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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-05

FOR FARM, PLANTATION AND FREIGHT.
ALSO SPRING AND DEMOCRAT WAGONS
Where we have no Agents
we will sell direct to parties
desiring them. Price and
description furnished on APP
plication. The Whitewater
costs q trine more than ordi-
nary wagons, but Is the
cheapest In the long run.
SEMPLE, BlRGE&CO.
13SQvTN KAIN ST., 81. LOUIS.
Parties writing us, will
please mention in what pa.
per they read our advertise
ment, as we wish to give
credit where Il is due.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-05
Al oo Profit in -Four Monhs 1872 One Dollar Bottles Sold!
w. READTH

ScOttT OWH,L
Me S vd from the use Of Dr. Ras Remedy Seven Seals
Or Golden Wonder after being for eight with mp"a
ton ofthe Heart
Right s with Debility for which tried thu skill Of our '"e H"{
part Took enough patent medicines to s" wIr
sent and 90" six Hy cent bottles all found myself aoe to
agsy Took the for its sale last April our a"M ! ~ "I
tl;rn 1914
cxect from the thousand % bottles IN the
Gentwt1 sehefal
known over three counties a great affection ,,,x,
Respectfully, H. - DA"A'N''
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-05
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
krRONG, AND PURE RICH BLOOD -llcl1iAe
OIFLESH AND WEIElif-;LEAk SklN ~
BEAUTIFUL ONfLEXlONS Seq BED 5OAl1b
DIR. RAILWAYS
Salssparillial Rssll'gt

fNe GREAT BLOOD PURIptBW
uAsvADETHE MOST ASTONISHING crnsS g: g!
QUICK. SO RAPID ARE III .MAM, ~ ~
EODY CNDERGOtle.U NnER THE !. ~. c.iv7
81 THIS TRULY WONDERFUL SsDS.s~
THAT
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-05
Every Day al Increase il l lla
and WEIGHT is Seen and F4

H%Arv drop Of the RARSAPARlL!IAN EH "Is
vSNT comnusca,es Nrought!s iiInod. sweat ".
ana other Fluids aud juices Of tho system !hesyS
MI for Il revair. the waetes VI tie bofy whhn
snnnd material. S~ofnla, &! ph!s Coz ,ln't
t G.Saui.r disease. Ulcers 10 ths throat no.. u
Nsors .Soies in he Glands and other prise Hesys
Sc,A Evss. Sarumor0us discharges tom 1s EasE
~ vSrst f0rmo Of Sxin dissases trnps'c.ns. ~
SS,ss scsldii ID Ring wmra, s.lt Rhecu, Es!sec
Icns KIscf Npo,a, WoTmsin she flesh 5s@Ss
s Ssi ,he womb, and all weakening ana Rs,nM
charses Nlsh, Sweats, less ofsrer,n ana au
~ i|fe n,rinciple. aro within The car.sse ranss
~, ~onSsr Of Tcierh Chemistry, ard few dsys
,..nrs ~ INV persOa using itf0re ther OF
S;ss,se ia 6n{ent power iocure them. 1000
s'I Is,bs patient, daily becoming reduced yss -
.nd Sscomposision that's continually p ros.e ~
ceaisin arfestin Z these wastes: "na IeE.aS ~
III nav m,,erislmade from healthy on
~. sHRSAPARIiL.IAN will and does ssou'x -sS6
sse.rsin: If hen onee this rem.dy s.sa a;s,ss r.
Eork ri pnri6catton, and suceeets " gu. .I ~
i.s. Of was,ee. inrspairs will BE npS. ."~
H. nsi,snt wilIfeel himself growing Ne.M ;.. 4,
ihe food dieesting better. Appetite t@Ps''"
MI onIy doss ihc SHssAPARnliAn ks ssSt,.r 70
,,iS.s~S remedial ag11t.il shs cure stCss ssSSlD
inious. ConsUtutional, an6 Shin oiSeesss'
ea,lv nositive euro Tor
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-05

ANY person sending us q club Of FIVE
abscribers for one year will receive q
opy gratis.
Address,
Publishers, 1l3 Fulton Street, N. Y.
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4 BANk ROBBERY DESCRIBED.
Cashier Returning 10 the Bank ut Might
and Opening the sHfe.

