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New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

BILLS PASSED. .
Providing for the appraisal of Canal claims; permit
tug claimants TO file claims with the Canal Appraisers
without applying to the legislature
To widen and improve WashingtOn-ave. BrooKlyn.
Confirming the title of the Mayor Aldermen, and Com
mOnalty of New York TO the GansevOOrt property. .
incorporating the National Mutual Benefit Association
Incorporating the Eastern District Hospital of Brook
lyn. .,, A., - - ., ~, e. -
City of New-York.
Facilitating the construction OF the NeW-lofK anu U.s.
wego Midland Railroad. .
Mr. KENNEDY moved to recommit, with an instruction
to strike out the enactng clause.
Mr. HUBBARD supported the bill.
Mr. KENNEDY cOntended that, as the State debt was
now s43 OOOOOO and localities $4,000 900 more, IT
was time TO whistle down brakes such donations OF
the peoples money as contemplated by the OMNIBUS
Railroad bill.
MT KENNEDY'S motion was lost as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
corRr oE GENERAL sEssIoNs-sESrEvcEs.

John Fountain, who was jointly indicted
in the Court of General Sessions with Isaac Hendrckson
on charge of burglary in the second degree was tired
Convicted and sentenced yesterday. 1t appeared hat
on the 5th OF March the sleeping apartment OF ledh
segenberg at No. 81 Thompsons, was entered Dy Iorc
ing oDen the window and that feather bed some CLOTH
Ing and money taken from the room The bed was
traced to the possession OF John Fountain, VINO e,aeu
that he had received 1t from person named Johhsol
The Captain OF the Precinct stated that Fountain was
had character, and the leader OF q gang OF coored
thieves Judge Bedford sentenced Fountain to II years
and In the State Prison 10 years for the bur
Clary and years and months for burglary committed
some months ago, where Judgment had been sus-
pended.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
LOST AT SEA,

The British schooner Anglo-American, Capt.
Smith, which arrived at this port yesterday from ux
io reports that April in lat $50 1O, long e9 she
fell In with the schooner John Lymburner Of Brooks
vile, Me-. Capt Orcutt, from Cardenas for Baltimore,
with cargo Of sugar. The J. L. in sinking cond
ton had six feet water in the hold, and the leak
gaining foot hour. The Anglo American took
of the captain and crew seven in number and brought
them to this port The j. l.. was 173 tuns burden so
months old, owned by John Lymburner and others OF
Brooksyille, Me-, and was partly insured.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.

DecisiOns-Hy Judge Van Brunt.-Nan las
sci agt spratt-MOon granted unless constructor made
party to the original suit Derby agt Houtman-Judg-
ment granted. Durktt agt. Beman.-Judgment granted
strittatter agt. StrittmatterTwenty dollars month
alimony allowed, and $50 counsel fee. McGlone agt
Goodwin-The parties must attend In reference to the
allowances be granted In the matter of the appca-
ton OF r. b. Wright--MotOn granted Hieberger agt.
Hieberger-AlmOny OF S. week and counsel fee of $50
allowed. Latourette agt. Decker-Motion denied with
$40 costs TO abide event. Dernial agt. Hyams-Moton
granted on payment OF $40 costs Of motion.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20.


Mails fer Europe via steamship Neyeia
Pier No 10 n H. close the IN. Supplementary
Mail for paid letters only made Pier No. &C NJ r. and closes
O'Clock IN.
THURSDAY, April 2l.
Mails for Havana and the West ladies' steamship
Castle Pier No n r. close at IN. Steamship sails
Mails for Eprope via Southampton and Bremen steamship Her
Of Thirst Hoboken Post IL NJ Steamship
sails Supplementary Mail for paid letters only up
the Pier at Hoboken and closed at IL T. IN.
Mails for Auw Panama and the South Pacific and Central
lean Port steamship Henry Chauncey Pier ~
at Post 0Ice at l0s IN. Steamship sails at II NJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

IF YOUR THROAT Is SORE, or you are annoyed
by Cough promptly DR. JAMES BIPEcToRAsr 1t will relieve
the air passages Of all p mucous Ay Inflammation and give
the diseased parts chance heal No remedy
Coughs and Colds complaint Lungs
tine short tnal will prove its efficacy. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
announcements |

