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New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
NEw-JEEsEY IMPROVEMENTS.

NEW-JERsEY IMPROVEMENTS.
New-Jcrsey railroad companies are availing
themselves OF the favorable season and are vigorously
pushing forwad the details OF their enterprises. The
Pennsy ylvania Central Railroad Company in addition to
extensive operations Hdrsnus Cove the strmgten-
ing of The track ana other enterprises at jersey city
improving its property al South Amboy where 10000
have spent during the past year in arrangements
for coal business Canals hayo been cut at depth Of
from % to 80 feet and immense rete works Of elevated
railways line each side, from which the will pour
the coal through great shoots into the boats lying there
receive IT, track constructing for passenger
travel which is 10 he entirely separate from the old ones
and the latter are be used for traffic alone
double track is already laid to Old Bridge and Will be
carried all the way through, with view 20 making Am
boy Of the heaviest coal lepots 10 the world
Another important railroad movement is said TO be
Gently organized IN ithe Interest OF tLe PennsyyaDia
Company under the general law OF NewJersey, of
controlling interest In the Philadelphia aud NewtOwn
branch, building in Pennsylvania which is
he part Of the new airline through route between
New-YGrA and Philadelphia.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
II stated, have made arrangements for beginning the
work OF avoiding joint occupation with the Erie " the
tunnel at HODOken They propose 10 run In direct liDe
from the depot IN HOb0ken at an elevation, striking
Bergen Hill north OF the tunnel some 20 feet higher
than Its level and coming out Just above IL on the
SIDE continuing the direct hneuntl u strikes the pres
ent far from the Pennsylvania carshop the
Hackensack meadOws In passing through the hi, two
tunnels 10 DC made with an open cut between,
giving light and air, and shortening the distance. A
new bridge viii DO built over the HackensaoK River,
between their present aud that OF the Pennsylvania
road aud they Will run above the level Of most OF the
streets they In HOboken The distance gained by
tins Improvement viii be Onehaf 20 threequarters
of mile and the time at least 10 or IL minutes, giving
them. II claimed the shortest route between Newark
RAILROAD NOTES.
Trains have been put on enabling passen-
gers by the Albany day boats reach Lobanon Sharon
and Saratoga Springs the same evening" with Al sddS
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
In the Tnmhs Pnlice ConIt hefnre Jmsfice d
DECISIONS-JUNE %.

Supreme C0urt-C -Chdmbers-Bv judge Daniels
Saar%Msaon sGsEd MeCay ast Busis6-N,iion srinel
$40 TO abide event The New York C See wOA' Bent
Icc.ei 10 is jsiuc.ed gb 10 costs o. motion
Superior Court-SpecidL Tdm--By Judge MOnell-
P.n e a ss Hn-Ordef that plu bye leave % depo.tia
BY iuare Van yertyan yOkenburgh ct A. 'gt Baendings
stfaior Court General 7erm.-IIughes, by guar
da, Et I ~ . e % Ios & ,o oaSo @
seswcEJ ,oue hh5aak e alJagmeni AID order affirmed
PeL Ilirlea order re With costs opnon BY Worst
BuG oi Ihe ahIeel With eo, ognon by
1mIso I , 1 @ 60 80, e, ~ p @ and new "a, 1 iI b
os,, S p ~ Hpr,n S spfs, opinion b, Pensr p6p.
g We;s a.a ,a@,s, 3ya I Si'h cost q, against dstnda5
Of recr.e yi aad by % red with c''s to ABIDE event.
meat denied wita cost. opaios by Curtis Palmer agt Eb
and order ahnn vita COSTS opinion by Curtis J. McCu
f Ipj@ ' a ss 20 @ W." T"5t krml With e, i l,
otAs ,a sis1d r 10 % ,s M So oo BY G f - c. s',D .
Loew-Appeal dismissed. With costs opinion by Van Worst j.
Gurus J. wbitske l, syL Sebbns-O1ier Affirmed yih costs
yer'ed H ueS a costs TO bo tue een opinion Van worst j.
ks,sengsa 9et The n I and 1as@ r t. I?am9t and order
s@es Ifyesd sS He tea Sds1 s T % S9.' to abide e
seyenthave r. T. CoIucment order appealed rom Affirmed
~ith cO.is opinion by Van yOnt, j. MOuei co,curns
Marine Coart--Chambers- Judge Joathimsep.-
Eboue Kapae referred TO John L. Lawrnce Fire 10
suriaee COMPANY Of g Henry ErDcn plaintiff having
the defendants
abide the event Same ag SamcMoon Tor judgment denied
knessng wilkins granted
TO unless the puth
from date 10 bnug trial at the regular trial Of
pay cost of this IN the motion
will be without costs Schoenwad ag Sunan.-nerrugs
settled subject trial
Lew at nrseh~shsdas fees sad asIacbTe9! taIe.
By Jaye Gfosa-Steele Ggt Thompson Motion fn trial de-
MED Jwges inmates lew Geenthaieeujants
approved Howard Mas-MUuou opening
ing calendar with 10 TO the seudaut gnbl ONe
WsssemAn-MouOa granted With 80 costs TO the planuh
Marine Court-Gensrdi Term.-By judges Spaudng
and o"sud KinIle aet Bomhont Judgment affirmed with costs
ABnn-Judgme reversed tial granted
abide Pie sgt oRouks-ordsr apPeAt from affirmed
with costa
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
TIE LAW OF ACCIDENT SUITS.

