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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
TIE EyD or i f2EGErS c1EEEr.
VAN rrTry N COURT TO-DAY.

VAN IETEN IN COURT IO-DA1.
Lewis N. Van Ecten, the fOrccr, will be ar
raicned to-day before Recorder Hacbc ~ thc Court 81
General Sessions and will plead guilty TO the two charges
Of forgery pending against lim in that Court Ihctrst
charge is for RAISING forged check, drawn in the name
~ Ualcurtcu & Coz bankers for $3.50 and bearing
forged ctrthcate Of the Park Bank The second charge
is Tor attempting u pass "Iaised c1eck'
drawn upon Fisk & Hatch, bankers for $500.
In each case the Charge Is, technically mat OF
forgery in the third cegcc Tic sentcucc for each Of
tense viii be Eve years fl the Pcncntiary unless the
earnest utrccssou Of Officer Sampson of the Board Of
Erokers shall cause tie penalty 10 be somewhat reduced
II was IN fact understood yesterday that IN conscfa
ton Of information given by Van Ectcn since la arrest
one year viii be taken from tho term Of his mpIsIn'
ment so that the community win be free from his dcpre
dations for at the least, uiue years to come.
Van Eetcns pal" George W. Chadwick, was fully m
dctcd yesterday by the Grand Jury Of he United states
Court for ciug stolen United states registered bond
for $1,000 and VIII be nTTaigncd next Tuesday. The
proofs In the said to bo sngu!ary conclusive
md in connection with the case some curious develop
meus ufcgard to the manipulation Of stolen bonds are
expected. Chadwick, II convicted VIII be doomed TO
l. years i'm State Prison.
When Van Eeton was tried, months ago, he con
trvcd 10 escape the clutches Of the law, though the
officers were morally certain Of lis guilt Seldom las
criminal been pursued with such rgor a. Van Eeten.
The Bank Of California, noted for It's relentless prosecu
ton Of those who have CefIauded Wells Fargo q Io
who Lad lost nothing By Van Eetcn, but who were de
tcImncd that he should be captured If possible the
Continental and Park National Banks, and HalGaten d
Co have steadily contributed 20 the cost OF
the search for him, and Messrs. Tmpson OF
the Continental, and Goddard Of Wells Fargo
& Co., have personally concerned themselves III
the pursuit with great persistence. Detective Sampson
was from the first with the consent OF tho Board ~
Brokers' employed 10y Wells. Fargo Co and their hsso,
Ii
Detectives Elder ana McDoucal and the ready cooperd
ton Of superintendent KeisO Is freely acknoWlcdgel
Can't Lees Chief Of Detectives OF san Franc 500 "ds
upuyed ly the Bank " California, ana contributed L"t
a little 90 the ultimate capture end conviction ot ihS
leader OF one OF the most formidable Cug- OF IOiE-
that has ever infested Nl-st The rrNrJ' Ions OF van
J. tie aud OIL er criminals now ~ prison have ehap''l
thc auth0rtiss make several aIIt-t- oi f"reI-' 81
various points, aud 10 do much 10 break ~ criminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
i CIUDLE LECTURE
MRS. wooDHULL or WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
II l. L l. e.

MRS. Woodruff OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Victoria c. Woodruff lcctured, last evening,
~ the Cooper Institute Constitutional Equality
The address j. az sac that recently delivered BY Ler
In Washington and il the production Of her own IN
aided genius j. certainly creditabe effort 1t full Of
vigorous attempts % reasoning, and though lacking
those pictures 70 torches which make tho popular lee
trc It WAS not rchcr devoid OF interest The plat
form was decorated as II for Presidential campaign
meeting h national p, and bustled all with
Woman suffrage ottocs-remarkablc rather for cmpha
sis an0 point han fUr correctness ~ pune uat0n OF spell
ing For instance, AZ the back OF the chair was tlc
J-Stre while another label IN the vicinity ncrccy de-
handed the Ballot" for the weaker sex. II was rather
IT il rot cx ycdcut tOexteud suffrage To women should
be admitted 10 the company OF tie more orthodox &c
CurAtiOn=: . statement - that effect prominent
Is displayed 90 the right of the chair.
