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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

red levant extra, with richly beveed inside mo-
Roeeo lnings beautiful specimen OF W. Mathewss skin
end taste Fishers plain copy Of this work sold few
years ago for &A5 The binding OF this cost So
A copy of An Impartial Account OF the Regulation
War North Carolina printed l77O, is the only one
known 70 exist.
"A Reply TO Gen, Joseph Reeds Remarks" printed in
1884 at Philadelphia, by T. Bradford in Frontsts the
fourth door below the Cohee-HOuse" bound with the
Remarks" looked upon by every bookcOlector rs
great treasure. They two OF the rarest pieces
OF Pennsylvania literature. and grew out or the
assertion made by Gen. Cadwallader, of the Reyo-
utlouaTy aryThat In December 170 before the battle
OF Trenton, Gen Reed in his dependency proposed to
withdraw from the contest The blasts and counerblasts
that followed this report collected aud destroyed
by che friends of either eObatnt, and IN few years
hardly copy OF Reeds or CadSalladers pamphlet
could he found SO have they always been since
they became object OF curiosity that within quarter
CT century only one set has been sold ana the TWO
faded little pamphlets that composed II brought 800
Ia short The Rice collection is most remarkable
II contains Only 5000 volumes but for these the owner
refused last year the seemingly liberal offer OF $4,000
1t in tracts and books discovery Colonial
and Revolutionary perodsbOOks often fascinating
than the brilliant novel, and of priceless historical
value" this department alone there volumes,
among which, in addition to those already specified,
there OF Audubon IA volumes, the first full
ever offered for sale at one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tiee Hogan committed John Powers ioi having Ia conf
William Chambers OF No 90 New-CRatnbers-st, aud
robbed him Of small sun o. money c 9a .y Of Mo-
go Broadway, gold chain valued AZ a1Ica
uup Yesterday, while intoxicated, entered the saloon
M I7s Madson-st., and grossly fnsuited Mrs. Mary
Jane Judson who was behind the counter MIs Juuson
ehsf fefled him 70 the floor and caused scalp
wound. Quinn committed on the complaint OF mte
Judson Daniel BramG, an policeman, Mas yesteT,
ay arrested having his stand Al the coraef OF
Jane and quantity OF ,e Snt'e aIS
ington Market Charles Connolly ana James Sasey =,
No GTeenSich-st, on Nov l6 ana wounded nun III 'ne
neck
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Se1Te y9s y Ghpes ia Of NOS - and Is East Fifty
eigIIh-Et with having entered tue SOmp.nsnt st1po
Ing away large quantity Of harness OF tho entire value
of 600 Marun Crowley, who slept III tne stDlc iSai re
properly. He committed % default OF Si,oV pS
Jules FLAX Of NO Mest Nia sn aSr rob6ed u
eaOO worth OF silver. William DAVIS Aeeu TO- plnnpoI
va n5 also LOT Of burglars tools Heconfcssed to
having had accOmplico who Us not hiIesSe ,,i
young man, Oliyer b. Papy, was arrested ny Wtcsr
Campbell for having assaulted aho staDD1& s,6h Macs
"Wednesday night between inc o%o; r,fe With
ave saloon anu Isy IN, aJS" ,vorhds mon Bosom Ed
BIund Center Besson aud Pay had been i ., r.
The wounds arr all serious; one Is IN the DacE OF .e
seek one n the side aud the arm. Dr. Downing
eertifed that tho wounded man was very weak
f,oo, Ioss Of blood, and I'm dangerous con
S,,ior ue a. AZ tbe Hoffman House. Papy
~ho IL well known at the Police Courts wa
teSed nm lie magistrate refusing 10 accept Dan uhess
yessnn,s condition changes for the better c1anuei
Berard dentist wac hed 20 answer ciaiee % eiA aa
larceny preferred by Mrs Caroline krtlh on no. a. h
-, ri who states that day or TWO ego ne
n,ne n her house 70 her teeth when De tOOk tue OF
orguuity OF taking hold 0f her cara she soon
fnIssed eOlitare diamond earring valued az sVV o
Sas committed 10 Wer and pleaded not guilty.
s.Sl,0an was arrested by Detectives COrkey and Leu
yaie OF the Fifteenth Precinct, for having soin. LON
f,roS ~ fu,c large Of clothing ana ulMniEs
ST., his en,ployers Brooks Brothers, OF No ~ East
Eonrtesnth-st Tire goods which were found IN hh PoS
st.n ,shen arrested amount $50 la vauf aho
1s sImtfs having others. Sullivan Was formerly
,sii,,u i the Fourth Precinct and was employed ny
krooks RrotbeFs as door porter hs Once beng 70 80
49, rsus goiug in aud out stole nothing lie peaueo
.ls,g and ,Fas held for trial in default Oi baiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.ToRK,.........". ..Deosns,

