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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
all ABOUT FLUSHING

HER GREAT ADVAET tGTS
lat F1n..ng Is the nearest pace Of note IN the 7nprfhs ~
I'd ia ,nS can be reached in 20 minutes from Jam -p
81 lli. g IL oyer trains daily; railroads fare
ca rlrcad dciois within icr I'm =,
yi rapid Transit ana cheaper faxes than can ' had che
where
in FLUSHING situated healthy. high rolling ground
ea,y n~ Tor grading anu %" rocks ~ remove nor
III, ines 10 "a up, ~ ia Wo~,ri csier tOInty.
j. t!ts linz LAS ', gab water IN plir-, eNc'''t
schools ohnrc!c- o every denomination ban, markets.
Il IT, =, lad good population of n'afly 10000
Gh. Cho.' 49, Iinc Lots ~ from 1880 io%J Ion si'r
AID 200 $500 for business pnrIds,s. Payment
received tB II punh2f MAJ aud fll Iar Gu 10y mail
can uuon BiNJ ". flTCICOCK, 30 Ihirlav", 0her
Twenty sxis " w. and Main street Depot Al Flush
iIg. Iialhourly trains on to'l iIoais
DiDGEFIELD, CONN-For SALE ~ one
IL hafits valu, 81 the most desirable iDlNCI.m
Iairrt C0iniv IN the above named town htWCe
of land AHA he'd thereto :u mry vel hn0" % he lji
Irlp TtceHUy that Of J.. Ju!Sbn l1~lty. ~
whom dwelling house, oitltngs, AMI surr0nu rgs
ATTY rad aud rfnhpisled; also tract VI tOaT
teen OF reow and pasture land convenient thereto can
Fer teris ap y to T. H. BAILEY esq, Eidseaed to the
pres, " nerh, the saVlIs- Ednk U! D9nDiuy.
July -.
GAN DIEGO (CATIFORNI y REAL ESTATE
- Ar olpnrun = for investment something for tn,
ior instaGce Oy iOG Diego tal wei losaird al l
ins the rual laus iOr $50 pa;aie I'm II monthly nH'a
mris Diego IT, most emf, rpr.ins AMI grown N seaport
the ac coast, lCsscSnp masEucent hafOrr oi
oi the tnest climates 40 tie ~nr AMI The terminus 90 500 -
I, xasant L al c Il il. La Is bOdg here years a-o
for lie wir'i ly since been oi ,pr S-iOJO viii
ni,To !i.s. For pastc; ,rs, can or address
NETWORK AGENCY, 81 sil q Co, - Dfy 81
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EcGal Noliccs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of
~ Now .YOfk.-ANNA MAHIA PHI SClkI, a. general
guardian Jennie Cecilia Asir ~, Anna Nara ~ sii"n
CAL F,rLnald lsiifm, and otto Io II All, rI, liutHr
arans, JASPER OITD Al.L@TRON, d. oidnIt summons
money demand on contract. 10 the defendant Jlstr
OTTO Suir in "a" above Ut tiai acton You az" hcriy
and Tired 90 answer " CONF lihi IL H ll
COPY OF which Wa d villa tc Terra 81 iIe county 81 NrW
Yor the h dav jus, 1875, and 10 serve copy ~ your
80 81 Broadway New. iork City County aud Stic Of New
York. with twtt" DAYS arr a." sct &c htic" tA'.HFc
Of tc ay siIcl service ad Yon ail 10 answer the cor"
ola III the tie pahtih ~ TINS atl on VII
iaar iifpucnr acaist for a." SIM ~ lIr' h"si
Iorr Hundred D1lnr, win in,rt-t cm &" lhii ga ~ No
sis tIc COS - 81 I'll, oiI.trf July tie 9th $50.
4. q. NANDEhPJl.I, iain'i;.' Attorney,
NO d. ir,adraY. .,ev-l or II 3.
To Jasnor Otto : H. from. tie above cNisut ohTn-t
