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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
PERSONAL.

Senator Patterson of New Hampshire, Sena-.
tor Spencer OF Alabama and Representative ONeill OF
Philadelphia left the city for Washington yesterday
The Hon. w. L. Price, NJ. p. Alderman
Dakin, BrachstOn Baker and ellison Holman OF London
John Fildes of Manchester and j. NJ Forbes OF Boston
are at the BrevOOrt House. 80 Senator HAIRS Ol
louisiana eIGoy. j. Gregory Smith Of Vermont the Hon
Galusha A. Grow and Congressman Mercur OF tenhsyI
vania the Hon r. D. Rice OF Maine, Judge Chas Deyens
ir Iof Massachusetts, Paymaster Cunnlnghan' y: o.
NAVY and VIM Mason OF Taunton, Mass are AT the flh
Avenue Hotel. == The Hon. A. D. White, President OF
Cornell University Judge Rush r. Sloane OF ONO Judge
Tbeo Miller of Hudson. n. " Gen. Henry Brigham OF
Philadelphia the Hon. T. f. Darlington or Oswego hiram
Sibey Rochester; the Hon. Henry Reyes, Vermont T. Is
blackstone and H. b. Norton OF Norwich, and j. MCCAIN
mon Philadelphia are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel; -
Tie Hon. David Chadwick, NJ T., and g. v GlDDs. In
gland are at the Clarendon Hotel - Senator stewart
of Nevada the Hon. A. II. Latin, NJ. c. Herkimer n y
Judge Robert Cochrane. White Plains, n u, ana !; y
savOry, Iowa. are at the Metropolitan Hotel - marx
Twain the humOrist and DIR. A NJ. Ring OF New-Bruns
wick are at the Westminster Hotel @= The Hon. D.
Hubley Ashton Washington Is at the Unionplace Hotel
- T. Palacios Minister of Guatemala In England Is
at the Everett House. Gen. A. j. Myer, u 3 A., is
at rho Hoffman House. - The Hon. l.. 7. Poland,
NJ c. Vermont; the Hon. 4. Williams Nassau, N ~ inc
Hon o. b. MattesOn, Utica, and Neal Dow OF IOrtmhd
are at the Aston House: - ExCongressmah Nd huDOeu
OF Coxsackie N Y, and tle Rev. W. C. Cooley MaSnih8'
ton are at the Coleman House. - Lieut. Col w B'
Irwin OF Indiana, Dr. Ashurst OF philadelphia, anu L.
Armstrong, Liverpool, are at the Newly OK Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02

nekinnng. Beautiful Long Place" Narragsnsett,
Smooth Water Place" Naumkeag Fish Place :" Mas
sachusetts, Much Mountain Place." Assanipi, ROCKY
Water" AssOwampamOck Stony Clear Place" Merit
mac, Swift River;" QuiDsigamond Long Water Lake
Place :" and Askug "Snake."
Two Partisan ladies, who lately received an
invitation visit Compegne supplied themselves before
starting with forty dresses AS the boxes necessary to
convey this amount Of female adornment would occupy
too much space In their apartments fresh are 10 be
sent down every morning. and those which have been
the preceding day will be removed. IL the ell
quette at COmpegne that dress shall not be worn Sec
ond time.
The Warden of prison near Freiburg, in
Germany while in charge Of number OF conyicts shot
himself with gun which he was carelessly handling.
The cOnvicts, far from attempting 10 escape, picked
up the Warden and the gun and carried them 10 the
guard house OF the prison. At Berne one OF the PRISON
guards became intoxicated and was assisted PACK 70 the
prison by those whom he placed to watch. There
honor among thevesl
The fishing season of 1869 is about over, and
The Gloucester Mass) Advertiser that 1t has proved
moderately successful one but the numerous losses.
together with the slim mackerel catch at the Bay, will
have tendency TO make the balance come on the wrong
aide OF the ledger In many instances STILL many OF the
feet have done WELL and the good trips. as general
thing Will offset the poor ones that most Of the firms
will not DC losers TO any great extent
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BOLD OUTRAGE IN wALI~sT.

