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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16
STATE ITEMS.

A belr is said to be fOoling around Cool Springs,
Sussex county.
Present indications point to an abundant wheat
crop in Sussex county, this season.
A double egg was recently LAID by hen belong
ing to Mr.. Henry Clayton, near Mlddletown.
Sewen C. Biggs, Esq, has in bis orchard, near
Bridgsvlle, Sussex county, peaches already 394
inches in circumference.
Sturgeon fishing, at Delaware City, is now at its
height. A few days since, boat landed % on the
wharf, the run OF one tide.
A few nights since. a sheep-hound got into q
Aock on Nj Wm. D. Clark S farmnear st. Georges
and killed qaite a number Of them.
The Delaware aud Pennsylvania railroad, FROM
Landenberg to Delaware City, will be opened fol
business and travel on the 20th inst.
The steamer "Fern" moored at the Iron Pier, a
Lewes, on Tuesday morning, there beiug at th'
outer end depth of twelve feet water. This i
the first steamer there.
The Town Commissioners of LeWes have ISSUED
an ediot prohibiting ball playing in the streets
corner lounging, animals roaming in the streets
and kindred nuisanoes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16
for Sale and for Rtnt.

JNoR sALE.-second- Hand MELODEONs. at al
~ most your own prices. at the Music Rooms, No.
4l6 Market street
je4d6 JAMES n. CLEMMER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

Some singular resemblances crop up Ooca-
sionally In this world. 1t would be thought al
most impossible to ind two persons, not rela-
ted, In fact one living in England, and one
here, named. fortHltOusly, WrlOthesly Jones !;
vet such Is the fact, and one OF the Jones' en-
titled to this small mOdlcum Of distinction, re-
sides In this city. Stranger still is the case Of
five persons in Massachusetts,, all having the
same name, and all distinguished by one glass
eve, without there being the remOtest kim
ship between them. Now, two Eugene AL
bert Perrys have turned up, each with his ini-
tials tattOOed on his arm and a star on his
right hand. Need we 60 farther, and mention
too marks Of the real TichbOrne, with posi-
DIV, one exceptiOn-for the exception is not
really fully established. Who knows but the
reader of this may have his or her perfect
double somewhere In the world. even to the
birth-marks. Baltimore GGzette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16
A woman that Never raIks.
From the Delaiparean.


KENT COUNTY Aims HoUsE.-One day during
the week our reporter visited the Aims House OF
this county, IN company with some members OF
the press "from foreign parts" and all came to
conclusion, that for neatness cleanliness, the
seemingly general satisfaction of the inmates,
and its entire good management, the institution
has but few equals, aud is not surpassed by any Of
its kind in the country. The party searched every
nook and corner throughout the entire premises,
Pnd found everything and everybody in and
around the buildings in the very beet condition.
They talked with many OF the inmates, and they
all expressed satisfaction at the comforts and
treatment they received. The department where
the insane are Kept was also visited, and the
rooms and clothes found IN good order, but here
they met q curiosity that surpassed anything the
corps repoTtoT,el ever dreamed, heard, or read Of
and no man on earth would scarcely imagine the
existence Of such 4 thing. iooBsGn toho has hG
perfect use Of speech, and yet refuses to talk
When will wonders cease Our representative
tried in every conceivable way to get her to tall
he spoke OF the beautiful birds, trees, and hoW
ers, aud sung songs, begged, coaxed, but all TO NJ
puIpose, and as last resort lie opened diseours'
on dress--talked Of fashionable bonnets, anC
though it may be hard to believe, even this faieC
to get Que word from "the little fay" as she i
called Testing aside, this poor maniac Is one tha
eXcites great interest III all visitors at the Aim
HOUSE from the fact of her having been foun'
estray IN a field one day, and no one has been abl
tell who she Is from whence she came. She
young, prepossessiug ia appearance, Catholic i
religion, and tell4 her beads with much sssiduit
but she never talks
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

1.-TWO HORSES for sale low. on the
4 farm Of Henry Kane. within half EIA
mile Of Garrett's Snuff Mills. Chrstianl ~
Hundred. Del. jel3-dtf AAA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

1t Is said that fifteen thousand persons have
visited Edward S. Stokes since his cOnGne-
ment In the TOmbS. In fact he has held on
certain days quite series Of leveeS. Upon
the news Of the granting of q new trial two
donnratulatIOns. The other murderers cOnfin-
"A viii him are said 10 rejOice at his respite
a selfish 10y, probably, as It seems to strength
en- their chances Of escape throngh the laws
teehnIealities and delays.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

