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, 1869-12-20
Skafe4.

Skates.
Skaters Will be glad TO learn that they eau ttts
season kecure really nrst-ca ass erale Tot mod.
ttste price MetErt. Hubbard, 1Ierr1ck i Co. the
xt:Ektoxn hardware dealers, have u splendid
and ost rar,ed stock OF all kinda OF the pest
states to sutt nil purchasers At different pric&As
Trey Keep the best New York Club States No,
1ES Randolph street -
, 1869-12-20

tfaIT-et.. PHILADELPHIA " -
GKtTS NAHTE1-SAMPLK FNEE-SKyD
~ .ax ctntB pstsse will raa ity+ tke fasi-t
ceiling eert article III the world. xns1 cxtxIsu ri Il
Block. ''>' -
A GEHTS WANTED-sMAL co, 8. SOUTH
IAlstedF Chtcaso- keep the fastret rtEtns aT;i-
efe f1fsnf. md FnAFanfrc mAIr Aod fem 4e sfen.s
I;rErr Htohss than any othrr in Anrscs Sa-
, 1869-12-20
Report OF thc Ronrd of Managers Of
tnr National SoldicrA' Asylum.
Tashis.9,on [Dte. - Dt74teh 10 the ytu rvyk


uer7ta.
The Board Of Managers Of the Satioaa1 As5luu
tor Dsabtsl Volunteer Soldiers met at the oflce
OF lie Surgeon GenctaI In this cttv To-day. There
we're prtfett: Major General Il. F. Butltr 81 sjor
General Hil iam BelEpap. Secretary Of War: Jay
Hnsn 4s,nT Gtnss1 J. D. aazssdae Judge
det, Levi: u Onlcks1, Dr., Z q. Walcots, and
Governor Frederick SIttn- The sunual reports
wsre ,sas ana s"owea that nearly 800 disable,
= te;io.: 1n aoes cesra' 'e asylum, }sal nsai
sssea sae en- Sa Aasss; s Il. e: g. :: sa''ssa IL
NJ rthx estern Branch, near M'lNaazcr, Wts. <ss:
n the lenlt,l.an,a Braach, lear Pnitadelputs.
10: II the Snw Je1eey soiaiers' Home, 3H; ii
othTt local = yinuH loa: BY oatdoor RELIEF given
having fan.tha, 1c9. Many Interesting details
we're reported u 1nc uco:e du1nber 50 cared
ior IL e,ed "urtta iar 'ear-neary one hlf ot
italth CT psrratel Ia knc asJl1m scnoo ! Au,t
fop' 10 support thcnse,ye., were noaora.
o.. nM dl.ehsrseo. one hannred aud e.s .,y-t1o he
sll The rttt 10 re volunteer service Tncf dlsa
s,''t: less ot hotn arms. .; los Of bo;h isrs.
s;, os n,,5d .; o1e .zS; ST. o.s ?. one lts.
otter would, l.tsl; rcate,! il no..
:, t,'si LIS LIS !. Is sras'fytns d note Inst
there Is not 1 stEe'e case OF epidemic Or m.isr.
nrs ti1'ta:e. showtEe the ncsthfn,nelE Of The ioct
teons en. seleetea for these a*:utrs or ms whole
eeASAsG 4s&x5 HE 14tlFE D0tp. tU1
- &c arT1ed With a:se% or n4tnos cajldren
lNipE The largest number from any State ie2O
cane INN New rotk: prtns,l lvauta Haa 81. Mss.
sseEo.etfs ltS, and about tue rtopoEtiouate p1u.
hts frsE Ill the other Northern SatsA The
feRu!xf Ak1l4ub Att nov completed and Iii u1e.
u The I! Epora! hon es will be Al once If.ueIer-
red TIE ooArd adopted uuHrimously q freolu.
litn OF thanks u the Ttast<t. Of the Pntade}phIa
soldlsFs' Home for rAlu ;hle sia given 10 caring
for oTer 1.u0 rIeu Temporarily while the bui!f
fncs OF the National Asssnm we're being COZ.
kInctsa. Aarh Other nuAlress 1as done Tia
beard will PROBABLY he in sessiou for several days
, 1869-12-20