The General Term of the Superior Court on
Saturday decided accident suit where boy John NJ
Hughes elected from the New York and New Haven
railroad cars, which he was taking n stolen ride,
while the In notion and the decision will be
interesting 10 all parents and guardians The boy cried
and complained that he afraid TO Jump, and when
he did finally leap, through threats by the brakean
kick him OF, his leg crushed by the wheels The
complaint dismissed on the first trial, aud the Gen
erG Term sustalns IT, holding that the brakeman
not IN the performance Of a duty 10 the Company
but was engaged IN an undertaking for which he was
solely responsible.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Iss, Beaumont aga Bessmont 7e5 .ZkSspr set Appel
40 Holyoke sgt Adams s al 196 Patton et al sgt Cary
an R,ld,n sgt HaIsead 2s9 Hegemsp sgt Cfosey.
2s9 State Of Tennenes agL 3OJ Rltoa sgl Elton.
Parbspkh J0l Murray sgL Pott
26 In The matter Of Tyor ag Stgeler Hoffman ct a.
oT,en. g3. Richards fgi. Leonard
9g1 White .g. ManahaR J04. Bell agt. Bell
Ir MrNaya5a sgt The Board 81 Sanford Barnes.
of Rs,rat. 3O8. ..RaynoT agS Selmes
1sl .Prsnh sgt Lebmaa.
CIRcuIr-PIRTs l. AND I.-Adjourned for tho term
CoUzr-TRAL TERsfiRTs AID hdournea ioT the
cosrou PLs,s-TpI.L TKx.-PIRrs AND AdjOubsd for the
h,nns CouRr-PRIiL TKRx-PAEr L-ABournsd for he term
PART II.-SPAULDSG "opens and calendar eale9 ~"
2t67 NrCo, .ot Mnrrav 248g Palmer agL Latham.
Ia R,,nni~.n .1t C,otbi.rr 2D1 PnkertOn.
1S1o U.yv,sni sgt osLrs mn Or ham sgt Crawford.
9sni ne,p.. 81 Cb..a Callen Marsh
1871 Brocnin Ito< hsns akI hsh"'SJ'
967. Garland sgt BeraD. ,.
PiKr lII-Adjouraed for the term
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

NEVER ALLOW EITHER DIARRHEA, DYsEN-
rEnr on BOWEL AFFECTION 20 HAVE Ir' oWS WAf' oN
SERIOUS ooSsauESCEs WITH DR. JAMES cAASsA
TIVE BAIsIH HAsD. AyyEcrioss NAT BS PRoAPrL
sAysLY ABD xyVICAcIoUsLI IRHArED.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
AnYICE AROuT CHOLERA.

r easier 10 prevent The only perfect preventive 'nd
dnfetanl il CARsOno ACID CODgon cannot eIt or spread
where II Is uOed -
At KppER wHrHzRKL Co.'S Csrbone Medicine Warehouse %
JOhnt ty this great purifier furnished IN any qoaAb l every
grade and In all approved form, for all purposea
Depot for Buchans Carboe Soaps ConDoundL TSentthe
varieties for household eesspools. and stables
yeu need Carboc Of Its forms preparations seod 70
headquarters and obtain reliable article At low Pnes ADDH
WErHRRKLL Co, % JOhn-st near WilisnsL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

