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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28

GEeRGE. z PosTwIeur, a grocer's
clerk, shot himself through the head
Monday evening, in Alton, Illinois.
HE was twenty years old. The cause
/, Eas disappointment in love. "t 4a 81
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28
Wanted.

Wood Choppers. to cut cord wood, cash
paid. Have also bitches to cut and rails to
make and lay up.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28
For Sale.

244 acres of fine timber land, 10 miles
from Kirby, on the road to Forest.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28
i1AzaNEWs CLIPPINGS.z =

aTtHnlErbody of Washr Headley (ne-
grol WHO eloped with Susan Jones
(Wliite girl aged 13), as reported
. saturday. was found near Bartlett
station, Tennessee, Monday, perfor
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28
A FEAST FOR THE READING WORLD.

THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST.
'IIiE N Y -A6ERCURE
FOR 1869,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28

Since the above was in type, we
have. received the following :r.s!.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28
The thought that the ship of State

The thought that the ship of State
lis so soon to be under the control
of its. noblest and most faithful de-,
fender. Generate 6 rant, is one that
never loses its sweetness. How
long and patiently have the loyal
people looked forward to tile day
when true patriot would grace the
throne of the Union. But q few
more short days, and the welcome
hour will be here, and millions of
loyal hearts will thank Gottthat lhe
has spared them to see it. Who
will constitute his Cabinet is still
unknown to anybody but himself.
Rumors and conjeetures are thick
and probably worthless. Edwin NJ.
Stanton, Charles F. Adams and
Lathrop Motley are most conspicu
ously mentioned for Sec. Of State.
General j. NJ. Schofield, we believe,
will he retained as Secretary Of war
He is an able, efficient and faithful
officer, Radical Republican, and a
trusted friend Of General Grant
For Secretary of the Navy, Admiral
Porter stands a good chaEce, and
Jno. A. Griswold, late candidate for
Governor. of NewYork is also favor
ably mentioned for the same office. =
Treasury portfolio is more un
certain than the other departments.
Mr. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts, Mr..
Washburne, of Illinois, Senator
Morton, of Indiana, John Sherman,
of Ohio, and David A. Wells are
each prominently. mentioned. We
think the contest lies between Wash
burne and Wells, as we. hope Sher-
man will not think of abandoning
his seat in the Senate, as it would
Immediately be filled by copper
head. -aaa - Iii SO .+..qt.,
H4 For Secretary Of the e7 Interior
Hons. E. B. Washburne, of Illinois,
John Covode, of Pennsylvania, and
Jno. Conness of California are each
pressed by their multitude Of friends.
r: For Postmaster General-Denni-
son, Greely and Allison are spoken
of. '- -F
For Attorney General, the present
incumbent will probably be retained.
But we find it difficult to write upon
a subject Of which we are uninform-
ed and therefore make period. 81
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-28
Pasture.

Dnring the season cattle and sheep pas
tured by the. month.
J.H ANDERSON,
Attorney at Law, and Real Estate A St
Jly91y =E:|5 8 !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

