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"HAWORTH'S,' a serial novel; by
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Of THAT Lass o Lowrie's. The scene
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\ PRoBATE,-MANITOwoC COUNTY COURT
l IN the matter Of the estate of kuud Knudson
Sohus deceased N' Gun
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ceased, representing among other things that he
mas Iuily administered said estate. and PRAYING
aloAlng his account OF his administration filed in
thls Court II is ordered that said account be cx-
"hlHel ny the ) Judge Of this Court. on Tuesday
me hITd day of December. A. D. 1873 al ~ q clock
A. NJ. at my Office in said county.
ordered III. Their, that notice thcreo be given to
me AtIis OF SAID deceased, and TO all persons in
tercS.cd, by publishing COPY of mis- order for
J4re5 weeks prior 10 said day of hearing. in the
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at AanitoWOC III said county
Dated at Manitowoc the Ith day of November
y D 1873.
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PROBATE Office, November 9th, A. D.. 1873.
IN the matter OF the Proof and Probate of the
i$st VIII and testament OF {. IL HemscEemever
ueSsasee' late OF the county of Manitowoc, Wis
W iefeas' an instrument in writing, purportipg
- he thc last Will and testament of 4 III
2iaii4oWoc Wis, has been fled in this Office and
whereas application has been made by Maria Hem
s1 I!! e.' praying that the same be proven and
admitted TO probate according to the Jaws of this
State: Va S
therefore, II Is ordered that said application he
heard before me at the Probate Offc,. in the ejfy
81 SanItowoc IN said county, on Tuesday the 10Th
"dl u DeCehDcf, \. D., 1873, at ten o'clock A. M
Ana II Is further ordered, that notice shall be
tlhle ana place Of said hearing, by publication of
COPY oI inns order in the Mauitoyoc PfIor. n
newspaper printed IN said city, for TIN ee
weeks once each week, prior 10 the time of sEcb
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practice aud Office outfit OF deceased dentist woud like
70 sell to nileman wishing 20 opn dental oiee AL
the necessary Instruments Tools. Dental Chair Drilling
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THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT.

There was u marked increase in tho attendance AZ
Gilmores Garden last night. and those who were
present enjoyed q rare performance series OF gala
Sunday night special concerts was inaugurated, aud
conunc,ion with tho grand orchestra OF Theodore
Thomas military band assisted In rendering portion
OF the programme. This was an experiment. and II
proved u great succesG Tho hrst se.cct,on which
band and orchestra participated vas wobers ~ u5ee
Overture" and the performances OF tho ''America"
moroccan enthusiastically sncored. In the "rann
haeuser selection the band joined In the chorus
remarkably tine effect. Placed on plator N about niy
yards distant from tho orchestra the brass instru-
men,s gave the the strings were
them selves soitened by the fusion. Among the lea
lures OF the programme which gave most pleasure
was q selection iron Handel for vioins, harp organ
orchestra IL was well done. aud repetition
demanded. The 'Cujus Amman, ~ from Rossini's
'.Stabat Mater" was gwen, Mr. r. shuebruk render
ing the solo portion the cornst In pleasing
ner Some Hungarian dances n choral and fuguc Of
Bach, Becihovcn's eighth symphony and the dirge
from Wagner's "Gostterdaemmcrungn formed the
other noticeable selections periof med
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A FEMALE DETECTIVE.

A hackman drove up TO the Twenty ninth precinct
station house last night with a passenger whom he
charged with refusing to pay iare Tho occupant e
tho vsbicie, who appeared to be about twenty
eight years old, was vol dressed, and walked up
TO the desk 10 answer tho charge. To tho
Question, what Is your name" the hnckman
was astonsncd TO boar "Alice rreveyiain' Sergeant
wsstcrvclt, who had suspected the real VI tho
prisoner questioned her further and sue Piled that
sue a desceivo from Fall RIVER Mass, IN search
oil the robbers OF Governor Van Zaudps house at
Newport, r. L. Shc was the track OF
the robbers and expected overtaks tnem.
sho had Intended to leave for Philadelphia last night
The hacknan VINO had driven her to aud from
different places aniong them TO the 81 Julien and
Brunswick hotels claimed that no was refused pay
mont. On account Of her singular behavior she was
detained at tho station night
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TOM COLLINS AGAIN.

