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New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
THE AMITY.pLAcE ADOPTION CASE.

The investigation into the circumstances at
Grmde's LyIngin Asylum, at No. Amlty place, was
concluded yesterday at theMerccrt Police station by
Coroner Rollins In the Of the Investigation, Dr.
John C. Harrison of No III Bleeckcrst testified that
susannah called on him for medical tIeamcn she men
toned MAT she had led young man 10 believe that she
was cnticue by h aud asked witness not to undcceiyc
him, he would probably marry her; she mentioned
that the young had given her $50 10 have opera
ton performed; Susannah was accompanied by woman
of the town this occasion; not long after that Mr.
H0ughton called and paid witness $50 that occasion
witness told him he not treating Suaaunah for
abortion two other men afterward called, one OF whom
seemed TO think she being treated for abOrtiOu
hey seemed anNOus know how she getting along
witness denied that lie was In the habit OF procuring
abOrtiOns.
Dr. Henry ID. Grindle. the proprietor Of the place
wherein the unfortunate died. testified that he
kept living in asyum; denied that abOrtiOns pro
duced there since January there have been 20 or 80
births In the house OF each made to
the Board OF Health this Is the second patient that had
died since he opened his place snsdnnah came 10 his
place Aug. 9, accompanied by Mr.. Powell. The re-
maIndcr of wItncss's testimony merely cOfroborated
much OF that given heretofore by his assistants
aud the post mOrtem by DIS. Beach. llnnel,
and others presented no features OF interest Tho
then submitted to the jury, who after lengthy
debate and the protest OF Of their number adopted
the following their verdict I'VE find that Susannai
Latin to her death 10y metOperOuitis, the result
child birth at the establishment Of Dr. H. D. Grndlc,
No. Amty place We further ccnsurc DR.. GTlndc FOR
the Of conducting his business relative
adopting the children dcllyercd we further recon-
mend the Legislature % enact law whereby all such
establishments shall be under the supervision and control
Of the Board OF HEALTH any other recognized author
ical college recognizing students connected with such
establishments"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

game, Yesterday afternoon at the Eysan by score
ken, resultng in a victory Tor 'ho 1'9
OF 8, 20 TO- - 4bo 5tb
An exciting match was witnessed on latc6 tnG wa, wa
inst at Kingston by about 200 people, The score rIn
hicb % and rotrd A. 10 &C. Mr.. smith oitaI oil tna
acted acted ' as umpire, aud his decisions were p'L hou
The longaIked of match fGeI for came sTeF Of PS on
anu @ Ie t Te contestants were the Lone oIutS @
Gptskil and the Actives of Poushkopse: mi game
,e Contested throug ghout, and resulteI a' 80 SIR 10.
~ rinc innings i'm the following tOtas' Tio ~ came
U .tes iG. lone stars winning by runs lino VI s'D
hours and 40 minutes -, 100
Ti,. f.Ilo,irc, mines will contest for the name
G toGav on the Union Grounds BroQkyn - H.
New-Y@t-J Miller Maeee p ,t6o T. I'd %,''I h. IBraedon.
sears 2d b.; Bunting, s.; PeInnttiyn' + D-Recd c.
TIi Holmes D.: Butler lst b.; Hobby; "a - P1nau T.
Scars formerly of the Oympcs of fateIson IL IL iiut
ioftcrly of the Unions OF MOrrisaIa' VIII iI'Ao '
ill In 80
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
4 PHASE OF CITY LIFE.

