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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09

1t is now the fashion to print wedding cards
ong and narrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09
Marrien.

In Denmark 25th ut, Benz s. Holden OF sweden
to Miss Mary Berry of Denmark.
In Lowell, George l.. Whitehouse TO Miss Abhe
Day, both OF Lowell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09

Try the Ajax. Dandy, Harvest Moon, Rip
Van Wrinkle and Regalia Cigars, the best in
the market. ~febe4-t3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09
Assessors Notice.

'HHE Inhabitants of the City of Augusta are here
by notified to bring in true and perfect lists of
their polls and also their estates real and personal
OF which they were possessed on the first day OF
April 1873 also all property held by Them collat
eral security, or on mortgage or in trust as Guard
ians. Administrators or Executors liable to taxa
tton. For the purpose OF receiving said lists and
the necessary oath thereto as by law
authorized, we viii be in session ut the
Aldermen's Room, on Tuesday the first
day OF April, 1873,
From 2 to O'Clock P. NJ, and on each succeeding
day previous to and including Saturday, the 26th
inst, at the same hour, Sundays expected Any
personal interview. or examination Of properly BY
us, will not be considered waver on our part OF
the liability OF any person to bring In us and
perfect lists of all his or her taxable property.
Blank forms for returns of property may be had Of
us on application.
j. s. TURNER, assessors
Z. i. THORNE, of
&C. wHlTEHoUsE, Augusta.
April |, 1873. ttlap2I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09

For the benefit Of all who buy and sell
bduce, we re-publish the following from the
.tutes of Maine. Storekeepers and others,
better cut this paragraph out and paste it
in some convenient place for reference.
| Q law says that bushel of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09

Ut is thought that it will cost in the neigh
rhood of $4,000 to convert Waverly Hall
to first class shoe factory, and provide the
|gine and accompanying machinery. This
|pense, Mr.. Staples and those forming the
opposed company intend to bear. The en-
|e building will be used, and portion of it
Ill have to be remodeled. After the build
3 is fitted for its purpose, we understand
well, Mass, who will put in the machinery
d run it as shoe factory, employing one
ndred hands or more. II. G.. Staples and
bin Wheeler. who now occupy portion Of
/ building, will have to remove to other
arters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09

Thomas II. Palmer, of Milo, charged with
forgery of the name Of ]. E. Gould of
1t town, to whom we alluded the other day,
5 been arrested and probably had his pre-
binary examination yesterday. Palmer
Int from Bangor, where it is alleged he
omitted the forgery, to Boston, made a
brit stop, and on his return was arrested.
be case is curious one, and the inten-
nal commtttal of forgery will probably he
puted by his counsel. Palmer has consid-
kble property at Milo, and that he should
| iberately commit crime which would
ce it at the mercy of those he had defraud
lis somewhat doubtful. The money paid
|n by the bank was found untouched in the
! ginal packages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09
NEWS BY MAIL.

William NJ. Tweed has gone to Canada,
whether to visit or escape from the country is
not known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-09
United States SKIES Coupons, 1881
New York Stock Market.

