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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Larcenies and Burglarics.

Lorcen1es ana burSlar1ess
Before Judge Sutherland.
His Honor the City Judge, having returned to the
city, presided yesterday and District Attorney
Russell prosecuted.
James Sullivan was tried and convicted Of burr
gary in the third degree the proof for the people
showing that on the 9th instant the prisoner was
seen leaving the stable OF John Cavanagh, in East
Forty-sec0nd street, with q harness.
John Murray was also found guilty of burglars.
ously entering the liquor store of John McGrath.
6l3 First avenue, on the night OF the 9th OF Decem
ber An officer found him In there. but no property.
was taken. There was roar OF laughter in Court
when he said that upon hearing noise inside, he,
order to protect Mr.. McGraths interests.
Sullivan and Murray were each sent to tho,
Thomas Thompson, who was indicted for felo-
NOUS assault and battery. pleaded guilty to an as
sault with intent to do bodily harm. On the 10Th
DER but the complaint taken by the magistrate dltt
not disclose the circumstances under which the
assault was committed. The sentence imposetb
Imprisonment in the State Prison for four years
and six months
James sheehan and jeremiah Murphy, youths, I
were tried and convicted OF stealing package Of
blank books, valued at $50, on the 18th OF Decem-t
Der, from an express wagon In Warren street. Tho,
books belonged to the Erie Railroad Company.
They were each sent to the State Prison for two.
years,
Alexander Anderson was found guilty Of petty
larceny from the person in stealing silver watch
from Michael H. Curley, on the Sd inst. As there
were mitigating circumstances the Court modified
the punishment to one years Incarceration In the
State Prison.
Charles steinmuller was convicted Of stealing two.
photographic stones valued at $780, in November, the
property OF Peter Miller, and was sent to the state
Prison for four years and six menths.
Acquittals.
William Tucker was tried and acquitted OF a
charge OF cutting Edward Ceazer in the arm with Q
knife, on the 5th Of December. in Baxter street.
The parties were coored sailors, and the jury were
satisfied upon the evidence that Tucker was justi--
fed in defending himself
Edward Smith was tried upon charge OF feoni-f
Gus assault. the allegation being that on the
10th OF December he cut James Rogers with
q small Knife in the back OF the head. The facts
showed that the accused was soldier connected
with tue United States Marine corps; that while in
an intoxicated condition his pocketboOk was
snatched out Of his hand and the complainant
being the first man he met he cut him, but when
examined said that he did not intend TO injure
him. The jury rendered verdict OF not guilty. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
BADLY BEATEN.

Thomas Duny, no home, was found in the Bowery
at an early hour yesterday morning in helpless
condition and unable to see by the police OF the
Seventh precinct. This man was most brutaIlv
beaten in q liquor saloon corner OF Houston and
Elizabeth streets some hours before by an unknown
man, and then flung out into the street. DR..
SavIll dressed some OF his wounds, and ordered him
in danger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Unger vs.. Forty-secOnd Street Railroad Come
pany,-Order Of discOntinuance.
OOddingtOn VS.. Dunham.-Order granted.
Harrison ct al vs.. Kirke ct aL-Order Of refers
ence and substitution.
Winston vs. English adjourned t0
30th, at halEpast ten A. M.
Sedgwick VS.. Decatur ct al.-Order granted.
LOmehigh ct al. vs. Hatfed.-Judgment OF Court
OF Appeals made the judgment Of this Court.
Coffee vs.. COffee.-Judgment OF divorce granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
THE JUMEL ESTATE CASE.

