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The New York herald., 1849-05-06

LNOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA, D1KECT-POSI-
lively she first and only regular packetTo sah May Is.
The splendid fast sailing packet bark TECUMSEH Capt N
Richmond having the the best Of her
going board is loading Pier No. II North River
For balance Of freight passage apply board at Pier No.
II North River, OF TO
JOHN COLLINS. Jr., ~ south street. up stairs
NJ. B-Shippers will please send In their bills lading
early for signature PASSENGERS by this vessel tina. have
paid their will please call at the ooe the
and SETTLE in order that their berths be
Ia yet for fev more cabin passengers stesrase
passengers taken in this vossel
rVNHE FINE SHIP ROBERT FULTON CHASE CON-
msnder 600 tons burthen, will sail Sunday next for
ST. franoisco She has accommodations equal If
petor 70 any vosse that has sailed for Pacific
Having but limited number of passengers shs
modste few shippers win please In their bill,
Of laiihg. Apply on board, pier No. :, N. II,
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REWARDS.

CrC = REWARD FOR THE APPREHENSION OF TuE
p%O pcrstn who wantonly aud maciously broke DO "a
the rails leading to the Of The rlsn,ers Hotel
the night Of the ith instant $40 will be paid for such
formation will lead to the detection Of the offender
A ISAAC, Planters Hotel i2t Greenwich street.
CTOLEN-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 5Tu INST.
- between the hours OF and o'clock from the counter
the paying teller Of the Merchants Exchange Bank the @
hundred dollars five hundred and twenty dollars ia ss
10s hundred and eighty dollars In h 2 3 Sc and l0.
amounting in all to thirty seven hundred dollars The
above supposed to have been stolen by young
Of light complexion about years Of age or inches
high marked by the small liberal ard will be
for the OF the the apprehension
thief by tho Merchants Exchange Bank Of
wich and Dey streets.
The New York herald., 1849-05-06

~ day evening, May I. will be performed HERR NAN
Nl-ierr Nanny, Mr. Warden; Dan Silver Mr. Rea; Nell
M.Irs Mis- Chapman new farce, entitled HIS FIRST
frCtAnlllO-hr Jonadab Jinkin, Mr. Johnston; Captan
isresh Mr. Jordan; Miss Rosanna Jnkin Miss Chapman;
rocket Ned. Mr. Brougham Mr. Hughes Mr. Lynne; Trsty
VT liAmon Skylark Mr. Johnston; Mr. Brereon Mr. War.
dn Miss Nate, Mrs knight; Betsy Miss Chapman Dress
tire. oeen,s Family Circle IS cents Private Boxes s3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II ussELLs NEW COLLECTION or AMERIcAS VA
IL regaisd AiaIias in bloom Aralia alba
sns wi with ssa,s .,sGsi s.a, sas.., (aSy
howeripg yans Of yellow varisssisa hardy Aialiaa
sa.s sos,es Of h; ass Ss,,ass Rs,s rs,.-
snr street, corner q Am,y street, near A,sn,ie south
ENGLisn CoPyRIGHT.-ANY PARTY HAVING AN
II entire List books protected ~ copyright would
greatly oblig the ad'er,ser .th st of 4 OF doaeenr
scSsS sSSS Sfy% S iy% TOT '' A'''''' = D'''' '''''
CARPETINe, cAsrrTING, .cARPErISG.-@ocoo
rooms sarSs Sc i wsm street, Sssrses fssSS and John
olpossw ashnson stores thrown open 70 the
qscs cpn ne OF Sp' % w"acs s for
forty per cent lower than any retail store
DERsoYs WISHING TO PLACE THEIR DAUGHTERS
Wards from home, In School, which cSmhiaes all
useful and attractive features of the English Classical
md good opportunity 40 I, calling a, ~ chamssT,
sesssry no%s,ion resiss to the school vii s
ERrNcn PAPER mANGINGs LACE CURTAINS. &c
LARGEST and mos: se1% @ ''5s 81 5SDss st s'gsr s.g
ehasers Every description Curtain Materials superb
snS and % SaRr s., I1saS"s
SOLAR LAMPS. ,cIRANDoLEs. &c, AT Isi frLroS
Silver ;;S as%S S:fs a's% IT,
X Br@si5SS to loan on bond and @ors"se Apply IS
above.
xHINEs-sHERRY. WINS DE PAsTo. POSSESSING
w great delicacy Of navor with perfect absence Of brandy
Amontlado other sherr grades and colors
Port dry. DID, and fruy Of high grades Msdeirs choice
old South Side Wine. Champ and oc u the
teemed brands ennessys old Brandy pale and dark.
All particularly selected for family and tor sale by
THOMAS McMULLEN. 10 Wall street.
DERrUMERY TOILET SOAPS AND FANCY GOODS
i johnson Groser, No. courandt street. Importers
and Manufacturers Country merchants and traders supplied
upon yroom foslers celebrated Premi
Walnut Oil Military shaving soap wholeale aud retail
NEW wORsTED AND FANCY TRIMMING STORE
IN 5t5 broadway, New York.-Mrs Alse Deubet, tlate
with T. Peyser Col beg leave 10 inform The Ladies o
New York and vicinity that she has opened wsred and
Fancy Trimming Store the above place and solc their
kind patronage N.B-Eyery description q NeedleN srk
Brading also Drs wing and stamping PATTERN esscut-
ed with neatness and despatch.
rTNAKE NoTICE.-GREAT SALE or REFRICERArOkS.
all this week. Wholesale aud Retail a. W oestsr street
Spring.
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RE MOVALS.