The Ereming Post published the following
story Of robbery committed in wallst yesterday, but
about which the police OF the First Precinct and at head
quarters heard nothing late hour this morning 1t
probable that the assault and robbery may have been
witnessed by the individual who present at the sup
posttious arrest OF schaum, the alleged Newark muir
derer I'm Reddy she Blacksmths saloon on Tuesday
One OF the boys employed by Messrs. Stout Dckln-
son stock brokers' while delivering stocks this afternoon
was knocked down In Wallst., between Nassau-s and
broadway. The assault committed quickly, and the
thief escaped. The boy had with him securities ana
checks valued about $4,000 also bag OF gold contain
ing 5000 None OF the checks securities were taken,
and strange say only sO0 gold taken out OF the
bag OF 600 which only DC accounted Tor by the want
OF time Theboy az the time Of writing lies senseess at
tile office Of Stout Dickinson, No ~ Broadst II seems
almost incredible that such bold assault could have
been tied without the thief having been arrested
The messenger boy lay up to late hour this
afferuoon and the firm by which he was employed are
therefore unable obtain from him his version OF this
singular case IL thought By some that the boy was
Iured office drugged and robbed But this Is not
generally credited. so small Rn amount was taken
from bag BY others ii said that the boy tainted
and was afterward robbed while oAers think that he
was knocked down and that tue thief took only as much
gold from the no could readily seize The case is
one OF the most singular that has occurred IN Was IN
a long time The boy has q large swelling on his fore
head which can be accounted for either on the ground OF
having fallen or been struck with club or other heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
GENERAL NOTES.

In street in London is the following sign {:
"siessrs F. Eradcators OF Bugs to the Royal Family"
A theatrical manager in st. Petersburg is
arranging his stage monster piano Keyboard on
which his premiere danseuse will dance to the music Of
her feet.
The Rev. J. A. Bowden, L. d., in his book
on the wild animals aud birds Of prey of Norway speaks
q, lady whose lapdog was snached from her sleigh by
wolf while she was driving the outskirts of the town
OF Chrstlana.
The force of the waves striking against the
sot sandy shore OF Alameda County south OF San Anto
MIA CAL washes away every year strip OF the coast
varying from three to feet In width As land in
the loss entailed Is most serious.
The Red Stocking Baseball Club of Cincin-
natl has played In matches during the past season. In
various parts OF country The game played with the
lawmakers" on the 26th August IN which both sides
scored II runs the only one OF these matches when
this celebrated club did not Wlh'
DIR. Bernsie of Paris bleaches the ruddy
noses OF topers by means Of electricity He has recently
restored lady Of the highest rank TO happiness chang
ing her nose a blooming rose, into delicate NY ana
this ease s causing great sensation IN the selehl1o
world.
Boston proposes placing statue OF Coium-
bns I'm her Public Garden, and meeting has already
been held IN which the Italian VIceConsul spoke IN MS
giish by prominent BostOnans. $1,000 has already oeeh
subscribed.
In n steep rock, six miles south OF Dubuque,
IOWA an eccentric Engshman has excaVated dweling
7, has three rooms with seats couches fireplace hues
and all the convencnces carved IN the living rock The
oeeupan spends his time In studying botany ana ehto
rnoog HIS museu occupies one ROOM
Several boys while skating on Hoags Lake.
an Thanksgiving Day, broke through the Tee and one Of
,hem narrowly escaped drowning the boy that went
% the rescue fonnd the ice breaking under him, and he
IT, turn VIVA seized by third boy who also found the Ice
hreskiug under him. when fourth boy seized the last
one Inv The feet and dragged them all out together
An inventive Frenchman who witnessed the
Grant petroeum couhdgration ut Bordeaux, recently
suggests new mode OF harbor defense In case hostile
Acct shoud lombard port all that would he necessary
d be 10 pour several hundred barrels Of petroleum on
s water al ebb tide and light 10. Wooden ships would
h. burned, while on iron ships the crews would De
roasted"
.Dr. n. c. True publishes the following def
i,,,us Of Indian names Quabog, Great Wator" Win
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DIED.


