The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 18, 1872, Page 2

THE SUN, MONDAY, MARCIL 18, 1872, | i ee ee pe a a oe cere — cap eaianeneney - _ ee , ye r lets, and working | alowed during hie pertods of protracted somn Whe eer cates , sa Waianae loa ont. > fest Ne exetinve lenve, ‘The Loutovite papers aay that themans |OAMES TH, MACKETT'S WILL, | tiatite agivcft reas, Nov.an ere: nnd trom | of Jamaica who was a war tae frp pa Viye - ; text, f the rond must ge soon | house was carefully watched by. the polle i IMAtittO wee OE A hee Te ties TuNy FEMA tHe | Hackett. Tho infant heir was born nt IN PACLBIC ; t ; while he was nsloep, and that tt t : an al in ‘and ainoant to grow fof Fultag ti te F Ly sah ¢ # Possible be reduced (o conformity with | AMle he was neloep, and f of | TOW TNH GREAT ACTOR DISPOSED | nnd that r iva ANUS aka he wate . ; Lda - hes Ut of the great railroad eystem of the | Me Peace were cortain that he had never left OF His PeorrnRty. balf-yearly Kher mother. or otter Law ar. - | ¥ar WAS pont ' e bs The trond oy ale foot sane | the foom In which ho wns sleeping, and that of Fok ful andr wuardian, until she mm at i 4 z Ws | MONDAY, 8 ti 18, i x WG ho f hike Wendie“ BUIITE Ir8o he partook of no nonrishment during his | Directions for hia Barial—itia Sitver Plate, | is after whith | eae "ately Now. a ! ad | - I : , Te De eS eee c which appeared to bo fully Gold Watch, Silver Annhox, Ruby | annulty at FE el A Ie Au D That A Cavtentine ¥ » 1 i yeen tried thoroughly, not only in the case | authenticated, excited great. wonder Kewrt Hin Old Watch seals and Cameo | tors to tho aad Kato penainally, or upon | toe eooia ines £ Kiel we Amunements To-day. of the Erie f but in that of other roads . Brooct * Fainily Porteaita and Thee | Presentation to” them) of sald lowell ted to fesord In the Chaneery (att IWanidt ‘i " ' Arademy of Musto Pain lent put In an appenranoe at ono of Hinily | zed order or drat Y | city. I . i peepee Avund Hide =i ; arricnl Wardrobe — itis Infant Son the | » them ' wh this Theatre—Fve ten Chest nd, and has invariably | the newspapers, exceedingly wide awake and Muin Heir—A kab H nue ane peyahl : y. Finally, | a hl ; a : i peel a been found pecuniarily unprofitabte, It | correspondingly tndfpnant, and explatned that | yy Cmarkable Docament. | should my said grand daugiter Kate anid | Yo my daughter —, who hne done so much t ‘ sid Teryant’s Oy ru fo or] costs more in repairs, rolling «t 1 had been absent In attendance upon some James Henry Hackett, who, as my dear, | h of Nuvember, 10 Hu foves tae ‘de Tenet » Company \ ' Fa Mouec | Ss and besides, cuts off toa great extent con. | PANNE away at the doors of his empty h ofty of Mew Yorks do make sed publish te toe | ) Hil twenty-cne ye muy but hs § host tt me } ‘ ‘ ' Carden nection with other Uncs, The Erie rona, | “*8ken him: —— Pievonbnty WALOTAN IV te, ts dhe ant wlll ane | (RUAN eu esi, then, tn that event, | md: | By ek my ht ' ae heat ‘ Row York Clreus yore 4 . i > a 8 nen ue itt y la o \ bequeath to het ste 1 thew ct J ath rity, tn ‘ ° fen Fravelseo Minstrels ave nowhere. The Atlantic and Great Western | BeCkinettaM's cominittee, it appears that Lan | at time heretofore made, Namely Fosidue of the annuity that would li ijt C.D r i # against th Any ¥, Gs ddines Theda Move! fe ite only broad gauge connection, and | 4 STOCKING were at the White House tv DIRECTIONS For fs BUILAT prineiial aut of €h000, ‘te be Tat | ghia a , ¢ i Cnt ig ean Tbe, Tony Master's Opera More 1 Getta that, besides being a perfect horse-leech on hie hes Past three weeks, Within the aame | T request that my oxecutors, hereinafter | inY executors or admninieteators of to her tea thon pt nig wenneeie ce ace ' A deste Henry ions. & hen ee hates coe entre Comlane ng to dy MY ne ‘ol. Leet stated to noveral persons, | HAMed, do cause my Hody to be burled within a | i sue may have been married and ha any | contd contra tren ¢ A gang, of | Henry ¢ C. Ta W. G. Hollow s, and Titety-fourth Siceet Theatre § * bl Ibs Olly goes Ks far as Ciovinnatl others a prominent