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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18
Eleven years Credit. Seven per Cent In
terest Do per ceu'. reduction TO
settlers who improve.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.

settlers who improve.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.
THE p CTS about this Grant are-Low Pri-
ces, Long Credit, and n Rebate 10 settlers n
nearly ne-fourth a Rich Soil, and Splendid
Climate short and mild Winters early plant
ing and no wutering OF Stock plenty Of Rain
fall, and just at the right sessoa Coal. Stone
and Brick on The line Cheap Rates on Lumber.
Coal SC no lands owned by Spectators
Homestead and Pre- emptions now abundant; n
FIRST class Railroad on The line Of great Through
Eoute-Products will pay for Land and Inn
provemeuts.
Il Is he best opportunity crer efcyed 10
he PoJhc, hrough The recent completion If
Hc RoGd
For Circulars and general information, address
4 r. TOUIELIN,
Manager Land DEPT,
TOPEKA, KAN.
January "a, 1873 3m.
/ ADYS Keystone skirts and Shavls, going
i of for Cost
KUYKENpALL & SuEL1z.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

HAVE removed their Marble Works to their
i i New Building, Nos. 10 Il IL North Centre
Street adjoining the Post Office They have a
laI sc and beautiful stock of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

HyA MAIDEN spoccb-Ask papa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

June 80, 1s71.-1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

Sy-It is said that the poet Moore ore
night, while stopping at an inn in Scot.
land, was continually troubled by the land
lady with the request that he should write
her epitaph. Accnrlinn az ninht he na-a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

Norganlovn, W v, July IL. is72.-Iy
, 1873-06-07
ST. LOUIS,
Grave Charge Against tho County
Court nlsd Other Offtcin1s--Eorc, sho
Would.bc EVtfe Murtleror.

Grave Charge Against tho County
Court nlsA Other tbfftcin1s--Eorc, &ho
Woultt-bo EVtfo M1lrleror.
BT. LOUIS Juno 6.-Tho Executive Committee of
tho Tax Tay1rs League Of this CITY, composed Of
Of the most prominent citizens OF st. Louis rublisb
report ,nado to the League in which they present
charges against the County Court except ls presiding
Justice Joselh 0Nei. for Its action In connection
with tue partial building Of what is known aa tho Al
4entown Poor House, Its subsequent abandonment
oftor an expenditure of netry $500 ana tho sub-
initial Of various claims Of contractors to arbitration
md tue allowance and payment Of clanH proved u DO
exorbtant and unjust tnatcal of causing thorough
judicial Investigation Of them.
Thomas Walsh, County Architect at tho tlme ia
charged with various Irregularities md tho arbra-
tors md other individuals receive consurc The Con-.
mfteo also rcfor to tho cargea agatnat Thomas Wain
Of oYoresthnates and ymcn8 in connection with
the construction Of tue new ta5l build
Ing, known ns " Four oourts," aud promises to
report tliuEeon at Future time. They also giyo a
lengthy account Of tho clarges ngainat Constantine
Mcguire e1.oounsy Collector for illegal collections Of
Interest aud other penalties in delinquent personal
ta1 oa amounting to SIS 0o0 and close with IN
appeal to the League mud all tax-payers to stand firmly
together, and compel honesty and integrity on tho
part 81 a oihco holars especially those having tue
Joseph II. Fore, who attempted to kill h!a yfo on
tlo atroct on Wednesday, will have hearing on the
IAN tns tue cass being postponed to that uao on ac-
count OF tho Inability Of Mrs. Foro to be present at tho
examination. ~
, 1873-06-07
THE DOCTORS,