o~ 'H4Ns ~ AEta"FNtt e-sN4 k4A4A4
l. Ii 70. you TO say whether, In II. light Of tai,
DE- t1r'tleu ot one q the es.easa1 'leaea1s Of Iat
crime Of mn1tler. those engaged In bis. or INDEED
III either OF lbe cases that otcorei here, Rze
gully OF this high crime. shall bot state facE
Men az ss.s 10 iesisn ~ sae w,ex ea.s
At .csst. II tttre euRsgea IN It were e lrs OF uar
der, Then II has come TO psss that manE. and
m, 'ey e.s :ss .oa Ra''s u ae et ss ne res
sou d not MI have advised or taken part ii
The ,1aEtactloGs that .e.i 70 hts tessh, ATE YET
s.nra' h'z+ n With n,ufderrrr, and peses woal,l
Ncnd coL4,eo them for t1sg,e ho:r 10 PRISON.
Whie We ftEEe3 fost sueh acts arc connit1ed,
community, asra,ed b. the coumitEon Of tna
n,fhsa: crimes, aud nbcer Ihe Temporary excite
cit. Il ets cccaslooed bE Il break the law BY TO-
ne, H't hsve % %. a.ua1!s sa 1sa ta paasaea
acts .re cot regarded q ,he dictates q
rtnkubef the caae that oc-urfrd tome twelve
AGO, IL oLe OF the Erat tett ed and most CO.
lsbseltd seetoIs Of toe ssase-!a The taaoiy OF
Ruck-wnt1e, esee after II = Ao1 cons1cttoo. with
ceHsErs that pan'shncLs IN tie feni.ent.ary
wAA 10 follow, ttt nu nuEurrer VIA tAtec trnnu the
oa.a, ot;ne o;11eesA on tae ~ rom sas eoas:.
i6o+e engaged. from The steps OF The Coart
nouse. And endeavor'1g to dlsSnade Them
..1 s.n0,ru we nm to aaa Gse ,ne y
qoetted pal's Of rcpu'ous d'J-tn rae pres
crce Ct hui dteit OF scec.Attr3-ta Z HAaLef Is
shoe1iE IS tta1 which oc,:urted IN our o~n
suttta TRts ~As long alter !ae musdef: not tn
inH tunult ana exc1stDtns attending It I aru In
sufued thst no IL dsc.ueat fo!lo~ed The peo2ie
where It occurred 1ete Eos: American botn.
4 sin liar c2so has HoFt recently occurred In
Washington, IN Ozaukeo County. where large
ns1ot1y OF the people ~efe foreign boFD, aud
entertain different political v1eWs frpm 4
EhJofry OF tno%c whtst the tttt occurred,
utn *:mtAs rr4uits- When waole CON pu-
Iitstt. or larSs atet1ons Of the SsAte, htrak out
II thia nAt Fer. and for = Ike cknse. elLnef
engage tr, OF sppfuve the Ac'. II IL impossible TO
rxaAfn them - criminals, ind utterly tnpE1cta-
cAoe TO pul t-h them ~ auen- The remedy lies
Iot IN this dreC:ioa- 1t muSt be reached By N
arrtsl 10 tie rtasona and co1sctenoes OF eallghI-
tntd n'nds. Thn, aud calm reflection VIII
utua!l1 prevett I fecuI1eaee Of ssch tE1ugulAs-
rie1-
Let 10 one, ready 70 criticize aod condemn
wbst say, ch1rpe nc WITH ja.ufJipg iJnca tA1.
No uAn 1benrs F7,ch stoEscc ce moro tn%n do II
I An A.ked, II It eserJ lusutzhle, under any pos-
s!tle ctrc1us:aIee: ! mass answeE s1ou
a man and = csiis<a; must ms1a
.oEa nc mot. loot lor the recfess Of xronzs and
tae protection Of rights AZ Imperfect ~ taeJ
\ ~ be-and u nAs Be thek e1ecat1qn-heze IL
far MnFe 1afetJ ID them to u dlT;duAf8 and 70 -
etey than There Il to ohiAxfol acts OF violence.
II ftfn1 na arc Docaak1xT TO eecufe Krez@sE eet-
tA'pty N Bcse7Ity IL toe CONVICTION Asd panisa-
reLL CT great cf1tntunA- N1a, = ht1e taes vi1lAse
Al laws, human and dlr1ne4 Ia ifa couu.Aslo1 Of
, 1869-12-20
CouAumpf4ve.--yytIbor.s

