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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-13

Tuesday, March Is. 1877.
PREVENTION AND CURE.

Air and water TO minister TO the
health Of the human system must be
absolutely pure. When not so, they
are. in proportion to the degree Of vita
ton. agencies of death Much Of the
blood corruption that eliminates in
smallpox, diphtherias, coughs. con-
sumptions. erysipelas. fevers, etc, etc.
is introduced through the impurities
that mix through iniiItration with the
water we drink. and through evapora-
tion with the AIR We breathe. Every
particle of garbage that accumulates
in the streets and cellars of the town
or about the houses Of the country,
aud all the prescriptive accumulations
OF ponds and marshes give off when the
sun shines, poisonous miasin, besides
the possibility Of leecbing away into
contact with the domestic supplies Of
water. 1t rests upon the citizen to
know that every species of garbage and
dead organic matter has immediate and
speedy conduct from his premises clear
through to place of decomposition
either in the neutrslizing immensely Of
the salt sea. or to the soil where it can
he changed into living forms Of beauty
l,y reorganization.
Seattle is favored in the matter Of
natural facilities for drainage. The
town-sits slopes easily toward the sea-
the soil is hight and porous. timber for
boxing is abundant, convenient and
dursble-and lastly. rain for flushing
is copious and frequent. In Salem, sit
uated on fiat plain where drainage is
imperfect and difficult, there has been
700 cases Of diphtheria reported this
winter. Our own city would he more
heaithful than it is ii more attention
were paid to cleanliness both by the
citizens themselves and the municipal
authorities.
lie early spring IS the best time to
take precautions in this regard. to clear
away the debris of the winter before
the hot summer Gun GENES out. There
is ague and rheumatism, and influenza,
not to mention worse epidemics: in every
heap Of garbage and every DISTRACTED
gutter. In 10 other month is it more
true that n stitch in time saves nine"
There is more in this than a matter
of medical bills. more than a matter of
loss Of time and work suspended 1t is
more than question of taxes. 1t in
wolves lie Neglect Of this most impor-
tant of all considerations multipies the
graves of children and shortens the
lives Of all. both old and young.
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THE YAKIMA MISrs.-A private let
ter from Yakima states that the Poll
Pick Lode is three feet wide and seven
ty fee. thick, and appears TO grow
richer as they 60 down. The writer
says BE saw q piece Of ore from the
last, quarried. which was the richest be
had seen in the district. The settlers
are preparing 10 engage extensively IN
hop growing. Messrs Phelps and Wad-
leigh. Of Seattle, have added 1000 head
more Of cattle 10 their little band oyer
there
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NOTICE!
To all whom it may concern ;

WHEREAS the Commissioner Of the Gepersl
Land Once. in letter dated July :. 1874. ordered
that the lands In Township -, North. Range
East. IN the district Of lands for sale sf Olympia
". T.. should hr withheld d" from iisrosai ~
agricultural lands until the mineral character
thereof shall have been fully established And
whereas. David NAarvr. Of king County. W T -.
made presumption caaA entry for land In aaiGi
Township and Range. viz lots S, &. 2. aud SwA.
II Sc. of Sec. II. and lots AID Of Sec. is
aud. whereas. the Commissioner 81 the Gene rAl
Land off.ee. III his Letter " y. If December e1th.
1873. has ordered that before Ana sssion can
be- taken il this IL ~ill be necessary 20 eaase
. hearing o. be held 90 determine the true char
acter Of said tracts
New, therefore. in accordance With said iEstrae-
iiops II Is ordered that testimony toac aias the
character II s&i2 assclibed land shall .e taken
before the Register and Receiver II the United
states District Land ofsee af their etsce 10
Olympia. ". T. 90 the 2ss day Of Arril. A. p D..
1877. b~g.nhIps 1t t0 c'eltck. a. ~. st whie h
place AID ttme al persens having iateress n the
matter II the sharsrsar Of ths above Described
la0d Az required e. appear and there and then 20
present such evidences nas serve 10 fully e>ssf
lisA the Character of said tract Of lan..
Given gnisr eur hand. ~ the United States
District Land Once Al Olympia. W. r., the 'iA
day ii Narch. L. ID. fs--
J. r. BROWN. Register
n h2$3w-A ROBERT 9. stuart, Receiver.
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From Yesterdays Oregea.an.l
CALIFORNIA.

