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DRIED APPLES Es-Bishop Bagley has
presented Us with box of Baldwin Ap-
pies, dried by the Alden process. by the
Fruit Preserving Company of Salem,
Oregon. The natural fresh color. tect-
ure and flavor OF the fruit remains in it,
and reappears by proper treatment in
water. after the lapse Of years in any
climate. The entire process being COW
cred, and requiring but about i've hours
time. The accompanying circular says:
."Ths Alden fruit is equal in all respects
to fresh fruit for pies. puddings and
other con eections for The table, and is
superior tc fresh fruit In refinement,
ripeness, richness, digestibility and
economy" From the appearance of
the fruit before MS we are prepared to
endorse this statement, and commend
this process as Of estimable value TO
fruit growers. If it is generally adopts
Cd. the dried apple pies Of tho cheap
boarding houses and country taverns
will no longer be the terror of boarders
and travellers. which caused the poet 70
sxclaim:
m II hate, 1 loathe. detest, despiss.
AbomiDate. dried apple pies.
, 1875-03-11

DEATx.-Henry Newton. native o'
Nsv Orleans for long time . resident
81 this Territory and engaged In devel-
oping the oyster beds Of the samamish'
died suddenly at La Conner last night
Deceased was aged about forty years.
He will bs buried by the settlers to-
.xaoxxov At Whatcom.
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and' Y Atssssas5. dasesoy their ostat
Gen. Sheridan has tsjssrapAsd 70 Gen.
Ord b elsar Black Hills Of III miners
and allow no nors 10 enter.
NEw Yoax. MascA s.-ls d ssassd that
tho quarrel between The Balhmors and
Ohio and the Psansylvsnia Railroad
Companies il in fair way Of settlement,
and that eempromiss will be probably
agreed upon within . day or two.
PouaaxsErszz. March S.-rhs storm
last highs was the heaviest in many
ysars. Nearly foot and half Of snow,
and h'oskading ave freight trains south
Of here.
NEw YoHk. March s.-Mrs. 4. C..
Smith. widow Of the late Gerrett Smith,
died at Psssrboro ON Sunday. aged II.
wzxE1na. Va. Mach IA foot Of
snow fell last night.
6osros. March a-Tsaveling in the
back portions Of New Hampshirs, which
was already bad. is made % much worse
By the storm ysstsrday that the seers-
gate vose in tha Stass il likely to b
reduced tomoysov.
NEw YoRx. March ST is s,id that
y. A.000. 900 in gold was taken out Of the
market Saturday. making . total held
OF the market 90. 900, 900.
WAsnnoTox. March 8.-Ths Prssi-
dent has nominated Godlove 8. Orth
Minister to Austria and HORACE Maynard
Minister to Turkey. Ex-member Of
Congress. o, @. Sheets, Of Alabama.
has been appointed Sizth Auditor Of
Trassury. vice ]. J. Martin appointed
Postmaster At Montgomery.
New Ye1k, March a. On Friday
night - Deacon Ov,ngton was getting
ready for Europe. clerk from Morris
L Pearsall's Office. served him with
subpoena, to produce two letters that
were written Friday night. July 18th.
ono was sent to Monroe Place, where
the Plymouth Church Investigating
Committee we're in session. and the
othe, to Mrs. Tilton at her house on
Livingstone street early next day.
Ovington assured ExJudas FulleEtan
that il any letters had been written. his
vito wrote them and she would respond
to tho subpoena, and he was allowed to
60 to Europe and his wife Is 70 be sub
poonaed. The fact that the letters were
sent vas discovered through the search
Of the books Of American District Tele-
graph Company. Tilton told his coun-
rel it was his greatest puzzle to know
Why Elizabeth Was transformed in s,x
hours, because he had left her at homo
happy When he went to the committees
meeting and bad found her sleepins
when he returned aud was awakened
next morning BY her farewell words.
He also told his counsel OF his dilemma
and after every sort Of r'ssoning they
concluded to search the books Of Amer.
ican District Telegraph Company. they
found that on Friday night. note had
besn sent to DR.. Storrs at "a Monroe
Place. and an answer obtained, spd one
sent to Nrs. Tilton.
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Como EAsr.- Tho six children Of the
lake Mrs. Sloan are to be sent East to
their grandfather in Pennsylvania. and
will start from here about the lat OF
April. Mrs. Dr.. Eemenway will 60 in
charge Of the little ones. They will
probably 60 on the next trip down OF
tho Dasbipg Wave. and from San Fran
cisco take the Panama route to New
York. Mrs. Hemenway will net return
for seyeral months, renewing. while on
East, the pleasant associations OF days
cone by. Mr.. Sloan. is. perhaps insane
beyond reclaim. He is in the Asylum.
and will probably require care and
watching the rest Of his dAys.-Tacoa"d
Tribune,
, 1875-03-11