PORT OF REW.TORK, ............. December %
CLEARED.
Bteashps-THpo Messarer Liverpool; Eagle Gssn.
yshAi Fab Kee steele Ham Bermuda Gen Barnes Morton,
WinOTtop c. sSrsfosa Gersnasr CITY Point Richmond 1c
Dingo JO1uson Portland Neptune Baker Boston -,
Cready CadI Murray b Jackson Port Princes James Weeb
BrJesss Bartoluh Gibraltar for orders: MsrIcl Kram.
neI Cardesas; Atge. Creighton, Luaen6ag n s; -
Isaac Oliver rSnsu PeTa.@booo Il HOdsma0 Esog Ap'se9i
w Wilson sO|ers Jaeksonvie s. Lee Carr Bai'OOrs' NJ H.
Hamilton, Green. NewHaven.
Barge-S Seymour AeKenns, Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isnmons o. G Meier Hamburg Dec lS and Hae
Steamship Manhattan FOryh Liverpool Dee IS and Queenstown
Steamship England Grgg Liverpool Is and ousesuEOwu ls
steamsbip Isaac Bell, Bourne Richmond mdse. and pAss
ship BSeelsor, Pentleton, Liverpool 30 days salt
Ship Henry B. Wright Treat Rotterdam % days mdss
sa P f s1S & sS Lys sgy HsS aa' T Ss sugar
Bark J. z: HeA Poker Maseles IS day., mdse:
Bk Rambler Munro. Rosario Aug 49, via HafI Dee a. hides and
Brig I L w3ssrOrh Bailey. Mst,nla' IL dsy,, sugar
Bn Staba Benz Leshcrn 6S days and Gibraltar l dsys mdsa
Brig Export, Rawing Demerara % days.
Bris Virginia JOhrsoUs Pierre MARI Il days sugar.
sehI Dragon Carrie Dege 20 DAYS sugar and nO''A Sailed
sesr Oneida, Davis, Sal, River JaG., 81 days iOEwOod
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Dec 90Arned steamship Gsucu from NeWYorki shp
Winged Hunter, from Nsw.iork-
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW, Dec 9Tbe steamship India, from NeEYOk arrived
here yesterday
MISCELLANEOUS
TIE French cargo per steamship Nemesis which syed on wdnes
Liverpool IL viii be forwarded By the Java the 18th as
DISASTERS.
ashore Judith Iar6t stripped
beg san, And ss9 Iss o. @ will be SAVED s SssP s
van As' in 1852 and hailed from Bo.'oo
Barb Msy A. Way Rus from Auseat Tor YswToE Oct 25 lal
3 y, long o. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
THE COURTS.
THE UNITED STATES MARsHAt,s oFFICE-oF-
FICLha, AND WHAT WAS DONE IN 1869.

THE UNITED STATES NfApsr4At,s oFr1cr-oF.
FlCEIs, AND WHAT WAS DONE IN 1869.
The fo...owfng is q brief statement of the
bnsrss tile United States Marshars Office in 1862 and
~ whom it done. s. Il. Harlow, Marshal, Southern
District of New-Yori; Oliver Fske, Chief Deputy T..
c. Tucker Chief Clerk Michael O'sulivan, Clerk; Al
bert H. WlnslOw David II. Crowley, George Penniman,
James Tnrney James n. Christie, James f. Allen, John
r. Dowey. Joseph T. Smith, and Theodore W. Greg,
Deputy Marshals.
on May l. 1863, Marshal Murray was succeeded by
Marshal Barlow Ex-Marshal Murray has possession OF
the books and papeE relating the business OF the OF
ice M 20 the abov for the purpose OF settling mp
business Of tho oe TO the time mat ne was
eceded by eXMaTshal Barlow and therefore, sif snal
Harlow cannot give resume Of the business OF the once
for the first four months OF the present year.
siSce MAY 7 1seq the Deputy Marshals have served
I73 u S. mOntiOns ana $50 T. s. caplases ana lly Al
maly mOnitiOns end 20 civil capases ana nave during
that period made total OF 60G arrests beside winch
barge number Of dstieTes rectying houses, DfeWels
TOBACCO factories together WITH in many instances the
nj ole or norton OF stock contained therein, have
heen seized be held for cOnScaOn FOR alleged VIOLA
tions of the provisions Of the Internal Revenue laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

