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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-06-21

4 BOYS IDEAS OF HEADS" Heads
are of different shapes and sizes, They
are full of notions. Large heads do not
always hold the most. Some persons can
tell just what man is by the shape of
his head. High heads are the best kind.
Very knowing people are called long head
ed. < fellow that won't stop for anything
or anybody is us,,e.i bot headed. If he
isn't quite SO bright they call hm spfF-
headed; if he won't be coaxed nor turned
they call him pig headed. Animals have
very small heads The heads of fools slant
back. When yaur bead is cut off you are
beheaded. Our heads are ali cogered with
hair except bald heads. There are other
kinds of heads besides our heads. There
are barrel heads heads of sermons-and
some ministers used to have fifteen heads
to one sermon; pin heads! heads Of cattle,
as the farmer calls his COWS and o*eu;
bead winds; drum heads; cabbage heads;
at loeaaiheads; come to a head; heads of
chapters; head him off: head of the family,
and 90 ahead-but first be sure you are
right
Young American, Rogersville, Tenn.
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Meetings Of County Commissioners,

TINE regular meetings of the County
L will be held the second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
die the same in the COMMISSIONER Office with loyal
voucher; no account will be allowed properly
ehargeabls to the same
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply to the Clerk during of the
Board by Order
WM. T. MILLER Clerk
Commissioner Of Cecil County.
DE- IL 1897
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21
INQUISITORIAL OOMSTOCK.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In yesterdays edition, under the Washington
news caption, appeared the announcement that
one Comstock has succeeded in having embodied
In new Postal bill his own appointment as special
agent in this city to espionage letters. &C., with
the view OF stopping the traflc in obscene tera-
lure. This may all be very well. 1t may also be-
come an intoleraDle nuisance, and even persecu-
ton. Are we to nave all our letters opened by this
modern FoucheS Is the supposed sanctty of pri-
vate correspondence to be Invaded by this agent
any redress, or at least any limit ? VIII he turn
his attention to the correspondence OF Phelps,
Dodge Co. and other supports OF SAID association
be allowed the freedom which the paragraph in
The HERALD implies without let hndrance or
proviso and is he to be the sole Judge OF what
stitutes obscenity And, in conclusion, will the
American press ventilate the subject and let the
public know all about this important newy-created
office and its purposes I? AN INQUIRER.
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POLITICAL.

A POLIO HALL FEBRUARY 90 1873.
The Democratic Reform Organization viii be held on
Friday evening, February 81 the number of the commit
Ward Executive Committee will also be elected The
Committees to be elected by wards Polls to be kept open
from seven to nine o'clock The following polling places
Inspectors OF such election = "'r
First Ward-9o Greenwich street; William Kennedy
Second Ward-IIalrs Hotel; Thomas Murphy, John
?s Carney william
Fourth ward22 Oliver street. Patrick Keane George
Wise" 1.se, James Go Gowan INSPECTORS
Dsya Reach johp + NcSowsn InSreSiers; - n, D.~e'
ssvepi wSrdstsnafd 1 House, les East Broadway
van streets; r. NJ. Mckay A. G. Bagc, A. '. Davidson
s'E2 Williams Hugh
'n Eleventh. He ma %am Donnely
and street,
Hanford Horton, John Mullay, William Larkin, Inspec
Thirteenth ward-Bank Coffee House; James Towers,
'Gna 3 a6s r. j. rors
s sea oas'S Son kfyana e1ep near
SSersty place. John McNicoll, John c. Butts, Michael
Ssf d1S %SrS1ss Seventh avenue James Ray
sevcnecnth Observation-Disclosures Fifth street and Sec
pnd avenue; W. P. Mitchell, IL. I. Carroll George
: Eighteenth ward-Rose Hin Hall; James McCann
Frank Kearney Bernard OConnor Inspectors
Nineteenth Ward-Brevoort Hall James McGovcrn
w"n Mon s RYAN DENIM,
Carroll Richard Armstrong, Inspectors
Twenty first WArd-Gorry's Hall, Thrty-thrd street
end Lexington avenue NJ. T. DAILY, VIM S. Copeland
Thomas Barrett, Inspectors.
Twenty second Ward-Doran's, 613 Eleventh avenue ;
Robert f. Danvers, John Doran, James j. Martin, In
spectors
The General Committee will meet for organization at
Apollo Hall, "wednesday evening, February rs 1873
O'Clock. ALEXANDER SPALDING, Chairman.
A. v. DAVIDSON, Secretary
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THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN FEED
ERS

