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New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
POLICE NOTES.

The body of John Rcilley, age ., Of No. $50 Hud
who Vas drowned while be Wa aslng 10 le horn RIVER a. the
ioot of orato st. on Tuesdoy recovered Jes'erlay
William Flanagan, age 20, of No. gS Second-aye.,
cl of bigh rock al forty-rl2nlt anu ssin' 49, ~
5efarss heIsTgss Ho'Ds. h' r5.' ''S '-' '''''''-'
Michael Kane ago 30, while shooting bowling cats
sTa Bookyu OF h hgers torn Oh BY The 1asss oi as
sun which he vas using
;i B,ootp on TueslAy last found In The Walaboat
C ray siteraoon believed that be went into the water
Coroner Kessler was asked yesterday to hold an
poU on the body o Catherine Donavtn ase - oI no 3 lfl
s,S ave, Ss shi III Pfa st 5e seventh iIist weoey
noKalb.ove. car No. SO struck a truck in Washing
ton st. Broot1n m night and two men y" ~ LIn & ~ 20 @ % & nat
form Of the ear we're slightly injured about the imOs
John Buckley, a laborer living in Cherry,5st, has
saat on Eiw.ri mae Of No ls5 Monroe st. whom be y sad
Andrew Gershaw. age 66, OF fltth.ave. and Eighth
st. BooEn jumped into the East River near the Fulton fs % sP
& OF he second Precinct the Park Hospital
While Owen McLahey. age 80, of First-ave. and
For,nh w bathing in the East River the foot Of Forty
s from drowning BY oeer Wilson Of the Nineteenth Precinct
An unknown man, age about 45 jumped into the
Eas River from zoe % & a. b. some ss Su he i soon
aerw mixed suit Of clothes aud had dark ma'
ilehe.
.Jobn Mahoney of No. n Carmne-st during
quarrel With Ialeon living in the same dwelling yeseEiay
severe scalp The wounded VAS eAe for friends and
the as.ailAIt escaped
The body of an unknown man was found IN the
sr River YESTERDAY and taken 20 the Morgu The deceased was
sboa 45ear and striped coat and black oSrs lie had
Wound on night cheek bone such might have resulted rom
M About SIS 30 aud bottle oi hair o found In the pockets
VI the clothing
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday relative
TO the death Bellevue Hospital Of John Dunas 40 who was
n, injured iron column iug him while he vas helping
10 demosh building Bonlst aud the BOrey July H. YER
diet Of death by accident SaS rendered.
Coroner Herman was asked yesterday to hold an
pauest body found hong 10 the ner h
e dock the Battery The deceased wa aboa 80
ea Old with dah hair and Shke an back coat hgh
vest drab uossep, loN shoes, and white socks.
Yesterday an unknown man, age 60, walked
through boat Hamilton, h stocking iocI
guards hnn the water near 1 o"A
lie By the tide against the timber nnlf WE eU
house lhsu By As bTldssAsa sHs osssA
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TRUST COMPANY GOSSIP.
.crrv FrrEps DEPOSITED ON INSUFFICIENT BANKING

TRIISl hO''Si'
CITY FUNDS DEPOSITED ON INSUFFICIENT BANhlN"
CAPITAL
There is a growing feeling OF confidence
among the Brooklyn people In regard To the fair settle
mept of the Trust Company's affairs. The action OF the
d,roctors at the meeting held Wednesday night In
agreeing TO the payment the deposors OF 80 per cent
of their deposits is avoraby commented on and hopes
are expressed Of the resumption business py the COM
pany at an early date The stockholders too generally
appear TO be willing Co subscribe their respective pro
rata amounts to mako good any deficiency which may
be found to exist There are among then' however
some who are to the action already taken In the
matter and these express the determination OF rushing
the Company into bankruptcy. Their eounsels VIII
probably be ovcrruled at the meeting OF stockholders
soon 10 be held The proceedings In bankruptcy begun
y the depositors will yprobaby DO stopped. now that
they see clear prospect Of obtaining their money The
directors when spoken to- express strong desire to
have tie Company resume business
In regard 10 the railroad venture In which Mr. Mills
involved the Company 1t probable that the Com
pany Will finish the contract To do this VIII require an
outlay Of about $4,000 100000. The compensation
for this step will be the increase in the value OF the first
mortgage bonds s2JOOO worth OF which are held by the
Company 1t will also enable the pool or contractors
having charge OF the work. throw the 100000 OF con-
ditiona town bonds on tho market where they WILL even
IL sacrificed bring handsome return TO the schemers.
The railroad negotiations will have 70 be concluded
however as there ia lack Of available funds among the
contractors 10 go with the work. An angry con-
tractor called Yesterday ut the Office OF the Trust Com
many and said 10 Director Rockwell who happened 10
be present, that the at work on the road must be
paid or else the Company would be forced into paying
Them As has been stated in TIE TRIBUNE the suspen
sion Of the Trust Company has called attention to the
condition OF the other repositories Of the citys funds
From the CITY Ireasurers statement the following table
il taken and IL shows the situation OF the funds:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
PACIFIC MAIL,

