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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
THE HYPOCRITE.

With all his conscience aud one eye askew,I
& In 80 he partly took himself for true:
Whose pious talk, when most his heart was
dry.
Made wet the crafty crows-foot round his
eye:
Who nsver naming God except for gain.
40 never took that useful name In vain.
Made Him his cats paw and the CROSS his tool
Aud Christ the bait TO trap his dnpe and fool,
Nor deeds ri gift. bnt gift II grace, he forged
And, ate.like. slimed his victim ere he
gorged
And III al Bible meetings. DER the rest,
Arising. did his holy oily best:
Dropping the too rough II IN He'll or Heaven
To spread the Word by which himself had
thriven.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
Going Home.
[Datrnit Free Press. ]

There isn't day In the year but what one
can see just ouch parting as yesterday morn,
ing took place at the Union Depot. Man and
wife had come down to the train which was 70
bear her to her mothers. The husband had
fully persuaded her that her health was lall,
ing, and she ought to 90 home on q six weeks
visit. She thought she felt even better than
usual, but husbands know best about these
things, OF course. This wife seemed to nave
made her Preparations quickly and had not not
vet said what was on her mind to cay. IL
lacked thirty-fye minut, Of train tlne ana
as they sat down in the walting-rooin she
said:
Nov, Henry, the last time went away -
Just wait-I want to see II that our our
train" interrupted the husband as ne rose
up. Going out, he was absent seven minutes
When he returned she was ready TO say:
az want to say to you that the nelg noors ~,
"Did give YOU the check Tor your trunk
he suddenly Inquired.
She found 1t in her pocket, restored it, ana
again said: -,
''Of couse have confidence in you, but =
"You remember that you must not change
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
u.murLahIe Ease Of An Alibi.

A special dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, to
the Cincinnati Gazette says: I'm the jail OF
this county, under sentence Of death for MUIR
der, lies negro with II strange history. In
November, 1876, man named Holmes was
ner. The negro, Sam Hall, was arrested on
the charge OF being the murderer, and after
long trial was convicted and sentenced. Inc
circumstantial eyid, nee Was strong against
him, and the sheriff of Muscogee sHore, 70
the best of his belief, to the identity OF the
negro. He was sentenced to be hung ne ~
states that in 1872 he was sentences ors se
stealing. He effected his escape FeDruaLy'
1877 and was consequently in jan cn 10
This story has been substantiated In the most
complete manner and the q c G6 ihs
negro OF the crime OF murder a 70 be was
arrested on the Charge Of murder he feIt o as
he knew himself innocent, th aan hT N ar.
R R9 SIedlSe himself an escaped convict until
be found that his life depended on J. ~ nc WIN,
of course, be carried back 20 jan W sci o 'u'
bis SENTENCE for horse stealing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
some BeacOnsneId Epigranas.
Iondon TRUTH

Lord Beaeonsfield said to MEMBER o. y. s ~
Manchester On tmber OF Com merce, Wno cal ltS
to tell him that the chamber lntendea W vJo9
resolntions condennatory Of the Lnin M s
policy on the Eastern questloh: 4 aSS
heard great deal 4bout Manchester .ciayeu
cotton which Is dlsgracing the EnellSn naIns
in China Please tell your chamber that u
thew attend to my business, VIII try ana
attend to theirs. ,.rio+,,ro ., bis ,ron
ptrminnham. pronounced In the hearing Of
~. hair of the throne, whom it uckled: a
c,yious city, Birmingham; It's prosperity 10
sonnded on the manufacture OF instruments
~ var and sham jeWelry; yet it has the dis
~ ,4t"restness to elect three members bright,
nivnn and Muntz) who do lot know gum
barrel from pea-shooter, and who never had
watch-chain between them"
OF Mr.. Carlyle he said "He has his reasons
for writing civilly Of well-Cromwell
would have hanged him"
OF Mr. Browning: 81 like Mr.. Browning's
verses, and wish somebody would translate
them into English"
A lady was telling the Premier that she had
been to Mr.. Spurgeon's Tabernacle and had
heard him preach scathng political serfnoDs
in which he lord b. was much abused. ~
wish had been there" was the dry reloinder
II have heard he can De very amusing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
Population Of English Cities.