this l, III t,c once of ihc tick 0i the County
OF New.lOrA On The .th day olJUly. l5sJ.
~ g. NANDE .fOEl, ilIiHt!t. Attorney
lyle lawGwF No. G2 Broadway No"hork ctv.
CI-PEEME COURT, COUNTY or KINGS
O,IPKIAN = NERD ir. plant Il, against Gi9JEt''
u. Nun ZOE. MAJ Il. NJ H. sp, acting executor oi
ani Of It.,iDcrt :. u - deceased
Illen T. Ml.. Jane. ~ MILL am Andrew Mai.rr defend
ants Rel f.(Coa not ser To II" d'ieni
ants NOl are hereby amt required 10 answer tlc
IN fli- Eici las ills gay h' n'd ia TIE
the Il a ne County q" KINGS ~ tie t"urlh"dstl D
tie 10y 0i Bro kyH, ana too N"a copy ~ No answer !" tc
sal, plant the Subscribers. At ucr o1ce number 81
Naltrcei TIE city c1 Ncw lora within twenty days dfT
e e. exclusive 81 the day of
within aorc,a. to plInti ia TINS acton viii app
CoT ler tie rt'l Gtddct III lac coupaht
BRAINARD & RICE
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GteamLoais ano Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Ifonsatonic
ID aud Naugsfuok Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Ca;arinc slip at 1880 L. and bridgeport al IL
j. m.
NTI4ZENS' LINF.-Steamboats for TROY,
Aconnectng With eli railway tires North md West, Elegant
steamboats, leave 81 saturdays excepted 81 from
FIR ~ \. r. foot Of Ieroysi 1hogeh u ks ,oi oye all
connecting lines. Joo, 'ohNib'r S"W.
NOR Rondont and Kingston, connecting with
NEAR West Point Cornwall, Ncwburh, Iah rugt Milton,
iigind tSewpszl aud E-c. tue sfasost ls1ln ina
rs,Tsi, lief 3D. y. K, eta p N.
hob NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
a FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL. ann inter.
oelts1 al D. no. Twenythri st. r. r.. .. d. connect
Ing "ih sp lan Ncw Iassn Night boat Leaves Peck
broadway. New York, asd4 Court -. brooklyn
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE, Pier -, A. R.-Steamer ClihNS ENAH
rSrrytown Nyack kocGland lake Iiaver.iras Vorinek
Tomiklns cove and peekshi Tao ADELpiI at > land
Nyaek sing sing ad u ayersira~ The ALixIs at $50
lxc' pit Sundays and Thursdays for Engcwood Yonk
rs, HASTINGS, Tariyown Nyack and sing sing rtnrning
For particular, inquire Of y. LANE Agent. on Pier 81.
NETWORK" CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLROAD.-Aft'r June ~, 1910, through
500 a. M, chicago and Northen Express, with drawing.
through Rochester also Montreal VIA Man
300 m Saratoga Special arriving at Saratoga at 25
Rochester and BnGalo and Magma Falls aiIi'Ag at Nj
agara - tells at e y M ,,,os,.r, r,v,ross
80 saratoga spec al IRVING al SARATOGA ~ p m
400 D. Mc,eal Express via sleeping can ironi New
os0 p txprs DAILY, with sleeping cars Tor '" dertown
ester Bgc ard Niagara FALLS also for Chicago wa both
iiI5 p H. ESpr,ss With sloeinscars for Albany Troy,
and Saratoga, arriving At SaTaioa n go SUNDAY TnS
way Trains ar per Local 4 me Tables ,.,,n,,,.,,
. X.
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FaANK TIroNs0Y, General Manag Z.