HUMAN EYEs-"What they say" Black eyes,
Boe Hazel Green Creamy Marble
eyes What traits Of character revealed by the eyes For
h reading choosing husbands and wives by the color Of the
May number PHREsoLoGIcAL JOURNAL Eesmen have IT. 30 cents
or 81 4 r. WELIs, Publisher 389 Broadway, n.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE pprss

Captains and Of vessels arriving this port requested
deliver packages addressed the Nevlork
exhibiting the written authority of j. w. smonton
News packages for the Journal
World Sun, Eress EreHing Post Commercial 1,e>
Zung and Ne Yorker Demokrat should also be teher,
he AN
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER

EKw-YORE Tier. Bar Wind Hour Iher aono p.1 ~
Apnl 49, 7 Ao 291o e.
$50 29.2 ISL y 81 ~ ~
SO 1910 NR ii 20 So damn
REMARKs-Yesterday, Tuesday the 18Th, was a"p the
and somewhat chilly under the preyaenca a,rvais o %
casterly Winds The sun came out little at 1nervMs,
The sky was generally very cloudy from midmgnt %
D. m high fog, 6:l5 light rain s:o3 p. M ON " Iynr ,
and at times to TO- Phenomena.-At l2:ls .. IN on u
day April o. the will be nearly one hour
above the S. E. horizon having the planet saturn about
70 south
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

np,.r Or P.g., Mis-. Kate Hooeper G. 9osse ISvy
id.rsop Mr. Randolph John Cowton, IT, Davis Mr. Wsdding
icn Mr. Parker Mr. Kennedy wm s%y'5 serly se1 W.
M R j. King and daughcp T. Derby VIM Hutton sharphs
Sbars IT, NJ and Mrs Howard brother and dstsr, Mr. ane Mrs.
J. Weatherhes esd and child.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEc1AL TERN.

Decisions-By Judge Monell.--Kirby agt.
White-Motion denied. See Memorandum. Motions
granted-Kohler agt Grau; Lewis agt. Mutual Life In
surance Co.; James agt. Erie Railway Co.; Bradhurst
agt. Bradhurst.; Bremann agt. Unger Lafarge agt
Hoar; Adams agt. Adams Holdane agt Hines-Judg-
ment vacated.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge Blatchtord.-The silk-ribbon
case was continued yesterday The following property
was condemned, there being claimants -Four casks
Of whisky, found on Pier No. S4 North River; five
barrels OF whisky, found Pier No. 49, North River, and
five barrels of whisky found In the streets.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

A local Alumni Society of Rochester Univer-
sy II u he organized hs afternoon, at $50 O'Clock ut
the AstoT House.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS AND CORDAGE.-
WILLARD HARvKr Once and wAreoos 1s and 300 Broadway New
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

KNor HATTxR- And great deal will
about him KsoI belongs that class who will talked ou
for the simple that he oostnuAly giving the public something
talk about Knox styles always whenever
they male k appearance Leading Of always a
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

InCOrpOratlnR tn6 Library BUIIUUg UHU AssUCIdlUH
Of Brooklyn, E. D.
Amending charter Of the Industrial School Assoca-
ton of Brooklyn, f. ID.
Incorporating the Security Bank Of Brooklyn.
Amending the charter Of the Workdngwomans Pro-
teCtiye Union.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
TrEspAYs WEATHER REPoRT-s A. NJ.
uIyrATuRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC ~
c. . sun sets ........ 6.t5 Moon nees....,. RW
HGH THIS DAY. -,
e,1 uooL Cows Islsnd I2O6 Hell Gate l:oo
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20


Walton, Richmond.
B. L. Sharp, Elzabeihport.
Gen. Banks, EliEabethp0rt.
Lizzie Worthy, Blikabethport.
Evergreen, Elzabeshport.
Justice, EhLabethport.
G. r. Washington, virginia.
Lady Emma, Hartford.
Haze, Greenwich.
J. Burley. Providence.
L. A. Tolles, Sorwalk.
Saratoga, Providence.
Joseph Allen, Virginia.
Elizabeth 4 Helen, Warren, r. |.
Alpha, New-London.
Fountain, Fall River:
Evelyn, Fowler, lumber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-11-24
Brief eineS baDerifdben Sc16atem
an feinc 8raut.
@elippte SawIne! J.!