Central Pacifcs,
Union "
, 1873-12-20
ILLINOIS NEWS ITEMS,

Gatea strawn IL making o collection OF tho
lirds Of Morgan County, killed. by hi,nsolf. al
rendy lie has taken between lou md 400 spcci-
mems, which embrace about tllirty-fiyo species.
has them preserved by a skillful taxlderln!st.-
Jacksonville journal
"A Indy in Sullivan WIS recently granted
divorce from her husband, with forty acres OF
land as alinony. Tho same afternoon her
formor husband applied for marriage licenso,
and in tho evening WIS married III tue street, on
horsohack, to tbs lady Of 4is second choice.
Tho Illinois Conference comprises about
ono-fourth Of tho State, and is Divided into
oleyon Presiding Elders districts, and 19a pas
$1,000. Tho amount to bo raiHed by this Con-
fcrouco during tho yenr for tue various bcueyo-
lent objects is about $4,000.
Robert Gates, Of tile Town Of Keudall, Ken
dali County, ILL.,. Bot out cuttings Of cottonwood
III tho spring Of 1914. In the winter OF 1872-'73.
lumber, We glyo the measurement Of three logs
az tnkon by s. &. h1inklor, EsQ, and reported to
the Prairie Farmer. One log, at the butt, meas
urcd foot in diamoser. Tue tlrco logs, 10 feet
$50 feot Of boards. Another trco cut ut York;
vile, sawed at Mr. Goddard'B mill, nnd about
40 years old. gnvo 43o feet from eight foet Of tho
butt cut.-P'airie Farmer.
Our enterpriainE cltzons ara bound to Gu.tlo
tho question beyond alt doubt ns to whether wo
have Goa! beneath us that is accessible. Tllp
COMMITTEE: nothing daunted BY tho failure Ut
tho attempt mato last spring, havo coacd Il con-
tract with another party to continue tho work
OF Ffospcotiag, DIR. II. bafhlttn from OHIO, an
9xporloneeu onG nlan - TUG business, agrees TO 60
aoWh z9g ioet lor 90 1927, 6nt r. to lcoolyo no
Pay uhtll Ao ms nofou tiaat oopthi aitof "hfcll,
llo will continue the sinking of tho l.olo M the
Gommiteo aeclaes. r. uo ~ 90 commence lnl'no'
olatG eratloils-tMa'hpa19a aa1 Ghtoh.
IN .ne tali o. iooa: . Wasonouso oe!ong!ng
70 Kop9ft flhaat, IN falrn3nry. lll'' "as Destroy
y nF1 " srna M 'to t. ,oVoo.ls9
on tho y. =. y. NAl!"ny, lao t,acA u wi'cn foad
iay " tno warohouge dne actIon M lar aamases
, 1873-12-20

That ho epondn hia tmo IN Nov Yotk, , and
pays. no intention to tho appeals mado
to Him to return to hts district and
administer 1uHttco. 1}nstood mover mntlo an
from Nov YorE ly prosi,lsnt Liuooln, @ tnri.lg Tho
War, and tnoro l,aB always boon good deal Of
complaint Of tho nannor III which ho Inns con.
Quoted hin,solf upon tho l3eno,. Without my
worry thorough knowledge Of Inv, or aptitude for
exercising judicial functions, o l,as been cxccod-
inEly arbitrary It IL said, and Inns appeared 10
to iawyers and olionts who wore obliged
to como before II. As long as ho
lopt OIL rood terms With Bonator Spencer ho 70.
lnnlncd undlsturbcd, but as BOON aB q falling ont
occurred botweon tho two, mot long since, tho
sonatot began t9 Look up oyilGnec upon wl'icl,
That A1r. sponccr has succeeded in getting Home-
thing moro against him than proDf Of lita flag
rant nugloot Of duty, mud Tint Tho prcrdant lbs
boon apprisoa Of THO fautB md has iutimatod to
Dnstced tint he had bottor roBIgr.
-Four ycara ngo+ tho Homso Jutliniary Commit
too undertook to investigate Jutlgo nustecd,
md subcommittee went to alobio uudor tic
management Of John a. Bingham, but n,atc no
report, tile members proforring to Hpond their
time III amusing thomaolvos 1t Ia aaid. to taking
testimony. Judge Dusteod'a BuccoBsor llas al
ready. boon selected by Senator Spencer. II
was Provisional Governor unilor presl-
don't Iohnson. is to lnvo tho place. Mr.. Par
soi,s l,as of 1ato bocn MI active Administration
politician, and OF course strong supporter uf
Mr. Sponoor. Quo Of tie Alnbama members,
looking to tho contingency TINT Judge DuHteod
ing his Jurisdiction to the county on tic border
Of Florida, where thcro is no Imaginable bust.
neAB for 1iH Court, md providing FIR anothor
Judge for the ruHt OF tho 8tnte.
, 1873-12-20

