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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

The power of superstition still So remark
able among the black people OF the s1uJh
the ease OF Williams murderer, inst tried at Mobile.
Alter he had committed the be cat 0 hc hand ~
the murdered man and preserved it In quicksilver tnd
Mlue carrying 70 In has pocket anu uy btleyins that
fhe talsman would prltCrt him from danger ~
detection. He cauet, however FOR all that 1ud -
likely 10 be hanged in spite OF The pre- eryed hand
There are jokes, of course, about Brigham
YOungs moving. A library HIS usually been supposed
10 Dee the most otut and bothersomo thing .n
the world, but when You nave family OF children MO
that Of the Great Mormon then you come Indeed 20 tha
real difficulties ~ transportation. Tie wresue 90 Brig
ham with the inventory OF ms children is seen To q
terrible Hc can never Ue tAI, ue ts got them al
tuguther-ncYcr tAat there - Io a-.li-k pieh-H
somewhere vino has not bern pIl .hl1 lhe 'ait, OF
ruther carts. Young sid fo tlf. h'n u.Ale uNl ga
inventory 0f his on.lIng, thus ltt HlIh ui~i 10Y
reruts, a. total b. rather larger taa % eAt,eses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
NprCENENTs no nIlnGRANTs.

CHEAP LANDS AND sALUBmoUs CLIMATE - rnE
PRoFIrABLENEss OF COTTON CULrURE-AN AGEI-
CULTURAL PARADIsE-r TIL. HISTORY OF PREVIOUS
MIGEATTONS.
tFROM As OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF rhE rRihuNtI
COLUMBIA, March S.-South Carolina Affords
very great entcements 10 the Agricultural emlgranL
Portions or hall dozen OF the lower counties toward
the 5eaboard unhealthy. But twothrds or more OF
the state is otherwise. This two-tiird7 embraces
large portion Of the cotton lands and All the eraugrow
Ing and grazing regions Columbia 10 very near tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

ISLE WIGHT, 1arch lb, 1873.
DEAN SIR have read your true-hearted letter with
deep interest II entirely corresponds with what had
imagined was the feeling OF Canada and rest assured
that ynu are t in what You believe 20 be the feeling
OF England concerning Canada.
For myself, hope thai may i've 20 see England and
her colonies Absolutely one. with complete reel
prOcfy Of the free gifts God az there IS between
county and another In the mother country.
/ would not wish anythins better for nv sons. nor
they for themselves tan they should devote
their lives toward ne ping 70 effect this seamess unon'
II my voice can indeed Ice heard IN Canada. iet ne en-
treat, with AL tho eatnesness OF which capable,
That she viii turn deaf ear TO any may hold less
loyal language; Tor ~ Do not England who speaks
through any such bui rather through for instance
like Cyul Graham whose article Ina last IFaSer you
have doubtless read aud considered.
THANKING you sincerely Tor What yOu kindly say o.
ny sc!i am, ~ al ruth you brother BIIion.
IINEYsOE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

at this late day, can procure any Of perma
Dently remedial nature 10 the body and its northund
members tagging supernuous in the Versailles will not
likely to any thoughtful observer Of that patient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
LETTER FROM rENNYsoN.
ElnnINnrnN. FnFsnWArER.

The Toronto Globe publishes the following
letter Mr. VIM. Kirby OF Niagara from Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