At a meeting of the Pacific Mail Company
directors, yesterday afternoon, Capt Bradbury pre-
siding the opinion Of counsel read. to the effect
that as a business company owning and running
steamers they authorized under their charter and
the revised statutes bonds under mortgages on
the property the Company real and personal for the
purpose OF completing existing contracts or for pay
ment OF other contracts for steamers that might be
made when needed. Temporary measures were taken
to raise money for current expenses. The President
was then appointed special committee TO report to
future meeting In reference TO the measures TO be taken
a 10 the issue OF bonds The negotiations for the Cali
T1rnia loan wero unsuccessful aud have been ADAM
tOnod.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
A NEW WHITE STAR STEAMER.

The new steamer Gaelic, the latest addition
10 the feet of the White Star line, which arrived from
Liverpool Monday evening" was built for the South
American trade and was intended TO ply between Lly
erpool and the west OF South America. The re
cent disasters 70 the ne however and the small mum
her OF vessels in their American feet, have rendered It
necessary to place spare steamer Oh the Liverpool
NevYork line and the Gaelic has been selected for that
nurnose She is new stcamer-is not yet completed IN
fact-aud was built at the shipyard Of HaIland Wolf
Belfast. She is somewhat smaller than the other
steamers OF this line, familiar 10 all
Americans and at present has no passenger accommo
daons She il 395 feet length OF 27oO tons register
and carries engines Of 400 nominal horsepower. She
will doubtless IN time, be fitted up with passenger
accommodations but her departure from Liverpool was
hastened IN order she might transfer the mail which
leaves New-York next Saturday. The breaking OF a
shaft delays the Republic in Liverpool and the Gaelic
temporarily supplies her place on the line, WIN the e1
cepuOn that the formers passengers have Dce trans
ferred other lines await the sailing OF the next
steamer. Unless some further accident should
Defal the White Star steamers, TINS ~ prop
ably the only trip the Gaelic wil make 70
NewYork for the present She Is 70 be held m readiness
however, for any emergency rs II would, OF course bc
serious matter should The UuLod states mails meet
Win any further detenOus through hOnc Trivial accl
dent steamer Of tue fleet Tie Cache is built on
nearly the model as the larger steamers belonging
10 the line though, by reason Of her present somewhat
long voyage feared her speed Is not quite w " The
standard Of the Aoe.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