Louisa Lewis aged % years, lately living at
No CT suyanst was arrested on Monday night Tor be
ing intoxicated and acting diHordcry manner on the
street She was committed cell IN the Spring 81 20
r. station and Yesterday morning found dead ON
tbe floor Of the cell Later the day Coroner schiuer
hv several other physicians made post nortem eNami-
nation Of the body aud found that the internal organs
were much di-cased the effect Of dissipation inty were
of the opinion that death resulted from disease OF the KID
news IL transprcd during the inquest that tue rear
name of tie woman Adalnc Peck ana thdt size was
very respectfully connected her parents ana many o her
relatives tu this city being quite wealthy several years
since She was married 90 wealthy merchant ana the
marriage was not happy one, aud the husband Inaly
procurcd yorce ana the abandoned wife entered upon
au evil course since the death Of her father hcr lnothef
mas refused 10 recognize her For the past Two years he
Unfortunate woman WAS very di,patcd often suffering
from dclrum trcmens, and periodically HIc''cu ~ 'no
police. for d-UrdCriY conduct
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

BOARD OF HEALTI-TIIE CATTLE DISEASE.
The Commissioners of the Metropolitan Board
Of Health met yesterday afternoon. The Hon. Geo B
Lincoln presided. The meeting was unusually prolonged
1t was resolved that actions bo entered against all par
ties refusing comply with the orders OF the Board
Suits directed TO be commenced by the Attorney
against 5S tenement house owners for violation Of the
Health law. Dr. Elisha Harris Of the Bureau of Vital
Statistics rendered his weekly report, and finds
for cOngatulatOn I'm the remarkably healthy condition
Of tho city, and the flooding and cleansing
Of the sewers aud streets by the heavy rains
last week which also secured unusual purity OF the
atmosphere. subsequently Commissioners Smith, Crane,
and stone Of the committee appointed 10 Inquire into the
cattle disease made report Of the result Of their uyes
legations IL first recites the fact that the Register OF the
that the mali nan disease has destroyed more than 80
per centum Of herd Of fat cattle during their Journey
from Homer, Ill., 10 the dTOyeyards Jersey City,
ana That the disease produced rapid and destructive
changes In the blood and tissues Of the sick animals.
After announcing that the sale Of diseased cattle
speedily arrested. and that the officers Of the AbattOr
Company eXerted "a most beneficial influence by saorl-
ncing an entire herd OF infected animals the report then
proceeds 10 supply Information In regard TO the amount
o diseased and infected beeves that coming the
NewYOrk markets; that the fever had chief
in the very localities whence the largest shipments Of
bceves were made Ia this market that pr
week were usually seut eastward from the districts
which the disease was prevailing and that less than
600 herd OF Infected cattle forward from Illinois
and Indiana the week that Mr. Alexander herd
shipped from Homer ILL., 10 In also believed by the
committee that nearly many more sick animals
Oh the way 10 this city by way Of Albany and Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09


ist 3D. a. lth sth 9Th 7th. sh 9Th Total
HT'i5sm',''....,.SS T'issr".,.,S ,S i - "a
Umpire Mr. Of the Oriental Clnb Of SewYo Scorers Mess
Chips and Lush Tine Of game hours aud 20 miBaies
VICTORY FOR THE NATIONALS.
ALBANY, Sept. 8--A game was played this
afternoon between the Nationals aud Actiyes OF WaIpn-
gers Falls which resulted In victory for the former by
a score OF 80 10 IA.
ROCHESTER, Sept. Sat q match game at
Enira to-day between the COnhoctOns OF Painted Post
and the Excesos OF this city, the latter were victorious
by q score OF to a.
DEFEAT OF THE DETROIT CLUB.
BUFFALO, Sept. 8.-The NiagaTas defeated
the Detroit Base Bali Club here this afternoon by
OF Is ~ H.
ITEMS.
The Atlantics and Unions play at the Union
Grounds Thursday.
The Eckford- Mutual home and home game
takes place at the Union grounds Oh Saturday.
The Eagle and Sparta Clubs played match
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