Sidewalk oneer Ksat walked oysr 20 %. gate "a b.:
iSs msS saw oosr Ken, Ss Jumped Of the the
street, Oaoer Kent said There goes very suspicious man "s
S SSni' scSd no .so the % hs
a s and I see @Ss, he Ss ro, or |SstSs sboa
bs until go even with bin then him to nos % .n
.ppd res time: GU The Sidewalk for assistance j.Petb s on
manded Of him to bold on and give account Of himself re p NJ
schire distance Of the did not knoek Din
down. brought him tot little that grabbed bold o. a sSo
with the The fall that caused that hart on bis bead n quo
he prisoner on tie other side from me, then pressed hands
to bis pockets he had revolver or other wespo1 asked D
sad he did caught told him hs bad got 70 60 70 the
me and the other ocSr for nearly length after
K ss BE % S' S Kent Go3 % nd shfG We
eeeded down B@Ort until to the corner MontoeOye
blow whistle Answered HIM and waited on that corner
prisoner sat down on soop tod Rou34sI.n Pierce that bad
before bim walked the oOp
sgd Officer Kent said 81 assistance any further as
With the Station House took hold ofhm and told h@
"a Going along the prisoner asked rs to take bold and held bm along
few MINUTES sgo no doubt on ny mind be was
g, had helped to arrest burglars esOte no showed the same
bln hazards being aboa The right hour for barsares to be com
believe that robbed house that intention IN arrest
ing S T sS.r,e spa s hour &. S he &
explanation Of himself "6sI; r.. b: ,o wa, ESTS S Ss
sanOu he said be going to iGboten 70 the steamers
town We came on down Saonoos aud be lay down 90 the
she officer bis uane &c Nhlcn ne
held light while Ocer Price wpng some blood on
bis TAR took charge Of the prisoner and went Ga
Post o'clock in the morning some o. he on
cells and made hat
sick aud groanngi vent H. ana oIeer l%n
aud myself entered CELL when We iound the prs
ore, living on the floor frobBg tho MOUTH called
Officer Perces attention to the be looked al hlmi ekeu
didn't think Doctor and be SAID ne houB
might; started for the doctors told the doctor there was man
Station House g. thought and that he had sSh Guy on us
and waited 10 the Station House until zoe doc
the looked the prisoner and said he though was
assisted the doctor helping TO turn the over ana ne con
odd that the would got the doctor sail no would Iema
better him medicines we Dousn1
the cell where be could get air. and as my assistance
needed went the next thing heard tbs man
had died.
The case Their given to the Jury at 81 o'clock M
and after being out IS minutes they returned Win the
following verdict:
That tho deceased Frederick bis death BY fracture
produced by blow from pcsmsn club the bands Of Officer John
Farrell.
Upon the rendition of the above verdict, Farrell WAS
ufaced under arrest and committed To the County
Jail to await the acton Of the Grand Jury, which meets
In October next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
MARINE DISASTERS.

The Atlantic Submarine Company'S steamer
Yankee arrived at this port at p m. yesterday from
Wilmington, Del, where che had towed the steamship
San JacintO recently ashore Body Island. Capt
Waters agent OF the Company reports the cargo landed
I'm fair order, and the ship leaking very little. The en-
CINE is damaged considerably OF the shafts being
broken she will be taken into dock at Wilmington aud
thoroughly overhauled.
The bark Amelia Cheering Of Baltimore, Capt. Heney
heuce for Antwerp sailed Aug 49, and anchored in the
Lower Bay in consequence OF the crew having refused 70
do duty the vessel being crank to go TO sea- she was
lowed 10 Quarantine, and while at anchor into
by the ship Jane southard carrying away the fore
mat close by the deck, and flying jibboom sprung
bowsprit and mainOpmast carrying away ali the head
gear.
An unknown bark, loaded with lumber, is reported
ashore at Bramfort Point. The Atlantic Submarine
WrCcMng Company have dispatched Capt. b. 7. Brown,
Agent OF the Company with the steamer Yankee TO her
assistance
The schooner Edward sade, Capt soper, from Bridge
port for this city, while of ThrOggs Point yesterday
colded with schooner Circle, Capt. Hulse from Connect
The Sade had her port side stove in. and
taken In by the steamtug Cornell and was towed 10
this city for repairs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
THE TURF.
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR.

The fourth annual Fair of the Orange County
Pleasure Grounds Association commenced at Mddotown
yesterday and will be continued to-day. The attendance
not large and tho greater proportion Of those pres
from abroad number Of noted horse fanclers
from this city on hand, and the venerable Capt
Isaiah Rynders acted Of the SPEEDY judges.
PREMIUMS FOR SHOW.
The forenoon was occupied by an inspection OF the
show classes The exhibition OF fine trottiDg stock was
creditable. The following are premiums awarded
Fire year OM StdltiOHs-First premum-R L. Gallo.
way slIappy Mandarin; sire HambleoniaD, dam, Prn-
cess Second premium-R. Terwiger's Ulster Handle
tonian; SIRE OLD HambetOnan, dam, Messenger Mare
-Four year old SiaIiOns-First premiun-JOhn l.. Woods
Knickerbocker; srel Hambetonan, dam, Patchen mare
(Only entryJ
Three year old SaHions-First premium-J. c. Wal
lng'H Squire Talmage sire Old Hambetouian dam. Bull
frog $40 premium; Jas. H. Nlkhans Prince, Sire Ham
betOnian, dam, Cardinal.
Dedr old SdliOHSGeOrge y. Bells Starlight; sire
MiidlctowI, dam American star. (Ony cntry)
BrO0d Mares aud Horse FO1ls.-Ftst premium, John T.
Woods bay mare aud colt sire, bIlckeEP oeker. dam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

