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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13
NUMBER 81.
IN SEPTEMBER.

Feathery clouds are few and fair,
Thistlcdown is on the air;
Rippling sunshine on the lake,
Wild grapes scent the sunny brake
Dizzy songs the crickets sing,
Wild bees wander murmuring;
Butterflies float in dream,
Over all the swallows gleam;
Here and yonder, high and low.
Golden-rod and sun-nowers glow;
Here and there maple tlushes,
Sumach reddens, woodbine bushes
Purple asters bloom and thrive,
l am glad 10 be alive!
The 1tdiie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13
HINES OF TRAVEL AND EXPRESS.

Canon City, Junction City and Wea-
yeryiIIe Express and Passenger Line
j. II. DRIVER, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
returns on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Hay Fork and WeaVerviIIe Pass
euGer and Express Line, j. S. H0YT,
ProprietOr. Weekly. Leaves Hay Fork OH
Monday morning of each week leaves Wea-
yer Tuesday morning Of each week.
u. n. Mail and Express Line, from
WeaverviIIe to Arcata, JOHN CLIF-
FORD, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver every
Thursday morning. Leaves Arcata, every
Monday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13

ALITTLE six year old was asked by
his teacher to write a composition on the
subject Of water and the following is the
production "Water is good to drink,
to swim in, to skate on when frozen.
When l was a little baby, the nurse used
to bathe me every morning in water. L
have been told that the injuns don't wash
themselves but once in ten years. L wish
/ was an Injun."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13

The power of love is shown in the case
of a girl in Iowa who went over three
miles from home to pasture lot belong
ing to her father, and there cut the throat
of calf, SO that when theold gentleman
heard of the matter he might hasten
thither and thus give her n courting spell
with a lover who had been warned not to
appear on the premises.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13

PROF. DANIELS, Of Vermont, made n
bet that he could look ferocious bovine
out Of countenance, and competent judges
estimate that the professor was thrown up
twenty-seyen feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13

DRESSES woven from bamboo fibers ars
the latest things for bellies to do their
bamboozling in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-13
Advertising Rates :

Advertising Rates
One Square--FIrsf Insertion, 8 4 90
Each Subsequent MssrEf0n, 2 90
LPrOfessiOnaI Cards, per gear, 30 90
Society Notices, per gear, IL 90
p'D- Special Rates to quarterly and yearly
Advertisers.
, 1873-02-28

ent hospital is inadequate" both in size and
construction "the grounds are al.o insnff;cient
~ -. ,,a - 80 r,+;an.a :,
! s.ze 1o1 tne ase ~ @uo ~ P'susnNa'
pital has been Kept filled to it's utmost cap.c;tv
md that ainca the fire. It has rena,ta51v ~
..aa.d s' 49,. ast;ants ,fter racs;7na s .Ss nAp
penea ~ tn@s h.ve baen Iert IN ane "ar
thqss Javs nnii1 bv death or ."O OF
c-ovd;nS 1 ~ m nresant hosnitai e,vs +ba aay ny
inferda9t ~ e XII accom1aodata 20n +a+tnnfs ),
w1eresa tka ernar;anca Of tho nat a,n1. H.
thers nTeht to ha nroyided ct least tvo he1,a ~
eyerv / 900 inhab1tants. This would rennira for
en- hads inst fonr times onr aut
ecconnnod.t;ons even bv croudinr onr h,n,;ld;nr
1Ieon1a* ~ 1f;11ar $50 tha ,e,t;a-,.a ~ a
, 1873-02-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW XU1A &1nanC1A1 NEfR8e
NEW YoaK, Feb. 27.--The day in Wall street opened
but closed with bettar tone and marked recovery
from the depression Of yesterday. The reports crcu-
lated In the forenoon Of the embarrassment Of prom
nent OPERATOR undersood to be the President Of the
him. aud also rapid delivery Of stock to his princt-
pal broker dr1ns Both met ali liabilities, amounting
TO millions Of doiars, promptly, and gave unqualified
assurance Of ability to meet ali contracts to mature:
Not single failure WIS reported and IN improved
tone sct in, last1ng until the cloao.
Money was active and stringent during tho greater
part OF the da tho rate ranging from 12 and 1ntcreat
to SIG and Interest: with few loans per day but
tate declined to 1ao, then to gold, and .hnaly to
per cent currency, with e37 per the closing
Sterling was dun and heavy ut 1os<a1oa,;.
@114A Loans per eeut to sei Tor carrying. Clear
tngs, 600 co., Treasury disbursemens, $186 100
The bids for Government gold about 81 900 coo ct
l14ol911.57 The awards amounted to y 5oo, ooa at
e. were .lieht1y easier and less active
ioRs1I Re';roet; oihs5scRdy Sasd:c ~ ~
stocks wero active eE1s.t aetiye. ~. d,v
with wide fluctuations thouEe ~ t 49,. ~
terday Ths market opened salen1 M 1ap.r;s
eona stocks advancing while others ds.-ad 11I 7er
cent. This WAS subsequently, reeosered af~ h, aome
Tho Atlantic /. Great Western Railroad having ~
cured the Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland Indian
spos Railway, f. It is satd now quietly buying up the
them = connection not only with Chicago, but other
important points In tho West and Northwest. The
Hartford i Eric Directors to-day agreed upon pro-
grapme not Jet made public,
Daniel Drew was chosen President Of the Quick
silver Company,
Startling, 1084.
, 1873-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE WAGNER CONCERT.