against Tom Bowlng's jockey, but the Judges
after hearing the evidence OF some Of the other
Jockeys and examining sprngbok's injury decided inc
race in favor Of Tom Bowling. The excitement among
the spectators during the interval OF patient eonSu'
tlou among the Judges was intense. especially AMONG
the betting men, and the decision was haleu WIN So.
oraI cheering 1t is most unfortunate that the accuon
occurred, as the question OF superiority between %
bok and Tom Rowling stiu remains In allegiance Inc
friends OF the former soutly asserting th"t no ou'
have won the race had it not happened Jimmy
POO ia seousl, bnr although bones arc broken INC
tc,v o,c,sion produced by the fall having lnlufed
him internally. ,vv
r.. The Tr,vcrs St,keFor 8yetr-o'ds ~ -. by
W.. 81 900 aided by the Assocahoni SOU III p''s
" % x ia y Tom Bou Ing by Lexington oam Lucy foNle'
C-t Grensieads Wavedey by mp Au''r'1A"' D imp
-, oy Ip.C2': c Mefo,c diis O. p b. by Australian dam
\, 5ts ci Feorcs by dam RAM:
6 H. Co.'S oh C Johu cOorpa'h' D! "' -, =. .
nemonis eh C. Count dOrsr BY ReaucAy dam Lad' Blessing
"a "a cb SIri1gbot bv Australian dam HeseT.
" Time 1904
Tho second race was the mile and quarter sweep
stakes Of $50 cach play pay with $500 adueu' lo
which there were IS entries and four rnuhers-D'
Mcdaniel & Co.'s chestnut colt Joe Daniels NJ A.
IJtell's brown colt Wzd Hunter Travcrss black co'
strachino Carroll d Carr's brown colt Orto!an' COL
Mcdaniel intended starting Harry Blset also Dut III
of the accident Roe, in the hst race no
had no one to ride him. he would not trust nm 10 Il
strange ockey-Roe having ridden him IN all ms races
throughout his career. The public thus missed an oP
portnity Of Judging whether Harry Basset retains MS
one tremendous speed after his long rest he not having
run since Monarchst him last FAIL at Jerome PARK
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

Rrerooyt House-Henry Howard, Secretary OF the
British and American Claims Commisson Col s heoouy
"a snrinver H.bsngh Pittsburgh and John 1oung Of
Uapop Oanada HOBsSenator james a. Nelly OF OelPH
aI Jo.e6b Warren Of me Ba0aO Courier MN 4rcnhs fO<
Tbs Hn william Williams of Buffalo. Judge H. Rosekrans Of
Ger Pals ~ Gen s. Fullerton Of 81, bJ's Gen j. > aseeD
81 Gbo Ces,er rvo o roy Assembtn Joseph hejure oi
Havana n IL be- John Sgnhurne Of Albany JliIa l5 on
aud otn Cessna OF sinr .Mrpyltia H0t-Lael GOV
- n Po,scp Rrottmton 8r1Hd Central H0bi-Er Mayor
IIeati Of York HgSk-CoL " u f'n'.s o
po,.fS+c gisry Hon0-Gea. Mott II the Egyptian Army,
EUereH H0ase-Coeor James T. Casey Of NeHofe4l au5 D
G. W. Howell o. = A....H0JnaH H0Hsc-tonmanlef se.i-s,'
n savy pcmqrle HC,ei-Af1vor Eastman OF PousAkeep'le
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

srachno jumped of with the lead, Joe Daniels sec
ond. ortolan third. and Wizard last. As they went
under the string the first time Strachino lea TWO
lengths Joe Daniels a neck behind Wizard. They ran
thus to the quarerpoe. On the backsretch the FAVOR
ite passed Wizard and took sides with srachlno the
pair running Tapped TO the head Of the stretch HAL
Iyay m StrachnO COt his neck in 'front.' ana oe l"s
firing from want OF condition. he not beng thorouE
warmed up" for this race, strachino drew away ana
won by a length and half Joe Daniels ~ lengths Oe-
fore Ortolan. Time, ala.
s,cop RIcE-sveepsaes for ages $50 entrance play or pay
with $500 added; one mile anda quarter: -, n p.u
Hunter Tsyers blk. Strachno, by PsHeson dam may DELL
D. MCDANIEL Co ch jose Daniels years. by Australian dam
Dolly Carter los pounds
Caol Colrs Ooan years. by Donefae dam Canary
NJ A. trs br Wizard years by Concord dam Dolly hoffn
Time 2:lllA . -.
The Flash Stakes FOR fwo-year-ods half mile, 500
each hali forfeit with $500 added the second morse 70
save his stake, had 20 entries, OF WAlch II stIteu
namely: Belmonts King Amadeus andiIheodore LII
tcll's Reform MOrrs's Regardless, Crouses Cupeppcf
Ayress Erastus Corning, Hunter & IFayGrs NssIt,,
Donalues Dublin. McDauiels AsterOld hlly Lewis
VaudaIite and Belle Of Australia As King Amadeus
had won the July Stakes at Long Branch very ceFcr,
he was made the favOrJe, having on Lhdg occasion
beaten OF his present opponents FooIs SOFA as
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
RPOOKIYN.


