New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
CITY ITEMS

VorRrH WARD GrRshs REPrRtIcAss The q
osa f. 1nOrt {. oh Of the Fourth Wso held meetug
l.et ey.tirg. q. No North William street. Mr.
Bsrcbot. ,be Pr--iden,, 10 the char. The m"ct'"g
1s,ueu attended Some bus,ness n tlative TO mass
mettus of Germans traDsaut@d sud quiet de
termination 70 do something was maciteetec-
Tur F1YrrysrH WARD RocxY MorsTAIN CLrG
mt lrst evening at tee Hsu No e63 BroadSas' La
tie sbs-nce Of Charles A. Dams, Preeioeut OF Cue
Club Mr TaJh OF the Vice Pree'cents, TOOK tie
ctar. Ahtr thG tiaLsscton Of 'me ousnes matters'
The meeting sbly sdd,ess.d by Mr. Frank fpung,
Nj. SAerwoCd oftLe Sixteenth Ward, AMI Mr. Taylor
NszTEESTH WARD REPUBLrcAs RArTToArIoN
MEF1ihG -Tbe citizens of the NIpeteer N Ward met
iast eve NIL II the open to the number OF nearS
GO TO rainy the nomins ION Of Fremont aud Day ton
Laac Adriance was called TO tie Chair. A LET of
Iesau'ofs, ibdorIg the Nominations Of the PhIlsd,l
pbis Conv-nlo' snd asserting the true pr'nc pies Of
oui Republican Govepmeot to prevent the ex,ensi,n
o. Slavery, wtre offerd by Mr. ID. Scott The
resolutions were subsequently adopted unanimously
Able speeches were made BY Henry Smltn, Chas.
A. Dsna, Mr. Aith N John Underw pod of Virgins
Geo;ge II Eble, and Chauucy &. Schaf-r. Toe great
est n,bus'a4m rev dtd during the meeting Several
boIfrfs in the INN. d,ate vicinity Illuminated the
ground 1he meeting aoj urued at q late hour with
three cht eIs for Fremont and DAYTON.
TwEsrIE1H WARD REPUBLIcAs CIrB. - The
meeting of the Republican Club of he Iwentieta
Ware, held last night at Continental II ,l was nnm
eious.y aterd,d and fuh Of enthusiasm NJ
McAcam. the vice-Presidert, presided sid made a
IL, IL. Z a 4
cioy portrayed the presenc depressed condition OF
Kansas, h4virg recently witnessed the oltrages to
VIII her citizens have been su jected.
CO.. T.. l.. So, W was the Lext speaker He said he
hsd recently len the Dark Lantern party, aud this
was his frst appearance upon the Republican plat
folm He was determined, however, now that his
yts we've opened 10 labor with al his might for the
strac Of RepubLcsn Institutions aod to restore the
Goverpmelt of his country to its pristine pucty. Fhe
Colonel was chetrtd to the echo. NJ Woodford then
made capital speech. which was most warmly re-
ct.,od. The sentiments oil all of the speeches we're
emnerty satisfactory tn the aud eDcei and, Judgig
fom aYpearaI cee, the Twentieth Ward is safe for
Freedom ard Fremont.
YorSG MEs's HARD SHE'LL COMMITTEE "A meet
ing Of the COMMITTEE wbs held last evening at No.
y
Con mit,ee on Conference with the Young Mems S'ft
Committee ported that satisfactory arrau cement
hsd been agreed upon, and hat the stu Of August
the Soft Committee would esc~rt this COMMITTEE from
u er hall down to Tammany, whore formal cousol
da ou would take place The m-etiogs of the Fusion
Committee ale to be held hereafter at rammauy.
AMERICAN DENTAL COSyENTIOS.-The Dentists OF
this city held al adjourned meeting lat evening in
the Chapel f tie University Buildings, for the pur-
pose Of perfectiDg the srangeue ents for the great
Dental CONVENTION to be held or the 9th mt.
TIE several Committees appointed at the previous
meeting made their reports, which were adopted Toe
Copven,i,n will be held 10 Hope Chapel, and upon
the fDal adjournment grand entertainment VIII be
gwen BY the Dentists Of New York to their proes-
sional brethren irom sbro1d.
CHAHGE or SEDUCTION AND ABoRrIoS-MADAhE
REsTELL ARRESTED Elizabeth Kaiser, German gld
25 years Of sge residing at No. 1873 Narck street, on
1hpts Az appe aled before Justice OsbOrse and made
con pa,nt eeaye. Charie- Schultz a brick dealer, do
ing busiptss in Greenwich street, aud als5 agtCst
Msosne .stell allss Anna A. LohmaD, reridng ut
No l62 Chan bers street charging the former WITH
her ssduction under promise of marriage aud the lat
Ter with having perpe rated al aoortiOn on her per-
son Her afidasit states further that in Iuly, ls53
>! anivt IL this city with letter OF introduction To
Mrs Faber, then living at No. 5i5 Greenwich
s,idtt in whose hOuse che re NAMED about
Fix weeks, when she became acquainted WIN
Schultz, who engaged her to take care OF his
three children, who had recently lost their mother.
She complied with his request, and lived with Mr..
Schultz until last april, when he seut her way She
funler states that ,wble living at hozs house, he,
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w,cower for year, and by teog her that his house
should be her lone while be lived effected her sedde
tiop. Their Intercourse commenced in March, 1884,
abe continued un'il the 'ollo~iOg November Ou or
about the lst of November, believing herself to be
eneaente che informed Schultz of the fact woo then
REQUESTED her to Witt f. male frienu Of bis Madame
ReselD, who wou d inform her whether ter surin-es
were correct, end if they proved so he would marry
her at once. The two according J visited Madame
II ste,l and he in her house, Schuhz had private
interview with her aLd gave her m ney Toe grl
ws- then made TO lie down, and the woman Rest Il
produced an abortion upon her, without her beng
euare until too late TO prevent It, of WI at sle was
doirg. TIE complainant was immediately after con.
cuc'ed by Schyltz to his house, where sue remained
until last Aprll, when be sent Ter sway From the
time TIE aboitn prod Iced to the present ohe has
beer in very poor heath, aud wholly uaable 10 work
for a living aId hsIoly able even to walk
Upon tiir 5fioavIt the Magistrate issued warrant
for the arrest Of Madame Restell aud Schultz, aUd
,sced in the hands al Officers S@eeby aud Marsh OF
the Lower Police Court, who the same day arrested
Madome Rest,ll ard she was held to bail III the gu
ofsIO;O TO the charge at the General Sessions
Abratam Goodman of No 81 Centre street became
fer security Sir Schultz having gone up the river
on busrtss did net return ii Thursday morn
irP when be was arrested by Officer Marsh aud taken
h. Halls % Lurtice In.i ice OshO rennItcd nun