The Nastar Car Builders ConVention, lnses-
sion at Boston, has elected the following ON
GERS Tor TIE ensnlnR year President J, II Van
Hou1en. Of Plttabnr9 Vice President, v. ID.
Perry, Of Hartford Srcretary Leander Cary
o. New York; Treasurer, As .Stelnbaek, OF Read
Ing Pa. 8Nt ri eA
Five glEls, neither e thsm, over twenty
years Oh aea. have entered three hundred and
twenty acres Of land q Kansas, and intend "a
make 3 dairy farm OF it. All but two OF the
RiFls are graduates Of eastern schools, and two
Of them are proficient In agricultural chemis'
TRY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

IT is asserted that there are bat two street
HAilWays in BroOklyu, New York, earning divi-
dends on their stock. The charge IL Eve cents q
passenger. TIE total OF the capitaI stock and
funded and floating debt Of these railways is co.
060,558 Their aggregate cost was 81, ,lS9 732; the
length Is ninsty-sigh miles and the cost per mile
OF double track is put at S73,535. The number Of
passengers carried lest year was 65.a29.212. The
receipts were for tbs same tins S2,7O0 l04 the
expenditures 81. 2.437,5O9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

STORM Mars. The signal service bureau
ct Washington exhibits another evidence OF
It's enterprise ln the Publication Of new
storm map for May, 1879. The map ia about
~ by 70 inches. printed IN chQeolate and blue
which occurred In May by black lines. Tie
design Is simple, and affords very satisfao-
tory record,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

On Nav 2ist, ]. W. Bacon, waiter on the
TiVel I'M New York by the railroad cars from
mia citv. and was taken very Ill. He was
treated FOR Iaundlce until Monday last when
blSek yomIf set In, and he died the same day,
Of stunmistakeable yellow fever The
room IN which be died and his clothing were
dlslnfected, and he was brrled In the Potter's
lald. ...,.. tf.ea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16
DAILY GAZETTE.

JURT TRIAIs.-The Philadelphia Ledger, COM
mentlng upon the verdict of acquittai in the
West murder case, on the ground of selfdefense,
says "There seems to be an epidemic of stupid
jury proceedings all around the compass, as II
some fate were at work to bring the jury system
into universal contempt"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16

CAPTAIN JACK DEFENDED Gen. Mes cham
thinks Captain Jack the bert of the Nodes after
all. He says be Was the hrnt and most persistent
advocate OF peace, but whenever he talked In it,
favor some Sf the tribe would throw shawl over
his shoulders OF put q WOmanla bonnet on bic
head, signiIylng that he was coward, and II
their iannts and ieers he a last yielded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16
Population Of the Eastern shore.

The total, white and black. population Of the
shore counties of Maryland is shown in the follow
ing table: Worcester, 16,4l9; Somsrssf 1880;
Kent, l7,l02 Caroline, l2.l0l; Cecil 25,S74; Queen
Annss, l5,l7l; Talbot l6,l37; Dorchester, O,45S;
total, l4l, 1852.
The total population Of the shore counties Of
Virginia. white and blrek, Is as follows AecOmAe,
20,4O6; Northampton. S,046; total, 2S,455-or q
total tor the eoest region Of both States OF 100 907
Inhabitants. f>
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-16
RmbIit SaIes.
DUBLIC SALE OF
CEMETERY, LOTS.

Notice is hereby given that there will be Public
sale OF Lots in the beautiful and desirable grounds
Of the st. Georges Cemetery CO., situated one mile
west of the town. on TUESDAY. the 24th inst, at
o'clock, p. m.
The ground comprising about four az ACRES, has
recently been laid ont into lots many Of them very
suitable for vaults, is high and rolling and one
oi the most desirable burial places in tho State.
BY order Of the board of Directors,
j. 2. BELVILkE.
je3-ts. Secretary.
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Horrible Deaths On a Railroad,