shone brighter
II tits true thai ridicue kills in France the Right
last Tuesday gratut0usy cruel blow 20 the MORT
bund body OF which they members. All the world
excepting the Righ-are testing this bagdgs ques
ton which enough side 70 the French
world crying Anticipating the final dissolution the
Assembly nas confessed, proclaimed itself alarming
stage Of decomposition. II has lost its head
senses than one. decaptang ITSELF it were, by drv
ing NJ Greyy from the Presidency OF its distracted
body.
NJ Gr6vy too without calculating for this occasion.
was not az all unready accept IT, He had grown weary
Of onerous functions, which he only accepted from pa
trotlsm in face OF the foreign enemy and in spirit OF
COMPROMISE and Cancellation toward parties home,
more sincere and endurngy honest than that OF the
transient royalsts who joined with the Republicans at
Bordeaux IN imposing them him. He feels the need
OF being his guide and OF free individual action
the new and critical phase OF political life which the
nation is about enter. He old time republican
from conviction, did not care now the great work s
nearly done and France about into full
toria possession of itself, to 20 exhausng large
part Of his strength in aud more strained effort at
mana ging unruly club Of 700 men, a consider
able portion OF whom do not IN his view, now represent
the nation and who protest against his impartial rulings
the simplest points Of order, purely political party
grounds. Had il been OF his devsing, however the
occasion OF his return the militant Republican ranks
cOnd not be TO his advantage. Preserved In their
own eXorbitant class concet the exutant mOnarchsts
at Versailles, him from his place Tuesday,
could not then, nor yet Wednesday, that they
we're themselves serving for his pedestal to him In
high usrious evidence before the nation. Public ppn
ion, with which NJ Gr6vy always stood we'll. rises
and Hoods 70 him. No bestmeaning friends could have
pushed him prominently forward they have JUS
DONE among the future candidates for presidency OF
the Republic. Surprising Gambeta, Theirs, Yesterdays
newborn Immortal Academclan, Due d'Aumale his
nephew prctender, the Count Of Paris that iymphac,
honest gentleman Henry ". Master Eugene student
Woolwich and his cousin Pon Pon the Brave suppOs-
ing these all merely seshy ambitious persons they be-
you'd all others should regret the ridiculous misconduct
of the combined royaliss and npeuasts toward Pres
dent Gr6vy at Versailles on All Fools day.
To-day there another baloting In the Assembly 20
MI the place which NJ Greyy with characterstically
quiet nrmnes despite the beseechings NJ Theirs and
others refuses stumble back The Immediate result
cannot m0Wn in Paris (which, 30 far teeuaphing
is concerned SIS further rom the political capital Of
France than DC is from New-Yorl. That bal
iouDg, or play VI other parliamentary iHachin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.


gosTos 6srch n-AriVsd sts. mships Normsa fo- pAs.
no.; ,,s r.sss S s.I H re s
Antwerpss G. Churchill from shields Lohs' foa Geo..
soS Tndsr from Psrs.nbo aoD,'oss rom Psos ION M,
HavsBA Meteor from London EaDy h. from sunsm ~, ~
Lssss Del aureb 7.-P.-.sdn ship. w,omnr .,
ss1o. nom ssyAanaS bsns Berthe ron Iqaqas Eis,s s
surg, AaOsos, from liverpool Arrived brig Coas,s ~ sss
SosyoIS Va March l4-Passsd ont hip Lys Tor Li,,,n
Psens fo Msfsss; bhs peDhsL os Ss West ladies' 49, an
Esrops bsrfeaiine yeho Paero brig Bagvs y, 10 ne.
West iBdssj bark name snknose from P,e'ne, Isa s A.
baltimore a the roads. lost both inchors
FOREIGN PORTS.
ya sS'S9 b.. s Ms y T,y: . S nD sSs,
vi" rsgee he c9sna .n4 iass ISrsaa s., %i, -. g,g,r
Perry hou Ee1YoE March 49, has arrived hero Tbe sIi,
GniS9 Lane steamship Snosso pss@s1 H., IRON Sss Or Marc .
PLYzogrH nsreh 11Tes aamblrg nshcsn Line u.am... -
.is Meier from NesYok March 3 tor Hsmury arrived bsr.
srErTiS March 24Tbs Baltic Llogds .isaI.hp Fnsia y ~
Beke New York via Copenhagen ugsd here Fns 49,
HILVAI s. March 1-Aruyed SUNDAY ugsl s,si~,sS. A..
TRAN sails Tor Bugsnd to-noroS at rooo
DISASTERS.
Bosrov March 24-Tbe British steamship Hor.e Card ~ -,
erooo for Philadelphia pu; bts ProunesIosn Cage Cd On a. ~
Four Sgher load, Of cargo from q. v
Josephine Suais. and forwarded 70 Boon ghs s.
seen saved The cargo lover bold Will BE- recovered sis "a
eoy it entry submerged a. Ss Eater ssd I'll I.
gethsr 10 tn u another storm.
The bark Elizabeth from nsrsei, Tor Bo.ion vest ashore s..
dsy night Chatham bar she vas got OF tbs morning s
from the shore as' hrownk oyeI19.r pooa o. arp
Tbs schooner soops from Cieofasgo, for st. Josa y go
after throwing oyeboari bogahelds Ve -
and vii proceed 10 her destination by the hrsi faf vud
SOUTH HAyEs, Mich, MAnh IA propeller supposed = a.
CITY Of Manistee City Of Fremont has bsea q ps a.,
Friday n.'o She vas under e d.' e Gs'd a.'sa.
ice but aitery,rd abandoned the attempt
For Latest ShiD Neios ser FIN Puos,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
DEPARrURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. MARCH y.