:, A meeting of the directors OF the Atlantic and
hreat western Railroad was held yesterday at the
pfce 70 Wall street, to consider propositions made
by the officers Of the Pithoe Valley the Pennsyl-
vania, Petroleum and the Chenango and Allegheny
Railroads to lease their respective lines for stated
periods. General George Is. Mcclellan presided,
Ind after q full conference as to the advantage
likely to accrue to the Atlantic and Great Western
by securing these feeders the Board resolved to
quite the leases. The secretary on being requested
TO give some details OF the terms OF the lease stated
that he was unable TO do so as he had not perused
6hem but he vouchsafed the information that
portion OF the lines were uncompeted.
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EX-ALDERMAN FAY EXPLAINS.
His Attempt 10 Rescue q Prisoner an
Attempt to Preserve the Peacefully

His Attempt 10 Rescue q Prisoner an
Attempt to Preserve the Peacefully
!aiis Bail Was Not Accepted.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
The issue OF the HERALD OF February 20 contains
, report OF proceedings In the Yorkville Police
Court which is calculated to produce false i'm
preston of my conduct in an affair which occurred
In my store on Tuesday night. was arrested by
An oilicer simply because, not knowing who was
trying to enter, kept my door locked when he
wished to arrest man who at the time was In the
store and had been one OF the principals In the
fight which had Just occurred. My action was IN
nuenced wholly by desire to keep the conpa-
tants apart and TO preserve the peace
cured by sureties worth at least from fifty TO one nun
dred thousand dollars, and it was rejected because
of political reasons. / then offered other bail
On the same day, which was accepted ana l am
now at liberty. Very truly, MICHAEL fA1.
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A UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
n Of John l.. Targee, ESQ., 100 West I'D street
near 9th avenue, THIS tFriday) MORNING

LUKE Tf1 4 at o w Gc ss This aov
i P s sss@ al the S asq p
500 used months fierand MsnteI Mirrors, fine oil
CARPETS Lace ETA
ree rich Faror H covered satin crimson STScs
a snP r"rs n2 aI oang a na'0
Bedr I.a comprise VIZ doa Mai, Rod
rSpm Suits ncdcad BUREAUS wardro6es MSssands
Tables P, qass 70 e oa hair Ma
superb black Rn%s f ss es $500 Extension Table
En war so nps Silver ard ea Gy sd
s nnd asTs. pS 1s
S 5 s
and shipped for purchasers.
by MAY BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTTONEER.-sELLs
ieent At lo.s o'clock large stock sc Of Furn
1re Chamber TIE Be ssf
sgs suits s ssga Tav Ghs 6sss
oe0 100 sS nso rnuss nii hs
ncs &c Posiiveiy in ots no Dealers spec
ally ;aR5s
ny MAX BAYERspoRFER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
anG Billiard %ns &C. 5 s1s a Par
naM en as ee se Gne Of sa
by MAX BAyERsDoRFER. NORTHUMBERLAND
GrS na s % an nnSy Gh' a s
gold great bargain this day privately. 1O'' 49,
DY j. W. CAMPBELL, JR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IS BELL Cp wil sell this day at ii o'clock, without
street eIegant Liquor and Lager Beer Estabiishment az.
sorted Liquors. line Fixtures Furniture &c Positive
sale. Buyers and SPECTATORS specially invited.
u A. CLARK, AUoTIoNEER.
d. SR B. 4. d AdeS!Sn SoS CO..,
at store c6i broadway, opposite Bond street.
m ,onse sock W." W. assani iverare ma a,o Tail.
commencing wR npDsHnslipf SSs e. O'Clock
and continuing "a, daily l; til sold :, 49,,
10 Tea Sets, rich designs
20 Dir Dinner aaH and breakfast Casters
T.n stands Centre Pieces SAVERS
ypS al aG % fsd s 81 s. ory f
S sriisnna Co, S%iiccx Silver Plate Co,
rns !; Iss FAC r.. al.
parties who wish to purchase for sale positive
and without reserve.
by JOHN Il. DRAPER CO., AuCrIoNEERs
- The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
at public auoSS sa tons %e SfTs ss f February 49, at
O''''A "'''' ~ - sAaUEI SLOAN President
Try sTnAgs e ddaSk sns sees of
Crockery, Glassware, Eartcnwarei also Wen o,s
DY ISIDORE j. SWARZkOPH AUCIlOn bh ~ y, a.
ID ?ls clock 81 Essex street, elegant fhiures oi mi
eiasSa"se 'S''ei "'o0''' sW ARZKOPII, $50 Bowcry
| ny q w. D,uCHY, uCHf a
ID JOHNSON will sell tins day. az : ~ ~ so'
Canal street large assortment p ,n ayuats MI
cotbs Ras Mats black walnut Parlor SUITS baok wal
M "a 1otsre suits Bedseads marble-top bureaus,
Washstands Centre Tables Wardrobes Side Tables Ex
,nn au and Dining Tables Chairs Rockers, Lounges,
u,s ace cnrteins window Shades, Clocks, Paintings
! EnarayingS Chromos, Beds, Bedding, hair and other
Glas and China Ware Kitchen Utensils. &C.
/ also. one Vestibulc Glass Door, With Frame &c,
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHERN
u District Of New York.
In the Matter OF
Abraham We'll,

