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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06
,DR RADWAY'S PERFECT pUReATIVE PILLS.

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum. purge reguate purify cleanse. and strengthen. Rad Mays P for the cure of ail disoraers the Stomach Liver. Bowels Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous Diseases. Headache Constipation, CostiveRess. Indigestion, Dyspe7sia, Biiousness Bilious Fever, Inflammation of the Rowes Piles and all DerangeeBts 0fthe Internal Wis ceFa Warranted to effect p0svecure. Purely Vegeta- be containing mercury, minerals deleeFi6us drugs
 eE Observe the following symptoms resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs;
 Constipation Inward Piles Fuasss of the Blood the Head Aety of the Ssonaeh, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust Food Elpsng |. Pit sf the somaeh. Swimming of the Hsad
 Hurried Difficult BFeathn Flutteng the eark Choknr la Dot. Webs before ihe SAt Fever Dnll Pan I she 2lea D-fc Perspiraan, Yellewness the Sin
 Eye Pain in he Sias. Chest Lh and sudden Fiuzhes Of Ti-at, Burning ia tke Flsa. sss zss sa
 < few doses of RADWAYsS FILLS win free 4i,a svs. from Fl inc a'nseasss dlsnriefs Price 1s eents l.eFisnx, S.ii.b BY DRUGGISTS. -'s
 READ FALSE AND TRUE." Send one Iattav stamp Io EsADWAT < CO, No. e7 Maiien Lane TsSr York Information worth thousands win he sent YOU
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06
TRUSSES. TRUSSES

SINGLE OR DOUBLE. A splendid lot to suit all cases. Chase's Army, French, Ratchet, Set Screws, Thompsons' self-ad- justing, Hernstein's. &c. 4 HARD OF SOFT PADS, for children or admits. Trusses accurately ad- justed and fit guaranteed.
 PRIVATE ROOMS UP STAIRS. 11tf VESSELS & GATES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06

The preparations for the introduction ef salmoa into the Connecticut River, once famous for its stock of these fish, have 6ean nearly completed. The Hartford CouRant sMys that 15O, 900 eggs belonging Go tho state are now i'm matching troughs d Mystic Bridge and 10, 900 more at West pert Forty thousand more, with 90, 900 awarded t0 the state by Commissioner Baird. win arrive in q few days. These egEs viii be matched in April and the y0ang fEy, so soon as they are able to ob- tain their own food, will be placed in the various streams of the state and in the head waters of the Connecticut. The owners of dams on the river have agreed toe0astrnes Ash-ways. except the Holyoke Water Power Company, which refused to ao @. The result vas a lawsuit. which. having been decided by the Supreme CoaKk of Mrsaachusett against the compa- ny. was appealed to the Supreme Court ee the United States which affirmed the former decision last week Both difficult Gies now seem in a fair way to be sur m0ansed. and the prospect ia that before wn1y years the salmon may once more be found in his old haants of the Oonnecti- sat River and its tributaries
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06

woEk is brisk in the WoLcorrvnSE shops eAin wintex. The Congregational society have adopted the Book of Praise, in place sf the Sabbath Hymn and Tune Book UmnnaaI religions interest exists in the IaGhodisk s0ciely.-The district school eommitsss hms introduced the custom of paying the teachers monthly, which is v@Ey pEeazaRk to those most interested A lnE8a order has just been given by the maw aa1niniatEaki0n for books to repienish snn A1hr.sy.-WIlliam Hopson, son of 0nin L n0pson. has set np with a Mir. MhnkmMn. im Me9 Haven. d drauRhtsmen and enaEmsexa- Some of the aeven licens- a4 hqnoT dealers in Woicottville complain Mermna.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06
NATIONAL Life Insurance Company ne tho Unitn6 Gtatos.

The only Company chartered by Congress and the only one in the United States over which Congress by an officer specially appointed exer- cises the power of controlling it's Investments by similar to that over . National Bank. Jay Cooke O. are largely interested in the Company. It's rates are more favorabls than any other Company, and it offers besides perfect security to the insured.
 The official report of all Insurance Companies doing business in the State of New York shows the National to hold the largest cash assets in proportion to it's liabilities; thus in addition to its more favorable rates, offering the most perfect security. WELLS & TAYLOR, Genl Agents for Duchess, Columbia and IAteh- field Counties. e. f
 CHAs. L. HOMMEDIEU
 Ag't for Litchfeld County, Who may be addressed at Goshen, Ct s1-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06
TumOr of 12 Years Growth Cured by Ra6Waysg ReSONyent.

