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Chr Daily Atens.
Capital Punishment.

Upon one condition there will be an en-
tire unanimity of opinion in favor of the
abolition of capital punishment, and that
is, provided the murderers will begin first.
So.iong as individuals will visit upon the
persons who offend them the punishment
of death, so long must society visit upon
the persons who disturb the peace in 50
terrible way a punishment shocking
enough to prevent it.
This punishment is inflicted for the good
of society and for an example and terror
to all evil-doers, and it must be of kind
that attracts attention and pains the feel
ings to be effectual as a remedy. The par
ticular criminal who is hung is selected to
serve for this example because he for his
crime deserves it
The career Of the man who ended his
life on Friday had its usefulness. If fol-
the next six months the ladies Of this city
who travel in the street cars and the peace
full gentlemen who escort them are deliver
ed from insults and assaults as the result
Of this example, it is good and useful re
suit which a man might be willing to die
for-many have died cheerfully for less
! n T. World
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Nv Journal ahounds with similar letters, all Of
wl5cn 7 guarantee 70 be genuine and written by
tl.e persons whose name they hear
Douot suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't
ne drawn away after new and doubtful expert
utn-~ Don't risk your health ny letting novices
Experiment. upon you with their trash
Ny sarsaparilla has stood the test Of twenty five
Years If is stiI the sarsaparlla Of the day and Of
the e. towering over ali others in popularity and
IT. curative qualities,
Avoid all those who are trying 10 palm Of OF
Won other extracts Of Sarsaparilla so-called. Re
member IL Is Or John Balls sarsapari}ia. Of Louis
willie, Ky, that Is the old and reliable remedy fol
Impurities Of the blood and scrofulnus affections
Always hcsr that in nina
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.4N-GT TIER TE.N TInONl.

BENTON BARRACKS. No.
April 3n, lStH.
Pr John Bull-Dgar Sir KNOWING ttc efficacy
Of ynur SarsapaFilla. and the healing and htnrh-
ca qualities il Possesses. send EuH the following
sEas ultut af my case
was wounded abouJ two years ago and taken
prisoner aud confined for sixteen months. Bong
moved 50 often. my wounds have hot Ltalcd Yet.
have not sal up moment since was wounded
/ am shot through the hips. Ny general health i
impaired, and l need something to assist nature !
have faith in your Sarsapariila than anything
Cise. ! wish that which is genuine Please ez
press me half dozen bottles and ohliEe
CAPT. G. P. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, Mo.
r. S.-Thc following was written April 80 1866
by Mrs Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson
pr John Bull-Dear Sir My husband, Dr & :
Johnson was a skiIful surgeon and PbAsltlAa IL
central New York where he died leaving VIZ
above {. z. johnson 10 my care AT thiF'eyh 9Vsti'
Of acc he had a chronic diarrhoca ana scFnll!a 10
viii h I gave vour SarsaparIIla. IL ctFtd hll!l-
har, far rem wears recommended II to many IN New
York ohio and Iowa. scrofu4a. fever sores ant
General debility Perfect success has attended II
$ The cures effected in some cases of serofnla ans
fever sores were almost miraculous ] am yer
anxious for my son TO again have recourse TO you
SarsapariIla He is fearful Of getting spuriou
article hence his writing to You for it. His wound
were terrible, but believe be viii recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
| Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET, {near Harper House
Good outfits frst-elass stock, and fair prices win
be the ruling features A share Of public patron
age is respectfully solicited. JOHN e. BROWN.
July ,. 1872, DIFF
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JACOB SCdEETZ, proprietor
y W cor 9Th and Race SITS
mn


