davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
THE MEETING AT NATIONAL HALL.
SPEECHES OF GOV. HAwLEY OF CONNECTICUT AND GEN.
A. E. BURNSIDE.

SPEEIuEb vi uON HAMLLf W IONS AM ND-
A. E. BURNSIDE.
The mass meeting at National Hall was large and
enthusiastic While waiting for the arrival Of the speakers
Prof Pape introduced aud sang humorous campaign
song entitled my Policy" accompanying himself on the
guitar which received with shouts Of laughter and ap
p aue followed BY another biographical sketch Of Andrew
Johnson which insnuated that Andrew johnson could not
mend the beehe he had made and made several other happy
hits. Gov. Hawley Of Connecticut said;
The detection Of man here man there or OIL
hundreds Of saggss could aside this great army
from It's course For the great principles OF universal lsce
100000 men had died and deeply were these principles I'm
bedded In the American heart that 10000 more necessary
would yet die II a abstract principle that had
been asserted In the great struggle but nation had attained
power which rendered formidable 10 treason al home ana
70 interference from abroad. The victories which hsd
sidered triumphs the lawabding people OF any
portion Of our country the suugaton OF any state 10
tain the Victories yet be achieved war and carnage
might yet be Dece6safy but God forbid that The American
people should ever again be called 20 the held 10 test those
great principles which undere American Independence
Gen. A. E. Burnside upon being introduced by the President
was greeted with long and enthusiastic applause which hay
ing ceased. be spoke follows.
FELLOW CITIZENS rise repeat that sti entertan a
and entire faith In the contest which We are just enter
ing My belief is when We undertook the
suppression OF the Rebellion. feel We are fgh and We
must therefore succeed view the coming struggle as pos
sesne an importance equal TO any that ever existed IN TINS
country but experience satisfies INC 81 ms that nine
te1Ls OF tie who have sksd their lyca 90 Tie fed
Of bsle perceive whore The right eneamped anu iheT VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
EVENING MEETING AT THE UNION
LEAGUE HOUSE.
SPEECHES OF GOV. BRowyIow AND OTHERS.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
PHILbDELrHIA, Tuesday Sept. 4-evening.
The city is ina blaze Of excitement TO night Never
the memorable political campaigns 1850 and 1864
there beer enthusiasm and excitement in the political
world The people be perfectly carried way with the
idea Of having opportunity to show their approval Of
action Of their Congress sgaHg the policy of Andrew John
ton. Ckestnutst presents appearance In the way
Examinations and display Of the national emDems not
eQused even when the fall Of Richmond happened Tonight
three meetings being heldoBe in front Of the
Union League House smother at the National Hail. and s
another at the Assembly Buildings At the League House
were 10000 auditors whole block the
in front being perfect sm AZ National Hall the largest
ball in he city least 1900 persons present At the
Assembly Buildings coo people gathered together
Od Pennsyyania politicians here that no previous cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
THE LOYAL CONVENTION.
lonllnn.d rrom Flrsl Pase.

tbe Rebel debt Tbere that cannot agree 70 toet
laws 81 Che States and Terrores lie to sey Indiana
Was IN In the good cause The people
i ale care Of he country. The press the people the
sssy are faithful bot hind Providence has been good 70 Nc
nd siVen ne prosperity We shall succeed lie sad be
,hou i've 70 Triangle The grave osvey Rebel although ad
tsDced In years -.
Cea cham beTlan Of Misunderstanding He declared
Ms pleasure express his interest IN the sentiment OF inc
esting lie wished express his kind wishes 20 ali WIG
gathered togethero give their syDPatbs 70 the
8auso 49, -.
Speeches we're also made BY Gen Garfield Major A9oIs
add Chers the meeting AdOlrning at about p m s
he above meeting being held there was also ~
che New York and other delegations within the League
Houae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