SAX Francisco, March lot has
been raining here all forenoon, but
shortly after noon cleared up. 1t is
now warm and sunny. with q slight
westerly breeze A heavy rain is re-
ported last night and this morning in
Stockton. Sacramento aud ether points
in northern and central PORTIONS OF the
State, with indications of rain in the
south.
STOCKTON, March l0.-A drizzling
rain commenced falling about seven
o'clock last evening and continued
through the night, and raining st .sdy
this morning till about II o'clock. when
the clouds broke and it became partial
ly clear.
SAN BUENAyENTURA, March 10
A heavy swell last night carried away
about 800 feet of wharf here. 1t will
be lepaired in few days. Indications
Of rain
SAN FRANCISCO. March l0.-Opbir
24S, Mexican Il, G & c l2S. California
Az. Con Va 43l.. Savage *. Chollar
Ga, II W y 81, Point 9, Jacket 124, Im-
perisl go, Kentuck :. Alpha 10, Belch-
er :. s New 81. Utah l9a. Bullion Is,
Exchequer 81. Belmont u. Rye Patch
y. Leopard 81. Modoc 81, Wells Fargo
l0c, Hus,ey 25c. Manhattan s, Prize AZ,
New Coso 4 So, & Chariot 3 So. Em.
pire Idaho Csc, Leeds 60. Challenge
=, Dayton CSC. Baltimore II. s Hill 66i.
Jackson 4, En- Con Is. RS E5. Kossuth
SOC. Andes II, North Con Va 10c, Over.
man soa, Justice Is, Succor 9Oc, Union
81. Bryant 4Oc, Julia 81, Caledonia q
Woodville zoe. Lady Washington p. 2
Sheridan u. Alta II. Trojan l 20. Pan
Their i0c, Belle 264,
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FERTILE LANDS.

The editor OF the Snolcmish Star, as
the result of a careful personal inspec-
tion, foots up the amount of arabic
lands along the eastern shore Of the
Sound. as follows:
Mhsfcom Co. acres. 5000 l.5oa.o
0nohomish - :" 5000 $50 QUO
Aing ..l5o.Oo fooo 600
He states that there are probably
10000 acres Of alluvious on the Skaget
In Whatcom county, the most of which
is yst TO be dyked. bu, will, when i'm
proved, yield GO bushels of wheat, rye
or barley. and IS or so bushels of oats
to the acre. Their, are not much more
than 10. 900 acres Of tide flats remain
ing te be dyke in Suohomish county.
but there are five or six times that
amount Of river marsh lands overflowed
in winter, which have little tim Der on
them. and are easily drained and cleared
capable, WHOM reclaimed, of yielding
three tons of Timothy hay per acre
We are inclined to regard these fig
ures rs Sufficiently high. bu, the essen.
uai tact stands that there still! re-
mains along most Of our main rivers
large quantities Of vacant lands Of the
highest possible fertility. and of easy
accession on navigable waters Imnli.
grants. if they bat knew these facts,
need no. accept the desola,e lot of a
starveling existence on the parched grav-
el plains and mountain slopes Of Cali
fornia IS their only resource. We have
seen in ,has Stale the solitary cots Of
the immigrants perched away eu. the
almost Inaccessible SUBMITS Of the coAs,
foot hills, like Patience GA a mona
nen'. smiling at grief, and I.iniug ou
the harreus of the Sacramento plains.
waiting Tor the occasional Wet year 10
afford them a PARTIAL crop Of wheat.
The uniueperoeatage of the imui-
grafton that has hitherto gone ia taat
dry weather State has been owing 10
the persist AZ, advertising Efforts Of the
sag.cioas citizens IT S.R Francisco,
aud an unfeun.ed prejudice tia, has
made it, Nay abroad sgatns; oar lands
ou account oil the abundance If t!ml=sr
and ct moistaEe that presaiIs~-,wo If
the greatest blessings by The way ,ha,
coald be bestowed Ola any country.
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EUROPE.

