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VOL. vi. NO. 1875.

abetted in the escape OF the prisoners neglected their
respective duties as Police officers entrusted with the
Pententary. There others who. although not sub
Jet TO the Criminal Laws Of the land have shown them
selves By their conduct unfit TO hold Offices Of tand
responsibility and TO receive the moneys OF tong
tapaying citizens. They cannot believe that the
sttuted authorities OF this city viii permit either Mr.
Purdy, sutton Francis Dunhau retain The places
they hold connected these persons are with the
transactions Of the night OF the second day OF Novem
Der, in the l4h Ward. The Grand Jury hare not been
able 70 discover that prisoners have been taken into any
other Wards, but those named.
The movement appears to have been the work OF a
few unprinciped ready the vles: measures
TO accomplish their purposes Fortunately they have
been detected and not only their purpose defeated
but their fraud discovered The question only the
purity OF elections but the security OF our lives and
property Is involved in such acts. In Government con
st,uted like that under which live unless the ballot
box be preserved in its purity, liberties safe
Heated and INSCRIPTIONS partsans should be per-
nitted 10 lag their sacresious hands on the ark Of
safety.
The Grand Jury have considered this subject as tar
above party considerations. They feel that pub
lie wrong been committed and they feel confident
that condign punishment will be awarded 10 those vino
have been particpators in the crime only By the e
gal tribunals OF the State also by the authorities OF
OF the city TO whom the several parties engaged
sponsible for the faithful performance of duty.
This inquest close its labors without paying
just tribute TO John Mcheon, Esq the gentlemany and
talented District Attorney His faithful and unwearicd
asduity in the heightened and wearisome Investigations
which have been made has greatly relieved and aided
them though it have been rendered by him a,
much personal Inconvenience. His course has been
most honorable him. and the Grand nqaest tender
him their unqualified appreciation. The Grand Inquest
in presenting their views to the Court on the various
subjects referred to in this Prcsentmcnt wish to be un
derstood as being unanimous in their suggestions
HENRY ERBEN Foreman
The following is a list Of the Grand Jurors
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General Notires.

Mr.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS soIREEs.
~ The Tuesday Semi Monthly SoiLees MI com
rsnre for the season the 9Th Ladies Tickets u
be had onfy OF Mr. w No Lady admitted without an lr
yi,a,ion Ticket procured from Nj W. GenieEnens TICK
els OF admission 81 Subscription TO the Soirees-eleVer
In uumber-for the season, 81
Mr w and Daughter Will give instruction in The Gee
brsted ard much-atnlired VALsE ClSQ TEMPS
,.,,s..r, season 81 I'M
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I,RcESrEs- man named James keney was
arrested in the Tenth Wari last night charged with
stealing AN oyercoat worth s. from Selgman hutz, No
3i6 Grsnd.st. He was committed by Justice Taylor -.
Isaac Pierce coored) arrested on charge OF stealing
oair of boots from Mr. tnscn board the Caisklll
barge Catski Charles lrone was arrested on charge
of stealing window curtains from the Coliseum Broad
way Committed 10 John Monds was taken
into custody on charge OF having stolen quarter OF
pork from Thomas Mitchell!
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MAlSE-The Portland Advertiser says that the
Loco Focos have elected Representatives IN two
Districts in Waldo County, viz. Unity. Durham
aud X nox Searsmont and Hope |. Harmony
&c. in Somerset Co reported Wing. skowhegan
&c. no choice. We have report, says the Adver-
tser, that Charles Barney, Esq. Wing, is elected
Representative in Dover Atkinson, Foxcroit and
Bowerbank
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II n. sr-1, Of Far, HIN BIllaE 2 SyHl'i n y.
@ C--s al In. United States for AZ nifias enneni o.
-. paenrlzi to manufacture, Use, an! eel 20 DC asec
- 81 EC0CEISCi PISTOL. verdict has been giTen
&c - H,.,r ysh costs OK riai, and Inc Of were
-r dollars and az injunction has been Issued against
Bicn: syns restrain i-'n tfoil man ., se.s a.
rhsi- rertrion FOR trla, and % carry !. 10
u fi,,-tsu on bill OF exceptions, has been refused
IT,. rblic are therefore respectfully caEioced Against
-s,tfrr or selling The S,fCocklrg Pistols made o?
pt SINS or any Pistols OF Similar kind, as By Glare
nring his Caution would MAKE y necessary Tor tae
s.-ber 10 appeal 70 me laws Tor protection n s sach
rss-s An articles Of tr kinj made by Allen nuI
her Norwich Conn and for ssle By L. P,ni 1 Sea
er. n the a--ice IN Ne~-Tork IhAS 49,
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CTREs WARRASTED, In many cases, ior 81
dn. forms Ulcers arising from Scrofula dwellings or
80 cans. Fever Sores Cencerous Affections, &c ke
- S,y. permanent cure glErsnt;ef by applying al no
;;,,on near aa.rinc- street Ne,Tfofk Ladies and
chsr.u Attended by lady who hs been for many JeaS'
stnery successful prescribing for lnsss GisIessihs
-or,;afrts " By agency Of safe End aasfnies
-sdcine, phe administers speedy and posi!yr te'e
To- mothers afflicted win diseases OF Iss breast "he VI
NIX Ieg kc Respectable references given
For s.,s thai cheap safe, deseryedly poP1laf sla ~
-alable Family Medicine well known as DiHgleys
b1,I.d rSfVFRSAI. OINTMENT, Tor the seeeay, SIC SEC
e--rtnsl cure Of Burns and Seads (wsen sgh' 60
more ihsn one application is required 70 ss1 I'm sead
Cuts and other Wounds. RneE orp 6s.oei 80 te kc
. e,a agaeat is prepared ca is s5 exten
cetea principes AID mas been a, Of Inc O. s..s
.ysy a -. ~. - sg yess With RIOS: 2e,ssE .m
To Be had Of tie Pto2rs'ssf, OF 0a5 y esnts per
near Cather:ae-s- Price . 'i o. -
! e,i1
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Cys The Lecture OF Judge Edmonds at the
Court House on Tuesday night the subject of Prison
discipline is described extremely Interesting and
10 have given great gratincIon 10 The large audience
who listened to il. We we're prevented from hearing
il but we hear spoken ofin warm terms OF approval
Auburn Advertiser.
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ECHOOL HOOKS,