BULLS HEAD.-There has been o heavy run Of
cattle for week past amounting to nearly 1900 head many
OF them large fat animals The quality uneven and
sslawags plenty indeed all kinds this being
the largest supply since June They coud not all be sold
though offered toward the close OF the market at from 10 M
lower than last week Still OF the best cattle brought
lsc az the opening sales and the poorest below
lee at the close. Sheep improving little with 81 600
for the week Fat lambs have advanced w. r. Hogs
declined &c, owing to heavy supply the market AR.
rivals Is. s32 for the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

GENTLEMEN, : want to say q little more about
PAM killer consider very valuable medicine and .wsys keep
ton hand nce have been knss.
never without taking With IN ny prsetiee peed rely
for The Ass with han obel
medicine also u,sd for cholera 1885 with the 500
Iesuis. i0uts m
Manhattan Kansas April n, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

AYTIBTAM NATIONAL CBMBrERY-The Board o
Officers Of the Society Of the Loyal Sons Of Maryland resd
ing in New an association Of citizens Of
State whether native adoptedat meeting held Monday
evening passed resolution expressive OF pleasure learning
that Maryland had taken the initiative in caring for and
oring the dead Of the Antetsm battlefield and that the
Governor OF New York had appointed Of their associates
In the person Of Dr. j. E Snodas Of this city Of the
Commissioners 10 superineud the interests Of this State
said eemetry and at the time they appointed John
Kennedy John s. Roberts and William b. Hayward repre-
sent their Association at ke proposed dedication Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
CITY NEWS.

BITTEN Dr Doo.-A little boy named VIM Hus.
sey eight years OF age attacked by dog the corner
OF Concord and Pesr yesterday and of bis
nearly Of by the brute The dog belongs 10
Peter Sheriff.. Who resides In the vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
IAnnouncements.l

OUT.-KY0X's Fall Hat for Gents. No. 2l2 Broad
way, corner Of Fultonst.
PIcKPocKETs DEFIBD - Demorests Infallble
Nsch Guard simple secure ornamental convenient Price IS
sud 20 cents each Sold N ell the ewelry aud fancy
free receipt Of the price. NO. as Broadway New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
MEXICO.

rMPERIALnT sUcCEssEs-PARTIcuLARs OP THE EvAo-
UArIoY OF TAMPICo-THR AUSTRIAN TROOPS
GIVING WAY BEFORE THE GURRRILLAs-hovE-
MRYTs AND SUCCESSES OF THE LIBERAL PoRcEs IN
VARIOUS QUARTBRs-RUMoRED PILLIBUsTKHNG
EXPEDITION FROM CALIFoRNIA-IAPoRTAET INCL
DENTS OF THE Wharf.-The NEW FRENCH MINISTER
OF FIyAYCR-IMPERIAL DECRBEs-NEW MINISTER
OF JUSTICE APPoINTED-THR CLERGY AND THE EN-
PRRoR-PoLICY oFPRAsCE-SAPoLBoSs FErE-DAY
THE IMPERIAL RAILROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