merchant ¢ t's Fey | Buriat Mot of ground purchased and owne by | fRach Se te Ok Movember, 65% we i i miliion Hines, bu ove will’ baita | ©. A. Aber s resident, I a Wallaek's Theatre once to continue the b vali . that the old general order frm would con- | the orizinal burying-ground of the Presbyterian | 2L years; but itis to, be particn Mech Peould have left my ehiidren @ handsome com: | Wk they ¢ Vas their counse bong ted mee to continue the broad gauge con- | tinue to enjoy the principal portion of the bude | Church of damalen kena Talal, N. Ys and bes | AN legally provided that whatever 1 | peveney J A. Nelaony Ira fy and Moria Se, Bitiwgee b. Mattes nection to St. Louis, was many months | ness, Col. Leer's statement to thie gentlen tween tho ‘remaine there interred, of iny ones | Income may be derived from the Inve t THE ROTTEN RU Fir Challls retalned Gen or A. Pryor, oes H bs ro reduced to a a i" en man | de y beloved moth deceased January, 1816, stich capital sum of $5,000 shall be applied to yreurnar, Judie tile nN, and Gen. James " j ago reduced to a narrow gauge, and can no | hes been verified by tho results of the order 4s | Whore malden nue was Ann Keteltas, aed the hminor or minors’ maineen a sanded ‘ . Wee ge, Hroceas was made ¢ nthe ‘ompany longer accommodate the ears of the Evie, | ued by the Collector on Monday lost Temainnalen nfmy dantiy beloved and deceased | on during their” minority. by thelr Tay Collector Mewnity | MAE 5 Ai and on the individual defen tants ' va patted 4 first wife, whose name was Catharing | guardian. In the event, however, maid Ka arch, 4. ‘Phe Court ordered the case. hater If the Erie, therefore, is to eseape death by | we rogret to aw Trom DuMmeld Lee Med Sa toe ee | Flarkote should die ‘wetore the wns of ul yours Also Using his Ofte | Jolin 'S.' Lawrence referee, to take the Temtlg ‘ strangulation, It must, by reducing ite ° Homan Nast prostituts | Deremnes Apel le HRN GIe feaeitae aie neal tales ® Widow aud Orphans | mony. Tn the Ara hearipg camuel W, Harned gauge, open itself to the trade of those nar- | oo DIS Wlents to the childish caricaturing Cee Me at eect ec ription recording the He he) GanManen Entelany ec tected | eS mans ‘and ‘could’ not be bettered an rate 49. | OW eauize fevers which now send their | Turvox'a namie, The stparison af the Senator Nam atteet, New fark, then owned and pee ‘the, sald legacy, ot Kequcet cf ed ttle cating ox. | ernmencierrice axa deteciv gear tata ane AE | ithe otinw euerenta 6 nite tu ale ne Senators tn atreety New on owned and oc Bald logncy oF beqtcat of #8 Ae Was i eh sriinie ice aa a dete Fintormer, ante Pr doa ing currents of traffic into the cireu- | who are determined on reform with the con. | !thled by my father and mother, and recording Haitionally deviaed and Hequeathed as Mie tae ernial reverie | Ten SacHInAtIe ee ene eter tha 8 come cr i few. | lation of its rivals. spirators against the life of Jurtva Casane is | 2s0,the date of my death, may be cut on the id, thal not be considered to vest Inher, | fevice of the country tf A under the | “The casa was continued efor Mr, I inert Again, the managers of the Erie road | Also rather an unfortunate one, ‘The conspiea: | Dank side ot the matic mbeilele ce monuerent kin: on thtagral ‘PARE OF imy ealete, Vout wal |W Dotptacs Hae feet tepaty a Gte te tee | eae een tee a x patt, er th #160 | must abandon all effort to compete W tors against CASA were all honoral which T caused to be erected in the ce nal, and be olhcrwise appropriated, as | \7,20udlass, has Just become pu In May COREA at) A a . Apete with all honorable men, Boa 0 ntre of Ppropriated, ag | jase th w enoe in reward to th a rofMr ee 50 the other grent enst and weat lines for fast | &24 they took the only foasiblo means of gotting | reoudhita ete ae in tg TeRr 180. After ach | ee owereh mall gay hor drei a nint st a gentleman of this city, named Stampofskl, | nwitne . 