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Philosophy and Chemistry. by Mrs a. W. L. Phelps, 20
which thew respectfully soirir the attention of School
Teachers Committees and others Interested In educs.lon
coplc. haf
,tp FOR sale By booksellers geueraly. w.
CONSTITUTIONAL. CoNyESTlON:-Ihse, ". pe,
Cbaes and Proceedings IN New YORK slato Gohs etoh
far he Revision OF the Constitution reported by D Cros-
We'll and r. Sutton. Price - 50 Forsale by
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PROBABLE BuRGLARY.-The store OF Jas. Grant,
No 32s Broadway WAS entered short time since and
robbed OF quantity o; hnnrs tools lead pipe block
tin &c
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n Or. Eanuing,s Body Brace.-For the relief Of

weakness Of the voice, EnEs hseft -Pas hefsous. l
ma. and sast.ve overwhelming O. spepss- cos2a
NO. na. frooD;ng and distortion 10 Children
srd yoan ladies' also -sEpr>s Ar TIE LUNGS is Per
frt shsItut. or the and cors-ainine shciosr
49, yx,,b ,e az t,,- pernciOus Tenderness. Cnhke 81
other. scs b. supporting he st1aI! Of he back akiag
t: he fule-u and b. lLfTs E51pIy Ne waoe la!srI
owing information car be had n The ONCE ~ bfoeds
4 lsdy in attendance or iscie- o. =
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THREAT or ARsoN.-.Jdln McGerry was last ar
rested on charge Of Threatening to set ire to premises
No 81 Wash:ng,on.st
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DIARY FOR 1897.

THIS dAy published Pocket Diary for the year lsi7
c0utang blank memoranda for every day in The year
dncuding Sundays) and Almanac and list Of sundays
IN 1871 Tine Table Rates OF Postage Times OF Hold
ing Elections: Corporation II the City OF New-fork
Courts of the United States, State OF Newfork and Clty
of Ncyx-York; American Ministers at Foreign Courts ,
Charge d'Afaires; Foreign Con5iis Population Of 'c
United States State Of SewYork md City of Sew-York
Presidents of the United States &c Published and
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l-gf' The Union whines piteously, as it is bound
to do over the unkind intmation that the Cabinet
exerted secret influence for the defeat OF Wright
Itwinds up acoumn oftwattlc with this paragraph:
1--WE cannot drop this subject without saying in the
frankcst and most respectful manner that II our pol
cal friends 20 in this way idly and anonymously sus
adopt higher and more maenanmous course OF ac-
ton-if they dcnounce each other upon mere shadow
of suspcioii they do not regard principle more and
men ess-and pursue noble ends by noble means me
sky mus, lower and we may be defeated by the Federal
party in lsis-a party against which every Democrat,
should raise his voice. his hand and his every effort;
five could only be assured that the success OF
the Loco Foco party depended ON its regarding
principle more and pursuing noble ends by noble
means we should have little fear OF its recovering
what it lost in the late electious.
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COURT or SEssloys.-Iohn Brant. Convicted yes
terday of pet, larceny was sentenced to 6months i'm
prsonmcn in tine Pepitentsry. Francis Henderson
pleaded guilty to charge OF pedtlarceny. The Court
suspended judgment and the accused was discharged
William Ark pleaded guilty TO receiving stolen goods
aud was sentenced TO two years Imprisonment in the
Penitcntiary .Morreu Dole permitted TO plead
guilty 10 petit larceny and selicnced to the ptn
Tertiary for three months Oscar Hoyt aud Hartman
Nichols, charged with assault and bsttery with intent 10
kill tried at the last OF this Court, which
sion the Jury could not aErcc-stHnng for acqural
and for convicton-were. motcu o. their counsel,
discharged from their ENHANCES
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Schools.