LONDON, March l0.-The Eeenino
Standard publishes . telegram from a
Paris correspondent saying informa-
tion of the gravest kind reaches Inc
from we'll informed sources. think it
is very doubtful that government
will allow it TO bo transmitted by
telegraph: therefore send it by post.
The German government has assumed
AL attitude towards France which is
calculated 10 cause serious uneasiness as
to the maintenance Of peace. The
German government have been con-
slant in the manifestations Of its i'll
will. FRS; came their refusal to take
part In the exhibition of 1873; next at
,acks of the German press against
France; ard now. We understand. the
esblre, at Berlin have in.Imated to
France they regarded the construction
ri the second line Of fortresses rs
hostile step. This second line OF for
tresses was INTENDED To create an srti-
fetal frontier line between Germany
aud France. without which the latter
country isopen to invasior The French
government have complied partially
with the demands of the Germsn CAV
ernmeut, aaA have undertaken not 10
continue the tort,Scation, Of Arras
BEsLtN. March Ia. Count Seheuv-
alsosf will carrs ~ London ie.ini, pro-
posals Tor solution Of the pending
questions. There will lie no demand
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YO NC M EN-

Will remember that DR.. Brennan has lectured on
Manhood for years. and is perfectly familiar
with the wants OF all. both young and middle age
who are troubled with Nervous Debility or prema-
ture breaking down Of the constitution.
Many wlo are weak and debiitated wait too
long and lie. their systems break down before seek
ing for relief. DR.. Brennan Nev,r Fails to restore
youthful visor and build up the body and mind
to its natural condition.
Everything stric ~ confidential and honorable
with the Dr.. and five minutes interview will con-
vince any Intelligent person That he thoroughly
understands his profession. You will always mud
him social and glad TO receive you.
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l. Tao, Di Sol quest Anima. VERDI.
MISS WANDESFORDE. Mr.. PFLUEGER and
MR.. YARNDLEY.
2. PIANO Solo. "Fantasie on Lucia de ,mermoor"
Mr.. AUGUSTA SAURET,
.. EsdLisn BALLAD. I'm Going for q Soldier.
JenRy.'
MIR. YARNDLEY
Z. VIOLIN Soto. Fantasia Caprice"
MADAME CAMILLA URsO.
). ESaI IsH BALLAD. The Lover and the Bird -
MISS IVY wANDEsFoRDH.
g. ENGLISH BALLAD. " Once Again"
MR. CHARLES PFLUEGER.
I. lIASo SOLO, "Tsrentels"
MR.. AUGUST SAURET.
:. Scorer BALLAD. Maid Of Dundee"
MISS IVY wANDEsFoRDE.
D. VioL Soto. Two Russian Airs,
MADAME CAMILLE URsO.
10. THO. from the Bohemian Girl.
MISS "ANpEsFoRDE. MIR. PFLUEGER and
MR.. YARNDLEY.
hessrve1 seats, extra. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
The Box sheet viii be At Levy's Cigar Store ON
March sth. eth. 10th and on the day OF each Con
cert.
n. B.-rhis 10 positively the only opportunity
offered - hear the celebrated artist. ~ her en-
SaSsments psremptortly recall her 90 Europe.
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N OTICE !!

\ a. an us AsiAh CLAIMS AGAINST
H., =. u,, MINI NAY. viii please presen:
s.,,1-,a.., iLh'ah 'ENsEN within - days. for
"AieH iosn' ISL mhl0-dIm
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N Office !!

Nv1c1 IL HEkKBY 8IyEs THAT NE
tas o.AessayDad. have placed IN the nsr,aS
". Lxtz fos ssttle0sst all accounts. an.
~ ~ rum me ssss nrm OF CRAIG HASTINGs
p. z CRAIG.
s..,.,. ~ l. b. HASTINGS, JH.
~sa Ae71' 1S'f. uhlo-du
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LOST .