FROM SAVANNAH Sept a-In steamship Croparlohu o. Fer
Mrs J. g. Ferrc WIN. Fe. MTs VI. A. Maltir Mrs %. l.
Keene Mrs b. Angnac. Mr. McComick ". Ciark T. Bashsk
Thomas HAYS app ~ Iapp j. e. toukn d. Brook. Samuel Ben
Newman. Ms. T. Mouell Miss u Glars Miss L. Hollis
Mr. Gibson Miss " VI Mills. Miss H. f. Mills j. Herman Her
T. Goodman, b. Wttuer D. Gordon g. Nils G. A. Davis
G. D Khnd J. s. GilsOn H JacIses A Mitchell T. IT, McAser
Newman Mts !. Mead Mrs G. ~ Smith. Miss W n
Emmons Mrs Hrsuuug Mr Harrison " Morrison Heury naN
FROM SAVANNAH sept 8u steamship IhanesH Shslcr Mrs
Ryan aud children David Coos Mrs Sullivan aud ehd Dart
Lewis ME ianc A. H. Morrow S Nhlfcr j. L. Miner NJ Cohen
WILEY J. Tracey, T. L. Clarke Morrison J. Bnnker j. L. WI
sorS \
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
MAnIsnN UNIVERSITY

The friends of Madison University, at llamil-
toI y ~ Viii be pleased to learn that it, affairs are IN
"a pros porous condition. residence aud homestead Of
ten acres were presented To the institution, and the col
lrsc buildings nave been renovated thoroughly. The
endowment now reaches $4,000 yielding an annual
rcycuue of $1,000 Docton Eaton ha, retired from tie
pf.-,ucv Of the University. position which he has held
more than years; and tho RcN Dr Dodge h his sue
c.--ur- Two new p-ol-..or. have beon lusLlll-d
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

Nsw-York sloOp Josephine Sailed steamship Delaware
schrs Ocean Traveller and josephine Hay Philadelphia
j.. q. Cuyler, Troy; Elisha Baker Georges Banks
DISASTERS.
SAN FRANCrsco Sept IThe italian brig Narona from Valparaiso
with European ashore the GIN House
Golden Gate aud Will probably utter wreck No
lost.
SAyAsSAH Sept 8The scbr Morgan. coming the river
struck mships slnken crib which had shifted Her be
saved condition The schs damage supposed
10 be serious
SPOKEN.
Sent lat % O8 " Ion. II W. brig Woile from Manlani for
Loudon p days out
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW .YoRK............SErr. o.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Eisssm Blahemaa Richmond md'e AMI pass
Steamship Thames Pennington Savannah mise. and pass
Steamship Eur,ka, Brown Egs llaIosa
Shp James Poster j. Armstrong Liverpool Aug mdse aud pass
BARK Bosua Ro''on Liverpool 60 DAYS coal The Ro'ua ,ad
Liverpool May a. experienced hea weather the thinnr
sprung a and obsei put back rroop where she
Brs Potomac. Coonb. New.IIayen
schr Adeine Rrtts Msccsn days coal
scHooSEKs-KyER aND CossrwisE
Belle r. Ilull Virginia James X Polk WcSpor.
John Bu,lAlrw Providence Adele feciG New Haven.
Anu Elizabeth Bangor Bmios Portland. c.
ORION, Bisworh. h Bninem Portland c.
Hickman Boston E floWcr, Portland, tt
Independence Greonwich Geo r Kane Bridgeport
T. n Seymour. Roslyn j, g. HavenS, Bridgeport
Hudson New. London. H. u. Girard Nes liA,ru
K6ssnuah Rose, Bangor Inion, h.lhudsc.
J. T. Mitchell stamford. BsqnmsuI Poughkeepse
Bmily, Stamford Anna Bafou Boston.
The Cbsf Cape Cod. Aiiie stmp"n' kasport
George Moore. Nantucket shoals llsfr. Greenwich
David Spague Nantucket shoals Wn Themes Providence
q W. Rogers Seal Island. luiS Nesell Rochpot
5. Brlner. Portland CT MonnouIh, NoTaah.
SAILED.
Steamships Germsnl Hamburg Ctr Washington Liverpool
ships MarAn bremen Constellation John n bss Savannah
aud Louisa Moore SeSbefu n. G.
wHALERs.
sax PR.scco Sept THE whale ship Thomas Dickson ha ar
rived port bound uh She hs, touched here Tor proo,
do Whale OIL s Tsmefne Win Is bills shae oil the Norman lad
whales, Juue No. the Fanny had twO whales Juns 90 the beIn
bad bJO bbk OIL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAs FEAscsco sept A-Arded ship, Mar from Hamburg Queen
s.ss his p.,s for rerpoo " IN 81 COO sacks Of wheat
wHSGTos, n C., sept 8-ceared, steamship Fairbanks hr
sv,Ss,u Sept 8-Auyei steamships Wyoming from PhadepA
America baltimore barb Anderson hanIas Cleared steamship Lao
CnRGrsroS Sept Arrived steamships hampton FROM New York
Sea Gull Baltimore Promeheus Philadelphia.
Iom Hodonda Thes Rio Janeo; El Henrietta Cadd Passed
ut bhga Lucinda o MoneSleo Ehl Cork ,ehr Virginia Aspn-
Ysw LoSpoS Sept a-,uye sbr, Dr. FranAln from Rouout
aak h.r Bangor Carlos DarD, Bloch ani Charles RObsrt'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
HOME NEWS.