~ \
w gres-iou-M DCMSDAY teacher Of The guitar. sing
ry pisAo forte ACCORDION AID violin, continues
sces and gentlemen New York Al their residences.
If requested without charge. Terms moderate IT.
strC1enls strings snd music FOR sale Apply e. No IS
Broadway, doors above Csuzl-s- MI ST.
FRENCH TAUGHT by Manesca's Oral Syst.un-
Ladies Classes forming. Those DESTROYS OF oic-
Ing viii please apply a. :. Grams. 5 Merrerst MA ls
I ANDSCAPE PAINTINt.-MRS- r. NJ PERLEY
LnsIucis scies II Landscape Painting, oil eolcrs. al
No. cog Broadway. corner OF HOustol-st south OF s.
Thomas Ctorch. References M A 5. DCRIND. Pres-
Gent OF The National Academy OF Design. Professor : E
B MoEss. &c IS 2meod'
nIsBRGW'S RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4US Bow
~ cry. resr Asior and Lafaysts-Tlgcss NeyT-York
NJ D HHs the honor announce hist hs School open
Day srd Evening, for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
Riding TERMS.
Is s. .s, col tH..,s
10 do ......-... 10 eo2n Rides ............. 10 90
/ GO $500. colo co ............... . Oh
Single Lessons 90 Single Rides IS
Road DO .....-. 81
parade 10 iet EVENING CLASS
II Lessons % ~ Rides Go
Single ............ 10 Single Rides .......-. -
RULES.
l..Al Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing.
.. One hour allowed for each Lesson Ride the School
5. Ore hour and half FOR Lesson the Rcsd.
+..Hours Tor Lsiies. from \. ". 10 3 P. II.
s. Hours for Gentlemen, from and from 10 ?. ? ~
6..Ne gentleman admitted during The hours appropriated
10 Ladies'
Only months allowed for Course of Lessons Rides
=. 3. The School has been reft;ed and furnished with
Stoves. Ladies in deica;s health need BE- under ap
Prehensjol OF taxing cold.
card Of address requested previous commencing
P ;. The School vii. be open each "Wednesday all day
for Ladies. sl7 SIN
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~ ,Iu.ir-J. BALLARD, PROBES

sum and Flute No l Sprlngs- tear Wooster WI!
receive publication. fer h purpose OF forming Glasses OF
risFinp a. The. number. Increase. Guitar md singing
Lesson. A. usual J. g. constantly on hand choice
Iec,ir ~ Et-s and Cisiiars moderate prices; .n-
Guitars made from recently improved model combine
graceful form an easy ioIch and greatpower and oran
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BOUQUETS

Of Cboice Rare and Fragrant Exotic
r1o,..S. ~ sfvl- please the rost f4stitioas
80 :" - bsd a: lew hours notice Of JAMES HOGG,
StIS-, Se-tsuAn So Broadway.
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SUSPICION OF PIRACY AND MURDER-The brig
Harriet, of Marblehead trading between Newiork and
Csnpeachv. put into Beaufort n. C. from the latter
place short time since navigatcd by the crew mostly
colored men They stated that the Captain had been
los, overheard gale and that the mate was discharged
by the Captain Campeachy. Tee vessel had cargo,
and was consigned here 10 Rowland Il Aspinwal They
started for New York but the vessel got wrecked at
Cape May the whole OF the crew being saved They
arrived here and were paid OF Within day or two
suspicion has been excited that Capt Mansun OF the
brig was murdered he having had serious difficulty
with one of the hands a, sea the Goth Sept war.
rant was issued but the not arrested Two colored
men named George Weaver and John Cornell. said TO
have been on board taken up Friday night and
detained as witnesses
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LANGLEY's DISCUTIENT

