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, 1878-01-04
THELWANDERER,


Upon the worlds wide thoroughflres.
My lot is cast. Sosbe it!
Each on his back his burthen bears.
And feels, though he may not see it.
My lite is not more hard than theirs
who toll on either side.
They cry tor quiet in their prayers,
And it is still denied.
But sometime when stand alone.
Life pauses-now and then;
And in the distance dies the moan
or MISERABLE MEN.
As in dream thow strange! I seem
To be lapsing slowly, slowly,
From noise and strife, to a stiller life
Where all is hushed and holy.
All, love! our ways in a stranger land
We may not rest together;
For an angel takes me by the hand
And leads me &. &. :. whittier? whittier?
SCIo.
, 1878-01-04

PLEASANT TME.-Those who attended
the Good Templar social on Monday
evening last were unanimous in their ex-
presSions Of satisfaction over the affair.
There was nothing about it elaborate, Ia
boriously prepared, or exquisite in its
perfection, Except perhaps the supper
which was regarded by all as very cred
table indeeD and yet the enthusiasm of
attendants, in speaking Of the entertain
ment, was ample evidence that it sur
passed all expectations. A large number
were in attendance, some idea OF which
may be gained from the fact that the re-
ceipts amounted to over $50, the admis-
sion fee being only so and % cents. Uni
versal good feeling and harmony pre-
vailed, in fact it was in every sense of the
word a social. After the close of its pro-
gramme, which was after 10 O'Clock, the
lower hall was filled with merry party
OF some thirty couples of dancers, who en-
joyed the giddy maze Of the "light fan
tastic" until the "wee sma hours"
, 1878-01-04

DIED, AT the hospital in this town, on
sunday Dee. 30th, of internal injuries,
Dir. Chts. Peterson. Mr.. Peterson was
hurt Oh Friday previous to his death,
while pushing lumber in loading the
forest QureG. 1t seems that he was
pn'hlng along few planks, when an OBJ
Str'lction stopped them. causing a severe
Shock to him. Internal injuries were
sustained which caused his death rs shown,
only few hours after his arrival here.
lie WAS at one time employed OH the
Oliver wocott.
, 1878-01-04

htREAFrER II people fail 10 supply
themselves with stoves and tinwac at the
~ establi'ired business stand Of Jno. =.
N'eri'an, Of this town, it will possibly be
W a0Ouni q failure 90 carefully san
!" advertising columns of the ARGUs.
ny his neS and ttrAc,iyr notius, this gen.
''inAn has signifird bis intention of csr.
V'ng on thriving business through the
hsu year.
, 1878-01-04

STRANG ~ TowN.-Christma and
New Year have brought many familiar
faces whose prance formerly gladdened
our hearts. Among them we notice Geo
H. Gcrrish, Esq, and Samuel Brooks,
Esq, ot S"quim, Judge Hotchkiss, of
Dn1geneS'. Judge n. Davis, of Lopez ISL
and. Capt. rhos. Strstton, Of Port An
seI"S Light. Mr.. Jas. McCurdy and wife
ct fhe San 'uan Lime Kiln, Frank
Tucker, Of Dungeness Light, Mr.. Lau-
renee NeSse'. of Smiths Island Light, Mr..
Wil'lnn GuSliman, Inspector OF Customs,
san Juan, tld many Others, all of whom
received hearty greetings from their
friend. in town.
, 1878-01-04

TIE recent change In law firms. in
Satlle' whereby Col. Chas. Larrabee
anu Mr. &. II. lIantOrd have entered into
partnership, Is suitably certified by their
e'N' which appears among our advertise
"ent' In this issue. The reputation al
ready established by each Of these gentle
men needs no further cOmlnendation 10
'scure Tor the new firm a large share OF
'he legal business on the Sound.
, 1878-01-04
NOTICE! /!

As I can no longer atforl To h. car"'e%,
about collecting outstanding Acnunt'. |
shall, within the next thirty davs. pO-
litely urge settlement. AMI MI tiose fo
whom may be indebted, save hy note.
will please present their accounts f,r al.
justment, within that time.
GEO. BARrtIROP.
, 1878-01-04

WE are told that Mr.. Warren, who re-
Gently removed here from Utah, bringing
with him small stock of dry-goods, is
kind of an advance agent for a company
of immigrants who propose to take up
quarters somewhere in this part Of the
country.
, 1878-01-04
NOTICE.