,,ru Yo,,E Hoar. Tler Bar Wind =, nO' az Ni1S \ f.
g.,t - 6i T.ij n. D.. uf " 20 Yt IgS b
~ Sil6 y. T. - Gi5S n
80 a04 s. S W II, - 40 1a. Ittie
,,.ys Norrs-SAghy cloudy 70 & and hom !" y ~, Nv,
kHaAhS, Little cloudy s. hsEy 20 sunset evening
St, b'I to 10. little hsly to H. AsiIouome4LIne % s Sun
90 t8le Its night IS II hours 70 us us ma
% aSSV 80 therefore the Celestial Equator inS fSee'
hou -. h. as readily the North star 10 the tNl9bL " ID
:. an erine AMI viii be about g southwest OF the moon
n hour aiter THE sun a
,t rg suns disc vl occur on Nov 1893 nsisi
NJ ,1oseyer, 81 America
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
WALKlNG MArCn IN Troy.

Troy. Sent S-Thc walking match OF 100
uilr, Ina q hours. on Rensselaer, Park. begun az )
O'Clock ih, afternoon About looo spectators were on
the ground Weston. Iaydock PAYNE. Adams. Beudon.
and F-ruu-on entered Haydock has lead of one milo
al T. r having completed - miles He Is the ia'ore
Adams led az FIRST.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
BASE BALL.
UNION VS.. HARLEM.

The Union Base Ball Park at fremont was the
scene OF very fine display OF batting at the hands Of the
champion Unions OF Morrsania, Yesterday AFTERNOON,
the being the return OF the series with the
Harlem Club. But few spectators were present The
Unions this scored no less than 100 bases clean
hits their batting the finest the grounds.
The is appended:
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

Our indcfatgahlc and cnterprising fricnd
KNo1 tie distinctly, KNOX. The latca No ~
Broadway = with b,s Fall stylc,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
TIE AMERICAN
PlTENT WOOD PRESERVING CO,

,re uou ppsrI Tor the preserving and besung o
Wof. Of all kuIs and for making the same mpeionS 70 o.
m fr Nv b uroc.s Oak Chestnut HtmOck Birch ana a
Other cheap Woods transformed into csi and valuable "ooi sln
a. Rosewood Black Walnut Ebony, and MalolnY az an o'g
Dock Builders, Piano Forte MaFs 4en i4Ae
Bgeu Railroad Companies ibis process v be oaha o! Ase
or T. Ogden has anal 1ei she dAerelt woods treated W s
fly, and ihe ddtdhpys tuN
nis process H0od wu he permanently ffed y'o
f hare nsr b,frs process which would accomplish sl
ou change the apparatus required beug expensive aud
tie simple rh produces thorough seasoning ana n
prssuan" Circular and further ni'raton appY Al Tue
om fte Comp,ny No Brosdeay. Rooms Nos q aud %
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

EASTERN HYGEIAN HoMF, Florence flights,
J-Ffy aorr ityad s De received merely nominal prices
Treatment strictly hyseuc drgunes no Iufkh bath hup
bug DO qua of ans ui peAu,sst location the country
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
TuRKIsn BATHS, No. l3 Laight-st., New
PtSSENGEES ARRTTED.