The Court Appeals In consultation ts- is.s ~ s~p
tender. rendered decisions in the foowing c,s-ss-
sossS - q Sss ~ % Il. va sss a. sss
wa. e " r., y es,' .ai a.,as ga h
eona-To g ne aasme., I'D ~ aal.s-s ~s.s .s: y
s".s T' qA. s ~. s sp.s " ,,ss ss... s
sses araa ~ rr,r. X ne seton " epr...nsis.
.n.- he s. :'a sGs *. u. shss ss5
s.1. 70. y s a.. az ss i%ss IL
he undertaking sssns. the -,es thia eour held IA,
iaarn-s' .rr-.-s NOM ssi hsd no r-Ssrspc. !. .ash
psa ssr. -, n.ss .@,is = ,hs ~ term. 90 sa9,os.
Of the sane sooys stated.
w. M, ss Sss !: ss r.. Sc. g. n sg @
~ pIsndr 70 damages arising ags ~ an aessd
us -. lass ps'ss.s. d..-s..a. ~ sra
g., S Ts 80 .s9s
ai.on q y. nrrs WIRE 20, true .l,hoashhs aeee..d
. ~ ,.sls:: y;
Il. frra ana Lao u HoLoub the ss,iss psrtner 10
tain Ne o.alos. ,od ga no q. ..,sa.. ,s.s
relied spoa ias .isisHsn, % deceased o. mis.d
srrn-a general rAs ce.ri q Ne opinion
that there sss 20 erra, 20 l.- wh'eh wons s.fy hi'
@ n.s,' 4. We I'''"''' Of ' genera ~ ''a@
Co.: - 2, 1., b. ~. ICON I, o.. .:'
20. s.s,na.. M t y :. esa !. re-, sasi.s
sa ne p,sin.s. bankers p.rs q M,
(. "a ga sss. 81 ss"S. es % e.. l.s
b. empress psshsss containing eI,yo directed ~ ~
fsos@r Cashier Of he Aru,snx Esnk sss fort Tie
rart.se d.vssd ~ the Assistant H~cwins Teller he
being ths trs bshinf Ne eunter md sriing ,s ds
ehsrse dal-. sarh teller snf he ts1 he rscs
s.,e .a'h ps.s.s.. sal hey hsd --n iaiy sr-ss a.
.ro,sins y ~ ar.eiions ~ Ts Court Ied l,ss
and t-f.ndsats shis - secUuni of he
judgment afnrIsef
IA. fyah 90 sareA sagsas, gss-ssris o. IA. 4
bfu ahi hs Actloa % attorneys
sna com elsn.t - - as him frrsa John Gard
ss 70 -. y. ., ?, sI q. ss IA as 10 Ss r
" Ne ~ Gardner neairs rrrns
slne ard q clsc, tie l1asrnent and ~ failed T. - -
BE- would ehsfgs nothing fct - serses ~ Ihat under
surh an agreement rerniid psnl 10 pfoesruie
sgain.f spr stpr - th@ teepssrs ~ judgment
The d~fen~~ rarihor pFos- hs e iuds~s' - fseer~t
iii Of sheh ne rsfsrss io4nd b. y.iauu sousht
avoid N dsfeno~ W seans 70 ne ttntr q farfs
lns ne Asrsemsnt stould hsye bssn ~runs
snd ssned b. n. ysres l. bseotas hhaing IAs 'nar
the rst % ~ pAft - eoaect Ices ZEE
his services dependent uyr slrh conuDg~nv an1 having
done aa abifs Ne result Tn ufsrneu recovered
ma collected ana act heing eoct3tie seff
rr j, Il, fsrns n hi. ~ Q4 e4sei Eahlhg for
hs services Tho judgment wAs anrned.
Hrs>. p,k~ OF prso-, Es1-t~s - Hssrv Fsesr.
D. W.issas, q Ellis ~ aeflts
reform . moftg4sr. wLi.sm CtamlefiaIs wsfs ~ pre
rss ~ Cham berala endorsed a fc- - aerr-ues
rt4lutlrs teataiuf A1wsc - W rohtv mfrn ~
Betoge tse shs rnAkss "a fssfy1s ~
hsying stsendsa 90 80 "a -nss e, 49,,
mother moy,9sss ssms prpfefy " Fefs.o y s>russ
s peyrasrt The .rsnsemfei va MAJ. 80 he rsnrt
gteu and A~ptsd ~ thr <.tstsf Nhy asr-1fs
siyo,ered ss ~ 900. e..sssa . :. .,sr ', ss as
bronxht 10 rrform ra<Af~ ~ th4 F~atxtf fhs
@naffs tstt~t ~ 4u.sN - rst.er tFtft " st@ti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
CITY POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY coSvrs,