ITAKE PLEASURE to stare thar I
have transacted my business through
Messrs. Rothschild & Co.. and thar they
have given me entire satisfaction. take
pleasure In recommending them 70 Can.
tains Of vessels coming this way. r. avail
themselves of their valuable services.
JAMES $. THEoBALDs.
Master ship Nentu'.
Port Townsend, Dec. 8. 1877.
, 1878-01-04

The drying establishment In prospect
of erection at Coupevile, promises many
benefits to farmers on the island by at.
fording them a market for much hitherto
unsaleable produce.
, 1878-01-04

Mrs. Partington has been outdone by
an eccentric individual In this town who,
in speaking of Objectionable newspapers,
said, "Oh pshaw, If you don't like an
article, turn a dumb ear TO it."
, 1878-01-04
Probate Notice.

IN the Probate Court OF Jefferson County,
Washington Territory.
IN the matter OF the estate OF ARTHCH "
PHISNEY, deceased.
Notice for settlement of account.
~ +. GERRISH AND GEO. w. H\RRlS,
~. executors OF the estate Of Ar hnr Phtn ,.
ney, deceased, having fled an account OF their
administration of said estate, up TO his ''a'",
petition this Court that day mny hc an
pointed for the hearing and settlement M oi
said account. II is ordered that Mon lay. me
2sth day of January, 1878, heng day Of
a regular term OF said Court. to,wit:' OF I'VE We
January term, A ID 1873, at the Conrt room of
said Court, at 2 O'Clock NJ, be annointe IA
the time and place for hearing said I,n neiii'on;
at which time and place any person In .ertste
in said estate may appear and file his eSc"pf ions
In writing to said account, and contes, ne
same. 1t Is further ordered that notice OF me
pendency Of said petition and of the 'irno ani
place he published for four weeks in the Puget
Sound Weekly ARGUS anewspaper M Jished
in said county.
and eX-OfficiO clerk.
James McNaught, Atty for the est ate.
December %, 1877.
, 1878-01-04

vi are Indebted this week TO Mr.. Hsr-
y Iiooals, oi this plaoe, anil Mr.. Henry
y arr Purser Of the City OF Panama. for
a's' of late san Francisco p4pers, aud
other iavors.
, 1878-01-04

WE did not learn, until after our last
issue, that upon the Presbyterian Christ
mas tree q handsome cash present was
placed for Rev. Jno. Rea, the pastor.
, 1878-01-04

hh Jas. AcCurdy aud wife. Of the
-" Juan I.ime Kiln, came over 10 this
1"h few days ago, and spent New
isars day with friends.
, 1878-01-04

WE received pleasant call this week,
from Hon. T.. b. Ebcy, Of whidby Island.
This gentleman looks quite hearty aimee
his return from the legislature.
, 1878-01-04

We are infonncd that Capt. Jatksou b
10 assume command Il tho Zephyr run
ming between SEATTLE and olympia
, 1878-01-04

FoR the benefit Of our patrons among
the legal fraternity, We publish to-day a
copy OF the revised rules ior court prAc-
Iioe.
, 1878-01-04

In our item last week, Abnnt hre on
shipbOAri. at Nauaimo, tbc Z. N ). :.
Alaska should have Rad. ship Alaska.
, 1878-01-04
- s NOTICE lit!

ALL those knowing thcmac'ves in
dcbted t0 the old firm NJ Ro'hschild a Co.
nm to September |, lS77. will settle the
same At once. a. all the outstanding ac-
counts. notes and debts of the OH firm
must he settled nv February |. 1873. other
wise the same will be handed 10 an aitor-
ney for collection.
d. C. II. ROTHSCHTID & co.
Port Townsend. Dec. 81. lT7.
, 1878-01-04

THK 81 O uet Cour~er sailed from Port
Ludlow ou tlis 90th Of Dcc., ioS san FFan-
cisco.
, 1878-01-04

BT some mistake, the ulanu-cFipt ot
lengthy pcem was m'siah this ~sek. li
will b~ Inserted phen found.
, 1878-01-04
N Office.

| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HENRY LANDEs AND ABE
REISs have been this day Sept 1870 into tho firm Of
Rothschild Co., formerly consisting of d. c. H. ROTHsCHD
Thankful for past liberal patronage respectfully solicit coatnu
q OF the for the firm
ID. C.. n. RothschiId.
, 1878-01-04
NJ o II L g E.

