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Buffaloe. Driven Over "a Prrcipice,

IT'TI W II'fE N'INIHTN NFTt7.
out on the plains, about 40 miles from
Denver, Is a vertical bur seventy Ave feet his III
\ uarty Of hunters recently staiupeIed a herd
u bunaloes right to the brink OF the prcCipice
lhe foremost brutes, approaching their critical
situation, attempted to avert the calamity, hut
the iilsutcued hundreds behind crowded for
ward. The front rank. with legs stretched to-
ward each cardinal point Of the compass, bel
lowed IN concer. and descended To their fate.
before the pressure from bcniHd could be stop
rcd the next rank aud the next followed, imi-
tat,ug the gesture and the believing of the
hr-t For thirty seconds II raIned budalOes, aud
the whIte sand at the foot of that blun WAS IN
caruadIu" and not uutil the tails Of atty or sew
.utN i've uf that herd had waved adieu 10 this
wicked world did the movement cease.
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THE DEATH or MRS. GORDON.
DIR. Br~nuau's Fright - Threats OF A.-a..
situation a stOO Finc and Three Msnth.
In the Penitcntisry.

IN thc Fcniifntsrb.
In the General Sessions Yesterday the
trial OF Moses Moriiz for the killing Of Mrs. Mar.
garct Gordon. at - Goerck street. on the 9Th of
January, wus resumed at tho opening hour
Assistant District Attorney Lyon began 10y read
Ing the following letter:
M B,pttmfn e PA,ps. n s,tt Aito, SiS. 80 '''''
DEAE sra. Ia -Aid csse y hdraS my evidence. a.
hsNv nothing 10 against the accused and aecount
o. uls loic NLfh ! rreeHed under my d9ot on Ma, -
- enl,ns.r my li" on any account, dc.' &C. Yours
Jous J. BKENN.S. NJ. D.. SIS Grand street.
Counsel for the prisoner objected to the read
ing Of any more letter. In the presence ~ the
jury until they ha trst been submitted To- the
Court 10 see whether they were f lt charac-
ter to bc So presented. This objection was sus-
tanned, and prevented the reading OF the follow
ine, winch Is the hote referred 10 In the fore
going:
ca,c of Aoscs hOriu anu Mr.. GorOun. You are out
iuru sou oat u i. Sc ea,e You h.d setter pi,hdrss y9ir oar
s,iaeAee = Il map pTsyr'g Your ~ !uaca longer.
Warning. NJ >.
After reading these notes Judge Sutherland
ordered an alta, nnlent iur Dr. brennan, pro
posing TO reform tho Doctors notions II with
drawing testimony under the penalties of cuu-
tempt ~ court for disoleNing suhUUns. To
other business Was taken up. II occupied the
Court for more than an hour. Meanwhile the
prisoner and mis- counsel earnestly d scus-vd
their plan OF Op erdtiuu-, and the result OF their
conference was announced in the shape: Of a
proposal u plcad guilty ~ nansiaughtcr Ia the
fourth degree. rms fruppsiuun wa- readily ac-
rcItci hl the Assistant District Attorney, ami
tue ;ria Was thus abruptly concluded. Jud- -
sutherland sentenced the prisoner to unv tnr
~ $lp and he iuprisored in the peuiteut try
for three months. lhtuAiug the judge for hi-
lenieucy, Moritz retired 10 the prisoners box.
WNIIc tie husband of Mrs. Goriou ANA his frit ud-
/ hA~teuru into the corridor To- proclaim the al 70
uiui-tritt IA Of criminal law IN sew Noik "a
farce. Ine story of tue homicide ie told ~ fol
lows
lAc lris 'ucr wa ia the euI,loN ut "A city mar
. sh'l ana Wa executing "a Wut Tor di>Iu~-es /. n
~ Mr, Gordon auu family "a time of the kiIi,ng.
Mrs Gordon laid hands barrel OF flour
while the prisoner was trundling IL into the
stTcet, and the prisoner pushed her away from
himself and the barrel so violently that She fell
on a stove. Ihe woman was pregnant. an
Cithor her fan or her struggle brought on a mis-
carriage which killed her
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lee. little NE = nut into it occasionally BY cec.
tricity or otherwise"


