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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
Scien.ine Notes


A telegraph message has been reeeix-
ed in Berlin making the unweleome an
nouncement that the English steamer
having on board the German African
exploring expedition to Congo, has been
wrecked off Sierra Leone. There was,
fortunately, no loss of life, though all
the scientific instruments were lost
Among the novelties of the Vienna
Exhibition is straw-burning engine,
from the works of Messrs. Ransomes,
Sims & Heal, Ipswich, England. This
engine, or rather fire-box, is so contrived
that the heat obtained from burning
straw may be economically applied. The
straw is fed into the box by common
rollers, similar to those used in the ordi-
dinary staw-eutter. This boiler is de-
signed for use. in the great wheat fields
of Russia and California, where the
scarcity of fuel is often serious obsta-
Gle in the threshing of the grain by
steam, and where the sparse population,
and the distance from markets, make the
straw often an almost useless product.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
Undertaking.

also keep constantly on hsnd large assortment OF
ready made Cofns, Rose Wood imite tion Black Walnut
and imitation Of Black Walnut all Of which can trim
In two hours notice. ia any eye requcsteo equal to
called fer. T4t .A.t+
GRAVE CIsFBgs.-A new feature has recently been sd
ded to this furniture estabsement rather to the Un
dertakere department OF tone that canBohfal to COM
mend itsef to the community. and will show the dspo
sion Of the proprietor to make his establishment ne
perfect may be- bwigo far to relieve the work and
buste incidental to, aud repugDant In seasons of be
reavemeBt Of preparing the restns o the departed for
burial This consis keeping eand, and ready foF
immediate use stock OF graveclethes. variety of
tase 6nd appropriateness, variDrH In price, and both
black and white materials. single order for a CONN
may therefore. embrace the hal Ellmente Of the dead,
and thus the friends OF the 1esaef In the midst
Of grief f r;uch that particularly dsagrceabe
and inco guouS in the way II preparation Tor the grave
AaN.ah-,a o't, vo~ 20, ;1e7a inSs ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

TINE BLISS eARetk FOR SALE.

IF YOU WISH "A PLEASANT AND
\ good home st enquire OF the people in Ashtabula
and step and look for at splendid garden
OF nearly three acres under high cultivation AID full OF
the choicest fruit, with good house and out buDgs in
good repair sso we'll elsteen. and sprng of never
falling water, with three good pnmps The spring is
eight leet square, wall laid in cement an 10 rods OF
tile drain the place. 1t has taken the fret premium
for eight or ten years without exsepton and will ba
sold very cheap. with 5000 running year.
Afro, a hsase. AageB, gaadan toela and household
goods Situated little Of horough limits
on the Round Head road known the Bliss property
Ashtabula. jan. /, tST3, i2OO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

A young lunatG ran the engine "Cour-
din on the South. Carolina Railroad tho
other day, and gave it such turn as it
never had before, The boy knew some
thing about engines and when nobody
was looking, jumped en- board the
"Gourdin," opened the throttle.ua%e as
wide as possible, and then went down
'the ringing grooves like lightning. lie
blew the whistle at each crossing, knock
ed over one or two cars and only stop
ped when his engine gave out, and then
was seen oiling up, preparatory 10 tax
ing new start. lie was not captured,
for he had the demon of speed in him,
and made for the woods, beyond all en-
deavors of sane man to catch bin
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
TAKE NoTiCE.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICEis is hereby given that petit
ton lll be presented TO the Qonmlsiouers OF Ashts
eus County a. their next meeting apths arst Monday
County Road, eommencng the east spd vest Csntes
rad, tnthe township q Rome, Or said county, al
sopth east corner ol lend now owned BY the A., Y 4
~ Railroad Company, near Mr John Deckvrs, and rnn
npe nershsny one thogssAS q .oeo5 fsst ihshes xssi
ADOPT hFee.fopahs lo Of 4 mlle 70 an aask md V<1
N CIV .sssls; II @ y. 81 .''sis SH;i' ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

m PURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION. COM
NJ posed Amply ofwell. known r OQTe, AGRaa
spd FRUiI6, eombined With other plopertles.
tFItlous Diurete. Alternative and Anti bilious. The
whole n prssNrved in . aufnclent quantity Of spirit
from tbs t1eAtas Q Akss 70 keep them In any
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
L. PIERRE Reuse.
Florence Sewing Machine.