1, hte id mthe warble aforesald, Ir at rators, however, sival i doctor's bill am was app mi y the aa" ; through freight and pasonger traftic, | 24 Of 8 traitor, who was couspixing to over. | that theie may be added and Wine | the expenses of her proper nursing duricu hor | Court ae @ recelvee to settle the. cet Or T ned’d chare rz 4 rite 7 Even were its gauge reduced, its throw the Repnbite and establich his throne on | MOresaid: Insertptton,. upon n | last Ines. and also auch expenses as may be | pow a® & Fecelver to settle the estate of the | Caw: of | i etrent reentd Welly a re Its gauge reduced, its grades | ite ruins, If SusNEN, SCHURE, and their aseos | vipanealar side of ch rn | requisite forher funeral and decent interment, | lato firm of Leckte & Leckle, who had been on- | Gay at ql Peg nth atreot regarded Ware are too steep, its curves too sharp, and the | ciates are to be compared to Buvtvs and ht wing words f ct, | the erection of a platn head and foot | gaged in the dlatillery business Iu Lodi, in thls | #on testided that t ital | FAR Ginie ot of power consn4ienly: Wo | tallow commie The tise chee wars : Son penne unk tate, Both of the partners were dead, and the | A Wi OM MISSOURE ianom he in aM atl, great foritever to hope to make profita- | that they are opp ponte traitor and tyrant Yea, all wil rit dissolve.” t give, doviec saat bs Jaa property left by them belonged to the widow | | Wan. IT. Russell as City, Mo., f rater at the np-iown advert bly a high rate of speed. During the last | who entertains de like those of Junie ¥ Jenks, born In iltnoie, Hat September, teow y | ANG tree children of William Leckie nnd three | Hai nown Mr ch hanes Thirty sec 2, function ef Broadway 8 few years its carnings from passengers, | °**4" ’ tor | 80n Of the late Elizabeth Jane (ive Mutchinson), | OPRaA children of Archie Leckie. BRS RAM Lee LM event West Twenty.third street, opposite | way and through tor 4 ass , ya . — iter | widow of Dr. Philip k Jenka, who died A REVENUE OFFICER RUNS A DISTILLERY | anecldlean et atahtea teclecae Grand Ope strom S AM. to 8 P.M v ty and through together, have been but The bill introduced in the United States s ption and Indizence at Clewer, nenr c gat Lodi, Mr. § fekl, to, Ila | Challis was wortivat least halt a rntiiion day $1.07 per mile run, while the cost of the | Senate by Mr, JouNsoy of Virginia * to prox d | arity oF allotanon ter Ris susmert cha eure | At und the Det f tthe | He was once a State Senator, and. no. mn Eulha ental ie teenies “sk Teatee ae ett ver | wance for hia supportandeducation | dl Warren, running iNery. On | higher, Jackson 5, Sickles, Little Keck. The West Virginia Co ‘ ‘ 4 er ween #175 Ipply of cirer ing med t n The may reach the age of 15 years, of @0. | inquiring what this meant, he was told that It J, 8. Fairchild, Jersey City We d nih mvention—What | per mile, and the actual loss {n 1870 on ite | the Statos needing It." fs a proposition for the bite | And for the reason that the sald James Henry | had been claimed there were back taxes due to | New. York “W. Meliratney, Junction Cit it Means. whole passenger traMo was $2,285,159, Of | United States to go Into the business of lending | H 1b . Aad ay eed Bec eiey Since eet ttad CUUTCHNC RY | AIM CREMds Ge Spee foemeele: . eh Ate atetrie ; 2 due denne ofthe das | ud= | 19 yea of Septeniber r | charge of ulaes, appointed erintens | A.J. Mead, New York, formerly af ‘ ' me of the Administration journals are | Course the way passenger trate, espectally | MONEY on real ext urity, and wil” not pro | heal pore postion vo earn & portion || deny ate into ielinaniitactura nt tigh | the State Renate of \ 1. 8. Stovona 4 exiting over the fact that certain Rete iaanaiont 4 mpi SIR | tikely tobe ve a ith Paton The: Bill io mis his own support, L would reduce | wines. Warren assured Mr. Stampofskt that the | Séedalla, Mo i. W neil i zt w York city, must have | sec that on et Selle : And | the amount of the annulty this devised from | estate was in no danger on account of ane street’ 8. Fd } j eal Ans have called a Convention at | been protitabls, so that this enc 1s loss, | any st Hah base ie dalipinsrelbe 1 fits | axe, namely Sisto Beptonioere tare, Uarit he | retook nd mcreed to payto the estate avthe | SF. Tay maint of Oo sat eeriblive ve ; ; d MoaNOHw tb ae : ate which has not been furnished with na- | ! 