Justice Kilhreth continued the examina-
OF John IL. sell, defaul,ing cashier of the
Security Savings Is INK, yesterday. William
n. Banks, receiver Of the bank, testified that
on the Sd Of April 1850 was deposited IN
the safe the only person who knew the COIN
binatlon Of the lock beside himself was sell.
The next morning sell sent note saying
thrt he sick and would not he able TO work
that day. Mr.. Banks, on going to the safe, mi ssed
eco. He then went to Sells house in Bro oklyn
ana saw Sells wife, but did not see sen. An
the furrilure was packed up o. though prepari-
tory to removal
W f. X. NILS, clerk In the Security Bank,
testified that he saw the prisoner put the money
into the safe. Sell ana himself went out II the
bank together II was raining, and he lent his
silk umbrella to Sell, after which they parted.
Next morning the witness found tue umbrella
In The back room Of the bank.
The janitur OF the bank testified that on the
night Of the 30 of April he cleaned the back
rooms and swept the hoors. When h. opened
the bank the next morning he found some burnt
papers and matches in front Of the safe, and
letter directed to Mr. Banks on the table. He
also touud the umbrella belonging to Mr.. Mills
and a new candle vim the wick partly turnt.
Sell was committed by Justice hnbretn IN de-
fault Of SlO,UOO Oail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
MAKING THE feathers FLY.
A Ftrst-Clas. Cooking Main between New
York and Long Island Birds.

There was q grand cooking main yester-
day In the Dutch Kills, Long Island, manJ
lovers Of the SPORT witnessing the matches. Ihe
matches were four Ia hunter, throe OF a single
nsht each for tiO0 bird, and main Of eight
battles Tor tioo0 the main, ana slOo ON each
baltic. The fights were between New York and
Long Island birds. Betting previous to tue
main was SlJO to SsO la favor % New York.
FIR.r MATcH.-New YORK produSed black red aud
Lug I.L-ha Dllg grey; WIZ olnsets, After hye Or
teh.d ii almost Ill oSn w.r no9yl lie srAy ma a
stout es1.tsnce for tlrty-eye m..utes When ne
sfcoSp TIomr-New YORK put forward cherry red
aud Loag ls.and waite hscAc. nj pounds ounces
cut UNI Gu. the back Of tho neek LAID Tie cnerry
II IInp 9s me VA. ex,ec,ea to he the b,a,b
o. ies s ana wss sg,sfn mSary SG9i.T Sly
was groNins stn, but At pQun!s 10 ounces hs was
aud weu-drected blo~s struck HoaeJ Cooler dead IN
nine minutes.
Then the main was begun.
FIRST FteHr Long Island pitted gray hackle TO
Nen lors ack rcd al slD-. il %. rey fought qaicE
irl AeNrp. nul tt sAi hlcNiv iilslus lie II "a the
" AM Ne 1etunz went hea,il a.an,' H. ~ ast
srcoSp fiour-Ssw York put Ia maho sany p,le
10 lgnt pye from Long Island. but ID, b is did not
max good nshI tne ght pyle oeins killca AZ the nd
Tmn fiGHT Long Is,ad showed a elaek red 70 a
pretty gin.cr req from Ncw ork The q 20 wa, a
ginger red, oeine blinded seemed 90 lose himself olce
Ieching al rae handlers css. II" showed ntlt until
nr4sl y tac back OF the neck p.acod hors &c
iorKu illur -Nrw York put pyle with white
h.cN e. a, s1d' ~ gunc. t. 5oun ..lea eG PIG
Tor tAlb 'hNt minute te GueAlhs OF The natter event
u4t H,lhs lls AtIe"l-
ana was matched 10 back red ri pounds ounces.
lhi' was NE uest nghl OF tIe Gay, though not the
lungctt Ry rapl wheeling thc black RED was strucA
tlree times ~ ne Dr. az .lTins ne hr ogc &C. but Ice
tuen luippuuIed. put DtfJre ~ was taken the ira
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RECUSiNT WITNESSES.
A Blii Emitting them to tue Privileges Of the
Writ OF uRbea- Corpus.


