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Righteous Aee1ribuIiOn.
a Negro Oufrages N white Girl
and Is Hung 10 a Tree.

FRANKLIN, Mo, June 2l.-This morning a
negro ravished a white German girl at
Augusta, eleven and half miles west of
this place. After accomplishing the das-
tardly act, the negro fed down the track
east, and was captrued at Labadie, about
three miles east Of Augusta, and taken back
to the latter place.
When the operator had gotten about a
mile from Augusta, on his return TO Labadie,
he heard great yelling in the direction OF
the former place, and shortly after his ar
rival at Labidie messenger arrived, say
ing that the negro had been hung, and that
he was still dangling at 3 p. N.
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STATE FAIR ANNUAL ADDRESS. :

STATE FAIR ANNUAL ADDRESS. -
Maj. Thomas Reed, of jefferson county,
has been invited, and has consented, TO de-
liver the annual address at the State Fair,
to be held in this city commencing on the
second Monday in October next. Maj.
Reed has been Director OF the Fair Assoc
citation for several years, is a practical and
progressive agriculturist, and knows how
and what to say that shall edify and in
struct on such an occasion.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA
The next annual session Of this college viii
commence on the 18th November. The
names of the faculty, terms of tuition, etc.,
win be found In our aiVertfsing columns.
It win be seen that new Chair has been
established, for the teaching Of Public Hy-
giene and Medical Jurisprudence.
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Remnants in calico, pique and lawns less
than cost at STADEKER'S.
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The Faculty is composed of the following
| gentlemen:
| GEORGE A. KETCHUM, NJ. D., Professor OF
| the Science and Art of Medicine
+. A. ROSS, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Med
lea and Therapeutics
VIM. H. ANDERSON, NJ. D., Professor of Ply
J. T. GILMORE. NJ. D.. Professor OF Surgery.
9. A. MOSES, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
JEROME COCHRAN, NJ. d, Professor of Pub
lie Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence.
E. P. GAINES, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
GoR0NWY OWEN, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
stetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Children.
VIM H. ROSS, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
E. H. FOURNIER, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor
of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
CALEB TOXEY, Nj. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
RHETT GOODE, NJ. D., Assistant Demonstra-
tor of Anatomy and Curator of the Museum.
The lectures are free to all Students Of Med
icine.
The only extra charges are as follows:
Naturalization $25
Practical Anatomy .-....... .....-......... 10
Graduation fee........ 30
The Halls for Practical Anatomy will be
opened on the 10Th of OCTOBER, and
Preliminary Lectures in all the
Departments will be deliv-
cred daily until the
Beginning of the Regular Course
ar For further particulars, or for circu-
lar, address WM Ii. ANDERSON, MD.
jun25-2m Dean of the Faculty.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Va,
WILL BE
Opened for Visitors June IsG, 1878,
Under the management of Col. N. COBB.

VERY extensive improvements have been
Y made since last season, including large
new Hotel, with all modern conveniences
More than six hundred guests can be comfort.
ably accommodated. This is the most eIe-
waited, the coolest and best shaded summer re-
sort in Virginia.
The mineral water has, for seventy-fve
years, been justly celebrated for its active
tonic and Alternative powers.
Hot and Cold Baths of mineral water at the
command of Visitors.
Bowling Alleys and Billia Saloons, for
ladies and gentlemen.
Round Tickets can be procured at all the
principal cities.
Visitors get off at the Christianburg Depot,
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road, and will be conveyed in comfortable
coaches 81 miles to the Springs.
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Great Attraction at Wishart's.
ROOFING AND GUrTERING
KILL THE FLIES /!