There was ycry ul attendance Of ladies and gentle
men aud IN that respect tie lecture ndOubtcd
sccrss but more restless AMI apparently unutercstci
1T nj ueope Is rarely gathered together Thoy were
coming aud eDIug AL the evening Among the persons
utou the platform the venerable Peter Cooper,
,iuertg with iufaitile innocence through his rrOdi-
o, spcetices, Alexander D,.ar, not IrOus for doubt
ftl statiSt., aua "A number Of ladies, bOnuetlcss ana
u,'t'SiJ Mr. WooduH WAS introduced To the audi
once few minutes after s, by Judge Rcymart, fine.
bi .'.in a. read letter from Gen Butler sor,ly
rcttinc his inability 10 attend the happy occasion.
io i tho ccure Tho lecturer WIS neatly dressed
In black rio' aud Jacket, and wore henslngon
collar with blue ucrE-tlc. Her photograph az nail
It6 would have seemed that OF nice pleasing ngcn-
non, bow with O tremendous head OF hair parted dOWn
the middle. 49,. -. 90 -.
erIr dul Mrs Woodruff admitted that she made 40
tu 10 '.ortorv" hut trusted the audience would pay
more attention tine arguments than ~ the spoken
VOID She reviewed her recent appearance WIN CtAcr
ladies before the Judiciary Committees OF Congress, and
arcc Mr. Bingham with gross Inconsistency II report
iu,, AGAINST the claim of women to the sunrag, PuhHC
otunicu she said l. against equality simply from prJu-
dice She begged OF Congress 70 declare that no person
E,ud pr di.frlnclscd account of sex; Tor III that
80 ,at,re has made a distinction which Il Il impossible
to let over. fLauGhterl 20 long a. women did not
,Itr attTrsl ami As
i fi,c lecturer Il do now claim thai have the right
10 vote. and men power, other thau usurpc'
,.,,,,r Ia derv II 10 me" lAppausel After several
49, asI itcunnot be- denied excessively tedious Hrgu-
peots IN regard ~ the constitutional equality OF the
secs the lccturer dropped her manuscript upon TIE
d..L gracefully ~ezcd her haudkcrttl, Wllad het talr
mo-. and retired from the platform amid applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

AL-rYNE-on Monday norrrs 7h n, D,a,r Ayno
The r-ti,e. Az, irr o. ,e f D. en-. n,c f,serai
at Toe CIuei n ts ioy san0r. Thsrs al 10 oc,l
ASDERsoS-sEenl, 30 n.Il,n OF A.eal evening Fe p A~'
Tie .pd relatives e he % l' 81 % 'tsH he aasr.i
as 's' kpi si''. q S, "a aad,'so6t
DowroS-oa Mauesy - p, P,coys g. eo" o. to ''' IL
Tie eayr. ri res ar ~ lei g. a s he funeral he ele.
Aarcs oeoc Tars s.7c 16.,cil e. aa l9.-
DEAGAwA. ru'hii1 Long isrd cs'. Moni' fel - -.
Tancrsi se,es Johns a5 Clses s,1ea't vnt
Pg1rS.ave car from Iou,- % auriast I'm Ctsses
short distance hon itrry, huasrs icaI
BuDD-ca Noza PED a. '1.-zy Wiau A. Dsil Of The sfs
Tie .Sesd n relative q tie f7 ere respectfully rinJ
%, amen o. to og{ 60, y, ~ i - o1 a., r
chRrEr-Ax sr,rt NJ or Fer % TT, Res,r Nfrs. rs.
YesaIs s. j. o. aurly q. l.- 1.O-a'
poy-a AEcu : G. Mosi.r Feb - Of ,ca'-f'ra D- J'u r
Dow Of rooJn ae r.sdeut Of Mesof0iah e To- Co., 0 's'
Soaec Of ianep bercaaer
F,Sroy-oa ,ouda .7h as Arei r Ea,ou u Gle 5b y,a' Of
Toe .y,. sad ,e-d, o' mlr r.pecly s's % ''5t
o'eloes. vihos. i4-,lsr n5,,44.a.