\ LADl's colo sryyyK-pr.rro1
= \ tween Port Once and Brown cha. -
way Of secon 4 Ani Cherry streets "
ne anser VIZ please leave at this ossee
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Dissolution OF g0-PARf5ERSBIP.

IHE COMPREHENSIVE HE.FToFoBp Fy
ins between b. A Hill. and J. II. PAYNE
S s tar hrin nsDe Of Is. A. HILL A GO
Ri n.,.4s,. - Z. v b FEEDERS Patent Spring
$3.50 -. n.'soIns. u this day dissolved by rautu,l
o . ey >: h Payne retiring from the busi
ntHs' d A. HI! will hereafter conflnr, tn ~,
1 %sss :. ..s old shop On Teslers WAR and vii
debss. '' Ai- pay all
uh,a b. A. HILL,
j. II. PAYNE
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The editor Of the Snohomish Star, as
the result of careful personal inspec-
tion, foots up the amount of arabic
lands along the eastern shore Of the
Sound. as follows:
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OFFICE HOURS

From 10 TO 10 A. NJ, , to 6, 4 : to 2p. ~.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

H8-NOTICs 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans officers
the costng and foreign trade obscrv-
Ing the removal OF bnoys requested
60 communicate the fact the HERALD. that NAV be
letter addressed ITO the editor the HERALD New York
city, ing accurately possible the number aud posi-
tfun o buoys the Of their al viii
suffice In all cases observed along this Atlantic and Pacihc
conts the Continent When they observed
on the European countries In the Mediterranean
that inform alton bc ethsr by telegraph
or latter to the London Office oi tho NEW YORK HEnAL Az
Fleet street. London the rars Office, I'll Avenue tie
Opsrn Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may hs addressed Bennett Al Fleet street. London"
.Bcnnstt 81 Avenue dc rOpsra Paris" Where OF
hc reach OF the telegraph in Asia Africa, captains
may communicate with reaching the first c'nven-
lent port This will be cabicd FREQ otcharge to
.he HERALD rnd published
pC~NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK At NIGIlT.-.he NEw yoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
Tor use on board tho HERALD steam yacht showing wn!o
burnng red changing from one to the
other In he several mites distant.
nins OF vcsse upon seeing this signal will obligo us
by preparing any marine they havs Tor the Ship
News Department of tho HERALD
Persons desrous with vessels arriv
ing mt New York can by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River. New
York Letters received all parts Of hs world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ALBANY JIM"
WILL He BLINpFoLD JUSTICE "A BRIEF SKETCH
OF HIS CAREER.

WILL He BLINDroLD JUSTICE "A BRIEF SKETCH
OF HIS CAREER.
without doubt there 10 romance OF crime rs Of
love- and now and then thore looms up central
Hgurc 10 wild we'll as civilized c that causes men
TO pause and gaze upon criminal as n pho nomenon
Such man seems to be JIM Brady, alias Oscar d.
Peterson, alias james II. Morrison, and by
whatever other names he chooses to cali himself.
This mans case up for trial last week IN the
Court OF General Sessions, but tho entire Jury panel
was exhausted III obtaining eleven jurors. On Friday
Judge Gidersleevc adjourned the case over until ths
morning, an additional panel OF fifty jurors having
been ordered. Meantime a startling rumor IS in
circulation that the criminal himself had on Friday
morning an interview with Of the assistant
that hc (the prisoncr) should plead guilty to minor
offence, and thereby receive u sentence which--tho
people, at least, will bclieve-would be trivial
and speedily free him from State surveil-
ancc, leaving him at liberty soon again
to proy upon tho property OF the good
citizens OF the community Startling rs this rumor
seems upon analyzation there is nothing palible
with the known power Of the and his friends and
slight resums Of hs late history will show the roadcr
how many concerned In tho wcll- bsng OF
"AIbany JIM" HERALD reporter who called at
District Attorney Phelps residence last evening was
unable to that gentleman and SO could neither
TO- since the story OF "Sixlcen String Jack"
charmed the Imagination OF London apprentices
no one has probably moro nearly approached the ideal
daredevil burglar, bank robbsr. Jail breaker. than
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