Tom Collins arrested in Harlem Saturday
night A policeman tracked him 10 q tenement house
"Battle row, First av between 10sh and lo9th
streets Tom was beating his wife whom tho Officer
called. Tho unfortunate woman was rescued IRON
Toms brutality, and Tom himself was locked up in
lhe street police station In the Har-
lem Police Court yesterday Judge Kasmirc lecturcd
Collins In very feeling manner. expressing his regret
that distinguished parsonage should be caught In
50 unrighteous an got. The prisoner deeply At
iec,sd. and, when HIS Honor offered him the pledge,
banged tho desk IA token OF acceptance.
sLct me know u be misbehaves again." said Judge
Ka.mire TO the wife, 'and will have hi arrested
"Dou't, Judge, DON'T" responded Collins, .soniy
send lor mo aud | will come. pve taken notion 10
you. Judge You're man amer my own heart"
Never mind That, Interrupted HIS Honor. "Be-
have yourself In iulure-thaps all !" ana with this
tue offender was dismissed.
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AN INHARMONIOUS FAMILY.

Mr. =. Engeibrunn, OF No. - Bartlett street. Will
iamsburg, was kaocgcd dosn early yesterday morn
ing by the butt Of a carbine In the hands Of HIS
son-inaw. Charles Feight, who resides In tho sam
house. Foight estcc and held 10 await tho re-
suit OF tho injuries lac inflicted on hts father
in.iaw Tho assault 10 the rssult OF domestic
troubles. Mrs EugciDtunn being deaf and dumb
Eugelbrupn has been rather atsnfivo to one Rosina
Peppisch also residing IN the same house The Two
have Irequcntiy attacked tho deal aud dumb woman
mueb TO me Indignation Of MIRA feieht the daughter
and az they had beaten her mother Saturday night
she requested her husband To 70 down TO her father
and express her oojsc,ions. He instead began sbus
Ing Rosina, Engebrunn came to her assistance
tho quarrel that followed was struck with the csbne
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MRS. vosBuRoH AT sTUYvEsAKT-INrRRvIEw
WITH JAMES sIcKLKs
{ Y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !


STrYvEsAxr, Columbia County, NY,)
ff July II, 1875. !
Mrs. V0sburgh arrived at the house OF her iainer,
Henry G. Sicklss, in this village. GU wednss-
day last. Her coming was entirely unexpected,
the family opinion being that she would continue
to 1--we with her husband Notwithstanding the anoma-
ious condition OF AFFAIRS between them she had re-
NAMED with him up 10 that time. Tho occasion OF
her leaving will probably result In her
giving . statement Of her family affairs since
tho trial that will throw some light upon
her refusal 10 testify when your correspondent
called to see hcr to-day she was absent visit 10
her sister, James sickes, her brother said that no
had statement in course Of preparation which no
had not yet deolded TO give to the puoc,
but which would avermsnts made by
Mrs.. vosburgh during and since the trial. which he
thought would show that her refusal to testify alone
saved vosburgh from tho State Prison. He states
that he will show that vosburgh made extravagaut
promises her 10 lead better life toward her and
love her mere teuderiy II she would not
testify against him; that she believed In those
promises aud gave HIM her Il ust, womanlike again.
Sickiss had himseit heard her say the 23d Of
February last that her husbann had tried TO poison
her. and she had repeated this statement TO her
father the 10Th of that MONTH but neither nor
his father testimony to that effect would bs accepted
because II was hsarssy evidence. HIS treatment Of
her since the trial had not been sucn that felt
like continuing her silence, and tho statements will
probably be forthcoming accordingiy.
No especial act OF III Treatment was named by Mr..
Stekies, but vosburgh's demeanor had been surly
he had refused 10 speak 10 her even the ordinary
sal tations OF the day, and at their meals,
wnsre he and his sIstsr and herself met
togoiher there was Tot word spoken. Upon
hor departure Tor her fathers house no had
supplied her with hardly money enough 70 defray her
expenses That Mr.. Sicklss had learned from Mrs
Nosburg after return to Stuyvesan and but very
htIA more, he said, owing 10 The presence
OF farm hadds at the family GATHERINGS usually
and general sense Of deiicscy about aiscussing
upon the subject. Mr.. vosburgh's departure Tor
Ocean Grove, with certain circumstances attending
n, was one reason tor her returning home Accord
ing 10 her brother her return 10 not perm nent;
she proposes TO 10 back TO her husband when he
0nfsho8 vacation.
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vigorously written, and while we do not In many
cases accept the conclusions which he arrives ~ re-
beset him, We cannot but admire the manner IN
which he discusses them. Descriptions oi Inc
ellis That line the route from Cape Alexander north
ward 10 Robcson Channel are made familiar 10 The
reader by the books OF Kane aud others who have
trsversed this now we'll known approach 10 the polar
seas Captain Mares repeats to US familiar names
when he writes OF tho bold promon-
tories OF Smith Sound ana Kennedy Channel,
the Humboldt Glacier, and the regions OF eternal snow
and silence where Inc gallant Hall sleeps. IL Is
robson Channel that new names occur in the
story, Al the triais and dangers that overlook
and oeset the Alert and Discovery mad already
when We consider the scale on which the
Two expeditions were organized and equipped, our
SO much and Mares so little The geographical. re-
suits OF the British expedition valuable In very
many respects and u Is 10 Captain Mares and his
efficient officers the credit IL duo Tor delneating
such an extent OF Arctic coast as that ex,end-
Ing along thirly-nve degrees OF Longitude In q
latitude north OF 81 degrees The effort TO penetrate
northwa BY sledgng WAS the courageous but very
useless attempt OF men 10 overcome difficulties Tor
which their numbers and equipment were inadequate
The excuse offered Tor the general failure OF the cxpc
diton to rsacn The Pole - that permanent ice
obstruction exists across whicn It is impossible
TO pass Captain Mares and MS officers concluded
that the barrier was permanent ono, because OF IT'S
peculiar character They called the Ice accum ulx-
ton, which was really due to the combined influences
Of winds and polar currents paeocrystic sea, and,
after iuvenIinR this high sounding EXPRESSION they
Mares book VIII prove invaluable ~ Iuiure explor.
ers In tho polar regions. II Is filled with
useful suggestions, scientific notes aud other infor.
NATION bAsed upon the experiences OF Two ships
companies during the long arctic winter oil 1875,
and does much TO clear up the uncertainty tnnt
overshadowed tho relations Ut the Hall party
as TO the regions to which the brave American
captain penetrated before leaving his bones among
tho SHOWS oil tho far north. II might
indulge In little friendly criticism we notice
desire on tho part oil Captain Mares to crtcise the
work oil other explorers OF course when account
for failure II IA good Dian distribute
responsibility over many shoulders us possible.
Therefore We hnd OBJECTIONS raised 10 tho accuracy
oil charts bearings, &C., and the names OF prominent
points changed from those gwen them by the pioneers
vi the Smith Sound route However, these little
blemishcs, II VIC may term them SUCH do not de-
crease the interest attaching to the narrative, to its
maps and handsome Photographic aud wood cut
Illustrations, or t. the valuable appendices hed with
notes collected by the nauralsts and geolo
glsts OF The expedition. Tho book, In volumes,
crediisbly published by sampson. Low l. Co., Of
London.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH es.

WASHINGTON, July II. 1878
RETIREMENT or JUDGE oLrN. or TIE DISTRICT
BENCH.
Judge DIN. formerly member Of Congross from
New York, who was appointed judge of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia the organization
oil the District iioary about sixteen years ago. has
been such bad health Tor several years past as
require his voluntary rotiremont from the bench. A
number OF gsnticmen already applicants for the
noauion thnn vacated
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BRICKS AND BULLETS.

Michael Achuiisn, Of No 3i6 East Eleventh street.
was arrested last night by onhosr Mcdonald, OF the
Seventeenth precinct, on complaint made by samuel
Wallace OF No 3l7 East Eleventh street. charged
him with shooting AT him from the roof OF his
residence. Alter discharsing revolver al Wallace
throc times II alleged that he aftsrward threw sew
ersi bricks ous OF which struck Wallace the nose
and caused severe wound. McMuisu denied the
charge In the station house told Wallace that he
vas mistakcs. The complaint was taken, however,
and McMuIlen was LOGGED up
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A POSTAL JUNKETING PARTY.
[By rELtanAPu 10 THE HgRALp.l

tBy TELtGnAPH 10 THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va. July IA, 1878.
Postmaster General Key. Third Assistant Peslmaster
General Hazsn aud Z. y. Mcdonald. superintendent
Of United states money order systsm, arrived NJ
Old Point this morning by tho Baltimore boat To
morrow they will, In company win number Of gen.
cmen IRON this city. go over to o;can View to en-
Joy days fishing, after winch the entire party Wi
como up Norfolk and spend Tuesday vita Pest
master II. b. Nichols, leaving In the afternoon On the
Lady Of the Lake Tor Washington.