neutrality-suspicious. rOute, via Citizens Line.
- Elegant steamboats, leaving New York da " t1indyseS-
cepiedl p H. from III 40 n r.. foot OF Ierp-St TX
e. r ion ficis New York Saratoga ami retu good 20
day oufN
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.G,camboate dn0 RAILROADS..

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
n Day boats yiBBARD an, phNisi D =, i ays
oath ST. at a. m, landing at West PfI Cornwall Newbnrg
Pougiteepse Rhinebeck caskl am Hudson Tickets on
sale for points west "Trip urkes % west IOn'
Cornwall and Newburgh. returning sane day, 81 Special
trains and from saratOga 10 saratoga - ~ hDun mp
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BRAINARD & RICE.
Pi.iAtifs Att TncvR
Je25 law6wF' IL wall So, y. \.
CIIpRFNE COURT. MEN, YORK COUNTY.

EUPKtME VOUEil NV -iUKN IWTIN ! !.
- -AJGUsTUS W. NICDLI. trustee for SOPHIA Y. d..
REYNOLDS, ll..a;h, agaIs. ~ DREW }, X 4lM IN ami
MARGANEf l.. K.l.WI.', his vie RnBEkr WALLACE.
CIIALIFs- CONLl.H. krBEHI OhMI~iON, RiCHAi.p
:. Nl.WCoMBE yosErH k3llNEE, MARIE 4, 1E9uGli
CHURCHILL, MARCUS kOIiNliS EOSAIlE PERL AMI
ISIDORE PLRI, hcr husband, JOSEPH LEVY, and
HENRY IIPMAN, cudant-.-inca.ei imn ms To the
dcirnlants NOI hcrby summoned and ri 10 m.
the amended complaint IN this on WHEN was li'
III l. Once, CITY Of New hoiN the iOL
March, l5. and - ser acoy o. your ats".r L. tie sai
complaint me subscribed az lis Oiled at "" Wartist
city iTa, WHH twenty days AT r The serve. i 0l,
exclusive Of lie day ofsnc service AMI you TO
the conn liant within IN, te aioi esal the lainiim - this
act apll - the Court fer tie ree demanded Az the
cOhII ldnt.-Da,cd March Ion, lS7j.
L 4 tLLLnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

WESVUTT, KUBfItT ANU HANNAH O.
w SUPREME COUNT, CITY and COUNTY OF NEW
YOKK.-llIitAM MORRISON, Paint q against MARY n.
L. PHILLIPS, EOBEEr WEsGOiT uAS%AH h.. his
wife. r. HOPKINS, observation-disclosures Summons,
Relief com sr)o The defendants above named AMI
each 81 them: Nol are hereby snmonei and frpmrei o On
swCr The amend complaint thl5 acton, which viii lc ~ ii
~ Office Of the Crk Of tie ~ aud COurs of New YORK,
Of Answer to the san amen led con-
laiut the suisse ber at lis Office. 40 All sfrct In the
ifv thin twenty ,- att the service OF this
cAclps 81 the day ~ aud 4
yn sid amen ci complaint within re tune
afar--a tire rl .l II This action ali ply 10 the Court Tor
tie raici de. tir amen icl cpin.iiDaie jay 5,
1870 CHARLES >. STRONG, llllniit Attorney
amended nsaiu IN the tt He'd acton Al.d
In the O.c 81 the 81 r. e. AID County NcwYork
the Kid ~, Inc Third iay oi
July, - - CHARLES T.. SiKONG,
Jy1iaw1NF tlantiis Attorney, No. OK Wall 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG.
" ALL RAIL line BETWEEN NEwYokK

Conmencgg wedn. sdsy; Jaly :, ls75 ..,.,
tbTSasa wooarsge re 1O AmOoy south A"''y'
eOo' 1880 a. H. loo' R RTffl giSV + ~
Leave Ions Branch at "a 3. $780, 1905 A. m- 2So 4ls
In addiou to the above an train leaves New:
York soui Amboy at $50 H. Leaves south Ahooy or
Stages Connect at MITAwAY with ell train, e ard from
iras r % and from o &C GROW aud AsBURY PARK
II. r. KICKER, supt and Eugr.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI.
" -ALLENTOWN LANE 10 THE wEST.-Passenger
and lrigh; stat New foot Liberty ST. Connects
Win pe Iaes and Vest r. X at Piipsbars Ihgh
n@S @, rs % sr D sls pit T ES and the so To-
Central pcnn'Y Ma a%e HTGFsfxr
Commencing May 81. ls75-Ieaye New 9rk as follows
town So Msac Chunk, a TSmaqa famaacnd wilkcss1s
81 "a imyey Train for someryle and Pennington.
7a5 m-Way Train tor Eason connects at JG"e'oh WIN
ai a. n"MorslS ExrnEss daily 1except snndays, for
az and no, M Mga csaE FAN
aqua Towada wisesbare scranton, &c win through cars
oo l~Way Train for Easton connects Phhpsburg.
i5i5 J. IA for Fsminet1 Easton Ar ,,,,yT
barre Ieadg Columbia, Lancaster, EDIata, rottsvhe,
81 D. i~ExpaFss for Il -tcn BelvideFc, Bath Mauch
Chunk, Wu>csbaiT., and >srs ,,;,
400 D. m-Way IIain for E,.tou, Allentown. ard Maueh
a a: rm%sy Frin tor soleryile ana Pennington
go D. m.-Way , iran Or soner'Alf.
$40 b. n-I;viNisG ENNIS, daily. for Easfon, Anenovn
Mlrch Cnunk, WScsbarrr, Iowdnda healis and HAMS
Go p u.-way Train for soraervile.
10 p. ui.-Ior sOnervile
Ps% .! %-T I[ T rI1I"i for s'm'rvile.
3. ., 9$o 1880 ms !. H.; u N, l4o, ~ 145 "a
=. ., $50, !, 100, SIS, $50 . Co. 1880 lii5 y p n
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IfousatOnio
- aud Naugsfuok Railroads. fan 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Ca;Eancs slip at 1870 IL and Bridgeport at IL
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MOUNTAINS via

Dai from Pier 81, North Liver az p m connecting
StolngtOn with the 40 a. iIlIE MpUSIAl \ r.
PRESS. Ney and elegant drawingloom cars TiiEOUGl
without elan
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OPPOSITION MERCHANTS l.