Session OF tho American Institute OF
Homeopathy in UEevelnnd.
oLETktAsn, Ohio, juno e.-Tho American Institute
Of Homeopathy assembled this morning at o:3o O'Clock.
1ho reports OF the Bureau OF Surgery received.
Tho President appointed Bureau Of Surgery for the
ensntng year.
Tho Bureau Of Dlseasea Of tho Ego and Ear then
presented Its reports and papers through Prof r. r
Wilson, Of Cincinnati.
Dr.. 7. Talbot offered tho following resolution, which
waa adopted
Resolrcd, Tint no casca or papers which havo been
previously published shall he proaoutoi to tho Ina-
tuto or published III It's transactions.
% motion, It waa ugreo to hold tho next rnccting
Niagara Falls, on the first MondRy In juno, 1874.
4 Committee Cllmstology was appointed.
rho Bureau on Anatomy and Mythology thon pre-
ta nsntsd H. s1RoT Il tthr9agh Dr. Buck Of gncn
Dr g. 1Aionthal presented tho report Of tho Bureau
of Homeopathio Literature. Tho report showed very
aSIrBhins a%r condition Of the esatre Of Tie
uTe joa9an.s 1o asoSeea sesn sssi aads
ycar aid many now and valuable works had been is.
sued " varloua publishing houscs tho three principal
ot VI wh1Sn q xorS y by Western h n a'lthoEs
lowing resolutions, which wore unanimously adnptn
nssotrs Tna .hon,eopahsts ovorywero ahg
great, Fundamental American principle of.4 No
taxation without roprosontatian' BY sec.arian
SnGRS saoay snss Ct sss seaa
support from Il individual contributions.
tno Legislature or bfictsa by tia acto at Its rocent
eessor in creating two rofesaorships Of homeopathy
IN rao unlsersisy Of tAat sac eeta the n.oss herty
s. Ssn5ssssn pay Of Philadelphia presented re-
ase5 To n n o. and
paper con.pnfatiyo mortality under homcopatIte
s,'an.I ssa aIlopahts treatment in tls cy sf iii.
po Slowed Hint IN yi5 fapsy 'sa2 of tho ah1f brn IT,
and otes to1ns Of dropsy and niarasnus. tho ratio
, 1873-06-07

ALBANY, N. y, Juno G.-DgEyEs- Tho marko,
opened yesterday with good attendance mostly local
buyers openng quietly md not worry promising. Trade
to abot gut soo bead against 900 head On tho opening
WSsks prtSss To-day much bettor feeling
York dea>ors boing In the laraeat numbers. Thoro
we're alao few representatives from Brighton and tho
Enet although thoy took the offerings rathor SPAR
ingy. Trade wss active, the eaioa of she day
brad heaa ,tz th!s - day last weak; x much
sna, although this weoks 1narket will not 30 vi.
favorable NJ the opening aeopea 10 indicate deucrH,
on tae whole, VIII not realize very largo profits The
market can DO quoted at fill 10 por ID advance
over tilo ruling pEcca Of last week. tic advance being
altogether On light anil medium woights, oxtra bring
Ing tho sano prices last wee. Tho average auatty
IL about tho asno "a ast week. Tops arc not abundant
numbers.
SHEEP AND 1AAns-Tho receipts this weak hayo
boon worry moderate, md but tl8 has boon dono in
thss braIloh Of trade thus fur The local demand is
iat, anu nearly I'LL tho receipts have boen taken. The
market las Improved ag4tfy prices being 10 por ID
higher thnn lust week. WoGl sheep arc Yufy source
an1 but few lanlba huyo beeu rocclyod,
MICH 0oWa-Ths receipts wuro about 63 head Of
medium quality. Tho demand Is moderate for tho
supply or the river counties. rrcca are oil $500 nor
Aeaa, ald range from $5U00 to f6S, ,0U Dor head,
, 1873-06-07
ProceotttstR1 ut aIAn I1squcRt EcattrtIny
--unconccrll OF Young 1Vn1sv0rtll--
Funeral of tho IDGCcnsUi1.