HOw2 By using Morse's Patent Fly Ex-
IL terminatOr, the only and effectual
means ever yet discovered for destroying
Flies, Musk eel oes, etc, safe 10 use and sure 10
kill. One package will last a season, and
keep any store or dwelling free from flies
Put up in secure packages and sent 10 any
address on receipt of fifty cents, with full d.
rections for use. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Address q. J Greene, Com
pany Shops, Alamance Co., Ga. jun5-4m
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A NEW and wen fitted up Drug Store, stu
IA ated in West Jackson, in . desirable To-
cality and doing q good and constantly in
creasing business Parties wishing to pur-
chase win address Immediately Lock Box 206,
Jackson, Miss. Terms cash. iun6-3t
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Millinery and Dress Making

HISS s. FULLY has opened q large and
Nl well assorted stock Of summer Goods,
including q varied assortment Of Straw Goods,
a choice Collection Of Bonnets, Hats, French
Flowers and Trimmings, constantly on hand.
Call and examine, at State street, next door
70 II. sixer's Carriage Depot. mS3m
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Having sold my tin shop, / earnestly re-
quest all persons TO whom am indebted, and
also all who owe me, to come up for settle
ment, as 1 am determined 10 close al ac-
counts. n. ID. PACE.
Jackson. Miss, June 6, 1873. iunl2H
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}tlance on hand IS per schedule b,
accompanying warrants herewith
tendeied lor cancellation -. $3.50 %
SCHOOL TEACHERS FUND WAR
RANTS.
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ToFFICIAL.l
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
CITY HALL,

JACKsoo,. MISS, June q, tS33t
1t regular meeting of the Board OF
Mtxor ana Aldermen OF Jackson, held this
day. present:
Al,iermcn-T. strauss, Harris Barksdale
T. A. kau-lcr, John McGill, John Nelson,
PAT. OF cary.
Tine Mayer not being present. on motion
Alderman Strauss was elected chairman OF
the meeting.
Tar mfnutrs of last meeting having been
real ana approved, the Board proceeded to
business.
Alderman Barksdale introduced the fol-
loving resolution:
Resolved, That the City Marshal be and
he Is hereby instructed 70 notify each mem
Der 81 This Board before each day of the
regular meetings, and that from this date
said ulra duo snail be held at AZ O'Clock,
p VI !. 81 pom TIE first and third Friday OF each
m0ntta- Carried.
The Treasurer submitted TO the Board
report tor The year ending hay lst, 1873
whieh was received. ana. on motion Of Al
defmau MeGin. ordered published, as fol-
lozrs
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HA8 just received q fresh supply Of Botanic
IL Medicines for sale. Having devoted
much time and attention, Tor many year1t to
Chronic Diseases, be "a prepared 20 cure Dye
pepBia and Chronic DiafrhOa, Chronic Die
eases Of the Lnnes, Liver Spleen and Kids
neys, Dropsy, Asthma, Scrofula and letter.
Uterine derane ements, etc. Persons residing
at too great distance 70 consult him in per-
SON, can do 90 By letter succeaalullVs Public
patronage respectfully solicited. mildly
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Extract Of "a letter to Col. a. o.
Mayors. Dated Liverpool,
May pend.

Mayors DsAAPH AHNeEDOOAs
May 23md
From the Brandon Republican,
| expect to start next week to Scotland.
and visit the rural districts, and attend the
different labor associations, and make such
arrangements with these organizations, rs
best can to assist me in future, in filling
such orders as may get. | will then re-
turn through the best agricultural districts.
and be back to this place By the lst OF July.
My letters will be forwarded To me at dir
ferent points as [ may direct. Our people
need have no fears in future. in having
their orders filled with good people. | find
as | am becoming known, there is much
less difficulty i'm procuring good people.
Quite large number of those labor aSsocia-
tions are nov in CORES pondence with me,
rendering me their assistance in procuring
reliable people those of our people
that have made UP their minds
to order emigrants, should do so dur
ing the summer months, as that is the sea-
son of the year to make the best selections.
do not reeollect whether stated TO you
that those working on farms were required
by law to give one months notice before
leaving their situations, without forteiting
their wages due them. Domestic servants
have to give from one week To one month
notice, before leaving, according to the
length of their engagement. l make these
statements to let you know the Importance
of sending orders out in time. Some two
weeks since | sent you a lot of circulars. |
have sent them to every one of the upland
counties in the State as well as to Ten
nessee Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. i
have sent some emigrants to each OF these
States. 1t is for the people of these States
tie say whether they prefer carPet-bag rule
to white mans country. | have been
engaging mechanics at the following rates !:
B.acksmith's, first class, $500, by the year;
engineers and machinists at from 5000 to
$1,000; carpenters at from $500 to 5000:
male cooks, professional, from SO to $25
per month by the year, with board, etc;
gardeners common, ut SIS, professional
from $50 to S25 per month, as above. | make
these statements thinking you would like
to know these things. | would be pleased
to hear from you at your convenience.
am yours very truly,
GEO TnIIsFNN
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Z RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
REVISED TIME TABLES.