wAsHINGroN, Apru 0.--Representative
Lawrence TO. da, introduced the following bill,
which WIS referred to the Committee On the
judiciary
b Hca4cieL Tat whenever any person shall be dc
talLcl or mi lrci, 10y order Of selate OF e thc
House II Il, prcscAt- ives, snaI be eltcd 10 tAc
ptNiieS's Of &c MT ~ Aancls corpus a4d tr s.r'
tony any person detained OF imgri.o.ef, than Ia
obedience TO writ OF hancas CORPUS produce Go the
u the ySch 30 detained without any order Tor tat
purVoss from either he senate or ;he House Toe ap
Imprisoned or dcialed snail be made ia the nrst ~.
scs 90 Sue Chef jus ice Of the United states or any
Juslre OF the ruf Court Of tne United states
tae absence Of te,e from tc cty u Ma,liugton,
IA Gaze Of diabiy tAc nponcati5n shi.l b. made .
chez ia ice. " ny Assoclasc justice thereof
ANY person VINO snail be IMPRISONED OF detained by
th.r-0f for contempt. shall oe entitled to apply
court tavlns sppeiste lursiicijn Ia any ease from
detention ~ lpr s0nnent ur to INV Justice or judge
OF said court having such appellate lursdcton. for
servci obey d. Proceeded with, and determined Ia
other cases
MI Lawrence also introduced a bill providing
that the power OF tho several courts Of the
United States TO issue attachments and lnhict
summary punishments for contempt OF court,
snail not be construed to extend TO any cUes
except TO the misOehAvior Of any person or per-
sons In the presence Of these courts, or 50 near
thereto a. TO ohstruct tue administration OF jus
uce, the misbehHviOr Of tue officers Of sid
courts in their official transactions, and the dis
obedience or Resistance by any uiiccr of any
court, party, juror, witness. or any other IersOn
or persons 10 any lawful writ proce- :, order,
rule, decree, OF command Of said courts; and no
person shall be punishable Tor contempt VINO Is
liable 10 be indicted for the sane matter which
constitutes the cOutem1t. No court SHALL 10y
order Or otherwise, prohibit the puulicaiOn. IN
any newspaper or other publication, OF any OF It's
proceedings, or Of any evidence produced or
given in the trial Of any cause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
4 BROKER'S RISK.
MIR. HartOg's Contract, Mr.. Sages Violence,
aud suit for Damages.

MIR. HartOg's Contract, MIR. Sage's Violence,
aud "a suit for Damages.
Ferdinand Hartog has sued Russell Sage
for 10000 damages for false imprisonment. On
the 3lst Of March last Mr.. Hartog was arrested
at the instiRation of Mr.. Sage on charge OF
swindling. He was locked up In police station
over night, and the next morning lie was dis
charged in the TOmbs Police Court on the
ground that the arrest was Illegal being without
warrant, and that Mr.. Sage's proper means Of
enforcing bis contract with Mr.. Hartog was by
suit In civil court.
MIR. Iartog says that be authorized n put and
call broker 70 purchase for htm from VIZ. Sage
SIX privileges in Lake shore. The broker did
10, but hcihg unknown to Sage, he refused To
deliver them 70 any one but lidrtOg. The latter
failed to sell tho privileges aud he was com
PEELED To offer them in the market at the market
price, which was below the purchase price. Mr.
S re, learning THIS fact, called upon MIR. HartOg
10 pay for Ills purchase, aud IN the presence Of
sew raj other brokers called Mr.. lIaTtog "a swim
dlcr. Then HHrtOg refused to give sage any
satisfaction, and the latter, cal Ing a police
ofcer said, I'm worth S2OOU,OOO," and told
the OifCcr 70 arrest llhrtog, uud Inc would tako
the risk. In the station Htrtog was searched
10y direction OF Sage, and S3jj was taken from
him, aud lnriOg SAYS that ne has not seen the
money since. Mr.. Hartog says that another rea-
son why he could not fuln his contract with Mr.
sage WIS that after he had sold some ut the
privileges TO llAskius q Briiue the latter were
enjoiued by Mr. sage from paying for them.
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PLYING OUT THE SILVER.
OnlV Ten Thousand on the First Day froi

OnlV Ten Thousand on the First Day from
the New Nork sub Treasury.
From 10 o'clock yesterday morning until
8 in the afternoon between 200 and 800 persons
stood In line at the sub-Treasury exchanging
fractional currency for silver, and II required all
that time for lls persons TO get hard money for
their paper. Payments were made 10 stair In
the currency room, and the line extended TO tn
foot Of the stairs at half past .. one clerk
ceived the currency end entered the amount IN
a book. with the name of the applicant, and
number colresp Iuattg with tue numher u "A
check that was handed OacA to the applicant,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
4 mr. ~ JEOPfRDY.
The Approaching Trial Of Cunningham for
the Murder Of Mrs. RAYS.

