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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

yuss strong d.y-rrd b Opnoa As'ephs The ana
jupccs Miller and DAVE a..
rrens Rhe, snna-Iu TITS u bed ei 'ssth
hvm COLLISION NarrAganssti AJ S@s aot ne - No.. o.
ss of a, l.s sitn N, etavs ~ 1900 n tss Csu sso-
icpyiRg th. seton By ~ se.ninsn.,
damages for TIE death the ground ihA' ne l'1 VA '
dic.ion M Justee a aordd ehVersd he epinion
Psesc Railway Conpauy NJ fneeol ~ - 1e
Supreme CoaTt tsad one other e.se Ser ~ ~
brought hv The Company " qe ~. ~ So -,
and. IN Eanta. csed Tar nis % Nefi
held hat s Coupsus nah patent b. Compliance VI M ua
iions ofis rant The approval n - rets b mt
...,.a a. 80 4. and sustanS Ths
oart ~h st a-rs acts and conditions ~ got snecl ~ nh~ ~
before heI ,sleeisS an Iss ts ,, 3, a. -,
AkIns The ganlS Tie JuS1ea@ NJ 'AsAe' '
hvy-rd hs opiniol - -, ~. -.
So. 80 r,nn IN Coufi below bed hal 'oe snsuded
r,.y N he North Railroad CsrFsuy eons soniraet
~ r.unp rru taxation The Sa and ne oftoh Dol
a. ~ I-e rrvrs..d haug that salute "a.
m r al M. Yrne AmenfF se ehAe ane 20 a. na.f -
and bseoH, OAEi o. ne .A.''sI A a. 80 N
hV III former charter suh 70 rrpesi w - ~
tine. eoetsut Do Legislature - er az neDe u III 'uauee
delivered De OPINION - - 90. o.. a.. a..
Srrh,- Pet u ewYork THIS The ahruhoes az naTnsn
\ fsror POSTER oApArAiso Of - phnas nns
:. os.-e essu-en then eeiBe 70 M uEh 20 con-
r-usr faT ALLEGED been r-nderea e a ,nSl
al ID. surv sssuuing The bune@ o. oih m NJ
Jusuer N Aord l1ei the opsHon -
No Insurance Association AZ fissg-n t
,ase It % policy there Tt Terri ef - 80
Thas eonten0e1 contrary y 81 noehi 1At ID
only allowable FOR N H'nPs aos{aJsai q
- ,erns igmeut rcstu- OF The Teracs VIA
,.asr.st NJ Justice delivered N. spiuou
s., No 20. nT /. sDS W. 1ii-caasot an Lewis
aupes supa 01Ur Of The lstrst Of
a. disns ApIeas ! ~, easss deuie< - a., -.
Ne N-Pu.nsm P-s Conssuy ,gt II OsHi sror
she Cnu Of Apt4z Grv- fora, and We lAheluN - A. ~
brlh QDe-t kei App%a frem 20 't.t Nft I -
Distinct Of Ess lort-Thes ease Se Ahns o. u''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
A CONFUSION OF sENrENcEs.

" 442lD Young, alias Hennessy, was brought
''-l'is frUm the PeniBentiary plead 70 indIct
"rAi ior burglary TIE third degree. Young had been
''e-lel ly Eecorder Haekett 70 10 mouths mprlsOD-
' 10 lie Penlteutary, bis plea Of guilty % charge
assault and battery, and he pleaded guilty, yesterday,
p TIE charge q burglary Judge Sutherland sentenced
-" 70 confinement IN the Prison for two years and
q months. the sentence 70 take effect al rhe conclusion
' efw o. service In the PeBiIentisry. The sen
noes made al aggregate Of three YEAR and four
s,l'As. Atter sentence Young made a communication
= +tir loull and inquiry Il Wa astsr a-d thai b.
- .Ae person lsnloied FOR assault and thar hr
iIuueoualy pleaded guilty before the Recorder In
" IL COurf, be sald thai be- had been arrested
ia am io4hg, lAs nalne alleged IA DOla indictments
-~H s-fvustd llAL Tie charge Of assault AMI BAT
"as lur an Old Olen8c committed by bffe Jndee
= t,-nS vacated The sentences prrvitalslf AWARDED
10y ANo''Ssa ~Aa AAiESe4i' @hd res.1tsucf4 Yysng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
OkPAR1CAs or roREIGy HALLS.