Ftlt.ern1 ~ fr,c ncccn.ri,.
New 49,, 49, ~ ~" ~ Incntseu' ~ .,..,,
ao am doh oano g;-At thG inquest ~ thn Naiwofth
Iss ~. y. i'arret'' Cashier OF tho StMftoynmt
3vit,, tcScea ~ 1has no Maa nGGn acquainted win
n HforI, o.. aa rax a Mh'mostn ~ n9ot TWO yeatn.
sca;stcrs, La a nDons oc,ooK to pesoies @
ismsr hs ~ ~ ae; t ~ I'M nahfm aGr roon m M as
fnthcr,s wnero,1o" ""' I,,yy y w ftRane ~! ns
nrsoucr wnnt nmt If tho Hotc9 md rs,nnS S
tooK sunncr Wit rnun1 ~ w,s0rii8 noo"E h,,t
i'm comvnrsation as @ snarf ~ W. ,i W.
inn tyna intrniron I,o.rinr ~ Tia +rnrfa ~ . H.
fat1;"r ' Ts,n ,utsna ~ ~ e VIII s
n,nna of te rrfsnnr sn;d liz t ~ B tne ose
InainH SInnrhn"t ,vhn nra,,mn1 @ th rao. .o. T..
woro thn ,,,nr1nr .rao 49, ,,nt5 4s,,G Itt ~ ~
tcari lin ai,nts nn,m m fer ~ % @ .s ~ ~
Wniwortb,a rnor onS ~, nn, " h" @ wns , ~
hciwnrn thnn, Il I'm enrnn' IN ma tm,r, s,o ~ hrrn
oa Ji liz =" ANNA oa hoorn ns s o'ner toanos
Dnrinv ti.n momost yd,,na tviro-+ ,,oo~oa y, In
TN nna cossinnn naSso m,naa ",' ~ ~ ~" Uo
stor ~ ih ,,,,rdr @ nouta t,oaum ILL., ~ ~ mara ~ U
concnanc " ~ II y tnss m"s III aoEns IL
msdn ~ II" w,fmneaca '''o"' 'e" A |n' '''""so
Tno iurv retirc5 mid rntu,rcd will, the fooy,na
ycrGict: 'A 'A
Wo find TINT Manann1d T. Wolworth cn.no Ia hia
loat from shock did internal homofri,nro I'm result
Of ristol-ghot wound Of fto cnsf nafI rstu having
at tho Sturtoyant House. Urontiway Now YORK on
Trcs!ny morning, juno .. 1875" -
Tho prisoner, iii reply to tho uaual questions, gayo
his nnno ~ Frank IIarin Walworth aued TO- horn at
and resident Of Saratoga, hut ongagca Ia no buainess
at present. In nBwcr to tho question what he Ind to
say, II nnything, to tho chnrgc, ho said: III m,
guilty Of no crimo. I Will mako statement. NY
, 1873-06-07
Illinois l2iv0r and Cnutll News,

IABAi.LE Ill.,, June 8.-Tho now Hteanuor Magoto r.
light iraugt, arryc ut thia port today, towing tho
cala!'nont Hunter loaded with coal from Petin fH-
t!ued for Chicago The steamer KHtie also arrived TO-
day towing tho canalhoat Caroline loatto With OATS
ffo dakG nupms houa for oaieago The above
ko,Y Three feet OF water IL reported Oh tae dam at
Henry today.
Tho enna boata Hunter md Caroline passed In to-
day. Tho Cuba, loaded with lunbor, parsed out, aud
dropped down 70 Peru to-tlay. Eleven fcut OF water
Oh tho lnttro-sill Of Lock IL ta-,'ay.
CANAL OFvloE, CIi10sHO, June sa.-ANnIyED--Jepni1
Morris. 5000 hu corn CltlcaUo lollo, Utica Gl00 bu
corn 4anker. Joliet 6.0 iii o.ts: Monarch, Lock,
, 1873-06-07
What MIR. NEAnsficld Tracy yval-
1voEtlass Friends shy.

From. the Netu York Sun, .tue6.
s,tn reporter who yestordny Waited aud con-
the murdered author and novelist, Mansfield
Tracy Walworth, loarnod aomo facts connected
with the history and habits OF tho victim nof q
2arricide's fury which threw some light on a
statements made in tic biographical skotclos OF
tho author printed in some Of tho newspapers
yesterday.
The Office OF the Hornc Journal was tho first
the reporter ot tho Sun. Ho said l was
intimate with Mr.. Walworth but our intimacy
and friendship ,woro not based on any con-
1.e waa scparatod fxorl his vito; nothing moro.
uo visited my family. and WAS always welcome
gueat. lie was q genial woll~brod, courteous
Eentioman--a model Of modosty and refinement
in tho Hooiety Of ladies'. never heard IN in
thing that could hully tho purest mind IN any of
Als writings. have road only few OF Lis
books.
a1r, phillps took out Of his aosk q largo pack
ago OF h1r. Walworth's lettors to himself, and
read short extracts from tham. They referred
. mostly to hia hopes and aspirations na an ar-
thor. In ono he useR this expression II hope
: may never pena limo that would bringn blush
to the check OF tho pureat OF women, OF tlat
would sully the mina Of purc young GIRL"
Roporter-Mr. Phillips, do you think ttero III
truth Ia tho statements OF some Of the nowspn-
pors that Mr. Walworth was all incorporate,
diBeipated, and llcontiouB man?
Mr. Phillips-T am suro ho was not intompor-
nto, disBipntod, or oxtrnyagant and a8 to the
other accusations, tloy arc simply disgusting
aie lived in choap apartments uptown, and took
iia meals at ohoap restaurants downtown, Ho
: worked very hnrd, and though gcrupuloualY noat
and c;!eanly III his dress and habits, he was not
i.at all extEayagant. On tho contrary ho was
rather too economical, am sure liin habits
have boon most exemplary over since have
, 1873-06-07