A Diseharge.-4I0rris Cornell. the person
charged with passing so counterfeit bin the Trades
m MS National Bank way ticket agent OF the New
ersey Railroad Company, has been discharged by Com
Shields, there being no evidence OF Criminal
intent.
The RtUf-mdH CQH.-The case before Commissioner
Osborn, In which otto KurtZman the Hoboken cigar
Bagg and Robert Parker two boys came up yesterday
fOr further examination. Several witnesses were called
by the defense gave strong testimony reOutal Of
TIE testimony gwen by the boys, who swore TO having
bought the money from KurtZaD and 10 having had an
lnIervew with him In HObOken. The OF KurtZman, a
lad OF 10 called 10 dsprOve this Interview and tet
very muutey what occurred the day OF the
alleged interview his fathers house and swOre posi-
lively that neither Bagg Parker was there. The
fnrther hearing adjourned before the testimony Tor
the defense flushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
THE SAND CLUB ON BROADWAY.

About II p. III. on Wednesday night, as Mr..
Oregon Wilson, the artist, walking Broadway, at
Sc retail store, in the direction Of his studio he
was spdi sly confronted by three men, One OF them
stapned I'm :, ~ut Of him, and asked Where arc you
going 90 He replie,s I'm gong down town. and at
tempted TO pass mi~edately another strucN him
him senseless When consciou returned he found
that his pockets had been stripped aud $500 taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

Before Judge LOew. THE Fr0li0k Case.-Mrs
Pregh was again before the Court, and through her
counsel ns sed TO Judge DOcw that as sue had offered
sufficient bail good behavior and ban not excepted TO-
md that she was entitled TO her release Judge LOew
ala nor like 10 interfere the matter without consulting
Judge Bowling and therefore adjourned tho case to next
saOrIlIng 10 enable him TO see hlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
srrpRFmr CouRT-GENERAh TEN.

DEcIsroNs.-Aprl Term.-Before Clarke, +.
J.. Sutherland and Ingraham, j. J;-Boles, Receiver
- agt Duff ct ai.-MOtOn denied. Case ana eNeep-
Mons dismissed without costs. Opinion by Sutherland j.
November Teun.-Before Clerke, r. j., s1thefland'
and Cardozo j. J.-BOlles Receiver &c agt DUN e al
Orders vacated without costs. Opinion by suthei-
land J.. Clerke, Z. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
n.csrNGrRs -ARRIHED

,no,s u4uR, Ia stsalasLla BaB1n0Da, Bee ~ hs
49, ~. Oarh uebsB. hsnuc ~ = rf4e EennIu
Kshs Bs,ssy Osnsasn ssbeet bdsa1a Fsfslls ''xs %
49, 49, X f.rs Mosea Levy. Nathan Rec psis-f po-s
H.s,s ns. JIsasaseT chdTes. gstsaiHs b"s
g.sA.sssf Tbef OnsisF Laurent " 'Dh' INV
s-sts,ss \ kset,ss ~ BtbsehAJSt, A. Ogtssstl.iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
colirr cALENpARs-Tnn Dr..
,,,,,,s p,cKAcks ron THE PKLss.

- s,s,rs 81 gessels arriving ts port afe re lassls
Ssy,ss! 10 i0rk Assssled ifsff oht ~
$50 ,r6itisg The suthoniy OF w.
go ioY Journal Of coDEfr ffafs ~
80 SSrss Eoeaiag Pot. COasSlesa td''f~f et.S
49, - ~ prasr Dssokraf sseals also hs a'"i INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