AvBRgLL-saddeny Greenpoiut Tuesday Nov 49, M.rg,
Thomas AVer Aud daughter Of The late kober
Dodge, In the 34th Of her
relatives family invited attend the funeral
residence
Friday o'clock The remains will be Cypress Hs Cene
tery for intermeAt
DAY-Ou Wednesday Dee Bis late residence No. 43 West Thirty
thrdst, Samuel s. Day. IT,. aged IS yearI
family the Lodge
r. M Olive Branch Lodge No 81 Palestine Buempmens
f. aud Rxempt Fremens Association respect
nEera hacdOagaL BaPss Church.
Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock
DRNMARK-On Wednesday morning Dec Ehe short Illness Alex
ander Denmark In the SD OF his
The the members Of Acacia Lodge 317 ssf
respectfully invited attend bis funeral from bis
denee Friday. 81 at O'clock Hs
remains viii be taken to Greenwood for iuternent
PRAY-sudieny Sunday morning. Nov g. Isaac Pray In The Ssh
year Of bis
The friends OF family the members othe Press aud the literary
gansray respectfully invited attend bis fauea from
St. Auns Church. EghteeBhL Hhhaye Thursday al
O'Clock.
PROUDFT-on Tuesday svssus n. widow Ofhs late
Dr. James o. PrOudiL
Her funeral attended at her late re1Ree 79i Be
Broadway. Sunday. Dec. :. at o'clock p
sEARLRs-Dec Eleanor Lindsey Sea infant daughter Of Janss
L. and Elizabeth Lee Searlea
The Of tie family invited attend the funeral from the resi-
deuce parents No. 20 West ThrEinthS at o'clock this
afternoon.
VAN NUISR-suddenly Jsmesbug j. formerly Of New Bus
b. John LY MUSE. the 57th Of biz
WERKS-At Fourth day morning. the LIST Has
T. wife Of Daniel Weeks, in the 18th Of her
Eoucs Of funeral hereafter
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crNrP,r. SYNOD REFORMED CHURCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Last evenings SEES
sion Of the General Synod Of the Reformed Church
wholly taken up with the discussion OF the subject OF
liturgy, and the Same discussion was continued this
morning The previous question called for and pre-
vailed. division OF the substitute as containing TWO
distinct propositions called for. The Synod pro-
cepded 10 vote and the clause which prohibits the OPP
tonal use OF either liturgy except by vote OF the con-
gregation was lost by vote Of 81 yeas TO lo1 nays
inc down OF two lturgies TO the Chassis
for approval dsapprOya was also defeated by vote
~ "a yeas 10 lO5 nays The original report then
adopted by a vote OF III yeas to 50 nays Thus this ve1ed
Western order of Worship and placing 1t In the same
poston with the Eastern which received such permits
sIon three wears ago. until such time the Church may
be prepared to make proper decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
MUSIC.
FNGIIsH OPERA.
As5OCIaLIO


Last night WAS assigned for the debut in
New-York Of Miss Blanche Ellerman young LADY VINO
had been brought over from England to take leading
soprano roles in Mrs. Caroline RichngsBernards com
pany The opera chosen was Martha" At the end Of
the overture however, an apology was offered for a
change OF cast The audience informed that at the
tcate TO the effect that unable to sing and In
consequence Of this unaccountable indsposon," Mrs
Richings would take the part of Martha. The
language Of the gentleman who appeared in the char
acter Of apologist indicative Of trouble behind the
scenes and we understand that Miss Elermans debut
Is indefinitely postponed-say TO the Greek Kalends or
somewhere along there The audience had no particular
reason last night to regret the change OF programme
except in so far as it may have baked their curiosity
for the performance was an excellent full OF fun ana
spirit and distinguished by very good singing MI
and Mrs Brookhouse Bowler and Mr. Drayton, were all
in the cast. Tonight, Mariana" is announced
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr.. Henry DraytOn will take benefit at the
Grand Opera.HOuse tomorrow evening appearing hS
MephiSt0phetes in Faust"
The cast of "Lucrezia tomorrow night at
the Academy Of Music includes Madame BIOL W bliss
On Saturday Miss Kellogg Will appear at the matinee III
La SOnnambua."
Madame Parepa- Rosa writes from Chicago to
The London Era cOntradicng report in the New 1orK
oorrespOndenCe OF that journal that her Engsh opera
company had been dsbanded after rather
season 1t is difficult understand how such perfectly
gratutOus alsehOOd should have obtained currency put
we are not much surprised at anything we ma IN the
NewNork correspondence or me Ira Inc last IottoI
for instance, contains ,Ioio in
Iucia di LammermoOrl" Lucia has not been sung
this season. but Linda has, and ROnconfs Anto0 III
the latter opera is one Of the finest pieces Of d0o "ok
nj q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02