In pursuance TO an order OF the Court the above
titled matter will sell at public auction 500 Second
avenue, by BURDETr \ DENNIS, Auctioncers on Fri
day February 81 1873, at IL A. NJ the Property belong
ing TO the estate Of the said bankrupt consisting Ola
stock Of Fancy Goods Glass Showcases, Fixtures hc Ac
GEORGE n. SHARPE.
United States Marshal,
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE-ON ONE OF THE BEST
- the leading avenues in Brooklyn hand.
some and modern ttings trade good Apply to STRICK-
LAND, rs Cedar street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
i Chancery OF the county Pralatinc OF Lancaster
made the 9th day of November last In the
trusts of the will Of BENJAMIN Eyre deceased all per-
sons claiming TO be entitled TO share OF residue be-
gueathed by the will Of the tesator, the said BENJAMIN
Eyre, late Of Manchester In the county of Lancaster in
England, gentleman, to the child or children of
his brother samuel Eyre, are, by their solicitors
on or before the 3lst day of July, 1873 TO come
in and prove their claims at the chambers Of the Regis
Of the said Court situate In Cross street. chambers
Cross street Manchester aforesaid In default thereof
they will be pcremptorily excluded from The benefit
the said order u appears that the said Samuel
oihcrwisc called Eyres had one child only namely,
and believed to have left England shortly afterwards
Join her husband, who had to re side In
H. WIIRRAIIAM District Reu.frar
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FURNITURE.

RARE CHANCE FOR CASIi-AT PRIVATE RESI-
N dence l2i West Goth ST. Parlor Suits SIS; Rep suits,
eO Bedroom $685. Brussels Carpets Soc per yard; 800
lots cheap.
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LNOR SALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONTEC-
IL tionery, established 10 years Inquire the prem
ises III Grand street. between Seventh and Eighth Streets
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nor SALE-THREE STORY BRICK BASEMENT AND
II sub-cellar frame House, ali modern improvements;
rents for 500 lot 25x0O Price $500 $40 Thr
tecnth street. South Brooklyn A. G.. CALDER.
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DOL SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTH STREET
s)C2 Our establishment pays 20 per cent than
any dealer Caston Clothing, Dresses, Carpets &c.
Rlcase call on or address Mr.. or Mrs. NATHAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