EpNELL-n this e.y u4le- weinesia7 zorai's March J. Wins
Pascal .5rres vii BE- he'd sc Goshen orar-e Co.. r. T. A. -
int al ocok Tnn cave 17. cham l' coo. IA
CRPFIN-EInun CrEs Ee. 1871. age zeal" a. A1'ef
"a, y -. Va. formerly ae--a. War IA 1870 ,ns ri
HALsTRD-At TT a,oD - j. OF the - q Fe''r A ff''''
y v.f- o. iol. Vim. .aLi.- ..-..-t .. -
the fan,r Ao ~ esi stale 81 Ini'l OF li'%
a. Ms M z Iro ,s4 7esr roaLl .aa'
nr end. and acqu-r,,nrs ao te uenle' p Alrt oa 80
T, e,b, 81 h. tb.rrs ~ Er,- tbr 81 rst os -,-b.
oat ar er E,-a1a Her Si BE- -Asa to C'osas""a
for nermeat
kgFLEa-oa Feb e. water L,r-oa you-e-si 'id Of s'a' =
Relatives ard rea.s o. ne .ar are r'1,-oi ' e' % 50 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

This shuws % Cim'nUtlon IN the demand OF nearly -
per Rlutn SATURDAY Ths Company has pcrfccled
tey -sy tnoy willing TO -" 40 cost and expense OF
transportation They have 5000 tuL4 OF hard coal IN the
cts, aLd 800 al Ron IOut.
The general adoption Of soft coal in the present state
o. TOE market promises 10 create corner ia the stove
market all those who decided upon the Use Of the
sltGmuoue coal found 10 necessary 90 purchase stoves
wherein o. burn H. Il cannot too strongly De- euJDIned
uon All nse who wish 10 buy coal 10 direct 10 the
once. o! we large COMPANIES, WHEREBY lhey VAL save
IRON - ~ ~ y per tih.
a few citizens assembled NJ No 295 Third.ave last
evening pressed their disbelief The reported scar
city Of coal, ana adjourned until next week.
The LIza1cthppft agent % the Delaware Iackawauna
aud Wc~i r1 Railroad yesterday informed the captains
81 al the arges regularly engaged By the COMPANY that
ruelr ces Hou not uc needed until the
flus are resumed The coal troubles have thrown 20
sst leo are being supported y the priests and Cougr-
.zatOu Of IT. Patrick H. q. Church.
" Councilman spOtiswOud Of Orange ~ j. has received
Is carload ~ coal which viii serve lessen the panic
IN that place al present.
me Ed Railway Company is selling anthracite co,l
~ railroad men at the ~ g % per tuu Tie Com
many mas about in the pockets Of Port Jer-
W and has ordered 20 10 be shipped there in order
eye the distress OccaslOned By the coal famine among
GLe employees.
COKE INSTEAD OF COAL-FRlCEs AND SUPPLY.
Owing to the present coal famine, all the
Gas Companies IN the city have latey advanced tho
price u coke from s. per chadron delivered to &C. The
AT veek sf,er the great rise in the price Of coal 30
cent? we're sdded 10 the pnce Of coke, and, before the
end q The 81 me week, 20 cents more One dollar has
been added each ~ the past two weeks The supply
OIL hama o. t tine Of the first rise Wac over 1000 c
dro1s Tie daI, product OF uii the companies over ana
above the 81 U.I coat which tho COM aA..' '-- 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

NrwOurAN. March Flour 6ui SupuriBe o. % Double Ey
ira -; Treble Ezra 1'd ~ 90 Cou qli ME-, .lc, J.