AS nearly eight years have elapsed since
the last census was taken, 1t Is clear that IN
MANY cases the returns then published would
be far from representing the truth respecting
population at the present day. Inc htglsJTar-
General therefore supplies various estimates,
annually, relating TO the largest EDgilsh
towns, In order to form basis for the calcu-
lation of annual rates, etc, MS estimates
starting on the assumption that the rate OF
increase seen on comparing the returns LOT
1871 with those Of 1861 remain In force. IL
appears, then, that the population OF Lonuon,
which In 1871 was 1884, $50, may now De TAKEN
at 8 $50 1863 In the case OF Brighton Cnere
| has been a comparatively recent addition to
the borough boundaries; the population is
now. however, taken at 1885, 08. Portsmouth
| has Increased since 1871 from 1899 10 III, :
| 821, Norwich from 80,3t5 to 85,2zz, Plymouth
| from e. 1853 to IA 293, Bristol from 1o255z 10
| 209, 947, Wolverhampton from 81. 291 to 100,
| Birmingham from 343, 1877 to 1888 1884, Liverpool
from 493, 405 to 538, 1888. Manchester from 81,
189 to 36l, 49, Salferd from 124, Sol to III S49,
Oldham from 82,629 to 11l,3l8, Bradford
from las, $50 to 191, 046, Leeds from 259,212 to
81 800, Sheffield from 239,94 to 297, 49, HUI
from 121, 1892 to LAG, BAT, Sunderland from SO 242
to ia SIS, Leicester from 81, 220 to 1852, and
| Newcastle from 1873 443 in 1871 to 146,948 10
| 1879. There have been great alterations re-
cantly In the boundaries Of Nottingham; that
borough Is now estimated however, to have
1863, 1896 Inhabitants. In the case OF Salforc
the eStin ate is based upon the rate OF In
crease Of inhabited houses within the borough
during the six years ending July l. 1877. II
thus appears that the population OF London
is about equal to those of eighteen OF the
large towns just enumerated, excluding
Brighton. Liverpool and Glasgow diffel
from one another very slightly in population
the numbers beng 538, 1888 and $751; respec
lively. The density Of population IN th'
twenty towns enumerated varies very greatly
namely, from ia persons per acre IN Nor
wich to 1893 in Liverpool. The figures stan9
thus: Norwich, lila; Leeds, 145; Sheffield
151; Nottingham, IT.; Wolverhampton, Y
Oldham, 23s; Bradford, 26.5; Newcastle, q
Portsmouth, 294; Stafford, 34.4; Leicester
1913; Hull, 1913; Sunderland, IA; Brighton
A9: Birninghan. 46 8: Bristol, 47.2; London
49,; Plymouth $50; Manchester, Si3, and
Liverpool 1898 per acre.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
INCONSISTENCY.

A STRIPPING plucks flower rare;
The bright gold Of his maidPn's hair,
The azure OF her eyes are there.
Too fervent Is his clasped hands heat
The blossoms fragrance lasts an hour;
He drops It wlted at his feet,
And piucks another flower.
His maiden love, with soft caress
And low words full OF tenderness,
He close unto his heart doth press,
His kisses steal away the rose
That blooms In bushes on ner check'
A hrief hours blss-then forth he goes
Golden Rule
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
80 shares to

10000 shares at $25 share so shares to
bear psr cent Interest Only shareholders
can trade, and certainly, IL no more than ono
tenth oil them are ladies' and frequent the
rooms often, the premises will be none too
large. They promise to give the newest fash
ions and to employ first-class dressmakers,
and 70 have fixed low price for making, and
to charge not one penny In advance In the
material used.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
A DisSraceiui sham,
New Yor. SUM-

From first to last this whole processing
has been a disgraceful sham, unworthy the
name Of an Investigation, and conducted IN
manner to hide the truth from the public, and
to save Matthews from the penalty Of his
criminal collision. Hayes, Evarts, Harlan
and Matthews appear lar worse tnan An y
det con does. for thew were all concerned Ia
prostituting the public patronage to rewarxs-
q fraud Of which they were distinctly hs-
formed, and to silence the tongue of az =
former who threatened exposure " IAe ~
laiDy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
View English Notion.
All Togan's T,ast Letter |

