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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-01
FROM EUROPE.
The Break In the Cable.

The Break In the Cable.
HEARTS CONTENT, Dec. IA steamer will be
despatched from this point Immediately in
search the steamer Bobert Lowe, now engaged
in repairing the cable. The latter steamer was
sent out to repair the Atlantic cable of 1885, and
the steamer which is to follow will carry infor-
nation that the cable Of 1865 has suddenly
ceased working and ascertain IL the Interrupt
tion was not caused by the loves graphing the
wrong cable.
Battle at Paris.
LONDON, Dec. lit is said the Prussiaus
have suddenly evacuated Amiens, retiring on
Paris. This movement is regarded at Lille as
very significant In the latter city it is believed
that a great battle is proceeding around Paris
to-day.
The Paris Nonitsur chronicles six military
executions in its last number.
The tsibralter Cable Broken.
LONDON, Dee. 1.-The Falmouth, England,
and Gibraltar and Malta cable is broken some
where between Lisbon and Gibraltar. Messages
for India and the East are now forwarded over
land to the Mediterranean coast, and thence per
cable to Malta and Egypt, down the Red Sea
and across the Indian Ocean.
FLORENCE, Dec. /.
The Spanish Fleet,
with the committee of the Constituent Cortes
on board, has arrived at Genoa. A deputaton
from Rome has gone to welcome it.
LONDON; Dec. /.
The Suea Canal
is to pass into English hands, or at least come
under English control. Tho Duke of Suther-
land will probably be chairman of the company.
This EAfternoon's Quotations.
LONDON, Dee. 1-1130 P. M.-Consols 93X for
money aud account American securities quiet
OF 1857, 30; 1040s, 81. Stocks firm; Erie 9os. I-
nois Central Il: Atlantic and Great Western, 2s
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1-11'3e A. M.-Cotton quiet; ;
uplands, 91.@94d; Orleans, s}5@9Td. Sales to-
day estimated at TO- 000 bales. California wheat lis
Cd; New Red Western spring 9s. Id; Amber es.
3D. Flour 24s. Cd. Peas 40s.
HAMBURG, Dec. 1.-Petroleum 1875.
BRRhEN, Dec. l.-Petroleum Gil.
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FIFTH EDITIO N
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

Gailuntry efthe Young French ConserIpts.
LONDON Dec. l. Noon.-The French claim
to have won victory at Beaune la Rolaude, q
little village in the Department of the Loiret
The victors the French say, were young con-
scripts, who were under fire for the fret time.
They were gallant and steady.
The French forces have recovered within the
past few days the following places lately held
by the Germans: Bessie, Nogent- -Lafeste; Bar
nsrd, and st. Calais, in the Department of the
Ssrthe, Montoire and Mondonbleau, in the De-
partment of the Loire, and Etcher and Montar-
gis in the Department OF the Loiret
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Fire In New Qrleans-rhe Varieties Thentre
Hurued
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Varieties Theatre
John Hawkins store-room Schiller's coffee-house
and Liners stable were destroyed by Gre which
originated this morning in the propertyroom OF the
theatre. The adjoining building was damaged.
Less, s2e 600; insurance, sle0 900, in local compa-
MES. Two nTemen are reported to be under The
fallen walls.
Suicide.
Richard A. Hebrard committed suicide by pistol
shot through the head.
Removal Of Postmasters
II is asserted that Governor Yarmouth visits
Washington to effect the removal OF Postmaster
Lowell. Marshal Packard, and Assessor Joubert
who, with Lieutenant Gov Dann st and In the
way OF the Governors schemes
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FROM NEW FORK.
Fire-Bond ProposnIs.

New YORK, Dec. IA Hre occurred this morning
at No. 81 Beekman street. The losers are A. C.
Downing s. Co., dealers in glass $50, ,OOa: August
Eggers Co, $4,000. Building dam aged ss0oe
Insured in city companies
There were fifteen proposals for bonds to-day
amounting to g. 152, $50, at from 10635 TO 1eT 0b
The awards will be one million at from le6'35 to
1O6b3 -
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FROM THE WEST.
A Can.Cnn,st Come To Grief.