Ann Weber, age 80, died from the effects OF
he heat at her residence No Ios Boorun-st yesterday
William A. Cobb, well-known citizen, died
Yesterday age "A. Ho was Quarantine Commissioner
under Cow FeutJn.
A PAINTER named William Mills, residing at
No QO9 FImore-place fell from Lans.ug ladder ana
was Atally injured yesterday
The 32d Regiment will hold rife tournament,
at NIytleaye. Park on Ags p. Iae shoolns is to be
governed By the rules of tue CrccdmOoI Range.
The Board of City Works has ordered the
removal OF all banners or signs which may be suspended
across the streets The stOrekeepers arc excited over
this order.
The Rev. Thomas Cutlery Of Toronto, Ont,
lectured on George Peabody to o large audience IN
the Bridge-st Primitive Methodist Church, Brooklyn,
last evening.
One hundred policemen viii make an eXcur-
sion to,RocAaway Beach, with their families ana friends
today Mr. Reid OF the Caruarsic Railroad having
granted them Tree train Tor jhcr accommodation
Adam Elder, a bricklayer, age 3J, fell from
the fourth door Of building IN Macou-,r., near
Marcey-ave yesterday, and instantly killed. lie
Morgue.
1t il estimated that in the warehouses along
the Brooklyn water front there is stored yearly MGR
chaudise worth SoOoCoo The wharycs and warehouses
between Fulton and HamAloA cIi.c5 arc estimated 10
be worth 100000.
The steamer Kongower ran down the canal
boatN Alshouse at the Atlantic Dock, yesterday moru
ing and the latter was BADLY damaged Captain Porter
and his wife weres on the cduI-0oat, and narrowly
escaped being drowned the water rushed IL at the
boats side.
Controller Schroeder yesterday sold to the
Kings County Savings Bank 100000 OF Assessment
bonds at per cent premium; Homo Insurance Com
pany 100000 Deficiency bonds at lie per cent premium
g. Schneider, $4,000 Assessment Fuud bonds AT uncith
uer cent premium These were the highest bids re-
ceiycd.
William Herman, age 80, a peddler who
resides at No 50 MOnroest. NewYork, called at the
house OF Patrick McCabe in Warren, near NeyinS-st,
and wanted to sell some Of his wares McCabe was
living on the floor the basement and, after the pedder
had knocked at the door several times he seized cul
and rushed out at him. Herman tried 10 get out OF
the doorway, but McCabe struck him on the head with
the stick aud he fell TO the ground inscusUe McCauc,
who Is said TO be insane, then ran out INTO the street,
nourshng his club, and would doubtless have injured
other persons had officer Perrne OF the Tenth Pre-.
cuct taken him into custody. Herman was removed
TO CITY Hospital and, II IS believed, has sustained
%
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

dressed by Police surgeon During the conflict Capt:
Mcdonnell was struck the left leg with musket anu
severely injured. The prisoners were brought before
Justice Bixby tho Yorlyle Police Court yesterday,
and committed for trial.
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lows the situation OF the funds:

.......$27 7l7757 SOjo,3Jl $2j0GO7 s. l2j.3Jj
or the depostories above mentioned two are iusol-
vent and one has suspended payment. These are the
Central Bank Farmers aud Citizens Bank, and the
BROOKLYN Trust Company. 1t will be readily seen from
this table with how little regard for the banking capital
invested the cty's funds deposited. The Brooklyn
Trust Company, with capital Of S5ooOohas S5oO25 So
OF the city funds The Nassau Bank with capital Of
s3lOOO0 las over OF the city money The Fulton
Bank with capital of 100000 has s3i62O rs from the
city treasury while the Brooklyn Bank, with ;39oOoo OF
capital has only Sl6l97 II, and the Commercial Bank,
with 100000 capital has only little over $4,000 Of the
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
The Flash Stakes fC