consisted Of an application Of tho elementary principles
OF mechanics such as the paraeogam OF iorces 70 GER
tain theories regard the properties OF atoms snow
ing that this could be done without contradouhg Inoeo
other elementary principles embraced In the theoF Of
the lever The section was much exhausted Dy inc
paper OF Prof Norton and much remained 10 DC oeaeu
from the docket that Mr.. Busbee was cut very shor'
after only 20 minutes calculation OF the devious ways ana
curious freaks Of lightning, Of which be evidently had
great store OF anecdotes IT clear that unless science
embraces everything from the frncpla uo"h 10 tie
tale told by an idiot there must somewhere or Othef ne
distinction between the things which are science ana
the things which are not This distinction Is eVdehuy
drawn very low down by the gentleman WHO maze OUT
the programme OF the day for Section A.
Prof Farmers exhibition OF electrical apparatus was
in every way worthy the attention OF the Association;
but what are We to think OF persons being allowed 10
make an exhibition Of his own patent fire anhihliatol
and TO Introduce into crowded church machine
charged with carbOnic acid Gas to pressure OF nearly
900 pounds TO the square inchl This dangerous pro
cedre was very properly censured by Prof Henry the
Association might reasonably he expected 10, poSscoS
sufficient ncutencss not allow itself TO be made use OF
10 grind the axes of entcrpsng individuals VINO cannot
even claim the honor OF membership
Prof Van der Weyde exhibited his ingenious lnVcn
zion for fine transmission OF musical by electric ec
granb Great manifested in IT, ana much le
re EXPRESSED that the Professor had not mace arrange
ments to show IL In operation Prof MOTses paper tue
last one on the list is said TO have been very AMUSING
ihe Professor being humOrst OF high ORDER ana nav
ing the gift Of making admirable caIiCaturGs INC nusl
ness of the Association will be completed 10,
when the place OF meeting Will be appointed ana ocots
elected for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26


BRAN Wednesday afternoon the residence OF Msa Bach
lev rhs Brooklyn Randolph Brsht the Goth Of age
T.si.Oes Of 5 soSaW MsTca. Woods No. g FiS ave.
NewYOk City SATURDAY morning az 10 o'clock Tie remain. t
Jersey
CoLBY-on Tuesday Aug a. Mary widow Of John Colby the ss
TIE oVs AID es, oftle family a invited attend the uer.
from her late residence No i Boonest on Tharsaag afternoon
CRAM-At Stamford Conn Suuy 4s a. Major George Crea
Cram, 10 the 49h year Of ms age, , .-,.--. A,
Church Holy Communion SHhAVe. and TweHetLst
Thursday, Aug. &C. st3i o'clock p.
DW[GHT-On Tuesday Aug West Polnt New.YOrk An. H.
daughter the Rev and Eliza Dwight ssed 10 months
EETZ-At Morrua Wednesday the 18th inst, aer brief
Illness, Mans ~ wife Of John f. EntL g. -,
are respectfully invited the funeral services her late
dence further Friday the 2h list. at $50
Carriage. VIII be 20 attendance Mott Haven DspO! to meet the 9a
?, IN train from TwentysiEths 49,
GRAYDON-At Denver Colorado, Tuesday the 18th iast samael
The funeral services viii take place residence Rgsvood
cans viii Leave Z. loot d cism6e1s at $50 sSd 10 o'clock n ssi
returning a7 sgG -, a% o Carriages wi"
HUNT-suddenly bis residence wndham Coau Aug DO IS,
Chester Hunt ". d., sget 80 yesrs
MBRCEIEA BastoD Pa Tuesday Aug a. Daniel sereeIs
PaSs vii place Thursday Aug g. M O'clock .ts
residence
RAYMOND-A Danbury Aug Is Mr.. Sarah R,ymoud Of Noe
viii be Peach Lake Cemsry for iutermea
RAEDALLt Harlem on Wednesday evening Aug 2 LoeoEo RAa.
Notice offnsra in tomorrow papers
ST STEVE Tas Aug x 1862 Jsh, wife otAs lat. Samuel
H. Steyeus aged IS years
Notice ffuiera hereafter
UYDERHLLA Fsmagdale L. L. Ith day Aug IS Jacob Uadsr.
hill, In the s3d year Of his age
sncs Of b. sister Sarah T. Powell on 9Th day sS' a. 10
Oehek. and at Bshpsgs Westinghouse a, II o'clock
wILLIAMSoS-oa Tuesday, Aug a. DOW D. williamson aged %
Tie friends family requested s
resdsac No 2i Elopaee Brooklyn, Fddsy afternoon
O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.