1 " ‘ nue, vamely Zist of Septe . 1875, Unt he | rate of 83,00 a year for ‘of the distiller t t ! rg, in West) Virgit on the | and m too, was caused by its through | tional bank circulation to the eateat of eek v Ge tar eet Lon | May arrive at the ago of 17 years, namely 2ist of | upon enteh Ra waa werniited, to listillery; | § rf ch si of April, for the purpose of con- | trac, If the road isto earn any money | dollars for each inhabitant, the ja pal OF area t nthe | fonts nahi aul anmulty only of G2 | psanion.” After wi ren appited. to the | fived in Kunsua wie § i and 1 1 ™ ; Senta i é ats 4 ie ‘ bid © Seer y the | J a i} retion of m 4 nm and af Zist Septem r oly, ecel r $2000 to rH nb - 1h eldering the Presidential question, and | for its stockholders, its passenger trains | Treasury shall supply currency to make up the t ’ finy | ¢ til said J y denks tay. ort | aaked t , rSncohntn craseoted | chica ; oft i perhaps suggesting the names of candi- | Must be ron at more moderate speed, and | Aefictency, to be secured by pledge of real estate nal property bein ha of houses At Mature age, nately, Zist September, lsh, | one ir th His acculinte, presented | ray isXOCENE eILKSIDE ‘ Alby Convention isto assemble in the interests Another thing which will have to be | ‘¢“teulating medium or currency furnishe Her ther with all my silver and | Perannum. And for the reason that the said rN ahh mado boniertedi die ess ed | then called. “This witne me to’ be One 08 of Judge Ciase, and that it betokens want | done is to free the road from the costly | [terest to be paid on these loans at the ra ge Lintibend ta hae niae eer Rea ee ec oneataicy wulle UbOR | acters “and Slowed ty aha Mee Rem eIeeh | nese tren aver foned Un rall treet fae kan F of harmony in the ranks of the Refé leases of co! . : five per cent. per annum. The National G ! ath 1 desire b y Fine, Le, ty i onond for care | Went to Washing “ f Uuntion, | Dut littieabout theswiekeness of buite a form necting lines, which were ie * moto send for, ca an je about thew Thuile TesaltteAre ice nd Ratios Cl ettinent le tikely to have onivigh to do for eorce |'¢ Aa Lelonging to partand parcel of my | and | { taking with him. pr at ave and but little more about his own 7 8K and Gov~n came | years to come tn providing for It | cerncner OSreNe f bee four mronebs tors The oleae SFalli genet lac cant Gach. Nie a ese soothsayers of the White House | into power, and in which their predecessors, | without » ing the work of furnishing th ae ee nae vestigation was ordered: which the Pacine, Mails Piveswhe trast Aa hte Sititg Ai 4 Didedhas th whi : | wi assuming the work o: ailing: the aysntin.* t ¢ poor wi Investigation was ordered, which, conducted by | the M , fo was {they phy of politi. | notwithstanding their high respectability, | States with money And exee * ich ante a we then aoe an agent from the Internal Kevenue area, | that. the company wa i} f i cal reorganization, nor have they read po- | a more than suspected of having a cor — y x ‘ . \¢ nd to England for, t reaulted in a general whitewashing of the of. | under his mana va litical history, nor do thoy seem to rem rupt interest, ‘Tho 1 : Omaha is not to be the eastern terminus | mother, Ann Kttettas It { | vag ane 1 ere AAT Mee REAR CHET Gentren Waenthet: atk \ reals 3 t je f ty BuitWlo, || ohana ‘trniok’ Hasta & 1 t 1 Ju it great fire Mr pofski went to) Washingt e was ala ame HRs i ber how the Republican party itself was | Brudford and Dittsburgh road sheole'|: Gavarament Dirsciuerer tha tem orcs chet, the only surety : ry Slike Clnduaan We le ate tens ho hind roan reduced te pons Se war ment: issued Now. 1. iw sate finally formed, A great party never breaks | Men of this class of burdens upon the Er Joverninent Directors of the road, to wh ey Mackott, tt pee ah tae err aay? Gh agin eae Bg? fa Govar inne carole Wik “with the on rate upon the Eric cee ane MiaRute Wen threhud