To the CouAumrf4vev--Ut
Compound uf Cod Lser Oh and Ilue. ~,snnp1
Possessing the verg nsusea1ng ravor Of the astcIe
A. oetesotore used, Is endowed by the phosphate Of
OF dout " et1eaciouA Remarkable tesauontals
o. IL et1casJ can hs e1h,olied &. tho,e who de-
u, No 16s Court Greet, Ho.ton, aad By dyuEEts:s
, 1869-12-20

IA On the lsrts fer to-day at No. 1os Wabash Ar-
tnne, where Magnificent stock O. choice Cali
foIhta wines IA 10 be opeted 10 The public. A
EuUptrurs lut ch vii be aeIved to y;kllnrs. and a
IsEtral a1tcaAacce Of al iorers OF tne pure Wines
frS ti..N
, 1869-12-20

nlv0RGEs-wA wASTKD-ruosr INrRR9STRn
- % kEow that dtt0EecH axe leg lily ohtAinet WITH
1tf =! !nsit5. NJ 1t N ~ s1pen4e He fee unle.s
the p. U. BIZ adve.tssed tst the p,s: ais 5sasr.
n1ynKuEs-1sY YOU Want LKGAL DIv0Ra'x
al. IL H!a :hi ss y * sn
I1ARTiks WHO HAVE BECOME LARl;KfY IN.
4 waived IN uctT lusces.. &c III nd sptedy relief
u sfift1G their care. Addsess Enx 45;-
WAkTKD-HIGHLY IMPORTANT 70 EvRE:
I11yI;Ao asrnt wanted n eve'y c.unty tu Il"
tsEht IN every houscterrcr Il snl.I r.r,a4r tit
nser. wcashEnk nr liz ponnds l,. dts il the ,.. u
ps hanaf1 n s, n, IT. Tr .1s II ,ntd Whist sc1 ea
top II barns with dow ard draft nh rs.uotny
,sfl y seei = ths:; e.. Il x4 hli. 5Foi
IT any article lovrnted Ktsii prize rnly ai;aA
will es~ fGr IT, II IN Two VERY. IN thc saving II incl
nlont. Yea have nn <nokt In the any kind ri
fn.' ean te n.e,' ThoH,ands being lid reh week
ana eny tsttE fn*n With f34lt eApft.l Gear
unisra Slater. r1crr III fItunc ID esnttolas
|. ~"ths y.r .t.-ftrn The, a.e hciur Ta,,,fart.:s
!ArfE!y IN lf'te4Iutrh Gall on. cr adJFey+ F. NJ
CLARK lss 1t Ate IL. Chicago. i'll r. u. I~x IT,
" ANTYD-1N nEY FOR CASH LAntEs,4SD
Eent.t mrr's eas:nH rlrttl1f Ey zentfu Ic::e7
el2%rE. S-
1TArTFn-TO BUY FOR Dash. sY.t)xD-
hanh furniture. eAr-ts. tt-veA. a.h ciIir,- dx-
f'feL APPLY to II. A. Ch PIN. ls5 Santa Il.sk Il.
WAS1 En--ALL KINDS DF 0tD BRDkES.
~ A!sn Fnrd Wn,thrs, j-wrlFy, old rrl4 -vtf ps+~
rev.lEtrs and n iii. II es-~la High rt,re rAtt ia
eAAh As Is "A h1 i-t1l'S. las St.test.
VASTEn-krERTBDD TO KNOW Tupy
ran p1frhAsA f'Strnn rrt oats, iArkrf- r.rs-
snt1ts -. At .net. prr--. wE..-.le snd rcs ILL., b.
IL Ahd IL kIAiknE q. ~
, 1869-12-20
DIED,