The undersigned would annonnee TO the eIiIsens OF
Ashipbnla aud Vicinity thai sbe has
Of the above Sewing Machine. 1ads mAeidne IL a
uklfEHHAL -FAV0kITE, and evey persen whe con
tsIpplstss purchasing paehins should call 81 ~
designating roonaof s.es Ssnsears .ss =.
lyrv~ 81 I tg hiN srSf Astessis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

A lonely fellow advertises in Chica-
go paper for wife, and intimates that
he prefers poor girl. The Louisville
CO,vier-.Jo,1,,aI tells him to take the
first one who responds and he will be al
most certain to get poor one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
Also, a full stock Of
u . N w A n n.

Sseh ae Eve TrOughng, Roofing Smoke Pip and Re
pairing of all kinds either nh the shop outside in
matters OF Pumps, Pipes, &c. ~ T,-l-l'
Prompt attention to orders with as good work and
favorable prices aay in ths t,de share OF patron.
age H. solicited CROSBf & WETHERHAX
Ashtabula, April. 1871. I'LL Opposite Fisk House
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
OBSCENE LITERATURE cAsEs.

In the United States District Court yester-
day, Judge Baohford presiding after nearly exhaust
ng panel OF So the four additional jdrOrs required IN
the case of Victoria G. Woodhun, renrc G. ClAnln aud
Col. Blood. indicted for sending Obscene literature
through the null wero obtained. Tho jurors
inpsnelod to try them ARE William J. Hub
iDger. James ). Hutohihgs, Henry Punehard,
Jas. n. Townsend, Samuel W. Ledrrer. Gilbert
seaman, Charles Campbcll. ]. W. ondordonk Geo W.
Albcr;u,. JOhn l.. Hlakely. James Curr. aud John e.
Fleet Mr.. Pnrdy asked IOr 4 adonrnm Mt on account
Of the lateness VI the hour, but Judge Datchford ro-
fused 10 grant saying that he inttud To nnlsh the
case as as possible. MT Purly then opened tho
about three minutes, and tine court ADJOURNED
till IL "A. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
TIE KINGSBRIDGE COSTS

CLOSE OF TIE SURVEYORS DIRECT ENAMiNA1loN'
Yesterday was feld-day in the Kings
bridge costs nvcsgaton The proceedings began soon
after If A. m and second session was held In the aitef
noon There present IN tho course or the Foceeu
3ncs Henry Parsons Gnd John T. McGoWan Of the COM
missioner Twin Armt tronG, CLERK OK the Commission
Eiward Boyle, Surveyor. Granville T. Hawe' Sur
vevor's counsel; D. D. Lord and g. Nathan Tor prop
cry owncrj and Nr. I3ham, property owner Inc
direct examination Of Dr. BOylo, which was hechn
Yesterday wa. finished during the first session, ald to
summation which will be yeiycarcfu and labor
.tewas begun ny Mr. Lord at the second session. aud VIII
tc resumed TO day at 1880 a. m Mr. B0yles bill was
pu1shed by items Yesterday 8 TEIBJ NJ, ana amounts
~ s-ulyl H. IL VIII De remembered, also, that the BIZ
was made out i accordance with rates agreed upon on
January H. 1871. AMI signed by the Commissioners
,rs outline - the peculiar difficulties 81 the Work.
Oh which Mr. Boyle rests especial calm TO fuH pay
mont. va. published % tie same time. In the dlrec'
exam natou yesterday, sgInO Of these mefe elaborated
THO roed ~ the greatest accuracy VAS explained ue
g,nt., difficulties wtrc further emphasized; II wac
~ thlt srveys pf parcels OF caci side Of tho road,
M ,ui &, tho O line OF IN, ola rOl and rom Tue
,,, , of tbc ,,, road 10 mo outer line Uf the
road Involved very irregular plots and at least
"A GI.Ulr amount or work, Hs SohIhtI'h WIN
su-yey from the ccnter 10 tie outside line OF the
npf temcat Il W., stated, also. that the number OF
- - a. IN, -, ou.Sinr ~ the western Boulevard,
anG t inc number damage plots was I4j against 70
iu i.s Bpu.c,urI opening. Iae urceiuiiy ana lu-
dtl..tanf.e %. ts old kuLHhrse road was also SHOWN
o u. l,a O. w.. Tar dIicult than t1e clean Work
OF t,niug road through new ground dr. Boyle aiso
(. al eel tutt fhn aggregate timo ot MS employ cs was
from 100 o. 4JyD dyt ami that tnc pay ol aAmen ana
roiu was clout - per day, aud that the wages OF tne
rs a. tae men omp.oyed was from so TO SIS per day
nesilr tul, le had gwen hl@ whole tine To INC WoIh'
golue over the mos, Intricate parts 81 the survey nun
s..ss.. .f a To- IN
A. DO IS be Indeed. be had spared no eNpcnfe or labor
70 10 the joJ perfect one, ana ne regarded hIs own
services a. Nor.h at least $50 uer day
The cross c1ainatlOu chiefly related 10 tue necessary
rpftt Nru ehsI "
tended cstthl ,1 THc resumption ot TIE cro'7 Nn
.tIiu. to-day, viii pronably develop many points OF
interest as thr testimony thus Tar has been strongly IN
lyOr nf Sir. boyle, caIm while tho opposing cOui SCI
4r, .uterinued, II possible to break through MS de
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The nth annual afternoon and evening pic
Me OF tho Womens Typographical Uaio1 No. RI taso
place tomorrow at Lion PARK.
The New-York Institution for the Blind il
Hirtlave, between Thirythird and Thry yourth-st'.,
held the csng exercises 0f the school year WodDes
day The pupils and teachers preparing fOI their
summer vacation. anu The Superintendent, Wm. B.
Wait, expects 70 sl 90 the Cunord steamer Java next
"Wednesday lie VII take ten weeks tour, yls!uns
Vienna and the various - iumS iOr tie bind.
At n meeting Of tho Dock COmmi2sot RS,
held yesterday afternoon, permission was grnied Ap-
peton sLurgis erect shed the extension Of PieS
No. 49, n r. the petition OF 4. Clark Co. 20 place an
Office two grain hJpper- O1 ths per &C bs tOos q
Twenty eighth 81. T.. h, granted; the report ot
Superintendent Brown IaIve 10 repairs needed ~ Ier
No 6l, L. T.. WIS c. tered ana Superintendent IuAeS
was directed 20 make necessary improvements
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