SOMETHING NEW.
Tho motion was lost Yeas--President
Vance, and Aldermen Bill ngs, Faconer, Nor
rs. and ottondOrfer. Mays Aldermen Eianna-
ami ' an Schaick.
Alderman Cooper was excused from yotIng.ns
he had paired OF with Alderman Munheimer.
Alderman Morris then moved to take from tho
tntlc the Mayors message of June N. "Imakc
this notion" said he, that the lIarrstcr OF the
Board may make his speech on the Cly Record" ="
AlIcruqn McCadorty said that the question
whether the Ctp Record was legally established
wgnld be settled next fall. when the taxes were
collected.
lie motion was defeated Yeas President
and Ottenderfer. Nays-Aldermen Flanagan,
kehr mock, LysaCnt, McCanerty, Reilly, and
Van Sc.taiCk. Aldolmln Cooper w..H excused
from voting as he had pnired on with Alderman
As suon as the vote was announced most Of
the thirsty politicians and the nominees with
Gu TX mot the private secretary this timel
fastened to inform his Honor that the Alder
men still maintained their opposition.
DowLfSG, coz n co. SAFE IN THEIR SEATS.
Alderman Koch moved that when the Roam
rdJuurned II adjourn to meet ON the llth day Of
Alderman Morris thought that a. the Alder
men wete paid their salaries every month they
ought to stay in the city and attend to the r
ohciN duties. lie moved to adjourn to next
Thursday.
Tho motion was lost, and the motion to adj
tourn To september was carried. Yeas Alder
mon Cooper, Flanagan, kehr' Koch, Lysaght'
M,Cairerty, reilly, and Van Schack Nays
President Vance, and Aldermen Billings, EAl-
coner, Morris, and Ouendorier
The vote having been announced, the rest of
the thirsty politicians went out uf the chamber,
aud the Mayors private secretary went down
stairs to tel his Honor thats his police magis-
trate. would not he confirmed till next fall.
After some routine business the board ad-
iOurupu.
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Tho -hcrin -rrccr Tragedy.

The injury received hy Mr.. Peter wilson In
hs fatal m from the blow Of r1tuyk G sue Is de-.
scrihed by Police Surgeon Robert, As beng unprccr.
dent d m mo rhI records. The f~tcturc " the skull
extended from inc dde of ts hH-" To- the of the
rluht ana NaH me A. hair while the conclusion
Of ur brain Wc1 caused his death almost exactly
u the centre of hs forehead. The physician SAWS that
Mr.. Wilson was 50 much under the iutufucc OF liquor
az mo time the wound was nrst examined that Il was
mpu,auic 60 dauy fracture. Ills pulse full anu
healthy at The lime Of To- examination.
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PHOTOGRAPHS BYsUNREPoRTLRs
4 slippery Thief whose Many Aliases will
not save Him.

on Tuesday a BROOKLYN detective recognized
IN The Tumbs among the prisoners noted thief Who
Wsutrd the river for smashing window Ia
Mrs Euruu's millinery store and stealing ribbons worth
80 Iu- took place on May -. He Was arrested, and
uu hs say ltut" Head t4artcrs between Detectives
luNtr- aud flLthuut broke aud mace his eECapr.
ON che sth ust. Dee arrested Ia Sew YORK for thef
an committed fur trial He gave ms name Charles
NailH. acrf 'i tut D." ha' many aUsees. lie taken
to lt.Hs Au, AID Justice Masn commttcd hm Tor
examination.
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NEW YORK. Wednesday. July l6.-Receipts Of
beevc. were ts scars, or l0i head. The market
tcmely du l Buyers and sellers could not agree, d
lss than uncal of the receipts changed hands. About
9D fair TO prime native steers were sold at iiai2lc
n, mostly a. llc anu cars OF Texans at SS t9c. n.
ArrNals OF sheep and lambs were 269a head. Sheep
were hIm at 5IAbkc. n. for ordinary to prime lots.
LAMBS were slow ats HdlO.c =. for common TO fair.
Rece pit OF hogs were ~ cars, or 9i head consgneo
eNCusvey To slaughterers None offered alive. Dressed
hogs we're barely steady 6,@iXc.tD.
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Collision in the Kills.