REDADSp-In this ctr. on tie l&.a tnst Ars
Gathtstne hedAcnd. v Ne Il 1hlnAa Ke.inoud ated
1Feaft.
ocIrtk
n ses York and sew JerreJ .arers p,e..s copy.
AHERS-ln this city. pcetnber Is Geo. z. Ahesa
.f.rcr.l se.yiers At No. 81 Nsehisao 4, =. unan,
Xspdxy,
, 1869-12-20
St!rEVRtVK COURT,

IAE LUTHERAN EHLfNN CAfH-
Iver LAWSON Ct As-, al Trustees OF the Sor-
VIZ 81 Evangelical Lutheran Church. =. Lssgus
kolb+ nten ct ais This Has the church contro-
r.r-y to iced rer tcnssly . week siLce, WHERE. IL
COZ te9uerCe of rortest {by rt 4s0n OF chacRcs OF
s,npo} te:Eren srcederS ana The reth.nefs OF The
old :, nodc4l tiss The latter ca:oe II 10 prosecute
their cain foz ,he cha1ch property. Tne Court
:htu decided that lne conp.anants, never
nav!rg had the legal lille, tie! could no; sue
al T1usttes. but enGRested thai, perhaps.
the blu night BE- 80 amended .ha, toe suit ulHni
be martsinel a. oy parties haSlae private rlRhts
10 he scented by a Partition Tue case c1ne uu
sgsin on Saturday on this question OF the night
to AmeIG- TIE SOLICITORS for compla.nauts DID
not now seek 10 auerd, but allowed oecret. to &C
10 dit miss The bill, ss pfes1ouslJ reported would
be tore, Pstteir1g 70 carry the cause up htRnel
IN the pye8tn. record. Decree entered ulhmtss.
.DG ILL., .-
NEW SUITS
Ezekiel Morlton '. The Republic Insurance
Company OF Chicago Assumpslt Dcmahd
Il, o0l.
sane Y. Tic Aferchantn' Insu1anca Company
Of Chleagn. AttuutFstf- Demand. 5000.
Same '. Commercial Insurance Com p1uy OF Chi.
chko- As.4inrsit. DeTuand, Ss+0o0.
>amc Y. NAtionAi Iu4urAnce Company OF Chica-
10. A1Auup1It demand, r, eco.
, 1869-12-20
hn,fl PtESnkhlS.
SNkRN4N HOUSE.

Amoo- the a11tsals It the Sherman HouIe. res
terdsy, y ere tne 70 lowing: B. r. AJres George
j. F.en-r. Wm T. Anderton. 7. .. Foster. Boston !;
Edssr 81. Sn!tn, J. Tee, T. vnit, J. l. JONES'
, 1869-12-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALw
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.

AGESTs .~AN1Rp-sa 4 DAT 70 HA1R
:9d ;:Ra,t sscrt. IT to 4 4t,c5ast he HCcKPHs ~
,oth .d... aae h. tht 5nly tIt!FNStDSHTTtLE
MMACtliNF M tolt n the Cn-d >;.ts fHt lrtf thAa aA
AL HpnSfI arc tn9Tih&eIt-ntA, and tE+ RELIEF AaA rr1
ste hstts " pIn.eeuticn -Hd lmpr,-1ll.neut O7;et
iEsG Adtfexs II. H. HENDERSOS s CO.. Cl.yr
, 1869-12-20

PlMplc~ removed nud skin made
smooth BY ustnR Juniper fhr Soap, manufactuf.d
b, caxxe!l, HAzari Co, New York.
, 1869-12-20
BOARDING AND LODGING.