IFrom olive Logan LasI Lstcer.I
The cooperative system of trading has ex-
tented in London 70 dress for ladies and chill,
n;on Rnucicault's mansion on Regent street
for o twenty years, and is fitting up its twenty
rooms as store, each room being the head
quarters of a different department. The
capital is 100000 obtained by the issue Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23

The recuperative power Of France is some
thing marvellous. Since her late war she has
paid Germany an indemnity of 81 200, O01, 900,
has rebuilt her army on grander scale than
ever. and has made steady advance in every
department OF material prosperity. She his
done this la spite OF the fact that the bal
ance of trade is largely against ner and that
she has no mines to develop and no colonies
to tax. Her citizens. however, are industrious
and have learned the value Of living within
their means, and perhaps this accounts for
her sudden recovery and good times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23


King Unpandi, or Panda, the father OF CeIy-
wayo, died SIX or eight years ago. ne
events attending the succession OF the pres
ent monarch are officially narrated as lol-
lows by Sir Henry Bulwer, ia his uitlmabsn
OF last December:
after the death of Panda the sons OF the
late King and the head men OF the Zulu pa
ton, assembled and sent messengers 10 the
Governor of Natal, saying that the nation
of its King. There was no King, they said,
and the messengers brought from the nation
poor oxen representing the " head Oh Ihe
King" to the Government OF Natal Ihey
been present at the nomination of Cetywayo,
might go and establish what was wanted, and
at the same time breathe the spirit by whlcn
the nation should be governed. Ihey saiu,
moreover It was the will OF the nation 5 hi.
the new King should be the son Of the Brit,
Ism government. The government OF Natai
Aad no wish to mix itself up with these az
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Miscellaneous.

EOR SALE-one two-hor.e cracker wagon m good
order CLAhkS bakery. 49, Grand T.
MANS MISSION ON EARTII.-A thorough
w medical Ucau~c, indicating how confirmed disahil
ues may be- removed The experience Of - study
sfNAhnh an professional ractCe snuwlus the agencies
that viii insure restored manhood gthcned VITALITY
ami sound conditions Of health that nave been impaired
bN nNcrtaNed powers A statement of obstacles 90 mar
rage ami 81 the means by which they be removed
~ mani currency Adircs.
Museum Anatomy ant Science. 49, sixth avenue
WANTED-A seuh. GOOD dog command. fair price
w Inquire n, T.. NJ at office Of Prescott House broad.
way ANA spring st.
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NONEY IsLAND RACES.
THE QUICKEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE.
Mtttinos.
PUBLIC MEETING
gtnl q stnlr.

a ~ n - ~ - -
A T. GLEN COVE, T.. I.-Executor's sale OF valu.
ahc property belonging e. the estate OF cant Jos pa
q Russell deceased-Nm. " Weeks aucunuccr-on
Tuesday. june y at = ~ con.i.lns oi home stead.
Win iArse coach house ami outbmldnss H iu complete
orders three colleges aud several hulliug uis all
clarmtnsy locatHtt convenient a. railroad depot
HcN't- by railroad from Long Island Viu aud fatbush
av. Bro kyn TO ami from Glen Cove will be- furnished
Tor the DAY ~ sale uuuu application % W VI Lnnau.
AGENT l. X X. Company. 22o Broadway. New YORK,
and from whom further Information he uhainrd.
T. SWIM Executor.
FOR SALE-Less than cost To humid. 10 new houses
ana lot. Laurel liill, accessible hY street cur-.
l,2'p ans ~ N't L. A. NOl SO 20 bXchaugc place
u ISSINA Park.
IN 1hi. elegant urupcfty is situated In the south mart
% uo beautiful VILLAGE Of Flushing 10 has hrru hnth
improved with shade trees ami stone sidewalk 10 L.
convene ht 10 churches schools amt stores. nui l- hgh
tNue surface ts admirably adHnel 90 hui uiu
y better lHui exists Lut- iuat prlHr ftHu o. %
elrl paNahe in $40 miscellaneous casn down with %
pr cent -cHunt We vii match this property a-au.t
nN I'D rN-irngc Nomuro hga u'ui ilaor can lc iouui
MAYS ana PASS tree unuu application Visitors ~huuli he
a. store 11 Nrk lat ociorkA rrfurninl at ~ so
NllCHtotk s Real Estate Agency. 80 Ptrk rus.
opposite Nhr Post once. -tiD and suburban real
c-iHt bought. odd. and eNrhHuerd
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Ni6lOtuos.