VICKsBURG & MERIDIAN RAILROAD
{Sehedule taking effect May "A. 1879
GOING EAST-Passenger train leaves Vicks-
burg at 800 Pm, arrive at Jackson at 645
at Ito at night.
GOING WEST-Leaves Meridian at lbs An,
arrives at Jackson at 7:55 An, and leaves
a SIS, reaches VIcksbu; z at HOS An
FREIGHT TRAIN-Le caves Jackson daily,
going East at 7:I0 Pm, and goes West at
$50 Pm
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PAID OUT.

Balance OF bonds and coupons on
nand. as per schedule ID, accom-
pauy iLs, and which are herewith
rendered .ur cancellation. $3.50. Si,7l5 90
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DIRECIOIio
Branch Office, Philadelphia, Pa.
Where the HBusimess % e thc Conn
PRny l. Transncted.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
CITY AND COUNTY or PmLADELrHIA -'
Emerson W. Peet, Vice President anu John
M. Butler, Secretary of the National Life lu-
surance Company Of the United States OF
America, being duly sworn, dcp0sc and FhJ,
aud each for himself says, that they arc thr
above described officers OF snId Complain 4,
aud that on the thirty-frst day or December
last, all the above described assets were thr
absolute property Of the said Company. FREQ
and clear from any liens Or claims thereon.
except above stated and that the fUrcga-
ing statement Is a full and correct exhibit uI
all liabilities, and Of the income and eEpeu-
ditures and Of the general condition and af-
fairs Of said Company, on the thirty-dral
day Of December last and for thc year ruI-
ing ON that day, according 90 the best uf
their information.
Il. w. PEET, Vice President
J. NJ BUTLER Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn b before me this hlh
day Of March, 1873.
fSeall H. s. VAIL, Notary Public
for the City and County Of Philadelphia
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }SCr.
/, Henry Musgrove, Auditor Of Public Ae-
counts Of the State aforesaid DO hereby
certify that the foregoing statement 81
the National Life Insurance Company
Of the United States Of Americn is truly
and correctly copied from the original on hle
in my Office.
Given under my hand and Omoial Seal
[L.sl this 9th day Of June A. d. 1873.
H. MUSGROVE.
Auditor Public Accounts.
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eI,IS7,Oo7 90

", 5G3,gll U3
2,l38,2iO %
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MALE DEPARTMEsr-Fuller Fox, Principal
r. H. Conner.
FKMAME DEPARTNExT-Nannie Fox, EmmI
Fox
Address Principal, Slate Spring, Calhoun
Co., Miss. jun26-2m
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In spite of your teeth.

