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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
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mill 30 apis Sheriff of the Parish of OreaD

Pierre FRANCOIS Turberg VS.. MargaFes
W. Sanford, widow Of James ,I Hay y, ,s,,
1,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No 4l60.-By virtue of writ of seiz
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. i'll the Second District OF this
city, On MONDAY, March II, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. 10
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buidings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Second District OF this city, designated by the
bounded by Cont Benvtlle, ReCheblave and Dor
genOs streets, on plan drawn by L. Surg late
surveyor, dared the tenth of October, 1898, and
deposited in the Office OF P ?. LIbarre, late no.
tarv public in this city the said lots measure ac-
cOrding to plan in the Office of A. Ducatel notary
public in this city, designated as plan number
fifteen Of book Of plans II Imber two, sixty.seven
feet slE lines front on k""ht b!ave street, By one
hundred and twenty feet depth, between para
lei lines Being the same property pun chased hv
the defendant herein from Liz. J Duprat per
a"t executed before Andrew H.. II, notary
public in this city Oh The .Wst. gLth day of BE-.
cenber, 1865.
Seized in the above 80.
Terms-Cash on the spo'.
fei3 p nlhii sh.l.h .! The Parish of Orleans
fIeDry VI. stewart vs.. Captain a.. RaniIc q :,
Fourth Distf"; Court :oE .hs Parish of Orleans
No. 80 2l5.
Same IS. same-fiftn Dl.c..c: Cont .or H., Psrisr
of Orleans, No. $500
Same vs. same->lXth BstE 20 Cor, to- I'll. p.-;.h
OF Orleans. No. 3gj'.
pY VIRTUE OF THREE WITS OP FIERi "A.
10 clas to me directed by the honorable the said
District Courts for The parish of Orleans in the
above entitled csus~- and pIrsu3nt TO an agree
ment entered INTO between The parties interested
therein Will proceed to sci. at public auction on
the premises hereinafter des gnated on TUESDAY,
March IL. 1873. at five o'clock, the following de-
sCrlbed property. TO wit:
THE CONTESTS OF 4 GROCERY STORE. .i.u
sred on Tont; street. between Dunaine and 81.
Anne streets in the Second District OF this city
PEI inventory which may be seen in my Office
ne same I'll be offered in detail by parcs.o
Seized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot
v. P. HARPER
| Inh!+ ]; IL IL Ehtrff O! :he PaIsb Of oTSarS
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mil; apl &c Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean
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frlG mi822 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Pierre viiiarceaux Macarty vs.. Charles
AndrnX linrsnCh

NIL; 20 apl6 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
EMBEzzLEMENT.

Henry c. Murray lately clerk in the employ Of
tiffany Co., OF Broadway, was arrested on Tues
day night last by Detective Elder, charged with
appropriating goods the property OF the firm, to
his own use He was locked up at Police Head
quarters and will be taken to Court this morning.
For some time past the manager OF the house had
suspected something wrong in the branch OF the
business which Murray had charge OF, as goods
were disappearing and nothing in the shape oil
substantial return Tor them was made. Captain
Irving was applied TO by the manager and he
detailed Detective Elder to look after Murray. Alter
watching for few days Detective Elder became
satisfied that Murray was living beyond his means.
He had contracted passion for iar0, and this led
to his ruin. On Tuesday night as he left the store,
the detective went up TO him and arrested him.
Upon his person, when ne was afterwards
searched, a large quantity OF jewelry was lound.
He gave the detectives the places where the rest
was pawned. and they have been aDle to discover
the greater part OF the property The way in
which Murray conveyed the goods out OF the store
was by charging them to the accounts OF customers
and when few days had elapsed marking them as
returned. Property valued at SO, 900 has been OBJ
tanned and more is expected.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.

Essex Market Police Court was crowded to ex-
cess yesterday morning with large array OF
persons arrested for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct Some OF them were people Of very
spectacle appearance, with the exception OF the
unkempt look OF their hair and the some ewhat dis
ordered condiuon OF their habilfments. Some OF
them had been rafiing for turkeys, and had raf1ed
so long and had drank so often with the winning
man that they had been raffled into the station
house. One man In particular clung with drown
ing mans grasp to the last remnants OF a turkey
that had survived the pulling and dragging OF
street boys and policemen. When he was arraigned
on q charge OF intoxication he held up the turkey
and said, my wifeis waiting for this turkey,
Judge; won't you let me gof~ The man with the
turkey was discharged.
Judge Otterbourg presided yesterday and ex-
ercised great deal OF discrimination and judg-
ment in disposing OF the number or cases brought
before him. Most OF those arrested for intoxica-
tion were discharged.
Edward Hiyer was arraigned on the complaint
of James Spillanc and John Carr, No. 206 East
Twentysixt street, who charged him with enter
ing their rooms and stealing therefrom about $3.50
worth OF clothing last Tuesday afternoon. Hillyer
was held In 81, 900 bail to answer at General Ses.
aio
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
OBITUARY.
Richard u ates.