rJURsDAY 4
PIfmoal Cb-rbourT TAN sssn
nagDnentarT a1i or PEI bot NJ
Thrast Houos@n , Il fum
loot Of Thrd-t. hohoFsE
A Cs-.d M.1sf senf hT this he.
i1fT of Merfs
m A supDeneDtzrv A44 Pier b. ~ K - eose4 -
, u q 8 2 u
FRIDAY.
Nj Tor HshfaI closed a. bf Ses iars Po-iO1oe every
dav - D n AM Boston
Mas ior foBdAsa OE1e Pm
Poriiaaa Asen A4i8r1ay a.
n. Due York 81 u
postage al la1ies direct si
b. hozEo
sATURDAT APHII :
CsBroeui u EaruFe Southampton
and bremen per seamshI al u supgl,u-uaT
MAJ lot Of Thirdst Hshske@s. stssB-
sup szisa 2 u fronc o. ThIrd-st Hsh@keE
A tserma an MAJ TINS hBe
lA Complementary AHls b. prepaid vte
o0ubk DotaEe.l
aAls Tor HrzDe. drc
a stsamzhie a. llJJ Un
PierSs snE
Centrsl American NDd south Pa
pOrs steamship Rnng = steam
tnp y NJ. iron PIER No. q n K
70 81 heus0z.
sasaasAgs s.Ik a y Pier Sc "a L z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
A BrRGLAR RArrI.ED.

An unknown burglar entered the residence
OF Mrs. Anne OyEan No. - West Twenty nIntb-st, on
Tuesday night through the scutiie IN the roea He de-
cended into tie apartment uf Albert Van DurT IL
who with his pOther ecclpnes the upper hc0r. Van
Duren Was awakened ~ the noise Of To- burglar
footsteps aRd asked "WhO tberef" Re
ceving NO reply TIE boy instantly TOOK
his pistol frGr beneath ans pillow and Iszntug the
weapon TOWARD the man. said: L you 0ont answer ri
II sheet yOn." Tie burglar hearing these words
nred Van DureR One the bullets entered The
bedpost anGhe other tbe mattress The thf then hed
bus ran Van Dureu tired shot winch evidently
wounded hITz. blood wac sound on thu threshold
The the scvtte stairs and e~c1Sed over tie
roofs Van Durenl pursued the thle but as unable -
OverLke The polite Of the Twenty nlth Preclncz
informed OF the burglary and VIII sDCeavUr % -
rest lie rUnuulbd Lnlef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
FECIsIONsAPuL .

s.s,-tn1 C0xT7- ChGmbeTT-Bv Judge fancher-
OhV ar CanarEn-JBdrneBs Frsnaet Sussnssr sls~
A.
rapportmen arustreOne aS,d Frohesen 81 ksufsr 90
and pi tbs notion
sifu az. evs ths Idgnsut granted oth- -
ssu.-d s7t ~ Mahun Pa 60 A. stev
The kHckernocker Lis
h. Co ne uetcn uusrton ad be dra4ei Hsu
. ~
sspe-ter CAs-t-S Decidl IrrA-Bv Judge Van orSt.
susrar AT S1llsrn hara lsrhs =
s-rou caul ion- ~ B, cousesate ~ Lsyaetif
A. shsuE Allowance Geainch ss-euvAouon
Anthony Akasoa-Ae-on 4sn%a Meyer
Ha-r Of 1lff Nsrr aside Er'bsuf COTS
Bv Judge da-t Hos LSrner.-Find ngs ssft-l
Common Pleas Equity TsrDt-Bv Judge Robinson.
-Tsvor AZ Aes-J1osasni s defendant dH nzi nth
Jse.4l r-By Jaart Lce.sei ar Hsberi -no.''I for
b. Jass - DAysosrsss, az sehroeer Deos o a7ore'
Efsuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
JUDGE FGNCIIER sUsrAISs THE KSICKERBoCKER
COMPANY.