1t appears that the accident on the St Louis
and Southeastern railroad, which occurred at
French Village, Mo-, Thursday, was occasioned
by culpable carelessness. The passenger train
was just about to take the side track to let a
freight train pass, when the construction train,
which lad been passed at the dirt pile but a
few minutes before, and its conductor must
have known Of its proximity, came laundering
around the curve at high speed, and plunged
into the rear of the passenger coach, which was
Immediately filled with steam, and number of
passengers were more or less scalded. Mrs.
John b. Lusk, or Luke, of Morgan county,
Missouri, while in the act of jumping from
the train, was caught between the cars ami
CRUSHED To DEATH.
Her husband. with an infant in his arms. sue
cecded III reaching the platform unhurt A
gentleman, supposed To be James Ill. Watts, OF
Chester, Ill.,, a member of the Illinois legisla-
ture, was caught between the platform of the
rear car and the engine of dirt train. and lit
orally torn to pieces. young daughter OF Mrs.
Griffin, of McLeansborough, H.. received Jet
of steam full in the face, and was horribly
scalded about the head and upper part of her
body. Her eyes were put out. 1t is thought
she cannot recover.
SOMEBODY TO BLAME.
The coroner's jury has found the conductor
and engineer of the constructor to be the per
sons who caused the accident, and writs were
promptly issued Tor their arrest. John Fam
ming, the engineer, has been caught and com
mitted to jail, but Ward, the conductor, cannot
be found.
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Sassafras tea is a Pittsburg tipple.

~ SasSafras tea II PIttsburg tpple.
9-A Cleveland, Ohio, girl is eight feet high.
MA Pbenixyille church has a woman sex
ton.
HThe Pope is recovering from his recent
Illness.
SProfessor Agassiz is reported to be failing
in health.
miss Wade, of Cincinnati, has failed in
sXty-one attempts at suicide.
~The population of st. Louis is i2s.l36, an
increase OF III ,2o2 over the census OF $50. So
st. Louis saws.
e&James Monroe. the present mayor of An
napolis, Nd, has been renominated by the
republicans for reelection.
ga Detroit half orphan has appealed TO the
courts TO enjoin his mother from marrying
again.
s1A wandering heir has turned mp in Leaven-
worth, Kan, and lays claim to ten acres, night
i'm the heart OF the city.
~An Ohio man killed "young" goose the
other day, and discovered in its crop gold ring
his daughter lost ten years ago.
.~James Newman, Of Elizabethport, n. J..
went out shooting last Tuesday and has not
since been heard of.
fame, utilities his cavalry experience in the
management Of livery stable.
~ker0eene Is down to 10 cents A gallon i'm
Auburn; which places suicide within the reach
OF the poorest.
81. Z. Sullivan's tobacco factory I'm Rich.
last; loss $1,000. N's"'
"a Tennessee woman sent bill of one do,
lar for light and fire to Q young man who failed
70 come counting on the appointed evening.
The ladies are all beginning to part their
hair again. and find the old style yery m Snified
and lady like. The "poodleh style has been
banished completely.
0San Francisco amateur astronomers Are
iooied into crying "meteor" by small Chinese
kites. -
The trial Of Blakely for the murder of
Maud Merrill, his niece, takes place in New
York next week.
Dubuque testator formally gave devised
and bequeathed his wearing apparel TO his vite'
for the reason that she had been accustosns5,
wear EN- during her married life w
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SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS IN ONAHA-Oneof IN.
most encouraging evidences of advancing civil
ixaton in Omaha is the interest manifested i,
the public school exhibitions BY the adult resj
dents, who are in the habit Of taking their whis
Ky with them and smaking a night Of it, Tn,
only difficulty is that their attendance is some
tunes 90 numerous and enthusiastic as to dri ~,
the teachers and pupils altogether out of the
room. as has happened two or three times Iateiv
in Nemaha county. '''N
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A NEW JERSEY LEGISLATOR ARRESTED ON
THE CHARGE OF BRIBERY.-Immediatele after
the adjournment sine die of the New Jersey
legislature yesterday, an officer arrested c. E.
Sheppard, senator frsm Cumberland, on a war
rant issued on complaint of Joseph Shaffer.
contractor of the national railroad, charging
the Senator with corruptly receiving $500 in
consideration of his vote in the interest of said
railway. 1t is stated that Sheppard received
the money, but did not vote as was expected or
agreed upon, and said he intended to return the
taken the money and keeping 1t. Mr.. Sheppard
gave bail.
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From Europe To-day.