ALL persons indebted to the old firm of ROTHSCHILD CO. vp
September 1877 will please settle til. within thirty days or
their will be placed the hands Attorney for collection
ID. c. II. ROTHSCHILD
Port Townsend, JAM ], 1878.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
Survey ing the Mighty Amazon.

The employment of ships of war for
the iultherance of the works of peace is
one OF those pleasing facts that mark the
progress OF civilization in the right direc-
ton. The Amazon River, as it drains an
immense area of the South American
continent, serves as natural highway for
the infant commerce of that region.-
Heretofore the Amazon has been river
of which little was known to navigators.
Native pilots were employed to pick a
channel among the sand banks and shall
lows that were found to exist in the lower
sections OF the stream, and but few YES
s.ls ventured to ascend to where the great
tributaries branched away into the inte-
rior wilderness. Now, thanks to the la
bors Of United States officers, careful
survey of the river has been made to the
mouth of the Madeira river, and UP that
stream to the limit of navigation marked
by the Falls Of San Antonio. The posi-
tions of all important points along the
Amazon have been established by careful
astronomical observation conducted on a
very ingenious system, and the latitude
and longitude of each station fixed. AT
meridian, by means of direct observation
and chrOnometer time as a check, the
positions of two stars, one north and the
other south of the zenith, were found fol
latitude, and of one east and the Other
west of meridian for longitude. Eacl
station was, therefore, in Astronomical
relation to the four stars and within the
four sided figure whose angles they
marked. We print to-day highly inter
esting table giving the positions of thu
several points along the Amazon, will
the names OF the observed stars in eacl
case. AS an evidence of scientific labo
faithfully performed these tables renec
great credit on their authors and OF
Commander Selfridge, who superintende'
the survey. While we know that ou
naval officers have no superiors in any
thing connected with their profession w
feel that this work is one of special merit
and is as useful as it is Interestingly
| Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
BATTLING IN MID-AIR'
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN CROWS swooPING
. DOWN UPON AN INTRUDING HAWK.

CATsKILL MOUNTAIN CROWS SWOOPING
DOWN UPON AN INTRUDING HAWK.
HUDSON, Oct. 2l.-On the afternoon
before | came down f, ON the Catskills l
saw aqueer sight-a combat between five
or six crows and hawk. The latter had
intruded upon the feeding place of the
former, and the crows soon called to-
gether party and flew upon the unwel-
come guest.
With seeming wirin IS the combat
ants Kept at height out of gunshot
range. They described aseries ofswoops
I'M concenUric and inlersecting circles;
the objective point of ali being the hawk,
which by Its flights made the inner curves
of The combined swoops. There was
vim in the downward plunge of the
| crows as they sped towards the hawk
| that was pretty TO see. Ever and anon
! they uttered their 6 Wha! wha !" hut lhe
hawk was silent. AS three or four OF
the crows plunged toward hun it seemed
as if he must go down before the head
long cha,ge, but he keI on his circling
flight, working gradually away.
H. had made good his retreat for per
| haps half mile when two of the SIX
crows forsook the pursuit and left tn,
| other four to finish the hawk, if they
could. In few minutes more another o
| the black warriors sailed ABOUT, then two
more; finally, now a mile from the poin
| where the attack had begun, single
crow had the temerity TO pursue the
hawk a few cIrclng flights iur' her, wheI
he too, abandoned the chase and sailet
back homeNard. The hawk sped away
no doubt glad to be out of the scrape.
When all the crows Were in combina
ton it seemed impossible for him to es
cape their several whoop1, each one at
different angle; and that he did escape
can only account for by the fact that III
took shorter flights and described slnalle
circles than crows are able to-talSe. Thu
he was enabled to avoid hem, and tinall,
to escape them altogether.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
TINE TABLE.
2 ...nrnN.