BosToN, Aug. ga State Labor Reform
Convention composed of representatives OF the Working
men and Womens' organizations in Massachusetts, met
here this morning Christopher Goodwin was elected
President Mr. Davis OF NewYOrk presented series Of
resolutions In the form OF memorial to Congress ask
ing among other things the abolition of the Senate
ana the turning of the whole legislative
power 10 the House OF Representatives; and also
the alteration OF the Constitution that all
acts shall be submitted TO the people for their
consideration Mr.. Walker Of Alabama then addressed
the Convention. In the OF his remarks he denied
the people Of the South desired the importation OF
Chinese cOolle labor Committee on Resolutions was
appointed TO whom all resolutions TO be referred
Considerable discussion then tsOk place on n
motion TO form a Massachusetts Labor Union,
TO cooperate with the National Union, but
its further consideration postponed until tomorrow
In the evening Gen. West OF Mississippi addressed the
Convention the currency question, advising the adOp
ton of cooperative system, 80 that laborng men might
be masters Of their labor and enjoy all its profits
lie also advised Independent political action, having
faith what either Republican or Democratic erganza
Ons would do in the interests Of labor The Congress
then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
DoNEsTIC MARKETS


Ga, Aug 2-C0ttOn-Saes, bales receipts u bssA
% bales Of which New.
SAvASSAH Aug 2jCoonReceip,s % baes eKpaFts 70 blN
CHARLESTON, 2Cotton que stock sales bales Mnf
dlugs nOminy receipts exports coastwse, % bales
NiLsSGT0N Aug 25-Spnts Turpeaiue 4c ROsn steady a
81 G045 rs Crude Tupentne steady at 81 GS1 TE-NOtha<
doing
HEw.ORLEASs Aug 25-COtOn-No sales, reesipI 81 bales
Flour and unchanged Corn-MIed 95c White SIZE Oats
quiet; New. 6sc Old. 63a7oc Bran. sL Hay, s8 Pork
changed Bacon-c for Shoullers yl02c @ sides; cured
Hams 24dlS Lard frmsr Teroe 1 KegEe sgg aneh,1ged
unchanged Coffee unchanged Whisky hm Western Rect
aei 81 7.6Si % Gold 1871 Brchaoge-Sterlng, lE New
York Sight g. premium.
CHICAGO. Aug 2&Flour du Spring Ers IS S0a 81 Wheat
eaeri No lowers No 81 3U 81 81 IN the afternoon no To
active Aad Irregular held , 80 seller Augnsti 81 1i 3D. Seq
Corn firm No &c. 10 the afternoon No was firm al size,
seller &c. seller September Oats active and lover sses
4dii! cash Rye easier; sales 40 at 9 Barley quiet aud 0naei
IS for No Hghwioes quiet sDi nornsy lovers New -
Provisions active Pork steady at SO 20 cash. Lard Bomna 20
Isle Shoulders steady At ic Rough SIDES Shot Ribs. oia
l Hams 603tc Cattle active and trmer ~ 290 % ~ Joe
Fair Sc 20 for G0oito smooth Shipper Lave
SO 59 90 or Commons 50 5ld 80 IS fT Good
Choice Frsghs active and lower d5s on WHEAT 70 Bs s Re
eep-3GO -Four 20 Oo0 bnsh Wheat 06O bush Cora Dun
bush $500 bush RE $500 bush Barley $500 Hogs shipments
$500 bills Flour 40 busb Wheat 90 go bush Core 1904 husa
nata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE STATE
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