Yesterday morning the steamer Thos. =. Way
plying between NcwarS and this city, when nearly op
positc New Brighton wharf Staten Island, ran into
pleasure yacht name aud owner not ascertancd, Tn,
guards on the forward port side Of the Way were
most entirely carried away, and the Yacht lost her
bow pr and aimed serious damages about her hull
the pilot of the Way, while admitting that he should
have en- the yacht sooner, says that h attention
diverted BY an approaching tug aud her tow.
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Coroner Young held an inquest yesterday over
the body OF Mchael Kcrwin, who died In Bellevue
Hospital on the I'm inst having been stabbed by John
McManus at s}i East Tmuysccond street on the morn
ing of the l1th ult. The testimony showed that the
men were m a blrroom, and that there quarrel
over drinks which McManuH had not paid for. Hence
the stehhing The jury rendered verdict against
MCMhnur, and he was committed
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sudden Death orsamucl =. Howe of Broo1ryn

Mr., Samuel S. Howe, OF 1872 President street,
fell upon the sidewalk while walking home Tuesday
afternoon, and died Within nye minutes II was sup
posed that he was overcome by the neat. He was 60
years old, native Of Maine and was senior Of the Arm
Of Howe, White Goa ship chambers, IN South street,
New York. His family are all absent on their summer
vacation
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WAsHINGToN, July ld.-The sergeant-at-Arms
Of the House declines to furnish list Of the OF
members who have drawn their back pay. ID is ascer
tained however, that the list Of those who have the
money still to their credit the books Is small only
one Pcunsl lyauia member mas returned his amount,
Washington Townsend. Every member Of the next
House except Foster OF Michigan has drawn his pay
to the 81 II this month At the new rate, which is re-
gird,d here indicating that the law giving the in
crrase Oi aalary VIII not be repealed neIt Wlnter
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rINsr nAcr-wrs- ~ norrL srAl,rs.
Trot,inR In Deerfoot Park,

large assemblage witnessed the exciting
uuts yesterday al Deerfoot The nrst nstch for
80, between VIM. Mehshon's bay gedlns Bily and
J. '. Carrots sorrel geldng Billy. The betting was
very even throughout. McMahuns Billy won the ra,e.
ne secoud rae, was for purse u 40 mile heats.
Test three "a uNe The ONners grONe their horres
VIZ; Nelly condor biue ihck, Ray hily, lady knmp.
IA, Mtsslr aud PHHbt. Ihs was fur the horses ~
bi AlAsAIe.
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Tie Belgian Murder Complications.

Carl Nugts counsel has learned from wash
ngton that the President has declined to surrender
Nogt to Prussia. II seems probable that Vogt, after
months Of Imprisonment, win regain his freedom, and
that the New lOrk detectives, who have been look inc
for the 5000 ofeedby Belgium for the surrender OF
the murderer Of the Cheyaer BOIs BIancO, may have
had their labor for their pains The next question may
possibly he, What lawyers have covered IN Mrs Carl
Nogts fortune.
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A Cholera breeder an staten Island.

