 10 pass resolution
declaring the contract void 3he report OF the COMMIT
tee was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
nrn heinr hIlloa. rnloss we wrest drown them thoso

are being killed. Unless we wrest ron .ne tace
powers that they have, ruin stares u w n tho fable
Mr. Curs's amendment was then lalu i up " IIe LA
Prof T,f then snake upon the main resolution io s,, M
the railroad men had done noble Worh na ' nv, heen
tracts of country which otherwise would !et ~. ~ ,n
unproductiye lie did wish the railrohis, W a., IN
slaves. thev should be asked To act as aRcn.s i, ~
Buckin als0 spoke very strongly AGAINST tS' % h 20
onolv NJ II Wiiher said that lew lnohths nsu ~ tt.
SIGNED e nre, dency of railroad Whicn h" pco
In the Interest of the producer ana against Topoy.
That Iiea had been carried OUT III "uhban,
h, no onld moi have sectional repfettnthton ccI Nv
tbc farner or the railway enplOJe Lt ,hc Nh9S pIu
d'n . ien,ent be represented. Mr. MADDOX sald that
,o r,nedy for the wrong was In the DdIIOt Nnat VIC
nnod to do Is 10 have the Government OF the united
S,ates and of the States the railroads anu rnu
tben, NJ a rate which will merely pay expenses lie
anted the peope to step in and take the place OF he
cor1,orations DO not denOunee the corporations Dut
institute something in their place.
Tho motion was then made TO strike out the worn
hrelug" and was lost. The resolution then car
ried nearly unanimously. The last two resolutions
were then adopted. s. L. Moore moved that Com,
mttee be appointed prepare address To be Issued
to the people OF the United States. Tas Committee
consists of the Hon. Josiah Quincy OF Boston, NJ -
WILDER of Michigan, Horace II. Day Of New-Yurk X d.
Ferguson OF Troy, n. "; Henry Bronson OF Kansas j.
A. Noouau OF Milwaukee, Wis, aud w. H. g filce vl
NewYOrk. The Convention adjourned TO NEE IN WASH
ngtOn la January 1874. at the call OF the Executive
Committee. Most OF the Western delegates returned
last evening 10 their homes. During the SUMMER auu
Fail active work will be resumed IN establishing Ihe
subsidiary organizations proposed ~ the resolutions
The address Of the Association VIII also Oe Issued
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08

tu,a nv his congregation Tho County Physician,
who has Just prepared his annual report, Gas
sines the cases which have received his attention
horn ts: drowned % burning and scalding fatalities
81 deaths n ON dissipation, 49, suicides. II lnfant
eide sunstroke, 8; neglect, poison, murder,
snffocatIon. 6; smallpox 2...The Newark Baptist CITY
Mission has resolved to eKpend " 800 In this city during
tbo aresent vear The Chadwick-ave streetcar com
many have reduced tho fare on the road to cents.
Albert Fehlersen was robbed OF gold watch and chah
while aseep on a train OF the PenDsylVanlS Railroad
Tuesday night.
MoRRrsrowH--Luslgnsn received the news OF tho re-
flsa OF the Court Of Pard0ns to interfere IN s ease
Yesterday morning with vehement swearing ne eVhce
no fear OF DEATH but continually curses the judge ana
Jury before whom he was tred,7 and especl1ly t@ne Tue
prosecufor Ue seems utterly unconcerned about DIS
fate and appears rather plotting how he may revenge
himself upOn those whom he dislikes.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK PROSPECTS.

The principal stockholders of the Atlantic
National Bank held meeting, yesterday afternoon. at
thc bank but details Of thcr operations could be OBJ
talncd Application 10 toe PreHdcn (sOuhwOrth) failed
~ elicit auy information, he deci1r5d that be- knew
nothing of what they had dome, what they doing,
og shat they intended 10 do. although a the moment Of
;uapry he Was ia con.dfIoi with several the share,
boll,.I. among whom Was Mr.. burrows, the heaviest
holder 10 the bank
Iqalrg was direct 70 Nr. Blrr0ws, bnt thai gentle
man Was unable t. iurash any inform ton II thc
etorkbnder. ha1 agreed 90 and pIy tc hdebt-
educ - Of 40. bd3k, hft Lct would probably have h'cn
t,YIf EuoWu. IHc inference Nas therefore EaAlly
drawn by nervous drpgstOs tbut the stockholders 10
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08