ioy Willie O.s t1Si2c Bran. m ~ %
Ha-Folne ELi1 % Choice =G0 30 POI. tm
Clear sie. ltq &C. Hains-Sugptcurud biGlic LaI dul
Iie-ce, u Glle. h-g lac srgn-ea~l Sci Prime vd u
A. sO0a5c Whssv-tiaclLsi Recuau. DC !.
osee salg. Pdmt l5lai5c EElG4s3, tLug III, AoSlora
Ssht. Iisnaut Gold. Ill
WmsISGTOv March SPut, Turpenre cuet a. Soc Nrsi,ei
Rodn p Crude Irpruslr cn ar caai g Cotton qoe
and steady a. bic - -
AGe0sf. Ca slsr-h cotton sasas l30!Jic Tor Mdlag
SAILS bales. ipts, 80 bales
sr LOUIS Msrca IL ct dull srd unchnscL Flour sefi.
So crane WHIT o. kNs Winter -t4-1 60; Dou.
Extra g 20. I. Grm, No Spu IoSs VI - Prime
Rcd Pan - Corn Hemp AMI Bagsing ulc5sutr ots qet
and ufhsuzai Barrie Gue 81 f,r thoe Pal Gu doll a ,3r
Nh.k, le' attc. Inharo sr. fors esarr - ~ - Blk
qsst; stouhe Clear tb l0ti Gle sies lie Baeon
Jolhns shoulder, So. Clear Eb e.; Car res lic
llsua-Su.ir Cl 64c LarJ-Jalbng ls 81 10. .o ta
Ii' 20 .0 20 ID tattc lower ~ 100 - - Lccps-JO
bulls FLOUR n. 80 % h. Wheat. 1000 hoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
POLITICAL.
THE ARKANSAS LEGIsLATURE.

MEMPHIS, March IA special dispatch from
Little Rock Ark TO The Apdanche, says The session Oh
She Senate yesterday consumed m bitter personal
discussion remarks made by Mr. Carooh' that some
skulng Senators had been seen in rraVeJ ara WIN us
reputable females. Efforts were made 10 mako hlh re-
tract CarOIof said his authority was sood' ana coulu
be subsfautatod n pressed Mr. Martin moved tho aP
pointment Of a Committee OF five to investigate the
charges. and said that whoever said be had aseo'aeu
with disreputabe females liar scoundrely coward
and thief Mr.. Sarber moved tO amenu ~ 4hsiIuIunb
the Committee To uuuire whether any senator bau beth
guilty VI such associations. with power to send iOr pet
sons and papers. Mt Asker moved euD'ttutvf ' t
The Comintc investigate the facts relating 20 VIC
offensive language, and report what aetloA sOliu W
tnkon IN the premises, which was adopted go
COud- still hanging over the movements vi M
ton Nothing Whatever has been done Nitl the III @
ucut articles II IS said that CaytOn's iieuds Wlll oid
O caucus Tonight to determine whether OF no, ~. sla
go the se.,c All parties feel confident tna' se vi"
g.. -. -
Tho BIZ prohibiting the running on railway trains on
Sunday defeated al the Misaissp p LtsaI-'' Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
THE HrLy1H-ATE P4rEuEST sUWDLE
HONEST PUBLIC OFFICERS NEEDED.

HONEST ~ BIlC OIfItIIS NlllIbs
A meeting Of the Association OF Scycuth-aye.
Observation-Disclosures formed resist the confirmation OF
the assessment for paving seyeuth-aye., from Four
teenth-st Central Parh, with Stafford pavement was
held last evening ~ the corner Of scveLtla'e ana
Twenty-s xtlst. The President. Peter Doan reported
that no further progress had been made toward DING
ing the matter before the Court. but that u was tx
pected that The argument for a permanent injunction
would he heard today Mt. Doan then said that It was
their duty 10 begin TO talk lie next election ana 70
orgapze for the purpose 81 cectiug the Fall local ana
Slate officers vii would pay some auchtoh 10 tH'I
interests He thought that tie persons lh "ulh"IIty
vtre rra s0uahlo men. and, u the matter Was proper
laid before Them, they would correct the abusc nut u
they would not they were but the servant,
OF the pcople, and by leaving them VIihout
Office thew would learn that tho voice oI
The pToerty holders was 20 bee respected Hc lhchdtd
thar NO Sixteenth ward should be properly orgaIr1 20
put u honest men this Fail, and bo heped thai lrt
Twentieth Ward would I've similarly prepared Jane y.