No lady In Chicago, now-a-
days, can complete her toilet
without first going to D. WEB
STER & CO.'S Ma nm o til
Wholesale and Retail Millinery
House, 27O and 272 Wabash
av.
They have, 1nquestionab1y,
the greatest variety, the most
stylish Hats and Flowers, and
finest stock Of Fine Laces to be
found in the whole Northwest.
, 1873-06-07

Tho schooner bargoJ. H. nuttor has boon launched
at ar1no City. She ia 220 feet in length, 90 feet
inches boa1n, mud 14A feet hold.
An exchange says: " It requires no groat stretch
vertaa their day Of leaving and carry fair numbers Of
passenger" md largo cargoes OF merchandise west
ward. Now, howeYor, steam iB king on tho lakes au
Gal crnft arc gad to got railroad iron, salt Or even
etone at nominal rates for ballast - '
, 1873-06-07

The annual mooting Of tho Michigan State Medical
Bocety called for two lays' ncsslon Ut saynIw City,
connoIces june II. Any regular physician OF tito
6ata ~ competent to att1Ill.
The danco-houHo as Wlchila Kan., at which Two
soldiers wure wountea on Wednesday,. was i,nrsod
down by eodtera Ut o'clock on Thursday morning.
and al tho inmatea weso drivon Away. One man W.
, 1873-06-07

HORTON, Juno G.-It In rlnorod Tint tho Grand Jury
who engaged III Investigating tho Irregularities of
1aneA A. Coz tho alleged bunk dofaultert havo tacoy-
ered forged certificates amounting to $945 OOQ
, 1873-06-07

1suee3a! D7spRlfh 10 Tie CAlc0ao 4fibune,
DGnuQuE, Iowa, Juno B.-Frank Ptercp y brakeman
on the 1yor lallroad, wua 10 seriously iuurod TO-
night by bcing jan,aled between tue epolinx+cur a
engine wh!lo Engaged IN making tho coupling that hu
chnuOt recover, "'
, 1873-06-07