TUESDAY. MARCH -
No Steamship Msl.
wBDNBSDAI MARCH 20.
Liverpool sesmsht
2 Nj. Supplementary Mai Pier No 20 n
b. closed l:j0 Steamship sails at iron Pier No
&NR
A Prusaan Closed Mail is sent bv this Line.
THURSDAY. MACH 81
Mails for EUROPE Pymouth Cherboug Hamburg
Thurugh IL Supplementary Mat 90 Pier foot OF
Tbd-. Hoboken is closed at Steamship sails at rom
foot Of Third-st, HobokeD.
A PIusslan Closed Mail is BY this line.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VITA
double postage.
and the Indies steamship City of Havsn.
close D. Supplementary Mail Pier No, N K. closed
$3.50 p. Steamship sails At D.
FRIDAY MARCH %.
Hslsr n S. closed at the NewYofk Po0fce
day at D. IN and goes via Boston.
Mails Tor Newfoundland close the NewYork Post 0fc Fri
day Steamship sails from Portland Me- SATURDAY att
~ Due New. York Friday atop
postage all the West Indies when going direct will
half Papers which be
SATURDAY MARCH ~.
Mails for Great Britain and Queenstown and Liverpool By
steamship Celtic 1880 Supplementary Nail
White Dock PAyous Ferry Jersey City will close l;t5
Steamship sails at IRON White Star Dock. PAvoaA Ferry
jersey City.
For the Continent Of Europe Southampton aud
Bremen By steamship Rhen. mails close at ii a. No
Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at from loot Of Thdst
HOboken.
close Steamship sails at from Pier No - ~ r.
Jamaica SaVna and Turks lsaUd By the
steamship Cabe close m. Steamship sails from Pier No IL
Mr.
Mails George W. Clyde close p
Steamship sails at ) D. N. from Pier No. Do T. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
DECIsIONs-MARCH "a.

Supreme Court hdmbTs-By Judge Fancher-
Pbsft, act granted Beyer BeyRepor con
udgmea Of divorce granted custody Of children sssssd 20
plaintiff Smith and ths the Department
Of Bung, be allowed Hdebrsnd et al art Ogden Order
granted petitioners persons Cofoh asI oOa
kan-OuIer granted ,,..
b. lodge BarettGuOr sgt Keibseh-Judgment for plaintiff
SUPERIOR Court-iSpecioi Term-By Judge Van Worst.
Marlborough 70 hear and determine Same agt smSame on1er
Dion sgt The Fire Deectof Companyas 70
ira denied With costs Wiedsap ss
Motion Of order OF 10Th February oJ so
10 costs within days ndgmen sad efennoo
stand; calendar 6 Monday IN April BISHOP a. M
The Transportation Companymoton for SOFT mue an
papers submitted sg Robbins granted BiossI ag
discharge granted Her ct al sg
must further bill Of particulars o. cognterm
days prernod from Ung evidence on trial ~
Plaintiff give further Dill OF paIpcuiSs " W oe"
nun q wing evidence on trsl ,,,,,
Jadge edgSkLbby O. al sgt aenns
By Judge MoueTrasse al sgt Aen-Oer dree,Dg urne
amendment Of answer
Common PLeas-Speoal Term-By Judge IL, DAILY
Church sgt Johnsou.-Mouon granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO.
Mr. MORTON (Rep., Ind.) offered the following resol
THE WHISKY FIGHT AT ALBANY.
Z III " IIIITtf n ''''' - II TIL y ~
Editor OF The Tribune.