In pursuance of resolution passed by the
late state Temperance Convention at Saratoga, the Tx
ecutve Committee of that body convened yesterday ut
the rooms OF the National Temperance Society No Ia
Wiamst., IN this city. The following members were
present: The Hon. John o'Donnsll of Loweyille W. j.
Groo Of Mddletown, A ~ Locke OF Glenn Falls, and j.
" stearns, b, f. Hale. aud ii. s. McCalum of NewYork
City, The meeting called to order, and Mr. stearns
was appointed Chairman and Mr. McCallum Secretary.
p Hayes OF Rochester shosen member Of the State
Committee rice Frederick Starr, resigned resolution
was adopted providing that each member OF the State
Committee be authorized and directed TO secure the
organization OF County Assembly, Town. and Ward
Committees within his district where such Committees
have been already formed, and that the names of
such Committees be sent immediately the Secretary Of
this Committee I'm New.HOrS City Mcssrs Stearns Hale
and O'DOnncl chosen Committee 20 issue a circu-
lar of Instructions relation 10 the organization OF tho
state. fhe Committee waited gpVn She Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
TIRST 9ESSION.
THE SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

EIETH DAY-THE ORIGIN OF MENTAL AND MUS
CULAR FORCE-LIGHTNING RODS AND FIRE
Observation-Disclosures OF MUSICAL
AIRS BY TELEGRAPH.
SALEM Mass, Aug. 24-At the general ses-
sion this morning eight members were elected. A
number Of members have left for home and the papers
read IN the different sections to-day were, generally
speaking Of little interest The following titles
sEor1os AThe Spectral Bands HGrmOnics Of one or
ST: By Plsf T DER Wsds Ssg li A S GaG and
A'I as. P e S f5s By Sod BY P
%'og c EaIn ., Of Y On % RoS Ss6o1 me
Ie1sy Of gs produced b. the So|95'Sn Of o%9spg Gas and
nssbe Of Freezing PTes wsterPes in Salt Water BY Mr.
Forcs by PROF. George Barker Of Haven Toe Physical Theory
o. T s Tbenobes 10 Determine the Period Of solar Rotation
b. Mr. Pin Chase: Remarks % Rod, By NJ Jane;
APpsrs0 BY Mr. James Farmer Of Boston, On The audible Trans
; F9ss S Ssa Der %syds
Az Gb FRED HATE II. iIomooses ard General Structural rss
lions Of ss P By Prof Ey1 si B0Ss 3n 1s Sgs SDS
By Prof Theo On Of wa,bngton D. G. On the Relations Of the
Ss Of Sssiof VI ne Rs5 Of SewYoE Notices Of
ssBe Tertiary CrsaceOos Bhet BY Prot q Marsh Of
Esva'sn On the Relations Of the Re1IS5p6' hpEs
Bailey tie Geology Of SorthBa'iern America BY Pr0L T.
s.srIoS cea.oD Of Mar modified By ngat Heat
~ a M ~ va Haze Evidence Of hgh antiquity In the
Kjetksnm1ddeu Deposits Of New England BY Prot Morse
Prof Barkers paper was the most interesting OF the
uhy d6 sald tDat the ucIun Vi LoDB 1n"' az u'oi'
force accompanied by the oxidation OF the tissue whch
produces it, could not be accepted Careful expert
ments did not show any such oxidation Prof Barker
held that might Just reasonably look for oxidation
OF the piston Of steam engine Physical force did not
arise from the burning Of the muscles Certain II was
that when exerted ourselves gave of more car
bonic acid gas and the bsdy became heated Muscular
force only heat transformed into motion More heat
was expended than necessary to produce the motion,
potion being returned from friction In the way
1t had been demonstrated by very susceptible thermo-
electric pile, applied TO a certain spot the back OF the
head wheTe the skull Of unusual conductive power,
shat heat attendant the reception Of strong
Impression by the brain, system. DR.. LON
bard Of Boston had made this discovery Tho brain, like
the muscles simple instrument for the conversion
OF heat into notion
the Daoer Of Prof Norton o nordnate length. aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
POLITICAL.
TIE NEW REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