nR. WIN. SCHIRMER HAS REMOVED TO NO. l9l
II Broadway. Office hours from to 4 =. N.
y EMOvAL.-M. LEvETT, DENTIST. INVENTOR AND
~ Patentee Of Enameled Plates for Artificial Teeth
moved to 62s Broadway between Houston Beecker
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AMUsEMENTs,

u ROADWAY rHEATRE-E A. MARSHALL PRO-
~ prs.or.lMsenEday evening" May viii be acted the
Bernard Maedun, Mr.. Dyott BanIuo Mr. Fredereks
eolm Mr. Moorehouse; Donsbane Miss Pullman Lady
beth. Miss " Wsack. To conclude with the Petite
comedy Of WHO SPEAKS FIRST Captain Charles,
Mr. Letter. Ernest Militant Mr. Dyott Potter Mr. L. Ber
nArd; hrs Ernest Militant Miss waliack Smart Mrs watts
Doors at TO ~ Dress Circle and Par
asst,e rs eent Family Circle Is cents Doors at to
commnnne AT u. n'elnck
The New York herald., 1849-05-06

bcse and Paguete ST. Amphitheatr cents Doors open
~ curtain viii riseat o,eloek-Monday evening May Z.
VI ,s Presented dMACBErl-Macbeth,M Mr. Macready; Dan
ssn nr N.myss Maeduf. Mr.. c. W. CIarke Banquo, Mr.
@ @,adshAsi hsieom Mr. Arnold; Donaldban. Miss McNes-
soIsh tusanse Miss Henry; Physician, Mr. Dale; First
,lsahhS itch MI Chppendale Second Speaking Witch,
Sehn ssi,oc Third Speaking Witch, Mr. Bridges; Lady
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ u WaN street, New York, 5th May, lsi9-The Pres-
dent and Directors of the National Fire Company
have this day declared dividend of five per payable
the stockholders and after the fh instant BY order
the Board of Directors W. c. KELLOGG, Secretary
VUNHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.-A MEETING
Of the Stockholders of the American Exchange Bank will
be held at the Directors Room the 9th Of June
twelve o'clock r. M for the election
lors and Directors for the ensuing year.
Messrs. JAMES MILLS,
W. w. HURLBERT, Inspectors.
W. A. MADDEN,
The New York herald., 1849-05-06

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN NotceThe annual election for thirteen Directors
this Company will take place at their office No Hanover
ppm The Beoks will be closed from the h to 10Th
ins both days inclusive Of the Board Of Directors
A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary.
The New York herald., 1849-05-06
THE GOLD COAST.

EOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW Or
lsans-The United States Mall Steamship Company will
despatch on Saturday asy 18Th tho oommodious and veil
Orleans and will land or rsseye passenssrs at the bar st
States Nails for the Pacific from Panama
California and Oregon.
The New York herald., 1849-05-06
TO BE LET.