MKrPHn Dec iCottoh taer aud held 2ic receipts liza
bales; exports Oats ssGeSe Flour stssa,
IOUIsyLIK lCOitou good Ordinary
Family IS 23 Wheat firm aud unchanged Corn At sc
steady bhd4 and old 81 for AMI 80 90
f3 50 for good Leaf Provisions quet Mess Pork 81 Bscop-
Clear Rio Sides l6i Clear Sides l6.c Land, l9G Wh'kJ hrw
free. 81. 49,. 80.
sales 500 bAs receipts 10 2 bales exports coasts -
and 900 bales TO Liverpool Flour - for Supervise 81
EIA $3.50 Is or Double Extra Corn-whi;e 81 IA
Bran l2ld IS Hay. s3L New Mess Pork s1y 10
WHISKY i2l Other articles unchanged Cold 21 Sterling
Exchange 1926 Ees-York Sight Exchange, par. Az, =,
MILWAUKEE, iFour unchanged Wheat seady az 9te los
8alc Ale for No Corn anehabss
Dressed Hogs am AZ 81 " ResPts-zVoV Do" fo4 WV
OsvEGo Dec LFour steady and unehang.d sales OF h
81 for Double Extra Wheat firm and quiet; 200 bush No
Mwsuke Club at 90 Corn steady; sales lots at 81 "a
Barley nOminsy unehaHged sales Up Lake Canada at 04d %
Bay oqn 81 20 Rye and Peas quiet Corn Meal e. per CT
dugs S2dS33 per Railroad FeghsFlosr to Boston, ~ 70
NswYof &c., to Albany 7ac Lake ImPoHs-Gi6oO bush whess
ALsasr Dee -Por Wheat there rather an increased iuqu
may quoted Nos and White Michigan ssd
state at 81 asa 80 and Dehl at goa 81 Is the latter for ehes.
their prices 81 H. which bnyers refused 10
subsequently Of 1850 bush made at 81 H. at which the
State CSC 10 for Rejected and Nos aad
l84 81 25 aud Canada West AZ 1901 a6
CHARLEsroS Lection closed dic beteri sales Of SO
bales Mdsgs 2ta2ei receipts 1888 bales exports TO Grs.,
Britain. l,3O5 bales cOss1wise 2ll bales .- ,o.,,
100 baesi sales 200 baes Low bddss Rdl
MOBILE Ala Dec 1Cotton In good demand closing a. the
outside 6gures $500 bales yesterdays Mddng 1t9
FAC receipts. 500 bales; exports FOL bales
Lection buoEaB and AdTaneins
O57 bales receipts. l40 bales Middings 23tc
Ga Dec Coon closed 6rm With an upward ndesyt
recep bales EXPORTS 637 bales sales go bales Mig Ie
WLMSGros n O. Dee Spirits Iafpentns Gan a. t Al s
Tar steady 81 U.s. Cotton hmer at 2i d25ie for hddi8s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
IIrsTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.