~ All Ladies interested in the pres
eryation Of their families health, and
securing the highest degree Of comfort
in their homes, are earnestly requested
10 meet at the Brown Church on Thurs
day next at 2 O'Clock sharp. and after
listening to short lecture fiom Mrs.
DIR. Sawtelle, to assist in perfecting q
practical, working organization for the
purpose of furthering these ends.
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Marine Intelligence.

San FRANc1sco, March, 6.-Arrived,
aArk Adelaide Copper. Port Ludlow.
sailed. ship Coquimbo, Port Msdison;
bark David Hoadley. Port Gamble.
vlcfos1A. March. 8. Sailed from
.Nanaimo. March, z. ship ArkwrigAt.
San Francisco.
, 1875-03-11

MAN SHor.-On Monday afternoon q
di66culty occurred between Thomas An
dersou. . watchman at the Port Blskely
Mill, and James Coburn. an employee.
which resulted in blows. The parties
were separated and the difficulties ap-
parently settled. Shortly afterwards.
Coburn Was drinking at bar. when
Anderson came up behind him. placed
= pi,tol Ut his head and fred. the ball
sntering his head just back Of the ear.
Coburn was brought over here and
placed in DR.. Weeds hospital. aud it
has not yet been ascertained j. the
wound is fatal Anderson has been
committed to Jail at Port Madison.
, 1875-03-11

n MRs. PHELPS DRAMATIc COMPANY.
with J. Al. SAwTE1LE ~ the star actor.
played to an unusually large house on
Saturday evening and gave unbounded
satisfaction.
This, Monday evening. MR. SAwTELLE
will appear as Petruchio. in Shake
spear's beautiful comedy, Tanning the
Shrew." Katharine, by MRs. F. N.
PHxLPs.
Tuesday evening--Tom Taylor's great
sensational drama, "Ticket of Leave
MAN." ME-. SAwrELLE as Robert Brierly;
Mns. F. NJ. PIE. Ps as May Edwards.
To conclude with singing BY Mr.. J.
o. Barrows.
Admission.--Front seats one dollar;
body of the Hall fifty cents. Reserved
seats may be obtained at the Occidental
Hotel, without extra charge.
, 1875-03-11

IMPORTANT. Endorsed BY The
Medical profession. DE. WM. HALLS
BAL5AM FOB THE LUNGS cures
Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and
all diseases Of the Throat and Chest
Ds. TOwNLEY'S TOOT4ACHE AN.
ODYNE cures in one MINUTE, fob l6
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Brightly breaks the morning Of new
era in the annals of medicine. Alcohol
vill soon be banished from the lis: OF
remedies. and only known - . poison.
DH. J. WALxKs's CALIysaAIA vnEoA1
BTErxls, composed entirely Of whole
some botanic extracts and juices. are ev-
.sfywhere superssding the hery astrin-
gents which no man OF woman ever yet
took without bitterly repentine their
orsdulity. There Is no disease. acats or
chronic, in which the new tonic may not
b administered with beneficial afftcs.
, 1875-03-11

n TaE FAsNI MORGAN PHELrs DRA-
xAr1c COMPANY has thus far had the
most successful season of any Thestri-
eli company which has ever visited this
$ oiay.
Tonight. will be presented the Tick
ct Of Leave Man." in which J. al. Saw
telle will appear in his famous character
of Bob Briefly; Mrs. Fen. Phelps as
My Edwards.
.~a Wednesday night, Mark TwHin's
"Gilded Age"
Thursday night. "Rosedale.
On Friday the company will go to
Olympia, and appear on Saturday even
Ana, 1t Columbia Hall. in that city. in
the Ticket Of Leave Man"
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Good News for the Ladies!
and Gentlemen. too.