ROsele. Dc acres, no buildiugs
hosene farm % Hooe
Scotch Plains n aeeSnO buidngs .........,... 900
Crawford, % lots each 50Il5e 350o
Mr. Hoser OF White Plains has purchased 1871 Of
land atsomers Of Joshua Putney for ssOco. Mr. May
bought lot Bixthaye Mount Vernon $780,. Josiah
Rich, esq, is having erected fine three-story frame
dwelling 40x25 feet, with French roofoH Visaave
Yonkers at cost OF 5000. OglvLe Krkwo0d has the
Mr. JARVIS Washburn has sold his dock prop
erty st Peekskill, occupied as lumberyard, and
having location OF los feet on Waterst aud the river
Chapman. esq, for $4,000 Mr. o. " Crane is building
twOstOry framehouse Broad-st, Peeksklll, 2iX30
feet with French roof and basement at cost Of 000
....Wilett Travis has sold is farm Tomahavk ST.,
SOmer containing lis acres OF ne land TO John PutneY,
esq, for $500.
All who have real estate for sale or 10 let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such properly
win find TO their interest 10 advertise In TIE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that any other
paper and In addition to this advantage TINE TRIBurB
win be found only NewYort and all it, cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be a. brief Will
allow Of tho advantages claimed beng made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise indv in every
business proesson consequently Advertisements in each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE dsvotes especial
attention reports of sales of real both in city
and country, thus adding greatly tothe value Of s col
amns as an advertising medium Tie charges for adver
for each insertion. WEEKLY 1RBUNi "a per Line: sEK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents per line About ten words Of
wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
TpupsnI avs wRITuKR RRpoRTa.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SuA ...T; asa Moon rises. 59
|
Sandy Hook. 62 Cows An..... 722 e Gate e3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
fort Solarotus' aotits.

NRwYoRK, I
PORr.w tRDKNS OTFICK No. % Wilhsn-st
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, in accordance with
Section Of the Act PSs,rd April H. 1857 snulsi Ae'o
Reorgaue Port Of New YORK.
Interested Of the subject matter u sueh inquiry
survey foowng
SAID will
be completed Gays Succeeding sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
REAL ESTATE.

.. NEw YORK. Thursday, Dec. 80, 1909.
Tho following sales of New-JeTsey real es-
tate have been made recently by Messrs d. Neck jr
A pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
Bomb anS EOcms.

doom WANTED in n private family by
Ii renmn husss down town with o. wiihog beard VII pay
mar IN b, eploy. Aass L. Bon oCsl o. care Of Ae.
a. Eighth ave- n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
Guurtrp H,aI Gsiatr for Sale.

Country ataI Gsiuir for Sal0.
EOR SALE-About 1900 acres OF IlMBER
sAcOAL LANDS situated Ne Nsst BtA9eh q ths sn,qu
hlnba River the wou Be achSnEe for sbdi sa<lsh
VeBsgo Csg GOuutss Psnh For lhornauon address
WTLLIAM KINDS, Repe. NsussGo c. Pea
4 ANDS i'm VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
IL and other Souths for SALE By thsSBNfORk SOUTH
ERS LAND COMPANY. - Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE LAcKAwAssA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