Coroner Whtehill held an inquest, last even
ing al Justice Voorhees, CourtRoom in Williausburgh
in the case Of Robert Muir, who Vas shot by Ihoms
Laagan, officer of the Forty fifth Precinct foice on
Tuesday morning. Muir having attempted 10 shoo' Tue
officer while in the discharge Of his duty The wItessT
who testified in the last evening were l.oDelt
y Mary Davidson. Mary i. Maybe, and Ihomas tcts
whose statements not different from try rem
reported IN THE TRIBUNE Wednesday Inc JuiJ . or
red the following verdict: 1--WE find hat hopeT r. H
10 his death by pistol shot fired by OceI @
Laugau while the discharge Of ns duty ana Wiz o S
life was IN peril; and we hereby c1Ouerato 'uo UNIV"
FROM AL hanlA IA the matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
THE Nrw.oRIFANs SUGAR FRAUDS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 1.-The second of the
Courtourie Classon and Aves sugar fraud cases was
disposed Of today before the United States Court
verdict for the Government was given, and the sugar
amountiDg 10 2O9 bogsheads aud valued at $4,000 was
condemned. II was the cargo OF the schooner Z. H.
Kennedy which arrived during Perry Fullers Admins
ration and was 10000 pounds under weight. Deputy
Collector Herwg states that this was the weakest chSo
on the part Of the Government. Another, lhVOINmB
4 qoo horee wi be tried Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02

brought into this port Among the very recent develop
ments is heavy fraud said have been committed by
means OF false invoices and fraudulent entries OF
expensive dress goods in which discrepancy OF $4,000
appears and OF the parties TO this piece OF rascay
reported have In the face OF such state
things finally the authorities cannot be too swift in
bringing the offenders 10 punishment without fear, COM
promise, favor Possibly mode OF dOlDg the public
business can devised by which some advantage
not be taken OF the Government but the punishment OF
the thief who takes the chances and caught should DO
certain aud severe as to made dishonesty extremely
dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
ALABAMA.

4 COLOEUD MAN ELECTED ENGRosSING CLERK
OF THE HOUSE.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. LIN the House
to-day colored man was elected Engrossng Clerk. The
Democrats voted for him against white man. large
number of bills reported from Committees. bill
passed to make perjury to falsely take the oath OF
Office In the Senate the bill TO incorporate the Southe
States Telegraph Company ordered 70 third read
ing The cly election takes place next Monday. IL Is
the fret The registration VIII be finished to-
morrow. About equal number OF blacks and whites
registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
BuLIARD TOURNAMENT.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. lat the billiard tour
nament this afternoon Grunkemeyer made 800 averag
ing 10 54s and Cherry AL averaging SAB AT the e1
hibon Foley Of Chicago made 800 to sosson's 215 Fo
lev averaged IS 49, and SossOn 10 sS IN the evening
williamson made 5OO aud Caspar ATS. william sou saver
age was IL 342 and Caspar's IL 1872 Az the
foley made 800 averaging I6t ana SiOsson 2l
II 1918 The decisive game IS IN progress pet"oo" VIZ
llumann and GrnnkemeVHr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
GARRoTINa REVIVED.

While Robert Fielding was on his way home
TO No Jas East Fory-hrsSt' last eVehihs anu ~hFn III
III, tret near Firstaye., he was by two thieves
Ono NJ them seized him. and placed arm around his
% IN preyent an outcry and the other cut his pocket
,icb contaned &c. with which they made their escape
II il some time now since vi saggOtnS has Decnre
puxtcd W the p0hoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
TIE LIBERAL CLUB.


At the meeting of the Liberal Club last night,
letters were read from Prof Roessler IT, Geologs and
Chas Lanman author OF the Dictionary OF Congress- aud
American Correspondent OF The London AheneHm Prof
Roessers communication in reference to the recent
discovery Of tin in California and was in substance as
follows: 49, 49, A.,
WAsHiSGrON, Nov. 81 1862
Trustworthy information has been furnished ths once o. the
workable JacintoSan Bernsdo Coz Ca Inc
ss, oysr United States made BY Dr. Ch9s l.
Jackson Boston while engaged geological survey OF Nswsmp
bro early OF gold mnag the metal was discovered
In the IemeG range mountains California Inc " discovery
M ONLY one given promise Of valuable yield no. led 20 20
GOOD result until Spring Of 1863 when company was organized
purebae 80 oahd which 81 Lodges Of tin were known
EIperts Cornwall engaged aud last reports show
s thew have shafts OF 100 feet each and have run tunnels
- depos found be from 10 IL feet vide aud
produce ore whrh Yields from to 80 per cent At the syeah Indus
| Fs Francisco the Company exhibited several
cLs the ore metallic 'n extracted from the ore specimen
sheet n rolled at the miue and also collection 0in ware
The metal is OF 9s-lO0 Of The supply 10 DO
-
Can't C. b. Dahgren, u $. N, son OF the Admlral Dr.
Kapska IT, g. Consul TO Bucharest; j. Wilson Mcdonald
the artist; Chas Lanman, the author aud Jas h. Nun
son editor OF The Topographic AdUOcde An interest
ing discussion the beat means OF preventing frauds at
elections opened by d. T. Lyddy OF The iSh hePHo
TO- who was followed by other members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
HON JAMES E. YEATMAN-THE LINCOLN MoNU.
MENT.