Oysters n the most delicious style
will be served At tho Puget Sound Con
fectionary from this date. Families
supplied with fresh opened oysters at
SIX cents Per pint. Parties Of 40 per-
sons can BE- accommodate at . time IN
the saloon. Tho Saloon will - opsa
nightly till II o'clock.
, 1875-03-11

: Soc1ABlE.-A sociable will be given
by tho Congregational Church at the
residence of Mrs. A. B. Young. Fourth
Street, ON Thursday evening next. All
are cordially invited to attend.
, 1875-03-11

FUOE1 SOONO NA0EAA
I.,~--v~,. -.
Observation-Disclosures.
'ose. o .oe'sn. ". ' - s
= o.0~n.sn' Peo'r ~
'0',. o'', ~ ~ !.
-.a@., ....s.s -. s-e 49,, NJ.
,.o ~, Rhoa.. -.,.h. ae ,,;l.. ~,
Low Edinburp. and II armaa man
crossed n iript.l.a about 10 milss
.bove Fdinburo and ara reported going
; 10 Ii. nr.irie. rhare h ereat excite
n,ept ali .Iono re lover part Of the
river, and reports comes from al parts,
OF armed Mexicans gathering on their
side Of the rivsr. Gen. Potter says he
has not troops enough to patrol al Of
the river. Many belisves Brownvills =
menaced.
Nxw Yoax. March 5.-Pzivats dis
patch from Washington says that per-
son having papers to serve ON Hon. n.
G. Shumaker in connection with tie
Pacific Mail subsidy, arriving here from
Warrington yesterday fos that purpose.
found that Schumaker had just sailed
for Europe. BY the stsamship euvres.
Schumaksr's family il in Europe.
A1.Asx N. Y. March 5.-To-niQht .
firs vas discovered in the Arss door Of
thu build;no ON The corner Of State and
Broadway strsets. occupied BY the
Western Union Teleersph Company.
Al midn;pht the entire building vas
d.s.roraa Ios. mt known.
g. Mt r,,. r.n,:...,...
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s:-s - ~. I,a,., cov.r,u.rt
go r-.,..a - ,oIa ~. -.c;m.,,. IN
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M..,rror I'm March Tha
smb.okment .t pump mill p.ye v.v
..,lv this ,norniuo and f,oodea the vii.
Ian. .,a ;,a;...;o,,. NJ g;v;ro nav of
~. canal and .uh.,rr.rt, Ar. spna,.
ant in r.r;on. a;,..t;or.
Ioxnox March s-Joh, T;mb. An
Ero,;sh v,;,.- :. a..a
s.v.-.,..... of;,..,;., hoo. o..,rr.a
from revival mse&inps Of MOODY and
S.nkev American Piler;m..
aisnstch f.om RsrI;p ..v. Il +.
renort.,i that III. (,srm.n C,ovs,,m.nt
h.. demanded H.. d;.m;..., NJ n.
p.,., Nr,;.;o q, Mun;ch and N. ....:.
H.. ~ ~. ,.,..;or.,,..v.., n. v.,;..,
and R.x.,;.
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DoS. AA..0. ne oS' Do."A
49,. ~ ~. p....;s. p..,;..... - =.
nev eccles;.s.;c.i hill ~;t,,ar.v;ro n.
...,. .nao~m.nt. from C..ho,;o ci.rov
ia cons;de,ed s.cur.d All n.rt;.. AZ.
cant N. ultr.mon,an.. and ..t,.m.
conservatives have agreed to support il.
There is reason to believe that the
Government is preparing another mea..
ure requiring a test oath from Catholics
in the civil service who number several
thousands. and dismissing from em~
ploymeut Of the Government those who