To The EdtfOF or The IrtOuhc.
SIR: There is bill now under discussion,
without aud within the Legislature, which holds the
rumseer responsible for the damages resulting from
his business. The Brooklyn Woman's Temperance
Society sent Mrs 3. H. Morris b. d., to Albany % aid
occurring the passage OF this any bill comprehending
the good points the Ohio and Illinois laws She had
one hearing before the Committee, standing the only
woman among houseful OF men, many OF whom have
large pecnniary interests involved. How we'll she did
her work may be inferred from the fact that special
are made TO give the Legislature an OPP
portunity. Wednesday next p. tn, 20 hear her
arguments and those OF Others who may be selected
The whisky interest will plead Its at tho same
time, 80 that a lively time may be expected. Mrs. NJ.
has already golden Opinions from members the
Committee and friends Of the but she needs more
than sympathy She needs the support OF every
In the State who would protect her home from the
terrible condition OF that of the pan who was legally
murdered on Friday because in at OF drunken mad
ness he struck down a man whom he had never
and against whom he could have had 20 animodty when
sober ALLOW me In this behalf TO appeal TO every
preacher editor Temperance society, to up 10 the
help OF the friends OF good order aud sobreiy. who
battling against fearful odds at Albany for the good OF
every hreside. Send petitions u the Hon Ameon
Brownell, Albany TEaPERAscE,g ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
TRIAL OF MARSHALL MAGRUpER.
A WALLrST. Slit.

The suit brought in the Supreme Court by
Azariah Body agt. Kenyon. Cox q Co.. Daniel Drew
and other dealers stocks to compel an accounting In
the transactions Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad
stock. came up before Judge Faneher yesterday. in
Chambers The plaintiff alleges in his complaint that he
and certain the defendants entered into "poop In
stock OF the Wabash Western and Toledo Railroad the
arrangement being that he was to take 1880 shares with
a margin beyond that number. The brokers for the
"poo" Kenyon. Cox Co., and when the operation
ended, they reported having in their possession
$4,000 shares of stock the cost being given at So
The plaintiff was then called TO take up 1900
shares. IL Ia claimed by the PLAINTIFF that
tie brokers' Kenyon, Cox & Co., used the stock
belonging the pool" for their purposes and for
puts and calls" and general accounting Is asked for
He made the other members OF the pool parties de-
PENDANT The defendants demurred on the ground that
there defect In the parties plaintiff The plaintiff
moved for Judgment this demurrer being frivolous
Wien the matter came up yesterday before Judge
Fancher counsel for defendants conended that they had
q right 10 know who interested in the recommttng
asked for why the other members OF the pool had
joined In the complaint. Plaintiffs coupsel argued
that this was an ordinary application for Judicial set
tiement OF account that II generally presumed
that the different parties were in adverse interest The
Court reserved It's decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
THE COURTS.
STOKES AMENDING HIS APPEAL.
SEVERAL CORRECTIONS ASKED FOR.