CELEREATED ReMEpy.-Read the following
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. Ii, 1873,
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the truly wonderful effects of your Bitter Cordial
Whilst in Mexico in the year ls4I, was attacked
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the disease remained with me In Pittsburgh was
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and was nv them doscd with kino, Tanntc ACID
Morphia, Opium and even Nitric Acid hut without
any perceptible relief In this city have been at
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: physicians, both Of the old and homeopathic
school. but usual their remedies were % hut lit
t tie mUmentary effect
/ short time ago / wa~ induced to try your Bitter
Cordial l have taken four bottles and ! can now
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have done for 20 years My bowels are entirely reg
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Bitter Cordial a manufactured by you, These
statements / can verify under oath and prove by
hundreds. Respectfully Your,
j D. COOKE, ITO Washington Az.
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one Of the best medical practitioners in Phi!adel
phia;
MOTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIsPENsARY, /
2fU7 Braddock st, 18Th Ward
PHILADELPHIA Jan. lsth, 1873.
JAcoB ScHEETz. ESq.-Dear Sir: ! do herehl
/ certify that Physician in charge OF the North
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ter Cordial fair honest and impartial trial, and a
though it NAV not appear be strictly according 4
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that il cures all that it proiesses 10 be remedy iof
have given ii 70 70 different patients, and Il
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standing
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LOUISVILLE * Y. oct s, lS64.
DIP gnH$ Bt-II-Dtar sir. Many thanks To yUa
10y the medicine Won nave SO kindly given me.
nav, been a great suaertr for years. and bad the
advice Of various PHYSICIANS Some pronounced
ms spine. some my lungs, ana some my heart
-s Pr the scat q ny disease have
been burnt. blisfered and cnpped until had
become aisaearrened several very eminent physl-
clans Who examined nv spine Informed me- that
va, threatened with paralysis or apopleZy any
aar ana thai nothing bEi Il seton would relieve me
! uai i perfect horror If that and was besltating
4h1lt having Que inserted. when you kindly sent
Hr ruHr Sar-apariIIa which Immediately begun to
g4h three times 4 day had suffered terribly with
q most acute pain in The right side OF my head es
T-rtally wneu would read or write for any length
u fme and on raising 10 my feet would be per
fgrty blind for several minutes, and would have Il
hold to something TO prevent falling
am most happy 70 inform yoa that the pain Il
my head l. entirely relieved / suffer but seldom
u5.h ms spine and then not 80 acutelE. Ny appe
t{rrls 5000 indeed for the first time il my NE
au ~ my dinner more IAan any other meal aaFiAs
Ease DAY.
Yoa kindly sent me lour bottles again lasl night
and ! began again This morning. and nope to p
entirely relieved. Please accept my hearted
thanks and ncst wishes.
Very truly your most greatful friend IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
DIR. BOHANNAN
Established In ST. Louis 1897.

Office no GIG North Fifth street, tbetween Washing
ton Ave and Green strects),
r. -, -.,~,r MJGG0TrPI
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. ......,..- .S500000
To provide means for this magnificent Concert;
ono Hundred Thousand Tickets only will be issued
q large portion of which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets SO Halves &. aud Quarters s., 50;
Eleven whole tickets for Si00
No discount on less than 500 orders
Nothing could be more appropriate for presents
than tickets TO this Banquet Of Wealth. or more
likely 20 produce grander satisfactory results The
object OF this Third Gift Concert i the enlarge
mcut and endowment Of the Public Library Of
Kentucky, which. by the special act authorizing
the Concert for its benefit Is 10 be forever free 10
all citizens Of every State, This concert VIII be
conducted like the first and secoRd heretofore giY
en- and full particulars Of the mode OF drawing the
gifts and pay Ing them and everything necessary to
/ a thorough understanding Of the scheme, from be-
ginning TO end. are now published in the form of q
circular which will be furnished free OF cost TO any
who apply The entire management Of this under
taking has been committed by the Trustees 10 Hon
Thos. E. Bramlette late Governor Of Kentucky, 10
whom all communications pertaining to the GIFT
Concert should be addressed
r. T. DURRETT President
W. \. HALbEMANN. vice Prcst.
JOHN : CAIN. Sec'y Public Library Of Nv
FARMERS & DRONEl}S' BANK Treasurer
T AS the time for the Concert is close at hand
/ (Apri S,hl parties wanting tickets should send IN
4 their orders Immediately If they would avoid the
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in the few
+ DAYS preceding the Drawing. All ORDER and a p.
pIcations for agencies. circulars anu information
/ Will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE
Agt. Pub Lib. Ky, Louisville. Ky
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TUESDAY. APRIL s, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can
be procured from all parts of the country wall ADD
pleasure to the entertainment, aud Ten Thousand
Cash Gifts aggregating vast total of Han NIL
lion Dollars currency will be distributed by lot 70
the tcketholders a. follows:
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A que and Fever,
or CHTLLS AND FEVER,