sar , arlisle, | and request of my executors oF hinistrat fthe Government offctals, t with « he down all at once, Its foundations crumble | Messrs. Fisk and Gounp did their best. to yon Oana et paket tue ows Heunute ,S befd at ind Ab a howld Douglass. By di rarpeatitu t dora May { away under reiterated blows from many ak itp, but without eaocess: arid fk pe. |: CeHer, have decided that Council Tuth tet ay be married, or reach the | lls sree ueealan during | of senator Trumbull wnt the dees reece | Waste areod overthrew Gen, Cass as the regular Dem Phese, then, are some of the reforms | t leate tt at O k Higatton | : i rer innts (8 My eto 1] Paputy Collector had to right to run the aise | amounts wou taabuut atniiny cratic candidate, held half a dozen Conven- led to make the Erie Railway a protit- posed by the st ative construce | } ‘ Wid oft John K pee Act oF Oongress, ube he Wocuiie dais toed Kes Le | ! tions, more or les national in their char- riece of property: a Board o Met Sl a direct violation of | t when Minnie was only a few years ¢ peetiy ih ha that he ought to be dat once ‘ WHO MANAGED Tle LOAN : , 1 proj N Board of Diree- | the charter, and : Tita, and du 1 cuted. | Cominis | ‘ acter, before it reached the poiut of con- ted hya majority of bond fidestock- | the publi 4 a HIS GOLD WA t " t anil the had iy [omeenuente snaing, if ' rolidation. The Cray, antivPaynor, and and representing no other int hearing Groncr Fuaxcts aBtty Of |) Another exceptl ¥ sath of val jt ra een a i but | Nice wai y by the V ‘ } independent Whigs held three or four | est; @ reduction of gauge to that in use on | views on the subject. when ; | slde cage of which Is engraved i he 2) yoo ‘a urine ae ‘i t t : i in different parts of the country | other roads; the abandonment of through | decision must have enjoyed a rare turellectaul pale tain : oe releane thee nt we tines ten “day f Obligatiane tn « . i previous (othe Buflalo Convention, | Passenger trains running at extraordinary tase ———— . My execitors oF admin’ | Was not netts os ofeer I vee a ‘" : nary & : The Liberty party held a Convention and | speed; and the shaking off of burdensome | The new officers of the Erie I uy staetie eels tet ra ‘ : anaes nt tena ; ; put Jon DP. Hat in nomination for Presi- | leases. ‘These things being done, the road | Company ought to specify a day in enct ‘ : | tie ry { die i deeds toad fine Th a y i dent. ‘The Barnburners of this State held | MAY, as We have said, earn dividends; but | OM Which they will pay the men « nthe | an e t Nate I | ab any ue during hier rer yt Tat : thing ttn ea 4 two Conventions, one at Utica, over which | Whether it will be as useful to the public | PMT shops. The ex should get their] 1 r Toh | and allowar ail end lays if tt 1 the ¢ Ne pursien is ot ad ter . \ Samvet Yourxa,who for years had been the | a8 it has been is another matter wages regularly, ! 1 : raclministy POMEREO AT THE Ce eee Conan atten aegis 4f'on shi how tw waueld confidential friend of StLas Wriairr, pre — Mi introduced ; te aa u's bth Wid all eX | forthe manufacture of whiskey, He further | of tie steamers aud the coupois om the G , rided, und another at Herkimer, whet The Goat Tilana Jobs in weavers F 1S} A Sof Wm. Lockiows death the distiltory awed Lea iri 1s ¥ racn JOHN Vay Bunes, fresh froma protmetod | The pil t havy, Which provides, anor ert I ft under the D 1 eae ¥ $3,000, which after : Helin | tdtarvinw with bis fathienundertwesprenns|| Gone pertinaciously urged upon | any weaman who leaven tt . interred v ata wad | ine of i ‘ ul te | K i jee leis aELindeaeann ghana fs sto give to the Central Pacifie | year total service shall be « Rati Be dba res a a Le beard a plain marble head and | | fice ae AT ig oT that t MLA Ha Tuehereald be wne' quent speech, aud prououneed the dacngor | Lilivewd owe bait of Gout Istand, tu San | Naval Asylum, and recetve ry, by bi since Abed ae ho astitery ha ‘had. pun it in debt tathe Gove | { t Dash \ Case. But all these various streains, which | stare ahs re r, is intended to promote a | of the pay which he