davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
a LAW and Solicitor in Chancery: aDt
General Insurance Agent Attention given
10 prosecuting claims, settling estates, max
ing collections and securing patents. Offics
In National Exchange Block, Tiffin, Ohio
Ian J. 81
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
w. III. SLOWER,

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE
Il Ba Kirchneris Block, Main street, Tiffin,
ObsO. lsesidence No. y Clay street, Second
STard. July z
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
NATIONAL EIHAHGE BANK
OF Ti1f,1, ohio.

<aoveramenf Securities, Coin and Eastern
Exchange, bought and sold al current rates
~Coapons eashed, Deposits received anu
general Banking business fransaeIen-
an 20 ls8G-nl2
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25

TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public
"A Real Estate, Claim, and General lnsuF-
znce AGENT Tiffin, Ohio. Office in CONNER
eial Row, opposite the First National Bank
June IL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
i. r UMsTEB,

INSURANCE and Real Estate Agent
II Agensy Of the Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY OF New York. Cash Assets Feb
l. ISeS $3l Ss4, 3SS 20. Careful attention given
TO buying and selling Real Estate. A large
selection OF lands in Kansas for sale, fOl
cash or on long time. Office No. 80 Wash
Ington Street, Tiffin, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
EDWIS H0LMEs

4 RCHTTEcT AND BUILDER, solIcts con.
IN tracts for erecting bniadings. Will furn'
ieh dfafis and Specifications promptly.
4 Address, Box el0, Tiffln, o.
March y lsse-en.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25

IN KoHffEcr AND GENERAL BUILD
IN En- win take contracts for putting up
blocks, Dwellings, etc, or will oversee such
work. Drawings, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ev-
cry description made and furnished on low
terms. Residence, No. l42 Washington ST.,
Tifin, o. .nttt ta-tf
jan 7th, lS70.-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
AMERTCAN EAGLE HOTEL.

FVsHE American Eagle Hotel, Clyde, Ohio,
III n. II. Bride 4 Son Proprietors, offers
iiFst class Recommendations for guests.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
CAPITAL FULLY PAID UP...............s5O0,G0e 90
AMOUNT or AvAILABLE AssETs..-2, IS, $50 9G
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT Oh INSURANCE.,
-llor rrnrIlrra d I'm lalh lA-n

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,l
DEPARTMENT Oh INSURANCE.,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 18th, 1870
TT II HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the In
Il surance Company OF North America, To-
Gated at Philadelphia. I'm the State OF Penn
Sylyania, has complied, in all respects, with
the laws OF this State, relating to Fire and
Marine Insurance Companies, for the cur
rent year, and has hled in this Once a sworn
Statement, by the proper Officers thereof,
showing ITS condition and business, on the
Slst Of December, 1859, TO be a. follows:
Amount Of actual paid up Capital 10000 %
Aggregate amt Ofavailable Assets :, 7sS, $50 s.
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
Including Reinsurance ............- l22y93 Oh
Amount OF Income Tor the preced-
1nding ,lDi4 10
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding 80 712 81
In Witness Whereof, I have hereuntO sub
- scribed nv name and caused the
} seal Of my Office to be affixed, the
1sEAL daJ and year above written.
{ JAS. II. GOODMAN,
- AudftOr Of lSt0te.
i3y Jas. WILLIAM, Chief Clerk.
4. r. CRAMER Agent, THIN
March II, i87J-3t-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
MEDICAL.
J. p. KTSNAMAK, N. d..

n. u. MARTIN, N. ID,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofice
In Empire Block Washington street
Tifin, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
Auditor Of States Certificate
Asto the business and affairs Of the
Merchants Insurance ConOanV
Or
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OP INsURANCE,
l,L.r IN III n I'm QIaf IN

AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,l
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 3lst, 1870.
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the
Il Merchants Insurance Company, located
az Chicago, in the state Of Illinois, has COM
piled, in all respects wit the- laws Of this
state, relating 70 Fire and Marine Insurance
Com panfeS, for the current year, and has
filed in this Once a sworn statement, by the
proper Officers thereof, showing its eondt-
tion and business, on the SlSt OF December,
iS6g, 70 be as follows:
Amount Of nctual paid up Capital 1000 %
Aggregate ami. OF available Assets. 81 .94S Os
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities
Except capitaA including rein
>utstllct- kdsr@to W
Amount of Income for the preced
ing year 0I4YaiZ4 bS
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding 4, ,793 96
IN Witness Whereof, have hereunto sub
- >crihed my name and caused the
{ } seal OF my ONCE TO be affixed, the
. Sal day aNd year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
~ AudifOr Of E6aats.
~ JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
I l. +. CIiAMER Agent. Tiffin-
J.N. JONES, FOstOria.
March II, lS7O-5t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
John MeCAULE'

TTORNEY AT LAW, Tifin, Ohio. OF
81 fice opposite the Court House.
June 10
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
auditor of States Certificate
sst 20 the business and affairs OF the
Albany City Insurance Company
OF
ALBANK, ". Y,
~ the year ending December q, 1853.
Capital Fully Paid UP------s2OO, 900 90
AmSuat % Available Assets 444-sE6 I2
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,)
nEP4RTNEST OF ISSsrRANcE,

AUDITOR or STATES OFPICE,0
DEPARTMENT OF ISSsTRANcE,
COLUMBUS, o., February . 1870,
a - HEREBY CERTIFIED. That the Al
4 naly City Insurance Company, located
A'tf1y, in the State OF New York has
60. s y, in all respects, with the laws OF
ihi- state, relating to Fire and Marine In
-uss- &c Com pamies, for the curraut wear
md has hisE in this Office sworn state
rnent, by the proper Ofiicers thereof. show
ing l-s condition and business, on the 8lst of
DeceIn r, ls,S rs - be follows:
Amount x actual paid up Capital $4,000 90
AgC-egttte amt. Of available ASSETS, Al SIG y
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
tezccpt capitall including rein
...--.--... ZG,Sss IS
Amount OF Income for the preced-
IN. ye1lf o1i--31 ~
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding year...-.-.... -. sc, ,Ss6 p
In Witness Whereof, have hereuntO sub
- scrined my name and caused the
D seal Of my Ofiee to affixed, the day
SEAL and year above written
JAS. H GOODMAN
~ AHdftor Of STATE.
By JAS WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk
L. F. CRAMER Agent, THIN, o.
March II, l57D-3t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
THE HUDSON RIVER SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

An article having appeared in morning Journal
OF this city, In its effect damaging to the hudson
River Bridge and New England Railroad Company,
the officers OF the company desire 10 have those
statements corrected. IL was at one time. stated
in the article in question: contemplated to build the
ROAD from The bridge TO the Connecticut State line,
and 10 consolidate with the roads chartered from
there via Derby to New Haven making that city
the point Of divergence 10 the several Eastern iincs
but alter mature elaboration the plan decided
10 be entirely adverse TO the interests OF not only
the Bridge Company. but OF the Community 10 i,e
benefited by HE carving out OF tie PROJECT. that II
was abandoned, and the directors have concluded
TO make no consolidation with Diner lines believing
that the interests 0l The company ana the pubic VIII
he best served Dy building tae road TO a smtable
point AT the Connecticut state line and there
operating with such ROAD 10 the East Will in their
opinion be most advantageous.
II is also stated that the Work Will without doubt.
be actively engaged In very shortly, as the company
are now making preparations To commence opera
tons The company propose making The bridge one
OF We Wvst compete structures ~ tnL, country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
BR D0AEYN COURTS.
COURT or OYER AND TERMlNER.
The Election Frauds-Pcrjury.