SNDNh fANJltkh sISTAlNS
COMPANY.
Judge Fancher decided, yesterday, the mo-
ton made IN TIE suit az John Anderson and Allen r.
walker ASKING for the appointment Of receiver for the
Kniokerbocker Life Insurance Company. Judge Fan
cher denied the motion and mulcted the plaintiff IN
costs BE said Ne must sustain the allegations in de-
fendans Rfdsvits ehat Anderson and Walker had, IN
collision with Erastus Lyman, the former President,
entered INTO conspiracy against the present manage
ment The following lie the text OF Judge Fancher's
opinion:
The afhaavits read the part 81 the defendents.
demonstrate, beyond doubt the rOundsssness OF the
plaintiffs supposed II view of al the facts set
forth TN these vOumlnous afdavts the part uf the
defeudancs which have been prepared and verf
fed with due and caution. think room remains
FOR suspciOD agnst the sslveDcs OF the knicker
booker Life Insurance Company. II different Opinlel
be enteTtaineo ny the plaintiffs tSe las ooners ample
power the state superintendent az Insurance T. IN
yeStitate officially al the AFFAIR." Of the Company, and
protect The Interests OF al parties concerned The mo
ton for uncOE and receiver Osst De denied 9th
&lOuosts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
fonoon Advertisements

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
II The Most Deheioas AacC Cheapest ssuoe 10 She World
pure and tres ron IHjErous ngreilent
G2 ~ BOTTLES SOLD N OHB MONTH AUGUST, lbIil
1npTscedebtsa n history Of
Druggss Oneh bottles 3D. Ia, and "a
TrAas AArk-WnlOs Plate. BsvsT, Of lnitsaonN
Manufacturers: 600DAll, BAckH0USe & CO.,
Le-ds Kagisud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
|Is:!:I.Il sIilIIIs1is!a

The BEST AGREEABLE TONIC iuirodsosd Fer
Of Genera DehtF Loss Of Appetite 30 = 10
Rsooumsnded Tor puniy The Fe Jodnsl ArihuI n ~
HAnsAll NJ D. l.. Scott ESQ, r. g. a. D. A. b L.
r. A. A kf sold Groeer Onsa Chemists. 10 large
bottlss Al e each Beware Of miisti0nA Prepared
GOoDALL, BACKHOuSB Co.
L~sas. Engispd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
gountrp Reul Gsiate lot Sale

Gountrp Redi Gsidte lot Sale.
At COOPERSTOWN, n. Y, on Lake Otsego
n and susqaehAsna hours BY r ron Abaly an Stag
Rcbsed Springs elegant BRICK NAN
SION ACRES The Lake-oest sJaVo-FOh SALE ON
PIN. other Desirable DWELLINGS S0S 70 slS0 Tea BUILD
ING LOTS upwards With ane prospects q Lase
COoper Leather Tas TO LET
.eye pleasant Killings Pamphets describing CSopeFoSL
AMI fal particular Apply H. WALKER CoOpersovn, or
RlFUs K AcHARG, n UeaGrrt
LlOR SALE.-One large, 2-stOry, we'll built, and
handsome DwBLLINGHOUSE, containing parOr drawing rooa
library noor ave double Ec
ed and second floor Firsi t
10 mgn both oornieed hrosghoat s
too beToo1s 1nd arr siorsroon 90 sa
1Oor; hall u feet vita Costly ~
through The house ample eosssoos thioasaoai Nc ae
cellars separatstAir shat Of hot sua cod
heated By and
comfortable
Winter sdenoe ample DRY tines stable
ana carriage gateway and
ecent order; Deaaiui 81
he rn Ad Is ~
and suit yah from Husou hrer x Dc
eOashing village Of NappngrEs ks
unsurpassed property advantages offered M
Appy ANDREW JACKSON hARLOk sppngers fslshi
EOR SALE-Fifty miles from NewYork. a
IL d.hgntul SUMNER RESIDENCR Address
n BRADFORD bedding Centrr Couu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
10 Uhom II man Concern

THE GENERAL AGENCY for the WORLD
II EXPEDITION Vienna. Austria osAbhshsa bs
ysrps.s psvrs ssitsss oass a rsssoeas pa bad s "a
sses evsrI comfort al these w address themselves TIA,
t.bkslnss Everything III
osss sss ssa.ssd sChOTTKERIk6 YspA PToyess@s sas
sspAoEEsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

90
saps Perry. ~
Ssrs, Haot 80 &c Hen Eerv.. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
THE INSURANCE SUIT.

the eharve Of burglary 70 three years and eight months
confinement IN the state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
Glin Rfdl gstate Tor 5nlf.