,e,,o, except that ths whole sentence must
be read continuously, ooh,in1crcv Ei9n which the
writer cyidenfly intended 10 convey IN tle sentou"'
almost seems evident that he purposey heins es
form 10 them order ~ prevent himself itop pelpt
prosecuted, aud made his threats upon sucn eDn,n,
gcucy that no person coud make compln' s said
him In any form whatever. know Of no ease as % sil
before, where threat Of that Kind has 1Orneu t Iat
Of az action against parry unless were thc scase
tho contingency had actually happened III tlo 49,
Ia which have alluded, CneJnstce Dav,sp. . haar.
OF Appeals has calculated the value OF AL dicnssod
ing upon this subject, and also thoroughly -,
their anisshilitJ Ia cases OF ta. n, rt thc counsel
ever during the adjournment OF me cour W & o orc any
m the ca will take pains ascertain " tbero ~ ay
eses where court OF record decided cond 0na ,
ss admissible under sich eirenno, eit no. am not dIs-
pard 10 enforce rule Of law 10 tne p'l l sJroue
ease except what am foreea tSe ~ cIorcier Of these
threats Is not admissible "a evidence mu'' ~'"'''
ms present ruling
EFFECT or THE RULING
,r, ,, n, IN. above decisIon OF Judge Davis which
viii have " ry important bearing upon the Yaiue anu
oo.rse OF the defense will virtually emasoua'e tho ie
tes which Mr. Beach, OF his counsel III MS opo'"t
s ted would be- offered In evidence as showing 'ho
NJ nsfeld WalwOrth entertained not alohe ior 'Ho prs
on,r but for the entire walworth family lhs present
ming a, the Court unless changed nodded to-day
y, .de. ns evidence from the numerous IettorS tno
nrt.oner,s counsel wish TO oer,' all threats not only
co otingen m their nature but also those mace against
nj notbor or family and allows the mere Introduction
OF such portions as contain threats mauo orootN
~ ,lnst young walworth II Judge DAVIS adhHre 10 MS
ruling OF yesterday the line OF the prisoners deiense wi"
IN all PROBABILITY be materially weakened and vi" form
an important basis for o molloh Tor ne"
trial n the prisoner be convicted Two oi tno rc'''S
one from young WalwOrth to his uncle and the other
from his father to his mother, which he intercepted
wore read In evidence TO the jury without objection Dun
npon the introduction Of the third letter. Dl'trict
Attorney Phelps at objected The discussion which
nsued between the counsel and the Court occupied two
boors and half and attracted careful attention upon
the part Of the many lawyers and spectators present.
Immediately upou the conclusion Of the delivery ~
tho decision Of Judge Davis. he permitted the jury 10
separate IA usual after repeating the customary caution
against their allowing any person TO hold co09or'aton
VITA them In regard 10 the ease.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