Before Judge Tappan ana Associates
In the case or Edward J. O'Flyn, who was in
dicted for alleged completely III the alleged election
frauds the District Attorney has entered nolte
losequi Oh the ground that the evidence is insuni-
cient.
PERJURERs SENT TO TUE STATE PRISON FOR NINE
YEARS.
Jonn NJ. Holt was tined yesterday for perjury i'm
falsely personaiing Benjamin Kane, in a divorce
suit Of Kane VS.. Kane. on the 18th OF October 1865
Mr.. Sidney V. Lowell was called, ana ties lied that
he was the person before whom the testimony the
case was taken, and identified the prisoner Holt as
the man VINO mad appeared and personaled Benja-
MN Kane IN the case, giving testimony under that
name.
Cross-exalnincd-Mr. Fisher appeared as counsel
on that occasiOn saw the prisoner short time
after ana heard OF mis- arr est III July; remember the
Kane case AZ IL was one OF my first cases remen-
Der that never said the man who appeared and
testified as Kane was Il tall, heavy built man.
Captain John Mclaughlin testified to making the
arrest OF Holt, which was effected In the Post ONCE
at Middlet0wn, Orange county, in this State where
he had gone 10 receive letter addressed to him in
tie name or WILSON.
The jury found Il verdict OF guilty and Judge Tan.
pan sentenced him to nine years IN state Prison
Frank Archibald, VINO Was convicted Of perjury on
Monday, IN having pcrsonated NJ. DalZell. us plaintiff
III divorce case was also arraigned ana sentenced
10 nEe years In state Prison. The Judge, I'm passing
sentence, SAID there was no mitigating circumstance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
UNITED STATES COURT Ar TRENTON,

IN the United states District Court al Trenton
yesterday the case or Alexander Robertson, charged
with having taken certain letters from the post
ONCE at Jersey City, was first taken up. The Assist
ant District attorney stated that the government
decided not to prosecute the offender, as the gov
eminent officials had come 10 an understanding
with MIN at the time OF his arrest that If he told
who the principals were he would not he prosecuted
In cases OF this kind u is very hard for the govern
ment 10 sustain the charges He believed IL would
be dihcut-in Tact. imposslbie-f0r them to prove
tile indictment In this case as no evidence appeared
In the matter but the statement OF Robertson him.
sell. The prisoner was thcreupOn acquitted Of tie
charge.
william Howl, lad OF thirteen. was indicted for
a similar offence His counsel read DANGEROUSLY
signed petition OF citizens OF Jersey CITY tesilying
10 his previous goou conduct and asking the pre.
siding Judge to suspend punishment on HIM in
consideration OF MS youth. The crring youth was
let or with 4 warning.
Edmond w. Davidson, who was charged by the
Grand Jury with having, on the id OF August last,
attempted 10 pass counterfeit ten dollar bill on
Philip S0dy. or Newark. was found guilty. The
court reserved It's decision.
Patrick McDonough. OF Jersey CITY, was then
placed 81 trial on the charge Of obtaining money Ivy
black mail rom parties alleged to tie engaged III
III cit disillati0n at H0boKen and Newark. The
trial WAS IN progress wnen the court udIour0ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

SUPERIOR CounT-SpECIAL TERM.
Legal Force OF u PaTOI Lease.
Before judge Jones.