Giin Rtdl Gstate Tor 5alf
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth av es., front
ID ths Park
GrSze Boulevard AZ RsTersioe PARK ADply 70 - -
81 PlRen
EOR SALE or to RENT, FURNISHED-A
oursory HOUSE Thoroughly asd nehiy
furnished perfect sreT aBeIeepusbs BeEsbsrhOs Of
vide o psfssslaEs, A5sr.S 2. O Dor E&L
numb Waters, Hosting Machines, and Fire
~ EsoaDe psteste Dee H.
Garner pateutsc s nEnslstGrs lls West Psriy sst y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

ANCHORED Al hAhl AnAAAO"
Scar F-pls bryan M1ellaA
SAILED.
sun Laghf G Francisco brig Moaning Light Tor
Baruaases sohr Game WsDs for GsorEe0~H & L.
WLNU-suBdOvI. moderate y. ". doudT
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosruS Mars, Apn aArnv~d sAlBs a n VIE hsH snghpors
81 Hla NJ b stet-on ron Cenfu-go=
Kelly from ~ Vincent Grace -trVp e1 ZAP. h.l
A Queen ron trasnasi Mhnls ADbe
iron Galveston, c. roG sss-OfieAHA
FOREIGN PORTS.
2-Tbs Ldne eamshs AisIArdrA hehAy
nee YorI March IT, Ard AHstrsh hsEe IRON
y GiAzro~ arrived kerr OAAy.
April The Sortt German LoTif stea-fp ho~e
EsvT0TE AErcs = for br-nsn arrived here "d-
DISASTERS.
The plo boat Jane No vent Ahors h a n dufns dense
and Hoffman ISLANDS, All .1nt
side and . faIl " Eatef
FOETRKss Va Apr The sehr WiBonL- Of Boston
potatoes Tor BALTIMORE sent Ashsre
March % And las bzed Anl
The t8sms u Eatef and n irafrd she VII
pxoVs q tOtAl
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The ughoat Ju4 hat Bessie hrrs %
l. the heaehed urAFeAf
Punt. u
estsbsh-d he south
VI CottEbEak aId The Humane society Of hAssaebosst
lFO Latest snap heos see nm Pa0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

GESEE. JJo-sVb "A tsiisit Elsr
Tshl John CUNNINGHAM JozTh sztsr Nj
beriEry Jam. RtrmmoEs isions assaat am battery
han flrghT.
Kug VI Ian Tbauuso Damn AsrAr,i sreuy
zTueny Derson, William Fansa selling i0tiery
policies
CouKT APPEAIA-S EvlO Apni l-Ihf hlUTing = Ne
Cou1 u Ara eser-sf fer ruusda April No a. 49, , o.
~ a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

BROOKLYN prOprrtr 10 fet.
no LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il DWELLING HOUSE 70 81 SAssau-st
HOUSE, No 49, NllOaznogs-
DWELLING HOUSE, Wi0s-s-
gTORE lee Pirezuple-st
STORE HOUSE. No. s78 Put0nsve.
SECOND THIRD STORIES Of 10. 3 Reuu-st suitable br
school Or oases GoRDOs L FORD 81 Cara 81, BrootiTl
ITO LET-A handsomely-furuished,s spacious
HOUSE IN Eb modern eonveueners u
Brooklyn HiEhts family. Ken -f pr QUA
Address WM- ESOR, Brooki7u Pog-Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