was ent be eS And M 1 f adult that @ groat wroi led been dene liv: but there were \ u dons job. ast cruls t al r x t “ if b ul ; } indicated the breaking out of the great | a last Ital Ae a Tramed lonry ma he \ , i | t V ved i ; ent t feantais OR IRE Sore the great | Goat Isiand has been hekt by the Gov- | ,and makes ita State f Monee | Inmun, {1 ie a cat nt ‘ f otny. ore. 9 ‘ ntter a think ¢ a re 1 ity st: ornment-as @ military gee Gr eas jt al any sailor or any person fe ' appeal paint eC arab : Buffalo, where they were merged I t is about I F the | w { ra t " oe ' ; 5 ia : merged iuto one | three miles from the business contre of San | "9YY OF Merchant service | \ ' f ‘ ‘ : “ ; He ! iret apssia sweeping torrent. ay Hppeeasichdeny | aLNaee Lond New York $ And so it was with the orzanization of | the 4 erlooks and commands | The Baron voy GLAUN ni Wild 1 t Hi | xi i ‘ i ad been ‘ an ‘ yah i ihe auaubilaa parte Me the harbor and city. If it had not been | has t lindebapines favor a t y f f Mrs. Havket ¢ 1 ‘te : > sey ip Hus to the | taken by the Government on account of 1 i . at | wits, Dee. & nit H FNKotts My APSE | pg At under this A daerg i an oder sinde of A bette t 9 . which non its importance as a milita oint, it wor ature of that St ; Ag ' 3 at Tris z " +f , Q i pated Bieitows Diree ie Cid lees nce a litary p it would ure of that State ning of the | | " 1 me he " t sinew Unaver elements which there united held a dozen been in private bands yearsago. The | aracter of divorce actions in gen ev | (ay i met, maaan bie | ee the iran Untel Mates : Gonvanlcier imbe AeA eHee eee ont tins one hundred and twenty see 10. Hat * 1 x that t theres far §u Helphiin, th " ed eens a ra ' in Wastinge | Perause It was a xood t We have bought Bo burgh as carly fs 1861, in which tho elder | eh, rater: tte ao id be made avail. | P*C"ive. Ps esis Pepion We 1A 1 : | shots ts to the onew of the ¢ er of | He pubes teccceal aan Fraxcis P. iar and Hexny J. Raysoxp | rhe Cent Haan bere paictlccg nd the feos of hand rej His bil of Limoroceny ¢ Pine! qeath to che maid Mt jar : ! tyda ‘ ‘ ‘ a took the lead. ‘The Liberty party held a r ‘entral fie Railroad Company, | coats was made up somewhat as follov 1 1 th ts payable by raoradnii fl — awrence. deren thems Convention, and withdrew Hate prong the: | uot satistied with the enormous sums it bas | Expenses of frat tr 92,900 18 pt Dublin Caste, tn Th ni | the f my estate, ¢ t val, Such OYSTER PIRATES SURPRISED ‘ " Sin field. Tl received from the public tregggry in nd- | Supreme ¢ ‘ 6 Baron Hu i 8 rallowanees as nay prove ' a ' * . ry ied, The Know-Noth had a national LePage i A H os id 0 We nee bee ne yeulesha IAS NAyal 3 j ae seis gathering at Philadelpuie wi ‘i al | dition to vast grants of publi@ands, has | tt ' 1, 15%, and died in Now Orleans, | ! and to bury her decently whenever site HHANE Navel Tactics tu Princes’ Bay—Tho | ¢1 ise wee oy nl eae " idelphia, where the wti- | pertinaciously demanded o tal \ Ist | y will and desire that | may die. Leg , appari bl ting of Ble | init the prosts wax the consitera ihre 4 Slavery branch of the order, under the spine i y Gumandsd Of Cor thet) soe ' 3 | th ilies ‘tho ‘portraite oF Taont: Hankett, He MAIN HEM, valves Catching the Oyster Thieves. Uettas sae ce Catorn ae ‘ deni ct Hevny Waa Wade pasar | eee nave a gift of this island, worth | Of this sum ik of my wrwat maternal uncle, John Kiteltas, ¢, and remainder of my ene A few days ago the police in Richmond | mes 14 in Pkan teeta \ Sewamp Whigs of his State met at| ron on has been developed to the grant + Oonle. | the ¢ my male descendants, and that | youngest. and now tufant son, named. James | N20, commit. wholesale r ries of oysters | A long examinat i i at] the company has modified its demand Gov, PALMER expresses the opinion that tho | MfeF their decease respectively, and (he extine- | John Kiteltas Hackett, who was born September | Planted In Princes’ Bay, and took them bef sel trying to conn ) Syracuse, and in conjunction with many BOA erent oats of the family name of Hackett, they too | 0, 1s), in W fF te m them before | with the purct , c 1 is now willing to accept one ) courts should be fo amended that a | may descend urbe hand ‘ p Wolte Island, Canada We Justice Halle. Having been convicted, they ap na ; Democrats and Abolitionists, fused into | stead pt one hulf person ld resort to th ( | yal wor prameng in tae female tine, | Vine neta ce see pealed to al Homi | tie dates ¥ i ; tO || stead oe nb wale Ge che ik n could resort to the Supreme Court for lively of my progeny in the Je line, o prey We being th ealed to a higher co - hot one aud wominited n Blate ticket, | (ony wi f the island. The | justice without being burdened be euch freee. | {ll deneraiion to generation Ware where kale ioe ts ‘ the pr ag counsel t i 1 Hi Revnen F. estoy presiding over the | hace ae of Commerce of San Francisco | ful exper but the lawyers in the Senate | THE OLD GOLD WATCH Srat Bast Thirty- iwellity Junot) ed Sherr fa Vin * consolidated b in the spring. op | ce Pronto. i. the: athon| appear to think that the Baron had no cause of | .,4,(Hlao excent f hea netade an ering | eC Thursday Inst the ovator plante:s tn that | Mutu ; aminer of the next year the Democrats | eee et er ant as an outrage complaint, as they deomed tein his { t y " ‘tai, | Snel J % aid, oF of suck my nea, wanizot thieves | Me was; Had an te ) held a State ( er which w | people of thateity, ‘They say the rather y ate than otherwi |’ 1 r 1 s' Y lf ' | a ikas: Cane depredations | ¢ H : Was OVER Ge Tree , ; | tion of Goat Island by the company wouid hcwpagrennmabevmettnantonsl | white ; Pe ee: |i by his” mi aay Ten | f After procuring warranta for p : whiel Teen depreciate the value of the water front of The Times in Trowb | ' z.polished, | Hand any er surplus Mer | foft ‘ vd al rvices of the enti 1 the city to the rmount of millions of dol On Saturday the insurar vestigation | 1 a ML the } : Fale Ehoy BimGae en let uaa sk q fy a ry the Union, They oe Gon te eer cek | took an unexpected par Saal ' t Aare , bi wnott t 1 i haiti. ts, while the connection it is proposer | ‘ ' 10 it ns hot tO ar aor | eles : A anapeuients erie ete nae et noes eds) DISH piicel wean tet aitackiie “Me f i 1 , “ f FALSE KUMOEA nes? t anivia ees nt wre and and the shore, | sitter, ook t ie aid oe ee lt | draw trou the ex , Vert nile Vota | af iby Wh nd some dy | : annels, Would be | that the statements made in those articles wer het bia 1 | ar T request 1 » tin Parity Hon of the Parents of tha t rh a t in- ies of falsehoods, “T can't find ae esr r n art- | Y uHLoae BAGH i r : viet Children—t z ton, and o} TIM of the 46 « Under the present Administration the | New Youw, M : Lot vor ' | nat | f + ished votes of the vk t hear , Papp ipl as eoricsed tee ed w would pal \ f f | ad . of which had voted for Pir four yeu nolvely ate affect intervate of | QR4R, St t i and my bre ! hat eveiit, such ree \ : ) i f | before, « t Maser t Vermont Jegitimate trad {whenit sremembered | following e¢ ticles which appeared in | it ‘ 4 govined i thi : : | If the subservience of these J to | th tillers form one of the largest manu | the Nw York Cines reticoting upon your | yea Tdirect tat \ : 6 , M nals acta?“ Miltere Procres ftheir pa i ti Ided thus i ' | . > the of i Lnot bind persia Be ests in the country, the magni- | © those nto did ek Batons an ek! i hen only ihonaba Vwhen | jit) soto | ,,! bussed by the T | : , the fucts of bist hey would see In t i f the frauds that are perpetrated under | sur Inve t How Not to Do it” | Raucivent Renitical bts mats. | t : | every’ parson the rit tan On | i v er : ij a Balen: ved by me to represent tuntinl ‘ 1 f tnalo « r ph i loves. Siete cittalce eee spunea: 2k ' 1 4 country the s f the dowith andthe f production In Ohio and Indiana he hat which I wrote was eavene | Keneration r generation. “John Kiteltay | dantel Pata ee thy Rae loves dredge Just outside and alongside of | Atary hie | thelr idol in Novem aie : An | tally true. [now feel that Ehave heen t 7 ket being n hy and having | f mentioné to |] ors When t Nels Ate rroueree | Mary had ' ! pate aking eighty-three to | and that you have had {njustice at_my hand: fur ty's sake al Vhin to have the | gop ¥ botween the sald | ¢ tier tines they steal inside and 1 mutate y —— eighty-elght cents a gallon asthe cost at the and having watehed and we ey i] car it ud so continue nutil bis de | thoi nd Kato Muckett or t elves ¥ G : elorms Need tillery. Now, Indiana whiskey has be * | tipon points of criticism raised. In auch neticles | ¢ ile issue, and ther end to dr sane respectively such half of the said ry " . 