REoPYNEp. RrNov,rgD ,yp lurRoyEp.
Hour,-Gsuts a. 10 p. Ladies. 10 to ia M.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

CHILL ANp FEVER, or Fever and Ague, as
we'll A. Iutenutett ,fectuLy cured by
Dr D. JAMES MIXTURE sthous liability Of return Sold
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

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and prevent becoming oand houred afflicted
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Send FOR circular.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
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Is the best possible article Families Hotels he'tanfau anu
Steamboats,. il
This Knife forged from bar Of steel handle ana baae
heavily plated With silver the cheapest Serfaied hul oD'ie'
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Ofice No Berkmsn-,t, corner OF Gold, Ne"loFA ciY'
For sals bg the trade generally, 80, - p..,., cn
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

COFFEE MILLS v,v,,, rsr
v-rtS ptTENT are he best aud cheapest that made For
al. ms ali dealer, u hardware and nrlsaas goods
~ - ) HAYILAND & sos, NanIa tlrer, Ageuts
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

The Mayor of the small city Of Mt
Pleasant gets . salary Of $500 per year.
loo is nearly out Of the river At Kso
kuk, and navigation will probably reopen
there this week.
Tho masonry on the piers Of tbe Bur
lington railroad bridge is now completed =
after five months labor.
Tho Nerthwest states that James Rush,
Of Fort Dodge. who had his feet frozen
while crossing aprairis in that vicinity, has
been compelled to have them amputated.
The Knoxville Voter SAYS that Mr.. Mar.
shal Talbot Of (nsar) Pells. will shortly
move to Des Moines to take the sditorial
charge Of the Bulletin, new paper to BE-
started BY the Orwig Brothers.
The Bedford Sosthsest says that Free
man Straight, . resident Of Jackson town.
ship. in this county, on Tuesday morning
last committed suicide BY shooting himself
with revolver. The causes leading to this
most horrible tragedy are shroudsd in mys-
terry.
Tho following is tho Democratic State
Central Committee: J. N. Walker. ol
Polk county, Chsirman; John Morris, oi
Polk. Secretary J. D. Test. of Pottawas.
tsmie; W. b. Culbsrtson, Of Je6erson; W.
L. Clark, Of Scott; John C. Burns, Of Du.
buqus; John F. Dunoombs, of Webster.
The Lyens Mirror psrpstrates The fol.
lowing libel on three editors in the General
Assembly Of Iowa: "Thsrs ars three Cd.
itor, in ths Iowa Houss Of Representa-
and we notice BY table just Issued tha,
they are oil Get down a. ~ having no rsli.
gion. This undoubtedly is owing to the
modesty Of the profession -sditoss never
give an opinion upon subjects they do not
undsrstsud."
The Herald says that Lamb I Sons saw
mill at Clinton. started up about two wsshs
sso, and is now in foil tide Of operation.
foung's mill started up last week and il
now shipping new cut lumber 20 far west
- Cheyenne. The Herald predicts shat ths
coming ssasoa's business viii lead that el
last year BY more than IL, 900 600 feet.
"A writer in the Gate City urges shsl
there shall be law against dogs running q,
lsrge in this State, and cites the follovins
instance Of their depredstions, among tb,
thousands that are occurring all over th,
State: samuel Hill, Esq, near Primrsss
had sixteen choice tlss sheep killed and torn
to pisess on last Thursday night. But en-
escaped from wounds or being torn u
pieces. Eight Of the head that wsr, hil,,d
As had paid IS per head 70, but . fsv
months ago."
Speaking Of the failure Of the First M.
tional Bank at Ksokuk, the Ksesauqus Re
publican says: "Ksosauqus was interest.
% in the bask when il closed u IN amour,
Of nearly forty theussnd dsllars. E. Man
ming. $4,000; B. Wilson, - suardias, ts.
100; Jeremiah ElIis. %. 800; Joel Walker
5000; Wesley Walker. $4,000 ". O
Stidger. $500. The two first sums men
toned we're special deposits. and have beer
regsinsd BY the dspositors. A. vaoassf
Of Chequest township, ws understand, /,
also loser 10 the snount Of q, 2,0O0."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