Further Testimony for the Defence-The
King Henry Book Again Chase on
the Granddaughter Leaf from Fam
lily History-A New Point of
Law on the Admissible
ity of Evidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-spEclAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Loew.
The Kntckerbocker Ice Company VS.. Eldridge.-
Memorandum for counsel.
People, &C., VS.. Fieds.-Whatever my own views
might be, do not think that would be justified in
disregarding the decision of the General Tern OF
the Supreme Court in the case Of Gildersleeve vs.
The People, 10 Barb, 35. The motion must be-
denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
SUPREME COURT-cIRCUIT.
Decision
SUPERIOR COuRT-SPEClAL TERM

BY Judge Van Brunt.
Jacobs VS.. O'Brien.-Case settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
THE COURTS.
THE Tw ED TRIAL,

AL the Testimony In-Final Objection to secon-
dairy Evidence Notwithstanding Up of
counsel-Addresses by Mr.. Fullerton for
the Defence and Mr.. Peckham for the
Prosecution-The Summing Up by
Counsel on Either Side to
Close To-Day and the Case
To Be Left to the
Court and Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-30
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. 90 1873.
The following is the Court Of Appeals calendar
for January 30:-Nes. As, 81 rs, al, 2s, As, 49, so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03

~ del corriente una partida de 800
hombres, al mando del cabeciIIa vi
cente Garcia, atac6 el Fuerte arriba
nombrado, resistiendo her6icamente
Ia iuerza que 10 dotaba pOr espacio
de mas de Ocho horas, desde las ocho
de Ia noche hasta las cuatro de la
msdrugada.
Ia lsncha de vapOr de nuestra ar
made Lisa auxili6 iDmediatamente al
iaerte { hiz0 iuegO teniendO Ia suerte
de no perder nipgun hombre, 20 obs
tsnte ssir acribillada 4 balazos. En- 81
fuerts hubo 3 heridOs levos y uno de
s. bfn hecho irnuuera.
hles lsjzs ) sarios prisioneros.
EsPeIauos poTmenO O. de los pe-
ri6iicos de Msfzqn.llo pafa darlos 4
"uesiros !ectoge. "a el p'6xino M
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03

Hasa, hasss d puAso do que ooavsxAes d.
Il inutiliasd % los pfesidiarios, IOs GSssa sn.
serrando . sUdu puss do otro Rodo ne
ssIt1 greH fuefSa para cussSdisr 4
sgavllos.
A Ultima hora se sabe que las frsgatas
insurrectas preteudian hacer una ealida
y quo la escusdra lssl las espars 5a pers
stacarlss, 10 cual conseguiria facitar sutc
pueg el bloqua es complete FL di7 f6,
seeun Sc afrms, os 81 dia desig nadp rora
empezar Ell bombardeo de Ia rlsga nor
mar por terra, esperandosa one ten
prs 10 como empiece sc rendirSn por-
quo el laaaliento QUO entra los csntonsls8
roiua uo pnado sar n7ayor, sagoo 1soon
los infurrectoa Que con.{uuamca., SO 20
tan presantsndo 4 a3 antofi aiss 10 la
Naej9o eA demaala 10 iniu'to.
La ineUrreccion carlista ha sufrido TN
rudo COPE en- o! ROrte, en- donde sl gene
raj Moriones al frente de 900 holnbres
Ia atacsdo las fornidables posicicnes CUE
los cariatas tsnian en- los arededores de
Estella defenaidas- por $1,000 hombres
Los rnuertos y heridos son bastantss nu-
merosos pUr anbas parties. En- Catalina no
ha habido nirgun encuentro imuortante,
si bien SO preparan las fuerzas suaciontca
para emprender nuevamente las operaoio =
nee contra los carlistas.
hIi correspOGns1i,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03

comparadas con las nhmerosas del
enemigO.
Ell 1s de noviembre sera en- Ia
historic de la insu' reccion de Cuba
dia de memorable recuerdo para las
armas espa1Oles, y especialmenCe pa
ra la Marina, en- que v6 recompen-
sadas tantas fatigas y tan penosos
servicios como viene prestando des .le
el principle de esta campafa; servi-
clos que la mayor parte de elloS
quedan ignoraios por la mayoria,
on atencion d que por ell corto ma
nero de fuerzas de desembarco con
que cuentan los cafioneros no pue-
den ser notados al lado de cualquier
otro grupO do fuerzas de ejercito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03