according 20 the charter this requirement. apps. onfx
% street lmprovemens aud that in The award or eos,
tracts for supplies the COMMITTEES are privileged 10 con
sidor the interests OF tho city In this instance tho
Committee on Pumping aud ReserYors, made inquiry In
relation to the quality OF coal and found that the coal
offered by l.. A. Packer CO. of Nev-York though waa
locents less ton, Of an inferior quality 10 tba, o.
fered by Pympton. AZ 10 desirable ~ secure Tor
the Of the engines at tho pumping works quality u
coal which coud be consumed without waste and with
our burning M the crate bars, the committee AWARDED
tbe contract 70 PlympOn.. The Board of i - Conms
since sept l. 1sT a. st g. ana dsbursed s3I9 leaving
balance Of SlJ4 Go, wblch has been deposited in
Bg iHsttuiinus 10 the account OF tue jersey city Prs
department Fund.
EEwAPR-Mrs Rebecca white oi No. f2 Jackson-s,.
burned 10 death Yesterday, bv kerosene eKplo-
sion she was buldnR IRE aud 10 make klndIe idstef
poured The oi the flames. IuU cdiai'y The er.
ppdef scattering the burning n1d over ne unfortunate
woman. Before helm arrived she had inhaled the hame.
The body was burned 90 % cnder. Mrs While leaves A
luI.hand aud argo tJmily OF small children .PaiTcs
Jnlia Herman IN Chaprailey, yesterday fie con-
United for trial ...A general COurtmartia will &C
tho hea adauarters of thc Re- zlrnent n g. in ts fr
on or abont Jny 8, TO bring TO thai Col J. Nadsoa
Drake OF the "a Regiment for conteppt OF authority.
TIE Court will be composed Of the following officer,
Brig Gen. jos. w. Plume Ist Brigade; BngGen. J. A.
Piy, Inspector General; Col James Peck we'll lst
Regimen; Col. d. A. steele, sh Regiment ,
-. Locke Wsey, age 3 cll into an open cstern, yes
trrday, aud was rescued from drowning by DIS grand.
fathcr....A number Of mnmOnses have been issaei
against the Pennsylvania Railroad % answer carges %
blocking up The street CROSSINGS on klilrOadaVe Hifh
freight trains The Board Of Health has ordered tnp
use " dsiufectdnts for every factory place wheo
soap IL boiled slaughtering done The Inspectors
carrying out their Instructions IL - hoped ~ tlis
me,us 10 Keen CONTAGIOUS diseases from visiting this
city. Mr.. Charles O'Rely lost a wallet containing
500 ia money and 81 lClO 10 notes while coming rOm
SewYurk, on Wednesday evening, IN the 10 0cl.ck
train. It Ia supposed that he was robbed. VILLAS
Rideuacher driver OF Car No. "a OF the Broad 81 horse
l!ne, presented last evening, with god saioh
and chain, valued at sCo by W. G. Edge IN acknogedg.
OF MS saving the se OF the gyers sos
uoBoKES--Gilbert +. Ralsbeck, @ lawyer, charged
vii perjury in connection with the Bertrand sut Tor
swndiGs, held ~ S2,5OO bail yesterday t. aDpeAr
for trial.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THE WALWoRTH TRIAL.
, eroRY OF JNHAPPNESS.