@nbli6 bapwe mer Sifsl Hut. Sett
bem B. aueuldt bapwe mer uns NIT ben
perFu&ts 8ranspie rumsbaue. = Nir
Saiere un bic preibif&e @renabier (uf
preibtfG n5arbe"O un bic 5rantfUrbsr =
mir taben's b'icrst. 3'sr1Gt bawwe mer
le aus Beibsburs 'naas s'l6miGe un
bann bst @Srtb nod emOI ssbSrts Der.
baue. Gm fdSnfe mare bir bic 3uafFe
un bic Siirtcs = Id bab swet 3ualfe
s'fan8e, BUN bene Serl BAIT ieber ercgI
eab uf em Dcrnifer s'bat un mare ans
seSuse wie bic afTs nun ais uf bene Sr.
seImannsr ttre SrSel FBs.-Du tO1&fie
ia l&un s'lebe. bic aTe. Ginrr bon bene
SsrIe Rat Dsitia s'i&p6bt awpsr fetr
l&leGt er mar bum GIiae, Iebr 16ene
@ssenb no mer isbt brIn fin, Den 8erl
ban t& 9'fra9t parum fe alIs 8aBe bate,
Of iie @dub I'm DOrnif9trr bate, uber
Ot bic &abs bic 3u0ffslSb funss mifs-
DO bot bss gis9 e'laGt un s'rneint pie
n1sr 70 bumm frcee fGnnt = freiTe b'0un
msr fe, BOT er 8rfa&t, tpsnn prr IuuIat
mir bawps. 90, fast Id, cute appstttt,
5err 3unf, Id frsb feline. DO msint tr,
mer fttn eipe nod nett In Der Civilization
un Stlbuns 3urid In DtutfGlanb, IunIbt
ttdtr mer 8abe frsFt. Da Bin abtr
faIi& purre: S'@Iad mar, bue er g.
fansnsr sspsie il&, iunf&t t6tt t4 EN- &c.
5etst mas SiIbun8 tf&; idb bdtt'm cine
uf's @aut S'baue, bab sr In be erfe bier
sSo6e tsin Sab s'frsifs bdtt bu tanf&t
gut psrpCr fei; bod an @'fanssne but
msr ii& nit ptrSrsifs; msr bdn ,pst britt
tel pun ne tUbts'i&lass, fe fin ssftrUft
9enua. Sb e'fdristn bapws bic &erl
tstm ansrif ipie pem msr ne SGpa6ns
Iau fsintm S&wan3 psbt. awwer bss cat
uns nttt esnirt mer tawwe le NIT en- @ts
pstrtcIws seturtof un 800 sefanst g.
numms, bic Samms eubsr f&wabe aper
fst Dsutf& wte Der 3uaf. Die Yrtu6s
bans it4 aud gut 9'fhla9e uno bic 6ranE'
fcrber unb SadlsbeiBer - msr bapws
aud 9anpne unp WlittrailduIs, SABINE un
ptsIe @sfanssne senumhe. Wtsr taws
amer aud Sisl Spbte unb 8erwunbste,
isbt ssbts mad paris, I'M BON bort bring
Dir mas S&Sn's NIT, bIsib msr amer
nor bret nm seb bid net NIT annere 8upe
at, ftiRfdt fCIIibt be bic 8rdnF trisse. =
8tsIe taulsnb Sib unb @ru6 BON helm
brsien @elipptsn Qnbrts.
Ncttbsne, EN- Ssflsrmat, Der mt& btt
Dir SsrfaIfattsrt tat tanHf&t fase, ba6
ipsnn mer NIT bic 5ransUie fsrtis fin un
Id tpmm teim, bau td EN- bintsr bic DIRE
bub en- Der DsifsI BOLT, benz trummbttRtHt
9ump, benz elenbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-11-24
Gin tapferer Heiter.