ines ea % Alcoy, y entire elias Ii de algu-
na psrSUaa persona muy cCHocido, que
aEectAba todo ell ssterior de ana persona
piadcas = hasta devota, y que era acusada
pcr varies vsrios presos dc hGbsr poF 10
ReRoc aoissido las horriblss ssosnas de.
lRcsndlo y suinsto, cubierto .el SoStros con
IN aHEffaw
Personals rscien llegadas Dc AIcoy dicsn
tarabiUn cue muchos de los Pres0s habian
dCclsrAdO ampliamsnte Su oompIicidad y
la do csros varios.
~ygec1iacando una noticia cue CON Ca
rScser do veridica ka circulsdo = do Ia
one hemcs helnos hecho msncion, dice
snoche La Esparonsa:
Poderros asegurar, contra 10 que dice
Et FFspaTciaI de hoy, re6ri6ndoss infor
mes ofciales, que los senores marques de
Valdospins y P6rula han salido compIeta-
nente ilesos de la accion del 7 del corrien.
te, en- la defensa de la Inca del Monte.
Jurra.
Una carta de Barcelona que publica
IN peri6dico de Reua, habla de acuerdos
vordadera cocspiraoioa cantcnal que se
Tama p2c los lntIaDsIgeDteS de Catalina
do acu6rdo con los de Oartagsna. En- esa
carte se o5tan nomb'as y sa> dan detalIes
d9 tai g6neeo, que craemOs 10 ~habra de-
iado ae aQreciar el gobiorno para tomar
las di9n0siolone9 convenieates averiguar
Ia verdad cue tongan.
- El gcoer0o ingi6s ha dado 6r1en al
ccfresp0o3sl del Times en- 81 cuartel gene
ri de y. Clr;o', para que Is abandone
reSresaod0 Iag'a6sra, como Official de
la glardia Daba iF Ia guerra De los as
hantas Ell to costa d3 Africa
A 30 pas0 co. Paris do sus amigos
Var'aa oot;ciaa maY i1tare3aute sobre ell
car,isno que e veia aJreciante 81 el Nor
te y d5o1i en Catsluha, A gus dios, ell ge-
neral de porveoir era Ollo; paro pesar
dc toda9 sns vantajas no cree que D. Car.
loa pueda ser rey d. E,pana.
"A 10000 reaIes pr6ximamente as
ciende, segun un colega, ell importe de las
multas inpuostas a diferentes peri6dicos
desde que rige al decreto de 20 de octp-
bre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03
CONsPIRAoioN EN- ROLGUIN.

Con este epfgrafe La ToS az Cuba
puhlica el siguiente Sueto:
"El vapor MarSelta, que ha entrado
en- lugar del Barcelona, a quien Sc lie
rompi6 ell eje a la salida de Puerto
Plata, ha traido noticias de Gibara
ha>ta ell dia Is.
La tenebrosa conspiracion prepara-
da en- Holguin y su Jurisdiction, pa :
rece que estaba en- connivencia con
el desembarco del Virginius, y tenia
muchas ramiicaciones en- ell resto de
la isla, debiendo estal ar ell 10 del cor
rlente.
Cada d'a eran mas numerOsas las
priSones dc gente compromet'da, y
eI senor coroneI Esponda haba lIega-
do al pob ado de Auras con una conf
sion acerca de! grave asunto.
La Voy de Cdba espera que 10,
culpables seran juzgados con la mayor
,eyeridad, con arreglo a la ley"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03
DEPARTAMENrO ORIENTAL.
ESTADO MANOR.