CINCINNATI o., Dec. Jim Davis, the notorious
can canlst OF this city, was sentenced TO thirty days
In the workhouse to-day, by Judge Straub.
Receiver Appointed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec Judge Drummond
OF the District Court has appointed Hon. George Il. .
Chapman, OF this city, receiver OF the L., NJ A. and
@ r. r
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RoBBIHG AT A FAIR.-Alderman Riddell yesterday
heard a case In which William Heft, aged seventeen
years, was charged with stealing box OF pennies
at the fair which is being held at the hall Fourth
ana George streets. ine testimony 6as 30 concu-
siYe that William was sent 10 prison.
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OARD-PoWRLL WEST WILL SELL AT
Otheir auction store, No. rs s. FRONT street, to-
morrow morni2g, At 10 o'clock, 100 barrels Finehs
1850 Whisky. IL
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NOVEMBER WEATHER.

Tho Wild Temperature Not yet Mt Rad A
Review of the Three Autumn Msuths-r rhe
Nafmest Fail Weather Record.
The maximum and minimum temperature Of each
day OF the month just closed, with that OF the
responding mon h OF last year, according to the
record kepta the Pennsylvania Hospital, was as
follows:-
Nor 1870
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TIE FAIR NILSSON AT FAIR-The committee I
charge OF the Fair at Horticultural Hall hope 60
bring in nuence enough to have Miss Nilsson visit
the Fair on Saturday evening next.
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IMPROVEMENTS.


The following. shows the number OF permits
issued during the mOnth OF November for the erec-
ton OF dwellings, making alterations, ETC., by the
Rnildinn Inanpctnra.
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-JOhn Vance amused him
self yesterday, by throwing stones through the
window OF house No. 1928 South Seventh street. A
policeman was called, who took John before Alder
man Collins. He was committed TO prison.
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80. .595.. .46. ...455 40 Clear.
Tue average OF the maximum temperatures OF the
month was bl rs degrees, the average OF the mini
mum 4o7s degrees, giving 1927 degrees rs the mean
temperature OF the month, against 4'2I degrees for
November, 1869, and 43 81 degrees for the average
Of the mean temperature OF November during the
preceding eighty years. Although the mean tenn
perature for the month just closed was 30 degrees
above the average for eighty years, it slightly
below the mean OF GOvember, 1868, as seen In the
following comparison
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During the month dangerous buildings and
chimneys and 10 wooden buildings have been
ordered to be taken down.
The following table gives comparison between
the number OF permits issued in the months Of No
vember in 1870 and 1867
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Cd hx Bro NJ. !,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
RSSy@ PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, once Ne. 227 s. FOURTH
Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80, 1870.
DIVIDEND KOTICk.
The Transfer Books OF this Company will be closed
on Wednesday, the 14th,of December next and re-
opened on Tuesday the 10th OF January, 1871.
dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. has been de-
clared on the Preferred and Common Stock, clear
OF State tax, payable in cash the 97h OF Decem-
berDext TO the holders thereof they shall stand
registered the books OF the Company at the close
OF business ON the 14th OF December. ALI payable
at this office.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped 8. BRADFORD
12l6W Treasurer.
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FIREs-At 10 o'clock last evening the machine
shop OF j. Wright No. ll2 Spruce street. was slightly
damaged by fire, which 1t Is supposed originated
from the boilers.
At half past O'Clock this morning the cotton mill
OF Howard Hargrave, situated on Merose street.
FTankfOTd, totally destroyed ~ fire. The loss is
estimeted at $4,000 on which there is an Insurance
OF &250O.
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Tho highest mean recorded for November was
500 in 1S49; the lowest 3S degrees in 1898, 1897,
and ls42. During the month 21e inches OF rain fell,
against 3.I2 inches in November, 1859, and 5'2s
inches In November, 1868.
The average of the mean temperatures OF the
three autumn months was 5697 degrees, which pre-
sents the following contrast to the past:
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From this 1t is seen that the average OF the mean
temperature OF the three autumn months was 4'23
degrees above the average OF the proceeding eighty
years, and exceeded by more than a third OF a
degree the highest heretofore on record, that OF
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Public Debt statement.