4dEs #ANSGR NVHS1-0As
The Thomas Orcheetra season closed last even
ing with the Wagner concert, and it was fitting
close to the admirable performances Of this
splendid organization, The Wagner concert il
rather to be noticed as q notable event than to
DO criticised as performance The playing Of
this orchestra does not admit Of criticism. It is
too thoroughly drilled, too perfect in organiza-
ton, and too mature in experience to come be-
fore an audience with any half-dnished per-
formances. The audience was 3 remarkably
large one. considering TINT there was nothing On
tho programme but Wagner, and was largely
composed OF musicians and musical connois-
seurs, who gave the music careful and appre~
for it's superb playing OF the difficult
numbers NTH enthusiastic applause, especially
TO- the Vorspiel and 6cillussatz from christian
and Isolde" and the supernatural "Ritt der
mepdons Instrumentation was carried through
in magnificent style. With such interpretations
Is the Thomas Orchestra give Of Wagner's 1nu-
sic, end with such devoted and determined
crusader as Thomas himself to fight the battles
for tho "musie Of tho future" there il little
Of the present. Mr. osgood added greatly to
tho interest Of this novel occasion By his fine
rendering Of two OF Wagnar's songs "Die
Rose" and "6chlaf Ein," the first Of
which ia IN exquisite melody. AS
Wagner has written no music for the piano,
Miss Mehlig played Chopin, and the ohango
made IN acceptable break In the programme.
Her playing was marked BY even more than her
usual sentiment and delicacy Of feeling, aud WAS
Welcomed with the customary enthusiasm. It is
sa{o to say that many converts we're made to
Wagner last evening, and it is only just to add
that the orchestra neTer acquitted itself batter,
notwithstanding the intricate difficulties Of the
numbers. The orchestra will play in Madison
this evening, and then goes to Milwaukee, where
it will give tho MilwauIeeans d taste Of Wagner.
, 1873-02-28

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb 27.-During the hsar-
ing in the case of Gilbert, now incarcerated on =
charge OF counterteiting, an intimation was
dropped by one OF the Witnesses which was fol-
lowed up By the Assistant District Attorney, and
which has led to the apprehension and arrost Of
Boston Buck, an alleged notorious counter-
feiter, as an accomplioe OF Gilbert. Officers
worked up the case, and returned from Forest
County yesterday, having Buck in custody. He
was arrested in the mountains, twenty-six miles
from Toneata, and charged with manufacturing
counterfeit coin. A set Of mou1ds were found
Landing, with metal ndvarious appliances used
in the business. 1t is stated that there ia BUS
ccptiblo proof that Buck nided Gilbert in mnnu-
featuring. Tho moq1ds are for ten. twenty five,
and fifty cent coins. Buck Was committed to
Jail for hearing.
, 1873-02-28

acknowledgements: Thouaand- Dollar Grssu-
backs-The Nesbitt Cheeks-Plundering ths TEoaa-
uEy-Ths Change in Amy Unlfosms-Ex-Gov- Ya.ss
H Observation-Disclosures Of the Pacific Railway
Ex-senator Fowler and tho Credit Mohtier-Isop
and Corn-The National Labor Couucsl-Tho Pro-
posed Impeachment Of Vice President Coltsx-Tha
Railroad and Warehouse Coru1nl1atonexs-PoHtiea
Organizations; The Polaad Coznmittee's Report; 4
Bold and Eesz1eas Stand; Railroad Frai7hts and
TAxss; Divorces In Illinois.
FAoEs-By Prnf William M.shsws, Of the University al
Chicago.
CHURCH-STAT1sTIC-FIg hu1n the Census.
, 1873-02-28
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL

To The Edttr Of The Chicago Tribune: ..;,
sm: notice m article in your columns , thus
morning. by Civilization" On tbs eubtect Of
our County Hospital Several articles hare ap-
pea1ed previously, urging the necessity OF better
Recommendations for the county sick but no
reference is made by any Of them to the recon-
mendations Of the Department Of Public chari-
ties. Dr.. Miller, tho superintendent, ~ nus en:
nual report sayB: "l In comparison WIN o'usf
cities, we are more poorly supplied WIN no8pi.n
accommodations than any other city IN tue ~orio'
according to our population that "sns Pres
, 1873-02-28

"A man charged with murder IN IN heT SeFa~d dofs TX
1ssosas hss e1g e. ,ssa soTs 9Se I
rests that tbs execution Of criminal under tho
preeent statutes may require the a1n unan'moas nous
Consent Of forty persons, Twelve 3Hh55. ~
men must areo upon the question oa raS 1aS' nnon NON
@ Court T Lave each an opportunity to exercise their
le1al 1pesso in picking flaws in tho rulings ana
Charge If thej5 brother Judge who presided a'
the trial.
, 1873-02-28
HALF A MILLION
DOLLARS
Total, ID, GO Gifts, al 900
Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters, $3.50.


THoS: z: RRAMLETTE, of Kentucky, to txke charge
Of the business OF the Concert their behalf and
Will gtVe personal Attention to Ill tho dotas Besides the
4Eaal tbs Qones. ioz the bensat Of he
voes oi confidence IL tho Management and approval q
noted that postsiys and complete tho
n without dey tsta Of The d1aEtng will be ready
holder, and buyers need therefore, 10 KNOWN unless
they 80 choose.
A. he l.,s Go9esE ticket No. 8,450 drew the cap
tEe precisely announced Tbs ttckut hed
H. r &. Bassas. W. p. snnmss. f. Reb6 se
Abort Jones, Gideon snu1tz. e. G. Crawford Chas.
1lcCa1la, J. Frank Pancake, Lloyd Morledge. Henry 4.
Rothzoek. The money WAS paid Second National
Bank OF Lousv fo1 Ftr1t National Bank Of
Columbus 1nd and BY the LITTER bank paid tho
gentlemen named above,
Tho TFnstee9 exo refer With pleasure to all who h4Eo
drawn gifts IN tho first Concerts tho satisfactory
anner In which thsy received the money without any dis
counts Whate7er haEinX beer deducted. Orders may
Ee9t bY mail b. F. O. order, dzaf registered letter.
Al order. aad applications tor information must be
made immediately either to Hon. THOS. E: BRAN
LElIE; as L1utzvtlle, or F. j. DiBBLE 4 CO., 164
LaSale-st., Cntcago, Western Depot Of Supply,
Apply also at kookstorcs Of W PH1LLIfS, Ia Dear
Pofn-st. and ss7 @ StstS;st ~ H0BToN BRO. 81 West
IT, q 4 7sE1GSr HUHsE ''''''' ~ "e'' aaAo'''n-
, 1873-02-28
TaIRD PAGE