PuuLIPsBURG, N. j., April i0.-m tho
winter Of 1868 John Rays and his wife lived in
littio house on the limo of the Morris and
Essex Itilroad, near Stewartsvie, n. J. kays
was employed on the railroad as laborer. He
earned good wages, and with his pretty wife
seemed to live on the most amabe terms ON
Friday. Feb -, 1857, the lifeless body Of Mr..
kays was found in a little meat cellar under the
house. The cellar was mere hole, being only
two feet long, a foot and half wide, and twenty
one inches deep. The body was horribly mangled.
there beina deep cuts, evidently made with
sharp instrument, on the head and upper part ~
the trunk. blood-staincd Ratchet was found
on the hoor OF the house, covered with blood
stained clothing.
Kays was arrested on suspicion, but was re-
leased because Of lack of proof Tho murderer
could not be detected, and the authorities re-
hnquished search.
In January last tho Chief Of Police Of this
place received this letter:
C1t,f or Police. Ph,Ripsbur0. ~ j.
efR am member Of the Cleveland police. There
woman al or near your pscc seven or esht Years a
|. wss on or near the rsilrod her che murdered wo
goes by tne name Of Cunniugham) KILLED her her
months then Vent back liz asS rpbsd ' his pn ss
o. VIZ anh then LEFT the place There was warrant
tIerep II So, w send ioforaaon by Which you can
secure 2@ S you please write s and 2qEG S2,v
4 Ontario street cieyc and. ohio
-, " there was snch murder, there "a no DOUBT but
this man Il the murderer.
This at once revived the Kays murder excite.
ment, and application was made to Gov. Bedle
for requislton. which was granted, and the
proper officers were sent to Cleveland, aud Cum
bingham was brought on and placed In jail here.
He will be indicted and tried at the session OF
court that opens on Tuesday next.
The proofs against Cunningham are not con
vincnR II IL said that James o. Duffee, Glove
land lawyer, overheard quarrel between Cum
nineham and his wife; In which the wife OK
claimed, For Gods sake, don't XIII me, as YOU
did the woman In Jersey" The lawyer had
Cunningham arrested on charge OF assaulting
his wife, and obtained from her the story, when
was that CUNNINGHAM had murdered the woman
Ia New Jersey for her money. Cunningham saws
that he lived In Phillpsburg In 1860 but had
nothing to do with the murder. His wife, lac
saws. had two husbands before she married him.
one Of whom Is serving a twelve years term IN
the Maryland penitentiaTy. He did not know
this fact when he m arried the woman. In Cevo-
land she was Intimate. he adds, with the lawyer
Dunee. Although she had several times made
AFFIDAVIT, that size was Cunningham welded
wife, she now afilrms that sue was not IN FRIED
To him, aud her object In so doing. Cunningham
saws, Il because she had heard that woman
cannot testify III cases AGAINST her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
THE MFxIcIN RhroArTIoN


Gen. Diaz said 10 be Preparing 10 March
ON Monterey-t:cn. Toledo- Trcnchery.
BROWNSVILLE, April 9-Gen. Diaz is
busily engaged in organizing his forces at Mata-
moras. Hi' partisans say II Is preparatory to a
march ON Monterey but from the fact tina. he is
remaining In the forts around Matlmorai " 10
doubtful about his advancing. There Is nothing
new, therefore, at hatamoris. few boxes Of
arms were taken across the river few days ago
for private parties at Matamorai. but the col
lector Of this port gave orders that no more
should lie allowed u piss over tho river NE
the city Is In the hands OF the RcyOlutionists
without direct authority from the secretary OF
the Treasury. Telegyams have been received
here ordering Gen. Potter, tno present com
mander on tins line, - duty In Kentucky, and
II IL reported he viii be relieved by Cen. Devin.
Gen L4barra IS still mere with his family await
Ing the approach OF the Mexican federal forces.
lie seems confident that Matamoras viii soon
be IN the hands Of the GOVernmcu forces.
All the Mexican Officers here assert tuat M,ta-
muras was only lost throhgh the treauhery OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
THE Suicide or MR.. BURGING.
The son of the AIhu in Honor of Whom Bur-
ling slip was Named.