Before Judge Jones.
1et6n,e McGut's rs. COh,ttandt Palmer, Ed,ral1
NcAGhOn ana EftcnTd Laae.-rhis was a motion 10
confirm report OF referee. The action was brought
by plaintiff III September, 1865, he al the tine being
an assignee OF the iessees OF defendant Palmer In
occupation Of Nos 30 ana 62 East Fourteenth street
He claimed that, by u paro agreement with Palmer,
his lease had been extended RON September u.s.
1865, to May l. lsdG at the previous rent OF So $50
per annum. The piainiln further alleged that the
defendants all knew Of his extended lease. but not
withstapding this, that Palmer leased 10 the other
defendants HE premises IN question al an advanced
rent OF $4,000 the lease 10 extend three years. from
September Is. 1865. Tie action was brought TO re-
strain The latter two defendants from taking poss.s-
SION. An injunction vas granted restraining the
defendants from institutn9 summary proceedings
against the plaintiff, ana rom interfering with hun
injunction continued uitil February -, 1886 the
time OF this Ilai TIE defendant Palmer denied any
Darol letting TO the paintiH. After u good dcai OF
legal ,kirmishng the case referred q referee,
VINO. on May IL lcBy, made report, assessing dam
ages 90 The amount OF SJ,12j against the plantin
Meantime variety OF legal complications have
arisen through the death OF both Judge Robinson,
before whom the case was originally brought, aud
The referee. The case was argued AZ length ana de-
cIsOl reserved.
MifcteH ~. RydtfntyOR.--D of September Il,
1870, vacated. Defendant to proposed case on
appeal within len days.
Baker Us. AhoiD.-Motion for commission granted
without costs, and stay VI proceedings for thirty
days granted on payment Of cos,s.
FTtHrN rs. Wheeler. Motion denied, with ten dol
lars costs. without prejudice.
Wh,te Us. CoJoJ.-Iurchaser to be paid Tor exam
ining title order To be settled days noC2e
HoO1Jef Is. JessuD -MotiOn OF defendant Ken
nedy Ia yaCate summons denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BARSEe por1LE.-On Tuesday, October IS at the
reslden,. = Inc e.. eflnes parents ~ Rey. Merrill
ter OF J. w. P0t,s. ..so., all OF this city.
BLAkE-EasraA>.--a San Francisco, CAL, on
Monday, October u, oy the Rev. J. +. Moore, MAU-
RICE u. BLAKE, Of san Francisco, to MISS MAIruA
II. EASTMAN, OF Giimanton n. IL.
BRo0Ks-DE BAuN.-in this CITY. at the Church or
Our saviour, on Wednesday, OCTOBER 49, 10y The Rev
+. &. Brooks, d. D., Of inadclphla, assisted Dy The
Rev. James N. Pullman, 81 New York, Mr.. Il. ).
BROOKS TO MISS MELISSA De BAUM, third daughter
CREgGAN-BAILEY.--On Tuesday, October is, at
10gth street the residence OF ncr brother-in.law.
Lawrence Mard0n, by the Rev. Henry Baxter
THOMAS +. CRgEGAS. Of this city, 10 EMMA JANE
BAILEY late OF scotland.
KiNG--iikDGEs.-At Trinity church, Hobokcn, n.
j., on Tuesday october ~, by the Rev. II. W. Hoges
Jr.. HENRY /. KING 10 ELIzABErH A., daughter or
j.. Hedges, Esq. all OF Hoboken.
kLEE-WoLFE.-At Reriin, Germany. on Monday
October 8, by the Rev. N. Sydon, EuDoLr kfgE. of
Hamburg, 10 ANNIE b., daughter OF the late ydolpho
Wolfe, Oi New York.
residence OF the briucs parents by Rev. Cornelius
H. smith, inoAAs NOOK TO MARY Z. 3xisu, both OF
SHERIDAN-GKAY.--On Wednesday October 10.
by the Rev. william II. Boole, al The sands street
Methodist Episcopal church, THEODORE W. SHKRi-
Dan To ASIIE o., eldest daughter VI Edward Cray.
ESQ.,, all oi Brooklyn. No cards.
siarsos-MoFrETT.--0 Wednesday. October 10
at :hrce y. NJ a. the Church Of she Holy Com
mnnion, ny the Rev. r. y. Lawrence, SIR. ALBERT
SIMPSON. ~ New YORK, 10 Miss KATE g. MolFEII,
daughter the late Alexander w. Moott, o. ,haricS-
ION, -. Y.
T srock noiA--l.olT--At West Jamaica l.. l.. on
"Wednesday, october 10, bi the Rev James Wyckoi.
HARMAS }. STOCKHOLM oi Jamaica, 10 Vi. nEElECpg
LORI, vi the former place.
SCrliY -CIINruN.-,bH Mondav October l., al st
Josephs church. uy I,ey. iaLhc. Farrell, EDWARD
SCUlLY To kAriE A. CLINTON, second tingnler 0f
The ltie Peter Cliuton.
TOwEIs-Ho DGisS.--ln Brooklyn. On Wednesday
O,iober 70 bJ the Rev. Dr Hall rector OF the Church
OF the Holy trinity, hAwEfScE TOWER to ANNA VI.
HopGINs both VI Brooklyn.
VoN BGRSuru-- BiEawigrH In Broosiyn, ON rucs-
day October II. al the church VI The saviour "
the Rev. 4. y. Putnam assisted by The Rev. r. a.
Farley ID. D.. FREDERICK A. kON BRRNUfn. OF New
lorA, 10 EMILY T.. daughter % Leopold Nvn Bier.
wirlh, OF Brooklyn.
WEBsTER--CuRTs.-- Strstiord, Conn, ON rdes-
DAY, October Is. IN the congregational church, by
the Rev. William n. Hal, }. HOWARD WEBSTER,
Esq, vi Cleyelago, ONO " UEiEN 81. 'idest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting Of the BOnrd OF Commissioners The
Corporal Punishment QncstiOn-Atte nta nee
nj Evening schools.

Meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners, The
Corporal Punishment Observation-Disclosures
nj Evening schools.
The Board of Commissioners OF Common schools
met last evening IN stated session. with the presi.
dent, Commissioner Smythe. IN the chair A large
amount OF routine business was disposed or after
which repory by superintendent KidnIc, on
THE EVENING SCHOOLS,
was read 81 me clerk, Mr. kernan. According W
ms report tue number registered The opening OF
the schools was $3.50. ana on the opening night the
actual attendance was l0,CSs. or these 7l.4 were
males, :427 feinales-1I7 at the coored schools ana
1000 at the evening high school, The largcs, mum.
Der present on any evening was 1885, There
are now registered i6,4e7 m the various
ward schools and 1910 in tho hgn
school. The Nineteenth ward school has
heen discontinued. rs the attendance was only sew
eniy-elght. The report does not state whether The
pupils are Kept away by reason Of the excitement IN
regard TO rapid transit and deem il OF greater I'M
p0riauce 10 attend the meetings on the transit aucs.
Ton than 10 attend school ana improve Their minds
Some OF the Nineteenth ward people should go 10
school or somewhere else, to learn sense II nothing
else.
petition nom The assistant teachers in the pr-
mary schools was next read The petition Is iur ON
equalization Of salaries OF the petitioners with those
OF The assistants IN the grammar schools. The docu-
lncnt was referred TO the Committee on Teachers
The report ol The COmn,tee on Teachers confirm.
ing Mss Kate Il. kiinber as vic principal OF
Primary No. l. m the Tenth war,i, was adopted.
THE QUESTION or CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
came up line SPECIAL order the day. The report
OF The COMMITTEE On Bylaws which was read by the
CLERK. qu t. lengthy and thoroughly exhaustive AS
10 the tenieHces AMI results Of the Indulgence
prohibition oi corporal punishment Ia the schools
az. ,Onelncs win u resolution DENYING the pro-
position 10 repeal the section OF The bylaws WHEN
prohibits corporal punishment and the OLD
law which permitted u as n last resort.
Commissioner WooD opposed the adoption Of The
report with an exceedingly pleasant, plausible ana
w'thal erndite argument, quoting rom ancient Gus
toms RON the i,De, nom Lfyy. Juycna, Dr. Ar
mold ANA Others IN support or the idea that corpo-
raj punishment properly administered. was ne
crssi'y. His eOtrience was or no avail as, after d
short address repiy by Commissioner Sands, the
Board aloptcl the report.
on motion VI ,lr Wooa the Committee on Bylaws
Instructed 10 confer WITH the City Superlntend-
cni, principal OF 4 male school. principal OF ~
female school, tDe President Of the Free College and
Tie President 90 the Normal College. the alop.
ton OF some proper substitute Tor corporal punish
DieHt
Oh motion the Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
T H E COU r T S.
A Counterieiter Convicted-viclations Of the
New Registry LAVA Landlord and Ten
ant Case-Legal Force Of Parole Case
The Late Adams Express Robbery
Burglar sentencod-B Business Of
the Court of General Sessions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cous1-calm,uAl BRANCH.