fail to give satisfactory assurances Of
loyalty.
CHICAGO. March 6.-The breach Of
promise and seduction case. which has
been the local sensation for the past ten
days ct Danville. Ills.. because OF the
nisn s'sno'"e ot 'ns Ps'les sn'o''eo'
CLOSED yes'esosy' toe jury nno'ne veE'
oIet Oh sA''"V t'' P'AAnA"' ~'''
mann.
ST. Louzs. March s. The body Phil
ip VI. Hermans, . commission msr-
chant, was Ionnd N . terf1oay mans'eo
sondiaon on the norm Missaon n'>
road traek'swo olocke ABOVE norm mar
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CH1cAoo. March ga special eessss-
pendsnk writing ftuo Sioa1 City. sivsa
. long report Of - tnAssvtsw vitA Eph-
rain Wilcbse. - I'D eitissa a that
place md oas ee the party Who vsat
out 70 ths Back HdIls iae Eau and Aas
sscsntly returned. l1s sstfssaass The
prsvious accounts q he richness of u
Mines and assert shae they found -
unfrisndly Indians. 0ans waA pssaty.
and though the weather was cold ths
parry did not suffer. Ono OF The orisi.
nal party that Ieft saoux CITY died on
tAs way to The mines.
wAsznorox, AarsA A-Ths apsseh
os Minister Csshing 70 King Alfonso
viii contain only the customary Of
formal expressions of ftisndship Of The
United States for Spain. He, Aoweyes,
has special instruction 70 govern him in
the negotiation which vsss initiated
under the late hepaonoaa eovefnmsns'
are nov 70 % eonsnsaa'eo. 1ness No
eotAaaons contemplate ioa sets'smeas
q ~ quesoons Pee@ne oet.eeo ne
tvo eosslnmsns.. va's 'ns.s JUN
ing' NE h's pfeoeeeesoa.' "ln aAso eses'
h'mse1 70 nesou.'s .he ~" us.sS
commerce sna n.s'esooa' aoas ss'''s
oeen maze VAN ePsan .n'' .s'0'
NEW AoHAs 1asca - Aaese " "
fumoF 'n.. [ymoo'a onu''a ~ sao.
scf'oea s.As'oo'o e'.l 1 "
'ne Deecne1 t"'oa M ~, .sa,V.
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49,. - - .-.:... -. ..,..--;.,;.. ~
"~,-s..xn.-...ot
80. .... n.
r.,..,v h. u;v.n notics that on ths
18Th ~ March hs v;ll cali attention 10
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LONDON. Aasca ''-'' o
Gay says t"e .~ te"o'' Ps.'''.sN :.
tns Ca'cuS.s 1"SD""'o" ." o NO
ioundanoniess'
PARls, March t. 1t is asserted that
Buffet will b vios President OF the
ministerial council u negotist'oas nov
in progress ass. saeosssIul. ans @san
oos'se's ~ '..'o' w. va. " ~
70. VI A"''.u A"''
.ns .e'' p1oP
..on ~ .a'
"0'As :" 'o'' " -
San FsAsczsoo. March ~. .. O.
Sarsnao was to asn on . c1a'es to-osy'
humor prevsi's ssat ne "'n '':' Ao
paloo and inquire 'nso oussse' 's'e'S
PsFpetrassd ON American "usses.
Anumosr OF lsAdine nFms o. 'ns cay
nave ssieefspnso 70 .. - ossS'a' ~"
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p'''
NEW YORK. AaFon o. oeecoee Eece'.-
ed II new members 'n'o tymoo'n
Church yesterday No eloseo 'oe oen>
ed1ction win sne wosos' us.e'' '
cy ana fescs % "l'n you ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES
FRESH CREAM CAKES
Puget Sound Candy Mandatory