cattlo-herds, but, aside from this, they harm to
vory little. Tho stories Of horrible br,ttalittos
by tho 1tldlanB to tho wlltcH nro Renorully cot,-
mon frequently got tho Indians to do thoIr thov.
ing md, m matter Of course, Tho tctl-skinH
Bet, tho blame, willie tho whto rascats escape
With tho etolen stock, under tho ptoa Tint
they purchased 1t from tho Indians, who
plnntor., Tho wild tribcs Of Now Mexico,
scattered ~ tloy are, number N tho aggrogate.-
that II, including young and old, male and fonlno
-li,H and Of thesu, tho warriors, or tloso
chrnblo ot tlslltng hro bit 4178. by thie aho".
lug, 1t will be Booa that tho lighting e!eu,ent Of
1ndians III this Territory Ii quito wonk.
TIE runLIo LANDS.
Inquirlos nre constantly bofng made rolatIvo
to tho public 1aldB III Now Moxico. nogardtng
these, which MO sonlowAat extensive It laust be
deferred from Investing tn oltr midat by reason
Of tho {nct that lliero arc numerous bogus
claims Het up by tIlay who aasert that thoy hold
yaat ress aer SEGs gIansa %en ato
tod dealings IN lnnd. but \ in hiutod TINT tho
equitable method. tho adoption Of the
American doctrine Of limitations
sottlcrs. Tl1is will uuqnes!iunatly aid greatly
in tho development Of tlin Territory, by giving
1la good md energetic class of roopfe IRON tho
btatca cast OF tho Missouri. aH alsu from Europe.
TAXATION
Tho subject Of taxation fB ono fraught with
much interest. rartios from ubrond who have
bought largely Of roal ostato hare frequently
paid but small amount Of tho purchnso-lnoncy,
allowing tho major portion to renlain Oh mort
gage ut Il nominal rato OF interest. Tho result
Of this method Of transacting business has boon,
that the grauteo has refused. and likewise tho
grantor, to pay tho tax; and, strange aB 1t may
soen, tho Territory Inns boon tho loser. To rom
ody thIb owl, which there hnB bocn no Inv for
he tho ad '19 oda abo op na fexes
AZ regards tho taxing Of personal property, tho
Executive recommcnds.tl s,,oep, which aro worry
any D. own from oe to a loo
QUO head. If tho tux on this clnss OF personally
10 closely collected, quito q handsome royenlo
from, it alone would accrue to tho Territorial
Treasury. In every department OF tho Govern
mont tloro aro indications TINT tho selflall and
sleepy policy Of tho paBt is about to DO abandon
od md one Of cnorgy mud liberallty adopted, 30
TINT tho futuro Of Now Moxico may bo ono Of
groat prosperity. @,
, 1873-12-20
THE SIEGE OF CARTAGENA.
rIow Thcy Fight Each Other in
Spains
Curiagcua {Nov. 11} Cur,xspoudeHee Of tho Lon1o1

c,r,o,.,o fyo, ,m <rar..sno,a.,.. =, N, Yn.5o,
~''''''' s"o0' A'' yY1n%S 'a'"Ns :" "S' '4'''10''
1o.7nv or.tcra Ind hccI, ciyen for n sortlc. vo
cnll ,h,m snrios. nnrtiv lpcauaa Il sonn,1s wci,
nnd nartiv. nerhnns for want of ,nv ntncr wom5
Int thev re;,ilv havc ltt1o ~ nnth;,x, in common
mt tho na,no witL ,shnt IL ord;nnr,lv imnI;a hy
anrt,o frnn, ~ hoain",J town ,t;r1Int H. H.
fo;,trv fnrco n r1s,nnrs vo,nntaoa anil
aonvista ,,aos sfort 15istnco otan to ,v,iis ia
tals;nc tSo or t,rco a,na1I tic.necne I @ " H.
caSairy 70 goes on I'M masso. s,''''e eompratng sxtoen
lauces t9o trunlpets. q Colonel. Captain, aud
Oornot. they ire tc aed-pieccB III tho direc-
tion Of tl,o oneny @ W Until Til lie @ responds, ousL Ills
ha ,lnos not nlwoua cnnjcsconJ tn 59 mi
zJ1oriiv nrtnr ti,;s fi,ov NAV ba aean comno
bnc!t IN cnn;toi sn;rits nj tia bctinr fnr n,o
froai mir III nsc tma fovor;tn I,arsfan
1,hraso Il III "A ,,cnt;eut en- Inn nr,],aH
1i'Ln cuna of 4ba fn,ta ami rnmnnrt.
hayo .Iyav of co,,rs1. ,o,.v v;roro',stv Ink nIa,
th;s nnrt 3r tIo rra"r,nno ,oro ia n % no"nl,v
"o E' " IL aTpc9,o is;is "nrIn;, nrr,ior -
IN n.'o t1,n En,nrai ttoY
tn ,y,,,has da,,.,,.1; ,tu ,,e,. a e;tn
% ts;in i1 uGn Al, iao no,'', v"''V H.
11a,td,s a,t iat ast ~ e,e a,
a.ua.ut nuaa,aI ~ ,i Ia"I. t. ..nsn
ooS lo M I, ,so, uo, or,d ~
ia,s I'M H. ''io .,o,xnr
,au 1fN " 1at .,,u ,.aa,as ~ no
tnn3 i ,', t ,,aIsn 9 oiu,a
na. 81 s5anra mi o,,, ~, @ troot nns
W }aast 1 .ho "na mr., ~ so y;,ce r.,
nvsnra ~ t,nst - ont9,ciant nna~-ror anoh n "a,
e,oae 10 tat hora q rnrv strou', ,oro'n,ni H.
y taynst n Elm tin ,nptttr mn Evan bY ihc nconIo
nr s.,* ~ ~ ~ a"o,.t,; ~ a,hnt ~ ~ tIns
, 1873-12-20