Public Debt statement.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE following is a recapi-
tulation Of the public debt statement issued TO-
day.
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A POLICEMAN IN TROUBLE.-h Peter street, a
snail thOrOughfare below Washington, and running
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, crowd of
riOtCus boy have been In the habit OF gathering OF
late, and the throwing Of stones and other unruly
demonstrations have been the rule Yesterday
attracted by fight and rushing in among them he
seized small boy named James Mccullough, and
was taking him 20 the ststion-hOnse when the
mother OF the lad came up and demanded to know
what the boy had been doing. The lad, very natu-
rally laid hold of his mothers skirts aud she then
attempted 10 take her son from the custody OF the
officer.
The Sergeant then placed her under arrest, but
she resisted and in the struggle she either fell or
was thrown 10 the sidewalk, injurng her left side
very badly. Seeing the nature OF the womans in
assistance OF others the woman was picked up and
carried into dwelling, where she now lies in an
extremely critical condition.
Sergeant DuffY, by order OF the Mayor, was placed
Under arrest and this morning he was brought be-
fore his Honor, who Immediately suspended him
from the force, placed him under arrest and he is
now ia the custody OF the officers, awaiting hear
ing at the Central Station this afternoon.
AssAULTING APOLIeEAAR.-POliceman Reed, OF
the Seventeenth district, yesterday arrested John
Rossi fer being drunk and dRorderly on Carpenter
street, above Eighth. John Immediately drew q
pistol, which he discharged st Reed but fortunately
the load did not take effect. John was then marched
before Alderman Collins who bound him over in
1900 bail for trial.
LARCENY OF PIPE.-Lndwig NOll was overhaued
yesterday by Sergeant Glchrist, OF the Seventh
district on q charge OF ste aling meerschaum pipe
from a cigar store at Third and Butt0uWoOd streets.
Alderman Cahlll held him IN s6ot for trial.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
PROBABLE MURDER IN JERsEI.
A Shooting Debauch and its ResuIt-Four
Quarts af Whiskcy and One Dead Man-Th'
Wheels Of Justice ClOGRed.

Shooting Debauch and its ResuIt--Four
Quarts ef Whiskcy and One Dead Map-The
Wheels Of Justice Clossed.
Some days since one Morris Roach, unmarried
man about twenty years Of age residing at ITO Null
berry street, New York, went to Paterson. Not re.
turning party Of his friends, VINO had grown anx-
ious concerning him, began tracing him up, with the
following strange result
IL seems that Roach had accepted a Job as laborer
on the Delaware, Lackawanna and western Railroad
between Paterson and Little Falls One day last week
ne, in company with three other men, called at
tavern ON the Little Fails road, and called for
four quarts OF whskey, OF which each one
drank q quart and departed. While crossing small
bridge, q his companions alleged Roach sat down
and his companions went on, thinking he would soon
come AS he did not follow them, after going some
distance they returned and found Roach dead.
Justice John J. Stagg, OF Little Falis, viewed the
body ext morning and after inquring into the cir
cunstances as given by his companions, decided no
inquest necessary and the man was Inferred These
are the facts az given by Squire Stagg, VINO aleges
that therewere no marks OF violence on the body OF
the man. s.rf l IU.s iNE c...
AT the request Of Roacl's friends Coroner Butter
worth OF Paterson, went TO Little FAILS anu nade III
quiries concerning the officer, when encNcu iacss
which veil the transaction as certainly mysterious'
ana not 1T all to the credit OF the Little taiis squire
Che psopss Eho ssw ils aodg ai'Tm l1S' s's1s vesS
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
OLD WORLD ITEMS.