4 small stream that runs through the VILLAGE
Of Port Richmond is known ss " Che Port MchmonI
Ditch" Atthc last meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
an affidavit Was read which said that that stream Was
The receptacle for the contents prics and other uu
= that ~ passed ucpr ur under dwellings. Mr.. Ho--
stated tet at unr portion tho prlyes thr Wcrr
quite numerous and t1nt the increase - buildings
llc mouth " The dit % Cigsei IL tu Gl up Win Hh
iuu tour O. sN trCt % tuc Ped Wrt Hes exposed TO
thr .uu. The board authorized the construction Of q
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Michael Quird, Peter Gallagher, Michael Cody,
and Charles McMann, drivers in the employ OF owen
Gallagher llyeryman in Broaklyn, r. D., were yester.
day held to bail In tlOoo by Justice semler to await
the aeton OF the Grand jury for beating cer Leonard
new driver, aud threatening Mr.. Gallagher. The
drivers are On strike for higher wageA
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steamship Colon. Aspingtl misc. aul pass.
;, 4usAlp Eottcrd-al, l;ottciuim, ults.. sd pas.
ct,aus ~ rislI, HlWhlrg IN is' ami pass.
SfIp Crusader, Lly rruoi. utse
Bars Sci Frtteli, Port sad, iron.
Bars Union Cow az, coal
Bars Toni. RarrON, lroa.
bric 4 lpha, Riu Jsnciru. coffee.
- lLCiV t!u, II .iu., 90, l.. r., mossscs.
Sctr Ben lot'. - George, y. r., lt;r.
AIsO ilc usual rIVer Al ! cJAstgissy st's
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JEFFERSON, Texas, July IA lre here last
night consumed three brick buildings fronting the
leyee occupied by Russell, Rainey & Co., Gilham
Chew, and Mosby Aiken. The Losses are estmated
at tesooi insurance, t6o,0C0 Tue Are N1 caused by
NJ ilccnilsrH
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On TUESDAY william wright, aged 81, was
rested Tor trying to pass counterfeit so bank note In
several stores In Fulton street. Brooklyn. He nrst gave
his name As RolstOn. but when turned over to the
Federal authorities he said It Nas Wright. He sAys
he prove that the note cam" into his posscssi
honestly and that he had fraudulent intentions IN
trying 10 pass It, lie was held TO await the sction Of
le Grand Jury
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Euslntss potltts.


Nothcrs, Mothers. Mothers.
pnr't ftl @ procure MRS. WlNSLpN's SOOTHING
sYl for all diseases ncii 'nt O. the period Of teet.
inr 10 children II relieve the child from pain cures
wind cote. yuAtes the bowels ant ny giving relief
Bt sure and call Tor
"NE>. AINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
l on sA-r 10y al AruEEIaLs.
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Sprtial Qutltrs.
THE Lolita HUSTLE,

THE lOIlA hustle,
comfort, grace. tld shape.
Diploma awarded 1t by the American Institute
lsil.
THE IOK>E-NAp QUAkEK CITY
Girl and the ChiCaEo Hog Merchant" queer
lovers see olNe Losan's new novel just out,
BENITIE- Of cutting hair and wh,sAers pracii'
cay illustrated al Al Fulton ST., cor. Pearl ST. shay
.ns ~ cents.
ROYAL IItNANA IOrTERl.
IriHes Cashcd, uruCrs nl'i, Information furnished
highest paid Tor doubloon. spanish Bank oils
Government securities. Ac., a..
TAILuR& CO, BanAcrs II Wall u.
HAVANA LOTTERi.
circulars sent ana LLiUrmsilOn gwen.
j n. MATINEE co hinNers
" Wal ST., Post 0A.e va Lsi. Sen iyEA,
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MARINE iYrELLfGEyCE.