TEE NEW YORK. ELEVATED RAIL.
= hOAp GO -Irrusurcrs ONCE, Broadway New
York, Jdne 20 ls7H-Nnuce Tho nterc n duo in JuIY
next on The bonds al ms cumuuUy VIII be paid un aud
Alrr tuesday, jay >, 1879 presentation oi the con
L"s at tue Corn Exchange Bank, cnrhr NJ William and
Boayorht j. A COMlN Trrn,liirr
'NUE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
u koAD Co,-rnnsurers once New Yoik. june 20
lof- Noilce-A quarterly dividend o ~ percent anon
the capital stock al this company has been DECLARED my
able at the office OF the Treasurer ON uu alter THURSDAY
jay no. 1874 To the shareholders OF record on The Isl
day al July next " 49, ''
The transfer books will be closed on the Both June
inst AZ O'Clock f. A. aud rropcncd ON tie morning OF
July II next j A COWING T,rns,ir,,r
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nre compared with the list when T. is fouui that IN.
tally IL correct the sheet distributed throughout
city and country, that all may know what numbers nave
been lucky.
Every ten minutes the wheels were revolvci.
The drawing Of the prizes will be ioIud h full in this
Three nilh4 Of 80 80 isj drawing SioO0o were s,lA
IN New York city; the other twO.s returned MOI
sold.
No 10 577 DRAWING s51OO1 was sold IN New York citv
NJ i'7rI DRAWING s2npID wac sold iu st. foil. Mn
No. 10 .431, drawing $1,000, was sold in WASHINGTON
u. e..
No - 1925, drawing si0nn. was sold in Loui.viua r.,
Nos 3idiT. u i6t. GiGtH ~ 2GH drawing g. rfci,R
were sold ia New ORLEANS, NeW lOrd. and St t,u, "
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8illiuros.