Ship Grace. Black from New York for San Francisco
Ship Nile IBri Marvin. from Bremen for North America
Aug 90 lat ~ lon SO 80
Ship Arlington tBr, from Liverpool for Charleston Aug
"a. lat ~ "a. Ion III 20.
Ship Becherdass Ambadas (Br) from Quebec for Liver.
Ship North Americsn OF Montreal steering s. July 25.
lat & N, Ion 26 w. .
American ship showing signal letters RPBI, Sept
An ENGLISH ship showing signal letters PwQc, steering
marx Mispah Br) Potter, from Dublin Philadelphia.
Aug 20. lat a. Ion As.
Bark sarah Dudman (Br,, Aug 1s. lat so 45 N. Ion
22O3 w.
Bark M ,mch (Br). from London for Quebec, Aug n.
lat A, Ion 80
BARK Ignirsss 6sr,, from - for Mr"mich. Aug le.
Alice Dyer from New York tor Buenos Ayrss. July
2n lat n. lon 26 W. .
Bark signal Whitney from Iloo for New York. juno "a
Bark Bel. Nudge e Halifax from Ransoon for Dordt
Bark Ivanhoo tBr), from Miramichi for Barcelona, An2
20 of Cape st Vincent.
Bark Mercator dr. from st John. NB for whitshnven.
Aug 8, lat 43. Ion 81.
Bark Agra tBr) from for Mramichi, Aug ~ lat
81 10. Ion 20
American bark, showing signal letters IDBC, steering
Z. Aug H. lat 40 AZ. Ion 53 D.
A Dutch bark. showing signal letters RFHV. from -
San Francisco. July -. lat Q n, Ion 26 ".
NoIwerian bark, !rom Wick Tor Miramchi Aug 1s lat
"HpJL" (Amcrican bark. from Japan for Falmouth.
June ~. lat 33 s. Ion GO T..
Brig Sarah Wallace (Br) from St Nazaire for Sydney
CB. Aug "a lat 4e 81 lon 81 %.
KC, luntngdon, of New York;. steering Sw, Aug "a.
lat 40 N. Ion IL W.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho purser ofthe steamer Gamma from Bermuda. has
thanks for favors
THE WRECKED SrEAMER Gro CRoMwEIL-The captain Of
the schr nrr0r which rived at aifsx 18th ns reports
having picked fortnight of Virgin ocks board
painted black, with Geo Cronweli in ft letters on ~
doubtless wait from that unfortunate steamer, wrecked
last january.
THE BRUCE tBr). Mt San Francisco Sept from Lon
don lat So 80 s. Ion "a 80 W. had hurricane.
lasting two hours 1t blowing violently for "a hours
and tor hours the gale beyond descrpton te-
mendous accompanied the gAe blew away some sails
and shifted cargo.
BARK THE FREDERICK (3r) Roop. from New York for
AMIR with kerosene OIL into Bermuda 2sth ut. with
loss OF mantopxaant mast and spanker boom also split
and lost al Sails She xcttng suit OF sails
the 5th and eectnx other rcpSrs and would resume
her voyage the 10th inst
distress had finished repairs the 5h inst and
would proceed ON hor voyage In day or two.
ScHm RUPERT fisherman. of Jeddore is reported At Ha
fax to have been lost. with all hands.
scnR ALrINE Heath Boston eth inst from Bath Me.
aeak night OF Sth on Cape Ann, hed with water
and lost part Of deckloRd.
Phdeph but returned having broken her centre board
chain. ff1
ScnR wA7cnxAN Heal Of md from Linoolnvlls for Nov
Island and stripped ami ab snd,ned No insurance
cdad that In where desire to change the
business tor which they originally inspected during
the which such inspection made the REIN
spccti0n cxamnat Ado by such change
shall he uo Of expense to the owner OF any such
steamer.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