The proprietor Of This celebrated medicine justly
claims for 1t a superiority over all remedies
ever offered to the public for the safe certain. spec
dy and permanent cure OF Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever whether OF short or long stand
ing. He refers 10 the entire Western and South
ern country to bear him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that IN no case whatever will it fail
to care if the directions strictly followed and
carried ont. In great many cases single dose
has been sufficient for a cure. and whole families
have been cured by single bottle" with perfect
restoration Of the general health 1t is, however,
prudent. ana in every case more certain Of cure, if
it, Usr is continued IL smaller doses for week or
two after the disease tas been checked more es-
peciaIlv in difficult and long standing cases. Usu-
a!y tis medicine Will not require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order should the patient
however. require a cathartic medicine after having
taken three or four doses of the tonic single
dose of Balls Vegetable Family Pills will be sniff
Gent
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Gift Concert.
GrandestScheme of the Age
S5OO,OOO.OO
CASH GIFTS.
100000 For Only $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
IG. 1871. the Trustees now announce the Third
Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit OF The PUBLIC
Library of Kentucky, 10 come off N Liberty nan
IL lIa Epp kry
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BULLS
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
GEORGIA.

VILLAxow. Walker Co. Ga.
Jane p. !
Dr. John Ball-Dear Sir: l have recently given
YOUR Worm Destroyer several trials. and ind II
wonderfully eficaeious 1t has net failed in SIN
gle instance have the wished for effect ! am
doing pretty large country practice and nave
daily use for some article of the kind
! am, sir. respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT NJ, d.
?. $50 unqualified and numerous are the tesil-
monials in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that news
paper space is entirely toe small TO tell its merits
II is an iufaIliblc remedy for Worms. Try ii and
be convinced See my journal for more full de
seription.
JOHN BULL.
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CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DIsEA-
" SEES in a short time either in Male or teIhhie
charges low fees; uses no Mercury.
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ONE DOLLAR!
And Increasing the nEnb5- Of prizes 10
Ten Hundred & Twenty

7z- Tfas. faF6ir~ ii clze+s in the or Enal scheme
- -srr-r17 hem Ia i & WALLACE Manager. Dat-
export and receive two chances IN the new scAelae
~ III, In tha oId-vhica will give them one
Ia 4..@.---- Inv rapuc that The drawing
VIII -.
POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE.
A. ar,ve and now reaue-t the agents to work with
a viii. and see 10 il that not ticket remains I'M
saId Al zhc close Of The time appointed
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TIE fine; musical talent in the country will be
| secured for This concert and the managers
determined to mike tia grand affair and THE event
Of his winter Tickets ONE DOLLAR each. These
ticket. ,iIi euti1Ie ib1 holder to admission the
Grand Concert and also 10 chance in the distri-
hrffor, If INC ma fr,.ut riffs hereinafter de.
scrihei which Will positively be given away n The
holders af rcEet- after iAe concert
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

~ DR.. BOHANNAN'S VEGETABLE CJ-RA
TIVE - permanently cures all forms of 'Sperma-
torrhea' or Seminal Weakness in from Two ia
seven weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power, and
brings back the youthful Nigor" OF those who
have destroyed 1t by sexual excuses or evil prac
tees Young men suffering from the effects Of that
drpadfuliv destructive habit OF Set-Abuse can use
This medicine with the assurance Of speedy and
permanent cure. This remedy has been used by
old Dr Bohannan in his private practice for over
thirty years and has never failed IN curing even
the worst cases Price s. per package Sent to
any address free from observaii0n1. sole only q
st. Louis, Mo. o--ocHlS
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gE DIR. BoHANNAN's "Treatise on Special
Diseases" which fully explain the nature, causes,
symptoms, etc, q : Spermatorrhea' or Seminal
weakness. syphilis, Female Complaints, all i'm
pedimeRts to Marriage. aud valuable information
ON other delicate subjects sent FREE to address in
plain sealed enuciope, on receipt of one stamp.
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7,,-a1 ar,or1,t Of gi .........-.. $4,000
<n~.btr II rffts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ] u20
rEsfruRFR tbfs Is no; a lottery syyfncle but i
h ,+1.rrr+d solely m relieve Or Srinney from the
care Of Ills properly and all outstanding elnoaFss
meut. that he may deNore his whole tlHe 70 u"
practlce Of his profession ia Da' export which 10"
REQUIRES all his GiEe and energy.
1hg pro ecteFs Of this NChenc have hecn YcF* lAf-
-5ser,f,rr their General rynt and Mana
ger a. lis personal and bnsiHG character Il per
fect gUarautet Of the integrity Of the enterprise
z c5g~ Agents wanted To sell tickets 81.
Eg- All tickets not returned o. poi" iof VIII ''
+ cancelled
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CHANGE OF SCHEME.