John 7. Burlng Of SSs West Twenty-second
street committed suicide at dlybresk yesterday cut.
ting his throat with razor. About tour months ago
Mir. NurNng, who owns house iu West Thirty sixth
street. leased the property AMI moved with his maiden
SISTER. who s zig ~ years OF age, to Posts boarding
h1us al HlA Wet lwcutNs street. The hrOtutr,
fr.cr, her maid servant had three ro1us ~ tue
second story the aged sister required the COU-
htaut attHNdHHCt OF the servant the latter slept the
0m VITA h,r on Wednesday eYpnlug Mr. Huring
seemed 10 DE 90 deep trouble. aud after dnunr order
to iyrrt hls ulnt game II cards prom sod. the
game continued until lnte hpla ana then Mr. Bur
INK Do tu hla room. A f.W uIuutcs after o'clock
tue servant Was awakened by the falling 81 "a BODY
WllcA thf supposed Was that OF her mistress falling
from tre bed. She tpr ne up ami when thOrunp hlY
Haakc !. ara fWEuus halso as of soul1 one De- nS
Htringlcl n the front rOum ana there she found Mr.
Nlrm' DIVING Mr. Nurrus was tsou Of Walter Bur
Inns after NHon itr lue SLIP Is named Ny wa. r SITE
Niue years ui H. N1s once MtAttN. J. tIr lat
IN rc years Dr. haas been Clrrn uuder Comptroller
Green iu tnr IuA k.rfNc''- oni.r.
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SIX HUNDRED ouAnRYMrS on STRIKE.
MIR. nENNErrs roAo GRoulDs.


Extensive PrepnrHtion- for ENhilnrating Fun
ut the Jerome Park Course.
Work was begun yesterday upon the
house and grounds Of James Gordon Ben eta
Polo CLUB at Jerome Park. Tie property. which
Mir Bennett has purchased, Is a part OF tho es-
tate Of the late john Dickinson, ana embraces
cottage and four acres of land just at the point
where the Croton aqueduct crosses kingsbtidgo
road. TO the northwest Of the Jerome Park race
track. The four ucrcs OF ground on which the
game Is t. be played IRE situated IN hollow,
hnd Will require expensive drainage before
horses can he either safely or enJ liably driven
on n.
The club house Is 10 cost $4,000 and to be
1uisned within twenty-five DAYS. 1t Is 10 IN
Clude the cottage now on the ground. e. IL.
Post, the architect. has determined upon an
octaronal structure in the Norman Gothic style.
inside the cottage the rooms are 10 he rear
ranged 30 as TO include "a spacious dining nan,
modern Kitchen, and w stairs nuinuei OF
entirely metumorphosed On the sac lAclh{
the polo ground piazza twenty-five lrel
square, Tor the accom- odation ~ the invited
speCtltOrs ~ the games, Is To he added. ON ne
east side bay window, extending eight feet
from the house, and having 10 width OF over
eighteen feet, viii afford u view 81 tho play
ground. A terrace ten feet wide VIII project
beyond this window.
Tn, commanding feature Of the club house,
however, is to pc its BAH room, In sep rate
building 40 feet square, or lar-er Than the COT
thge itself. TWO Immense bay NinduMs,l ma e ca
OF which quldrile set can be formed, WA poo
Jcct from the two exposed sides II the room.
The uour - T. be composed Of alternate blanks
Of cherry and pine. cut q show the Neruc !
grain. and Will he fur,her ornanented with "a
central med dillon Of harl woods. the ceiliug
VIII show the heavy ribs supporting tne roof.
large open fireplace Of hlu stone aud thing
lunuinS uu INTO 81 wide old fashioned chimuei
OF pressed brick, Wlll ucc .pY the eud of the uaI
room toward tli q4edu't.
Ihe .ir Alchn PONIES uu watch tho members OF
the Polo Ciun w,i play their game. have not AZ
fheu, stable, arc being ultrd up Tor them.
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NEW YoEK, Thursday April 20.-Receiu;s 81
becyc- ~ loHd-. l,4iS head. mkt t1j0
siucc NJ, uuay. against S.yp for To- correspondence ne
last week lhe aualtg OF the oherinSs wa gen rally
very lair. The Guppy was more taan equal to t. ne
mani, ana tbs market Vac Gun At reduction at 50
NJ. N. About car luads 4 sircuS prime steers,
lao n. 10 1850 Ne. Hive weight. SOLD at no
lsc ~ q drese % ~, acoupc OF ears OF RooI 10,
l,SlO M Nersge, al lOSc T. Dress 81 .. cohu 10
very fair LatNe steer al tllisc. TO dress bsai os
ana ears OF Texas and CherONce cattle al Sgc. n,
w dress % n,
Reccpu Of calves were sss head, making 1871 ,lnoe
Mpnuai, against 200 Tor snuie tuie last wees Market
fair for GOOD ycals. bus dn fIr common Prices AA- "a
irOn o.. 10 Dc for mN-.Cd vealr. wniie bu. Ter.
mix caves Wc.t at % ~.
keoslJts OF sheep /. q lsmos we're 81 car loa "a 9I
s.S5l head, making 1907 slAcc Monday, asain,t psT
for the same time lut waVS Wtn ARID cOAcc
IA urices the u.arket was lair At 81. @Oc. Tor JOd
elipsd sheep ana gTfl,. tor common fo n no
ulsuvrn, WIN few le,r'lugs sod at sLSts n, aud
spr.np lsMbe az ~ l3c.
Rsceips OF hog, were % car loads Or 53s "A.
mtsing ssi ,iuc MOnd -, az dust p.iJ2 Tor no
last eoa. NIAe alive. Dressed hogs scr.
changed al lvalOi!c. n.
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Bocos.