(. ASn e FI.pRlaGP: :COCRT-p -pLEaxASr Frn
~ t1.hrd -td nrfArnt.ed .ritcs aid s;uxs tv,;2y.
H.'h ~ without to.:a--tIss-eIass-
tlN AND - WEST NAnISnS.ar-TO KyyT
slv III tS.Ei. iTze froat -.,tI. With cust .uft,
tt 10. E se ~ =: Sa seek: Al.o stu alirr
r,osas. -: day iHrAri. -.
I s).l AMP is5 wvsr MADISON N-sr.-CuMFpr-
~ reis,. vel ta.ueh.l rt-4rt. tr,,sI: altn
ateise Of 1r:',f- Nay h'1sdesd sees st1in II .ttd-
1fp WEST wAsMISt;rUN.sr,-THR SIN.
-4-ED t:r ktnttrI..1 r.4h .lt in well tu7al.b4d
fo'nf. ~tth l. ssf. Tent. ID III! = &c: Wtex.
c1f OHInsT., RItCks From CI4HE-
-1f T. bt'dfc-fn yunt with i.,a5d, = tars. fr mt
mo NJ tfu,ll ioJc7, 1ul uaa- Of t..>url
rfsr AND ees VEST RAN DNi.PIi-3T. SJ,,rE
nv q sooEt fIa.hcd or uus4rul+hed~ Ai.I =
txllor 10 Eeas n it'll beard
1NAGLK HOTEs- C0RvKR OF l:ASat avn
~ kInzit-sts.. At Northwestern tIepHt-t;ooi lr.rJ
1na r!sas.nt !S?nA suitable fur Afew :ip<up poasrss
NATIONAL HOrEl-oSK SQUARE, wRsror
- loaft houst-Hrdroon and r.1Inr on fttvt tlnnr:
With Or Wtthout ho.rt fur eAdIt+ OF eeai;.meu Dar
boafd. u PER week. bodt. 70 eeata
7,HOsR WISHING BOARD ny T1iK DAY or
- rfgk Flu co veil to call II l9 u.1-s:, curz es
w EST s1bF, oNK RtOck ii RON MADISON
~ N eMs-fwo ar~;y-turui4hrdt or,1 wish rxcel.
knk bva!t for i rrtf1-rIsn aud wue. Tefue Als pes
week r, Frshaae pffer. Te-
, 1869-12-20
FINANCIAL.

sa4 sfAte o1de5s purrhased BY 4, r WING t.H
. Nashtng gtoost. Roona md wv
SR mn TO LOAN FOR SHORT Yt1R -
NAbaAh ~, +. q, BqI @.A 'N*" -nA6s ~
, 1869-12-20
MACHISERT.

m8QE1lN LII,
FOR sALF-FEu1sFs, PORTABLE, STATION
afy. boi+tos and maEtne. to y hortr Pays TIP
Hammer; tcrstaans .elsa Burr Stone Nf{s: sIta
1azfshirE Eueines- h. u. AAhS, ~ Seash Canr]-st.
TOR E4LE-oAK!rAN1En BELuSE FRAu
4 t4eaily n r1ruf<etutet by AtkSOE 4 CO.. Is South
C1uA14t K4tAhshea 1te2.
TOR SALE-MACHINERT FOE HALF IT'S VAL
Z ue-1 t<rooinx machine. sA~ tabtes- suIntn<
lAibt<. hcFte and fura tu7~ pH!.<y. and en
tef thtttiper, eskt sad rf8ce A1IuEel. M sptte-
, 1869-12-20