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIONS LAST
The convention mt yesterday evening 600 Broadway.
Hon Alexander Mcleod being the chair After the
roll had been called motion made nominate csnd
dates
Six eandldates put forward for Of auper
visor, with III. following result C;cnerat Shsier. 81;
l.. j. Kirk X Christopher Pullman. 10; Isaac Oliver. ID
On motion General shsier declared unanimously
noinnt ted.
For the oeire Of Coroner, Dr. Saumann n0mi
mated nv scciq mR. Ion.
Committees appointed 10 inform The sbove uamed
gentlemen OF their nominations and few minutes later
bo'i candidates entered the hall amid loud applause and
briefly returned thanks for The honor conferred them
u was then moved that candidate be nominated for the
Office o Register and the first ballot WIN Mckinney r.
ceivei " Of 10 east He motion declared unan
nosy nominated and the Convention then adjourned sub
iect 10 the call OF the Chair
TAxuAsy CONGRESSIONAL roNyFSrIoSs.
Fourth Congressional district nominated John Fox
Sitth district nominated EMANUEL Hart.
Eighth district nominated James Brooks
Ninth district nominated Daniel :. Jackson
BEpuBlIcAS COUNTY CONVENTION.
Th Convention last evening in their OF
third street and Broadway Tie names OF the
members OF the Convention having been called Joseph
Taylor nominated candidate for the o1ic~ 0f SUI
pervisor motion was made 70 nominate John seiewick
for the office Recorder when the convention ad0nr ned
% Tuesday evening nurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
FIRES N new YORK.

Irs,ffi~e 4 sssos.sE on LAsy-A wo..s EAus
BuIcSp the alarm Are a, YEA ocisek .ls isn't
osased BY the .ps.ssiog Of lamp III
u No. AshaaA. Ma. Madison 49, p,rsaen % the
hurning fen Mr.. Msh,usv. Which sf her
elotLiuy aad before Ito estLg che s1,
burned No la mage fo.s 10 lis houss.
Prs wsa rarrr-SisTu sssA,S- fsv minutes
before iii eock last evening occurred u. .oap
fnsoty ~ Valentino xss,n 81 q Ahs,r r.c. Ue., Thirty
ninth street, between T-1rb and Eleventh Tho
stock sui ns,rr-s pr'y areh al destroyed tos-
~Gin.'~d srugt ~ 00 rstis irsu~d The hrl'fDg IL
dam zsf shout So also y, Insured; IL pxnri hy Mr.
Reyiolds The nIs seems sss esnscd by NJ. Narini
putting barrel % tho kri- ~ cat ~ ovfrow~i
he fat into the Ne nd thus the r.emseA NJ.
Msl'ni hsa ~ y bis tAv
sco he'd sna ~ sr bnFei before he reteed the
Fiss N fiI,s >uvu,I.oss hsorp Sa,'Do-At sbou, On,
oook rhn--.y "cns hrs brsS- ou, In h- sniisiag
az. so snd 81 tinh street When arsi II sp.
rsg -1tiy Tho second nr part. and sso he
,he danes -p--sd Fsp'dy and shortly sfies
NJ cf~n~n go Witch N" vA,f
FELT 1hseo fireman ladder ia front Of The
building Of the time aud b- instant fsaih
s-~.rs 'nra'pions before the ire ~Inssui.hsd be
biidns and ~ aesiog-d kiaS k-is ship
Josarr. occupied the seooni snd fbra noor., Rad
sd-rsb~ property 10 1sr premises osnsd sr other
palaes AIS lose together 9TH their sil BE- sbon.
SsVD sbiii h-re "a Fat ~ ths fourth
Moor -'s c.sagied sy Asi-hsv Asra.r o.ds.e.. ns.e
fourth door occupied ~ " A. Hopkins custI.
T0ss E0i shout 81 90 iuspf,a fof si0cp only
budding IA Sreed b. VI. E1ansl. II 10 lssasf by Mr..
hopSin,. and Insured ~ lin os SGD fhs dsn.se VII
bn, + believed @ s-'s accidental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