V>o LET-A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED ROOM
In small private family where there rders In
desirable location within min.tes walk Of broadway
For particulars. address note TO u s.. Herald office
rU,O PARTIES COMMENCING HoUsEKEEPING-To
Ie-st South Brooklyn. desirable nine rOomsd
situated at ~ Butler street In good repair rent low with
option "a taking the Furniture such " IL might suit
On view from nine TO twelve.
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Cl.OTIIING.
MUSICAL.

Al UsIcl-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT nv A
Nl youns Lady, Who has thorough tno~edss Of Music,
asd Who u emest references Terms
Tor tegnnsr - 1quartsr tAoss advanced. Sl2 Ap
ply 10 " C.. HerAlt ohcs
The New York herald., 1849-05-06

EASTLR GARDEN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MU-
~ e viii e given on sunday Eyenng May &, by the eele
lrsted New York Brass Band under the direction
Noehsr fropamme-rart firsr Mighty Jehovah; Newku.
List ~ tho Convent Bells, bloomfield Pilgrim Fathers,
Bishop Re stilt heart Maynard Andante Kufner o-
sannah chorus Haydn. eermssion OF half hour Part
Second taNatna Fry Church Fathers; Clark Rest
spirit. rcs kook fves lamentation; Bloomfield.
osrt 20 commence at o'clock. Admission l2i cents The
Ce.morama have been correctly arranged
slutmes
The New York herald., 1849-05-06
SALES BY AUCTION.

A J. BLEECKER.-H. IT. LEEDS AND H. MORGAN
"A: Auctioneers,-Cty Hotsl.-A:J J. Bieecker 4 Co,
Leeds Co., and Homer Morgan will sell at auction, FRI
day. 4th, Saturday 5th and Monday 7th May the entr
and extensive assortment Of valuable Furniture contained
the City Hotel of which is almost new; ass, all tn
Silver Plate &C. &c. Sale each day at halfpas
9ocock, A. M, precisely.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
CABrNnT ruRNrTURn

Or NEH' and FASHIONABLE Styles
" constantly on hand and making.
Custom Work at reduced prices by which
we offer saving to the public of from 10 TO rs per
cent
ELEGANT SOFAS within the means of every
family.
Chairs. Looking Glasses, Sc, &C.,
u large assortment of every yriaety, at wholesale
and retail, by
Brattleboro, June, ls4s. 4a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
A Parable.

soid Christ our Lord, ~ will go and see
How tho men my brethren, believe in me'
ne passed not again through the gates OF birth,
But made himself known to the children Of Earth.
Then said the Chief Priests aud Rulers, aud Kings,
"Behold now the Giyer Of all good things
Come, let US receive with pomp and state
Him who alone is mighty and great"
with Garnet, of gold the ground they spread
Wherever the Son of Man should tread,
And in palace chambers lofty anu rare
The LODGED him and served him with kiugly fare.
,rpa, organs surged through arches dim
Their Iubilant floods in praise OF him,
And in Church and Palace, and Judgment hall
lie saw his image high over ALL
But still, wherever his steps they led,
The Lord in sorrow bent down his head,
Aud from under the heavy foundation stones
The Son of Mary heard bitter groans
And in Church and Palace and Judgment.hall,
He marked great assures that rent tue wall,
Opening wider and vet moro wide
As the living foundation hcayed and sighed
"TIave We founded your Thrones aud Affairs, then,
On the bodies and souls Of living men
And think We that building shalt endure
Which shelters the Noble and brushes the Poor ,
with gates Of silver and bars Of gold,
We have fenced my sheep from their Fathers fold :
l have heard the dropping Of their tears
In Heaven, these eighteen hundred years
%. Lord and Master, no, ours the guilt,
We build bat A. our fathers hut
Behold thine IMAGES, how they stand.
Sovereign and sole, through all our land.
stOur task is hard.-with sword aad fame,
To hold thy Earth forever the same,
And with sharp crooks Of steel TO keep
SAIL as thou lefiest them, thy sheep"
Then Christ sought out an artisan,
A low-hrowed siuntcd, haggard man,
And a motherlcss girl, whose fingers thin
Pushed from her family want and sin.
These set he in the midst Of them,
And as they drew back their garment-hem,
For fear Of deflement, 10, here said lac,
The images We have made Of meN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
TARM FOR SAFE.