A Ai-A.-A.-The very finest Billiard Tables nitcd
~ : Will tho wonderful MON ARCH cushion, Lowest
prices The ! NJ brunswick Bake Co, ia Broadway
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PENNsYLvANIA HAILRoAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On and after June rs, 1879
Trains leave New YORK. via DesbrOsses and Cortandt
street Ferries a. follows
EApfsss t9r HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
Miui iullmah Palace Cars attached A. NJ. aud 30
T. VI. daily w
For Wlihamsport, Lock Haven. Cory AMI Erie ats3o
7, NJ, counrcuAs Nc CORY for niusv1le Petroleum
Haven. % A. VI.
Baltimore, Washington. and the South Limited wash
ln-ton ENprtss of Pullman Palace Cars daily cXccut
sunday. 10 VI. arrive Washington l.l3 p Rrgu.
A. " ant 10 4. NJ. ~
ENp IS. tor Philadelphia 40 7 80 20 40 Limito,n
u VI. L. 30 a. .. q 71' 80 and 20 T. NJ sun.
day. i.n and "a NJ 5. g. 7 80 p 80 and IOP NJ Emi.
grant and second class, Z 80 4. VI
Boats Of Brook yu Annex connect with all tbrough
trans NJ Jersey CITY, Hfiurling "a speedy nni direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel $50
ltlus arrive From Pltt-'ugh COS 1910 A. NJ 1910
VI i.ily' 500 a NJ d2pP. daily except Monday
FROM Nashinyion and Baltimore, Go 4 ~ . So
30, 30 90 r NJ. SUNDAY $50 4 NJ ami 1910 NJ
Prom Philadelphia 500 6.u5, q So y 10 io.tD / a.
NJ, ?, 30 800 - p. 10 and Ia no l. NJ sunday
aHn 600 100. 10 49, II 40 A. VI GEO To- iOP wye
Ticket Omres 52d ami nii Broadway. | Astor House
ana loot al DrshrQssrs aud Cortundt SIS Court ~ an
b9ok yn AnN ppo io9t Of Fulton st, Breokyu, III
FRANK THOMSON /. f. FARMER
hfuvrul Mautecr GCu'l Passenger AGENT
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Mant.S- 1maIts.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
~ May leave their favors for ruR Sun a. the only
author ikea uptown Advertisement onices,
,2sts Broadway corner o. 3lst a., I'LL r. NJ, and
B0t West 23d st, corner Of SIN ay. uii r NJ
TOO 81 av., corner Of 47th It, ul = r. N.
ea East iiih ST. corner Union square. tin Q Pm
M. IRA on
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7 . 7 v T II
street. HIrHt point fir WAL Street Ferry aut connect.
with cars tnr South Ferry. Cnrilsudt Embellishments
tii iuf Jersey city AMI tnWmuuilfW ferries PARK
pHrr-N'hrcsi point Cor Post uricr. tN Hail. nud knr
CAt street ] rs fu Nuhuhcu. Chambers strrtt-Nttr
est uulu iur faNuha ana Euc RAILWAY Ferry, Frank u
street GrnW stref-Noarc.t point Dc.hrossos street
ferr' Ia lrr-ey city and CONNECTS with cars nr De-.
Nr-s- ami tt- GRIND street ferries Blocker street
innh"tts Win cars tor east ana Eighth street
CONNECTING with flr thTI-tnlncr Street It.t
Trnih street ierurs Fourteenth .trcet-Cuuncrtng Viii
ours for East Twenty uri unf Twcntv fourth Street Ter
rrN twenty ihrd sircci-fgnrcctins with cars for
INcutN-ihrd street Ferry Co jersey city Thirty fiui
street. nunrcuug with Mrehuwkcu Perry.
Forty second Establishments with New YORK. Transfer
Company cabs Tor Grand Central Depot Furt street
AMI sixth avenue fiity eighth sire t-Cunnectng with
cars obi u Lime Railroad. sixth avenue Entrance Ia
Central iark FitN third street aud Frith avenue
Fntvnlntl street and Ninth avenue so,enty-.crond
street and Ninth avenue LishtN.hrst street aud Ninth
avenue, Ninetv'ilitd street and Nuth avenue. one
hundred aud Fourth street and Smith avenue. For up
town trains take east side stations Pr iownt1wn
trains take west side stations Trains will run 10 Fiitv.
tghth street aui sixth ana one Hundred and
Fourth street AMI Nmth Avenue alternately Fare 10
cents. except between the hours 80 and aI A NJ
aud and +. NJ, when the fare is cents
WIN GARRISON President
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TO PmILADELrmIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OIL. EsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK ANn PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DEPOrS rs PHIIAnELPuIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER JUNE 10 1879
EXprcss Trains New York via DE sbrosses ma cot
landt $ rect Ferries. A. follows w ''
$50 73l $40 - 90 Liuiurdi II A. M.I.a30 asa
80. ~, ami ~ T. NJ SUNDAYS 80 and % A NJ 4 Al
$50. = 80 and 10 T. VI ''' - ~
Boats of 'BruoNNn Annex" connect with all throush
transfer Tor Rruukl,n travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ Oi $40 500 7
80, 3, y 80 and II a NJ douitod kNptcss 30 f. M
2, =, 10, 7. aud 7 80 T. NJ. On sunday II Ol 3,1D
3 -, X. 80 VI, 4. 7.i, T. NJ.
1icSet Offices 90 and Hil Brnadwa / Actor Uouse
ami foot of Dr-rns>es amt NOrtnndt stS Court It ani
bIg"h yn Annex Depot loot oi Fulton Il Bruokbn; IA
ll6, aud liz Hudson st. lohukrn, Depot Jersey CIV
Emmrunt Ticket Omce, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l. p. FARMER,
htufd Manager Gent Passenger Agent
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mtOitaI