r. Are = remedy for Corns, Buniors aud wars
ihan any oer presented ,c TIE public during
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being spread are applied without trouble. Price . cents
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DEAD CHILD FoUND-A dead infant was found
in coffin By some OF tao Sixteenth Ward Police yes
terday afternoon in ditch formed by excavation 10.
the purpose OF building sewer in 29th'st near the
Eghth-avenue. The Coroner held post mortfni eX.
a,rna,ion unon the body from which it appeared that
the child came TO is death by violent pressure upon the
head. probably previous to birth. The lungs had not
been inflated.
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THE RIGHTS OF LABO

pY c. COTTON, author OF the Junius Trncis Sc-The
~ Hon Charles Hudson, Mass. IN aleer 10 the Publish
erS says,
This pampbie of less than 100 pages more light
the character OF Institutions the OF wealth
in free state The wants of People aud the duty OF
Government. than the elaborate works of Adam Smith!
and the whole host Of English political economists which
used books This country. should be in the
hands Of every American citizen"
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KENDRICK5 INTRODUCTION.

A y INTRODUCTION the Greek Language Con-
a tanning Outline Of The Grammar with appropriate
the OF schools and private learners, by
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY On Monday night las,
the oyster establishment OF Gilbert Miller No 01 Riv
broken into md trunk containing coat
vest pHir OF scales cigars and 80 in money ried
of its contents. man named Peter Foley has been ar
rested and committed, charged with HE burglary.
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WANTED-A situation as housekeepcr or take csrs
w OF children, or companion for lsdy, by widow
VINO has received good education but has besn reduced
TO poverty She competent oiher si,ua.Son aud 10
willing 10 do any hing 10 make honest living. Asup-
dan, ely references VIII be given line sddrussed TO NJ
B. Tribune Office, Will be gratefully received and prompt.
" RESPONDED 20. mo w
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IL john QUINCY ADAMS, we rejoice TO learn
was much more comfortable Friday morning and
his physicians entertain strong hopes OF his ultimate en-
,;r.,
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WHOLE NO. 1850.
Datent Tiehirmes

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Some OF the distinguished physicians Of Great Br
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rsS Is erecua IN stbdE Nervous iTt:aoLGy, ana there
oy p-errutTrE dprSSSio1 ;- slEdtrg Gntraal te
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secretion Of re tse eld'eS ard tx siaar sysfsn ~ se
erd euio-;nE fpaSodc ct,or5 Gcting genera. t0ntc
i nrrouS Issen ard aiayng morbid irritation rttiOui
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These articles therefore offered important ad
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RHEUMATISM.
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>Ess IN rnE cHssr os BACH. PALS N rut SIDE
IN SYSTEMATIC AFFECTIONS. AND N WEAK.
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aid IN Constitutional Weakness, Us a
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TAKES FROM DES OF NEGOEs-A white err
about 10 years old named Ellen Amelia Walker was
found by officer Appcgan OF the Fith Ward Police last
night in house full OF negroes n; u An;hUnyst The
child had run away from home.
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MADAME ADOLPH, from faaes. %s'i "a. esnses
,nsnq 10 impose upon the community BY asx nan 1
name has arrived in NeYors and ts1as Hotel cor
sn ih m .od Daae ats asoagh Ssy G
y wg1 ss9ss ll asa q he pass
visitors Of 81 tse s,ar- by are married or NOT, sod
s sd ~a1 iasbaad VIE asy s ge7 Zee ses.
rion hour lny time during me osy u '''s
LA In
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Wafer Cure House.-Mrs- NJ. s Cove conitr-
p.s 10 ree-iy. pa.isas 5. nc. boise, 81 T=E-st New
Iork. .-s 81, IT, 49,. .,5
~, ,Se.S ecr Re aopi;rar;oa CT Wafer Cure go
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CITY ITEMS.

NV.
M,S M1ssINe.-A man by the name Of Patrick
Kelly aborer residing in Srniihst- state, Brook
Ign, LETT his work at No. l6i Broadway Thursday
evening TO return home and has not since been heard
Of As he Is man OF steady habits it is tesred
accident has happened to him. Any information
spectng him will be nsst thankfully received BIZ his
friends in Brooklyn or at No l6i BroadwaT
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3npks.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, No. / Of the Aunalist-a
cord OF Practical Medicine and Surgery the city OF
NayvT ork-conlainIng follows
Report OF the ciniqle oiihe College OF Physicians aud
Surgeons
= Repor. Of the Ne'v-York Hospital
s. Report OF The y Y. Pathological Society
4 Report of O0stetrc Practice MOL ~ {. R. Gilman,
" D.
5. Case ofAbnormsl Serous Cyst. b. Oliver White NJ D.
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