FL Ministro de U,tramar desde la
llabana me dice ayerzaala una de la
tardc por telGgrama loasiguient@:
"Agradezco agradable felicitacion
de V. f., asi como a de los habtantes,
corporaciones, Ayuntamiento y pue-
bio de Santiago de Cuba y les saIudo
aiectuosamcntc.'
l. que traslado i v f. para su co
npcimcn.o y satisfaction.
dos guarde 4 Y. f. muchoS amos
Cuba, 26 de noyicmbre dc 1873.
H0raieS dc los Rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03
AIAQUE DE MAszaaiLLo

Del DiaTi0 n "a MaTiaa toua Ia
BaH'ieTa los slsulsIt~s sse tns.
la paItlda &c Modesto Das. ca
Gos mii hombfes, , que srgsn cs 4c
suponer, ssiHbs pDf Ia cosia gafa
PFOlrlsE cl de.esnAafco -. VsrgsHsAs.
nc eofT.6 hAs.A MssEani.lo yaae6 4.
pueblo PoF diiofeatss Psnios, sasg.n
do en es hasia csFca de - gass, Ia
eendianio Alzgaas easas ds gsano qas
Nc halisi'an ga las siuefRs. Hrl6.ea-
msnie - dsiosi.6 81 pueblo drsde
lAs 10 z is . noehs ! las ! de =
madIusada, Gesaa4AGsio.as 600 snef
sia lAs iaeiEas qae 10 auafusctan -
el pueblo hub1 al.os "a brfilss , 1
maeTtos; lAs p6Edlass De lss saeas. =.
c0nsldeEablea
Iolo ea,o . publscansa con ssie
Te0c'a a PsssIsFos Hsxados a. e.
punio y de Csba. Dsssmos a.snso.
mAs p0Fmea0Ies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03
LO DI MANzANILLo.

| NJ hewJs recibii1, como efDcra-
la noe, poii6.ious le CSC punto, pero
,au feisfencia I rasairros c,n quienes
h-H0s hablal" ssoem0s. y asi lo 90
iaanic.mOs - nuestros lectOres, que
e.. aia ds.z ~e grcsrut0 trente al pue-
Lio 81 cabeci.a Modesto Daz, aeon
rsfla 10 lie un Cespedes y lie 1900
hombfes.
Dasdr pIima nuche empezarOu los
luerlo a hacer d,spar"s, daudo la Sc
ia te alarm, 20 cusl ppr scr muy
tr~,u.at- al 10 iiam6 Ia steuciou.
Il o vsa 10 Is lus'.t~nc'a de- las 80
na.r,, e. fo.I-nto Gobecualor di.pn
% i.ear l.am~d4 y lrIpa, dcspuas de-
.i' qge Gel hos4ur So ,ocaba por e!los
susr liza. R-pel.i4 pos 6rieu del Sr.
IaGirlte Goo,r4ador Ia scnti, las
tIer-Gs dr yoluut4Ii,s J he otras ar
iIas 80 . fssarai.u a ocupa 10, pues.
20, que tra.an maTcsius. EuJre II y
II Il - yriiie5 e stalIe ppr las
ir.s -a.l-s ,Guiucss de Ia pDtlacjon
- r. 0sr mJurulo el val,o, "COudo
go ; 30" .''' qAo ~ ha'iana ianiea-
ho ru I'd p4sftJ, desanbafcG "a iuarza
= lus p4lJ dispou.r, como qua
n- NJ .us csnO sFas ~ -Jc>yu" Y "Ar-
.ir' I'- ia. les 'oma[o1 IA p's.a''-
GEO p1r 'c - d"agAtr'n. l.. H,gp
iie nI'r.o o!eniose s.lp tescafE.>
'-.fs Jas, } e.h Tez u.- dlen,l pra--
-. Ders''o. .r,g's ro!u.tauot y ua
eos ar. ,n'-.'tsmo p-'ro qua H.
Hama s1s ZEE l.s. hiap Ia. los te Ia
rla .'-S't- o.rf'a id. g 20, aa miE,s
's'a' e.. ta c4yps maE.utDs
r.H -.h1E-f.a Hacr' usp ~
b.. .t..'- b., ..r .a .u- ia. ,.p. IAN
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03