Notes Of the United States survs3
Of the State OF nlinois-Fiye Hundred Booky Haf 4
Century Old Some Interesting Extracts from Ths,4
:-shawneetown snd It's Tzoables-Tha Great hna-
dations Of 1s13,
TIE TRANSPORTATION QUEsT1oN-An Asz.eu1-
tural DoubleTrack Railroad 6stween ChIcazo md
Now York.
THE FARM AND GARDEN ustter from ''Rura1"}-
The Watch-EActory, and Its Relation to Faruo-La-
bor.Wool and Mutton-Reletiss Value Of Male and
Female Labos-The Eject Of Learning the Gtrls l.
TTada-Ihe Vaiuo Of Steady HAnds-Thn Factory a.
Mnssum Of MechAnism-Ihe Effect On Rural IN
xeatnents-Ths Valuo Of Manufactures to the Farui-
az, with Some suggesttans-Capital Employed io
:: Farminz-WhAt W. Aza Ncz1sctine. -
THE APIRY {Lqaaz from :'.E4sz Thine to Feed
Neal to Bees-Dozaestlo Duties Pa1tpr,nsd by Tie
Taunx Beea-1he Development Of the Eao from ths
/ ECR-A Complete Swarm.
MRS SAM JONkS latter from That Lad4)-Sprfn9 Il
On 1a Way Northxard-Th Egg Harres. HI. Also
Co1ntneaeed-EgRs and eo-Cept cosa-Hens' Nests
Improving Cur Homa-Maklnz Buttes-Hox to
: Make Yellow May Butts1-About Charms and Chn,zt-
1ae-An lats Aaa-Mad ~ Wes Hon-Ho Tu.sat-
j. ems = Suit, and Is Going to TAks the Paps1s-Asa-
F.: packed.
HEAFEN-A Poem.
a DOG G-STORY-How Pouto Was Sold.
, 1873-02-28

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ga dispatch from
Harrisburg reports, unofdcialy, that the Com,
issoners OF the Sinking Fund doh have resolvod 2n
81 ,er p, o,ert bonds Of the Commonwealth, being
caFtifcates M OF S., 600 and UNDER and to stop in
terest tar thereon sfter ninety days notice.
, 1873-02-28

Ezw Yonk, Feb. 27.-snowing all day, and tho
butchcra buy more freely, fearing blocked roads.
CAr1LE-Yesterday and to-day 400, making 6eoo
Etnce Saturday, agaiust 100 last week Sales were
quicker and Shade better prices, but not enough to
quote The ADVANCE AL fresh and some stale lots sold
natives, and 12913Nc for fair 10 prime. Something
extra would go higher. 4 drove Of 1000 pound
cherofees tidy sold 1T 1osc 50 lbs per cwt cars ILL.,
cara ulinois, 81 cwt, 11Kc, 81 lbs.
saEErTo day, a,2oo making 1850 this Neet,
rates. only thin cus At low prices. Quotations,
34@6c for poor 65@7c for th1nnish to medium, and
7H@8c for good to prime; extras, 8t1c; and 8Hc
tor Of fine wool State 10 lbs Sc for car Of lo7
ibsi: 10 for Of 50 Ohio; 5Ko for cars cu1is,
g. ibs.
HoaE-Arrivals H cars, making p 900 since Satur-
day, against 7G0 last week. Market strong and fully
Ac ADVANCE Live selling 1t 5A@6c: city dressed, Gz
@71c; 7A1c for 200 ns; Western dressed, eA@5Ac-
, 1873-02-28
FIFTH PAGE.-

FIFTH PAGB ...-
RAILROAD DCoMM1SS1ONERSRe Restkuaion Of Mssx.s.
= McCrea, stlwal, and Robinsoa-Meeslnx Of tAs
Legislative Fazmsrs' Club-A Nomination Tsndsxad
and Declined.
WASuINGTON-Gen. Bntler's Report Relative to tha
Proposed Impeachment OF vice-Prnaidsnt Col1ax;
Tho Scene Of tho Iear-The Debate In the Hecsa On
the Poland Couamittco's Report,
PROGRESS In MEDICAL 6CIESCE-Cssas af E2t
1sps4-
PRODUCER vs.. noa-PRoDuoER- Of
Haroe Industry. =
ILLINOIS L1BERALs-A Meeting at sp7tngaaId... =.
TIE EFARMERS-An Agricultural Convention ut Joliet
-The transportation aud Railway Questtans; Con-
vcnttons 1t otAva, Eaf1vtlle. and Gcasva+
ADVERTISEMENTS. :
, 1873-02-28

account, eo.8s2zc- s-ooa Of rs, esA; do q, 81,
eaA; 1e.49s, s9A. New ST soK; Ere, 12A: s.,x,,,,
E54, 900.
The rate Of money at the Stock Exchange on Gov
ernment securities is per cent lower than tho bank
rate.
Tallow. 43s 3d243a I'd.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-Rentes, SCI 35c.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. o7-Cottou dull !; mddling up
1and 91d; orleans, 9,z@10l: sales, 10000 bales !;
Anerican. 5000 speculation and export, 1000
Bresdssuts- California white wheat, average
quality, 11s 8d@11s Cd club 12s 6d@12s 10d red
winter las 3D. Flour, 2as ed@2sa Corn, 27s@37e Sd
Pork, SIS. Cumberland niddlas, 35s. Short ribs,
, 1873-02-28