Der es9snpdrtise SrIes III BON ben
bsutlhen Sruppen init elmer lOlben Gap.
fsrtsit unb NIT einem lolben Mutte ses
fibrt, baB bic 9s1Gihtt fsinen Spsitsn
8rtss aufSuwstien bat, Der ibm CUR Ssite
9eltllt psrbsn fam. 6aum cine Niebtr.
lase baben bic Dsut16en srltttsn unb bod
battsn Fe ss init etnsm @eBnsr Su ttun,
Der nit Ssm Mutbe Der Serspeifuna
tampfte unp ben alien 8ubm Der fran,6-
fi&en @afsn su srbalten fu&te, Der ben
Dsutf&sn gum srOben sbsiIs burd bic
SprsdsIi&tett ieinsr sBaHsn iiterIsstnsr
unp Der al bic llntsrfdbuns unb 6dIfe
fanp, bic ibm bic fur ben Srtes bsssiiterts
SeS6lfsruns bes eiSensn eanbes nur 5u
leiftn ptrmr6te. Die Sranju1en tdmpf.
ten auf benz sIssnsn 8ubsn uno ale bar.
aus sntiprtnssnben 8prtbeils Runpsn IT,
rlsn su GsbUts, bic Deutf&sn stnesn, nit
benz SswuBtfstH fur cine sersate 6aHs
In ben Sampf sr3Ostn 3u fein, muibis
etm Scbe sntSessn, it pubtsH, tpts SieI
1e sinisbtrn, unb blelsr bewubts NutS
rtibIe Siss auf Stes on lore Gabntn, sr
iibsrwunb isess 5inbtrni6 unb rang fsIbR
benz trbIttsrten anb SsrbIsnOsttn Sstnbs
Sewauberune ab.
Sober bsuti&s SOIOat Bat In btelem
Srisse wle Gin 5slO setdmpft uno nod
mad Ianssn Sabren tpirb bic 9sf6t&ts
BON ben 5slpsntbatsn bisIes SerItsss er'
,dbIsn unb bic TRADITION wIro man&ts
tede unb mutbiss SolOatsnfiid fSrterbsu
auf Sobn unb Gnttl, btnn benz @s'
I6i&tsf6rsibsr iR es unm6sIi&, al St'
sinSsInsn 3ise unb SRutsn gu fammsln.
Nt6t Ginsslnt babfu GufpruG nuf ben
eOrbttr = sin GROCER ecrbssrtranS bel
santsn bsutI&eR armst.
@auHts mas mir aus BEN SFtsgt per
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9sfunsen bat. sBas bic 5ran;olen traenS
nod an btspCnIblen 9ruppsn on rtr
eCtre batten aufsetriebtn, mar In BEN Isks
ten Sassn mad Srlsans birisirt pcrren.
Niit trn pcn SourssS unO 5Ours 6trauf>
9eIenbeten 8s9Imenisrn batten F6 bic
Relfs Der am 8. uno 10. BON BEN 8aiern
9si9la8rnrn betben DipiTonsn, lpwie bic
BON pittiUirrs Surid6eUrberts Dipificn
pereinigt glrs In allsm ppbl mebr als
10000 Wann, wst6e bic Stdbt Orleans
telebt birItsn unb bieielts gssen Die untsr
Gen. .. B. Sann anriidrnben peutIdien
3ruppen prrtbetct9ten. Sei Der S6ple.
ri8ftlt Sss 9srrntns, ptl&ss subem pom
ben 8ranSofen Sielfad errbarrifabirt unb
auf9srifen mar, tauerte Der 5t1mpf ii6er
ists 'Stunbsn. Der Sisa mar etn aIdn.
,tnosr uno pclI lItanbiser. Orleans purbe
9encmmsn, es purben msbrere tauIeno
@efan9sns semahl unb bic fran,5FIte
Subarmss mad peridisptnsn 8tGtunaen
ttn ,erfrsut. ra r..
eaut elmer 0idn&snsr @Orrsfppnten,
Der Dsuti&en gassmsintn 3situna pdrsn
In BEN @sft&tsn am 10. unb IL. bic tai,
srtf&sn NttrailleHlsn In anprnbune as>
fcmmsn unb bdtten cine ut@tbars gBirto
uns seiibt."
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Den preubiihen Sclbatrn fsblt ss an
SGnupftabad, unb perpeu In bisIsr Be-
,itbuns pom Stitsn bsr unsIddli6sn Na'
fsntsfbsr iammsrUpue 8la8tn osfiibrt.
gisarrrn unb Sabad - 70 beibt ss -
purbsn In Iisnse na&8tfanbt an bic
S6nupftr bahts Nismanp. Go 9ins aber
aud Obns S6nupftatad, ubsIeib btsier
tti srOBsn GsIbtsrrsn cine 8Oae ipislt.
Der al!s Srib mar, ME Sebsrmann tusib,
Elm eewoItiesr SGnupfsr, 70 9spaltts,
bab sr lib In feline S6Oobwtis stpsi Ispsrne
Sul&sn MAIDEN ltrB uno furSwes aus fst-
nsr Saf&e fhuupfte. Sn fritif&en Gu'
ssnbIidsn nobm er elm Dubsnb prtfrn
btnttr sinanber. Quh NapSlf0n /. mar
eta S6uupfer; er trus aber teins DOis,
bate aud feine Ieberns s8siisatalHs, leine
@fntrale ltsbsn ibn I&nupfsu, nm ibn BET
gutter eaunt su srbaltsn; sr absr nabm In
@,rtanten ni6t nur Die prifs, fOnberu
aud bic sOINsne Dole unS fsdts fe rtn.
Der 8amerbisnsr bate banu bss Icr'
ssns feline ROtb. ale bic Dozen ipirctr an
ben rt6tsn @ann Ju briustu. a.
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SIa6riCbf