1 EIANDKN, WITH JfST1F1CA71QN.
Maehati MAfsO '. Charles Meyer. THIS ras an
actlpn OF trt,nss 10 recover ior 80 alleged flau.
DEF, IN which the piatpttn lad hts damages At
ssaN0. The slaSieF was alleged To have con-
aItted tu rhe ktafeDelt c5 deIendanE to the plain
I'M !" You baye twindIed me, and Will have you
arrested You haze sw1ncled me- on, OF my rcrt,
aid viii have 5ou are.ted Tor IT, fUu are
k1nwn to le s*lnd!eE" Tne uefeutant tu>tl-
ned, alleging The truth Of h1s Aeernr1r. statloR
ihtt plaisEH did &~ludle him OF nta rent. having
ohInined receipt " frauhuleut neana. The Jury
tpEEl the c1tnlaut hus guilty.
/ nlyUtEE, WITH FArER5 WITHDRAWN.
Helen n. Chase :. Wtnatn 4 Cnase. THIS WAS
proceeding tor tl,tofce In Whlca decree vas
teLdered. tne puIst1s being taken from tse dies
iciiy btitg pNch TO The case. The decree was
graIrcd OF The Eiu I'd u cruelty. TLc psstts were
atI1ed at icIt!a1d iu The State II Maiae. on Ihe
.ln GaF Of November leAa MA Chase rente-
senred that BLe had TOT eom. time bcta resident
OF CnlcoEo. Eer husband being IN an.en:ee, who
never led here.
, 1869-12-20
LOST AND FOUND.

osT-LAsT wEFK. raRFR II No1THs,
Ap[nHlt4ot4 n4tes. ELQ each. liberal res AID vim
pHa LOT tAa Ir4,n GS my Of tht 10 Is East
oSE-A LADT's MIKK FUR CoLLAR- AT
msssmtrste: Cknieh F1sdss win b rc.E1ed
" t6esninx u 10 1st WaihtnEton 4.
f49Hp.-cAAK Tony YESCLosURE,WEp
sAEs n1 payinE chazstA No II S.ArAt
, 1869-12-20

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOR SATE
FOR SALE-NRsr OF THk C11Y-x acRxs
q ne ansrs. = ;ees'eu = IL b!ne
rafI H. :! 4FHRELLl. R<al E.is:c "tnce NJ
, 1869-12-20

UNITED STATEN CIRCUIT COURT.
SENTENCING PRfsOkKRaL
John AcGowan, tried and convicted Of rat.lpN
counterfeit United States notes, wAs aenleacci Ia
the County jail Tor the term OF one yeAr.
Wesley Miller, who p!esde1t Grllty uudes IN In,
d!ctnent Charging hin WITH a Ike offence, wsl
senrctced to the Penltcnt1asy for one year.
REV rhocEEp1So IN nfxknCrTCr.
Charles A. BaruGn, John D. Mason, and Jerome
Il StaitrR {Bsr,Iann. Mason i Co J, Of Ch.cazo ID
voluntary proceeding Instituted bj Eugene a1ther
et al
NEW SCt1H.
Clara l. Warren r, George n. Lyon ami Patrick
J. Hrslcy, Care. damages la!d at sl,bsa@
George ue!kes ?. George ana L0olss Robinson
EjectnenL
, 1869-12-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR aA!R- ctlRAP-ai9e 1CEFS Of LAtn
nepcse ssaspea ns t,ae timber, Wi.s.a.a, Z ~
*o.,e O. II ths s.te.,a poa1 Eoan,y. V ire,n,io 1aa
tes u Niaelt Tenocseee. Csaaoa County. naSu7ai -
innsli:. cean.s Af-.nai.. LIN ae7es Menpais
tseze aptt epad ti4n.a1inu W.yh .Hssf.pouss s,ns
tas,e tn 4,t,',kr- 9Th usb:f nd, seata, ID AZ.
!.Er, 10 ChaSo Ae sdt.cent To fhe CITY WITS seve1I
tsnpT I'd fA.Hs 10 Eilants so.e q! thu rhoEe xoad
bf e1chAnSed ee-fks NJ er4E, cit trcS,9Y ~
EnSef1. ornt 5ouda hpNAf.D u CA3TLE = III r.
Rom l. u LAHaIIe-4t - ~o-
1,soR EALE-FFLL LOCATED LA-In MAR
= fa4!s-a3 x7c Itexu boat na.ieatfon AI.o. f1nis
1;1Is nd l4lsr EsEs O: erarte nnd tt.r st Lauis
G,ftsl is r. hsnis thonld es.aulate e1t.y msa +,
sosTs " tsSd an Nls.eart Active rarresa,Ederts
HAse3 10 Chicago and cvtrp trwa In IlnnajA AL
dtetA WALLACE SItiKKSOE. st Loufs ~
, 1869-12-20
WANTE-m RENT.