- u 4 Frsslaaa. Dentist, has rstarn
ID and viii b found N his once IN tAs DGs-
PA1cx Buildiass until further notice. dl3
, 1875-03-11

Tho convention between SPAN and sne
United States for the settlement Il the
vireinius affair. has been signed.
LoxDox, March s.-Many women and
children we're drowned BY the wreck Of
the steamship Gottsnbsrs in Bas. trait
between Australia and Van Diemans'
land.
HALIFAX, March ga st. Johns, N.
F., dispatch says the bodies Of over 40
persons who died there tbis winter. have
been temporarily inferred in the SNOW
which lies in such quantities - to pre-
vent tho opening ofgrAyss.
CH,cAoo, March ga special to the
Tribune reports that tho freshest rumor
i. that Attorney General williams is 70
,om;uated Minister to Russia and Ex-
senator Carpenter Attorney General.
A speci.l from Omaho says that Con.
Ord. Commanding District Of NsbrasEa'
h.. received information from Colonel
Bradley, Commanding Il Fort LAram's'
that two men who arrived there from
Black Hills, report two men and ono
woman and child in Black Hills In =
terribly destitute and almost Starving
condition, their only resources bsine
o,ns which il difacslt 70 obtain on 40
-..s,,.v Gan. Ord tale-
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half caste daughter Of an American, was disbe-
Hevcd. when the Premier read the papers con-
tanning the gossip " ne hurst out laughin'," re-
nlled his mccrschaum, took few whffs and ex-
claimed, Bohenians are the rum OF Kingdoms I;
nut am inVincible." That the Premier II pupu-
lar with the ladies' Is more than probable, and II
he can ward of tho wiles aud destinations Of the
South Sea Vcnuscs he VIII have conquered whore
nearly an men have failed. 1t g. certain That
King Mnletun IA ambitious To Ink In marriage
some ROYAL beauty with his light hand man, Tor
iu doing SO ne would sttcngthtn the throne and
the kingdom. " col. Stc'nht rycr Will not give
NJ his bacnclor life for marriage with tine
belle II the Samoan Islands, she may be carried
oil by Prince L"ilcuhuht " thu SndNicl
Islands. his Prince Is tho brother of King
Klltl qua and heir apparent go the throne. lie
mot find royal mate either In Hawaii Or
limit; tut tu samoa ne couid easily procure
an Eve 10 occupy MS Eden.
Fran .i.cO who proposed bringing u press and
printing OUTFIT IT, AM. II IA probable that the
next steamer will take down materials to - rt
an "oliicial orsan," and do Government work
and job printing.
Coi Siciubcrscr Is an invctcratc smoker and
this L. said To be his etr InC point with the ma
tives. They have no fuith IN man who il not
a GOOD smoker, because they think such per
son is wc0k In mind and body. IL "a curious,
but II l. I ct.
The Slmoaus nj Auia IRE badly In want II
fashionable boot maker and fashion Tile tailor.
A tine opening for trispin and the ninth part
Of a m n" Black ills ind carpenters nave
long been est bshcd there.
The last census ken ly tho mi. siunaries
gives all the Islands a population OF 1900
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dent. mcssayc en- QUO HGIr-. We quote; CONE,
lava ~ 2Sc+ Marc'ib,, ipga2iis' aid RIO. lsiiS
2-c, lld. Rice usoun. 2lss24c.. gold, IN bond.
nhu 90 curIruc's duiy u 'ttrunnn t.a'}sc Lou
J. ana, new crop. 5Amfc. Noass,f Cula musruvn o,
Nf i'; TUBA tlaNcd, 80 Na2r; Porto Rico. 3la lOc;
New orleans, nov cfor. 5tsGic, sug r.. Far io good
feNunF tunI. Ntf Snc.; ceurifUl ~. Nisttt &c..
n %allc i't hard, LOO l0,sc iVr sOit white, and
81 i'tt. o. vpllIW.
BE for SPIRITS turpcntur. ana ~ in, 1850 Tor nmon
TO good -tiair,t rNsln. IL Infr'i"i uothiut was
unnr3 crl cI1 huls quote at G5.tic nid rcaurd In
hb saf 1-ssBl-l.r. ocean ftcis nfn and iaifiy
llNet liaih To Liverpool ny ttar lNt sc.; ro.r.
"'s hlt COTTON. sltt; q. b. -aI, ~ 5id tNur b.
tu ar als 20 tou .rl o.. i DE-. trs for otf-, a..
u' j., H. 80" ~" 81 ti'. dO .. b.. ~ oo. to A.
E'i. 81. Hu .Ic, illfNttp ttc JNit"l kln-du, ts.
W .kcy ste y i-.cs 81 bbi.. at silj LiAsuei oil
4
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AVtNIlIENrS.
"GnI NanncIrg" NJ Boath'. Thentrc-,lrs.
Waller ur Neg Ncrrilir-.