Brady next made "A few remarks, showing now lh' a't
ncrt had been laid and how sucl ions Wgi, ,i,l'd l
and n conclusion said That he conceded WIN th' We've
the Chairman "a. the cloce 81 hoh'si men 80 o"L
next muUtrf election. Hc thought thc '.t o..
passed for sending men 60 Be laws "L'n iA'. ''l
Dot rust u tltr private houses, H-u t-" N'I' '.f
ignorant ui the iIN, uut Hu. tlt I'I''.. . '
Jaws. lur u.. u-A Ll-- aDio-l-e"t .4'.'' '' t-'
G. 4. ll fat t.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
LATEST SHIP EETS.


Steamship Coni sicr Havana Fth ., VIII ssi'c. ~
pas. Atut- As - = Co lrb - H ~ p n a. - ~ 49,
BRITISH bars showing W.ito " e IA
Russia tir t9s tive pool heb w. and S-'' -
with 1ds. AMI pass. Chss e. FIaaeslyH.
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49, ,,t, ,
pHANGros, n. G.. Mach L-Aui'ol. steamship NA' wv
Nes-larA t.,f,,e md
SAVANNAH ia March i.-Ardv,a. ste-usis -. -i-.,I
IlgntsyIs fan S~y Yors: T0aawsnis. on 49, 90
YESTERDAY, steamship Leo or SeE ioFAi 1ol'i -A'- "
sat- --. b.rt Aetenc Gsr
FInrrr,, Movron Va Mach l.-Ps'ri o., 49,. ~ r Il o.
Btrlio.s hr samuel Mur. nenao - laiA ~ ,,r 49,
L. p','- ~, ,.-9-sa. Isla 'cr Peg ~ ASi a. "a IN ~,
uea '1l', nue. NAirH lpr arsho g. ". h', .o.
go 1918 l"I- H III q Mrsbt far IfiEl. s.F- iiaihe'
NJ. In, gs,sr... Nellie Can. for b. w. l' fo-, N.U
N1.f,,S ~. sisaA t-hrfrl .it, VI " H.. b..
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-. III -.,.. h., -t. ffaaNi. eat-af ii'i' r-,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats Of Troy have nominated the
Hon Thomas l.. Carroll for Mayor.
The German Democratic General Committee
has elected schiruer Charles - Loew, Judge
j. j. Friedman, a Tautphoous, and Judge Joachinsen,
honorary members Action has been taken 10 assist i
I'M, rupu.rI ltgrr celebration and The Executive tom
rce instructed 60 confer reference fo TINS u1ter
with Tie Committee OF Arrangements formed al Lcaer
LrAuz Hail lately.
A resolution was introduced in the Lower
House ol tIc 1sour Lei atic. ou slas, druouur
jug tie Ea.olecineut Act recently lrs,.d uJ DOugcss
ls ula.t, r,.9u-l. and lc"!aIs- 10 20 pc s-u9l ,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
ILLINOIS
THE CHARGES AGAINST COY. BrrLER-HlS M
PEACmINT PEOBAEIL.

IlIE CUAENIs AGAlNsI IUN, HJ ILEH-HIs IM-
PEACHMINT PEOBAELL.
CHICAGO, March IA special dispatch of The
Tribune from Lip,oln, Neh says: Tie Legislature "f
Nebraska IccouYened yesterday at r. NJ. and at ..
IL Joint Convention OF both HOUSE assembled 10 hear
the report Of the Investigating Committee Oh tue
charges % corruption agaust toy. Butler and other
safe ulcers The Committee reported that from
testimony taken by them IL was proved that Gov But
ler t2-Secreary Heuuart, and other state saiellis
were guilty OF corrupt and criminal practices Gov.