Boeos. who had been WAITING from 10 O'Clock,
got MS check M about 2;3O Fifteen minutes
later the same clerk halloed. IA, s5, vi. ready 80
and BOg4- passed IN lis check and got MS SIS
after ..rarlY five hours waiting. The silver had
been sent UP from the coin room in packnges II
s. aud upwards Number l05 wantod $40 la ST.
yer When the clerk PRESENTED IL, he said.
" Give Lac $50" That meant the amount Of
mulil ted or counterfeit currency mat had been
found in the package. HE clerks say that they
rarely get a package Of $50 ia which they DO not
ind some counterfeits among the - or 50cent
notes. Mutldted currency 10 not received tor
silver. At 3 o'clock, when the business OF the
day is closed, not less than 2J0 persons were In
line, many u whom had been waiting for four
hours. he amount paid out yesterday was
within d trle of SO 800.
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Transactions yesterday at tue exchange COM
prsed sales by
NJ. A. J. Lynch at public auction one threc-story
brown.stone house. with lot 2sxtuD5, 10 Eaet idh
street. between Lexington aud Third avenues. al 100
By VIM. Kennedy. foreclosure oAo plot ll2H3ieAlt5x
1875. nor side Kngsbfidge road, adjoining the lnstu
ton Of the blind, 100000. One two-story and attic
brick house, with lot 2410xGo. 3V25x6L3. east lido
Matcr street. being Part Of tuc Romano estate. SJ2D
By A. II. Muller 4 son. foreclosure. one i've tory
brick factory. with lot 21x1O nuat RiV ng
ton anu Attorney streets, fii,ubJ.
By h. II. Ludlow Co, force Osure. one lot. 2hv10O,
northwest corner MOrrsania avenue aud Mott street,
Morrisania Crwcnty third Ward, 800.
~ 4. A. Lawrence q Co., foreclosure. one frame
house with ~. 25x1 2.2 north side seventy fourth
street 125 feet west Of Ihird avenue. tlOOJ.
~ X. v Harnett receivers sale, one hyestorv brick
building front AMI brick luilclg rear with lot - ~
lo5x3l lbxlO4.7, FrankfOrt street snuh side. be-
tive William and Nassau streets, $1,000.
By v Il stevenson, r foreclosure. one lot b0N lhi4
north site Scv ATTY nith street, IS feet cast Of dOn
avenue, $1,000.
By II. Camp. foreclosure one lot. 25xlOO11. south
t2tOO.
By y. NJ. Seaman. foreclosure. one factory with lot
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21
A Girl Irving to Poison her Two Aunr-.


The District Court in Plttslied had
genuine sensation yesterday, when Grace VI.
House, colored girl, twelve years old, owned
up to poisoning her two aunts, with whom she
lived, Lucinda Murray and Poly Duncan, being
Of little house and lot which would fall to her
on the death Of the two women. Grace said her
grandmother FIRST gave her some brown powder
to put In the coffee, which made one OF the
women very sick. Again she tried putting
something from two bottles into the soup and
other food but although the women were sick
they still live and appeared IN court TO confirm
the girls story. The Judge issued warrant Tor
Mrs. Wormsleys arrest