4 VI T'TsN ~ II ~ '|'.'''
" ALBANY and TROY. landily NJ Catsill-S amer b.
SCIIt YIIt fr,m Pier 81, n r., irankins; MOS DAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FoiDAIS, I. ~. Fare - cents
d,ck: cab witt berhs II. on 50 % to BGia freight
sU%DSY EXCURSION, a. NJ, 2tthst =. inding al
Aanhaiianylle II $40 LaJdn, at Iona leland New
urh - cis ?oughkctusie, lsIrl.ek, Ca,hl. AticDs,
- return tic <ots 30. arriving Newfork same day.
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Gouecs anS :fnrms t0an!c0.


WANTED - FARM suitable for STOCK
w EAI~iN 20. 100 M leH ,u The city for which
owner would taAe BROOKLYN property.
LULAED 4 WHITING, Bockmanst
{NANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE in New
w J,I-.y The ne1hior'oon Of lGackensars fuec-
wood from Two Win MODERN 10 So Ia tiaIe iJr
when viii he given well located Sew YORK 'ity property
equity $1,000 jNO. ID. TAYLOR, POS East 6Ost y. J..
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EELAWARE AID HUDSON CANAL Co
Owning and operating the only route u tonpertoWn
sharon IioNcs cave, las"n saratoga Lake H,'iG slu
Ghaupa,n. Might Trains ahi sieai'ls rom
York af Al any ami Troy ~ith morn az iidl-
IN, and min.ay ira ~ IN evening ''hs
for ali The aipv named Tiacrs :. H. MAYO, Gcn Pass
49, ~. 4 ~.
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Gin properln Go Get.


HOTEL TO LEASE-On Broadway, to par
i lie, 4 capital; lr,t opportunity, piiroI1 s
only. Apply to OWNER, $40 broadway oond hOo II 10 3
clock.
rE'O LET-hn elegant BASEMENT 2OX5O,
a IN buidiny facing city Han PARK; the wei
adapted IN LTscAs biari Io having high ces. :ho
Hight and cay Apply to J. y. wICkOFf Co.. ii
P,Ik
TO LEr r1r ,sro.v pn,cv er,,o,xo
No. 8 FrankiorLst, second door from Cnatham-st
Apply 20
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE " = TRIBUNE
l>kA EAST BROADWAY.-TO LET-ParlOr
ASsDO ant with mirrors chandeliers
Inquire 22s. ucAt Rent IOw "A good tenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

M. and 7. H., daily Ol5 "A. ana q % daily,
except Monday. Fron Washing on and Baltimore, 2os IN,
H. II, 1927 p sunday, h2O a. and vi p N
Phlad lpil 10. $50, 600, lolJ, ll2O ll5i a. M,
2lJ >. 81 $40 600, 30, a. c2O, 1927 r.. m sun
day 5l 10 q 20 $50 II 81 g. ~ q 80 20 aud 1927
Ticket Offices go and 9ii lWSdw3y so As,or honsS
and foot D,sbraS-s aud Cortland St.; No Court e
Brooklyn Nos IA q. and llS In0sonst. HobOAen.
img. ant Ticket Oi'ce, No. Battery Place.
l.. NJ. BOY u, r. Gen. Passenger Agent.
FL General Mauag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16

I GREAI TRUNK LINE MD w II I'd II n 5INIIs
ROUTE Trains leave NeSYOrk, lTom foot OF Deb Oses anu
COrl Hdt sls. a. follows: ~,
ENyrs for llari.burg PITTSBURGH tho West and South,
with Pullman Palace cars attached $50 M, and $50 D.
IA. sunday and $50 p. IN.
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DROVlDENCE AND SIONlNGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