exact amount required 10 nupp1y an ordinary
cater with good, plain food lind that .ioy diIcr
10 contH per week in tho amount. One puts 1t
at % centH md tho otllor ut fl n wpok.-Syca-
more Republican.
..-Tho Champaign people aro discussing through
their towsEnpora tho lropriety Of reading tic
Bible In tho public acllools Tho Url,ana Repub-
Hcan holds Tint tho euI,oos sl,ouId lm nom
hectarian, nt'l Tint tho tending of lllo Diblc In
Them IL an infringement upon tho personal
rights Of tho taxpayers who 10 not waut their
children instructed In d religion contrary 10
their own.
--rllo congregation attending tho Christian
church IN Drowu Township. In Tho nolihwcbt
part Of lilo county, woro startled by an evont
Inst Sunday, ns la,lontable aa it was unexpected
and terrible. The pastor, tho 1loy. Adam Doyorc,
ont hymn. suddenly throw up lis % arms s't and
fell proslrato In The pulpit. Several Of thoso
present hurried to tho side OF tho stricken
Clergyman, but before medical assistance could
be obtained ho breathod hG last Ch0mpai1n
Nu11tte.
, 1873-12-20

tho door opon for vontiatlon,. nnd said that
DUNCAN had not COMO ont tint nlRht,s Nor
Gould lie thvo done 10 without hla knowledge
of of " WaS oh ad sa mG law" awake Ocg g10at oo
70 30 out, nntf OH his roturn waa lot In By Alnggio
Moore. lie thon asked Duncan, who waH In
bed, wlint limo It VIVA, mud waH told i:9o O'clock,
Duncan lookinE at hla watch unlor Lis pillow.
JOHN PARKER.
John rarkor was, tho .bnrkoepcr mt Polloclls
SALOON Tho morning OF tho robbery, md Anw
Dnnlnp Nowlan, md Geary como IN, md tloro
wns 1,o package passed. to denry; II any lad boon
Etvou 10 lim, parhor thought ho must hayo scon
Tho tlofonso thes, catul COL W. d, anowllook,
John Q. pnrtritlge, nohbon .elayton, Samuel 4.
Ellis. John Y. payno. ham Rknncr, Judge Wal
sse sse e'' m % VA @ aud aasnsp coF'0f1n 81 Gsarv to
who 'css.'N %cro acquainted will him so gavo
linn good character. no far as their knowledge
wont. Tho attornoys for tho defense had a list
tl,e rol-nall Of tito Commo1 Council, but most Of
Tho A,tlorniun tloigesl. md tho foregoing wcro
Lilo ouly Observation-Disclosures oxamuod.
nEnurrAL. ..
In robuttn tho. .BlatuH Attorney rcchlled Miss
Lizzie Moore, v.o tontllied Tint Maggie Moore
caMc to llor honso to contloo with her tho
1noruinK nfsor tho robbery, md stated
TINT Blo had felt norvo',s a,,d uncomfortable MI
night bccn1'Bo .too (mran.t,g Duncan( had been
out all tho night 6oforo. AtisH Belle Domclt,
NliHa Iottio Stnnlcy, md Miss Lena DoForoAt,
oil hoartlors NJ Miss Mooro'H. oorroborntcd this
testimony. Tlso tlofonsu then called AtlHs Dollo
1soberls, WHO tostllied illat MlAs Lixzio moore
l,ml Btato III hor honrn, that Miss Ataggio
Moore l,all visted Miss Lizxlos house tho day
altor tllu robbery.
lilo tcutimony all being in,. tho stnto'H At
tornoy Hatvot tile oponinE, aud Messrs. Richard
son md rrs,tln delivered their arguments for
Dnrluan nnl ucary respectively. Tho stntos
Attorney mnlo brief ropy.
TIE vsAuIGT.
Tho jury wcrD giyon their instructions by
Judge Iroo, rotlrng about lalr-past 0 O'clock.
Shortly aftnr oulools. having agreed upon
yonltuk, thuy rotl,rnnd to tho cotrt-rooln and
announced thor finding, "not guilty" In oacl,
chBc. IL VIVA ,lnleratool TINT tho tofny waH duo
to llnncnn'a eaH. i,oyornl witnosHoa llnvng posi-
tlyoly idontillot! him I'LL ono Of Tho robbers.
, 1873-12-20
Death OF u CcsitellNrin1l.