No, r,era % rav unless compelled; and later ru1ts
were afoat Of sales OF claims by depostos ~
An effort was made trace this rn,oi TACT hat any
source, but II could not be esta9lisnou nc
sales had been made. ,to. ,vIl no arraigned
r. L. Tainor toe defaultinR cashier ,mcnt w recently
nevt Wednesday 10 plead Ia the ndlcth. tha United
found against hlm by the Grand jury nofore Commits
states Circuit Court. He was brougu,t hut was not
sioneP osborn Yesterday for examination pu'
.lUl AL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman Hou,e-The Hon. =. b. 3 Plneh9ack RaxsS Gl
LsuGsns and Ceyslasd Of y,oo House-Josepb
Ps Tss.asr Of The Great wetern RsTy o. Col IT,
M.nm h0's " s1 nSr siCongreman Woc9Sndss
q vermont Capt A. HALO" s,oSa, S 1Hcs@Tbs lion
WonsIi Of LSusHs and GongTss'%ah pSavu and
of Illinois,. metropolitan Ho-p ~ oagssmsn Dennis Nc
CARLY o syracuse Roswell % is p winsov sf
k,c. YORK HoCo W. H. keynod n Ro.sl5sps
....Astor Bops,-Joiah Quincy Of Boston ana '0's' - "
al liz n. \.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
PRESIDENT GRANT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 7.-At noon, to-day, President
Grant, accompanied by Senator Logan Mayor MediIi'
and a number OF other distinguished gentlemen visited
te Roard OF Trade rooms and was introduced TO the
merchants by President Culver OF the Board lie was
greeted hearty round OF chees, ana IN response
spoke fOlOws
DotRD TaApE' Affords me great
abse1ce Of little more haa
beyond what before geat
hre H. aer last Vs snd gentle
glad the representatives Of this prospen
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
MURDER BY AN ARMY orFtcrR
WAsnINGroN, Mny IA lrttcr dated

NAhlINSlON, Elhy IA ltilcf dated Orange
bur-, :. e., May 3 says:
l'st dnelatcl soldier from command of cant
ipgrf u az ms piacf
tap- ihef on 'hs fer srpel hn Hmi.r
asko hn To- take duk Tbs tapAin .fIse
pressing s4enItoI e. the sFs fsA aity aLrn tr ur slapptd
hm I hr art Ia ga ghrf rrat f ID, quartz
srnitH biis WITH pistol Nrn h ttsislL he
ta.ll r 'ir ani 'h"i he 90 igi tHg ' Instantly. Cspt
Gallagher prvmpty arss,ei, aiI 10 oj .cJ 70 iul
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsTnSG.-ln the matter Of the contested
seat between Wets and Roe tho Board OF Supervisors
have decided that a Supervisor town officer and that
they have jurisdiction in the case. This decision
gives Roe the seat though Wetts has signined his n-
ention To appeal TO the courts The body OF man, ap
parently ageI 80 years, found in the bay near
College Point yesterday morning. Tho deceased was
dressed la dark blue cashmere sut, and Oh ms right
forearm was tattOOed I'm red and blue ink, the OF
George Fulton. Except some bruises on his forehead
no miarks OF violence were found on his person..
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
HOME NEWS.

ruyruo,rrxn YESTERDAY AT DrCKTSsoSs' PARK
'"'i"'h'h'~ ROW. 80 ..o ,. .s,o
S.n-sso Yoes-sIO J n.-e9Io ndnish'-SA' A'ef's'''
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
SALE OF rRrBUNEs ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

TO the Edflor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | live on the line of the Erie Railway,
and this morning usual took the train that eayesPat
erson at 1880 o'clock. At Passaic the newsboy boards
the carr entering first the "smOker" Many gentlemen
90 forward TO purchase themselves and others
To-day was on hand among the first, being only third
IN line:
The first gentleman TOOK.
Second dO.-.....-.---.------
Third.
1otal, l3 papers or winch 10 were TRIBUSEs.
Nec-York May 8, 1873. +. X. HALsTED.
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,AHnoancemenAi
BURNETT's COCoAINE makes the hair grow.
VIsCONTis TUSCAN SALAD 0n-Choice Olive.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co. are the only i'm
porters pore LroS ISsgcr America Get the genuine
CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINS.-Latest styles
ready o. Ia hEtrf * Co. ~ br0Al"sf
WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
May-day being over and its tribulations al
forgotten thing orer the purchase al hNoIs NO
2l2 Broadway Of Az elegant spring hat Take tue hint
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE. reply To Mr. God
by Prof r. H. loumans In TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND.-Judge IIaggerty, n prominent
c.Jzen OF RlcLmond County and for number Of years
Justice OF the Peace, died at his residence, after brief
Illness, age As years The Staten Island Ferry Com
pany has now a special policeman each Of its boats.