pirb biermit sresbsn, bab Gin Gtrtffat Sprbsrsi-
tet uub aussefsrttet Turbe gum 3ped Der Gta-
bItruns elmer Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, unter ben Selimmunsrn ber Nfte, brti-
telt: ,,gine gfts sur 8sliebuns rinrs 8reibanFeu-
SYfrns in ptnnlyIsarifn unb jur Sihrrung
ess publifums Dor gsrIullfn bur9 infpISsute
Sanisn," senebmist am 81, WGri 1860, uub
ben psrIbireensn 9ulGBen sur beidsten Mfie.
unb Nledanies 9dnf BON Scrantpu" uub lufirt
lstn in eer Stabt Scrautcn-rnit einem @runb-
taptfal BON $3.50, 200, In slntbsilsn RON ie finf-
SO; NIT efm gripilesium, bic Summe auf irs
gshe NtHen Setras su srbSben, err cine MiQieg
Deqars uitt iibsrIfriat.
SeTanton, q. AuguIf 1S70-6m
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Sin eOmplinent far oeatfalans !.

GiRem pripatbritle entntmmt bic Ger.
3ts." 5plsenbss: nDie- franS5GlGsR Sc.
fanetnsn GGsiutn bic be1Gtipenen an.
naturalization bss sedwunsentn auisnt-
baltes In DrutIalaub Der @lpire pcr,u.
SIsben, ME i& forbtn In Der Sefuua
@atnJ eejeist. Sc lolIten 240 Wlann
5rauJcisn stssn cine slsi&s QnjatI beut>
lasr SOlbateu ausseiptGltlt ptrben.
Otsfss iruroe ben 9risesetfnnssnsn In
Wfainl betannt semant unS Stber, Der
feline Gusps&sIuns pinfats, gum gcr.
trsten aufsefcreert. unb mas eeI&abp
Gs trat aud niGt elm einiissr Wann Dor.
Sect ruroe mitteIs 9OOIss jur auspabl
sfiGritten; aus ben bttribtsn W1isntn
eeritnieen aber, peldt bic Drtfer eesUs
GEN, LIEF ilt nt&ts psuissr ais 6rtHbs
telen.H
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SDScpb Secfer,
a 8 b el b d u bIer,

fruber ppll pprE JerDls,
ma6t biermit Irinen 8rrunben unb benz beut-
Iben publifum SGn Scranton nnb Spee yarf be-
fannt bab CT in WerriFelb's 8lpd, Wlainffrabe,
Gin MDbrIeeI1Gft srEfnet Nidt muir biIt or W6.
WlatraBrn, Geppibe unb Gbnli1e gBaarrn.
9Brr gnarssO bat fam bier aubrrcrbeutlit
biQig einfduftn.
8egrabniiTs piiuftIi& triOrst.
Q6i9) 9pI. 8eftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-11-24
Samer s sSanPe,