BosToS, Feb. 27.-Reports are current Of 4
heavy embezzlement from the Lechmero Na-
tional Bank, Of East Cambridge, consisting OF
United States and other bonds.
, 1873-02-28

Pr11sBuBoH, Feb. 27.-CATrLE-Market fair
rivals light best, 6A@S1c; stockess, 54@5a1c; CON-
mon, 3ta4c.
6nEEP-21arket bad arrivals heavy best, 6496Hc;
medium, 5355c; common, 49aHc.
HoGs-MArket unchanged Arrivals fair /; Phladel-
phias $5.10959o; Torkers, $5,1G93.3g.
, 1873-02-28

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27.-Crude petroleum pantcky,
and prices dull and lower. Sales at s.. 10 decline
caused Try the Withdrawal Of EASTERN buyers. Refined
dull and }4o lower on home and Eastern delivery.
, 1873-02-28
6IxTH PAGE

SIXTH PAGE-
PERIODICAL .LIrERATuRE-Tha Atlantic. ser4b-
uer's, and the G&i11y, for Aarch-The Quarrel o&
Jefferson aud HAzniiton-IIfs u1tar G1Rkx-Scottiah
Hospitality sixty Years SinceeA Ut4tul eIessou-A
Coed Word for Quacks-P1ofos1:oual and uter2z3
Incornes-Profoasor Morse and tho Tc1azzsDh-Hspo-
Icon H-Weztasn EAasazu Markst@~ThuFauw
Woods ReconsetacuAof Horace Graoley-Ths ndau
Question. .--'-'''- ~. -''-'
LOU1SANA-Reportso Of tho Senate Committees.
TWO WOMEN on THE BLOcK-Tha Apful End Of
tho BAby -FA1mets ofNap1cs.
, 1873-02-28

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SEVENTH PAGE
CREDIT MOB1LIER-Rspoft Of tho Wilson Committee
Proposed Lezis1tton-An Interview with Oakes
Amos.
TIE NEW YORK CANALs-The Piopo,cd Incrsa,, in
tho Ratcs Of Tola-Repo.. to .ha Nor Yusk Pxoduc9
~--, Exchange Interesting Statistics '- -
An AWFUL ExPER1ESCE-A 41aa .Dra~a-Tarouah
Machinery.
sPR1SGfG 4 AEEAn Interesting Story from. 'An
the Year Round."
4 LEGEND OF DELHI-A Con mfo Poeu' =.
DEATH FROM sMoKNG-1nApnaf1fnuc. c...
, 1873-02-28
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE,

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 27.-The Senate was called
to ordar by Senator REYNOLDS, President pro
tenn.
PETITIONS.
By Senator PALMER-Pehton against the
present Stock 1aT. Referred.
By Senator BROWNIE reference to an ac1
now pending before the Senate. Referred Will
ont reading.
q Livingston County. Referred to the co"-
mlttee on Railroads. al.
NEW Bills = =
b Senator UPTON-A bill for an act to pro-
Tde for notice to parties Of the pendeneg OF
suits.
b Senator SHORT-In relation to the levy
Ind collection Of taxes.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. -
Under suspension Of the rules the foloH7n4
reports we're made: -.
Tbs Committee On Appropriations reported
Senate bill 24O, recommending it's reference TO
the Committee on Public Institutions. Referred
The Committee on Municipalities subatl-
1nte for the bill for an act removing city ohce1s
Bead the first time.
On motion Of Senator McGRATH, 300 copies
'of the substitute were ordered printed.
The Committee on Fees and Salaries reported
Bill 81, recommending that the enacting clause
be stricken out. The Senate concurred- Also
Bill 200; with amendments. Ordered printed. :
RESOLUTIONS
eanator sHEPARn: under suspension Q1 Tue
The Republican journal., 1873-02-13
The Narraqansett Turkey.