In spite of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamefd and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
If the SOZODONT'S daily brushed in.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL

l. :"
Schedule taking effect May Is, 1879
MAIL TR aIN-Leaves Canton going North,
breakfast, at :, and Grand Junction for
dinner at l:20 pm.
XPRESS TRAlN-Leayes Canton, going
North at Z, Pm, arriving at Jackson, Tenn,
next morning at T05.
COMING SOUTH-Mail train arrives at Can
ton at 1880 Pm; Exn e3s, ll;25 AN.
NO, J. G.. n. RAILROAD.
Trains arrive at Railroad Junction as fol-
lows:
GOING SOUTH-Mail, Ills A. N Express,
12-5U NJ, and remains 20 minutes for din
GOING NORTH-Man, 2:45 A. NJ; Express,
$40 P. NJ, and remains 20 minutes for sup
per.
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PAID OUT.

May Is. rdi out TO City Clerk OH
warrant ..-...-. @ SIP 80
MAY Is Paid out 10 Mayor on war
want 10 90
May U.s. i'tid ont ON Bridge bonds
sud coupons --.--... , $50 90
Gai-,ice on hand ) SO
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF ALABAMA
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION
OF THIS COLLEGE
Will Commence ON the I4th of No
vember, and Close about Ghe
20Ih of the ensuing
March.

In addition to the Departments already ex-
lstlng, new Chair has been established for
the teaching of
PUBLIC HYGIENE and
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
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LIABILITIEI

Total present value Of
policies in force, or
amount required 10
safely re-insure all
outstanding risks,
less present value
Of Re-Insured Poll
cies......... ..............8l ,3i4 12l Oh
Losses reported, but
not due........".....- 1858 O3
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S4,7I5 90
S397S 90
rENRnDY sCMoOLFrND lcash aeeonn

1873. RECEIVED
Jan Il. Cash received from John
=. Tucker. President
school Board ..... $2.250 {
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S2.1R5 Sc
tiIY " ARRANTS.

.Nav /. Eca'd from former Treas
gtruT:
CIV Warrants. 81 80 81
&uaded - G9l G3-302 9S
W lv IS. t-hed lsce cash acc't) - 2l2 80
.1uIy j.. Beet for sale grave yard
Iot from G.. Hinckle 800 40 90
July -. Reed from City Collector, $3.50 90
AuL- S. Received ffom City Col
irtJor war'nts, S42ll %
Funded warrants, , 400 48-G,G2O SO
1s73.
Mch H. Reed from City Collector:
War nts. tax ~ $2,S97 70
Funded warnts
tax II -.....-. 40 12-2. 967 81
Warrants tax 73 ......... 264 80
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OFFICERs

+. A. ROLLINS, President
JAY COOKE, Chm. Fin. and Exec Com
II. ID. COOKE, Washington Vice President
EMERSON w. PEET, PhilAdclphal Vice
President and Actuary
JOHN NJ. BUTLER, Secretary
FRAN CTS q. SMITH, NJ. d.. Medicnl Director
VIM. 4. CHANDLER (Washingt0n) Att0ruey.
~
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>. &. a w. w. BURROVV,
Stedman's
NEW TIN SHOP