r., o,.x, ,.,.,ox...r -, ~, 80, =
60 r. ho,, .o,.,, "A ,...,t., ,,.,.,, - r,v,. ~
o,., ,a r.,,sI,s, -. az, ~, e,,~, 80. ~ -.
g., ,,,.,s y, 80. e1,,,.,v .,@ Il. $500,
80, = :. 49,, b., a.. ,o,,-,I, . ~ .,t.,.
sef..aisy III. sr-.. sulp.I ta.i aoo,.,. .sa r-ni
- ,.,,ng r,...a s-r ,r.pa' - slos, - Pes.r
e.. y Web. sso !. g.,sssa y - i',a.es teaa " az
sasan'ssi ys.,srias y .sI, q - ,Ss.s ,,!Fi
isGi.lnn~nt y u. dfsnd tury "a. -'afass \, -.
.sna = ss'-,". -. 80 =. 90. - 49, 81
!. - 49, - A.'.' 49, ,,tu.,,. ~
n-sly dre..es sai shaved ssd % ~ -rsla' -
sas, Z, ~, 800 81 - 81 ~
.s.ns nar-s.d is.- 80 -. ,sf' y. z. .i-ai. e -,
- ynssi ~. 90 - NJ. .iis-ss.. II 4. go Fsi.
ss,.d ,hst b. ~ spsss~ c,-, ias. y dSr-na ~,
~ \. ~ -. ~ 800 "a !, a.. s.,n., - X -
80" 80 y"
AHaAsssfSr - FsHfr, fos rFs Nrhess p, scNcsss
Ensrn- reryus lpit-d To- ~. s'~sisx ~ rsees sdH
~ Yarm.n ,feai. hs a. ~ ,asas 49, 80 =
Iga-s b-re ~ csari y ossF at l~fae,nr .,s- "a,
,o,,.,ss =. ,ss s"..t. l.. -
-, .nss, ~ ~, ~ 49,, 49, 80. :. ~.
,, fi fsf hal purp.- Alf esfins - inft -s- feaa
he 90 f."~n'-a !" ish > a.
.',a,, i ,us,. pos.. al n ~ -. 49, i.
:. -. ~. -. !. -, ,-.,.,..,
-. Nv. - ,.,,.f, + n s,l..., sA.f
eas'ssl.s ~ s..is.si ), csy.'a FL Inrs.s 49,
.irsgnl ~ %, - .'frs,. p '. r.'..s. - 10 -
pa@t r@.s-s ca,rr.sy sra y. s,.- rs-s.r csa.g..,
- h'ta = Smith fssf sd i"ts Vos'ars
rn srs r.s'rorf -r.iss 4" -, N.'r Use 80
s-.'s'n ~ s--sfins ps.a ap'' - ""' fe''nas s'ss
"a ~ Sssv f.fs 80 '~-e'' 49, "s'@s~f - -
= -. cs.ru,uf. - - 70 ,,s,9.i, n'.e,-
,s,si !. - a.. !, ,rias 9@.ya 80. ~ =. - I.
u ssss' q ~. = s.s.' s s.p 60 s,'G
ss.s y ~ 80, s s ss ~ - ..s =. ,
81. si,sn,ies ~ ~ .nrses frolo .k.ir .aI =
80. -. f~f~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
THE LABOR QUESTION.