WAETED-TO RENT,
W ANTED-T0 RRsT-sNALL HOUSE. FUR
w LNked Or upfu-nhhcd, @ Nol4h Side: small fan
Bcx -.
WANIKpI1n REST-ABoCT FOUR ROOMS
tnoti be re.4cn.tAe And loeatloo central eottase
b. wrtla Be dsft4btA ehoad tsrs be t1s1afsc4uTr
AE41ess B. 2. JON En-, T1shone etace.
"AFfFn-TO ORKHT-FERStSHEDR HOUSTON
~ The WeE SMAe11t Of putou PAsf. between Ada:aa
.pd Fandolrhtts. Satisfactory re{eftute ytveu. Ad-
dteas A }. Tribune ttoee
, 1869-12-20
HDRsF2 AND CARRIAGES

ENoR SALF-CHKAP-A GOOD WORK HnLkSR,
- q e1EsanEe tot : Q. coach hA11es., 1t ~ We4t
lAG<t- n. n RU6Su41A
Tor sALF-A GOOD ASSORTMENT or poRr-
land sleishs Of latest sfylr md autsn 4sd yeu Iov
down ln Istse, Insuits u 6t7 os III Ssk.s+&
, 1869-12-20

pARrNRR WANrfn-.u wKII-Hsf1EL
6sA.<&ts ~ ASy heGZ. ~~SS - "
, 1869-12-20
PERSON

Toe aALk-WEsf sIDERS-l HAyE in iO1ps
Il prt black earth II corner oe JAckson atnt A.
oteosu.. f*s sae YIN deliver It u asees EsfJ, AppG
, 1869-12-20

Dietrich nloek. " Spsns street. lno III
II. kSpEMAxx, Ph D.
, 1869-12-20

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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-09

NEwARK-John Jastran was arrested on
Sunday, charged by his father, Johi. Jastran,
ST., with forgery. 1t is alleged that the ac-
cused, in June last, drew note for $3.50, pay
able to and endorsed by his father, which he
sold to Christian jacket. The Endorsement
at maturity was denied by his father, and the
son, az stated as above, was arrested and
committed.
The trial of Thomas Lafon, jr., for the man
slaughter of Joseph Hebring, in December
last, was commenced yesterday morning, iu
the Essex County Court Of Oyer and Termin-
er, before Judge Depue The courtroom was
crowded to excess and the deepest interest
was manifested An unusually large number
of ladies were present. A jury was selected,
the counsel for the defense exercising their
right of challenging by Directing to 16. The
case was opened by Mr.. G. s. Ellsworth the
County Prosecutor, who stated the circum-
stances of the affair Mrs. Hebring, the first
witness, stated that she was the mother of
the deceased she explained the manner in
which Hebring was brought home, his sub
sequent treatment, and his DEATH Drs
Dougherty and Sahlbach. explained the ma
ture of the wound--a fracture of tho skull
above the left ear. Mrs. Sarah W. Crowell,
of No. Cedar street, saw the occurrence as
, she was returning from market; she saw the
accused striking boy, who was lying on the
sidewalk, with shovel; thought it was the
iron part the blows We're three in number
and in rapid succession the accused then
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residence Hebring tried to rise, but was I'M
able and lay fainting until some one went to
his assistance Mrs. Julia Woodruff, of No.
II Cedar street saw the latter part of the
transaction from the opposite side of the
street; her testimony corroborated the above
Mrs Maria Mccormick saw the whole affair.
A butcher boy (Hebring) got out of his wag-
on, and running up to Joseph Lafon (the
younger brother,) commenced to fight with
him. He finally threw him down, and getting
on top of him. young Lsfon,) beat him.
| While he was doing so the accused ran out
bareheaded and in his slippers, and struck
the butcher boy two blows with the handle OF
the shovel, the third striking his head as he
turned to look up. Miss Anna Soaring and
Miss Charlotte Condit, neighbors of the accu-
sed, DIR. Laban Dennis, CHILEAN Stickles, who
was cleaning an adjoining walk, and Robert
Buchanan, who was passing, observed the
transaction, and corroborated the testimony
of Mrs Mccormick. James E. Bathgate, in
whose employ Hebring was, testified as to
the latter's condition imm ediately after the
affair." and that Lafon admitted to him that
he'was as sorry as any one. The trial will be
continued to-day.
Hugh Comfy, Joseph Clancy, and Dennis
Clancy, three boys, were arrested, last night,
for breaking open the collection boxes in st.
Josephs tR. o. church. They had been left
to sweep the church out, and rifed the boxes
of their contents.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-09