HAVING bought out Thos. D. Pace desire
IL to call the attention of the public TO the
fact that l shall sell all kinds Of the very
best tinware, and do tinwork of All kinds
PROMPTLY, at less prices than anybody,
FOR CASH ONLY. Give me a trial.
e. r. STEDMAN.
Jackson, Miss, June 6, 1873. -
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II. II. Pease has his wife for clerk. The
law says of the clerk: HIS salary shall be,
&C. A nice superintendent, not to attend
better to the gender of his pronouns.-For-
est Register.
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Murde err i'm the First Degree is-gen-
orally brought to light, but thousands OF
quiet murders, of which the world never
hears, are committed by the administration
of wrong medicines. The dyspeptic, the
bilious, the fever-ridden, the rheumatic,
are too often poisoned with deadly drugs,
when the persistent use of
Tarrant'S EffcrVescent Settler Aperient
with proper precautions as to diet and regi-
men, would inevitably have worked a
speedy and thorough cure, In kidney dis
eases, bowel complaints, fevers, nervous
paroxysms, and all other ailments that re-
duce the strength and vital power of the
system, sustain, refresh, purify, cleanse
and regulate it with this Invaluable saline
remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Remnants in calico, pique and lawns less
than cost at STADEKER'S.
Those linen lawns and piques for % cents
yard at Stadeker's cannot be beat.
Linen and straw hats in great variety at
STADEKER'S.
FoUND-At Stadeker's. The cheapest and
best dry goods and clothing.
Dust Ina.
$50 pieces Merrimac prints in Polka Dot
and other fashionable designs, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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COOPER'S WELLS,
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW-LECTURES mine weekly,
- begin 18th July, 1873, end 18th September.
Have proved Of signal use, LIST, 10 students
proposing to pursue their studies at this or
to study privately; 3D., to young practitioners
who have not had the advantage of systematic
instruction. For circular, apply Up. o. uni
versity Of Va.) to JOHN u. MINOR, Prof
Com. and Stat Law. mS-2m
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Per day, 50 per week, payable weekly, fi5.
Children and servants, half price.
ALI communications directed 10 HaElehurst
WIN. A. STOCKTON,
mlb-Sm Proprietor.
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FoUND-At Stadeker's. The cheapest AM
best dry goods and clothing.
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BROWNS WELLS,


FVNHIS noted place Is now open for reception
a Of visitors. A line Of stages will run
from Hazlehurst daily, arrival Of passeu-
gers during the season.
These Wells have an established reputation
for sick Headache, Paralysis, Chronic Diar-
rh@a, DrOpsy, Dyspepsia, Gravel, kidnycs and
Bladder, ScrOfulous Ulcerous, Cutane0u8 and
Ernptive Diseases Neuralgia Of the stomach,
and Piles Of any description, and all Female
Complaints.
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4 ASH ACCOUNTS.
RECEIVED.

MAY !. Received from former Urea
-urer -............ SLY 70
May q Received from Mayor 100 90
Aug. p. Reed from City Collector
ca Bridge account . 2,243 IL
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Increase IN assets


Increase IN ASSETS
during the gear edaO,dg1 %
Total number Of Policies issued
during the year.......................- 3.ll0
the year........"..............."......, gGi97451
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JACKSON. Miss, June y, 1873
At an adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen of jackson, held this
lay, present:
Aldermen-J. A. Kausler. l. Strauss, J.
McGiH.
There being no quorum present the Board
adjourned.
S. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk.
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S21,SO8 II

Balance ol Warrants on hand and
herewith rendered for cancela-
ton. SEQ forth in schedule y, ac-
complnying this report p, sos az
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND WARRANTS.
1870
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$50 pieces Merrimac prints in Polka Dot
and other fashionable designs, at
ROBINSON 81 STEVENS.
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REPORT.

TO tha Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
derHan cry Of Jackson:
Th uuHeE-i gHed, Treasurer OF the city oil
#Jack-oa, Ut leave 10 submit the following
#Taucft ui rUa transaction, Of his office from
the Hr-taay of May, 4. d. 1872. to the first
Ed 4y If isT. \. y. 1873, and 10 present the
youeler- tor The same to your honorable
body Ioi etueeiation
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ga friend i'm need is friend in
deed :" and such friend is HELMHOLD's
BUCHU to the unfortunate sufferer who has
been sowing his wild oats. Warranted to
cure all disease of the Kidneys and urinary
organs Look out for counteTfeits. Gen
uine bears the proprietary stamp of Ii. Il.
HeImbold on each bottle. Directions ac
company. Sold by all druggists. John f.
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
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Grab Orchard Springs.
Now Open for Visitors.