FIVE MINERS KILLED.
LONDON, April 5.-An explosion of fire damp
occurred in a coal mine near Abertillery, Mon
mouthshire, yesterday, causing the death OF
Eve miners and the weunding of many others.
THECARLIsT wAR1 SPAIN.
MADRID, April 5-Twenty-five Carlists were
captured Yesterday near Barcelona, and taken
to that city. The government troops had great
difficulty an preventing a mob from lynch ing
the prisoners. Most of the churches in Cata-
lonia have been closed or turned into barracks.
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The Pail Mall Gazette of yesterday apollo
gizes for it, article in which II spoke of the Fee
MAN agitations, and the traffic in noisy disloy-
alty of certain Irish members. and which cau-e
a rather warm debate i'm the House of Commons
on Thursday. Ii says that the article was pub
lished on account of the accidental failure OF
same sentiments, though in somewhat geRtler
language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-05

PRINCE MENsCHIKoFF has been sent by the
Russian government TO meet the Shah OF Per-
sia; and the government at st. Petersburg il
making every preparation to impress that IN on
arch with sense of the magnifcence, power,
and extent of Russia.
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WALL Street Today.

NEw YORK, April 5.-GOld opened at lis !.
and has advanced to ll9, the highest poiui
reached by : per cent. in the present "bull"
speculation. cn gold loans the rates for carry
ing until Monday have been 3-6i. lis, 1-16,
and !; gold, :, 4, and per cent. per annum,
anil Ii
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FIRE AT GoRDoNsvILLE, NA.-The large
sumac. plaster, and corn mill, belonging to Mr..
y. - Smith. in GordOnsyIlle, Va, was entirely
consumed by lire at about O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. The fire originated from the sparks
OF the engine Loss, : Is. 900; insurance, -, JO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-05

SEVERAL Sioux CHIEFS viii visit Washing
ton this summer for a conference with their
Great Father.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP and party reached
Dennison, Texas, yesterday morning. They
leave this evening for San Antonio.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION has sent
out over II 900 letters, and 1000 mail pack.
ages, relating to the Vienna exposition.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. - The President
has accepted the resignation of I'd Lieutenant
Frank +. Nye, ID Cavalry.
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New York Notes.


NEW York, April 5-The newest phase OF
the Goodrich murder case is that james w.
Knox, prisoner i'm the Brooklyn jail ON the
charge of forgery, claims 10 have information
that would result in the detection OF the muir
derer, but refuses 20 disclose il unless tie
charge against himself be dismissed Knox
four years on the New York police force.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BULLS HEAD BANK
ARRESTED.
IL is rumored that President Williamson, Of
the Bulls Head Bank, has been arrested on
indictments found by the grand jury. Tse
receiver reports that after the depositors have
been paid, there Will remain $4,000 20 repre-
sent the capital and surplus of the bank. The
receiver says The money was taken by some one
in the bank who had access to the books. New
directors were chosen last evening.
REVENUE CUTTER SUNK.
The revenue cutter Bronx struck A Sunkeu
rock between Little Gulf Island and Asylum
Island, Long Island Sound yesterday, aud sunk
in twelve feet of water. All hands were saved.
PRESIDENT WATSON,
OF the Erie road, was to-day examined by the
legislative committee, bat nothing material was
elected. except that he refused TO sanction any
money being paid for Albany legislation.
FATAL FIGHT.
Edward Dorar, OF 500 Greenwich street, hed
this morning from Injuries received In night
with Robert Smith the other evening
THE COUNSEL FOR NIXON,
under sentence Of death, be preparing bill OF
exceptions 10 obtain q stay Of proceedings and
writ Of error. Niasu says he had . row with
Carl one Of the yXer ee%s s% Ssm ago On and md
trial.
Another Yoang Chrisalan Ce,,e "A
Grief.
New YoRE, April 5-w. 9. Andrew. after
aen'erng lecture 70 the Young Mems Chris
taken 70 the Ludlow-street jail, on a charge az
contempt OF court I'm retaining some s3 ~ he
naa peen ordered 70 pay over 70 Q woman I'm a
bankruptcy case.
- We0an nSe . Froeaan.
raiLApkLfHrA, April Sin the supreme
cous oo-aay, the case Of Miss Burnham was
concluded, fhe pleading for the right TO vote ON
the ground that the word freeman In the consfi-
tuuon meant both men and women, but it
was decided against her.
Movements Of ahe President.
EAsToN, Pa, April 5.-Presdent Grant and
party passed through here for Lebanon, Penn
syiyania, to-day.
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The ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT in the French
national assembly, yesterday, resulted in the
choice OF NJ. Louis Joseph Buffet, by a ma
jority of nineteen, over NJ. Marrel. Cashier
Perier does not appear to have been candi-
date.
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A MoBILIER CoNsCIENCE.-The Treasurer
received to-day as contribution 10 the icon
science fund" a coupon of Union Pacific rail-
road bond of the value of s35 from Albany,
Nv
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PARDoNED.-The governor Of Virginia has
pardoned Landon F. Levitt, convicted in the
LOudoun circuit court In October, 1866, of horse
fourteen years. At the same time he was con-
victed Of shooting with intent to kill, and SEN
fenced TO confinement for one year.
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SHE WAS RIGHT THE FIRST TIME-The Ma
coupin (In.l Inquirer says that a Greene county
Young lady, who is worth $50 OOO recently re-
fused to marry clergyman, because she
thought she was unfit to be the wife of a min
ister. He then abandoned his sacred calling,
and proposed again. The second time she de-
clined his offer, on the ground that she was too
good to marry a man who woull throw away
his clerical robes to win a woman's hand.
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AN INSANE MANS WILL ANNCLLRp.-The
will of the late Samuel j. Browne, q clergyman
Of Cincinnati, has been annulled, on the ground
that the testator was insane. This will left
$500 900 to found university, to be named after
MIR. Browne. The heirs of the testator agree to
give 500 600 to endOw the Cincinnati Universe
ty. This Mr.. Browne. it will be remembered,
shot a boy and killed him for robbing his orch
ard, o few months before his death.
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MIR. JOHN GoFoRTH, the new Assistant At
torney General, will enter upon his duties on
Monday next. Mr.. McMichael, his predecessor.
left for Philadelphia last evening to assume his
duties as L. s. district attorney for western
PENNSYLVANIA
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The GAS MEMS STRIKE IN NEW YORK
The gas mems strike was inaugurated in New
York last night. Delegates from the different
metropolitan gas works met and issued a notice
warning all wOrkingmen to abstain from seek
ing employment in gas houses during the COM
ing struggle for the establishment Of the eight
hour system. The notice further states that all
means consistent with law and order win be
used by the men to enforce the eight-hour law
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season