VIA PkONIDJ.sCE DIRECT. $500
The stanch and powerful slran.i.its ELECTRA, MON
DAYS. 'WtDN III DAYS and FRIDAYS, and GALAIEA.
II t~DAYr THURSDAYS and sAiukDAls ta,e Fer
~ ~ r. of robinson st.. AZ D. IN Direct route ior
Worcester and al NOIti,Tn points via V Worcester
y. =. bABCOCK, President
L. " FILKINS General Pa sscug,r Agent
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~rrr SILENT WITNESS" By EDMUND YArEs-"A
NINE DAYS WONDER" BY HAMILTON MDE-LEE
s,,rr,rn,s I.rL ANNaIN CI.NENIS-THE NEW
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DEOPLE, LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARA

A.-flNes daily at p. loanays eNc"ptsil IiOm
~. Noiti River. foot OF anal It.
SPECIAL NOTICiOn -at. riay. Jniv p and every sat
urday until lnrflr notice the steam, Ot ils nr VIII ledEo
u. instead of ~ hcr t'i"' ~ oif I" con
nrct at Albany with the sunHay morning Tram Tor Haa'os"
and the Wei.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-16
Th,rty-Eight Year. ago.

Evidence has just come to light Of a
foul murder committed thirty-eight years
ago in Havana, Ill. In 1887, a Scotch.
man, registering his name as John Miller,
stopped at what was called the Ross Ho.
tel, and was reported to have eonsidera.
bic wealth on his person, which he in.
tended TO invest in land. The weather
being very warm, he slept in the barn be-
longing to the hotel. In the morning he
had disappeared, his horse and accoutre.
ments still remaining in the barn, which
fact caused some TO think he had been
murdered, and certain parties were sus-
pected Of the crime. The hotel and barn
have been destroyed by fire, and the late
rains have washed away large quantities
Of sand where the barn stood, and hu.
man skeleton was thus brought to view.
Ithas been examined by medical men,
and large cash found in the right side
Of the skull, probably inflicted by a
Ratchet or an axe. These circumstances
tend to show that Miller was murdered,
robbed and buried under the barn. Two
parties suspected are still living, and
hopes Of bringing them to justice are en-.
tertained.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-16

one OF the pleasantsst residences In the
place, on the Deal turnpike. All the act.
ers seem 10 have chosen quarters near
the Methodist camping grounds. Next
door to these is the cosy little nook own.
ed by Edwins Adams, and one Of the
most beautiful residences at the Branch.
The favorite actor lives here with his wife
for three months in the year. Still be.
yond we have the cottage Of Mr.. j. Pad.
dock, the husband Of the better known
maggie Mitchell" Close by is the cot.
tage of another actor-J. W. Albaugh.
the husband Of Mrs. Paddock's sister,
Mary Mitchell. Another actor, Oliver
Doud Byron, has cottage at Monmouth,
two stations from the Branch and pleas.
ant ride on the new road. Mr.. Theodore
Moss, the treasurer Of Walack's theatre,
has his beautiful cottage on Ocean avenue,
whence he and his charming family live
three months Of the year. He delights in
fne turnouts and home comforts. His
daughters are often seen driving on Ocean
avenue to and from the depot. Mr.. Les.
ter Wallack also has his cottage near by,
but he has gone to live inland at Stan.
forth, Conn. Olive Logan, the former
actress and present lect Iress, spends the
summer at the Branch with her husband.
Mr.. Fox, the manager of theatre in
Philadelphia, also lives here through the
fashionable season.
Many men prominent in politics make
their home at Long Branch during the
warmseason, or at least pass there q por-
ton of their time An opportunity for
frequent visits to the President is one Of
the reasons of their presence, but outside
of this the Branch is pleasant place to
forget all the troubles and trials Of the
kaleidoscope life of politics. Governor
Tilden has paid the place a flying visit,
and enjoyed himsel so we'll that he in
tends coming back. Senator Jones, Of
Nevada, intends remaining portion of
the season, and Andy johnson is spoken
OF as having intimated an intention of
stopping for awhile at the great North
ern watering. place. Secretary Beknap
has already been here, and Vice-Presi-
dent Wilson passed last Sunday here.
Many men Of lesser note have already ar.
rived or are booked at the hotels.
The railroad men are always here in
force, as are also the stock brokers. Tom
Scott, of the Pennsylvania Line, will re-
main for mouth or so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-16