Ex-United States Senator Richard Yates, OF
Illinois, died suddenly at Barnum's Hotel, st.
Louis, at nine O'Clock last night, 9th inst Mr..
Yates had been to Fulton, Ark, as United States
Commissioner, TO examine the lower end OF the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad. and returned to st.
Louis on Sunday since when he has been quite
feeble, and on Wednesday was very sick. He re-
vived yesterday, however, and IN the evening,
while busyng himself with preparations for start
ing home this morning, suddenly iel backward
and died in five minutes.
Mr.. Yates was born in Kentucky, January 1S
1918. He removed TO Illinois, graduated at Illinois
College, studied law and practised his professio
in tnat state. He served IN the State Legislature
and in Congress, as Representative from Illinois,
from 1851 to 1855. In the year 1851 he
elected Governor OF Illinois for four
years He participated actively In the work OF
raising troops for the national army during the
period Of the war Tor the Union, and was elected a
Senator In Congress from Illinois for the term
commencing in 1885 and ending in 1s7l He was
placed on several important Congressional CON-
mittees He was delegate to the Loyalist Con.
vention held in Philadelphia in 1866.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
SELF-DESTRUCTION.
One OF the Stuyvesant Family Takes
Laudanum.

One OF tho stuyvesant Family Takes
Laudanum.
Afew weeks ago Mrs. Emma Stuyvesant, widow
lady, 80 years OF age whose husband, Nicholas
w. Stuyvesant had been killed on the rail-
road, near Rye, Westchester county left her resi-
dence in Cottage place and took up her abode in
the tenement house. No. 81 East Ninth street. What
prompted her TO seek quarters In such place Is
somewhat mysterious, inasmuch as her means
would admit OF her living in luxurious home Mr..
Stuyvesant having been q member OF the well
known and wealthy Knickerbocker family OF that
name. Unfortunately lOr Mrs. Stuyvesant, she be-
came respondent, and what added to her other
troubles was the fact that she had acquired the
habit OF ndulgng to excess in the Of splrltuous
liquors. on Wednesday afternoon, while Mrs.
Stuyvesant was suffering from unusual mental de-
preston, she procured and swallowed quantity
OF laudanum for the purpose OF terminating an
existence which had become intolerable to her
and with the desired effect, as death ensued at a
later hour. Some time ago she lost her only child,
who, had IL lived, would have inherited several
hundred thousand dollars from one branch OF the
Stuyvesant family. Coroner Young was requested
TO hold an inquest over the remains
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
FIRES.

DAYTON. Ohio, NoL q, ISIS.
The Dayton FIGURING Mills, valued afs 81 ooo'
were consumed by fire tonight The building con-
tanned 90 barrels OF nour and 1000 bushels OF wheat
Insurance unknown. e
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov 27. 1879
The sash factory and planning mill OF wilson 4
Son, corner OF Eutaw and Gross streeIs, was COM
petely destroyed by nre tnis morning. Loss.
$40, 600. SIXTY men are thrown ont OF employment
Witty, ont, Nov. 27. 1879.
Gortzig's Piano Factory and the Mechanics inst-
tute Han were destroyed by fire to-day Loss,
$4,000 - ,o-o
fire broke out IN this city few minutes alter
twelve last night IN the lumber yards OF Brett
Brown and Hubbell Merwin In olive street, ana
two frame buildings with their contents, and
several hundred leet OF lumber were consumed.
Three horses were burned and several chests Of
joiners' tools. Loss, 81, 500; no insurance.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. q. 1874.
Fire at Somerset Ohio, yesterday, destroyed SKIN.
ner 4 Brothers drug store, n. Bowmans grocery
and J. Ii. Graves shoe store. Loss $4,000.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
Labor Notes.