....ficnies fGI poor children were given last Sat
urdaJ IN BALTIMORE aud Chicago.
James H. Allen, the Revere Bank messenger
hs been discharged the aud cheeks having refunded
and the bank oheer deelnipg 10 prosecute.
.... The special committee appointed TO investi.
he carts against W. Wilkinson Paeoa California state
Asylum I be Deal Dumb aud bBJ lave ed sf IsDos scaRtnns
I'm
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

NJ - wynn ~ ~ W. NaANA
at ~ m.
28l. Shears Agt. Andrcs.
rs. kclso act lonl
2B1. In the mattsi. Ac, Of Black
&c.
288. Ia the matter 6c., ~ KIN
heY.
2sl. .MeClAy agt. lurleigh.
2BO. .Aalhoim rt Al at. The
People, sc.
200. LiTiRgsl0n 81 Al agL Whiio.
2A, .D0ugheTly sst 0ress
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
TEMPERANCE. Thirty

TEMPERANCE. - Thirty counties -, II
P,nnsylvap decided against heenss bT majority Of NIL and
FOR license BY i majority; majority for license
ali connues except Pbiadelphs and Potter 200 Inc ladies' hs
decided M DOnRsrC PAPER PATTERNS mAnuiac'uIeu
The DonzsTIc s. NJ Co." Of Union square, n. L
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

For an elegant Summer Hat OF superior
quality 20 direct msnusar,r, gsPzSscsED, liz Hn
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Ladies contemplating season out of town
ora voyage across tne ocean can be supplied at mod
crate prices with everything In the way OF Dress taste
ful aud necessary to their comfort, Wilson Grcg's
corner OF broadway and Nintn-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Of Ars suitable fishing parties 6c Cheap sl
Portable are HAM Maize purchases At DIS s@on'D
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.: Cod
win b, prof & L. YounasI TRBUSR LEcrsaE ErrhA No. >
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

new importation of fans, richly painted,
carved, aud engraved, Is added the attractions at
Miller Il Grants store, No. $40 Broadway where are
chaielanes, clasps, ornaments Russia belts, and sach
els, In the new style OF oRidized work
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
iAnneaBoeneptai

BURSErTs FLAvoRrNG ExrRACTs.-The best
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
nnARn a. InIlATInN.

PabNe Instruction. gr saare % teachers auG sni'ors
in Ward Evetng and CG0red SeAyoh; also Normal
,SsSee spd aretiiec 90 SO 900
Dor sapues aneous purrssss, iutuGng for
syfuitg s1lo0l Of Dtactesl chemistry, 5000 for
main. Alterations &C.. school buildluFt &l25,gms
tor rrpairs alters;iOos, &c, 10 beating apparatus,
sb0tUs: and rtpairs Alterations 6e, " fufDiture
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Health Fund-SasHse Supplies, and Con
nugtutIts including amount ~ rete
$50 pcr salary Of each o.
ffHi
Iouini.siopersl W April g. 1875
alsa asnour satr "a Gt5oN
ser Ptesltat $500 iof Con
ui..onsI. Apni 81. a. provided by
G'hauef SIS. Lawn of lbi5.............. Fllte39 n
a~4ith Fuul-to special eoBungruceh
iuf rIademles and uHtances requiring re-
btssu of Health. N,A0 W
kernosiHr nsH soil, ofai ard dead aur
-Auolat Of celtrart for ruoOUg
aba allaais s.. .t Isly10 80
por removing night soil 90 $50 per daT
C.
Dor rffs1vtg contract
- III ..'.......'... nM9a
$500 q
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
nErARrnrvr OF rAxEs AND AsssssuESI

DEPARTMENT or TAXES AND AssBsSNE
pa.ioen; Of Taxes ana Asse Is
foT csnngeat eIpeuses 81 said Department.
Ssass Department Of TaIet anc AssessmeutsF0T saa-
r % Commissioners Of TaIeS and Assessments pro-
v,ded by Law aad salaries Of oil deputies, cerkf aud
pioyes p sad Department from June L. lSl5........
Eslt, Board o. Afsessors-For salaries Of members ~
Board oil Assessors, sud clerks aud emPiOFes 10 theT
ofcf
Stationery aud h.uk books, COrnnissoneI o' iAIes and
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
Marine Conrf-C Cbdmbers-By Judge Joathimsep. 80
CALENDARs-Tnts pAr,

SUPREME ECouRr-CHAnBrH.-D DASiELs, J.-Opens
daT called al ~ m.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By judge Daniels
Chsolm Paradise Motion denied with Al0 Wny
Culbr-M5ou granted McClay ag. Blrl, gh-N'ton granted
10 The New York C See WORKS Beut
Redu,tmeut " ordered AnI ices
rectei 10 be deducted yih 10 costs Of motion.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