"Gn' NanncIirg" NJ Boath's Thentrc Mrs.
Nnilrrns Meg ucrrilir-.
A large asscmbla-c of people ut Booth )
Theatre | - night saw Mr.. Emma Waller play
N,g MIritrs, aud apnauded her performance
very warmly. In this the auditory slowed good
taste .n' Gi,crig.in ton, for Ms Walters CON
cep'iun Of this character was very finely
ara suttly ma-lncd, very carefully and
strongly expressed. Her method is like
that at Cna'i tie 'ushman. rs is her make
Up Stc wa rcrallcl In tho middle
Il the scene IN which Size fist appeared. and
"a the end Of the acis. he cas- OF the piece
was ~ the man iud cious. Mr. WarIe noted
Duiic DhniOt 'X'c- dineiy we'll. Mr.. Henry
eavor. a- Inmliic Sampson, A.r. Ht1r ID lton.
q. fc.. .NulHoiUg, Nj. Dan. Leeson, ~ Bufie
uucLtNrW, NJ Rosa Rand, ~ Lucp BE- itidn,
served hOnorabls M utiou. Mrs " all rs eng lre-
meut and the Teuro citations Of this ulay Viii
continue Oaly tuis week.
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RoNDOrr Dec. o. James Smith and Charles
Vandey,er llyce para, wnie drclgng yesterday re-.
covered tWo bod Is ~ peg,oa drowned Dg the sunny
eide dl-s-tcr Coroner Mckee pc pane lea n Jury
.r.N Nh non 81. luc bones were Identified tue
inquest a. tus Of Jt-rpl futky,a p'Gdier Of OS
o. cnarl street. N,w iutN, ana NJ. Il \, the cuorcd
ciAuhcrmaa. lhe following Ncrdi.t tRs rend red (;
Dfownrd bY ne cap i1.'g o. me fchoat." Platky
had aQulutN of IeNrlN aul $40 30 balH
T. rrr more bodies nave turc hNru recovered those
Of the second coos and Howard the uh,e ftter UOth
colo ci, and an UnrhoWl bJl NliG German features.
The uudy 80 an unknlnn man, supposed to b. q VIC
TIN ~ &c tuiA-ii l d1tor, W. see. huAfllg tie
Hudson, near Nea pursh day, out ON account OF the
l.ta cd t-t
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Duh, heavy headache, obstruction of tho nasal
passages, discharges laiias from the herd into th'
throat. sometimes prOtf" wet rs, ana dtr, go others
tlce, tenacious mucous lurq cni n.oody, nnd purd
the eyes are Ncak, W.trrY llN NiiuN ;; there b. ria
ing intHe ears deafness hackns or couel us t clear
the throat exrccp-luol of Offensive matter togo fcr
Win sclhs lruin uC the voice ~ changed Rud BIAS
nasal wduE, the breath as Offensive su d AVA taste arc
impHr', tltlt hattusttol VI d12luU m tutu Lt-
Preston, hacking Cpugh, ana general tCblnY. Only a
lew OF the NpoY -nancd1yn.lt M are however lkey
to be prcsen Ia any one ase iHcre Is dl.cU more
common tlau Catatrh and rsIe ics understood BY pAy
sicia
DIR, sAGE'S CATARHn GiMEDY
Is beyond al complrs the bc.i propar'uon for Ca.
tara ever nl-ruttre uu-rr thr Nnlcuc. ut MS mild
sooiAlns ard Allus prop rt the .lUa ctunl weld,
The Golden Medical Dl.coYiy should be taken 10 cor
cihcmy upon Ihe alsea'el gi4 ds ana hrms memDrine
Of the nose. The Catdfrh l,cmH y shOLli be applied
warm with Dr. Prrcc's Nasal - lucho. the ouy iistu.
mcnt 10y which nuh6 can be perfectly ni'C ga 10 an
ir = tagcs tla chambers Oi he uOse IRON Mhrh dis
CInrt's proceed.
lhe-e ned4.!4ss sIe sold ly drugsists.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07
THE LATE LONDON MURDER
THE TRTAL or HENRY IND THOM.IS
GEORGE WITSWRIGHT.
Solicitor-t!cucrni Hnlkcr Presenting the Cnse
to the jury Alice DAYS Ride with the
Corpse Harriet Lanes Fathers Witness.
from Nc VIN Val GuffIe