The average reduction Of wages in the mills and
manufactures Of Maine is 90 per cent.
Five large saw mills in the vicinity OF Salamanca,
N. " have closed business for the winter.
All the mills at Newmarket, n. H., have reduced
wages 10 per cent.
There are eight blast furnaces at Newcastle,
Pa, all but one OF which are in operation.
The Chester (Pa-) P1ot has shut down for an in
definite period. Cause, hard times
The Covington Glass Works, in Tioga county.
Pennsylvania, have shut down and thrown 80 men
out Of employment.
The waumbeck Manufacturing Company. at Mil
ton Mills N. H., has reduced the wages OF It's
operatives Is per cent.
The New YORK canal men have had IA days less
employment this season than last and 80 days less
than In 1871
The Cameron woolen and cotton mills in Phila.
delphia containing lie looms and usually employ
ing so hands, is still as q chuI chyard.
Campbell Connolly, manufacturers OF cotton
and woollen goods in Philadelphia, having 100
looms, which has heretofore given work to rs
hands, has closed doors.
The yenango (Pa.) Spectator says the suspension
of the iron works at Brady's Bend has left the
whole population OF that town-nearly 1900 per.
sons-on the verge OF absolute want.
It is estimated that the mills and factories in and
around the city OF Troy N. Y, employ about II 900
hands when the times are brisk. over two-thirds
OF that number are now out Unemployment
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com.
pany on Tuesday last announced to their employees
that after the 1st Of December their wages woul
be reduced 10 per cent.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail.
road Company has reduced the wages OF its en-
gineers SIS q month, nremen SO, and all others Is
cents day. The reduction went into eject on the
Goth inst.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
Alexander Andrews.

Alexander Andrews, author OF the "History OF
British journalism and other works, has just
died, after q lingering Illness, at his residence,
near Stoke Newington, England. Mr.. Andrews
was born on the 4th OF August. 1924. In ls42 he
began to contribute to periodicals and literature
his earliest articles appearing weekly for some
years In the Mirror. subsequently he wrote arti-
cles and series OF articles for Benteys Miscellany,
Cotoura's Nec Monthly Magazine, London Society,
The Gentemdn's Magazine and Notes ana queries.
In 1854 he wrote "The Eighteenth Century, but
his principal work was "The History OF British
Journalism" published, In two volumes, by Mr..
Bentley, In 1856. Ten years later Mr.. Andrews
commenced a monthly publication called The Netcs-
paper Press, intended as a medium OF communica-
ton for all persons connected with newspapers
and as q review OF journalistic matters.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. q, 1873.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINES.


Steamship Abyssina !Br,, Haines, Liverpool NOV IS
ana oueenscwn ls with mase and PASSENGERS to Chas
ScAsnm bonnd md east s 3D. lat e s. a. BARK Gerey
Ia a e e ndas orFs 5 mnsy
east Sandy Hook exchanged night signals with Car
Nov with
u" Steamship Beneiactor, Jones, Norfolk, with mdse
and passensers p e ~ J Lorilard uoue,,s c.u p,,.
and Richmond with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
steamship Fanta Doanc, Philadelphia, with mdse and
PASSENGERS toJ Lorilard.
last as r. sioeovich Co. 0n'"''D 0Hu0A 'a'
Bark Euposs GER, Frisk, Dublin 90 days. in ballast to
BARK Alsatro.s @cr4 Olsen, Glasgow q days >, with q,
10 80 Ion IS 80 spoke bark Arfascud Au from Cork for
My so IS S e.sS em a
man. native Of Norway, aged years, died and was
BAN Sunshine CLARK Ie.ih g days with coal 70 the
shetland Sept 10, and experienced . continuation Sf
Ssfa Ssssas s.i ss e & sss,z s.s sd
S.rf n GsSn s.s f oya xs5maqh sS Oursee
Isft schiller ,dsf,,, we.csussn, hamburg q days.
a BARR ue Jonas "a sisns Dan, aoller Hamburg g. days,
a.y. win vessel
IS DAYS with sugar 10 Tucker 4 Lghtbourne
.sS ssIs!a asS %s.s
On gibraltar % oct r. Nov Is had severe hurricane from
S DSw East % .a,sG "
Brig Grace Kelly OBJ, White, cardenss ls days. with
schr Minnie cronn tof shelpurn, Ns,, Collins Aux
Cages "a days, with coffee and logwood to Kunhardt
gale about 30 tons OF logwood from OF deck and split
schr 1 D cranmer, Mathews Virginia.
schr A Tyler, Peterson, Virginia.
schr u Madison, Pesrce. Virginia.
schr Harry Landeif Tay.or, Virginia.
ssST aoy ySom.. g,.eqD ss,, no
scnr westmoreIand, Price, Philadelphia for Provi.
schr Thos Borden Allen, Philadelphia for Fan River.
bs a esni a or o Bosan
schr Hattie Perry, Chase Philadelphia for New Bed.
schr wave Crest Davis Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr N Fox, Case, philadelphia for Boston
'"a' Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Corinth CBr) Ecker, Liverpool via Boston
for New YORK In ballast 70 tne Aaas steamsnR 20
schr James Buchanan, Kelly Pawtucket for New
schr L Peck, Bunce. Hartford for New York.
schr Tempest Shropshire, Pawtuck ct for Trenton.
sbhr Chas Newfns, rutland, Port Jefferson Tor New
schr George Edwin, sammls Sorthport fer New York
cST Ssfn TSs Eos ss ssT 5
schr Jas English Cofil Somerset Tor New YORK. with
nii sebp = Evsyn. crowiey, Bridgeport for New YORK.
sehr Helen Mar Dunesn New London lon fqr & Now York
schr Mary Tics Durham New nayen 10 Tor New & York
fea r with
sSSr Biss Shropshire New for Trenton
BOUND EAsT.
Steamship Ncreus Bcsrse New Yors lor g boston s,e
schx LA Ella, Wilbur. sew York for Pembroke. Mo-
The New York herald., 1873-11-28