COILKGE or THE CITY or NEW YORK
'oegs 81 t Cay of New iorE for ssares OF professors
spd fers seienttt sypaTstus books and snDpues re
IainBg buildings, support AAo maintenance Aho general
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

l1re Deparinfnt FondfoT salaries Of Commissioners ~
fie FlTe Department tO Aprl 80 1871 al the rate 81
& iUpOO foT each Commissioner, Tor salary o. she Pes
ieui ioa Gay l. 1873 al toe rate Of > 100 per aDnum
sti - afes Of each of the Otber Commissioners from
Nav ly71 At The rate OF $500 per sBBun each 81
troyided b. ebay. 3j Lags Of 1915 sbd iof salaries of
sl ceEks employees anf assistants AMI for e supplies
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Psiislgtn II Ctiy RecOrd and sdreriEng-To provide
(ef Urb cation Of CYfy R>c0rd sod for oil advertising 70
fdncs 10 he pubhsssd 10 corporation papert and Tor
.nf cher pge4dOn Of sdyeYf-aentf hserecied BY See
tii clap J3s and see O. chap. s56 LSss Of lsl5....
a4y HloOrd saanes-FOr SslAnes Of supervisor Of Cig
HfOrd shi assistant
Tnniinr ato.ery aId blank bookf5 provide Tor al pnt
lna fracet f0f printing " Cty Record sauoDery. aud
JaGa botk, requirtdb bg The Common Council sBf Depart
sseut direeied ty ~, chap 55. Laws oi ls1j
go ioiseDs
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DIED.