II was a very dillcult TASK 70 get so many young
horses into line for short spin' like this all the
Jockeys being anxious get the best OF The start.
When Mr.. Wheatcy dropped the Gag TO fair Sendoh'
REGARDLESS took the lead with Vandate second Vesta
third King Amadeus fourth, and the rest in a cluster
The four named were all together at the threequarter
pole but half way home Regardless drew clear OF her
rivals and won the race by two lengths Vandaiite beat
ing King Amadeus a neck for the second place Time,
5Ol seconds.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
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Tunn RAcr-The Fash StsE-s o twoyesrodsi SloO eaeh
b. = with $500 added; horse 20 ls suke, bai mile
bg Ecipse, out Of Bar5ary be smoon.l
b. Lewis Co.'s Vtulate bv Naudal. ont Of Nespe Ligh
A. belmont, INN. King Amdcg by King Of lTunsi out o.
J. Grouse D. Culrepper BY Revolver oot Of Gentle
d. Mcdaniel Co.'S bv Asterod, ont Of Canary Bri.,...
Jo.eph Dolahues by Kentucky ont OF Idee
Bsonts TbeoiOra by Kentucky, out Of imp Camilla
NJ A. Lttels Reform by Leamingon, out Of Soen
IIrr Trgver, Asierod oat Of Gen Duke damO
b. Lewis Co.'S ch Belle Of Australia. BY Australian, out OF
Time, JOL1 seconds
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TIE scnEGoAr DEFENpER.

To The Fditor Of The tribune.
SIR: The writer of this has known NJ. T.
Rodman and his history nearly 20 years He has d.
ways been regarded a truthful and honest man. II
would be strange n ne not to degree demor
allied by associations in the Trust Company. Tho
attempt to make q scapcgoat Of Mr.. Rodman VIII
fail The facts would seem 70 Justify the cRargH,
that not only Mr. Mills but the leading directors knew
all about the bogus securities. The city Treasurer him
self ought 20 have known a director If he didn't
Why, then. "suspcnd" Mr. Rodman any more than
obcrsl Don't IL look as though a City Judge ought
we'll to be suspended ~ Rodman Tor even city
Treasurer for that matteri II would be quito refresh
Ing no doubt to turn the howl upon Rodman who seems
10 have been not only slave, but dupe as well Let
us act like men, and show FAR plalr." DEPOsIToR.
Rro0LTitu. Julv q. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
HOME NE WS.
ppoMIEENT ARRIYALs.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT 0ICKISsoS's IN NPARSeo",
oan-slo Eooa-s7, pm OH Ndazhtsl' Average o@'S
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Announcement

Allo laceileliA
For Bathing InfaEts-BURNErr's KALLIsroE'
INSTEAD Of BITTER use SWEET QUNISE.
If Won want the best "Elastic Truss ge;
Po44AO4s ELAslIc RUPTURE BzLr. at li aru-1Fay y /
KNOWLFS'S INSECT DESTROYER Is sold On'y
IN bottles a. .Jc JUc 7I - saving % o-g 'ae iV
KuoveEs Insect DESTROYER s soi Dr. f'e oce ''i
pretending sell hIoas lIs DESTROYER u-t o '-s o-'
or pound, frsui AMI such Should 0r avoided -,
The genuine Knowles insect DESTROYER as ut r' ' o"hs -
thoroughly. according r.cta.s. rI -Etrai-di7 a o-
Cockrl.cles Ants Moths Fe.s Ice Cr Animals - e',Y I'ret
insect lf. 10 you go .- te1lre sr- -A -'e
signature Of T. ks0SE, l q. NkilIaNl0N % tho A0e'' ~
bottle. Sold BY druggists and -ro.ers
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply 10 Mr. God'
win by Pro. r. L. youn-1s be- Taa-Ns Ls-rref sfrh No D.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
WAS f. s. MILLS UsEDi
To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.

SIR: was eight years in the law Office OF
Z $ Mills and knew him intimately for IS years. He
was only real estate lawyer with DO more idea of
banking and securities than boy He was honest but
attended to art books, clubs, parties, &C. more than to
the bank. Rodman run the bank
All these worthless securities were put into the bank
as I believe by Rodman and the ung and Mills sup
posed them all right they were the financial man
ayers Mills represented the Bank as President IN namo
ONLY and like most Bank Presidents was merely a
dgurebead have no doubt bat that Mils's estate VIII
more than pay the bank unless he has been drawn into
spcculaons other than real estate; bnt do not believe
the mortgages $4,000 to his brother are genuine
but given as a cover. think that Roiman & Co. had
drawn Mills in where a impending, and he gave
the mortgage for protection
When he was drawn in as 70 compel 40 overdrat 20
his account tnen Rodman Sc Co., having him in their
power could also borrow the COmpany's funds mad
equate security and both sides were compelled to keep
still for mutual protection.
Mills was a good fellow careless, needless and Just the
man TO be used in the way he dou't believe Ac
ever devoted an hour day TO bank matters.
Trf.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
" Utfbg -hNcoft 5'AA9 - A''N'
THE ILLEGAL RECEIVERSHIP.