siNtAtuRE ALNASAc-rHts DAr
sun rses ij sun sct-..... ,, NODl rises II %
HirH wArEE-ruts nNI.
saudy hOOk., b GOV. Islam. - he Gate. -
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LoNG BRAN,u, July l0.-A large crowd tn
ter stcd In to-morros's races Asseutled IN Wet
End Hotel billiard hall thi, evening tac sale NJ pools
The third race FOR purse Of tV all ages create. the
most excitement. The Gales we're mated ane aver.
agcd a. iollo~si
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Sur Hoicl, Fire island. Through tickets 4
hagst- checked tg3ils leave az SD A NJ And ~ /
4. 'rou south sth st, WInlmsbur-h.
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lyons Tn.ect Powder is sute cHt rmiuAor %
nra, moths pan lice Dlri yeraIn, aAd an balsful IT,
.rLIa.
The sun., 1873-07-17

MCGEE -CoDE.-oa July Il. 1876 by the Rev. W ".
y .se, Richard McOeg tO EAcl Code, al oi AeA NerA
The sun., 1873-07-17

Ayers -nrsapnrilIR
purihes the blood cures scroiua ani diseases OF the
The sun., 1873-07-17

Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and carpets Al n. NJ COsperthvAt Co.'S, l5j Chat-
ham street. .-Idr.
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FIN1NcIAL 1ND oomMERcIAL.

For wire screens for doors and Windows, 20 to
H. - and j. Iorrvys 400 Fulton street, near Broadway
The sun., 1873-07-17

The nlthy and infectious "sponge pad truss
has yielded to the Elastic Truss sold at 6 Broadway,
which holds rupture comfortably iii permanently cured
-dH.
The sun., 1873-07-17

M Benitr1fH e PAs'ps n suLt Ifi0t Hsv.
DRAM ~IR. Ia said ease " NiIhCrAV my evidence, a.
havy pothng to say against the accused and
OF this LOtc which rtcvN ed under door MaN
ut. Therefore VISA g. be excused, as 90 not want
to endsncrr my Ne oA any ace Iunt, ac. &c. Yours
rcspectfuhy,
, 1873-06-22
THE VAN BUREN, STREET MEETING.

10 The Editor qf 7n< Chicago Tribune:
,sm: notice, in your columns OF to-day, az
account OF . meeting at the corner OF Van Buren,
street and Western avenue, last evening, in re-
gard to strengthening Van Buren, street; which
account is such an e1aggerasion OF the actual
facts as to call for q reply. That the meeting
was respectable one in point Of character, I
sha1l not deny; but that it was large and en-
thusiastio meeting, do deny most emphatically.
a simple comparison Of the call for the moet-
ing aud your reporters account shows that the
meeting changed from an outdoor demonstra-
tion to grocery conference; and, taking into
account this size Of the stores in this par-
ticular 1ocality, the meeting could not
be called very large, however unobjeo-
tionable it might be. In addition, the
facts that st no time during the evening was the
store half full, and that, Of tho number in At
svadance, quite proportion did not concur in
the opinions expressed by the speakers, do not
Justify your reporter in calling this meeting
either large, unanimous, Of enthusiastic; and
as only those favoriug tho proposition stated in
the call were expected to take part in the meet
ing, the opposition we're not there, Of course. in
force.
Therefore, In consideration Of these facts. va
10 claim that not one Of them justiies the idsa
hat the resolutlong CYPRESS the views Of the
oroperty-holders Of the locality; or should have
he least weight upon the minds OF those to
shom they arc Addressed
PRoPEnTT-HoLDEB-
Cs7nAao, June II, 1873
, 1873-06-22

-Amherut College boys are now I,blo to fine
Of one dollar for ersry unexcused a1sence from
college exercises, and for tan such ABSENCES they
may be expelled
, 1873-06-22
luNE.