the Russian Connferfeiter Nicolas Found
Guiity-Remnuded for Sentence.
Before Judge Benedict.
IN United STATES Us. Aieris Nico,as.-The defend
ANT an alleged connterfelter, Is a Russian. He was
arrested by Colonel Whitley about month ago, at
No. las Madison street. plate Tor prlnting fifty
cent stamps was found in his possession. Colonel
Wnitey caught him In the act OF engraving the
plate.
Colonel Erhardt, his counsel. commended that the
evidence OF Herring, the witness for the prosecu-
ton VINO testtaed that he saw the plate In the hands
OF the prisoner was unworthy OF belief.
Assistant District Attorney Purdy replied that his
evidence was not and could not be impcached.
The Judge then charged the jury, who found the
prisoner guilty.
DEFENDANTS counsel then asked the Court TO assign
an interpreter 10 enable Nicolas 10 make q state
nent, but the prisoner knows English well, as he
spoke nelligibly 10 Colonel Whitley and his officers
when arrested. No interpreter was consequently.
assigned.
The jury found the prisoner guilty. Sentence de-
fcrreu.
Michael Monaghan, young man. was found guilty
OF having attempted TO pass q number OF counter
felt ten dollar bills. He was remanded Tor SEN
tence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.
Affection anu "C0nfitlcnce.c
Ppfore Judpp Thamnsau

Before Judge Thompson.
{. A. v. Bcrgesman abont year since made love
to Dcoretta Wideknd, Il widow, at East New York,
and succeeded in gaining her affections AL the
decease Of Widekind he LEFT his mourning partner
about 1000, and money Bergerman had his eye on.
When he mad completely gained The confidence OF
the widow he popped the question: and tie
widow said "Yes." short time after this Berger
man borrowed the sum Of $500 from the poor wo.
man. ana after getting the money IN his possession
refused 10 fulfil the contract OF marriage. Mrs.
Wideknd sued him for the money ana 4 verdict for
the lull amount, with interest," which makes 5000 In
all, was rendered IN her favor yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

EVERY MAN HIS WIFE's SURGroN.--The Lee
tMass.) cleaner gives currency to a rnmor that Il
man In OTIS, whose wife had long suffered with q
running upon her leg, became tired OF listening
to her R1efs and caring Tor her diseased member
and 50 he bound the woman upon 4 bench and with
butcher KNIFE aud liandsaw cut her leg or. or
course he knew nothing o. taking UP bleeding arte-
ries, and death soon came To tue relief o. the sur.
ferer. He then took the body IN wagon 10 Lee ,or
buriB arriving a the cemetery latc al night he laid
1t upon the ground, covered At up, aud ielC iii the
next day for burial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

J he Alleged Ada m. Express Robbery.
Rpfurp Iutup lnxpnn L. noIv anl Inv

btTUTt dIuHt JU-tVH r DaTy NnU q july.
TIE Adams Express ComDoay Us. Duncan She,.
man d co. This Is an aclion 10 recover The value
OF $1,000 seyen.tnirty United States bond. which
was one OF thirteen. or a similar denomination
stolen from the car of Adams Express Company,
city. All The bonds were endorsed ny the cashier
oil Tue Indiana bank, but this was the only one on
which thc endorsement was not entirely CEASED
The bonds were traced 10 The possession Of lie de-
leiidans, and acton Is now brought for the recovery
~ ms one. ~ being me 0niy one which could be
identified. Case slll on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
A MASSACHUSETTS HEALTH DELEGATION.

delegation or gentlemen connected with the
health interests OF Boston ana suburban towns,
headed by Mr. W. W. Warren, State Senator OF
Brighton, arrived in this city yesterday Tor
the purpose OF inqurlng into the man.
ner IN which the business Of slaughtering,
fat boiling, &c., Is conducted here, with view OF
adopting our Improvements III Massachusetts. IN
the afternoon they proceeded 10 Communlpaw 70
examine The abattoirs, ana Today, accompanied by
City sanitary Inspector Morris wili make an exleii-
sve tour OF our Strengthening ana la melting houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Rrfnre Recnranr nacknit.

HffUFc EtcOfUtF IIuckeIf.
Although The calendar IN this court yesterday was
unusually large Assistant District Attorney Tweed
disposed Of the cases with his usual despatch.
HEAVY BUT JUST SENTENCE.
John Y. smith, youth, pleaded guilty to burglary
in Inc first degree, the charge being that on The
night VI the LIST nsl, ne forced open the wiRdyH VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

More Arrests Under the New Registration
Law.
Before Commissioner Davenport.
John Garry ana Michael Meares were brought be-
fore Commissioner Davenport yesterday charge
OF having falsely registered their names the pre-
vi0ns day In the Second election district OF the
Eighth ward. they were each neld in $4,000 bah TO
appear for examination.