There was stormy session In the Belgian Cham
Der Of March 49, IN reference to the duties on the
importation Of distilled beverages. ,a4 ri+t.t f.
The partizans OF the deposed King Of Hanover are
unwearing In their cndeavOrs to prevent the return
OF the Hanoverian legionaries to taeir homes. lW
Two singular Instances OF Mohammedan infatua.
tion have come to light at Singapore, India, one OF
the parties. Malay, having buried himself alive In
order to become prophet, and the other, King,
having been frustrated in similar attempt BY the
police.
A line Of steamers for direct trade between Hol-
land and her East Indian possessions In Java
Sumatra and the Sunda Islands via the Suez canal,
has been established at Amsterdam under tne rres.
dency Of Prince Henry Of the Netherlands the kings
brother
A committee has been formed in Paris for the pro-
tectlon OF French interests IN the East, subject
upon which M. Daru, the Minister for Foreign A.
fairs is Just now particularly engaged. The COM
mittee has determined to publish Q journal, which
1t Is said Will appear in aIew days. under the title
Of France In the EdS.
The Augsburg Au0emstne Zetturg advocates tho
one was abolished IN 1855. after having existed for
nearly 300 years. This was the more extraordinary
a. in our days high schools are being founded OIL al
sides ana Austria possesses fewer universities IN
proportion TO the NUMBER Of her inhabitants than
Germany.
The population OF England and Wales In the mid
die OF 1854 Is 0fcaly estimated at 90 O that OF
making total OF %, 9,566,316 By the middle OF lg8S
the respective numbers are supposed to have
changed to 21.649377. 5,6432 2S5 and 31SS 1885, max.
ing total OF 80 7S7 II this estimate be correct the
population Of England and Wales increased IN four
years by rather less than onetwenty fourth Of its
original NUMBER tnat OF Ireland decreased by one.
iorty-third and that OF Scotland increased BY one
tOrU sixth
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MARKS Of violence on the body aud that the Justice
declined holding any inquest, and mas KEEP
the affair NO still that until yesterday 1t was hardy
known outside of the village OF Little FAILS. wne-
ther the deceased came to his death by over inuuH
drunken companions is serious question:. rnat nc
was Killed looks probable nom tLe iact lnat ms
immedately after the occurrence, and have not been
seen since, leaving steady Job on the railroad:
What Is to be done In the matterf-wneher inere VIII
Deceased was poor man, and doubtless the
matter viii drop where i Il, notwithstand
inr his friends feel convinced that Roach
has been murdered. The Little Falls authorities pre-
serve am undue reticence on the subject and seem
averse 10 the transaction receiving publicity, and 1t
account OF the affair could be ascertained. There
seems To be but little doubt that Roach has been muir
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
T H E COUR rs.
Alleged Misrepresentation on the Shipment Of
Explosive Materials-Post Office and Revenue
Cases Interesting Criminal Proseedings.
UNITED srATEs commIssIoxsss' cuvar.


Before Commissioner Osborn.
Tho United States u.s. Albert Kemp and Alexander
LaYs0e.-The defendants are charged with having ON
the I'd inst, shipped case containing explosive
terials on board the steamship George Washington,
running between this port aud New Orleans without
having properly labelled the contents 1t appeared
that, when few days at sea, the materials In the
case exploded causing considerable damage TO the
vessel. An.insuranCe had been erected upon the
package for 81 600.
John b. Clarke testified that person like Mr..
IAnge offered box for shipment at his Office on the
18th OF April last, and that he took bill Of lading
from him.
Edward W. Gager captain Of the vessel, then de-
posed that he found the box the vessel, that
smoke was emerging from It, and that 1t was subse-
The Commissioner adjourned the further hearing
Of the case.
Alleged Embexxlement Of n Letter.
The United States Us. Wtittam Hdraey.-The de-
fendant was charged with having obtained a
registered letter containing money from the Post
once by frauduently representing himself to be o
messenger from guest stopping at French's Hotel,
to whom the communication was addressed. The ac-
cused was held to await examination
Charge Against n Liquor Dealer.
The United States rs. AIRED SpeGr.-In this case
the defendant liquor dealer, carrying on business
at No. 14s Chambers street, was charged with
shipping brandies and whiskeys in quantities over
five gallons without affixing revenue stamps and
drawing OF liquors from one barrel 70 another and
mixing them without having them regauged and re-
stamped The hearing Of the case was adjourned
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COURT cAleNoAas-rMs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Bef0re Judgc'
Barnard. Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-N0s.
96 l18, 173, 249 23o. 224.
SUPREME COURr-CHAMBERs. Before Judge
Brady-NOs 49, 81 IA, 49, TO- S0 85, 49, 81 49, 98 III,
49, 1871 1872 139 142 145 1872 l57 15S, 169 176 1So,
1871 1885, 1885, 1871 DOL 2o2 2o5 2o7, 216 2l7, 2lS 22o
237, 239. Call. 24l.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before'
Judge Freedman-Nos. S43, $780, l767 1643, 1779,
1928 1896, 1867, 1887 1663 1888, 1906 1907, 1909,
1873
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part l.--Beforo'
Judge Gross.-Nos. 1914, 705 $50, 1000, 1865, 1924,
Before Judge Curtls.-Nos. 1903, 962 1006, LOOT,
1OlO lib, Ills, lll7, 111S 1129, 1l42, HAL l144.
II As, 1l4S, 1150 1l6O, 1853, 1877.
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KILLED BY A PREMATURE BLAsT.-Mr. Lusner 8.
Nash died at KeOkuk, Iowa, y few days since. HIS
home was In PEORIA Ill.,; but he had Q contract Tor
constructing canal around the Des MOmes rapids.
HIS death was 0ccasi0ned. by premature explosion
while he was engaged IN blasting rock. He was
about fofty-stx years old and leaves Q wife and
four children. He was very intelligent, active.
energetic and popular gentleman, ana SAID to be q
dent by which he lost his life s as yet xpained
and practical men IN the blasting business that
were within few yards Of the point where the ac-
cident happened say there Is no certain knowledge
OF It's cause. Nearly every person who looked Ut
the lace OF Mr. Nash after the accident happened are
or the opinion that death was salutary relief. His
eyes were blown out, his skull was broken and has
lace shockingly dishgured His son. apparently an
excellent young gentleman. watched and alfect toll
etely attended him until death terminated his earthly
career.-he0kll Exchange. t.. tl.a.
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A cOl0red divorce suit is pending In st. Louis.
The parties married according to the slave code be-
fore the var but the Ausband deserted his fife and
efterwarda took another vile. After oman cipation
this second wife deserved him. and ne went back 10
the nrgt. Tho Court holds that he ls consequently
married 70 his 1tss wife now, Enough they mad no
legel nRpt v InAxu ~ Rleve1,
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THE DUEL1o.-A Cincinnati tApril 19) despatch to
the Chicago Tribune says:-"COlonel +. F. Hawkins
and l.. Casselman, OF Louisville, arrived with party
at the Burnet House tonight. and it is supposed
their visit Is connected with rumored duel between
Colonies Hawkins and Jones, originating from the
McCreery. Stevenson case The cards 0i the party
were sent up to Governor Stevenson, at the same
house, Immediately alter tnoir arrival. Appearances
indicate that The business and movements OI the
lsgk WA ~ VAkebAd vlIA intsrestn
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY 26 S7oouADRUPLB SHEET