Shout, O children happy and fair.
VAN glowing cheeks and wind-toss'd hair.
King clearly out, chi1diah gleei
And tell the things June brings to thee.
J SaJ TINT she wears, on her warm red mouth.
I ha last love dsa Of the feryid South !:
6ay that she bears, in haE dtmp1ed hands.
AlossoIning buds from SUMMER lands:
6ay that She brings to us aummer-stles.
peep and clear az her own blue eyes:
5ay that she puts the whole earth In tuna
Win herae(f,-thia happy, laughing June:
But yet ahe cannot Induce to blow
n ~ nnds which died In dead June's GLOW:
5 Nor Wax tho sap In blighted tree;
Nor Lethean waters giro to me.
children, bo joyful, every ono!
5or you the sad world is baptized in sun:
Hut to mo It is just uocking glare,
And flowers bloom only to hide some an.rs.
MIRlAA K18ILANp.
, 1873-06-22

- Main Line, &nd daily oxcepr Saturday rt1
1cnso4riile Division Daily, ya aiAn Line AID dsils
e1eeps MONDAY. yta Jacksonville Division,
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, 4 st. PAUL RAILWAY
% oa.h cz9css,, opporite er1.an ag.< and a. D<pot
, 1873-06-22

Delacroix's picture Le sardauaple,' has r.
Gently been sold at Paris for the enormous price
Of q, 600 francs and the owner announces his in
tentlon OF e1hbitlng it IN London, aad perhaps
to the public in 1927, the same year tast vtness-
! ed the exhibition Of t'The Apothsssis OF Ho-
mer, u BY lngres. Paris was divided On the sub
5es. Of these % rival pictures, and " their 3D.
1ns m1ress ma detlsctors, they were alternately
lauded and condemned nnsparingly; the enthn-
! shasta TOR color, the sticklars for severity Of
drawing, Waged Hordy war. The Academy car
ned tEe day, and Delacroi1 WAS atismstized ~
destitute alike Of taste aud execution. Ho was
as tnst tune poor and proud-ao poor ttas some
months Later. after completing his picture,
=, L. Ba1que do Dante, only day or tgo bafore
tho time appointed tor tho meeting Of me CON-
m1ttee, he Was without money suficien to buy
fEame TOR ne picture: In despair, be made ono
himseh, bat fearing tho frame would .ause the
picture to 20 rejected, with but faint hope he
sent It to the Louvre
On the opening day. Delacroi1 haste,ed to the
palsce, went through tho rooms, and MT seeing
his PICTURE turned AWAY discouraged. As ho
todians, whosaid:
"Why9" ''' ''1''' % s'''Aneon0"'
go INTO the grand salon, and lookkt the pic
ture which faces the entrance"
Deiacroix hastened back, aud thee in the
piace OF honor, Baw his picture, in mpst superb
frame- he inquired, and learned that owing to
the me.nness OF the frame, his pictur. had been |
cast aside without examination, w}hn Baron |
droa, after tho last OF the committet had LETT, |
examined 1t carefully, then, sendin; for the J
finest frame in the store-roona, hAd tae picture |
reframed, aud ordered 1t hung in til. place OF !
honor.
Delacrotx, though perfectly unacquinted with
Gros. hastened to bis studio to thsni him for
his kindness. He found the Baron, uaose polish
Of manner did not equal his kindness Of heart,
before bis easel palette in hand.
j" Ali" said Gros, as he WIS announced, 1" n
,re the man who painted the ship! 'Tis veil
lone, I assure you"
II am very grateful"
No, no, your picture is . fine on4 ns far as
:o!ot is concerned, very fine one; Int for the
L !1a"1ng-you must let me tell you-yon draw
Ike hog!"
In after years Delacroix used to tel this story
t tho Baron NTH infinite relish
, 1873-06-22
DA1Lf TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE o. 1s7y

Tea Reiore the Supreme Court At Mount Vernon.
mere were twenty-three gentlemen in tue ciasr
aud she surpassed them all. The ayenes sAsen, aaa
OF the class was q, and ahe was but 19. Bhe Is; Is.
tends to make the Law her profession, Inetead
OF bowling about woman suffrage, she went n
WORK, like Mrs. BEadwell, and has shown nhst
Wotoan may do. More power to such Mnmsn
, 1873-06-22