wILMINGToN.
belphlsa I937, i2.4O, 2,3o, ~
a; M On sundays 2.oo' o ~
~. w. 6 80, 9 i6, p m. ,oa- 20 An.
! Oh 81 sanWSg Washington: 1851, ] Is, ts
|oN slO q 70 50, 500. pm. sundays
Ets5iit Et.s.dait: ass p m; no Sunday
|c.ale go, 9l5 a m; co. . 'o p
Sunday train am.105. g 30
|snadaIt ! y Northern h. r.: 9 20 a
gTRist.ln no r. R"iir"io H. 10 20 a mi6 80
|sIsndsys. u 10 80 a m; ;v,rov
AsEd'n: AREIvt: Z 81 u, 81, 9lo ! 90 a m n. {;
bdsP,alldiai q "a q s., {; ) s., 81, 5 oi. 8 ~ %
U ~ m on sundays: IL %,
y y g5' E 70 D, HOP m. ,o,. ,ou
" 4 %. 5 "a a IN; IL "A IL o. o.
70, :, - m sundays: u i3, ] %
z ? NJ . Of. $40, Al, a m; l2 q
Em0rt gnndayg: 2 Oh q IN
b; !. ,,ou. 10, a m 12A, 1898,
| |hlIi y q, on Sundays 2 "a a m; . II
Deposit 800 a nj no Sunday
cos,le. $50 am; IL 10 m
D.. IS 70. no sunday trains.
.o u, n r r.: $50 IL 10 q IN
N s" no Sunday trains. or
ni .on ~ A Northern X. r.: . %
lnins,Jp l Z = m; no sunday trains.
~ - Western X. R.:7 7 Do a m
4 sSlv on sundays; 8 90 n m.
/. W yTuIiININGToN LEAVE PHIL
,saei and Washington ave
n s IN 10 80, II 45 a IN; 2 80, . 30
N Ak. 9I5, II 80 pm; on sun
~ m. 6 0),9 45, Il 80, p m.
y asaac,ond u, and Market streets
4 NJ pls, 355, 8 80, IL 30 p IN
-. Qg1. II 80 y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
vTyHE HOME INSTITUTE,

Will open its FALL TERM, Monday,
Septem Der 9th. with the usual number OF
capable and earnest teachers. This school
besides having the great advantage OF
home training, has special ana competent
instructors in ELoCUTIoN, FRENC {,
M MATHEMATICs and Music. Object Les
sons and Object Drawing taught by sys-
tenn used in no other school in Whining,
ton. SENIOR, MIDDLE, junior and
strictly and carefully marked. Monthly
reports sent to parents. Number of beard
ing pupils limited. The only HOME day
and boarding SCI ool in the city. TERMS
MODERATE, For circulars, address
MRS. d MISS HOUSTON,
Home Institutes, 200 Delaware Avenue,
aup3l-d a vytf Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
Collision Between the Steamer
Mcclellan and u Schooner.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct, 23.-Capt. Taylor
of the Providence steamer Mcclellan
which arrived tonight from Baltimore, re-
norts while coming down the bay last
niobt he ran into schooner opposite
Sharp's Island, and had jibboom and cut
water carried away. He says the schoon'
or tried to cross the bow of the Mcclellan I;
he hailed her and learned that her name
was the Shattuck, and had lost only her
starboard cathead. The vessels then iost
sight of each other.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
General News.

A number of bids have been received
by the director of the mint for the supply
of silver bullion under the recent regula-
tions adopted by Secretary Sherman to
buy the same by competition in open
market. The amount of bullion to be
purchased is four hundred thousand
ounces, and like instalment with here
after be purchased weekly. The heavy
gale having interrupted telegraphIc COM
munical ion between Washington and all
points North and West, the time OF re-
ceiying bids for the sale of silver, which
was to expire yesterday, has been extend-
ep to II o'clock Friday, the 25th instant.
Judge lie Roy f. Youmans, attorney
general or South Carolina, called on
President Hayes at Washington yester-
day. His visit had no connection what
ever with the alleged "outrages" in Gov
ernor Hampton's State. Represenata-
tive Ohio X. Singleton, of Mississippi,
with party of other Mississlppians, call
ed on the President also to pay their re-
spects. They af forwards saw Secretary
| Evarts.
The Eighteenth Infantry, United States
army, has been ordered to move west
ward to look out for the Indians. This
regiment has served for same years in the
denartment of the South, most Of lis ser
vice being in Georgia, and South Carroll
ma. The present headquarters OF iht
regiment is at Atlanta. 1t is likely thai
The second artillery, now under orders tt
eyacuate Fort Foote, Md, will be sen
South to replace the Eighteenth Infantry
The departmental clerks at Washing
ton who live in New Y York, Pennsylvania
and the New England States, will receiV'
from six to en- days leave of absence L
90 home to vote.-Those living in the ia
West will be allowed additional time.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24