A report comes from Forest City, Ark,
that on the 4th inst, Miss Ellen Ham.
ilton, a young lady living with Capt. JOS
Hunter, was brutally outraged and cut
with knife and left for dead by negro
named Davis. The fend then made his
escape, but large party of citizens are in
pursuit, and if caught summary punish.
ment is threatened.
Morris Cooper, a young man from De.
troit, was engaged to an estimable lady
Of Spring Lake. The guests were as.
sembed, bride, minister and banquet
were ready, but the young man had gone
down town for a walk and did not return.
If he should come back the lady's friends
now propose to roast him with dressing
Of tar and feathers.
On recent trip Of the Jim Fisk down
the Ohio, two thieves we're detected rob.
bling an old man, deck passenger, while
he was asleep. The other deck passen.
gers seized them, compelled them to dis.
gorge the $3.50 they had stolen, and then
gave them an unmerciful whipping.
When the boat reached Metropolis the
well'whlpped pair made tracks for the
high lands.
National banks throughout the coun.
try are reque ted to return to the Comp.
troller of the Currency all notes of the
following named banks, of the denomna.
ton of SIS, for redemption, they having
been counterfeited: The First and Third
and Traders banks of Chicago; First
National Bank Of Paxton, H.; First Ma.
ticnal Bank of Canton, Ill. No addi-
tional issues of this denomination will be
hereafter made to these banks.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey, the Amer.
lean revlvalists in London, had their fare
well meeting the night of the 18th. The
carls of SALISBURY and Costar, Samuel
Morley, NJ. p, Right Hon. Cowper Tenn
pie, Mr.. Macarthur, and seven hundred
clergymen we're present. Speeches were
made full of praise of the eminent revi-
Waists and the steadfastness of their
converts. 1t was suggested that some
kind Of memorial be presented To
Messrs. Moody and Sankey, but it was
declined.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-16

the ghosts, and a detour Of two miles
away many courageous man has made,
to avoid the place after the sun had with.
drawn its benign rays from over the
earth.
Much speculation has been INDUCED in
as to what disposition the old French.
man made of the traveller, but no definite
or satisfactory conclusion could be ar.
rived at until few days since, after
lapse of nearly seventy years, the whole
tragedy was made plain. Mr.. Robert
Sharp, in building his new res
idenct, concluded to convey
water for common usage
from the spring at the hills base, around
which had hung dark mystery, to his
house by means Of subterranean pipes.
To accomplish this the spring had to be
greatly enlarged, and while at work here
in digging out ''ugly water" the skeleton
OF man in perfect preservation was ex-
humed from beneath the rocks. which
corresponded exactly in stature with
the missing and murdered ped.
dler. No one who knows the facts of the
case has any doubts whatever but that
the murdered peddler had been buried
in the spring and carefully
covered with rocks by the cum
ming Frenchman, and now that his bones
have been given a Christian burial, it is
hoped that he will lie quiet and docile
until the great day, when all alike, the
quick and the dead, shall rise and be
Judged. JED.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-07-16
A New York Domestic Tragedy v.

One OF those frequent city paragraphs,
relating to an inquest upon the body of a
woman who had died suddenly while Wis
iting friends up town, was followed up
the other day by reporter whose time
hung on his hands. He evoked trag-
edy, whose final details he gives at length
in the New York World, while its secret
is left to be conjectured. The mother
OF six children, just turning forty, goes
out one afternoon and does not return.
After | in the morning she is brought in,
feet foremost, dead, accompanied by q
doctor and by ''a friend of the family"
The friend tells his story. He met her on
Broadway at 8; she said she was exhaust
ed; she ate chop and an ice with him
they started to such q park she was
taken ill; he took her into house-the
nearest; when the doctor came she was
dead; that was $50. The women, her
neighbors in the house, want to know, if
she died at $50, why it is l:30 before she
is brought home, and why her limbs are
still warm. The friend listens with
nervous impotence, but says nothing.
The next day-the busting coroner an
autopsy, and verdict-conges-
ton. But what, says the neighbor who
lays the body out, does these marks on
her neck mean, and that purple spot on
her shoulder? Four IN one side, one on
the other. The husband would net hear
of investigation. He would rather not
know how that afternoon passed. The
friend was not his friend; he visited his
wife, the dead woman; they had been
seen in each others company. The
honse she was taken into had
on the door-plate name ban
died loosely by loose mem
the reporter finds, and gets RIO news there.
The doctor has been handsomely paid by
the friend of the family; that individual
does not deny intrigue, but scouts the
idea of violence. All parties think the
matter had better drop. And it does
drop. The World says that these events
have happened within ten days, and that
this is common story.