--TFE- Ne-s-..-a fsyf allotted themselves bat %
| avs IN 55usoIer. the original scheme, which
- ~ Fa,4 bt.-i drawn On Christmas Eve found
H. Tine ,r,fraIy 700 snort TO perfect the Arrange
rasnts Besides. there i a general desire Tor more
an, ar rirt-ars ar is- Cf4sg They therefore
ii.asaS "a aTp6rnct. tbat thew have now perfected
The best and most desirable plan ever ye' a1tTtG
10 the public, by reducing The tickets to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-27
LARGE FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.
A Pork Packing House Destroycd-L0ss
$4IO,0OO-List OF the Insurances.

Pork Packing House Destroy cd-Loss
$4IO,0OO-List OF the Insurances
ST. LOUIS. June 20, 1873.
The extensive five story brick pork packing es.
adjustment OF Pagan Mcqueen, occupying
block on OFallon street, between Main and Second
streets, caught fire early this morning The de-
struction was almost total there being very little
left standing. The building and machinery were
valued at about $4,000 and the stock at about
100000. There were but $50 live hogs burned; but
In addition to the amount OF meat reported lost
there were Sc veral hundred dead hogs hanging up
ready for curing. The insurance has not yet been
ascertaned, but 1t will probably reach quarter Of
million dollars, manly in Eastern and foreign
Three or four small brick tenements on Second
street, north OF Pagan McQueen's, were alss
burned involving loss OF probably five or six
thousand dollars.
The following is list OF the assurances :-London
Assurance, $4,000: Commercial Union, $4,000;
$4,000; Star, OF New York, Exchange. $1,000
Black River, $500; Merchants Mutual, of New
Jersey, $1,000; Genns Falls, $1,000; Continental
OF New York, $4,000; Hamburg, OF Bremen, $4,000;
Humboldt OF New Jersey, $4,000; German, OF Buff
lalo, $4,000; Union, OF Bangor, 5000; American,
OF Philadelphia, $4,000; Hartford Of Hartford,
5000; National q Hartford, 5000; Phoenix. Of
Tradesman's, OF New York, $1,000; Pennsylvania,
OF Philadelphia, $4,000; German American, OF New
York, $4,000; New Orleans Mutual, $1,000; Arctic,
OF New York, $4,000; Manhattan, Of New York,
$5000 Commerce, OF Albany, $1,000; Connecticut,
OF Hartford, $4,000; North British and Mercantile,
IN western companies. making In all total Of
4l2O.O
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

. The Body or . Boy Found Buried In .
Cellar-An Investigation To BE Had.
There was quite an excitement near the corner
OF Eight avenue and Fortyseventh street, yester-
day morning in consequence Of the finding OF the
body OF Walter Fleig, lad seven years OF age,
covered two or three feet under the earth In q
cellar at the above locality. The spot where the
body was found was some ten ieet below the pave
ment. Deceased, the son OF John Fleig, natter,
Of 755 Eighth avenue, had been mysteriously miss
ing from his home for two weeks, and there were
suspicious that he had been thrown overheard by
some rowdy boys and drowned. William Gutnrle,
O lad OF ten years, living at NO. 643
west Forty. nrsr street, and Joseph snyder,
nine years old, who lives at 1853 West F0rty-slxtn
street. were arrested at the time and made various
contradictory statements In regard to the missing
boy but were afterwards discharged by Justice
Coulter. Coroner Kessler rearrested and detained
the boys to await the result or an investigation TO
be held on Thursday next
Il is stated that q bad boy belonging to one OF
the two rival gangs OF young street rowdies has
recently disappeared rom the neighborhood and
cannot now be found. No motive SUFFICIENT for the
murder OF the boy Fleig Is known. and 1t Is be-
Neved he fell into the cellar and was killed, after
which the earth caved in upon and buried him.
Coroner KessIer yesterday empanelled jury, who
viewed the remains, after which they were In
tered In Cypress Hin Cemetery. Captain Killilea,
OF the Twenty-second precinct Is making efforts 10
solve the mystery.
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WEST POINT POLITICIANS.
An Address from Bloody Chasm-BrfdginS
West Pointers to Their BrothefAeA
Great Reunion I'm 1874 Expected.