"A Murderer CONFERENCE.-The VrOtt1m2
Tur6-Railroad Property DestroysdEA
suietdcrTha nksgiyfng.
s.ls.-:S 4a.e:S y sAN FRAStisqs fov -, 1873.
Toredo Mireno one Of vAsque1s gang Of murder
ers, trial for murder at Salinas City for several
days. was to-day convicted OF murder in the second
degree. -
In trotsng match at Agricultural Park to-day
between Sam Purdy and st. James the judges de-
cided the race in favor Purdy, but declared all bets
or in consequence OF St James casting shoe in
the third heat and being unable TO continue the
race. Purdy won the frst heat and ST. James the
second.
despatch from Rocklin, Placer county, CAL,
states that this morning the round house OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company at that place
was burned, with nine locomotives and about
the same numoer OF cars The town narrowly
escaped destruction also.
Thanksgiving Day was generally observed here.
There was slight fall OF rain this morning, with
promise OF more. 1t is much needed.
Last night young man named Francis Carroll,
in a 1t OF dependency because he could not OBJ
tain work, shot and killed himself.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
SUICIDE OF AN ARMY oPPIcER.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. 27, 1879
Colonel Robert Morrow, paymaster OF one OF the
Arizona departments OF the army, committed sui.
eide at his room, In the Occidental Hotel, with a
dragon revolver. He fired three shots. The ,ast
time ne put the muzzle OF the pistol into his mouth
private secretary OF President Johnson, No cause
is known for the suicide. .'e
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
CATTLE STEALING IN TEXAS.

MATAMoRos, Mexico, Nov. 27, 1873.
In a legal contest In regard TO the validity or a
sale OF lot OF about 200 hides 1t turned out that
four.nfths OF them had been taken from cattle
bearing Texas brands which had evidently been
stolen and crossed into Mexico. The brands OF
King and Kennedy, the largest stock raisers In
western Texas, prevailed while the brands OF
many other stock rasers were embraced In the
lot. This is said to be q fair sample Of the hide
business In this section OF Mexico.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Steamship Konig Wflhelm Ashore
ON the Coast OF Holland-Damage to
Steamship Maas-NIove m ents OF Vessels
from and for American Ports.
AnsTEapAx, Nov n, 1879.
STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
The steamship Konig wilhelm (Ger) Gerdes from
New York, which arrived at Southampton on the Ath
and proceeded for Bremen gone ashore Nicue
dep, the coast Of Holland Her passengers are all
safe Two tugs trying 70 haul her or His expected
that will be necessary unload her before she
got afoat.
PUT BACK TO REPAIR DAMAGES.
The steamship Mas Dutch, Deddes, from Rotterdam
for New York put back Hevoct Nov a. repair dam
ages. Of what nature not stated,
MxnTor0ALLANTxAsr CARRIED AWAY.
The bark Dehno diaD, Brgnetu from Hull Nov % for
Charleston anchored OF Deal nth with loss OF mantop.
gallanimsst.
Arrived at Liverpool Nov ~, bark shun Lee (Br,
Adamson. from New YORK; brgs waverly, Terry, from
do Marta Louisa Cswc), Briandson from do Anna Ger
Larrman from Charleston.
Arrived at London Nov a. steamship Easily (I,r,
Cook, from New York.
Arrived at Belfast Nov 26 bark Maggie Reynolds (Br,
Smith. from New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at Greenock Nov d, brig Andalusia (Br Msth
eson. from New York.
Arrived at Queenstown Nov q, bark Bergenseren
No). Wesscnburg, from Baltimore
Arrived ~ Gravessnd Nov ~, barks Smile CBr) Morris
from Bull River. Sc for London; Hoppct Rus Burmsn
from New York for do.
Arrived at Havre. bark Romance (Br) Toy from New
York.
Arrived A. Rotterdam. bark Grace, Reynolds, from
Philadelphia
Arrived at Antwerp, ship Tbemis ORR, Rosstcr. from
Philadelphia; bark william tBrl Harding, from New
York.
Arrived at Bremen, ship Peter Maxwell tsr), sulis
from Philadelphia.
Arrived At Cette bark st Agneo GtaD, Garriulo, from
New York.
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Nov "a, bark River oanges CID,
psreelL ior New York,
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
THE PAIR OF THE CAR0LINAs