coaltnHn. Cotton goods Of all NndG hro dull with tho
e1 aing.ms ana 'rSs9 fsbrss ar9 quiet Foreign
aud cllambraya arc IN demand.
Pittsburgh OIL Mnrlset.
P1rrsnunon,, juno oc.--rrrno1Eum--crude, etoedy
at a. 273?.30 at rarkora Landing; reAnad phtladel
phia delivery, 1870 for June.
The Produce Markets.
NEW YORK.
NEW yonn, Juno o.-cor1os- -stcady; mtddling up
1so a M ssss
+ i$sS s; S$ ss$ 81
a:os: When. higher; dsclno il freight atiiens the
e .?s?s's g. s 9ssso spiee steS
s Rs 6oin s1Sy sn s 91
S4o ssns d 6a neT 1Gd %,ese q
Sbi bises, N' "'''''"' s's|0S' "A''0 '0e'''''
Eoos-Wostorn, 18c.
1IAy--Fir1n.
1iora-Unchangod. ...
anooEa1Es-goree quiet, 17Mta1oKo. Sugar quiot
so;ntrtiassl !asa 1e22e Now Orleans, o7@ao0.
Seses;F1sa@5sss;; HasPz is 'ene' l'x'
PnoY1s,oHe--pork 0;!e noyv rneHs SIN Mn fol<.
aut % meats Hans 11@i2o; shoulders. TS@7sse:
1aiddlea quiet long clear 8hc: ghort clear SIfa1c
Lard stoaay; Western sesn' sic.
GnEssE-Cuiet. iaa1So al 'S
WulsKx-Sas'or, os51t,4e:
BUFFALO Juno e9naFap52urs-r,oor ogHFAn9: ,o,or
heat inactive and lits1o ooring No. milwaukee,
enr oS II eSnsz so oe s2 9Gsa u 4ea a es5S
TnE1anra-stcsiy. ~ ~'''
B.nr7nonr, Juno "IloEG; eMnora psrurrz-r,our TN.
changed Wheat neglected. Cora euiet md atca;v w.
y sseeHS gs au''' and Unchanged
.t 3gs5e in st reeopt and good demand
Wn1sky-Fiznler; oo@9okc
OSWEGO,
1onnr No Siioonton = ~ ~, @ 4u'i and
'' A''' '''''"AIi MIIWAuKEE. fii1i S''o o''u '''
no a.nor o9n sn5e o m o9so 70 ,ca gas
Wheat rm No. s14i1 No n o. o zoiioss;oS; y:
tor juno si.2i for July. bats r1n No sse, Rxo
Barley du ana shsds lower; No. @s, 1os. &C. ''s'
SrpatENra-Fio,,r INN Ria. ,eh,, "zuuT - eu,
CIE{FELHNii WI Ssni "Ac"e' "'ooo ou'
o1nysIAnp. Juno o:-DnzAnsrusra-n for all
pE7aonEuM-ouiot md unclaimed.
: DETROIT
DETROIT, june oe.--DnrAnsTuFre-F,o nptot mn.
yhte coaed M w iaa a197 ~ I'D IomG5 %sGut f1s5a ss
,s5s sns y:r No; n f1eS@ amsr s9 csrn dull
lower at &c. TOLEDO. '@N
whsst n ,o,9 }n1s onoo5 nna @
Mchsa so arabst he sehtsag egaos no Th!!o 1s
Juno No. rod, s1oo; No. j. 81. 50. spot t9o. Eaa.
No do. M.GO. Gorn-ic hiohor. KIT h'Inols, 9, s4.eo
spot 43@4sXe Juno; Aa44Eo July; 4sSo s Auaast IT.
Zf8M MlsSaan m.1ss ss@4ao no sfade' s' oats qa
IT, TRsios1s1ro = nurao, 4c oswego, 7N@so; King.
RrcE1pra-F1our L. 600 brts wheat. H. ooo hi co,n
corn lG,01l: Data nona N'' "Ae"'' 1o'ooo pu
o..-.>,...- :, CINCINNATI.
$7.a5@T75 Wheot dull At 81 1aGai to Co uu't
aon,nnl a 1i'S quiet sseS4a'. hyo dull Mt 75c Barley
,S gsR9 Rora nGm'na, At s1esoe1e7s
inoutrs foc 9nurS sten, nfa a9 no onorlngs some
IT, ests sHas qlet a snes h shoulders Ct generally hu
eise saaa oi9ar E1 sHo cear held 8c. Bacon
a,{s: ,s.. ~ S''~' '''' '@' ''s''' VEG
"n'sR2-S'o'os at ~ ~ 7ons
vas an1's, 10y Sdnn quiet md
s9a's sS asa Il esgei sp t@ss a s,s Sa
eoysos sassso g saofGa si' G nareS fsset 3S2Me 8 9
nnehangos: ~ 1'AI''' NAa f'' oan anu
s3c oTer and unaettled Sales
nominal du and nsetta @ Dsale sales dn IL sa nau
pfW5gs Wn,sn9mastsss; stesns G2ss a, 900.
uoas-Lowcr $400@4,35, 'N's''''
tII1LADELp1I1A.
Fl r3n1IapELrntA, june .; nnz4psrurrs = Flour
, 1873-06-07

woek. Tho arrivals woro exclusively consigned to tho
rlarH1tcrcrH. nnd there wero 10 entea five woiglt.
Den1ora notninaiIy quoto )lvo hngn nt 6@6he. Oily
dressed d0ga stondy and unchanged at 6Aq7c.
, 1873-06-07

VII
P1rr8nunon, juno G.--rrTnotEuM-Crudc steady
at 81. 9.273?30 at parkora Landing; refined, Phadol-
phia delivery, l0xo for June.
, 1873-06-07

known him to DO charitable whore would not
havo hoonh
" How do you e1plnin Frank's action ?" nslotl
tho reporter.
way, on tho face OF tho globe. nntl no doubt lie
WAS frequently jooraa about Ills fathor'A divorce,
aud. broodlng oyor it, dotarnlinod to kill his
fatlloi, md coolly followed out Lilo Intention"
, 1873-06-07