A colossal bronze statue OF the lion. james Il
Yeatman, President Of the western sanitary
-, ,,i,I ,nor ,be Iincoln monument, in accordance
with recent resolution OF the Assoeato Tue Sost
be about 10000 The Government gives tue net ol az
statues vhieh will adorn the mOnument. tneeth2 OF
business men was held IN st. Louis last Sautuay 10 rae
tie rpnn,rcd amount. One thousand dollars was SUD
scrbed within a few moments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
LOCAL POLITICS.
NOMINATIONS.


ReDubEcdn-XIIIth AldeTmanic District,
Charles s. Spencer for Alderman XGth Adermanic Dis
trct James NJ Cross for Alderman, Charles G. Pnckney
for Assistant Alderman X&th Aldermanio District,
James Coulter for Police Justice, Joha A Stemmer
FOR Civil Justice James Cunningham for Alderman, VIM
A Jueh for Assistant Alderman, Weeks W. Coulter for
School Trustee. TdHlmdng-Xlth Aldermanie District,
Patrick Mcdonald for Assistant Alderman XIXth Alder
manic District David S. Jackson, jr., for Alderman,
Bartholomew Mcdonald for Assistant Alderman.
Democratic UatOn (WdterbuyH)-X Aldermanic Dis
trct, Barley DOnahue for Alderman; XIXth AdeTmano
District, Janus CUdpp for Assistant Alderman; X&Ild
Ward School District Patrick 0oldng for ehOO Trustee
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Through the divisions of the Democrats in
the XXth AGcrmanic District the taxpayers and all
good citzrus ina favor Of honesty Office have excel
lent chance 10 elect Alderman. To meet the emer-
gency the regular Republican organization have nomi-
mated Henry ]. Leland-a citizen who never held a
political Office M his life and who has earned his living by
carrying "a respectable business for over twelve years
past In the Ward be aspres 10 represent He IL honest
Intelligent ana possesses all the requirements 10 make
good representative. We understand that Mr.. Cunning
ham, tile casl-On TammSny Hall candidate claims TO
have the nomination from branch Of the Republ-
II such should be the we doubt whether the
nomination Wiu do him much good az no honest, we'll
meaning Republican will vote for "A TammaDy rlDg man
IA preference to Mr.. Leland, who Is Republican, and
who eau be elected II his party vote straight
LOngshoremen's Union No. 2 met last even
ting, The corner OF New-BOwery and James-st ana
nominated JIines Collins for Alderman and john Can
mon for Assistant Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
JEALOUSY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER IN NEWARK

Michael Waldman, young married man, re-
siding at No II Walst, Newark held for trial by
Justice Mills Yesterday upon n charge OF attempted
murder He is said to have made two attempts 10 SHOOT
his wife for alleged intdelity HIS suspicious nuso
aroused by the statements OF some drunken ConpaoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02
MASSACHUSETTS.
MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.

MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.
Boston. Dec thames G. Forsyth has been
renomlnaicd Mayor of Chelsea, irrespective Of party
The Republicans OF NewburypoTt have nominated Rob
ert Couch. q retired shp-master for Mayor.
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probation. These officers have worked faithluy anu
honestly, and to them may be attributed IN greaI
ure the success OF the Association / never hnon
benevolent enterprise that has effected more rs HIu
made fewer mistakes. There IS but snian @
OF the Police force that will refuse 10 pay - cehs anu
think the great majority will be pleased win ts oppI
tunity OF testfyng their approval OF inc coho" 0
Association. " o. d W.