..,-,,o,,,, ron THE pFFFNsT-TIIE AMIABIE CHAR
.c-r,.R op TIE PARRICIDE-sTATEMENTs OF HIS
uo1,,vp AND REIATIvEs-TIIE FATHERS IHRhAl-
KNrNG LETTER VIRTUALLY RULED OUT
III sneetators in the Walworth trial, yesterday
consisted LARGELY " lawyers, the number OF "no,n
;rcrcasos as this extraordinary case proceeds "i
,,orth's immediate friends and relatives were
,,roaert in Great numbers also, and among them
80 the Rev DIR. Bacbus and wife, brother-in-law
and sister OF Mansfield Tracy Walworth, and their
daughter; the Rev. Clarence A. Waiworth' own
lrother of the deceased; John W. Dawson and wiie'
hrothef-in-law and sister of the victim; Mrs EiIon
II Walvorth, his wife and mother Of the prisoner
with her three young daughters and son; NIS,
Chancellor Walworth, Chief-Justice Barbour ~
wife Edgar Jenkins and ClSrence jenkins nepnc"s
of the deceased, and Gen. Martin d. h'Iiut'
II = A aud Iomucl s Hardin uncles OF INC
prisoner. The rapidity with winch 'no 49,,
was elected yesterday wasno more remar k"pio 'oi
a. .,,,orol CO.'S, and connosure which distinguished
Mr.. OConor's management Of the examinations.
EvervtIny ran smoothly al least duringthe greater
,-+ ~ ,l,. da, and there was an absence OF Ni'h-
li, thai s unusual i'm murder trials OF the preseh'
a. Tho crov,d that listened all day was greater
,hor drri,c onv ureyious session, and good oruct
and otteptinn were observed. Besides Mr. OCOooi'
.v-Dietrict Attorney Garvin, Gen. DAVIES il" <eu
Yym a Beach appeared to defend Walworth. while
The D,tret-Attomey and his assistant, MI CoiHnS'
rcprcsented the people. Among the witnesses VINO
testified were Augustus Ebert, who occupied q room
,t the Sturtevant House on the morning OF the ti"g
edy: Clarence +. Jenkins who found pistol upon
,bo norson Of the murdered man; the Rev. Dr.
RoeLns and his wife. John ~. Dawson, Chiet-Justce
Barbour. Joseph W. Hill, John r. Putnam, VIM u
R,rrett and Others, al Syracuse the Rev. Clarenos
A WaIvorth. and Mrs Ellen II. Walworth, the par
ricid,,. mother. whose eAsmiuatOn Occdpied the
greater part of the Day.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

PROMINENT kRRfTAL9
Finh drenm Hotet-Ex- Gov. Horny j. Gardner OF
The Hon D. Murph, Of Albany the Ioa r. "
TX y.rnoot Bradley T. Johnson Of Richmond, j. Wool
Gnswoh of Troy snd Dr. Batter VPh5 o, B''Ssai, s"es
,.y M gtchetas Hoisg-Dn J. g. Aver of Lowell the
Hon H. H. Ils.orn Of ssntga Jutgo r King o Augaa Va
Prof H. Tsd.on of Virgins and J. Lsgdon Of Hrnira
AsOr Holst1he Right her w PnkBc, A'sia,ni Bishop %
MARYLAND Ne York HOisL-0en 7. q. Pitcher NahnGon and
Gen n R Msrn Of Albany . W,sminsr HoD-Alred wilkinson
Of syrau.r Hon W. T. IToon Cohoes n. HS Jans
JoDP stephen SANFORD Of Astram ~ T. Cen A.
g. Ohm, sud sIMsYor Flower 81 Waterfowl " l'
Grand Cniroi I0L-Csp A. Jacobs ~ the British Array toie
faI Honsrhe Rev Charles l. IuihH of Boston .Ho1adA
Ifouss- Lieut. Conn AMER y. W. Dickns U. s. Nav.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
IiOLERA.

y,.r effort shoud bT all ases o. people to p'tas p
spread o. CAoen sod Y'ios Feysr
d.s,ir- m - ttst se On, rravr tAsst'-st b. bsr
. o.s bic MT ho.sOrs u pryeas yeirs nay te taa F7
euee ole Of s ,ui sar prsrtotres .. ws ''aAaos
er az these . eise-es Of Dr. GARvAs n"trro' -
Tan which can be bo1eht 40 iruggt TIE cleansing "a psf
Ing properties u this article are Of the Hos' 'a''a's
On. f the hest articles IN the World q CSssrb
sa aud other ssectobs Lulg Taroat and BfoV Is
while in The treatment Cssh Il b. al odds ths Ds rsss 'sss
Eposa-iF rom Tbs Louisville Con Ser'rA, Jezs "a .SA
THE LIMITS or SCIENCE, renly 70 Hr. God
sn b. !'o, Z L Yourusus TssusE Ls-rCEz bxfAA hsA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
LONG ISLAND