From tic st, Joseph {.Hn.) Ga:efe.
On last Saturday morning, Doo u, 1878. at
oclock at Agency. il, tllia county, departed thlH
life, Mr.. John Copeland, at the wonderful ago OF
LOS yearH.
john Copeland was born In tho stato OF North
Carolina in 1868. lIo ronlained ut lia plaoo Ut
birth till 1890, wl,bn, at tho age Of 60 years, ho
removed to thc State Of Tanueasoe, where ho
made his homo till lBl0. tn 1910, ho removed to
Missouri, aul aottlcd in Duchannn County, noar
Old Spasta thon tho county sent. For tile last
thirty youls ho las mnlo his home III this
county.
Mr. Copeland, as would DO inferred, had ro-
markablo constitution. For tlr1e-tIuartors Of d
century le waa n ,nan OF splendid physical pow
oss md, indeed, ronsaincfl IN oxcelont health.
III possession of all his fucultlcs, mental md
physlcaI, except only Ills oyo-Hsght, till the day
Ut is death. lto complained Of no pain, aud
fell from tho effect OF no disease. Ills was ILL.,
terally death from old ago.
In 1865, lu tlB 100tll your of his ago, Mr.. Cope
atd profosHeu religion and unltel with tho nEI,-
tist churel. at Sparta, and was baptized by Elder
J. ", Waller, OF Agency, ainue which time he
hus boon loYotol Christian.
Mr.. Copeland tatl ten children, and lls dcacond-
ants a1e very numerous. lIiA Bof.a have boom
among tho bast known OF the c!tiaons OF tho
Northwest Tor 4 tluartor Of q century.
1,
, 1873-12-20
AGASSIZ' LAST WORK.
His Article In the january Atlantic
OH Dnrvvinism.