This is one of the largest and hardest of
all the breeds of turkeys. 1t is raised in
the greatest perfection in the Southeastern
Connecticut and Rhode Island. Il region
famous for its fine poultry. TURKEYS do
remarkably well along the sea board, and
almost every farmer remote from the vii
lagos has his flock. 1t is not uncommon to
find fiocks Of from one to two hundred
birds the product of about a dozen hens,
under the skilful management of a poultry
woman or boy OF course, they do some
damage to grain; but this evil il counter
balanced by the enormous destruction of
insects secured. From June to September
they subsst mainly upon grasShopperS,
crickets, and other ins, cts, ranging for the
most part in the pastures and woodlands.
They are fattened in October and Novem-
Der, and it is not uncommon for lot of
early chicks to reach the average weight Of
fourteen pounds, dressed. at THANKSGIVING
or Christmas. The common run of turkeys
sent TO the New York market do not aver
age more than eight or nine pounds. The
Nafra@ansett is very large, healthy bird
and has heen bred for size for many gener-
ations. Most of the birds sold in the Bos
ton and Providence markets under the name
of Rhode Island turkeys, or extra No. |.
are of this breed. The farmers are careful
in the selection of their breedin. stock.
taking young gobblers that will weigh from
twenty-five to twenty eight pounds, and
hens that will weigh from twelve to sixteen.
Where the birds are kept over, gobblers
will sometimes dress thrty-two to thirty
four pounds. For making poultry for
market, the Narragansettes have no super
ior. The prevailing colors are white and
black, with a large patch of white upon
the wing-bow, giving the general impress
sion of gay bird. They are not uniform
in the shading, but, with sufficient pains
taking, could be bred to feather Nv.
Cliff, in the Poultry World
The Republican journal., 1873-02-13
In Disguise.

The Camden Democrat tells the follow
ing story with u great deal OF sclf-eatiS-
faction ut originating a genuine sensation
1t seems that some time last simmer Il
pain-looking and apparently care-worm
man was passing gentleman'7 dwelling
IN or near Beverly. His little daughter.
remembering that her father wanted help
to pick berries, hailed the stranger and
asked him if he was seeking employment
He replied in the affirmative, and at once
had an interview with the proprietor, who
set him at work. He proved to be active
and Industrious and made himself useful
in many wayS-so much so, that his en-
ployer retained him afterwards. 1t was
discovered that he had more than ordinary
intelligence, was quite polished in his
manners, and equally unpresuming As
time progressed it was discovered that lie
was master of five different languages.
and was at home on any subject when
drawn out in conversation. He was.
nevertheless, an efficient and faithful
worker, always obedent and obliging,
winning the esteem of the entire family
His employer finally came to the con
clnsion that he was not what he eonmod
and surmised that from some cause or
other, whether reputable or disreputable,
he was an exile from his native land, and
sought concealment 1t was noticed that
he corresponded with parties in Russia;
but as he kept his own counsel, and was
too dignited to admit of "pumping,"
there was no clue to the mystery. This
Winter, however, his employer, having
nothing for him to do could not keep him.
He left, and went to Newark. where he
was working as Il laborer the last heard
OF him. Nov comes the mysterious part
of the story. Some days since the gentle
man who employed him at Beverly re-
ceived draft for EGG ,O00-about 213O. 900
OF our currency in favor Of his mysterious
workman
The gentleman has gone to Newark in
search OF him, for the purpose of deliver
ing the draft in person. The affair he's
made quite II stir in the little circle f;,mil-
lar with the facts, and all sorts of specu-
lations indulged in. The last conjecture
is that he is = Russian nobleman. who
fought duel-such an occurrence having
taken place, some time previous to the
strangers arrival-and that he was forced
to precipitate departure from his native
land, but has been pardoned; others, that
a relative has died and left him the for
tune, as he had often spoken of a wealthy
aunt in his own country. He was always
pleasant, but was often absorbed in
thought, at times showing melancholy
cast OF countenance, as if oppressed by
some secret sorrow. He was too amable
in disposition. however, and wore too well
on further acquaintance, to admit of the
suspicion of crime