Srpcerieen rlmb SyrDDiffOnen,
WainRraee, 9sbe part,
reber brm Sctsl bes Serrn @eorss @r6ber.
Ginrm Sersbrttn bsutf6tn pubIifum bic srss-
btnft @nEisr, bdb mir fOrtpGbrrub sinsn aussr>
pGblten 8prratb BON groSiant unb 9ebtnsmit-
ttIn an 9aub baIten unb ju ben biIlisfsn prri1tn
an uuIert 8uneen perfaufrn.
Snbem mir UNI sabIrri&en 3uipru9 bitten,
eeben mir bic gerii6erlng, eaB fptppbI AuaIitGt
ipie preiit bsr gBdarsn nttts Su tuiinI&en iibris
InIIen. 30ap9
Safcb Sdusr. Grisbrih @anfr.
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- 9u NltrifO finb pitbsr In StrI6is-
bsusn @sstnbsu 8sppIutiCnen ausssbrps
Hsu. prdRptnt Suarss III srtrantt; er
mub elm ,ltmliG ;dbrs esbtn bab.n, Oae
sr se 10 lanae an Der SpiBe psr Nssteruug
rislss unrubissn eanbsS uusbalt.
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SScatcr SfOrc+

llntsSeitnetrr bat IN Der albtr Strase, spi-
ltsn @epar unb pittston ASsnue, In Istnrm
SauIe Gin
@rpeerit- unb proStlipns-@ef46ft
srSifrst unb label 5reunbs unS 9sFanntr su sabI-
rri6sm BsfuGe frsunbIi6N efn. CT fpirb f@ Be-
ffrsben MIR quite 98aartn su baItru uub ju ben
bi(liefeu pgtifrn SrrFauftn.
t4ap70 Safpb GngeI.
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Versicherung,
SpebitiDm-llmD-SHecbfeI.

v: Stspart YOtter (glaGfplstr Scn @.
3. gBaIter) u aeent fir bic ,,Spmt gsrIi&rr-
nnss 50. IN giew gprr un6 ,,eyepmina County
wluhial." 8srnsr assnt fir atle eurcp6il6en
Dampfrr- ytnisA. paliaesiheinr auf Ddmpf-
ano Se9sli1tTsn mad unb Yrn Samburg, grs-
men unb aue antertn S6fen tperben SerFouft
geeblsl peresn nab allen SbeiIsu ees aIttn 0a.
srlanesS au ben niscrislisR 3afsH ausaelsat.
Office, 205 9adapanna gpenus 5eibitrs
.Ofl, 3tmmtT Ts. 1, ebeuduf. 1853
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3ur Situatipn.

Die gSsIsin ftIummtra I'm BaIbt,
8aIbi, @ari.balpi,
@&ldfff aud bu -
(Ostnen 5sIOsnrauf& aaf elmer bsHtf&sn
5sifuns aus)
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6cfbGffS=2lnseiac.

9ntsm bic llntrrsci6nstrn bas friibr Spn
So6 u. gnllOpay sefiibrtr WGbslgsi4Gft IN trr
pmn glSSnur, pterbnlb Wulbrrrs StrnBr, fGufs
LID iitrrnemmen baben, geben lir bic Srrf6tr-
uug bab ie ale in has WDbelseidGft einibla-
genbrn sIrtifrl ltstS auf 8crratb balten unb Su
ben nirbriglfCn preiirn Sertaufen.
Es9s| auf gsi6rubesGnsnide pirb belonbere
9ttdlltt grncmmrn unS alles eaSu @rbUrtse
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The New York herald., 1870-05-17
REDEEM.HG NEW JER,EY.