RusH TNHE subscribers will sell upon
E1fInl Il reasonable terms, the Farm OF
&f IL which DdHid lGIer died seized in
es "a Bratileboro, consisting of SO acres,
containing suitable proportion OF
Woodland, Pasture, Moving and Tillage Land
Or they will divide the Farm and sell SO acres with
the buildings and the remaining 80 acres separate
-25 (which j. Woodland lying on the stage road,
and the remainder pasture. Enquire Of the under.
signed ROYAL MIXER, ~.
LYMAN MIXER, ~" nm
Brattlehoro April %, lsi7. &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
DR.. a. ID. PUTNAM

HAS lately received "HLLL'S sT0PPING,p a
Ill new article for Filling Carious Teeth. II Is a
compound material, perfectly harmless, both as il
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health
easy Of applicaton-being introduced into a cavity
in plastic state, and hardening as soon as il Is
packed. L can be applied with ease TO the meresi
shells OF Teeth, and Its adhesive property is such
as to be retained without difficulty
10 "HILLs STOPPING" comes highly recon-
mended by eminent Dentists in New York and 9th.
n States.
Brattleboro, NOV. 30, is4s. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
VEST INDIA GOODS
-AsD--
Best Family Groceries,

i
I w. FROST, No. Granite Row, opposite
d the Stage House. lie is receiving from Nav
YoRE and BosroS
10 Hhds- Brown Sugar all kinds
I Boxes
10 Bills White
ilhds Molasses and s,rups.
% Chests Green and Black Teas
10 Bags Coffee. roasted aad ground do.
Spices Of ali kinds,
rs boxes best Tobacco
10 bblz. Sperm and Whale OIL,
~ bote- white and brown Soaps,
10 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Lonllsfd's, Maceaboy, Scotch and Rappee Snuff,
Fish, all kinds Salt, all Kinds
Nails Glass
Foreign Fruits, Nuts Sauces. Pickles. Extracts
SC. Cordsge, Mats, aRd wooden Ware. Stone ware
all kinds, &c
Making the largest and best 10 be found
IN the country, add will be sold low, in exchange fo'
Cash mos; kinds OF Produce.
G-FOrder from adjoining towns promptly answered
and Goods delivered at any part of the village.
Oct 9Th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS. sc.

ORAN S aud Lemons Raisins, all kinds
" Figs, Dates, Prunes, Citron, Tamarinds, Al
monds, Currants, Brazil Nuts, Pea Nuts, Filberts,
English Walnuis, Preserved Ginger Peaches,
Pears and Ounce, Mixed Pickles, Gerkins, Pepper
Sauce, Olive Oil, Lemon Syrup, Olives, Sardines,
Catsup, French and American Mustard, Rose Wa
ter, Bay Water, Orange Water, Extract Lemon,
Vanilla, Peach &C. Maecaroni, Sage, Tapioca, SC,
just received from New York and Boston, a few
Hhds. Of Porto Rico and st. Croix SUGARS, and
a choice selection of TEAS, of all kinds, which
will be sold cheaper than be bought in this sec.
ton of the country, at Wholesale or retail
o5y- Remember he pides,-one Door south of G.
c. Halls Store.
W. HOPKINS
Drattleboor, Sept 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
Pies, Cakes, oysters, &c.,

prepared to suit the taste Of the most fastidous,
and all Cheap for Cash. or CALIFORNIA Com
Dusrl MILLER & SlMONDS.
January 18th, 1919 22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09

The following is an extract from DIR Horey an
old and respectable Physician in Greenfield, Mass.
The letter can be seen at this Office. DIR TOWN.
ends Sarsaparilla cures all descriptions Of sors,
Ulcers, sc.
The Sarsaparila meets with ready sale and
gives good satisfaction, far as have been able to
learn. One gentleman in our village has been very
much benefited by its use and voluntarily gave
certificate, which ! enclose. / have already sold
more than one half of the quantity received from
you, and shall want more in 4 short time.
Yours respectfully,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
Important
To Owners of Horses a. Cattle.