dove. srd Nssto" a. w..ssEsp .ndw for water
.ss.S. sSS BIo.nsSarf and Dv.ssr Rdl
a., h bs.1,.,o yALE woa fp.SnS and Rso .ss
s. Phhsu E si s.t W. Anso.D Masss csaai .ad
~. EisTog EXPRESS connects Dor1 with Chester I
e2o .Ad.o n to SUMMIT 40. y s as o $50 800
SOUTH oRAsGE Nd Ss%;5;ss so
LEO a n '''0 and $50 p n 70 AoAAiSio"N Anu
" ssiop m NoRRrsTowN Express ;, ,,.,,
l. . 40. ,3 so. ':sS, 40 s'io $50" $40 $50 '" ''0O
'' Ssl rs sIo0MTrLD aid MssTG5AMs 80
'n W. ei = l Z r. VIII e,al Tisss Ars1t
NEW-YoRK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
~ o wIsTgs tsaI go =, T,
p...., ssas 3 s,sSo'f ss S '
i''T9 TT;IS s' LEAVE = s T7'iJis.'t
faI la s. sr f :I1s Southport w.po 7 '
For s s, ~ 1000 90 100 nS.H ia EI 800
f sr.1tori = a (FIi ii:9o i2:Is (Er1 AIS EI)
' =, q. 6;...1 az. - IL s.' ~ rs st SO
Yer rs' "a. oss st6 sp s,a lis p ~
sarssy Nal TI.iG S'"r'r' 7p Tor
B'''oh ooySECTrSG TRAINS
ID, Bo,,ou via Springfield 9 q m (EIl SEI) tkT)PA
KsI s:,,sS ' ia sis LIZ: - q a. NIB sr 80,
Fer coas.su River Railroad CEI) i'sT n 70 so"'''
Sof H.sori Proriasn.. aud r'bn Rlr'' OH "a BIB
ssr ss~H.,.s Ee- London s0uus'Os Railroad at
H Up. CO.. Railroad m aioop sortts~poH and "A'~'
ISl .Houutons Railroad. g. u. and. 1sg Pm"
Va, Railroad. sG 10 I'LL ~
", nsn5ory ard Norns Railroad ~, ls'' ,a ~ Az
ia connection With Fr,igb1 train from horrah !" pssos
FOR ksv-CaSain RAirosa'1 - nj i1'i'' '''' 49,
az r.. s s.Ps Cara attached n train and Drawing
Room Car to ib's ~ 'ld'P JAMES H. HOrr Superintendent
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAlLkOAD.-
~ nrptT IN EgwYoRE Foot 81 Liberty ~, North hver
on .rd .n. MORDA1 20 1869. pss''sger irin "n 1'
Sn lT.yy NETWORK FOR BERGgs-AyBh sta SIS s;s
~ sis 20 g IUlO IOs " ~; J. T. 30, f''V Wv y
90 1'S sSo YORK p tos %Esr BBRGgS-A, SIS ':l5 s'
4, Ia. m $40 49, $40 I3 e3l lliiS NJ 81. -.e
'iP.vP EFWYORK FoR NBNARk-M s:t' 10 ~ 40
a,s Io,e ii:o IN ,ln 9:so 50" s''' o.
ts2o :, 100 s'so WV Az Kicker Superintendent
H. p BALDWIN Gen rssasIgr AEest
NEW JERSEY RAlLRQAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ 'couRTIlEDT r-For PPIIADHLPHh, VIA Canssh, y
An m yis W,st Philadelphia. $3.50 A. ~ 10 a. ~" p n
n "A o. ~ % u NIGHT far hahm"s and W s.g
n i31 ~, 800 y For soaib HpH Sor'H'" s'-''~ -
s'Tton TIfE wEsr-s,4os H. $50 m. 1850 rH p S .
y.se e,r, o. 20 AMI urcugt t. Cneiantn
"a, an % n M through dy " Lduissie vis9at thbgei
A. AL 90 p a. through Cheaso ~ihoui ehtngr Inc
Is n Ears 20 CiBtna sBd Chicago ran daily ="
' 3 ,sI ~, s'' attached = " " jacksos
DARITAN aud DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
II sar IoEG BRANCH RED BASk, bklt hsplt,v, y a. -
cgtsTER rows RIVER ta By snaAT 'hoSh nv -
h:g PIG ;gt g foot DH'''i VS. ssEpEs s.u.s.r
1y0ITTU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLlED-wIETRR ARRAN3EatSrIoa 90 s a. V Si
a. iii lsArs AZ Roosevelt snd orsbdt fsrIe o"~
40 y" sraass % Pinsornsi GO ior M:nsl-
,,a.,. iIrugh 70 BsbJop Al an' sonata I" 'aV SsN~
n'sI Toe h'r''' ''' AM Jaw pOuaLAs sspshrsless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
Situations @Antrb- MaIts.

A YOUNG MAN, a good BOOkkeeper, desires
"A SITUATION capacity Parties not desiring the exclusive
services their and balanced
small Good and accountant with RBsxeeora
references Address C. o. d., Tribune once.
A DOCTOR of Medicine, Surgeon, ETC., de-
n sires SITUATION either hospital Adj
dress TACHMINTIs N. D.. Box lOs, Tribune 0ace
SALESMAN = B00KKEEPER.- "A SITUA-
~ TI0N wanted BY young Man SALESMAN Wholesale Job
hag House B00KKEEPEk References furnished
Address s A.. Box l5 Tribune OmeA
WANTED by middle-aged mana SITUA-
w TI0N az PORTER WATERMAN other capacity where
by he honest vng habits temperate
nsh the best Of testimonials to &c Address W. 4 L.,
Of w. b. Crosby Is Pines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

90 @bum il map Gunsrru.

CARD.-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con-
u I0siu-rr Once Arssas D. E.r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
Suttirn Sails Of Stal esui,.