'--I -. BEyERLYl MAsa., JuIy IS, It6s.
 RADwATs-I have hsd Ovarian Tnor ovaries and boges Doctors tried every thing at recommended hut nothing helped
 saw your Rssoiven thought 6a faith a h beeaue had suffered for twelve took x bottles of ye1r Ready Relief; and there is sign of to De t and feel better, smarter and happier than have yeafs. The In the left side of the Bowe the groIn write tbs to you for the benefit etherL You publish 1t if yOu choose.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06

Kidney & Bladder Complaint. Urinary, and Womb diseases Gravel Diabstes. Drols.. Stoppage of Water IncontnSEce of Urine. Bright5 C
 ease Albuminura i9 all where there bric
 dust deposits the water Is thick cloudy mixed with substances like the white Of eg threads Ike white silk or there morbid, dark. bilious appearances and white honedust deposits and when there is prickEg hurning sensation whom passing water and pain m the Snan of the Back and along the Loins PEiee, SIoo.
 5 WORMS. .-Thc only known and sure Remedy
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06
RAKER,S BREAD

Erated. Bakers and Graham Bread, French ed every Tuesday and Friday, other kinds 0f Cake supplied If requested at one days notice.
 ED. MCNEIL co
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and cure of all derange- ments in the stom- ach, liver, and bow. els. They are Q mild aperient, and an excellent purgative. Being purely vege. table, they contain no mercury or mmo- ral whatever. Much serious sickness and suffering Is prevent. af7 hv fhQir timely
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
Mines and Mining.

The excitement, this week, has been, and is yet. about some very rich gold rock which some soldiers from Fort Whipple found in the foot hills, near Lovejoy's hydraulic dig gings, on lower Lynx Creek, about miles east from Prescott. This rock is said to be white, and very rich in coarse gold--in fact, it is called the richest yet found in Arizona We have seen none of it, but know that it has caused quite stir among soldiers and citizens Can't say that ledge of it has been found, but are free to assert that several large pieces have been picked up.
 found in Walnut Grove district by Messrs. Cullumber and Scott, who are working upon it. A piece sent us Is very literally supplied with pure gold Several tons of it will im- mcdiately get crushed in Henry & Smiths arastras.
 Wednesday last, Mir. Willard Rice was in town--at the store of c. P. Head & Co.--with several bars of gold bullion, the proceeds of q few tons of Cornucopia rock, which himself and partner, Mir. Jaycox, had just crushed and cleaned up, in their arastra at BOweIs Bros Agua Fria mill The gold will coin SIS per ounce. Work Is progressing on sew cral ledges near their place. Specimens re- gently brought in from the Silver Star mine speak well for 1t. They are we'll charged with silver.
 Prospecting in tho neisbborhood of Black Canon creek has so far been successful. PhG- nix people speak highly of lodes and placers
 The miners of Lynx creek are placer min ing and srastraing with eminent good luck Some four or more arastras are running and at least five more will soon be in operation It is source of grief to us to be informed that some bad men, on recent night, rob bed the arastra of Mir. Wm. Pointer. In it were the proceers of six tons of Grant orc, most of which the rascals stole. An olt man, hs is to be sympathised with. Lynch ing would cure the thieves.
 Smiths min, near Wickenburg, Is doini better thsn common, on vulturs ore.
 The Ypltlre mining company Psopls sr' LspjoyiSg bopss or starting soon.
 Out at Bsashsw, Goodwin & NeKinnsn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Our Plaza Is very large ope Oft have we cn. deavored to talk our citizens into fencing or oth. erwise improving 1t, and now, as the county talks of building nice brick or adobe house, we ask property owners ifh would not be we'll to have said house built In the centre Of the plaza, on ground which might be deeded to the county by the village suthortiesi Were this done. the Ia. bor of prisoners would very soon fence and beau. tify the grounds, and grass, trees, flowers, etc.. would soon make sweet picture in this now un. kempt common. No doubt, the supervisors would accede to request of this kind, and we call upon some gentleman to get up petition, with this end In view, Co Mayor Jewell and the village council
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
9otal < @istsllaneons.
Personal.