AAa~ 1hA%AAAc AA Wv Stetau%eAy ]AtAuAtA1
OH Dnrsvinism.
Hover in Darwisism, aud the uncompromising
.nrnc,at,,n ri h,a v,cra wh;ch anucars in thu
9. 49, .,.,'.,' ,'sA >. .ar .,sA, 49,
'anuafS @.o"tte' "t.ho"6h ~ "e"tca nis pohl-
ton moro cloArly WILL surprise no atlfdone OF LIS
works. In this easny, Agaesiz gayo synopsis
of h;a ransom for mt holding TIM Darwniau toc-
+r,oa rroror,tor. to n =, oro 1oto,1od at,ta,,on.
- ~ " -o1s s'e" .4 o'',eAsAs
which he intended TO mnko IN 1nt'lro numbers OF
will never comc1ctc. md to its scientific value ia
added tho melancholy interest Of being tho lnst
finished work from tho la,.d to wl1lcG the stu
dontn and loyors Of natural SCIENCE owe 80 much.
It bcgfng by saving TINT HTbo Inv of pyol,1-
tion, 10 far as its working is understood, ID a
law controlling development and kcoplng types
within appointed cycles Of growth, which re-
yolvo forever upon themselves, returning ut ap-
pointed intervals to tho Same starting point,
Ind rspcaiinr tlroMel, succession Of phaaos
tho sa11lo course. These cycles laye never been
known to oscillato or 10 pass into oach other;
indeed, tic only structural tliireronccs known
betwoun individuals OF tic Bano stock oro mon
stroRtics. or pecultartics nprtaiuiug to uox. and
tie lattor arc ~ abiding and por1uaient ns types
ITSELF" Ills noxt Insertion, Is that no prtnry
division Of tho animal kingdom will atuId which
will not bear tho test implied by Cnycr to his
four great csoups,-,adiatcs, ulolIusks arliru-
latcs' md yertetrntes tLut is to guy. tic tost
Of q distinct plan Of structure for each.t
Tho article then briefly royicws tho different
books published by Darwin and saws that ~ Pan.
gonesis. in which tho whole theory IL sumu1nr.
fzed. "doca but proyo moro couclusivoly. what
was alrcady known. namely. that ali do1nestcat-
ed animals and cultivated plants arc traoeabo 10
il,stinct aDecies, mud that tho douesticatcd
, 1873-12-20

Members Of lilo A!ahania delegation regard
thu removal OF Judge l}uhtoua by lmpeaclnionk
i'd certain, IN easa ho refuBeB to ros,gn. Tho
offonso Charge against him Ia al almost total
neglect Of Lila judicial dutiea. It iH said tlat
, 1873-12-20

It's IntlNnlod hy wTlt0r IN QUO Of tho 1nefi-
cal jonrua!a that, not impr0bably, tho insect
masoria n'cdica OF former limos may again bo
renortod to-such ayo tho changes aud mu.a-
, 1873-12-20
A RAlLR0AD.b BRIDGE.


A RAILROAD BRIDGE.
nlny or N1ny Nut tho Detroit lsivor Ise
Isrtsigca1
Fyam Tie i}ttrp.t Free Prrss.
Tho arbj jnnt Ut tho construction OF railway
bridges ncro!s tayiGnhlo BtrpnlnB AsB boeu dis-
cusse.L IN Huoll variety OF waya for tho Inst
tow. yoara that THO general principle OF SUCH
Of in tho local inkescsts tilat inevitably ut
tapl, themselves TO oach individual work OF this
kind.
lilo 1noritH Of tho Detroit bridge, rs in most
public noc9Hsity, and must bo decided III 4 gem
prai proposition, to-wlt: hEny or may moi tho
Detroit Niyor bo brilgol by railway companies
to cnable them to conncct ulsiointcd lines
Tho nusurnl laws Of transportation aro found,
as tho hand of nat,lfa formed them, to bo inndo-
1'ato to supply tho wants Of trAdo and com.
n,erco. Artificial additions have tondod largely
to enablo thom to accomplish tho work, but still
this relef did not 1neot The wasis and demands
Of increased productions, tho result OF which
wns that expo, neuts, at first crude. but rapidly
developing, hnyo prcducod tho present RAILWAY
ByAtom OF tho country between which aud the
old wator-lnes III endless tcar Of competition is
'ssge4; 4;s competition, tic peop,e,s safcrn.ri. IN
tlnt it provonts oxtortiun FROM either party, il
always healthy n1ld inures to tho beucNt Of tho
producers Of tho country.
This lcadu to the following conclusions:
,a "s ~ to to rast ,I ~ .'y aa
country.
2. lin. railways are necessary, and Gnu do
"u.M aa1a MN ILL., a;a n.u
eauso uosgs,onu"t ~ ~ coanla5 inat SUI huas
noi rnts ~ nr oatr;a
1us' 'a I,ss a WY u''ooi 1euoo''Ap'o 4ee'11c"
ooMs, 9n ot coaIas. :.u,
I'M ~ 10 a.u ~. ~ b.Iae .,
- nuso t - ~ enp Ses ',a H. s'o "n 1ue Ma,ea
,.;a~I ~ ,,nssa,a ,;,i, ti,n ;r1a ;ras ~ ,,.d,s
y, .yta " t.oo.'9 '9t,,, "i o'. ses ~ ~ ts
Vo!tutou ue heeatu la.a !ioui loculit eApel!ehce
@ 10y 'o"ua. :" NAo Ata'o 'A'''
WY =. 'so .t1 ntiess"y1. ss Xxx. u,5,., t,o.
Mo1 a Tu ny ea n @ ha taS
" ~, 55.na o ,,r ~ aro;,.s onyo.s W ta ,;a
~ sti.,, 30 In @u ., ~; "anno .lsi no o
~ ,n n ~. w., tis is snas
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MY.
go 90 muen iof tno hup]cc5 II Z genera.
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nuiu "esteln Atlt ~ ono " tuo eieAlohs gnss
any Mess !uoa ~ samspoteon a'1 s'thGs inq y -
tlot 1Aset n. .ae 10y ~ Dettoas, Mn.'o ~ iaa
nnG ,s ,o M.' o,d stn u Iou ye.
evGsYtn!ls n1uss n,n1e aeaa ssop at thls tlSes
anu oe ietllea osol " ~ enponso u tl1llo INV
iaoNoy 70 ~ uIl.1ost inel ~ ~ u1ont, Anu tno
wcn the water.linos nre not nsed Mt MI IL tno
verv timc When tho latest iosa md dnlay occ,,r.
1nvn cost nrvnto ind,viduo1s n Mi ert;'is
c;ni imnrnvomcnt. hnrinr hcon ,nnodn hv tha
Gorcr,,no,,t Until tbov roaeh nuJfalo' wbilo tI,o
M;r,1trnn Oontrai and Grnnt Wnntcrn Ra;lwavs
hnilt hy nriyato canital. hnye cost stotl hid oiD
oml INV thsv Inn tho n,iviicrc NJ crnsaiu,, thnr
sntor,i;,ns ~ eosaJ fan,s Sn, f,,rti'oS INV
waser-llhos on egaat serms. hna lustaor, stoy
gre plaeg more anu w more nl,ons o. eaGn sear @ III
, 1873-12-20