publicaFa de- rnsfiens 4 passdo maAans,
con al obleto de tno pusia lleysrse dA :
bid0 efscso Ga un peroutorio p'Rao todu
cuanto on 81 ae dIcpone. En- este Revla-
mentu, segun rnin particulares noticias, So
mands Ia roorgaoisacion dc Ia mlIiola ciu-
dadans COT aTrcgio lsa hnses Que oil d..
creso sob;a eato particular dispone, discl-
vi6ndoso los aotualeo batallones formGn-
dose poT distTitos, en cada barTio una
compsAls y estes en psloto0es por callea,
con o c0Al hahrE daaaparecido 90 ests
institution el eepirfta d. psitido que
sieFnrre han imperado en ella.
LIZ u1l!iois uIa3ana, al ofgapias 's,
g. 3 selvaglariia dc los mas cavos irtoo
reses cooia'es y eumpiir+ pelfoolla.tae.
monte con eli fin paFa que es inaelSuiJa,
con elme hacho de qae estara forl1a 9
por perg0na5 do algnna REPRESENTATION
social y do aieun arraiyc. Dicese cue para
prIs1efJs de enoyu hs do e6ta conplats
nente organlEada en- t0da Ia P9ulnsula
para Embellishments proporciouar i ar
mamento precise en- los puntos que eaa
mas necatario psrs 81 soatenimiento lei
0rden J de la paz p6blica, ga 10 QUE
pono e ST.. CASTELAR, todo SUI empe
10. Loa prjmeros batallones que SO ar
maran uniformaran con los do Madrid,
Barcelona, Valencia. Seviia, San Ssbas
t'an, Pamploua &ee, para que asf las guar
nioiones de todas estas potlaciones pua-
dan gaiir campans en- peraecucioa De
las partida5 carlisGaa. Cuando msn0s Ia
guarnicion actual de Madrid, que Sc com.
pene De 10, 900 hombrcs, saldra en- ,nasa
para les proV;ncias del Norts, con el Oh
ato indicado, quadando crbriondo el ser
vicio do Ia Plaaa, ei cuerpo do 6rdeo pG-
biico, 81 tercio correspondence do L.
qua dia civil los so Q 10000 voIouta.
rios cue s-suo los d4Cos oatsjistjco9,
cebeu empunar lbs aru2s, oa vigoud DO
- maniAdo por Q! mjnstro de- Ia Gobsr
c II s.. MaiaonnaYe.
Va en- Ia Vae a.te"i0r r9s oeucaha
del man.ieB.o que pn grUpo Ga los ra1i
Gales ha dado, conYr1iGadosa en- repub!i-
canos y en- c 8 promsti ocuparmo de 81
coz maa detcnmjolto, puesto qno ae pn-
b''-j 9 msmo dja q4e oaii6 3l correo.
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e escrl.cr posoo au ilastrado aator senor
+ sgaraT, 81 bion e5 damasiadO largo
/. sfa decic taa POGO, 8 IN jJr olcho. pare
:lr nai", puos exoapto algunas d5cla-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03
VAP0R COR R 60,

IIabicndo l,cgado 4 nucstras manos
Ia correspondence m tarda para
.Namiuar as coIeccioncs de peri6di-
co, y cN'ractar las prjnrjpaIc, not cias
m>e,tamo> Ia carta de- nucStro CORES
ppusa. que coudeu,a todos los princi-
pale, dcoutrclmlnuto> ocurridos en Ia
P.ntn.uh EN- Ia quluccna anterior e Ia
"a ha del cnrrco, 90, cualcs, por otra
partr, no son de grandc importancia.
In uur>trp proNimo uumero am
pIfrcmo, las no'Jcias de a madre
patra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03

e"gun zoe sngac'aa pasalrras IL
"a ios par 81 VaPas Aaasass.ls. 80
ecdeaie Dc Caba , dsak. gvss'
u eossa, . - . DC q uosas 81 g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-03

BIlas 0e 71arfa.-EI vi6rnes empez6
esta cristiana Association las novenas de la
Pursima Conception. La concurrencia
qle ocurrs despues de las oraciones la
igIesis de San Jose es escogida y nume-
rosa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15