Mrs J. W. Piersop, started for her home at Wickenburg on last Saturday morning, after a short visit to friends here, who were 10th to see her depart SO soon ~
 Mir John was.on, editor and proprietor of the Arizona CitIsen and Surveyor General of the Ter. rltory, arrived in our town last Monday morning z and left for Tucson this morning. He was look Ing strong and vigorous as usual, and enjoyed his visit to friends here and at Fort whippe, who would be pleased to have him visit more fire. quently.
 MT O. W. Curtis, of the Quartz Mountain Saw. mill, has gone to Wickeuburg, te attend to business.
 Mir Geo. Davidson, chief clerk In the office of Gen Small, Chief c. S., Department of Arizona, lcft for California by Wednesday mornings mail vehicle. He will return soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

FEscE Ir.-Receutly. while accompanying the remains of the iate Louis wortman to their final resting place in the the Citizens cemetery. many of our citizens saw and felt that the living had not done rIgbt by the dead. The cemetery is un. fenced, and tracks of domestic animals were seen here and there, upon the graves. Now, 1t would not cost great deaf to fence tue entire grounds and h Is the duty O: our citizens to do SO without delay. Whoever will take lead In this matter will be sure 10 get the necessary aid and encourage ment to finish the work.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
Prescott Public School

The fall term of the public school In Prescott will begin on Monday, October 6, at o'clock A. under the charge of Miss Kelly. and continue until Christmas. '..
 All children in the district six years of age and upwards are entitled to the privileges of free edu cation in Arizona, and the trustees hope that the parents and guardians Of children In Prescott and vicinity Will endeavor to secure their constant at. tendance at school. Our school house Is new and the accommodations amply sufficient for all the children in the district. H. A. BIusLow.
 Clerk of Board of School Trustees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
Agricultural Implements.

If the demand for Agricultural Implement the coming harvest says the Rural Pres likely to oSrespond with ha increased number of acres under eatvaaon there win
 bs lively times among the San fsncsoo tealsrs In sneh Implements during the season. Several hnss, under stood have anticipated this demand and have prepared themselves accordingly by early shipmnts It b said that oss single frm (TrssdwelIA Co., who still occapy their old snd wsllknowp stand, have oootsAotsd br above twsstyhvs losds of tbsh harvesuag ma. ohioss tAas early 10 the ssason seoUe low raiss hs sides laTgs amount of smaller Impenepa, 10 wcuid ssssdy msds sroebd the Hsfn. Isd with hs stooks s obsf hoasss that thsrs oaght o be spgb Good adgss 10 saab ssrN bowsvs Sw rssdics hss tbs sgpply vsn ros sxgs. tcs espcAod sTHa5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

GRowLIse.-several tax-paylng citizens make no bones ot saying that our town council has act cd more or less foolish in the matter of ditcbing around town, or portion thereof. These sover. eigns say that some dtcbcs arc useless, and may prove injurious, and that the money that has been wasted upon them had much better been expended In nxing s,reets and crossings thereof We'll, Hh fact that some streets stand in great need Of re pair, aud that there arc crossIngs-of dtches and s,reets-whlch stand In great need Of bridges We know os one ditch crossing that has come nigh wreckipg several wagons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

WEATBER.-The hottest September ever expe- rlenced by whites lu Arizona, is the verdict of weather critics, among whom we count ourseif
 One person told us, Tuesday last, that |, frosted just hule on Monday -nlght-thc 22d, All wa know about it Is that. Tuesday moraing was a little cooler than any of its predecessors.
 The summer has been long and warm, and we, Cor one, are eager for cooler weather and fewer ales, s,-although these busy iI;,le imps have no; been as numerous as in former summers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SheriH's Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD Jr- deal Dstnc, of the Territory of Arizona ia and for the County of Ysvspa.
 RICHARD C. McCoRsticE, Pialuuu,
 HENRY W. FLgURy and LOREN s. JENKs Defendan,, Pursaancs of decree n this cause dated the sth day f July. A. b lsI3 shall expose for ss the law dl. rsct ss the Courh house Ia the town of Prescott on Tuesday, tho 18th day of October, 1878, Al II o'clock H the premises described in said dscre. @ follovs to wit; The quarter section os hand post 10 mound of rocks north eorger o the tow sts Of Prescott in the county of Yavapa Territory sf Arizona and running xeeu forty il64O) chaiss to small creek which north twenty three siHty (2J ehsins further n all for'y (10) chains to poet in mound of roqkt. Thence south CD chains to e small creek which runs thrtyth C39) ehaips further 10 ell fry chns to juniper about fssi To damsief sABdng The honh slOp. of low hill near is top. Thsses fory fzo1 esalns to post Is aud ,Ae w-ss eoaoaaty ias of ne Towat. 6f Pres eot Thence north with sad line. Boh friy (sD) csn 10 the place 0f beginning All of the above and f-eo tag described uaot paroef of laDd being situated u favspai couaiy snd Territory of Arizona.
 JAMES s. THOMAS. gbsrfn
 By H. N HERBERT Under Sheriff. Prescott, \. T. September B, ls7a sep27H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