in Albany. and moved in tho boat society, and
was greatly admired by tho ladies. J. L. Y.
pruyn gave him leave to tako books out Of tho
library OF lis home, . privilege worry fow Ind,
in iucompatibility ot temper. Mrs. Walworth Is
a Southern lady, and has tho spirit Of her poo
pie. Hor husband always explained to mo Us Il
reason for leaving Saratoga that sho held up to
Southern principles aild it bocamo too hot for
him at home. 1 never can bo made to believe
that ho ovor boat his wffo or abused her at
wrote her threatening lettors. It doeBn't agroo
viii! hia polite, cultured nature. He WAS very
hard to mako angry, and insults that would
lavo knookod mon down for / havo Boon him
turn Ills back upon. lIo novor drank, noyor
smoked, mover cliewed, neyor aworo, and was
as nearly perfect III his habits as any man could
bo. He oftcn spoke Of Ills wifos disturbing lia
papers, tearing up the notoH Ao had taken, and
hiding his manuscripts, and llo lived with his
brother Clarence In Albany, bocauHo lila room
thoro was noyer disturbed. His affection for hiy
own mothor was remarkable, aud ho wont 10
great expense to procure tho sormon TINT waa
iulcrisod this from hs father, II his motives aro
aa lao oxplaina them.
It ia absurd to say TINT ho left Ills family dos
titute. They lived In tho WalSortM mansion Mt
Saratoga, and had hnf the annuity tho Cla1lcol,
lor loft Mansfield. He told mo tint he roqucst-
Cd ha fathor to leave Ills property to lin IN tue
shape of an annuity. Ilo had plenty OF money
boHidcs, for saw chock from Carleton once
for 81, 200, IN pay for novel. llo always car
rlol pistol and said ho believed 1t to bo the
duty Of oyory man to do 90,
" Do you think OF any ncidont." asked the re-
porter, (which illustrates Mr, Wa1worth'H kind
1osB :"
;" Yos." replied tho gentleman, quickly, " do.
We wore walking up State Btroot, ono afternoon,
and no Hnw w0man sitting OIL d ourbstono who
had boon turnod out Of lor home fpr want Of
rent-money, and wo heard ior story. and lie mid
months tent Tor hor. IN other cases I hayo
, 1873-03-08
DEATHS.


DERRY-On tho 7th nat.. at half.paat O'Clock, Ellen
Tho tunofa from residence, $50 West 1nsnast.. at ~
to-day.
}TELLs-:on tho 7th Inst, Faunto E., wiic OF H. D.
Wells, aged n yoats.
funeral from tho residence, e1s Wabashav., Oh Mon
daY, March 10. at II 4.
PbRTER-At 1b7 Calunot.av, Friday, MARCH Z ht1e.
Louiso uyudshaw Porter, wffo Of Mr. Edwards W.
Porter.
siaibis-on Tharsday;, March 6. at p. H.. Mira.
Maggie SlmYua, wifo Of +. g. HlIums.
Funeral from hor ato esldonce, 9fo Arnold CAT
1iagos to Oak Woods ocmotery All fronds OF tho family
fV Pennsyiyann pspers pleasc copy.
crou A1tbur Brigss ony child of,Volney +. and Sarah
NJ Potsons, aged years, months, and 4 days. c..
Funeral It their residence. lbS South Hosnos satas-
q. Hsnger and Gardaor. Me-. pspar:M M please sepy
Eyoft ii. Doubleday, ,aged q years,, o,1 g..
FIns5nl tsom syeots iIotel, snndsy. sth Inst: Al
Col j. Henry Lathrop, ased % ycais. y.;.
Tent south il 1885, e the Fifteenth
ing distinction lawyer r. tho State Of his ad9go'
and Mn. Goo K. CLARK. of Chicago.
, 1873-03-08

Tho Emperor William has just given five
pieces Of French cannon to Prince do Bismarck.
They aro riaod gunH Of various calibre; twenty
four poundor from Sedan; m eight pounder and
ns1ioot1. bvao f.un. Metz a1li rnisratllouse
ported to his country seat Of Tarziu. tho wboia
country stdo turning out to groot their arrival ut
tho station Of sohonl,auaen, reinforced by tho
arrival Of socioiies and deputatfons from many
Of OIL, tho neighhoring towns. Tho guns, adorned
horsos attaclod to zach In triumphal procession,
wore drawn to tho Prime Minister'S sent amidst
tho plauaita Of tho crowd and salvon OF mus
kotry.
, 1873-03-08
THE MODOCS.