RIDE ON A Cow CATCHER "A cores
pondent of the Detroit Press is respon-
sible for the following: sH
AS the day express going west on the
Michigan Central Railroad, was enter
lug this station, Saturday afternoon,
abont three o'clock. the passengers
waiting for the train were startled by
the frequent whistling of the engine,
indicating distractions on the track.
1t was soon found that Mr.. Saigon, OF
Sheridan, was driving ut furious pace
to get his horses and wagon across the
truck before the engine reached the
crossing. The engineer did his best
to stop the train, but it was too late,
and the cow-catcher struck just be-
tween the wagon and horses, separ-
ating them instantly and consigning
each q place on opposite sides of the
track, little or none the worse for the
collision But the str~ngest part OF
the story remains to be told. Mr. Sa'
gon and wife (both abont sixty tive)
were caught up ON the platform above
the cow.catcher and just in front of
the engine, where, instead of losing
presence OF mind and throwing them
selves off. they settled themselves com
posedly, as though nothing had hap
pened. The old lady pnt her hands in
her mnff. while the old man, with one
hand extended as though grasping the
reins and the whip raised in the other,
an attitude that Dan Mice might envy,
and thus the old couple rode up to the
station in triumph, amid the cheers OF
the bystanders. AS soon as the train
stopped number rushed to their assis-
lance but they declined all aid, mani
Testing no concern for themselves. but
considerable for the fate of the horses
and wagon. The former uninjured,
while the damages to the latter were
found trifing.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-09

PATERSON, In the case of the girl
Ellen, who died in the Aims House, it
appears, after Investigation, that she
had drscnk quart of ale, and that her.
death was owing to intcmperance,
coupled with. d recent childbirth.
A conductor and brakesman on The
Erie Railway were yesterday arrested
for pjecting Henry Campbell from a
train upon his presenting a return
ticket instead of It's diverse.
The Republican Wigwam is being
refitted for public entertainments
DENvILLE Yesterday morning at an
early hour Peter Hardee, /. brakeman
on freight train on the Morris and
Essex Railroad. fell from the cars at
this station, and the wheels passed
over both his legs at II short distance
above the ankles. He was taken to
Morristown, and then being unable to
procure physician, the officers of the
train conveyed him to Newark, He
was received in the st. Barnabas Hos
pital. He is an unmarried man, about
% years of age. His mother resides at
Newton, N. J.
GREENWOOD. John Henry Allen was
thrown from carriage on Sunday
evening, and so severely injured that
he died in few hours.
RrDGEwooD. Two freight trains
collided near this place on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, breaking up two
or three cars and damaging locomo-
tives.
SUICIDE AT TRENTON the even
ing of Thursday last, Mr.. Isaac Dunn,
a very respectable citizen of Trenton,
left his home. Some signs of mental
arrangement had recently appeared,
and the greatest anxiety was felt for
his fate. Yesterday morning abont 8
o'clock, the water having been drawn
from the Water Power, the body of
Mr. Dunn was found by Robert Meter,
near Bridge street. The greatest ex-
element prevailed, and an inquest was
Immediately held. The verdict of the
jury rendered was that they believed
that the diseased Isaac Dunn came to
his death by drowning himself in the
Water Power on Thursday evening,
February 4, 1869, while laboring under
alteration of mind.
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