N
g1NF 11,s S9 M TITO ~, MEp i,s
-z<---s-k. such astonishing success in France
and England for the last twenty years, is now, and
has been for the last three years performing the most
wonderful cures record in this country. II 10
universally admitted to be specific in the follow
lug diseases in Horses and Cattle. In Horses Heaves
Chronic Cough and Common Colds, Affections Of the
Bronchial Tubes and Glands, Horse Distemper Found
er of the Chestand Limbs, Bolts and Worms And in
all cases where Inflammation exists also where general
Condition Medicine isneedcd-In Cattle, Bolts Chol-
ic, Loss Of Cud Jaundce lellows Fever Staggers,
Horn Distemper Dysentsy, Seun, or Scab, Black
Tongue. Mia Fever, Coughs Colds and when Cattle
out Of Condition 1t has been also used with like
success in the following diseases among SheepScab
Staggers Fever and Dropsy. II is also for
Measles and MuTain or Leprosy in Swine
Give the article trial and il will recommend itself
UTCACTION. We caution the public against all
"Heave Powders or "Heave Compounds" that have
the written signature Of J. r. Grant on the inside
Of each wrapper. Be sure to ask for DILLOw'S
CURE and UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE.
Be careful and that you get IT, as is the only
edy that you depend upon to thoroughly eradicate
the above diseases. IN
FORD g. GRANT, Sole Proprietors, Albany, N. Y.
Price, 20 cts per package. Read Cutler, Druggists,
81 Chatham Street Boston, General Agents for the
New England States.
WHOLESALE ADMINISTRATION, Reed a. Cutler,
Springfield, q. G. Segur, H. & &. Brewers Bratiebo-
TO, BUTTON & CLARK West Brattleboro, Orlen
Pratt & Co.. A. Dunkleei and by other druggists
throughout the u, $. 26w2o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09

Hinltley's Patent Bedstead Fas-
tening and Bottom.
substitute for all other kinds and descriptions Of
Patent Fastenings Cords Sackings or Stats by
which the Bcdstcad Is not only made perfectly firm
and secure, but Is at the same time furnished with
an exceedingly convenient and durable elastic Bot.
tom, without the use Of either Cords or Stacking.
The invention Is perfectly simple, and may be ap.
piled to old as well as new Bedsteads, at q very
small expense II consists Of two iron rods which
pass through the head and foot rails Of the Bed.
stead parallel to each Other aud the side rails fas
tened ut each end by means Of nuts. Across these
rods wooden Stats arranged at regular intervals
which are kept in their places by various Devices
Bedstcads set up in this manner perfectly proof
against the visitation Of Bed Bugs-by no means
an unimportant fact. In case Of fire they can be
taken down in a moments time by child.
The subscribers having purchased the exclusive
right for the County Of Windham to manufacture
and sell prepared to furnish the citizens OIL
the County with the
Patent Bedstead Fastening and Bottom
ut short notice A specimen may be seen at the
Furniture Ware Rooms Of A. +. Dwnell, Nos.
and Granite Row.
All persons are hereby cautioned against manu-
featuring, purchasing, or using Hinkisys Idiea
Beisitdd Fastening and Bottom in Windham COM
tv, without the consent Of the Subscribers, rs al
infrngcmonts Of their right will be promptly deal
with according TO law at the expense Of the Patcniee
n. Ii. The specifications Of the patent arr Sc
comprehensive that there can be no improvement
or substitute a. H. DWlNLLL,
Ii. T. GREEN
Brattcboro, VT, Dec. 18th, ls4s.
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Trusses, Abdominal support.
ers and shoulder braces.

DHELPS' Single, Double, Umblcal and Child
il ren's Trusses. Also, Phelps Abdominal Sup
porters and DR. Pitches and Phelps Shoulder
Braees--all the best instruments Of the kind now
IN use. For sale cheap by r. SPALDING
Rraitieboro, Feb 18Th is4s. &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
GEO. W. DENIsoN, NJ. d.,

- CabOyille, Mass.
AGESTs.-DUTToN & CLARK, last Brattleboro.
4. DUNkLEE, West Baltleboro. Also for sale by
Druggists generally 6m30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
WORTHY OF NOTICE.

LIME public attention Is called TO a new and I'M
IL proved Patent Bcdstend Fasten-
Ing, making the loosest joints fast and firm 1t
can DC applied to new or old bedsteads with cords
or Stats, to round square rails and there is no
chance for bed bugs getting out Of repair. These
Bedstcads can be put up very easy, and what is
important in of fire, be taken down in less
than one minute aud saved
The simplicity and perfectness with which this
answers the end designed, places it high in the es-
timation Of every one who has seen and used them
as being better than any other Kind. For sale by
II A. VAN DOORN & SONS, Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-09
Wines and Liquors.