Broodnn Rtal Gstdte Tor Sale.
CARLTON-AVE- near LAFATETTE-An
~ ercen ZEb0rho0; Tor SALE hre.storI bkOWs 6TOfk
IN rooa order AZ bar.Ain RULAED WHIIlSG Be.EnzssI
LNOR SALE. on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos
ana II semssbst SrU0 AID "A 6ontszsss
o01lDo PBe4Vpes, zE6o lo6 sue As
Wsshngt0bs 46Io; Ben.e No. l7s Wsuyhby Hos~ ho Az
WiloushBy-st Houses Ne. %, 81. and 50 S.ssAp-st .
GORDON l. FORD " ClarEs-, bssnklyn
TOR SALE-A handsome three-stOry, attic
Il nprovensnt joESs; 5oAoi tns lsesbon
pncs as Permits Of rutland a WHITING Beefn4n-t
PAPID TRANSIT. -Choice sLOTS 25x10S
IL hrsicasl naghhohoo1
Prospect "a Brotn proposed lp Transit
SALE sDendd op2oranE Tor
speculation inca HOUSE Hs
Jrs sa Al bAgsn Apply - % once 'fte
A. WALKER So ia JoAn-st, k~viafk from u 70 ~eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
w HUGH " CAMP 100 BroscEzy aid fremont WestetsR Ter
Couutf oser iolio~ng propernes Tor
KAToFAH-Oppo-ite the Jay homestead within tve nes ~
Of
gsne1Ar a. ane ton ao1s. IA -
Of Boassf 1De rrss Sa
cottage. frzD>rT. kc-, he
PALLsWit1 half mile 81 s-ateu spebed Am ~
tine dwelling barn eottsgt &c The s9ee -o. -
The dwelling and outoudAgk ane =
acres you'd be dlspS-ed Of separAtsv = aeairel
WOODSTOCK Within /! Of HArsm Bridge IL Inc 1eEt
borhoa pdlT popat0n ch~n
residence Stable vel f0cted VIII ri Esa
grapes variety; perfect ready for ilsAis
10 valk place contain
nR about d~enz stable hsEuer7 Win AL NE
oonvzleucez gs Snied ior tern
HARRIsOEA desirable and complete residence for fas at
Harrsou miles f NeS lork OF heH lorf
Railroad and mile Harson ana Eve STA
pssr sbout o 81 ierta sna "A cal
commanding elevated position overookn9 me
soun na surrounding country Tie as,ngoOuse % ss ssers
piazza Eis And baSenent sno1i Il rod
eosss ke hot aDa eo Hsier N Aoa Aso iHaes l1d
crates furnished perfect order Tie or
10 stalls WITH stalls Tor q bead
gArden@rs crhoae toohOUse,
Tnee. Of Exr5en onEc
vaete- and ash This place VII
beng ASezf 20
hls permanent place Of residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
mssifhestrr gouuin Real estate Tor Sale

EOR SALE OF 20 RENT-FOr a term OF years,
Sor;b Broaduay Touker. RESIDENCE. rnsasa,
Nth usse bath gas Dali Of grOHa sable ~ 40
MN run depot Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
EXECUTORS SALE
81 LOTS,

Avenue st. Nicholas, Tenth-aTc, l52d,
and lJ3e-sts.,
KEOWE As THE CARSLEY ESTATE
y r. LUDLOW Co ~ sell At sutton - IybsDAl spiN %
sa esToon1 70 ltl bfoaFa
Pr ORDER on TTIR Executors or LYDIA A CAhhLHl.
Avenue 81 Ncno a. lenaF, vhs'-
One-aundred Eud-1 it--a11sa
property situated HZh roand overoofnR -l
over pa u County. East River and Loag l-n -
nearly with grace o.. L--4--l
Lots southwest 81 hchoas a7e AZ Vn
dSsling hereof
Do Tenth-Ivs. Lots = dwelling and store
nis ildzput1bie-
purchase rcnain - Bond ar
had ne Aaaae~rs one
10 Pnst ~ Of CHARLES y. BAILEY Alsy ~ Grshd-t cor
Bo~erT. '~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT ~ sKg-IoRk

PORT ~ sgg-IoRk. 100. ... ..-...-- .APAiL T.
CLEARED.
S.rab,hip Amsrea o. g. Buns BrecH Southampton Os
a O
SeansnIp aAFasssf -Fats Pht25sp EiA, :. hAEd
krip q ga 1 itea, Lous0E. PeabooF Willis Co
ghlr Csuu- BraF "a g Co1srtsok A Ca
Bag Jshss p r. v. 7 WoOiruS Ca
Bur n A WilHama Deubef. CaFdenas. ? A. EevBs A sos.
Brg Ae1 SieKes Cs<nfsezos. n HaBtsf Co
Sohf. Daylight McF4dc-z Bah, e. CAAlmsrs
sehr ANA LYONS 4 z. DrummoDd Co.
A. hose. 81 Plsrs II. A. VatAbe Son
Wosau BAftlaore. ". ChAl1erH
scnr Coczasz. y \. husrr Co
SetF Deuuiug Mitchell. Boston.
sehr o. T. AsGeu As-l stamford MaEaf1otunng
ARRIVED.
Rsrt yds of 81 Iohn Eoissf Bar
badges O wee an hcrs
g
brr Onon Of JOIN n Cp-ry
brlr RicelAu dan Porto Cab-h0 IS days
bnf T. Hsmek Bastsrj
b-g Chm = FuseT Pierre, Mart lT dsFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
QUICK TRANSIT
N CHOICE