City sr07nip TO yd.
A STORE, or STORE and DIV yelling, No.
~ Ioz FOuribays near Tweuynln.E,t APP toe premise.
nFFICES 10 LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
CoEvtrr HAVING onsssst tos Breadrsy
.er,.T sf lisa Osssi BTsseS sorAsr
sRssd.sl Apply or The premier
TII0 IET-THIRD FLOOR, 1870 Vest Fifty
i niutirst fronting Cenirtl Park rosinA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

TIE STACK COUSTX MEDICAL SOoETY
held their regular meeting at Navarro, on
Thursday, July LIST. DR. Whiting In the
chair. u a 4 s's.t'a =
Reading the minutes of the lastmeehng,
and the discussion of the cases reported
for consultation occupied the forenoon ses-
sion. 5000 l.,e .I.-.. ri'-t
A recess was taken for dinner, prepared
for the occasion, by mine host of the
Rochester House. It was unanimously
agreed, that the Bill of Fare was whole
some, and that It contributed RSIchLV to
the comfort of the inner man.
On re-assembling, DR.. A. II. Sowers of
Canal Fulton, read q paper on Uterine
HOsHOrr00e; which elected remarks from
Drs. Metz, Slusser, Dougherty, Whiting,
Reed and Lepper. In connection With
this subject, there was 3 discussion on
non-ligation of the Umbilical Cord; and
the use of the Binder after labor.
DIR. Whiting related an interesting case
OF extra. uterine pregnancy. re.r-se
Belladonna was the subject for discus
sion. It's antidotal powers in opium poi>
soning, was affirmed and denied and
cases cited IN proof of both Positions
The same diverse opinions were expressed
as TO its prophylactic virtues in Scarlet
fever. Mention was made of its efficacy
in controlling Whooping Cough, and enur-
esis, also, as q remedy in Constipation
DIR. Metz in response to q call, gave
report Of the proceedings of the last meet
isg of the State Medical Society.
The action Of B0FD1ides Is the subject
selected for discussion at the next meeting
of the County Society, which win be held
in Masallon, last Thursday in September.
DR.. Schilling was appointed essayist, and
DR.. Metz 10 deliver the address.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

TIE Corner Stone laying of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Jerusalem Church Of this
city, took place on the 27th ult., with the
usual solemnities. The services were
opened by the singing Of German An
them by the choir of the Evangelical Luth.
eran Church of Massillon, the choir of the
church assisting in the exercises with an
thems and hymns,i after which appropri'
ate addresses were delivered by Rev. j. p.
Buehl, of Massilion, in German, and Rev.
Z. Cronenwel, Of Waynesburg, In Eng
lIsh. Conclusory remarks were made by
the Rev. Bruegel and Prof. WOrley.
The contents Of the Corner Stone were,
Bible, 3 book of Concord, (the cOnfes'
si9nal books of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, } Luther's Catechim, the Consti.
tuition, . history Of the Congregation, the
Church papers, the papers printed In this
city, the minutes of the Lutheran Synod
and Jubilee Medal, also few pieces of
money which several of the audience wish
ed to deposit in It The crowd in .atten'
dance was quite large. a t'a 1a--
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

A MAN Shot IN MAssILLoN.-On Friday
night last Sir. Percy Pease, son of the late
Samuel Pease, of Massillon, keeping
house with his sister, Mrs Church, shot
and killed q man named John Fisher, un-
der the following circumstances. About
IOl o'clock, and before they had retired,
some one seemed to be tampering with
the window shutter on the alley side of the
house. It continued till Mr.. Pease got
his pistol ready, and not ceasing, he fired,
the ball passing through the shutter and
entering the head of Fisher, killed him in
stantly. Mr.. Pease was not aware of kills
ing Fisher till some time after the firing,
he passed out with his lantern to get q
shot At the others, some two or three, who
had taken flight, and in going round the
house, discovered Fishers dead body. The
alarm was Immediately given, and the ex-
element soon became great. It was some
time before the body was known to be
that of Fisher, q citizsn of Massillon, and
whose death deprives q wife and child of
husband and father, and a feeble old
mother of her helping son.
We learn It is claimed that Fisher was
helping himself to cherries from q tree
near the window, but upon the alley. The
time of the occurrence would seem to for
bid the idea of intended burglary. We
think it, to say the least, a very unfortu-
nate affair, and learn there is considerable
excitement over it. Justice Warner sum-
moned Coroneris jury, whose verdict was
Justliiable homicide. Fishers remains
were buried on Sunday afternoon, and the
attendance at the funeral was very large.