They Arc Givon Ono More Chance
SAN FnANo1soo, March IA dispatch from
the front last evening, we learn that the Com
missoners Hont by the squaw q meanage to
Captain jack, tolling him ie or his loading men
must como to Fairohild's by this evening, of
Opinion is divided as to how the Indians will
receive this message, Should they refuse, it is
thought active movements will commence at
once"
It is said that whom tho Modoos who came
with Stceo tho first time woro ut Fairchids,
they were told by some whito men that the Orc
gonlans had indicted them for murder, md would
hanY them. All this is supposed to hayo caused
tho sudden change In their mlnds.
, 1873-03-08
cleaning uniforms, b1ack coats, gray oadotB,
turned thcmnolvos into whirllnB and unlis-
tinguisliab1o mass,
Washington {aia*eh y Dispatch 10 tho Ns,o ore Hor'd
hNAvr- ff1nr

1Fashfngson talarth I, Datch 10 tho Ss' tore Hor'd
THE hurrEn.
THO slipper TAs I'll ono'a. fancy painted 1t,
and hct,ially was onttro1y ready ut 0 r.. M. md
its supplied, Hbre warranted nevor I'd fail. Tho
managers Of tho bali laborod 1intlcr tho groatoht
apprehension lost tlloro Bhould not bo enough
suppcr for tho gaosta. Bucl Inns boon tho OK
porionoo ut past Inaugural bnlla, 30 beforehand
wo aro startled with tllo following ih ono Of tho
city papers. You will nep tho ofroct, 10 1t Ia
ltgfble:
Tho amount Of povonder required for tliia occasion
is simply enormons ns mny DO evidenced from tho
today: fooooo fre oyscrs ] aoo ssaiopea oyssers
500 pieked oysters, os benod tsSkess q 10 pouns
:; S. sa y !?
q onnss essl 90 ossn astl. isr1e aa % ropsts;
!sr; io9 shislans, claad & fTod; 10 psr!ridgss,
Sssi ss;i tongues; @ i$6o Fl SansSss seoryis ss Sss
ss!sd 1000 egga boiled for salad barrel of beats;
1iScrt eraekoTs ooo poanaa Of Sttor soo oharotio
raasos, y pounds each 900 mou1a vino jolly; 200
% 90 sons i9S
sostei Is 5ariels si,lsys saps. easss o1angsa IS
Ealens 200 pounds shellrd almona; 500 gallons carct
punch 500 gallons coeo; 900 gallons tea 100 gallons
Besides these thore woro oil, vinegar, lemons,
and trnu1n gB Of all sorts. Tho cost Of oil this
10 as yet difficult to determine; for tho bnling
and preparing alone $4,000, and for the hiro Of
dishoa s5,2oo, With breakago and damage to be
TIE TOILETS.
Mrs. Grant woro q whito satin with louncee Of
black 0hantllly lace, headed with lavender vol
vet.
Miss Grant woro whito Illusion, with white
pond liliea on hor droas.
Mime. Eroyro, tho agreeable vito Of tho poru-
Wan Minister, worc q pink gros, grain (from
tablIor Of 0hantilly lace, low oorsage trimmod
with maroon silk and lace, full set Of magnil-
cont diamonds.
Miss Rosa Freyro wore a pale, pink silk,
and yalenoennes lace, low coreage, and n saro
and coBtly Japanese set Of gold beautifully
carved.
Miss Victoria Freyro wore pale blue dress of
Trench cropc, with wreaths Of embroidered mar
gucrites, low corsa3e, necklace OF pearls and tur
quoise, earrings Of handsome pearls, and braoo-
let Of ponrlH md turquoise.
Miss Lucy Worthington, nioce of the Secretary
of War, wore light blue silk trimmed with
valcncionnes lace;. jewelry, poarls, and dia-
yillo, wore white alk trimmed with tullc; pearl
ornaments.
Miss Edes wore white silk putfed with tulle,
m overtlress Of Louis Quinzo with trimmings Of
tulle; 1owern, pond lilies.
Mrs. Judge Richardson wore lavender silk,
point 1aco. md diamonds.
Mrs. Hallott Kilbourno wore Paris muslin
trimmed with rich whito valenciennes lace. Miss
Kilbourne wore 4 lovely pfstache silk, nnd Miss
Bella a becoming whito tarlotan.
Mrs. Fish woro lavender silk, with point lace
aud diamonds. Mrs. Boutwell, woro cafo au lait
colorod silk. Miss Boutwell, woro blue silk,