DAPID TRANsTT-CHOICE LOTS 25XlC6 FEET
~ under close restrctIons, in first class neighbour
hood Prospect Park and the line of the proposed
rapid transit steam road for sale at $500 and upwards
splendid opportunity for investment speculation Also
new three story brick House, 20x3Sxl05 with inn
proyement at bargain Apply at the office of the late
A. J. WALKER liz John street, New York, from u to
O'Clock
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A UCTION SALE AT lIs CLINTON PLACE.

n West Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
- property of Albert A. Vanderhoh, Esq,
this friday morning, Feb 81 at l01s O'clock ERNEST
ROTH, Observation-Disclosures Velvet Brussels Carpets,
nincen IA octave patent agrafc double
Pianoforte elegant latest styles Marie Antoinette Pom
padonr and Grand Duchess Parlor Suits, covered with
the richest description satin, brocael and Mirrors
Etageres Bookcases Tables, Bronzes Vases Paintings
Curtains, rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus,
LOUNGES Sofas chairs, sideboard, Extension Table,
wants Furniture Goods packed and delivered pur.
chasers city country.
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A OVER 300 LOTS AND So 900 WORTH OF ELE.
~. CANT city made Household Furniture contents of
be sold this day at auo ton COMMENCING at lo1 o'clock
Bedroom Suits Brussels Carpets Oil Paintings, Lace
Curtains, Mirrors, Library Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture and every article necessary Tor
housekeeping. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer
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COAL YARD FOR SALEM ONE OF TUE BEST
~ legations in the city, with favorable Lease; Good
splendid cash trade; owners Ill health obges him to
leave the city Apply at the yard, 1876 Mulberry street,
between Grand and Hester
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A SMALL FARM COUNTRY RESIDENCE) FOR SALE,
IA let or exchange for city Property; good buildings
Thirty first street.
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A FINE CORNER LIQUOR STORE AND 10 YEARS
n Lease for sale northeast Sixtythird
and Second avenue. Call on premises.
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basement brown stone Houses in Forty fourth street,
between Broadway and Eighth avenue, 20x50 $H,CO0
avenue, of JAMES HENDERSON.
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ENRsT CLASS STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
cheap, consisting of Upright Cases. Counters, Mir
rors, Gas Fixtures, Window Fixtures, oil Cloth, Desk,
Steam Radiator, &c. boa broadway. -
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DOR sALE-A MERCHANT TAILoR's STORE;
IL very good assortment stock hand and all new
fashioned Cloth; also pleasant Country Place; terms
easy. Address /. II. Won EMDEN, Painvie, Conn p,
L,OR SALE-A NICELY FITTED UP LAGER BEER
u Saloon with five years lease of the building; IL
good business place; If desired brewers Agency may
also be had. Inquire of III. SrEMMERMAN 3ly Washing
fol
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LNOR sALE-THOSE TWO NEW FOUR STORY
and basement brown stone front Houses on Lafayette
avenue, corner OF Portland Brooklyn and the enc ad
ioining contain all the latest improvements; built in
best manner by the owEers; plate glass hard wood
ton very centra 20 minutes from ferries by Greene or
Fulton avenue cars; one block from Washington Park
and the from Dr. Cuyers church, well worthy the
attention Of any one in want OF hous ebetter than or
binary. Apply the premises OF the builders j. 7,
SEELEY, or j. H. TOWNSEND.
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W lO.VVU. Property within sixty miles of New
York, suitable for residence Summer hotel public insti-
tuition commercial purposes hno buildings, delightful
grounds splendid scenery healthy locality, good neigh
borhood water privileges accessible by several routes;
terms easy None but first class operations negotiated
ELLIS CO., Financial Agents. AZ Broad street
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J,0R sALE-A LIQUOR STORE ON WEST THIRTY.
II fourth street, opposite the Manhattan market
Apply to JAMES WALL, 4l6 Eighth avenue, southeast
corner Of Thirty FIRST street.
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A FOR SALE, THIS DAY, BY AUCTION, AT II
IA O'clock without reserve, elegant Liquor and Lager
Establishment III Ninth avenue buyers invited.
CAMPBELII II Co, AuctoneerS.
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At A BARGAIN-FOUR FULL. LOTS ON sIXTY-s &C.
n ond street between Grand Boulevard and Central
Park. Apply to owner, THOMAS FITZPATRICK, l52 East
SiXtieth Street
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
To LET.