4 ; Reforms Needed in Erie. Ulery Now jana whiskey h been sel NT whoter have hocaing eanaiited ae hoes | his now infant halt h ho kilt nr LHeReann and remainder of the estate agony 1M USEMENTS took (Fi her. lt wa y necueai ents agallon, whieh ts | aimed at y mplaints an 1 | kett, a nefert 1 Hl , re: OF 20 the vent. of the > ' 1 that | ten or fifteen cents less than the ¢ y the t f haurance laws should | | f that infant son's w lawrat | feadh Infant James John Kiteltas ALIAN O) t f ! H the management of the | Railway Come | tion with the tax and. fre ae ded ‘e Huc- | received Instead, ‘Under these circunistance ParSian BS ENS tmle /:ALAGReLE SrEROUE Laatiec 8 ro ; spe er ek ate OR ; b RUTTER { Abert frolght added. The au | Vin are ented to this communal on may RILVER axcerBO i W, prior to hi and wit! ie Interest tn A “itunmon pose ha muoke its stock a 11 in 1 f the fact (hat wholesale frauds have | tit hould be any deeaston f ote Ror eulatctat PRD Re: | ee er ontate {pers MAILE el Tite dearer ee | uaance Lins ‘ ment. Lt would be presu Win bee tied on the revenue in relation to the You VW. | ; i i VIE EXE ’ Pah tirrbat Oe ; man to prophesy that this exp: on Ww vil wt y Hall stills in | F . | Jaane dotine Kitch t Puree anpolr ' t : / fail of fuldiment; but that it fal), exe | Teliole Pisces arr’ destroyed with rk eer ro as Fra | 1 ; friend and tn \ ‘ emont tiie cept upon certain titi ‘ted Ethie abe patency ul 1 \ ia | + : ve Hllgs ty fase wat aan fh t place, th rye Gribuis sahara cuscuniion mecrtiee eee from the editorial weitere on t \¢ rt f @ x Peeny a " ni 1 comt hust be men wh ut leo, whiske 0 Frank W, Hallard Is ni t Ne | ‘ ' would. 4 : t ( bs bas temy r t t ! qt n ain: ee i | » i I I H ; ; Wwe too clove n ¢ either where the whiskey ¥ h certain hs in an eral’ none ms Ales withadr M ' : pir with 4 mdG nat ' 16 OM Ad aver se PMR SEB UR anE ba tis, he was | ! ! i it ‘ this, t ‘ 1 1 OK Or \ i ‘ t wy De hem, By these means the favorites of the Ad ined \t seems, to Nave { in con | : Ment da a | Hs heart ‘and | be prediend ‘4 il " wry Company to do justiee to the Brin, | ; ‘ 1 Aelrariy n with the Zin : Dub not sooner l nthe NGIAND Onan HG : ; eal me of ; S fl MS THEATIOAL WAIL ba t ot tor Eps OURE the iden Thitis ytoo nearly | who pay wren suro Lng ved; and th Ba Heap onecftheeditorsot | E 7 ‘ nour ‘ wh hand upon ftoolss | artaegcaul sur 4 pay | t | , ( C1 ; I 1 ; ‘ ; rf L The Champion ; 1 position © appeare Jo- | 1 my tr vent of say where th nt ; ; —— a nee ap | sind alt R ‘ 1 have een ti ties n for the use of 1 ; of y aver the country | ‘ het \ \ | y i 1 i « nt 1 vial ft : . ! ' . . Maily And ' ¥ 4 ! n Por ay! ‘ | H . Es ANA I of ' r netehbor ing | Ballard.with’ 0 ah paid ‘| 1 a f ‘| | i \ Vi r weeks In lon pout taking a f tt | ; t fpalient ant ANwunri eee ‘ 1 ne In AN oq n- | t hattledors reine eae Siilantne i Ne | © Ruth Traged ortainly an wstontoh M } ‘ { ; Lae arat roar th faulavlioy aeans 1 further chapter Ate Uaskatte te nly aa eeeedae ilies | " reed her ' Pha nrwsecitit ; ' ‘ t i in tho hable of taking bape | th f these Tince editors who | Wiita bern aon Willem Hence Hecett Nand Isa lady of | 4 Court a ince the | be yo hae een days. ‘Lhe man iso ; priate net | ceased, Who wax horn at Ci ra enty-five | f age of er written the evening be mil i J yh i wae Tw wr wi dives id bis store, whieh would be @ con IN, An ANNUlty of $40, to & ? her con Wider the present deve rf ° ’ dato of may decease and contin ni ed your any and be sid Bot des! f ic ' yle hy Futher Farley a wstouy Muy Longer, io ‘wus theretur® d ’ th _