KscxLAsBs~' rs0rscrf,N
The regular weekly estns Of this society held
night Al the Denls Dispenssp, OF rwentyhfrd
street and second avenue Mr. Keman Ia th- chair The
Large number of desiring sdnrsnc- IN tbs socis,y
preruded The Transaction OF any other business the
question Of protection 10 ih- apprentices Who left thsr
the late and who returning and DESTROYS Of
again entering their trade
soA.sursss Assosn srros
THIS society hcf s Mar onihy sstlug lat night In
their rcoas q the aorner o. Grand and Es.seh rc-s
Of officers the folo.ins seuiie .ponted or the
term Elias Van <ordsn Resident. samuel Ayr.s
Vice President; g. Loonr, rnsses Secretary Thous.
8sary Recording Secretary John D~c. Treasurer snd
MURPHY serge ut alarms There wss no Other business
transacted.
NV vorG .ufr sutssvs
This branch ~ The shnpog sis bsd their semi monthly
meeting las, nigh. In Raiy ,,o.lng Han NJ ~ Bo~ery
Mr. Lawrence Powers In The chair cofnniunsfious
reeeysd fro the vos q y. Labor uno
shoso working In the great labor reform. Anoshsr
si.s resd from Nev Orleans dsscbing tho
state Of s~de IN that city a. e-lns ereeedinsy DUH and
One OF the gwen IL owing b. the ur. % the co,ou
and sugar erops many of the psn-rs being totally ruined
The Tressurrrs report snlmtis showing the financial
condition Of The soessiy delegation ffgm the Wskns
mems Union. consisting of NsssS rsvor. Funls and
rrumms r~reivsf and sddr~ss~d the meni<f after
which the messing al Oarned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

coming homo ana finishing . brilliant race ov tour
lengths In the same time az tho previous heal &sk
poURrH RACE
premium az 5000 for beaten horses az this meeting,
dash OF one mile and q furiong.
John Hunter entered hay hyUirca, by Lexington. dam
Amelia by Young Amelus.
Colonel McDanels entered b. c. Luther by LexinRon,
dam Belle Lewis. by Glencoe. ...................'
Time, AK.
Luther was the favorte ct 800 70 $50 against the
field. They had q nne start furiong below the stand
the black Ally taking the lead and coming up TO the
string two lengths ahead OF Ulrca, who was length
ahead Of Luther Around the turu Luther went up and
challenged Urca evidently caring little about the black
marc who led by q LENGTH Going down tho backstre,ch
they got together and passed the hafme pole parai
lei On tho lower the black mare was pumped out,
and the lay between ulrics and Luther the former
having her noss in front thew tur1ed into the home
run with grand rush she came up the stretch win
ming nv two lengths and hall. the black Ally being
nowhere Tine, e:fa4. This ends the regular
meetings of 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
the SeWTowa MYSTERY.
The Inquest ke-Wnscd-->" Cine IA the As-ns-
sins Expi" uatiOn Of "a suspected Party-Thc
Iuquest Adjourned.