An application was made before Judge
Brady in the Court oyer and Termner yesterday for
On order 20 show why order amending ana cor
rcctne the Judgment record in the suit OF the People
agt Edward g. Stokes should not be made The order
ia 10 be amended -sI ..
First: BY including 10 the same the bill Of exceptions
murder signed by Albert Cardozo former Justice OF
held in the city OF NewYork April 30. 1872 Second:
"A TO include therein statement recital showing the
absence of tho prisoner during portion OF his trial
Third: further statement recital showing the Alb
sence OF Justice Boardman during portion OF SAID ra
as appears by the aida Wits fled tho motion for new
trial Fourth BY striking out all allegations tending 10
show by Implication or otherwise the presence OF the
nrisoner during tho whole trial. FIN: BY attaching
thereto ali the adavis upon the motion for new
trial and also the of the Court denying the same
aud Tor such other further relief to the Court may
seem meet.
An affidavit in support OF the application was made by
John d. Townsend who says that ho is counsel for tue
defendant that he examined the Judgment record,
and that IL is defective in not including the bill OF ex-
ceptons settled by Judge Csrdozo which the Court
ordered TO be made part OF the Judgment record Tho
absence OF the prisoner and the Judge during part OF the
trial is also referred to the affidavit The matter WIN
be considered by Judge Brady aud decision be rem
deled az an early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

guide to form the design 70 BE- out upon '' cutss BE-
means OF the cutter the table, st r IL applied wien
the spindle and tool revove with sress eans OF Two
WV Nv ina hands OF the operator ny az ,i .nts
ssS"saSe handles attached TO che spinae e % fac
auacv Iha outline OF the pattern s OF
s@ils Ia The solid stone II the design IN - Il With the
'h stnne the machine upon hf,ns ~ az, viii
rough So 70 the purpose without any pa'terp' W.
Accomplish this result II rGm sV this can be produced
Sg nSsnS the for holding shs lathe
manner n, Il. 10 lie nnted otherwise ornaInenteu
This ' can be made part of the operation cetes
sSst this ingenious contrivance cannot reproduce !. ~
tna The fools which perform the wQik hOld Diacs
stono, unon system orr gina with the inventor OF
the hne In such manner as 70 avoid oohcuson anu
the Inosening or breaking which commonly follows inc
eusomary method of setting them In suriscng stone,
Nv this peculiar adjustment, they do not puyeriZe the
norton taken of bnt chip IL from the sofia piece IN rag
nents each separate diamond taking up the task where
the other has lett IT, For every design OF moldng as "
the case In wood machines new tool has 10 DC arranged
on this sysem hut II believed that there Is no design
snitahIe for stone work which cannot be readily pro
duced by this process should the invocation tu'f tue
hopes to which IT has gwen rise, II eueet rc'oiu
ton in ornamental architecture,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP SEw -YORK.


PORT oP NEWBORN. .....,........ MARCH a.
..l. CLEARED.
Steamship Ontario, Socum RoJanero kc W. r. Garrison
Steamship Beverly Pierce PhlaAepnA
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Portland J. p AmeS
Ship Annersey (Brl Pelrce, Antwerp Funh. Hdye Co.
Ship Kheropese tBr Ellison, Liverpool Williams GuOu.
Fearo Pormo QaL) Mario Hamburg Punch Edre Go.
BARK Benede ttA CsieTo, Gibraltar Tor orders, Funcb kdy,
Co.
Brig Antilles, Thes,rup, Portland Miller < Houghtou.
Brig A. B. Patterson iBLl Anderson LAgusJs &C. DAusu, Bliss
Co.
Brig julia Lngley (Br) Jones Brunswick Ca Hsney Parker
Brig Belle Of toe Bay Williams ndianoa Upper Beaie.
Brig PsrAna lBr) gett ST. Johus P. r., He1sy PARKER
schr. H. II. Potter. Rogers, Fernandns
Schr. Harry Bluff. Benson Nassau. .....
schr Ricardo Barros. Newton, KEY West
schE b. Gsrtslde. Stanford, Charleston.
sihr. d. w. Saunders, Smith, Bsrseoa. ......|
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Paris tBr hirrhoase Liverpool March H. aud
Queenstown llth, with mdse. and TO John e. Dale
ws.i sS, VIII ndse and pass % c. H. Mallory Co.
steamship Clanbel tBr Bailey kngsoo Jam March 10 and
TURKS Island 18th, With mdse and Pin Forward Co
ship SIR Robert Peel Labe London Jan j. and the Lizard Point
ship Jacob A. Stamier Samson, Hsvre jan 81 with mdse
Barb versa GeE Apeos London Dee d VIA Plymouth "a DAYS
with mdse. .-... .. Ill. ..... ....
Barb Maria Adelaide Q,al Naccsri Palermo IS days WITH u.
Brig Robin (Brl woodman Havana u DAYS With sugar
Bng Crescent tof Windsor n 81 Nelson hAhbI g. 30 DAYS
Big Nellie Antrim Loud Salt River JAM IS DAYS, With Os-OOd aud
Brig Annie Gardasr lO Cs,n. Hatch D,mera n days sugar
sehf Ramon DeAus fA.delUh, Mcbride cAiOaren days
~ 7scnoosSR,-RivxR AND coAsrvpE
Wave Crest. Providence. M.F. Webb Providence
Twilight, Prov ldenee. Clara Jane, foTtSnd.
". D. Hilton, PoIdsnce Chas 4. Loek sooj, Haven.
b. MeDorad NewLondoa' charley Miller Ne~'ha'eR-
Geo. Temple Hew.L0hdon. Mail, 0reenWcb.
j. u. Allen. Nee .Iondoa IN Panlhe,, New Loutun.
Hear Gibbs kfu'bfdiond sxdona, kockpsIt Me-
White Reek bndseporL .. Thee. Deaa, lasatja ..ts y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
MAKING THE CANALS d MONOPOLY.

TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Yesterday Assembly bill No. 30 came
up Tor final passage in the Assembly This the same
scheme which THE TRIBUNE has once paid Its respects
to- and which neither nor less than an attempt
by rapacious lobbyists to get control OF the ca
nails of the State in the interest OF certain men who con-
troll the Backus traction propeller These people have
20 little faith in intrinsic merit OF their system OF
propulsion of boats the canals that they dare not
ter upon the competition proposed for all inventors
next season. prefer steal march all others by
procuring the passage Of this outrageous bill by
this Reform" Legislature. Your exposition must
have done some good the time which gwen In the
original bill during which these gentlemen were TO nave
exclusive Of the canals &c mas been cut down from
final passage lacked four votes OF enough 10 secure s
passage though 10 had majority OF the votes cast the
vote standing 81 in favor and 40 against Mr. Crafy OF
yOur city made strong speech against H. exposing ts
character and the great IL would be TO
other and to the people OF the state generally
should 1t become law Mr. Batcheller OF Saratoga sup
regarded both honest aud capable and one or the
other these characteristics suffered In the estimation OF
those whose good opinions are desirable, aiter MS
action IN this matter IL was reserved o the represen
This He mad pr0essed 10 be opposed 10
the bill Just before the vote was taken ne rose ana
said had changed his mind not being able 10 discern
ANYTHING wrong in it, But after IL was ascertalneu tnht
there were not sufficient for the Dill 10 pass MT
Hustled changed his vote to the negative, to enable nun
10 move reconsideration, which he did, and TINS motion
lies the table, ready 10 De Orought up az any
time when favorable opportunity shall offer. As you
have already exposed the outrageous monopoly OF the
canals proposed this bill, trust will again call
attention 10 its dangerous character aud tue PossDhy
that may be slipped through Without regard " pupc
interests. Il T. T.
Albany, March n, 1878. .. ... ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

limited States Marshal Fiske authorized Charles
Msr. he Bsnk sbs Dct yesterday to take charge
Of the sfsrs Of the Bulls Head Bank
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday VIM.
CLARK Armstrong eom by Justice scott on srge
Mpgnt SO greenbsk The thieves Who sell known 70 the
police were required TO give bail each in 81 800.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
viii, Conku OF Threthst and Thomas Cry Of No
ZIG West TwsnyuihsI, ssgusd on so,e sgh. rob
PutDey alias Jack that while passing Thirysh sn
Tenhye Sunday at the sccased ontg st.csea nl 1.u
ing small smoant Joseph Putnam held dei,al Of
~ 80 hail on charge Of stealing bis employer Josiah
waters West Twelfth Michael Brennan OF No o thirty
nphs eOn0usy assuting Lane Green
OF No SO W Foreht board and wounng her dangerously
The forshea