soon as he could be weaned. The Gar
faithfully observed his engagement.
caused the boyto be educated in his palace
provide amply for his future settlement
IN life, aud continued ever after to heap
iavors upon the viruous peasant aud his
family.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24

A CoLoRED preacher III NorMi0n
while ago gave out the iolow,ns an "
noupcement. "BrUthers aLu o's.9is'
next Sunday, the L"rd ~lllhs' 'neie
will be uapt zng in tn's place, Tue ea'i 'a'i
didates being four adults all three Il ui-
tresses. ."-Erchdnge
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
For Sale.

EAl-Several 80 story rooms in
aleile buildng. u
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
fOR SALE.

BIZ.
Or P'IefIY, with Is acres of
H9dwelling house and other
pr Price $500. A bargain.
y EVANS PEN NNINGTON,
Eighth and Market EtS.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24

OF Sale,
ilng lois at s. r.. corner Front
kon streets.
Ii Jackson between sixth and
llfiilh between Van Buren, and
/ D Streets.
olGlpl Avenue between Har-
Bronme streets.
|ael9lulng aud north ofthe above.
az y W. corner Harrison and
p Avenue.
On Delaware Avenue between
|nand HroOme.
81 Pennsylvania Avenue and
Ellh street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
SOP Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-24
RiiL0O1DS.

4 R1Ibb va sS
|yrPHlA, WILMINGTON q
|NORE RAIL ROAD.
k.pemOer s3rd, 1878.
kulsaye Wilmington as follows
k5a and Intermediate Stations,
fie, 9iI, 10 90 a. M, z 5O,
~. m.
ysv York, 2 90, 6A. 0 At a. m.
" ?. m. .,
and Washington, II 81, ! 10, S39.
rs, j09, p. m.
eaware Division, leave for:
fe,sg. g.l5, a. m. los, 9 80, pm.
km aud Intermediate Stations,
i6,s9 ?. IN.
nj .nieimeilate Stations 9.15,
pa,
sunday TRAINS.
rtatll Intermediate stations
iMfN,r m.
plaaai New York, 200. 8 a, a.
+ Washington, II 81. ] 16 a
s H'nla'ion passengers are
ls Tine tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
CIVIL NOTES.

Supreme Court, Chambers, during the pres
ent month"; viii be held by Judge Van Brunt, who Will
also attend in part to the Common Pleas Special Term,
business.
In the divorce suit of Emma A. Stobo
against Robert F. stObO Judge Daniels, in Supreme
Court Chambers denied the wifes motion for ali
mOny and counsel fee.
Judge Daniels, in Supreme Court, Chambers
granted on Saturday writ Of habeas corpus inquire
into the legality Of the detention Of Charles II. Anser
who recently committed 70 the TOmbs for abandon
Ing bis wife.
Mary Sweeny was before Judge McCue, in
the Brooklyn City Court Saturday, writ OF habeas
corpus seeking her discharge from the House Of the
Good Shepherd on the ground that she neither a
vaerant nor Catholic The Judge held that the ques-
ton as to whether OF not she northwestern
important, and adjourned the hearing
The will of John LOckitt, the wealthy pro-
vision dealer Of Brooklyn died last Monday Of apo
plexy two days after he had married the widow Of his
cousin was offered for probate in the Kings County Sur
rogates Court Saturday, His estate is estimated
100000 Il is bequeathed TO the brothers sister and
nepheWs OF the decedent He names as bis executors
sister EZabet Charles and Clement LOcki The
est IN the estate.
In a suit for limited divorce between
Johanna W. Miles and Charles R. Miles, the Court
awarded the wife So a week almony and $3.50 counsel
Zee, which was confirmed by the General Term on APP
peal The defendant applied to Judge Daniels for a
stay OF proceedings pending appeal to the Court Of
Appeals. Judge Daniels decided Saturday that the
order allowing amOny and counsel fees Is discretion
Any, and cannot therefore, be appealed from TO the
and attachment Is granted against Mr. Miles for fall
ing 10 pay the admOny aud counsel fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
DEcIsIoNs-Auersr 8.