--An editor in fredericksburg w., vaaaskod
by stranger 'tif it was possible that little town
Kept up four newspapers" and the reply was,
- No, it takes four newspapers to keep up the
town.
, 1873-06-22

MassenA Springs, Raquatte River, three miles from
ST. Lawrence River will open Juaa for reception Of
guests. Accouruodalou E1tcass Tbs Hotel il entite-
II and has boom fitted and furnished every mod
n eon,enteaes: Good hshink .od bunting. The pro-
worthy OF patrunaSs Tha wsters highly recommend
ed bJ the medical faculty in vide range o{ diseases Guido
sv.fdotcl, n. K. address HATFIELD BROS, Ma.sera
Springs, st LsWrence Co. n Z, 12o Fsopst., n 7.
, 1873-06-22

st. Ioufs 4 Springfield B1prem,
~ Matn Ling ..............,
A4nsas City East Express, vi
Jacksouvt1ie, Ill, and Iuuasi,
aaa, No. Observation-Disclosures,
"enona Iacoa, Washington Ell,
pre1A { Western Division. ),.,,,
Joliet i Dwight Accommodation.
6E, Louta i Springfield Lightning
Expres4, v1a Maln Line, and alsS
via jacksonville Divis{ou..
h4usaa City E1preas, ria jack.
s0uTil1s, Ill.,, 4 Lonts3Ans, No,
:lederson City Exprea4. ..
Ye0ftA, kqokuk 4 Burffn Er
, 1873-06-22

pay no rent, and the other failed to enjoy being
] beaten BY 3 woman.
! Miss Hulett'6 advent in the courts open1 4 ne17
! f1eld for the exercise Of woman'a talents, and
| there ia no reason why woman should not sue
coed at the bar we'll az at medicine, literature,
or in the pulpit. All that is needed is thorough
knowledge Of the Law, and courage and ability
to practise it, There is no reason why q woman
should not do we'll Into whose ear but uo-
man's will woman hereafter In need Of mat
rmonia1 release pour the story OF her wrongs and
suf1eringa7 Who can talk on sucha subject likes
woman, except man, andeveryone knows man
that the introduction Of the feminine elementinto
the practice Of law will creates sort OF revolution
from which no evil results need be anticipated,
Perhaps none but married men should be eligible
rs jurors hereafter, for when lady lawyers be-
come numerous, susceptible young men may be
biased BY their presence, aud in cases Of dam |
ageH-such as breach Of promise the amount |
would be very apt to correspond to thealtractve-
ness Of the array OF ladies employed to prosecute
the tyraut man. |
By the way, would it not be good idea for the |
Justices to make way for the millennium, and keep
their courts tidy and clean for ladies' to practise
in thena- Now they are nothing but rooted
spittoons. The floors are flooded NTH tobscoo
spersed by beer aud whisky fnrnes, hangs
around them. Justice Boyden's room is no
worse than others, and not as bad as somo but,
even in Justice Boyden's temple, there Is sufi-
cient justification for g. periodic application OF
broom and scrubbing-bruah. Clean Justice
Courts would be quite as much m innovation in
:he practice Of law a. female practitioners.
Hiss Hulett Was born in Rockford, where she !
vent to school and graduated. The day after
eaving school she entered the 1aw-ofhce OF Mr.
Jathrop, where she studied diligently for two
'esrs. Then she removed TO thus city.
nd spent . yesr in the Office Of
'leeper l. Wilton. She was admitted to the Bar (
bout Teek ago, after severe examination [ !
, 1873-06-22

CARD
O'Counor Baynes, suoceseora 70 oConnoT, Barnes 4
Eaughtou, gxe notsc t5at the1 HiA nos %
nor Bsynes Nauxhtun, sAtd 6r having dissolved part
nertnD 18th Inst Also, that said Patrick has
noaut bort5 to collect men IL the pane .! hs lata
ar q :. aaAnt dua. 0'COE&0R 4 BAYHHS.