TIE NEW REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
AT a meeting of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, held at Fifth Avenue Hotel, yeser
day afternoon the following resolutions were passed.
and the subioined can was issued
Whra the last Republican Convention the following rssO
buttons adopted n
R That the representation the State Conventions o. the Re-
oubsp p u this State shsl be follows: flrs one
seae hon each Assembly District second additional delegate
so each Assemble Ushc every 1870 or fractional part OF Low
which shall he over 80 ubcan votes poed In such District th ap
nomeh upon the Presidential vote Of 1908 and every
1our thereafter 49,. , 49,, 80. 1871. Al,
r,d IN the calls Tor future Of the party 10 order the
representation the above basis
Therefore in pursuance OF said resolutions all electors
who supported the Republican candidates Grant aud Col
fax and all who support the Administration are re-
qucsted 70 select delegates 10 meet In State Convention
at Syracuse on the goth day Of September next AT Il
O'Clock m for the purpose of nominating candidates Tor
the several State offices be filed by election on the "a
day Of November next and to discharge such other du
ties az may dcvolve upon such Convention.
Tue several Republican Assembly Committees or Asso-
Citations are hereby directed to issue calls for the election
OF such delegates in their respective districts in accord
anoe with the following appOrt'onments;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.


THE MUTUAL GAMES IN WAsHiNGToN-C0N-
MISSIONER DELANO DEMANDS THE INCOME
TAX ON RECEIPTS.
Ever since the opening of the present ball
season there has been considerable talk concerning the
question NJ collecting an Internal Revenue tax the
receipts from admission the ball grounds but up to
Tuesday 10 denHe action had been taken by the revenue
officers On that day. IA TIE Mutual CLUB OF ms city
were about leaving Washington for Baltimore,
the President Mr. Widely was called upon Dy q deputy
Collector and tax per cent on me gross receipts at
the gates in the National and Olympic games e was ae
manded Tho subject led 70 prOtracleu uscusslon ne
tween the Internal Revenue officers ana te ahaEs,s
and directors OF the clubs, but the law 20 sets
forth it, re0urpments that all MI Wudey c9ud 90 was
To settle the matter the satisfaction OF MI DeMiOs
officer which ne did late Tuesday mght Inc lol9w-
ing is the section Of the law Of July 49, lSoi tha PROVIDES
for the collection OF the tax: . g.: =. ,..
C9 rdbsH Grtr enaed That sny Ieisa , , 81 b pO
ration th agent thereof owning VI
Of theateT. opera circus w 'ne'
public exhibition VI dramatic operate rrpe.tn.o'
ousnces musical entertainments, teas OF
sports shows which opened tie pnDhc Ot
including occasional concerts school exhibitions lectures "
Of shall he subject TO aud duty Of tNo ~
gross Of all receipts derived by such person uIn
from such representations, plays, Psil0I'l0 '
shows, musical performances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT YoNKEss.

The jury impanneled by Coroner Smith OF
Hastings to investigate the killing OF Jane Roberts, girl
about years Old who over by express train
on the Hudson River Railroad, rendered verdict cen
surfing the railroad company for not having agmen sta
toned at the road crossings in Yonkers also for running
the trains at such high rate of speed through that VII
lage IL stated before the jury that there were about
1000 persons leaving ana going board OF steamers az
the time OF the accident.