Supreme Court CkambeFs-By Judge WestbroOk.
The People etc. agt the Columbia Car Spring Company
is Judge Danies-Banta agt Kelly etc-Moton denied
memorandum The CuOn Dime Savings Bank agt Koch.
Opinion Huggns agt Davd1he within Undertaking and
suency Of the therein hereby approved and
allowed Higgins AIT David-The bail appears 20 be
Collins agt JeWel-Under tue liberty given 6y Justice Potter
the Of this motion IL Only be heard before JUS
tee Barrett The will accordingly be ordered over 70
him Dillon DlOn.-I think ought 10 make
allowance paid out Of the individual interests but
toe should be liberty TO charge aud settle with their
clients be just The sderent as 10 the Dants
attorney He has had the bulk Of the labor n the action and
the fund 70 distributed subjected proper al
lOwsnce IN his favor ana that IN view Of all the eircuan
be fixed AZ the Of $500 In the matter Of the dis
solution the Central Wrought Iron Pipe Company Granied
StObO StObOTe motion made IN THIS has been
petey answered by The aavts read on rea Of the defend
for It's denial must for that reason be directed
Wasssrzug agt GaeFtueTTe ght Of the applicant 20 the
ooe in directly In dispute that cannot be
determined afhdats An alternate wit may issue
that dered but il IL certainly dOubtul 70 say the
the title Office be tired in that manner
SUPERIOR COurt-SpcciGt 1tTBl-By Judge Sedgwick.
Hand agt. ACKNOWLEDGMENT for plamth; opinion
Fricke agt Professionalism ordered wooster agt Iay
Ion a-OrdeT settled Mars OF al agt the Manhattan Real
AT smaliy Il a-Order settled sninen KOechlng 1t
81 impossible the within requests so as 70 discn
issuabe facts Fefeed 10 IN them and the
proof Of these facts they may be reformed within week
Tracy Tracy-I think that the probability OF
order appealed from IL sufficient 10 justify stay
defendant BY the examination. Qmrk agt Derrekson Car
sg Buckle TranOr agt SisbergeT Seaman agt Rear
don keDknacht agL KeinkDaeht; Mccormack agt moran
--OrdCrs granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
THE COURTS.
Hu1LDNG ON A STREET LINE.

m a motion TO confirm the report OF The
,omsslouers Of Estimate and Assessment for opening
the heirs Of John
Macarthur presented to Judge Daniels, in Supreme
Court Chambers, on Saturday new question The vii
laoe Of Manhaanvile laid out in streets and lots
fontine on them, sud lots generally sold by the
village map In ISL, however the commissioners sp-
,Ted under law OF the State land out the system Of
nsrae numbered streets and in 1918 it was provided
that If any one built within the lines fixed by the map,
they should receive compensation for the buildings
when the streets opened Nevertheless. John Nc
Xrfhr boght lot according to the old lines and put
nm efgre across the line OF one-hundredandtw
seventhsf which he aud his heirs have held for thirty
vears Now that the street IL to be opened the com
issioners TO give value for the buildings
ana Mr. McArthur's heirs claim that that is the mean
nc OF the law 1873 that law is unconstitutional and
xnd IA taking private property without compensation
Judge Daniels reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
A POOR woMAN's MISFORTUNE.

PhilOmena Koffenstck, the poor woman who
was convicted Of larceny somewhat doubtful evil
dence and served out term in State Prison was found
wandering in Wavren-st, by the brother of her last
counsel on Saturday Alfred steeker, this last counsel
believes both in her honesty aud sanity but she had lost
the direction OF the person who had promised her
playfnent and lost her cOunsels card. There is still
mystery TO what became OF her money trough her
accounts as 10 il vary much 10 give great doubt
whether any It be traced and recovered. She will
40 work cigaT-maker Tor tue present, penang
efforts 10 recover her money.