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. 27, 1873.
The Fair OF the Caroiinas here has eliminated
In grand success. The exhibition OF articles is
equal TO any previous fair.
In the running race to-day Lady washington
won In :53k.
Huntress trotted against her own time, and won
In 233. -
The second trotting race, best three In five, was
won by Chambers' Mosby In 2:51h, 2Aok and
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
RAILROAD LITIGATION.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. n, 1873.
Yesterday Thomas A. Scott, OF Pennsylvania,
and Judge Il j. Jewett, OF Columbus, Ohio, trustees
for the bondholders OF the Gilman, Clinton and
and placed In Charge OF Assistant superintendent
shepherd. In the meantime Colonel X. y. Morgan,
late railroad and warehouse commissioner, mad
been appointed receiver OF the road, under receipt
o. an order OF Judge Ttpton, and IL In stated that
shepherd Will undoubtedly refuse TO surrender the
roaq 70 him which wni again take the matter into
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
ARREST OF GARCIA, THE MEXICAN BANDIT.


BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov. 27, 1873.
Albeate Garcia chief OF the Mexican bandits. who
robbed the store OF Mr. Schurberbat In Conception,
Texas some days ago, OF about $40 900 in cash and
arms and other goods, and ned to Mexico, has
been captured by the authorities and brought to
Matamoros, where he is neld Tor extradlton. This
arrest has been made with more promptness than
any previous one for years.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
JAY COOKE & CO ,S RECEIVER

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. q, 1873.
Mr.. J. Gilllngham Fell, who was named by United
States District Judge Cadwalader as receiver of
the estate OF Jay Cooke h Co., In bankruptcy, has
declined the TRUST account OF fll-health. Mr..
Mechanics Bank, having been subsequently ap-
pointed, has accepted the position, and wiz act
until the creditors agree upon an assignee.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28

pmg nearSs parallel with the present line OF the
Troy and Boston road, lar as SchaRhtlcake, N. w.
and thence across New York state to some point
on Lake Ontario. The Legislative Commission,
who have been inspecting the work and the OPEN
ing between the headings OF the tunnel today,
were serenaded this evening at the Arnold House
by the North Adams Brass Band.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28

BcBr GOV purpou rnlnney, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Maria l. hall Warren. New York Tor New Haven.
schr Hilton, Weaver, Georgetown for Providence.
schr James hewett Hewett Pbllsdelphia for Boston
sSr ssSr Hpn pSn1a pSS,sSsa nsn {s ss
schr Wave, Hubbard, Trenton for HysnnfE~
schr Sarah Reed, Harlan Pniladephia for Pro7Iuruc
sohr Geo Ferguson, Ferguson, New York for Boston
Sen scn, "a os%cean 9 Mason, 'irainis for New Haven.
ience.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
MOVEMENTS OF sCHOOEERs ON LAKE on.
TARI0.

PORT DALHoUsIE, Ont, Nov. q, 1878.
number OF vessels which left here yesterday,
bound for Oswego and Ogdensburg were obliged
to return, and arrived here this afternoon. The
schooner Smith and Post lost her matnsaiL A
schooner is reported ashore between here and
Niagara. The schooner Anglo-Saxon. from Bufalo,
has laid up at Port Colborne.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

CORNWALL, Can, Nov. 27, 1873.
Hon. D. A. Macdonald, Postmaster General was
reelected to Parliament for the county OF Glen
garry by acclamation.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
SINKING OF THE BARGE SEA

MONTREAL, Nov. n, 1878.
The barge Sea, grain laden, struck the bank and
sunk in the Beauharnais Canal to-day. The cargo,
which is much damaged, has been sold.
The New York herald., 1873-11-28
ARREST OF A POST oPPIoE BxpLoYE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. a. 1873.
Lewis 4. Kennard, an employe Of the Post once
here was arrested last night for rining letters,
and was committed 10 prison. Kennard has con-
fessed TO the charges,but TO what extent he Ii
guilty u not ret known y, -