Lose ISLAND CITY.--IhC Rev Father Marco
OF -. P.trck's Roman Catholic Church sails on tie
steamer Parere, Tor Europe tomorrow. Ho 'ont'A-
plates beng aoseut for several montis....lAc " tei
Commissioners have suspended Wos, 90 tie reser'o..
rhc ygorluuen employed have several weeks wages due
thom hut the Board have funds with which TO liquid
ate their claims. For some time past Judge Brown
has cxucrienced mucn difficulty ia obtaining Coroner
iry a. persons belonging to the are department. au4
militia refused to serve believing them elves % he 'N
emit rn dsahuso theic minds. the Jus.icc yesteFIa!
1prd one who refused 10 serve So.
JAfuCA.--The state Assessors met at the Town Hal.
yp-fc7ny aud ha1 conference tu the QIeeus County
Rnqrd of SupcrS aud Committee from the Buatd -
ryis.rs OF suffolk County. Explanations ~ rcgirS
Ia ihr rytosS rate ~ tax ltion which was lcNiCd ~
on, u. tounty last FAN IN de- ana 10 was shown
how it hld injured property. NrWio"u hS not Yet col
lr. "a .rf taxe3, aud tho state Controller Threatens
la. proreadngs II Is hardly pg0b ,bie that ,ht asSr
mcuf viii nr reduced IN Queens Cnu TIE duthh!-
tie ptt. doubt f about inc sanity OF tue tleAc hudu
.u Car.ne, who arrested NJ NOJdhdyeu, -,
Nnpl.7. have re Iuested the Sup,rlnt0ndcnts Ui The
PlIr O., rli,. an examination. otrcr W'cY ana Mr,
-riyt., who were severely injured 10y CrIie While
arr.-l.lg liul. are recovering.
SLr,rDUN-C Contractor Wright NJ Jamaica who brs
cA. "a, oi the improvement Of no Mlus hurSh AL
lIuirl Turupike has au0ndon-I the No.k b'e3C>e az
IN. G.nr futiou OF tle IOWA bonds Mia which he wa1
md Il /, said that 40 cents on doilar i the highest
pie ut which they can be disposed o.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
AcouIrTAL OF VAN wINkLE BoGERr.

The Van Winkle Dogert trial. which has
continued for 10 days, was concluded yesterday The
jury retired last evening, d, after aa absence of IS
minutes. returned with verdict OF not guilty. The
prisoner who has been confined In Passaic County jail
for u ysass, vss theTeapoD released.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
uI,nonN RLYER COUNIIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The mystery which has sn
long surrounded the murder of q lbsr H. Robinson. il
i,vclrrof Rye Neck. ia gradually disappearing. NV
facts connecting Peter Terr'il ree'hiy arrested a"d
now In The county jail. charged with tho commission o.
the c-iinc are almost daily coming 70 light T. not
intended however 10 aiduco moro testimony in TIE
course OF the present examnItion Diore Justice Ptnd
ips a Whiia Plains, than be- doomed sn' lcIt io
warrant te detention ~ the prisoner an insure 81, .'
G...m... .y the next Grand JngN lna eN niutl"' ",
.i-. al Al. Richardson ~ NuWUToucck W.~ cuIiu.. s
,tti g.. morning and dld not c3a' ;da uuui tho 'l"
iu. u. .lr session, when the proceedings |Oouth' '
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

TnveIopes were frs used in England, after
n. m ge Of be Aet rans,nt Aug H. 1851, shei 2ore. ~
b. msut psszo By Weight Eto0a9y te tu' tfc ofi es
as re tao In sLou d.. domestic Psei P,sat are ss'raee
a, t.e {" ID ae.Ic ). n. Co.." OF Un.sa slasre, y. l.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
thnr0rnreiEfntaf
BuRYzrr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

For an elegant Summer Hat OF superior
, 10 a.ect 80 iageT, krgslaElD us NssiAa'-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
DROOKLYN.

County Treasurer Gardiner sold SlVo'Vo OF
Ocean PARKWAY Improvement bonds 10 lho PARK 1''1s
Bauk at premium, yesterday
Tho apartments of 5. s. L'HommedIeu ana
Ceorve T. Merrill Ia the PcrrepOnt nOusc, were en-
-. y, ,..y uIZnt, by James nroIeso ""d ra"@'
NJ Aeer formerly employed as be.-0oys, VINO etoO ;;
n,, on5 hy McKee, mother VINO found them secr,t'd
ia her house. The boys arc IN custody, auu ts' MNhc
ts dctutncd a witness.
The work Of constructing the masonry fcr
the anchorage OF the Est River bridge, on the Brooklyn
.idc has begun on the sto Of tlo OH James 81 mark'
ro first block Of limestone, weighing several tnns, vas
ai yesterday and the work 10 DO carried on rs
a. pS,. .bic. There WIj be- SIX courses ot limestone l.
ms aud thrn tne material Will no tho ,ut giaLitr
bos-, f. o few days the Ork viii be advanced sud-
r.tv tp oct the first 22-tOu iiOl plate into pOsitu
Apout co workmeu axe employed ia the work at tHis
uhfu