"is Kst sH% Ffs
BosroS Sept ship Rorden DIM.
kirk; schr Helen Maria: Look, Little Giacs Bay.
BSITIAoKE Sept s-Arrivsd. steamer Martha Stevens.
Cleared Steamer Garrett Foster. New York; schr
Sailed ship Guardian barks Kong sverrs Emelia Fig.
liza. aud Nuovo Dovero 49,
YORK; Buonsvsnsars cIpl IspesaA Matsnnas; Fslcc"
Ksy ssp %
Aqudneck, Rattle. Rio Janciro.
BATH, sept s-Arrvcd, schr Mary Siusman, Adai
Sailed ~schrs Congress- willard. and Saratoga, Nickor
..CnxRL LEsToN, Sept e-salcd, sohr Emma Endicot
ath-Arrived, s.csmor Gulf Stream. rrioon New Yor-
,is Ssr 9sT A"s 'shF Fanny Pike k'''s
S ssssSsf S 'G SsT ss ssE sA.p
psrd, somers tnot steelman} % & N.w York -,
Bsntsy. AehSaoy New YORK; RisSaway SlosSyi
.NoRf0LK, Sept 7-Arvod, schr Jacob Housom.n
Virginia: Clayton Phiadeiphia tsnd returned With
s.hcsaisd schrs i Clayton clifford and Henry Finch,
e.S IT. New 4e4s 'A' Sr'ndy"n' Fem
Sth. AN-In port. 'ca.. Decatur oats, Baker from Nor.
sTTDoS ssp s
.PIILApELpnIA, Sept e-Arrlved, steamer Pcrkiomsn.
don Via New Y@k scLr Mary Weaver Weaver boston ''
ra 1uTso SsD aas ssa bs M
dalgo. Hardwics Humboldt schr Bonanza. Miller. Homo.
SAVANNAH. Sept sClesred. schr NJ Milen. Young,
saisd--stesmer Somerset. Hallott Boston.
% On .rysa, " shp lenandrovpa Br Churchill Liver
Seq. 1Isved .ss; FSr;s hss srm:.'sns
ysn. f,ws Bangor Tor r.de'1hp Edw STANLEY.
for DO.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 9, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Oueenstown O.6 with mdse and I75 passengers to WI
Ilnrst Had fine weather all the passage. -. -.
amer Gamma ,Br). Whittier Bcrmuda sept o. WIN
mdsc aud passengers to Outerbrdge; sept o. on tne
east OF Bermuda passed whslins schooner oou"o IN
supposed to be the Union ,. NJ. .
steamer wyanoke, Couch, Richmond City Point ana
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the id Dominion
steamship Co. =. - .r.' .
Shin Lillian (Br). Dick Liverpool Aug H. IN ballast. to
q w Bertsux Anchored In tha lower bay for orders.
BARK Norl Petersen. Great Yarmouth ~ days.
In ballast to funch, Edge Co. l., go, .
Bark Ophr (Br, Ldgett. Dublin ~ days. IN M hs' 10
Snow Burgess - c,,, .o =,
In ballast, TO j w Parker h Go.
Bark Betsy Gude (Nor Due. Aalborg " days. IN ballast
TO Benham Boyesen Aug %. lat -, Ion ~ 80, passed
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
MYSTERIOUS PRISONERS.

Detective Fields, OF tho District Attorneys ONCE
at eleven O'Clock last night brought to the Eigh-
teenth precinct station house two women and
whom he had arrested on war;
rant issued by the District Attorney. The
detective refused 10 give any Of the particulars
cerning the charges against tho prisoners. The man
avenue, and that of the women is
his wife. The charge against tho prisoners
thought 10 be abortion and tho second woman, who
Is n young German, and it is SAID enccintc and
was a poarder at the Doctors house. They all
locked up, and Will be arraigned before the District
Attorney tnts morning