Iuaac-t Adjourned.
The inquest in the of the who found
dered In Naldfon- Woods, Ncwtown T.. the l0h Of
October, resumed last evening before Coroner sn
Lewis at Astoria L. Two witnesses only examined
hoy named John n. Pearss and named Henry o.
Vidal the latter being the person named in sh. nss.fss
pistol 81 the murdered man COOKIES Hotel.
ora thu mo r sae ha ~" Dcsa csanes
tracing ID. commission Of he erins 70 any ..c rns ~.
examination Of tae s,pr wue.s.
ID. ass.npoa, Long .." pS w.s the ,"y q as
Of man ihsr- vas pon.sd out 10 ne :, som. boy. Who
e s' add. he. .asn II. ne 70 s .s r.
there wer three iaon Gcrsn- looking a. the eose es.
asas; u AL 20 ,- Ne A Ioss hss a,na." i.ss
.S VA s.. . ss ss . ss" .y ,n
'rssi.s sisa' lin Prove ii: dssy sssss.:
81 CHI h:y :'i:sr ssr e. e.:
Sr... Soss. saa.,ssd @sd., s.st boz q
ssss :sTf ss .Is ss : 'g 81 E..,
.ns ave % ar sius. % S.i.su. .,.p..: t,.s s-..
as@ n .So:s i. ~ y. . I'D, no -. =
sis"s The ss pI ss ' . ~. .sy.. ED :a
.,,.ns.r . 5. s.'res Ia, -. d hen,
ross.,; could I.sosar. parties: n. Cooke ..a
standing ihr stoop ssi he you'd bc daun., 4
b. would e % ~ y.g Z. SUR s,d s. = %
vent 10 Mr. schwaisnberss and the things = him
dress Al the as YES almost me sam. - .. pes-n there
blord Wristbands ths' aware OF; hive
seen the asrn"us since thai time ss- pez y avsnu-
notified them that hsr would be required 81 tis
this evening; they sssd they could COME aud the
vile OF them said they could not unlrs. they were
paid.
The witness here stated hat he painter ard
frequently engaged In painting vsehs Ae On me day Of
the murder hs going Hunter. Point - see ~ there
vessels thG "wsysn but reaching the rising
ground tho woods snd looking towards Hnntsrs roni,
there vessels bsr@ into tho woods 10
pck nuss when he told by The boys concerning the
hody.
sGAsisAIios.
u. n. Hsys " d. then ublnl.~d IA he .iry The fs
iowns the re- alt OF his eIsmnatna VI the hnty
found ~ousd yercsl In drectiu, thr base Of tbs
right ans the skull aud er'undg downward ~
point below angle Of the 'nw-f and ssrf W.
upper rgn u the temporal bone exposing 70 view
ton OF the brain From ihs wound fracture Of the Cd n
but without seps atom. fornd eHsadns up~a-d and
Tie 70 the back she head nearly dividing
y In two poi ons The external wonud wss ontus,f about
.hr~e ibhsS long aud probably NH tci WITH small
Ratchet II slaiceoi 70 death. sad d moi have
been inflicted ny n. ferezsef
In the absence u ~D~.ses h~ saursl va. ~
journed until Friday ~ ssh sns, In The rn.an,iar To
Coroner ~ sks such sA Insure the attendance
the three German. above .ud-f - having ed 20
attend. sao"xh they had e-~a regularly subr"-sed ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
TIE WILLIAMSBURG AssasslNArIon.


csroa~r'. Inase.s Cescisd-A Tao Assss~ina-
sios still Involved in Mystery-verdics Of
tho Jury.
The Jury empaneed By Coroner Smith the 10Th ins
TO investigate Of ocer John Hipwe Of hs Forty
dh precinct, who his beat At an early
hour the morning previous concluded their investigations
yesterday
perpesrator deed eursx have
been unavsing nothing known to-day regard
to the tragedy than that two pistol shots heard Al half
s 'a &. RI sn
and Broadway Eastern District and that When they went
well lying the sidewalk pierced by two bullets speech
from The bloody scene "'''s
ssss; bean s.sy .,sses up .a: cas-. bat
s.csp tia. they sass made to arrest. On snspscn The
sna the / isp In
secre, for the purpose Of further investigation.
iNoUsr CONCLUDED
The Jury ressssmblsa fIremsn. Hall Fourth street
srss saw deceased amer he wa. sSot and whose ssmos
taken on the first day Of the inquest again placed
ion. testimony - pSsishsa IN the sssls on tho
Ne result Of the mortsm eramnson submitted 10
the jury.
Joseph urea a " u being duly sworn deposed;-.on
q the soa I've 81 John ws al rs south r ss
found wound the chest little the left Of the medium
aon 2, iso from above aown~sris and, rss,
e. s s w ~ ws m so ~ ns &
and half above 70 origin from =. breast. ,hs rgh, ling
II rrsc,ured; cause Of death, helnorrhags.
heinz sn s a the - ne Ivy snh a o
lowing
We the jury and all having evar.ncd III the evidence
io relation .se death q Iohu ,pve % The
pistol shot wound inflicted by person parsons
g sss nd o a Ssns sra IL ne
Q, hs da.y IN irving 70 arrrs The PARTY or psre.
the Yee force OF the Foryafth preciac, no ne-a'ed