Dinners aro aI,a.a being enppl1otl, In Ton
don. to rnor chiaron. ut oc. H. por tIeaa. Last
wintor, tle number Of dlnuera Given out Oh this
plan Waa III, ,4bG.
, 1873-12-20
THE LIZZIE MOORE ROBBERY.
Trial Of Gcnry aud Duncan for
Stenling Her Jeyyclry.
Tho Jury AcQnits Both, After Brief
Dclibornti0n.

Tho notorious case Of Nick Goary and Joseph
Duncan, ehnrgod with robbiny Lizzlo Moore
Of homo jewolry, wnB callod yostoriay morning
nhout II O'Clock. Mr.. Trulo, counsel for Goary,
aHkod for q aoparnto trinl, but, 1t boing stated
that tho Ratne question Ind alra.ly boon pissed
upon ut previous torn Of court, Judge Troo
docllnul to grant tho request and tho dcfonao
excepted. After cali of about thirty jurors Ind
beon nado, Of whom six woro challenged by tho
prosecution aud twelve by tho dofcuso, y Jury
WaH obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

1IO WEST 18TH ST-TwO PROTESTANT GIRLS
l-tV to go together one cook and the other as
chambermad and waitress best city reference. Call Tor
rfuunh au
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

S0E Sd Av., BETWEEN 4eTH AND 5OTH SITS. REAR
COC house, third hoor.-A German woman as I'll st
class cook in a private family; good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

90 EAST 18TH STA COMPETENT PERSON AS
ITO first class cook thoroughly understands French
and English cooking in all its branches meats, soups
game, &c best reference; wages from S25 To so per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

OnO WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
ZOC chambermaid and waitress. or chambc rm aid
and to do plain sewing or assist in washing; best city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

7O1 WEST 18TH ST.-AFIRS CLASS COOK, WITH
LCf excellent references in private family. Call
for two days. Ring the bell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

100 WEST 10Th ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH
80 ays-A first class cook; understands all meats,
soups poultry and game is excellent bread and
biscuit maker pastry dessert of All kinds city
reference. Can be seen till suited Ring second bell