A FOR SALE, ON MACON STREET, BETWEEN
n. Marcy and Tompkins avenues. several first class
brown stone Houses 20x45x00 feet each built by days
work pattern houses tor the owner of the block in
point OF finish, convenience closet and neighbor
hood these houses urpassed price $2001 terms
easy. Take Fulton and apply TO Mr. DUNN
on the premises TO g. H. NICHOLS, No Pine street,
New York
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1 convenient to Pennsylvania or Central Railroad
large grounds fruit and shade trees graperie vegetable
and flower garden and stable. Address ISAAC DAVIS,
l57 Broadway,
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VXrANTED-A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, LOCATED
w between Fortieth and Fifty ninth streets Filth
and Sixth price not exceed $35 Address
l.. r. SAVAGE, IS Fulton street
yVANTED--TO BUY HOUSE, EITHER PRIVATE
w Tenement; must pay good rent would invest
from 5000 Si20O Address with full particulars or
call on Y. JOSEPH, 3lS East Ninetec nth street
, 1873-08-12
MADISON.

Tho noor.Sc1lors Conclude to Obey tho
I4nxv--Tiae German Sunday C0rnn1it"
too Tni1c Notcs OF other Violations.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 11.-0n sober second
thought, tho Germans Of tho Constitutional
Union horo ongngod In saloon-kcoping, 'con-
cludod not to mainIain tho attitude Of law-yfo-
lators foreshaaowod Saturday and yoatorday
morning. To tho surprise OF many, notably the
sgritor Of tho communication to Aotfng-Mayor
Chapman in behalf Of said Union, whoreof tho
essence has boon aont you, tho RaloonH md
browcrios In tho city were almost all closcd, and
tho Balo of liquor suspended during tho day.
Only ono complaint for selling has boom made
viz: at Bartel's boer-gardon, In tho north part
Of tho city, where tho salo WAS open during tho
lav.
Tho Unions Sunday LAW Committoo Of 20
were busy spying about the city to lotoot viola
tionB Of tho Sunday law by those ongaged in
other avooationa than iquor-eolling, and though
tho Sabbath was bottor observed than for many
years, 1t Ia said they hnvo somo fifty casoa OF
violation to report, complaint OF which to tho
prosecuting office will dopond on tho proseou-
tion by liquor-sol1ers. Tho quiet and good Of
dor OF the city yostorday could hardly have boon
Hurpnssod In Now England.
Frank 8ntz, complained Of for Bclling week
ago Sunday was tr1od to-day mud acquitted, tho
proaooution failing to prove tho Balo Of liquor,
and tho complaint not including gift, which
WAS illegal and proved.
, 1873-08-12

lovor OF hreArthur'h daughter, and botwoeu
t'lom there saH an engagement to 10 married.
hut 1t is Bnid that aftor McArthrrs dofcat, tile
Governor broke off tito matrimonial engage.
ino,lt, nntl tho lady married Kentucky gentlo-
man, who diod before tho oxpirntton OF Atlou'a
torn in tho House. Gov. MoArthur diod
about tho aatno tmo. At thls point comes IN
a,l.ultra Democrat, md q groat etlmiror Of tile
then rising young man, Alton G. Thurman, Ind
d daughter, who, much to hor ts!hora ohagrn,
gentleman diaposotl of tho property III ouch
Say tllat lilo Hhig ll,lsband could nos acquire
titlo in It. This latly also became widow; sho
nftorward met Allen g. Thurman, and 's now
Of Judge Thurman tint Mr.. Alon again mot
MHa Macarthur (by this time Tho widow OF tho
Kentncky gontloman); Tho old lovo va Io1loT- tGst
Cd they woro married, aud livod happily togo.n,,
bofore tho expiration Of Mr. Allon'a Senatorial
term. Mr. Al1on has siuco boon widower
, 1873-08-12
NEW YORK.