BAESCHLTN. On the 18th instant Mrs ELIZA
and daughter a Mareeilus Ruhl, aged IS years.
kelatisee and friends Of the family respNcsfuS.x
% street, Capitol Hiii on Tuesday, at 10 'c.os
m. Residence BOG corner VI street and Delaware
HUDDLEsTOy On the eve,,,c n the ,.,h i,-s
MARY LAkDOhIA. daughter Of Matthew Q. and
Jane \. Huddiepton, aged 4 year., month and %
The funeral win take place from tn. residenc. q
s seT Rsrs1ss NO % yeSsrssn street. GeOrgetc.H,
oRME. On the sd instant, AT her late resiaeros
on street, between Connecticut avenue aud n n
street, Mrs. ELIZA oRhE, relict Of the late Dsa-
The friends and those Of the family ar, requ.st-a
SUNDAY, the 18Th instant, at O'Clock , m. 0"'
&: 81 I. Fl 9:
PAYNE. On the 2sih instant, LEWIS PAYNE,
Relatves and friend. are invited TO attend M. finn,
raj from his late Residence, No SO Dunharton street
Seq1eefo~n, ID. C., On Sunday, January d, At three
REILLY. AZ his residence, No. ea3 9TH street
GREW n m pgi,n .s % the asth instant, An
tive 6 G.orgetowD, d c. IN, FOR tho last I'VE yeas.
Reistses and friends a, the famiI, are ra,.ctf.x
invited 10 ATTEND his funeral from hs late rsidsnos
Monday morning, at O'Clock.
q hSa1oeepiao 'n w noTIRs 8, ,hs ss
sIh an.laI =, 40 year, and 70 mouths.
the q $50 .lss aSsS
west.
WILMER. On the morning Of the erh snSs,.
AZ half past O'clock, MAKGERETH WHITNEY,
days. lF - -
Funeral TO take place Sunday afternoon al TIVE
church corner ofath and streets, a three oclek
b@.,vx 1t
I1LLOsfNE u. WILEY, daughter VI the late j -
Wiley, IN the 1)th year ~ her age .
The funeral viii take place on SATURDAY. the nra
instant; ~ 2: n, nom the rcsidence Of y ssanlsv
jones, No; sR Sd street. The friends of tse famisy
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ArrxS Pkcrrte sAupo.n.
1 SENATE--After oar report closed
I'hs lceis alive. exocufive and iv.,i.,,sa sruro-
priat,en sIli vss p,oceei.si viii. ~ri-~
Mr. Edmunsis Offered an anne ndneut directing
the Secretary sf the Trcasary 81 Withhold Al
psynepts To any railroad company On account
OF freight anx>fT deportation OF any kind 20 the
smoust VI any paym.uts made BIZ the Tinted
States for interest upon tae bonds Of the United
states issued to any such company aaf not reirn-
tursd.
MI. Stewart raised the point OF ORDER that this
Was new legislation. aud could not be enter
S.,nSa IA An appropriation BILL
ne SsAr MI AEthenyl overrulcd the point
Vi we;
Aiter aeeAie MI Stevenson offered q substi-
."e ios tne Amehoment, directing the President
t',i pa'e sssn tne Court or claims against
tfe acme railroads 10 recover the interest paid
BY the United States on lts bonds issuct Cor the
pehsna Oh s&M roads. he said the gigantic rail-
roae serposst,ons OF the country WIRE warning
upon sns r,gnts Q, tne government ant me peo-
oosds nee 70 the law
The Vice President announced a. the com
M ~ SonieieLce on inc disagreeing votes %
Nessrs Sns,,s. pnr, . 80 ~, esPoSuon p'h
= Mr.. Stewart gave notice Of IN amendment in
,u s' .as. vi suos,Iute. III ahecs the At
t,,aa, ,hs ,,r,s. sause proee ~, 70 oe ,n.,l-
r., a. VIC pIop.r eouIt % inc on'tee STATES
90 ~ w, ~ =. sscsrta,nlng u any ooitgaton
- ,,n e sHon acluc, tne Ccntrai Paeinc, or any
I,,. sseS =. . SeoApsny' creaae1 py the act OF
10
70 n,eiess On pohis remains unfuihiied, and 10
en,,,,'., .ne sme, u any there De, against said
NJ Wo- ~ ~" 1n3as,,ns -,
uatins !, ,ha 49,. -, n, n9seu 81, an sinenamest
,osslns ..'r alS oi lne rresiaent 20 take sach
~ n' 20 as may ye necessary to recover nom
"a s1 Ir Isu.oad companies the interest paid
=; a;,hor nr OF oonds issned TOT tiie use
Nv conr, Sr,n ,, si anu l.rlsicu1h Is mere
"a S,. ca opoh tne clrcuM court OF the y nj
- hoa "a "a a. scusheIn us,iict ot New YORK
" Pe,,; H,u ,is..,l ih,,e s ssia so,,s
cr,is ssSa So. .ne SDnsee went INTO ex-
Uor.vr anu 1ueh soJou,noo.
HoOSE.-After our report closed, the House
oelng IN committee OF the whole on the naval
APPROPRIATION oill, the hour OF two O'Clock hsy-
ing ar,lseo, tne eomnittee rose, and he Speak
81 s.aeo hAh me tme was, by order OF the
house, Assigheu 10 tne District OF Columbia
comlM.tse.
Dstrict business was then proceeded with, as
houcel IN another column
Inc Dlstiet committee having no other re-
pors prepared, me House again went into com
m,ttee oi the whole ON the naval appropriation
Dali;
a. ne mouon Oh NJ. Soburn lind-l 70 strike out
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Another Rich Budget from the Dau.
hmPv kewa