FRoM SSS Jt1M-A correspondent of the Denver tColorsdo) Tribune, writing from Fort Garland under date August g, says that "s definite agreement ssd oudeptsudipg have beeu reached by the Utes and the Gov. ernmen', through which the former agree to turn over, at once and forever, all their claims upon tue San Juan country---mines, towns, miuers' stock and alln V
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Grants mail stage which arrived bcre ahead of time, Thursday morning, with several passengers and large mall, brought over loo copies of the "Report Of the Department Of Agriculture for 1871, sent 10 Postmaster Allen by Delegate Mo. Cormick, for distribution among farmers and oth- ere, who are requested to call a tle postofice and receive copy. Mir. Allen informs us that this Is the best report ever issued by the Department
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

DEAD BEAK.-Mr. R. sellar, who came in from Mohave county. Thursday morning last. by Web. sier & Whites stage, saw a large bear near the head of Juniper canyon, which he despatched, with bis unerrlug rife, and which, he says, weigh. ed about 700 pounds Full two-tbirds Of Mr. Bruins carcass were left, hanging on tree. The other third was brought In here and presented, by Mr. s., to his friends. Our thanks are due him for A piece
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

We learn with regret that Mir. P. W. Smith, the successful lnill man, near Wickenburg. was re. gently wounded In the arm by the accidental dis. charge oi pistol, while riding on the buck board, near Roberts station. The ball entered the aesby part Of tue right arm, near the shoulder, causing painful though not serious wound
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

PfcStc.-Mlss Josephine stephens and her sis ter, Mrs wm. N. Kelly, planned picnic, which came oT Sunday last, near Point of Rocks, and which, VIC lesru, gave good satisfaction to them selves and those who took part with them, some of whom sere tho Misses Miller, Mrs Caldwell, Mss Maggie Ehls, Chas. Goldman, T. W. saun- ders, H. N. Herbert aud H. II. Cartier. Jr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Nr. Normal Eldridge Is the gentleman who .pIed" the fancy gilss in the door of Barnard . Cs's "Nihy" saloon. for ioiug which sherin J. $. Thomas arrested him, when Judge Otis sentenced him to pay ane of siOO. or serve 70 days ID the county jail, which latter he is now doiug. Liquor caused hia to act so. and he s now sorry for this act in the drama Of his life.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Hon. wm. IT. Hardy arrived In Prescott early In the. week, from Mohavc county, stayed over night and started back again, to superluieud york on his toilroad, which work Is being performed west of old Camp Hualpai. Having lust returned from California, Mr. Hardy was frelghted, II we may 60 express ourself, with very good railroad and other uews
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Gsrrrss wsLL.--seyefd weeks ago, one of Mir. s. 0. Miller's teamsters was so uuforuuste as 60 fall from his saddle-mule un dera heavy freight wagon. one wheel of which passed over and cfush' cd his arm, which, Dr. Matthews Of Fort WhIppie hospital, thinks he can save. The poor teamster has suffered mucb but 1t is pleasing to know thai Mir. Miller, Dr. Matthews and our supervisors have befrlendod hm. 7N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

WALNUT GRovE.--L. R. Stephenson, Mir Smith, wm, Cullumber aud other gentlemen arrived here recently from this flno valley, which Is dis tant rom Prescott about 55 miles. They brought farm produce for sale; said that crops were pretty good, In consequence of which farmers were feel Ing rather joyful.
 Last week, Mr George Jackson, Mrs Jackson and dsughter-Miss Jane Oswald visited our town for the first time In several years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICE

All the niees, frashss, and best HAIR PRBPARArIcSs Pomsdes. Oils Dyes and Invisorators Lubin's Grpuips French EKtrActs Soaps. Powders and Cosmshqnss can be he'd E " DR. KENDAJLS
 ian2T72 Pioneer Drug btors
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

MULES roR sALE.-TOday Saturday., at 10 a. m, Mir J. L. Fisher, auctloneer. will sell, at the northeast corner of the plaza, lot Of Hpe mues, recently arrived from Kansas. This will be n good chance for farmers and others to suppiy themselves with animals.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Mir. Louis wortman who died here, recently and was buried in the Citizens cemetery, a pa tive of westphaiia, aged about 3s years. Hav lag kaows him long and we'll, we can speak o him as an honorable. good man, whose taking of VIC deplore.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