slltUldl,
A CERTAIN CURE Tor headache consultation
"a pies stomach liver. sidney or skin diseases nrrvou
exhaustion, weakness loss of manhood &c Brnughtun's
lhNigotnuns syrup 2bc. 5pc., 81. and - Cn-es pro
nounced incurahe solicited cured money returied
sapr bottle circulars And advice free ~ West an T.
A TTEN rION. raucnt.i ~ wears Paris hospital ex
n pcrence; consult DR. PROilN. "a Bond u Zee 81 ali
diseases skin disorders nervous debility raicaly cured
A TTENTION !-rhirty years Prus-ian AMI Ameri
"a can pracuce specaiues diseases VI and inss o
manhood consultation Tree DR. JHcuby. idi B,eckcr st
A FFLICrED of either sex promptly cured. moor
"A literally considered advice free
nr CAMPBELL, 1876 West Iith st.
A LLPRIVATE DISEASES, quick cures Drug
- store ~ fark g., blocks from thaSdm square
DISEASES oi the sexual organs, recent or chronic
- cured without medicines Use Adams Soluble Medi
co. T. box lba3, or ~ john st. tor circular
IN. SMITH, lpo East 2oih st-Mrn's di..nses
- blood. SKIN, structures. weaknesses new motholi
cures lost manhood, medicines alone TAIL ONCE Tree
CORE spondeuce, o.
DISEASES OF MEN a speclalty; cure rom To-
- Jaw. DR. DYER ~ West lati st near dth aV
Nj EDlCAL and surgical Institute tor the treatment
va oi ili ~ eases of mon Dr. JACQUES. unyersity
place, New YORK. once hours O. , aud 5tOS
NERVOUS ENHAUsTION,-pi nj men,
~ forty years experience. Dr. BARRON - Irving
pace near Academy OF Music Hours, 10 = ana u
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEfOfS rs PHILADELPHIA
TWO IL NEN YORK
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OPERATORS wanted ON .hiri. and shirt fronts.
~ machines run by power AipiN tl
BALM BROS II walker ~
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Atntlstru.

OM and s. sets Of teeth. opcn day and even
- me hrhth Avenue Dental Association. 37a Sth nv
ENTR ACTING, 25c.; hitting. SOC; sets g.. Teeth
- rcmlrcd wine waiting. at idd Canal st.. cor Hudson
CR Ss.-BcHuuul sets gum teeth, warranted: exam.
w me Aiecinehs 2o2 9th aN.i established l~il
Dr. MkADER
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FouIp
MENf AND lllE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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FINNISH Frs wanted on hne custom shirts. best pay
aud steady employment m the comfortable work
rooms Of the city also young girls learn Apply all
the week Keep Manufacturing Co. G3 10 1877 Broadway.
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OPERATORS ami nni.hcrs on shop coats i-5 Riv.
~ inltun ~, ia the rear. inst shop
, 1879-04-15

speak through others-to proyn lIcr own sllnnc
o. to cn'vict Or ac1uft her aurviVinE husbanAf
me brctiac rase was decided evan In the
S.ckis: rasc. ~ often referred tn In illc course
Ut this trial. There thc defense offered
U nut tn cstllcnct tho written rom
icaaion OF the Wilt, made md given to her
!it1sl,inf onC TT two 1ays tef0rc he killed HaT'
ton key, fIcr scdurcr. Md It was altered. not in
1nst1Ieat[on nor excise. nnr stltsklent provo
rntln for the killing, but MS link In thu ci'an
'f evidence tctal!ns To show tho fnsantty Of 'h,
pr|*nner. or as n cnust from which t. might
sprslig: Int It wns rnlraetl by Tho Judge, ht1
mas not nt!mlttcd rs oylcfcu for my pnrtn,sc.
+" II at1,slfery ca, be shown, Hitl The fact wns
brought to the knowledge nf thc ncc,1scd. wilt
nam!t It, sn1cly ntun the Ertlin1 tat It may. IN
connection With .,tIcr fac.s, lHyc SOMA tendency
10 hfuw til iesant ktnto OF nnlt at The tina Of
t'le killing, that II wns MI exciting cailsc frnn
which m tflsullc affection Of tllr n,inal may
hu7e ntisc,t. f1lc ]cttcrk of others to th.
dcceasct,-if they tend TO saiow a'luftcruus In.
terconrsc Or Illicit Intrigue. between sllr dead
wife M,n1 The wrIters.--'tsHl II they CAME to t.
kfaWetiGc AMI posscsstD1, Of tiM prisoner pcfore
t,n klItnE-arc competent evtslcnrc and Will ho
admitted uTHHl &Ir hnmc principle. TArq,tes-
tIsn u bsnnIty--tEe .1cErcc required to destroy
crin,I,ml intent, ite elect, etc.-will be for III:
turc consideration. Uni!er tife inatrlict!nts at
the Court, the Jury will have 10 pass upon tho
facts, nnd dctertnlss tic guilt ur tnnocehce Ut
utt accused.