An Address from Bloody Chasm-BrfdgfnSi
West Pointers to Their BrothetArAj
Great Reunion I'm 1874 Expected.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Juno 20, 1878,
meeting OF q number OF graduates OF Wese
Point Academy was held here on the Goth Instant
the object of which was to discuss the best means
to prevail upon all the graduates OF that Academy
to attend the next annual Alumni meeting, in
June 1874. General J. Easton presided with Gen.
eral j.. s. Marmaduke as Secretary. Speeches.
were made by several officers who fought on opp0-
site sides during the late war, all OF whom agreed
that such reunion would not only be Harmonious
and happy, but would prove benefit to the ma.
tion. committee. consisting of General Tilghman.
OF Maryland General Martindae. OF New York. and,
Colonel Renick oil Missouri was appointed to draft
an address to the graduates OF the Academy. Yes
terday this address was submitted to an adjourned
meeting ana unanimously adopted. IL states that
since the close OF the late war society has been
formed which is composed OF the Alumni OF West
Point Academy but that unfortunately up to the
present time few except federal officers have
and strongly urges all the graduates OF the Aca-i
DENY to enroll themselves as members. The adj
dress further says:-
OF san & s s M e hs
rights work OF the government is nearly and soon
the ss %
out what at e @
va AZ . tn the 81 the ay asaa
and kept In the contest We review both
sides of that contest without acrmony and with the salts
faction that 1t not nglorions, and extract thereirom
atoms
We fellow graduates representing all sections of
the United States, earnestly invite To Join tho
next annual meeting az the Yves! Point Military Academy
in June, 1874 We will rekindle there the glow of
youthful patriotism. will clasp hands which waged
ciy war without personal acrmony dishonor, and re-
toicc again strengthened ana
expanded by her recent discipline and struggles.
The address is signed by twenty two officers, tho
most prominent or whom are On the federal
side Generals Easton, simpson, Martindale, Smith
and Thomas and Colonel Turner; on the Confederate
Side. Generals Tilghman, Frost, Beal Boggs and
Marmaduke, Colonel Rice and Major Waggaman.
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THE SALARY GRAB
Senator Matt Carpenter I'm Defence of
Back Pay and G. M.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, juno 20, 1873.
Senator Carpenter made two hours speech at
GAINESVILLE, WIS.,, tonight, in defence Of Congress
for voting and receiving increased salary, In
Guiding back pay. Ne argued that the
entire transactions OF the Credit Mobilier
did not involve any wrong or corrup-
ton, and said 1t seemed as though freedom
OF the press was the only freedom left in the
country, and that was absolute despoti5m as
against everybody, but the press had men who
held MobIlier stocks and said they had right to
have 1t. Regarding back pay he argued that 81 500
year was not too large compensation for Con-
gressional services II ut men are elected. In
reference to the retracton clause he cited as
precedent the case OF Governor washburn, who, in
1885, voted for increase OF salary, including
eighteen months back pay, and enumerated
others who did the same. He said he had his
colleagues tMr. Howes) permission to say that,
although he thought II was not best to
pass the Increase Salary bill at the
last session, and therefore voted against It, yet
he believed $500 not above fair compensation for
the services, and that he had drawn sue money
and seel "a xeaSoR lax Setp{plnglh
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THE FATAL COLLISION AT HARLEM.
Two Vcrdicts.

Vest erday afternoon Coroner Keenan, held an
inquest at his office, No. 40 East Houston street, in
the case OF John w. Egan, the young man who was
drowned In the Harlem River, on 10th street and
Second avenue, on the 10th inst, in consequence
OF the small boat In which he was rowing having
-Four OF the jury, alter listening attentvely to the
testimony In their verdict censured the steam
boat company for not keeping proper lookout on
their boats and for allowing any persons In the
pilot house except those then In the discharge OF
their duty, while two OF the Jurors found the occur
944 Third avenue.