9stscr "scaly" epoch this, for one person to travel sser dangerous trail, yet our sherin, Mir Iss s. Thomas, struck out Monday morning last, ceer ehe trail, for Walnut Grove, on business for ths yoasaty
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

WEArHER.-Warm days and cool nights are what we have had since last issue of the MINER. We may soon expect cooler weather, and shall not be vexed when h comes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Such of our farmers as have corn will consult sheir interest and that of the entire community ', by saving as much as possible of their corn fodder
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

County Recorder Ed W. Wells has, since the recent painting of hls office, arranged the furni. ture, books, etc, of the establishment in a way that at once informs the visitor that Ed believes h the saying, "Ordcr is Heavens first law"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

The 2sd Infantry Band will play the following selections this (saiurdAy) eyeuing q, o'clock Dupeller schsse March.
 King Pippin Polka. BaIiad-Father's Farewell Luflins Quadri'le.
 htaplan La file du Regimcpt sosgr-shellScf cf Ocean. .LadisS ScAesiiseks ", ~ .>. . 7; Trsb Tfab caop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

BRicK.--Aicx. Harris has men at work moldIng and piling up brick, In his yard, near town. So that some person, Arm or corporation Is going to build, sure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

CCrrise CoRS.-Tarmers of this vicinity arc, Hs present. engaged in cutting up corn, and, It rleases us to be able to state that the crop, all Ehins. considered. will not be very bad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Some person, a, Fort Whipple hospital, can draw upon us for the beer, or any other "stlmu lator" If they will but send the rainfall for the nakt keason.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Captain J. P. Hargrave aud Mir A. Wertheimer-- respected citizens of Prescott-are at PhenIx. The Captain-bcing lawycr-went to take . hand in court matters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Undershcrif H. NJ Herbert-a general hvorite with all who know him, has, of late, done several acts Of kindness for us, for which we shall no' soon forget him. z
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Mir c. Hathaway has carpenters at work on Granite street, putting additions on some Of his houses. Hathaway Is one of those energetic souls who give their money chance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Several freight teams arrived in Prescott Sat urday last, from Ebrenberg, with goods for L Bashford, C. r. Head & Co, Ar. SwesriageH and the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
100. r, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

.,s.SRaseE. Regular Meetings ofihis Ledge ou Wed. X<|< pe.day EvenlAgs, a, Masonic Hall Mem
 >FNVR< .bes of the order. h good standing. sIs invited to attsud. N. ID. CAMPBELL. N. G.
 J. 0OLDsTEIN. seeaetnry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

A row occurred in a China wash-house Thurs. day evening. One Chlnamsn lost some blood from wound of some description.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all poins Mondays aud Thursdays. Depart weduesdays fridays and Saturdays
 Ofhos hours from A. V. toeP.H Money Ordeu issaed every day of tbs week exeept sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, F. h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Coop TEAA.-Col. c. P Head purchased and brought with hIm, from CslIforaia, dne span ol horses and siee buggy. rN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Mr. l. c. Otis, J. F.. paid Into the county treas ury Wednesday last, si2, fines coltcctcd from fir. regular actors on the Prescott stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Rev. c. A. Reeder conducted Divine service, in the courtroom, twice on last Sabbath.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

The potato crop Is said to be big, thls year.
 The late rains were everything for the murphies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Miss Maud Duyal took her departure for Tue son, by Wednesdays stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Next regular meeting of the Board Of supcrvis- ors will convene on Monday, October 9th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

Jack Sheppard has accomplished the feat of walking 900 miles in 1000 hours.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AzrLAH LODGE No. IF, Y..aAn.

q Regular Meetings of this Lodge the ias, A- Saturday Of each month, st 7seloet r. a. A scIOurpins brethren ar. h.i.rnaily inyi,sa ~t to attend ' aw CURTIS, W x J.P.HARGRAvE. Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
DIED.

In Tucson September H. is73 David Morgan, Of eoa sumption.
 In Tucson September i2 Is7s RAfae Ron. aged .bou, 66 yesn.
 In Tuosoa, September l9. wm. c. Bro~s. of Mr and Mrs c. O, Brs-a, aged is months and 2S days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
MARRIED.

In Tucson. September ,< ls73 by Rev r. Joavspceas Ambrcss c. Scott 10 Miss GuadAlups Baldsassros.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27

BORN. .-. In Yuma ArisOua September l. lsT3 the wife of Dr Goodwin, . soB. In Tucson. September | is7o tss wife of Charles H. Asyers, daughter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-27
BORN.

Boss TWEED is in San Francisco.