Wines ana Liquors.
Old Port,
Sicily Madeira,
B BPo%a sherry So, 'Ng1BSa
Saline and
Sweet Malaga
Otard,
Old Lemon Cortes
Rastaeu and BRANDY.
Common proof
Also, old Peach
Old Clover Leaf
Pine Apple, Holland Gin.
Eagle and Hour Glass
Old St. Croix,
West India and New Rum.
Old Medford
Virginia Apple Brandy and High Wine Cider
do, American Gin, 90 per cent Alcohol, and Nc
nongahela Whisky.
Tavern keepers and others supplied with the
pure article Of Liquors on the most reasonable
terms
For sale cheap at the store one door south Of G.
C. Halls. Don't forget the place.
Drattlcboro, Oct. 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
For The Tribune.
The Chief Of Police and the A-ior-Placc
RiOf.

Mn EDITOR ali told by men Of undoubtcd
vclacty who were 1T ihc Opera House last Monday
night. that Bill Wilson prize.hghtcr who trained
Yankee sullivan. threw down from the ampmthcator
or thirdic two of the chairs that were sent down
with such violence upon The stage that when be did
this the Chief of Police MArsELL. vino knows hun
we'll was standing close behind him, bui neither ar
rested him nor even said a word. >N eight OF biz
star police were near him, but they offered no OPP
po.i,ion Was Wilson arrested ON Tuesday or We'd
ditvt Has hc been arrested az att Were ul- uuFni
90. flrados arrcsteds At hrst TO 40 rOwdics started
sturhnncc by Kissing and grooming NJ officer tired
10 check them. though some of the ciilzens did II
MAie or any three OF his had done their duty that
MIGHT "a. not had been stopped in tue outset Maseu
mas been long enough out of the book business ana i
pui be lic to know the fowde OF New iork ant s To
public safety L. the supreme law, no should have al
iordcd prompt protection % The people the pfopri
,fors and the performers trust that my miorman''
VIII be -ubpwncd before me Coroner inq9e-ts ana
fully examined IS 10 the Chiefs conduct Who com
posed printed Jo'd fo, and posted up the lying piac
ards about the crew Of the British steamboat. wniel
we're go We'll calculated to nhamc the passions oi
mob native, OF many and-f VIII the Coroner look into
that also W ill be inquire whether When n-on open
IA M his placard or transparency Inscribed You have
been proved ALTAR Natse WAS not present ana inactive
" ho packed the house. who paid me to"dlrs WIZ
threw the eggs ami missiles Can NJ Natseli AM on
qp0 men telif The C0ur.o and EaquUcr Of tuesday
saw. The Chief Of Police was present with lafe
force and magnsnimou-ly refused 20 interfere Nhi
did he refuscf Had he acted with prOmputude an'
good Judgment would the sad scenes OF Thursday NIGH
have occurred, Blame Is thrown on the Mayor he
corder and sheriff. n the Chief Of Police acted n
above there is load Of guilt on his shoulders "hci
neither Mnvor nor sheriff can remove Let the inquiry
'' "''' w l>r.HrrAr frsrrcr
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MAYORS OPFICF, NEw.Y0RK, Mag j., 1912
The Mayor congratalates the citn sns npon TIC
spirit Of obedience to the laws which, with lew
exceptions. peryaded the City last night, be
cannot TOO highly commend the aiaorty with
which tho Civil and Military force. rs well MS the
great mass Of the people, responded TO the de-
msnd made by the Authorities IN the NAME OF
,ay LAW, FOR The MAISTLNANcE or PUBLIC
ORDER
flo trusts that a renewal Of the disturbances Of
tho mast two nights is not 10 be apprchendcd but
At the snme time be feels bound TO urge upon the
,s,ySps OF ORDER to abstain from irequentiDg
the streets for few nights to come.
In the meantime, he assures the citizens that
the WHOLE CIVIL AND MILITARY FoRcE OF the
County continues actively engaged in the dis
charge Of it's duty, in UNFOLDING AND MAINTAIN
sG. At EVERY HAZARD, THE PEACE OF The
CRY. CALEB s Woodruff, Mayor.