ITO The Associated Prtss.J
New foRK, Aug. LIZ ,n9 1t q jealousy laat
II, stabbed his intended wife, Ann Cunningham,
aged IS yoars, aeven times, and then stabbed
llnse!f three times. The girl, 1t il thought, il
fatglly wounded.
stops of hia residence, in brooklyn, last evening,
and was fatally Injured. His wife Was 80 affoot-
ed by the occurrence TINT slo died IN short
time.
ors l. sclAonlank. 566 VeBey street, this morn
ing, Ephra!m Steinhart, o brother. OF ono
Of tho proprietors, while standing ,bo-
lind Samuel sconiank' shot him, and then
shot himself, stoinharlt came from Chicago q
few wookB ago. mud WEB learning, the cigar blisE-
moss. Tho only reason Bchonlaiik gives for tho
shooting is, that he told stenhardt to kooP
away from hia omployos. and lad discharged
sovon children living. Steluharlt is young and
unmarried. Bchonlank III In fair way Of Tecoy-
cry, but Stoinhardt still continues very low.
lhero III no apparent reason III tho relations OF
the two mon for either tho murder or tho Hul-
eide. Ono man cannot, and tho other will moi,
toll anything beyond the bare statement that
there aro family matters in the case.
A motion waa made before Judge NollBon, OF
control over tho grounds, aud that Recover bo
appointed to take tho custody OF tho property.
lt0t-ownera make aillavits that the grounds
l,avo boon desecrated BY tho cutting down Of
Ehntlo troos tn private burial plots, aud that
rowa, horses, and cattle hive been allowed to
rolm at large over the promises. Tho damage
alleged to have baon done IL estimated At
5000 600. Tho Trusteos deny the whole charge.
Judge Noaon ilas reserved Ills decision.
rio Exciee :CoumiasionerH hayo completed
tl.or examination Of applications for licenAeH Of
ii1uor-doalorn in tho First, socoud, and Third
WnrIa. No lconAes hsvo boen issued to Keepers
1f Es>cnrcs, =. t.rrvriotorH Of saloons Where
, 1873-08-12
DETROIT.


A Man I'oiaons Ills HIother-1n-Lnyv--
E1cr Property tho Motive.
Special dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DE7ao1r, Mich, Aug. 11.-An owasso special
Of to-day stateh that SErat Wertumbery, living
about three miles northwest Of this city, died
last night very suddenly. Sho waa takon with
vomiting, and d cat, coming into the room. ate
Bomc OF tho contents Of her stomach, which she
hnd omitted, and died in q fow minutes. 4 dog
also died from eating piece Of bread Of which
sho had partaken. Charles Moore, a
eon-in-law of tho doconsed, md his
wifo, haye been taken into custody: Mrs:
Moore says that somo time since hor husband
poison, and told her that it she would not say
anything, no would toll her what hc was going
to do with It, Size promised, and he then in
formed hor TINT ho was going to give 1t to tho
old lady, tho dccoasod. uor property IL sup
poaod to hnvo heen tho motive. Moore has con-
feHsed tho murder aud oxculpatcs hid wife.
, 1873-08-12
JACKSONVILLE.

Stabbing Affrny mt n Cnmp-n nccttng--
Unsuccessful Suit to Recover n Dona.
tiUsl.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, Aug. u.-Yostorday. At
camp-mootiug 1leor Wavorly, in this county, two
boys, nnmod Bowyor and Roach, qnarrolc1, and
finally Dowyor drow knifo and atabbed Roach
in throo p]acos, inlicting wounds which arc bo-
uovod to bo mortal.
Some yoarB sinuc, Mrs. Eliza Ayors, Of this
city, donated ID m association known as tho
Protestant Doaconcsaoa tho Doroan. College
proporty located horo, for a female orphan asy-
tum. Tho property Is worth sono $4,000. The
asyn waa established and H. sg nox npa IN sue 9o
somo roason inntituted a suit to havc tho
donation aot a1ido and bnef a tho P11pof;
Homo, Tho caso WAS last wool tried In tho Cir
cult Court and this morning Judge Eper 1ra THn-
AYERS. md fuIly confirms tho titlo to tho prop
erty IN tho Association Of Deaconosses:, The
docBion is a source Of universal qualification to
tho people Of Jacksonville, md friends of tho
Orphans Homo everywhere.