L OCATION six hours run from Louisville
IL ION Knoxville Branch Of l.. x N. X. K.
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Balance If warrants on hand, us
pcr schedule {, accompany ing,
and which are herewith rendered
f5r r..ueellltjun ........ 81, SOP 30
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Linen and straw hats in great variety IL
STADEKER'S.
, 1873-12-21
REMARKABLE CRIMINAL TRIAL.
A Man Who Tried to shoot. Stnf,, md
Igltrn His Wife,


A Man Who Tried to shoot. Stnb, md
Nnr1a His svifc.
From tho Ne,n York Tribune. Dtc. 10.
Tie trial Of n,nn for ono OF tho most OK
trnor1inary and atroc1ous attempts to commit
murder known In tho criminal records
Of this country was begun yoatorday II,
Elizabeth, N. j., in tho Court Of Oyor and
Terminor of Union County. iiorman kru1t,
alias koowlng, was put upon lls trial for Mt
tempting to murder hia wife, Lucy Krill, in
Elizabeth. Tho first witness, George Sayors,
tcasitlcd TINT OIL leaving lis home IN Dlyision
saw woman crawling on hor ha.tds and
knees to tho roadway. Flo ran to her, and
lifting her III his arms, carried her INTO Ills
hoABo. where he discovered that H'io Ind beon
wounded In tho head. evidently by pistol bull
lot, ant! tint tllo arteries or both arns ad beon
cut at tho wrists with some weapon: sno was
then 80 weak from loss Ct blood tlat sue waa nm.
abo to speak. Ho l1ati informed tho police ot
his discovery, aud tlloy had arroatod tho at
tempted murderer.
Mrs. Krull thon narrated the circumstances
attending tho attempt upon hor lsto. Hor toHtl-
gave 1t. sho not speaking tie English language.
She became acquainted with hrnll ln Hamnuse.
Germany. IN AMg'lst Inst and marr!od MN 10
scptcmDor., she nrrlFoa ~ tni9 e. country on
Noy. o, landing az rmiadelphla: 5he aay a1fer
| their ar7s1i no eatd no "iaheu 70 vaslt !iis
children IN DfooNiyn, anu WONT 20 mat CITY lte
re1olnea nor on NOV. H. ana tolo her taat ne
Ind selected NewafS IN Iliol5 @ lutnfe nome: nome;
Previous to starting e'1o pawned watch studded
with dsamonua and tnfco rings, afla gave
tho money TO nor nuspaha' - the Way 70
Newark ho got OH tie train az El1znoo.h' a.
walked tnro'1f;h CARE strcots no1it a1o a. h'gnt,
ana llhat!T loa nor lhto piece OF Wooos On tne
bordor Of tho city. Ho then stopped suddenly
and eaid, "Lncy' "a aso potn gong 70 de
, 1873-12-21

conceivable alteration III tho fail Of philosophy
C,ti boMo? l nBk agatn. Ia 1t my loss orctlihle
to boievo In tho apeal,tp Of mum than to bellovo
tint tho wator blnslod Into wine, az Dryden has
IT,, True religion cannot loHo vigor by tho ebcr-
rationa Of theology; true philosophy will blcas
tho futro III nptto Of the vaporingB Of so1ne dia-
ciplo. Philosophy Inns It's ti1iito stnto; you wish
to mako It moro no, atl honco my Hsatefaction
rniiways sewing x-maolli,.oH nud roapors; but
you rltlioulo tho evolution which brought
forth tho practical from tho idoai.
Yo,, my, worry wiftily that "Hod Inns no pnrtal-
ity for ton-foot polo, but lIo gives us 'illimit
a6lo sracc.' Will you deprive tho philosopher
uf tho lattor, and present him tho formor7
WOULD yo,1 l,lve III measure your philosophy BY
ton-root polo3 I trust you havo no "pnrtiali-
ty for IT," 4
Ma non Xon on oas Sst tonds nn
como to tho conclusion, that, like trio nrtiHt,
you gayo MIN Jdnito lecture to provo the finite
state Of philosophy; and this explanation ia tho
only consolation loft for an otlorwiso ndmiring
critic. rlILopA SEsoaf.