Report or the Hudson County Grand
Jury-DIurder and IansIau uGhuSr-CitiOs
and Towns Indicted for Bad streets-S
The AbattOir Still Safc.
The Grand Jury, Of Hudson county, New jersey
finished their business yesterday ana were dis
charged The following indictments were
presented Edward Sheehan, mansaughter
Denis McGrotty, murder John White, extor.
tion ard emDezzlement; John Boyle and
Julia Hennessey breaking. entering and larceny;
Philip Shenzan, nuisance; John O'Sulvvn, assault
and battery; David McCullom and Elizabeth Jones,
adultery Jacob Scharfenberger assault and battery;
Abraham Ackerman, James Conne Thomas Kene-
any and Patrick Fury rlot Charles Schul.z assauls
ing and larceny; Lewis Mag, illegal voting;
Charles Burns. breaking with intent to steal;
10 gerry; George L. Forge, cruelty to animals,
James Carey, manslarghter. The Grand Jury
further ma ie presentmen's setting forth that the
streets, roads and highways In Hob0ken were in
dangerous condition, and that some were almost i'm
passape; that the authorities of Hoboken are so
negligent aud indifferent in the matter that it is
necessary for the Court to bring them to
sense OF their duty. Similar presentmenss were
made In regard to the streets and highways in West
H0bOken, Weehawken. Greenville and HARRISON and
Jersey City repairs are carried out 80 slowly that
streets are impossible for o long time las
Sidewalks IL H 0 are Often tors up and left 'ns
that condition for weeks and months, and
that great inconvenience thereby accrues to the
public. The Grand Jury visited the Communipaw
Abattoir, through which they were conducted In .
most adrot and skilful manner by a member of The
abatoir and everything was In such good oder tnat
no one was tripped up on his passage nor did
any one catch the STENCIL as the pilot was careful TO
fishment. Several members of the Grand Jury in
sisted on some changes SO as to remove the oblec~
t,ons made against tine concern IN ae
the Qbattoir escaped once more.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
POLICE TRIALS.
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Captain Burdens Discipline-BoswOrth Scores
Hi,n-The Jersey Alley Sabbath Battle
Trial Of the QElcers.
Commissioner Boswortn yesterday heard evidence
In fifty complaints against oldceis
william E. Martineau, Twenty ninth precinct. not
properly patrolllng his p0 from ten minutes past
one to three minutes past four A. NJ. The rounds
man swore he stood in doorway watching.
Sergeant Mulin saw him on post at two;
officer Beoridge saw him about ten min
utes after two; Davis saw him at the same
time; Sandlord saw him about fifteen minutes be-
fore two and again about two E. O. Davenport
saw him between fifteen minutes or two and two
O'Clock; Daniels saw him between twelve and one
quarter OF three and quarter to four; O'Keeffe
saw him at twenty-five and twenty-five minutes
past one; james Quinlan saw him twice dur
ing the time specified; william Young confirmed
Quln!an's statement. Captain P. P. Burden was
called and sharply cross-examined by the Court as
to his instructions to roundsmen. Burden threw all the
responsibility upon hts subordnates. M. Bosworth
took occasion to state that the complaints were
more numerous now shan IN j., ionr montns; T. was vas
day time. The Board mad dismissed u large number
OF men on Saturday and were bound to dismiss all
who did not do their duty Another case OF similar
charac er was that OF officer Clark, charged with
beng OF post. Both cases were referred TO the
Oiicers Lawrence Burke and Patrick Kennedy, OF
the Fourteenth precinct, were charged with neg
lecting to arrest part es who created the row
In Jersey alley last Sunday morning week, par
tculars OF which appeared In the HERALD next
day. 1t appears that NUMBER Of drunken white
loaiers attacked inonensive colored man
named William Plain, who lives IN the alley, while
on his way to st0ec, and drove him into his
house. His wife with her son started out, when
they attacked the boy She went to his assist
ance, night ensued; she was badly beaten.
and knife was drawn upon the boy. Runners
went TO headquarters and the station mousse and
the officers got to the alley after the ngh was
over, but before the rowdes escaped. colored
man named Baly asked one Of the officers to arrest
them but he refused, as he had not witnessed the
disturbance. The case was referred to the B0ard
Captain Walsh explained that he had investigated
the fight, and could not find that the defendants
were present at the riot