WESTMINSTER COUNTY LANDS
IN TRACTS OF ALL SIZES FOR INV ESTMEST.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT REASONABLE PRICES
BLACKWELL d Co.. is LIBkRIl-SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03


Wna o. Insh Providence HHIs 6roeAs,oh
Garland ev-HavtH. H. u. Potter. Fr0Fioeucc
EmIv stamford q Y HsvEJ Etokfod
". Bur5sl ProriaeIce Il A Ioies, korsAIA
Iotue z CoOz. Wslaesf biaet DESMOND Frovdenee
SuNzl scrHuios Ee~- stsrhng bridgeport
Coassset; Sew Bedford. J " Bartlett. ProVl0snos
DIV, Br.neh Prpvld@sos Hon.on Providence
J. h Y8un4Hs. Proyl1caoe. J d bs'hs ffsFioeDce
James Ha vaeu Bnagsparl HeseA h0SlsS froTldeuce
ps-or. 81 h yer Ia dAzBela. z5edonL
! j Nuu,.U NJ B.Sf,rd Csrsh 0nns0u. Eevport
Helen p Pgrtiaad O. bhEs fhHIo rrefaeuee
Hicksv New hsTeI. henrT Dole rfoFioene1
.. Prcs. Fal Rvsr. kcabof' flpFsS-nee
IL. Fnrl..b prora.,e, Frank Mzra. Pal River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
SAFES % auriion

a hEKwIA. AacaenuI
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broad way, cor.
I'D aSsIes Wsrkz Of Fns<v Geeas FnrAfzrt ke
THURSDAY AFTERNOON April , Al 4 sciock, kLEVAsT N-
BOOKS the h~st ensns snos;<suA al
andihss, also, saperoly nlustrAi~d "s-sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

GRANITE DEPOSITION deep water on
" James avsr-Sfsus su4As' and ags sAAss AAssfrV
FkENCH Rlchaoaa Va
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-25

A BIO swINDLK.-A correspond ent OF
the Chester Advocate says that there have
been sold at Marcus Hook no less than 10
shares Of the Nebraska State Orphan Asy-
lum Lottery, 10 which $4,000 cash prize
is offered. Whether this statement be true
or not II Is our duty TO inform all pur-
chasers in this scheme that the same man
heads il who a few years ago had charge
of the "Riverside Soldiers Orphan Gift
Enterprise" with headquarters In Phila-
delphia. Only a few faYorites were sue
eessful, the drawing being conducted In
private. J. NJ. Pattee Is the name Of the
man, and his present headquarters are at
Omaha, Neb. The Amsriedn JourRaliii,
the propretors Of which (Messrs. Coe,
Wetherlll & Co., Phlla.) did his advertls-
ing, has for months denounced him ass
one of the most accomplished swlndler
know to the country. He left Phlladel
phla without settling his bills, and now
owes his advertising agents thousands OF
dollars. A few months ago his Nebraska
advertisement was sent TO the AasrieaR,
but suspecting Its character we refused 10
publish il. As no paper in the county has
published II we presume Delaware county
readers were reached by circulars. We
now warn all not 10 buy tickets. We re-
Gently saw a paper from Omaha which
gave history of like swlndes In which
the same Individual has from time to time
been engaged, aud they covered three col
umns. It's silence could not be purchased,
and 1t denounces the Omaha city officials
who have given countenance to the present
scheme, describes their ovations TO the
man, and shows up the whole business.
We hope that no man who reads this will
be duped, and we are sorry this inf)rma-
tlon was not sooner furnished us, so that
all IN Delaware county, at least, might be
protected from this fraud.
We copy the above from the Media
american, and add that If any Of our read
ers are thinking about Investing in this
lottery scheme il would be we'll for them 10
| first lind out all the facts In the case.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-25