A young man in Danbury boarding house
created considerable scandal the other evening
by kissing his wife by mistake I'm the hall.
The eN-murderers of New York have formed
an association for mutual improy ement, with
fund for the relief of dccrepIt and fnfirm
members
A young lady at South NorwaIk party ex-
planned that her father conducted an aquarium,
which was much better than saying he kept a
fish market.
A little South street boy was tickled to death
to see his pa ''hurrah with his heels," SUNDAY
morning. -.
Our people generally have come to the con-
ciusion that the piece Of tagging which bridges
the gutter opposite the Danburv bank cannot
be broken by sitting down on it.
The down trodden WON an dumps her coal
ashes IN the street, and ensconcing herself be-
hind the blinds, watches the swift motion Of the
approaching sleigh, and is cheered and strength
ened by seeing IL stop suddenly, and the driver
step out over the horses head.
Brown has got . little patch of ground with
his house this year, and expects TO make some
money, as q man told him that he had raj sei
500 worth of Strawberries from a quarter of ar
acre, the only fertilizer he used being that made
by two velocipedes.
A Wisconsin man wrote TO Yale profe ssor
asking il there was anything beside powder 10
blast rocks with. The Yale professor wrote
back that there was. This necessitated another
letter and some profanity from the Wisconsin
man rs follows: swell, what in h-ll is it?',
Wonder what has become of that Plat who
used to send US Congressional documents. We
haven't heard from him in months. Ii isn't A
matter Of much consequence, TO be sure, but
we become somewhat interested IN the pubica-
ton, and feel little curious 70 know how the
characters turned out.
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n TG9s0 of Dosooace ~ ss~ Ts>>S
Pm the rvccA trial. IN Ne- y.rs rh.r...r
son4e q sAe Testimony given for me presecuIlss
sctsesrS - the rs.~ssssse, Gsssd win IN a.y.-
.T as ss 18th re ssr. ..'ssns b..
sv.re sneauisocauy that ne ran sway - Earo,s
a. veeds reauesf, and that Tweed wss vsTv
isssS sos ' ON s@ o.s 70 or rS%n ~ s,
f-r sss 90, svhife Tweed iaid hoo the tsSNs
With Is lace dS~usArd." frhis deSelepn cot
eeiTea one seas q bessss sssn -. rra a a.
that check. Coan-rl for the defence ask~a
Rave TO submit evidence ca show that the W.T.
NEE w. a. 49, es ,. & o. sSsEery but the oosri
The plasterers brother. John Garvey, vas
neat placed on the stand. and made snndry
UeAy REVELATIONS
concerning defendant. [witne~s a. the ma
Who, u Is allcgca, went 60 Albany. with ssRiag-
mo,ey, % bay the legislature % IGil Tue
age Dor the ..sess" rms msssSrsSas psa f
O. supposed - have been gr,eneaoks, oss-
trissted by Garvey, wood~srd, Keyser, a.d
tSs ON ,ss"s and ID as,ssss
ana Z, marked that it would - better ~ Andy
would 90 sNsy, aud that ..wcodwsrd nov vss
,he only nan he dreaded" witncss also se
~ his property to him for cons aer attain az sfe
with thc understanding. however, that hss
"a ndN's) wife should benefit by a
Yesterday, John n. Keyssr.
TsE RING rIu1RrR.
testified that he furnished the citg With work
snd materials in 1879. A large portion of BE
en> were made an in the supervision Office A,
the presence OF Auditor Watson, woodward
and an accountant. The latter adssrt n = per
cent 70 them AZ watson's suggestion. Witness
pronounced the inaorsem ents OF his on several
house bills shown him ~ fergeEies. watses
ciaimed that the sss Per cent vss proper 20
cover Ne trouble and delay in collecting eh
bills Witness did not expect b get any par
of IT,
John l.. Everett, cashier 90 the Broadway
Bank, testified that woodwsrts Cfpssit tiokets
had appeared since the Investigation OF his 60
counts begun. The prosecution now called an
on Tweed On produce his bank-hock. which he
fused 10 do 10.
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EVERLASTING BrRNING.-Tbel distinguished
Methodist divine, Rev. Mr.. tsorham, does not
disguise his conviction that sWhen men die in
their sins they 60 to place Of everlasting buru-
ing, and that there God Almighty tortures tho0
alive 80 long rs God Almighty lives" The rec
subject h probably As accurate NJ IL 4 possible
ca have t, but his assertion that the Almighty
docs the torturing "tlere- might hurt the fce(,
ings Of q great many who believe that that
branch Of the business is conducted by the
Deyil-BaH Asers,1a.
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SENDS ONE BALL THEorGH Hrs BREAST.
But TOO TINTD TO SEsD SEooND.-A strange
giving his name as IA. White, attempted SUICIDE
ing. He claimed 20 be native of Prussia, %
Years OF age, and weaver by trade. On his per-
son Was found a note i'm German, which, being
translated, read rs foiows:f
81 am tired of life. I sent one hall through
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cappot surxixQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25
RY THOMAS K. WAGGAMAN, ..F
- Real Estate Auctioneer, SIC 7th street

e4date on the ii day Of October lai, and recorded
in hber 66s folio a will proceed TO SELL on the
xJTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1873, ct 4 O'Clock D, m Ali
that certain piece parcel Of land situate and iyina
IN the city Of Washington, In the District Of CoIum
recorded Of lots letered and Designated
A, D, 9, D, u, r, and q Of Walter Ienox .
recorded subdivision OF original lots I, and q.
inches on 9Th street northwest, and running back .
a a n 81 g isst And h.,Sins IN alley on s south
side This property Immediately in the rear Of the
me reeidences on the corner q 9Th and II streets.
months the deferred payments g bear interest and
70 pc secured on the property sold The sum q slsc
Of sale are mot complied With in Ave days from time
defaulting purchaser. Conyeyancing at purchaser's
cost GEQ. APPLEBY, Trustee.