ELscrroS OF Orrrcsss. Liberty Steam
Fire Engine Company No. l held their an
nual meeting for the election Of o@ssrs fss
the ensuing ysar. last evening, at their hall
on the corner Of Brown and Second streets.
The following ofiicsss and committees wsrs
elected
President-John 2 Miller.
Secretary-rred voss.
Treasurer-,Julisn Prisstss.
Foreman-E. A. Tilebein.
lst Asaistant-John Dott.
Cd Assistant-llsnry Kormeies.
Sd Assistant-Henry Kromlsn.
Engineer-Jacob Grabe.
Standing Committee-Charlss Bshrens,
Claus Puck, and Wm. Meiar.
Finance Committee-Wm. Binder, Ohas.
Hsrdt and Jacob Hyatt.
Trustees-Adolph Small6sld, Leuis Fled
and John KsuGman.
Stsndasd Bsassr --Caspss Martens.
4eooeoeee-0ee. Kos1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

ClrizESs MsBrINo School BOARD NoM-
ISArIoS.-In accordance with the published
call, the citizens assembled at the Court
House last evening, for The purpose Of NOM
mating candidates to be supported at the
ensuing school election, Hon. james Thor
rington was called to tho chair, and the fol-
lowing nomination Vas made without op-
position
]ressdsst-G. P. Whitcomb.
Vicc lfesidsnt-Edwin Smith.
1redssssr-Daniei Gould.
Secretary-F. w. Ehrig.
Director fer three yeors-Dr. J. J. Ols-
hausen.
On motion. the following Executive CON-
msttes was appointed, whose duty is TO Gil
oil vacances that may occur Previous to
election, and 70 attend 10 such ether mat
ters ~ nay bs necessary to secure the elec-
ton Of the above nominees.
Ernst Clausssn, Geo. &c. Hubbel:. r..
Linderman, D. N. Richardson and h. H.
Andersen.
The nominations above cannot fail to do
other than give entire satisfaction TO every
one in.erested in the schools. Mr. Whit
comb 10 In every way we'll qualified for the
postioa and will b elected without an op-
posing vote. The ether nominees are oil
old members Of the board, and understand
thoroughly the duties pertaining to their re-
spsctive positions. To this whole ticket
we give our unqualified support as being
the men Of our choice, and trust that they
vill receive the same Enforcement
at the polls next Monday as they did
At the meeting last evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
Notice or Bankruptcy.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTiCE:-Thst on thu
l. I'd day Of Marsh, A. u. 1858, . Wsfrant u
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of l.
8. Allen, OF Davenport. in the County o.
Scott and State Of Iowa, who has been adj judged
Bankrupt, on his own petition, that the pay
nent Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for hii
use. and the transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law [; that meeting of the
debts. and choose one or more assignees Of his
Estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy,
TO be holden a. No. West Second Street, IN
tho city Of Davenport, before NJ. N. Price, Reg
lister, on the ss, day Of March, A. y. 1868
mch8-d4t-tues u. W. CLARK,
u. 8. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist. Of lows
GEO L. Cow Atty for Petitioner.