Tho November sessions of the Central
Criminal Court com ncncrd this morning. Nov.
-. At II o'clock the Lord Cnief Justice came
cWnTt End on,s. Ge "p Wn%Tir spe for the
muIder uf Harriet Lane. rhc cour. room was
picked Win sncctAtot,s. I9e 60 insel wcr s.i
J, IinlNcl. Mr. P0ianu, ami Mr.. betslcy Pr
the defence Of Henry Wainwright, Mr lesley
Thomas MIR. Moody.
rhe m estr.tcs on ,ha bench with The I ri
Ch,cf Justice " re- the Lord Ntvor. Sir O. Whct-
ham. " Aldermen ana Sheriff knight, Mr.
Sheriff Bredf, M Mr. Aldrru ~ Gutter.
The Solicit lr-tirn. raj stated the case 10 the
jury lie remark 4 that IT would TIC competent
Tor them to lnd Henry Wainwright guilty. Of
murder, IN Thomas guilty q being an &C ,es.
stating the facts regarding the relations OF the
prisouer Henry with Harriet L1ne, otherwise
Mr.. kius, counsel rem rkod that while Mrs.
King was living at sidney square man called
~ her, VINO gave thc name Of Edwnd
letter uoarina the London post mark, which was
In the following terms;
"pERrrr-E =. is coming down at tonight. aud
Will gNc you call Win q message, &C., FROM ne.
You're, y. X"
This man was not Edward Friea,e. an auction
Ger. who Il been a friend Of tie prisoner
lleurv. and the prosecution tlleccd thqt he was
the prisoner innmas. hat Mrs. King thought
he W the auctiunecr wa shown by her writing
a letter TO him at his office In Coleman street
Because ~ a disturbatce In the street early in
Sent macr, IN wit Mts. King. the prisoner
Henry ard another meu were concern y, We
Foster gave her tenHn' notice to leave, which
notice would expire on september.
THE MOTIVE.
There WA. therefore. Il this time an oblign
t.u ln1 uding urou irnr MsluwrEut % pro-
vide o. .ee "tC -'umuII'i 90 Tor Nfs King and
let cnilr,n. H., therefore, hid ~ motive fur
gattthg r,d % Lor aud tnc theory ~ the prose-
cntion US thit 40 that tiaic he hal formed a
~ 20 aud was making hi. ptcrarauons 60 Iot rid
~ ucr aul iutcrdcd when she mad disappe AIRED.
t. 10y her disnpp"af nee at tue door ot LlWtri
lrienhc. Ms. kias Induced Mr.. Foster to let
hgr remain two days longcr-thrt was fo the I'm
or sept with none. n Z err
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

Little Emi'y has been transferred
from B1otu's 10 the Brooklyn Theatre, where
Nir G. urgr Fawcctt Rowe ac the immortal
-Nratrb,r after lis iuimitarle fashion.