the win last some dau and g Monday is Judge
Bede's last day In the Paterson cOurta 1t is some
what doubtful that the case, another delay occurs,
will be concluded ut this term OF court.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Tho Orphans Of tho Oneida Disaster-Railroad
Slaughter Gymnastics- City Hall
Wain and Rumors-Notes from the
~ Police Courts and CoronsrS i
Offices Miscellaneous Items.

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature Of the weather for the past
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. a. Indicated BY the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
ner of Ann street,
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AVerdHt temperature yesteruhy. Wa
iaaf naar -V- S~'S-FNo ELL
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ST. DOMTNGC
1hs Feeling Regarding Annexation in Do
minica - Cabrsl outlawed by Presi-
dent Baoz- Movements Of the
Rebels in the South

The steamship Tybee, Captain Delaney, from ST
Domingo April II, via samana the 18th and Porto
Plata the 10Th, arrived at this port yesterday. Tn,
pursers favors are acknowledged.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

1t was erroneously stated IN yesterdays HERALD
that Captain Wash, of the Fourteenth precinct had
set special watch on the house No. IO1 Crosby
street as "paner house. The premises In que ,tion
are occupied by Charles Grovesteen, and the house
under police surveillance Is No. lO3
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Michael Martin, clerk and messenger in the EN-
ploy OF George Wilkes proprietor OF Te Spirit OF tn
Times, was neld TO answer by Justice Bowling fol
embezzllng i've dollars, which ne obtained on Post
Onice order sent 70 Mr.. Wilkes from the General Pos
Ohice
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: Yesterday morning Captain Mcdonnell arrested
Martin Mackey alias Michaels, one Of the parties
implicated In the killing Of O'Day on Sunday morn
ming. All the prisoners have been locked up In the
Tombs on the C0roner's warrant
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Administrations Oullawed-Baex and the
Spanish Currcncy-The Rebels Under Cabral
I'm the south-Isaex Msvins 70 Oppose the
GaiD0la. I.I"
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest on the
body of Mrs. Angeline Becker, whose death the
result Of injuries received by falling from the
Of premises No SO West Houston street. previously
reported in the HERALD. In their verdict the jury
censurel the owner or lessee of said premi es for
allowing the ratings OF the roof to remain In inse
cure condition.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

Ayoung man. named James Richardson, employed
as bookkeeper in Broadway near Cortlandt street,
arraigned before Justice Bowling, at the Tombs
Police Court yesterday afternoon, and held TO an.
charge OF attempting to indecently assault
married woman, named Mrs. Catharine Ickenbred,
Of No. GIG West Forty sixth street. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09

TOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOUsA-
tonic Naugatuck RAroad fare al stea leave
CathaTne alp Il and ~ every night Sundays
ceptedl.