A DRUNKEN WOMAN ROASTED ALivE-nER
HUSBAND - CARRIED HOME TO HIS
WIPES CORPSE DRUNK.
The Bel Air (Harford county, Md
1Rgis says
On Saturday week, at "a In the evening
Mrs. Mcdonnell left the house Of a neigh
Dor 10 20 to her home, which was located in
the yard Of the Hartford house. She made
her way there with some difficulty, having
been INDUCING too freeley in drink. FL
nally, however, she managed to enter the
door and was seen no more alive. Al the
same time her husband, David Mcdonnell,
was spending his weeks wages with some
boon companions In tavern close BY.
AcOut ten O'Clock he was carried home
drunk, by his friends, who found the door
locked on the inside, and no response was
given to their urgent knocking. Ou look.
ing In at the window, the room appeared
to be on fire, and an alarm was raised, the
door broken open, when a horrible sight
was witnessed.
The room was filed with smoke of a
| sickening odor, and on d chair near tn,
/ stove, the door Of which WAS open. sat tn,
charred and still burning remains OF tn,
unfortunate woman. Her clothing wal
nearly consumed, and even the chair upor
which she had seated herself was in a Ugh
blaze. Her limbs were burned toa crisp
and from one Of her arms the flesh wa
almost entirely consumed. Her face va
burned and biackoned almost beyond re-
cOguition. Upon moving the chair irou
the stove, the dead body rolled TO the Hoo
"a mass Of charred and burned flesh
The fire WAS speedily eXlinsuished
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-25

IT IS FIRST usFuRLED ON A wILNIsoros
VESSEL.

1T IS FIRST UsFuRLED ON A wILnIHoroN
VESSEL.
{" The Heraldry Of the American Flag"
was the subject Of a lecture delivered BY
Charles J. Lukens to an appreclative
audience, In the Franklin destitute, on
Friday evening Mr.. Lukens has given
many years to the study of this subject,
and his lecture was great success. Its
interesting details were Illustrated by
numerous colored diagrams and engrav-
ings, aud the intimate relation Of heraldry
70 our history was plainly Get forth. The
lecturer showed that the American dag
could not have arisen from the armorial
bearings Of George Washington. II was
proved that the "Grsat Union Flag, I"
raised by command Of Washington at
Cambridge, January 2, 1776, originated
in a combination Of ideas derived very
gradually from the cross Of 81. George
and the satire Of 81. Andrew, through the
British Union Jack and Commercial
/ Flag, and Immediately from the standard
Of the Philadelphia Light Horse OF l774,
now the First Troop Philadelphia City
| Cavalry and the StarSpangled Banner
arose from the Continental Great Union
| Flag, through the replacement Of the
British "quarter or "union by the
American "quarter or "union " oil
thirteen whit, stars upon blue ground
That the American Tag really dates from
May 90 or "a, 1916, was shown by means
Of the story of the Widow Ross (betsy
Griscom), who made in Philadelphia thu
first star.Spang,yd Banner, aud the nara
tive of the cruise Of the brig Nancy, o
Wilmington, Delaware, Captain Hugh
Montgomery, who was the first that eve
raised in foreign port the ttar.Spangle'
Banner which he fought under and pre-
served at Cape Island, N. j., June 20, l776
both these being confirmed 10 all particu
lars by six reliable contemporary accounts
Philadelphia Ledger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-25

I'll hate to hear people talking behind
ones back" as the robber said when The
constable was chasing him and crying,
"stop thief"
Two fatigued travellers, having to
travel ten miles farther, comforted them
selves by the calculation that It was only
Ave miles each.
One style Of bonnet is called the
" Mansard," because il takes a great deal
Of mans hard " earnings to pay for one
of 'em. Boston Post.
Omaha has at length secured a DOB
establishment, a molassss candy factory,
and some Of the citizens are working 10
get a spruce-gum factory started.
The City Of Cleveland, Ohio, has now
about $4,000, 900 at its command as the
result Of an Investment Of $500, 200 in the
stock Of railroads twenty years ago.
A tramp, who Is a devout believer in
the theory that the world ewes him a
living, thinks that his dogs living ought
10 be reekoned as Interest on the debt.
The CoHrisr-,Journdl says that one might
as soon think Of operating upon the
painted walls Of the catacombs Of Fprpt
with the scissors as upon a Philadelphia
paper,