Rae AaRD--AaA1S.-Quite num-
Der Of friends and acquaintances of
Grandmother Hope, whose age is
about "A years, paid their respects
to her, ct ths house Of William
Mathews esq, on East MuIherry-St
on Wednesday night last, and very
agreeably surprised her by their
presence and the tokens Of their
appreciation they conveyed to her.
After all presenthad feasted on the
good things prepared and brought
with them-spent . delightful even
ing 1--WE are sorry we could not be
one Of the number, "A intended,
when at the close Rev. Mr.. Youn
TEE, in q few eloquent an Impress
i've remarks presented Mira Horr,
with the presents brought her By
her friends, and after q. brief and
fervent prayer the company sepa-
rated We like this plan Of going
to SEE the aged lit is q glorious
FASHION, and We hope twill be KEEP,
up. They are with Us now-soor
they win depart let us make thei1
declining years pleasant
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15
A Beautiful Handwriting.

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15

The fox hunt on Thursday last
was largely attendec-the weakest
line on the South-I05 ladies, tnd
$50 gents represented the centre
when formed, which only contain
ed one fox. Three foxes it is said
by those on horse back, escaped
through the south ling during the
drive. After foxy had been wor-
Tied ont through being caught and
recaa2ht, he Was sell to the high
est bidder for the sum Of $2.75.
Another hunt comes of on Thurs
day next which will center on the
farm Of Jeptha Turner, four miles
south o. Richmond, on tbs Liber-
tv Pike.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15
REnUEN1 BALL.

Tia art OF dancing has . sPama
about it, when gracefully performed,
that is elastic-it is at once q TOE
mic and HEE1~ing, and what better
mode can be adopted to usher in
the Spring than by o SPRING ing
process; hence, and therefore, the
noble "Red Mem" Of Richmond pur-
pose having q Ball at Lyceum Hall,
on Monday night April IA. and
they intend to have . real, good,
Spring time enjoyment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15

DR.. s w. Forsha, one of our old
time residents of Richmond, and
now and for many years past citi-
zen of Cincinnati-the proprietor
of the celebrated ssForsha's Balm, T"
was in our city the first of the week.
The Doctor looks old but he ap.
pears to be as vigorous as ever, and
looks like he isgood for 70 years
more.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15

CoLD.-According to the Tribune
of Cambridge, the thermometer of
Postmaster johnson that hung ont
during the coolest weather last
winter, without freezing" went
out of sight the first of this month
more in consequence of . thief
than cold weather, however!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-15

Aoc1DENr.-Cn Monday last, whilst
Col. O. PERRY was lowering Flows,
from the furnishing room up stairs,
down to the sale room below, the
rope broke and Plow fell ON tho
back Of his right hand, crushing and
breaking the bones. The Col EN-
ploys good many HANDS, but has
only two of his own-one of which,
has thus been rendered useless for
sometime to come
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Boaz'. courtship.


lie reached Der parehed corn and abe
did eat Considering that he was the
owner Of the field, this was ! very dis
tinguishel marx Of respect Tor her. But
b went even f.rther than this. He
commanded the reapers to let some
handfuls fall on purpose FOR her; ami in
addition to oil these marks Of respect
he babe her remain 10 the fields until his
harvest was ended. So Ruth continued
to CLEAN in his fislls till the harvest was
over-then she claimed Of Boax under
the instruction Of hsr mother -in-law,
the prosection aud obligation Of : kins-
man. This claim was pot in on Law
that God had given 70 Israei, and ON
which they bad practiced for years
Boaz acknowledged the correctness Of
her claim, and actaatsd By ~ true Of
fection be bors ioe Ass, he Get himself q
once about communicating what IN all
probability hs had hem nsditatisg, viz /:
marriage to her. he loved the modest,
industrious ADD accomplished Aoabits
widow. M
Attsr Ruth hscama the vifs Of Boar,
be found in hel gentle and loving COM
panion, and shs rsstsd upon the arn and
bosom Of : noble man, selling hsrssll
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NEW JUDaR-We learn just a.
we were going to press that Gov.
Hendricks has appointed Hon. GEo.
W. JULIAN, a. Judge Of the Courts
in the District composed Of Wayne
and Union Counties.