20 ;Ss E@!lor Of Ihe Tribune.
SIR: On Saturday morning last Daniel Chaun-
cev President pro tepl., NJ T. Rodman Secretary, and
Alexander McCue Counsel, OF tho Brook yn Trust Com
norv decided that the institution should suspend busi
ness They must need, however retain control OF the
concern aud the standing counsel who was paid a
salary TO guard and defend the Company. thereupon
took an attitude adverse 10 IT, and decided upon the APP
pointment Of the president pro tenn. receiver. He
foupd Judge ready do his bidding but had 10
and overcome the pracuce, legal requirements OF
notice Of the motion therefor and his neph VS. clerk %
was actually accompanied TO the court by Mr. Charles
l. Lowrey a partner OF Mr.. Mills in some Of his real
estate specuatons who claimed in open court that be
represented the Trust Company as counsel and con-
sented 10 or did not oppose the appointment Of MI
McCue's receiver.
somewhat similar course was pursued when the
Central Bank failed Mr.. Pruyn, the President, had
completely gutted the institutions and Judge was then
found who, on the motion Of stakeholder director
twas it Pratts former partner Philip s. Crooke y ac-
tusly appointed receiver Mr. spader tho cashier Of
the bank who had been cogn.zant OF and mum III re-
gard 10 the thefts OF the President But the scandal
could stand and the bankruptcy Court soon inter
fered and set Mr.. spader aside
also want to ask What salary did Alex. McCue draw
as counsel for Companyi What other fees or costs
nave been paid him. to any Of his relatives or
nections, bv through the Trust Companyi Who au.
thorized employed Mr.. Lowrey appear and repre-
sent the Company in Court that motion which II
Mr. McCues paid duty TO oppose, instead Of originate
There meeting OF the Board no committee
clothed with power to give that authority 20 Mr. Lowrey,
and,'for aught that appears 20 the contrary
colusive proceeding Mr. McCue part from beginning
to end VIC.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

For Bathing Infarts-BUnSzrr's KALLIsrOs,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MORRIsANIA.-An artistic, literary, and
musical association called "The Circle" has beea
formed Il is composed OF ciergymea artists, doctors
lawyers and students DO a braclcs OF art aud science
aud is likely 20 have much influence IA educating tie
tastes OF tie community.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr: God"
rin by Pro. r. l. youn--s be- Tg-NE Ls-rgsf tfrh No
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07

Young Simpson, just beginning the
study of natural philosophy, became fond
of applying ,eshnichical names to COM
mon hearers with sense of his profound
knowledge, and tried the game with his
father one evening. When he mentioned
to the old man that he had swallowed
some marine scephelous mollosks, the
old man was much alarmed, and he sud
denly seized Simpson, threw him to the
floor, and held him and screamed for
help, And when Mrs. Simpson came
with some warm water, and the hired man
rushed in with garden pump, ,hey
forced half a gallon Of ~ater dove
Simpson, and they held him by the heels
over the edge Of the porch, and SHOOK
him, when the old man said, IF we dom I
get them things out of William he will
be pizened" And when they were out
and William explained that the articles
alluded to were merely oysters. then his
father fondled him for half an hour With
a tsunk strap for soaring the family.
Subsequently, Simpson framed his Ian.
euage in more familiar phrase.-Danbusy
News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07

by county assessor, the county collsc
tor sholl be the collector Of such county
or counties for the ensuing year, or until
the assessments arc taken BY the town
chip assessors.
Sec. D. Justiccs Of the peace and con
stables now holding Office shall continue
10 vffice until the expiration of their term.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-07

The Danbury News says: Tho body
Of we'll dressed man was found on the
Harlem road. There was nothing about
his person to indicate who he was, except
three brilliant diamond rings, which
seemed to show tlHt he was either y horse
doctos or q Rcgro minstrel" )"