Inc present. severe season
has theroughly tested the virtues Of Mrs. jones'
Cough acknowledgements of bottles having been
used with certain success. Its trial has been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or the most aggrs-
waited cases it has cured with equal success. 1t is
not Objectionable to the taste, and therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object to
nauseating mixtures, particularly its doses are
small and every dose contains the germ of an sti-
mate cure. Its value in advanced cases those
verglns on consumption must not be underestimated
Many such it has entirely cured, even cases of &C
knowledged consumption. While ii does notcure il
greatly relieves, and large number Of these unfor
tunaes il for the great relief affords them
For a Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness or any affection Of the throat or lungs you can
use nothing more reliable.
by ERTHUR NaTTANs, Druggist. O'
ml2-tr Corner I'd and ID streets northwest.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce
Is iNDIsPENsABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
octl5 2awly Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world
tints, disappointment, harmless, reliable, instan-
taneous black or brown; at all druggists, and 3
Bond street, New York. fS-eoly
=. A. Glersyman, while residing in South America,
e MISSIONARY, discovered safe and simple remedy
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and he
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured r by
the afcted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in q seaiSd
address, 60 any one VIC 5o sfsfi R H sSf
marasly station Ss D. R Rn9s aa;S,gse,
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were S32T 1855.
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RETRIBUTioN.-The ruffian Nixon. who shot
down a man in the streets of New York without
provOcation, has shown himself to be a misera-
BILE coward since his conviction. Presenting on
the immunity which murderers have heretofore
enjoyed in New York, he maintained q bold
and defiant front until the foreman Of the jury
before which be was tried pronounced the aw-
ful words. "Guilty of murder in the first de
gree" Then he gave way to fear and dread
and trembled and wept as if he supposed him
self TO be standing on the fatal platform. His
nervous prostration continues, and it is said
that he is only kept up by stimulants. He
neither eats nor sleeps, but lies on his bed
weeping bitterly constantly, and seems deaf t.
all consolation offered by his friends. Unless
some change takes place, ii is believed he can
not live until the time fixed for his execution
A POSSIBLE CLUE TO THE BROOKLYN MuR-
DER MYsrERY--The inquest in the Goodrich
murder case, In New York, has revealed the
fact that Goodrich desired DIR. Smith to pro-
duce an abortion upon a woman whose name
the witness (Smith) could not remember. Good
rich told him she was q woman of violent tenn
per. Witness thought the abortion was pro
duced by man named Butts. but did not know
whese he lived.
The detectives testified to finding the BODY
and they thought the murder was committed II
the morning.