Iuter sent in message protesting against the manner
Of procedure b. the ILs,su-atus Committee, ant ah
ins that o ucw committee Dc appointed The impcach-
nent resolution against GOV Butler was made the spe
cal order for ~ o',ock a. IA to-day. There T. Little
doubt that the House VIII for impeachment IL ~
held BY high j. 81 authority that, upon Impeachment
articles being presented 10 the Senate the Governor viii
A. suspended "a. tie ate Coust b. Ga p,is this
point. Ihe excitement IS running hugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
prRsoyAL!TIRs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Sir John A. Mcdonald of the High CommIS-
aon hs arrived Va Washington.
" Gen. De Russy of the Third United states st ar
The followng-named officers OF the ono
Den al College elscte for the crsSiig ycr' ~
0 Louisville rr.sil Mt X D. EysEs oi IoIeo fS '''' '
James Leslie OF Cincinnati. Second lcePresilen,
49,. The election Of directors of the, Cleveland
Clo,6u Crnnst rni Iraps-o- Railway to7A u &c vcrI A
Cleveland The r-tei with ecrp infs h'rae
Cark aud AuYusts ORR beng e.eoi n psoe o. D.
Made ,pd Il Imam Clrvenl Osc1 Toaus NJ IVES re'e
PreeLt snd the other she oIJ vii ssain ancangr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

A festival ard celebration Of the opening Of
IN, New-Jerscy Midland Railroad occ"rcd yesterday al
Ram9po, tho occasion being the arr val ~ thc pioneer
pa,.i-cr-irlu OF the road. Al O'Clock 10 tdIcd Dr
stations On the arrival Of the tram, meeting WIS
Chairman. EVGOY. Price mJUc an address cuuSratu
atuc the residents on the success and solid prospects OF
tho road. Aaron O. Garrison ~ Rsmapo welcomed tie
party and praised the energy ana nirty Of the officers
The road Is now ready 10 Bmapo viii be open to Pomp
ton next week. and finished 10 BOOminSdllo by the
beginning OF April
The Order of Ancient BrtOns, and Saint
Daya's Icuit Society Ccebaiod tIo WCsh festival OF
Saint Dayit's Day, Ivy holding yesterday their annual
meetings at SAINT Dat its Hail u Last Hou'tOnSt IHc
old officers ~ the order OF Ancient Billions were re-
elected for the ensnC Daring 1870 this order has
pad for the Tciie OF needy members Sl5l4 -. ard
now has its treasury 5r3 Co. saint Dtvids Ben, ht
sylety elected tue following OH john L. Davis.
erts, secretary; john II. Williams Treasurer During
tue past year THIS Society las paid "ut ior charitable pur
pOsCs 5000 and has a balance ON hand 81 over S4OO
Mr.. p. r. BaInum has received n consignment
OF moro Wild animals LIS travelling Vi seam, Me
ua-cric, aud HppOur0mC. Among them Is a bcautiILl
black leopard tom India, tho only specimen ever I'M
ported
About $4,000 worth Of property was destroyed
Roru - Gle Lr1o sni camlel eht ad nins
Uu. Is Ie ios: Hear oclita.
: ~ rs1te hi he GerIiut CD.n, r 5ss .ousm
b stl No. 40. loss 1900 lbs. REL Tor 30 h tie As''f CON
PAM Loudois sAe. No 49, dm'ge 81 oI iuare Tor
2iOo u re Aner,au C,mraur Ca .bus. plhbsr ~ 49,
o, 40; rsure II Ouin the Plcte Comlah William o.
So.ln. dweifg So la Ad dist d4ras,d 4lo iHs-el
~ Ms b Grahfrs vei g, So ~ AirPhsi Gah'e
and ~ isrh T. tm'go 100 is'ns o - 10 ) g Sn'-'
stable No - Cemnut ave- dEHis-l e-' i-s-ed V SOU"
Thomas McCarty and Michael HOllhan, two of the
num,r burglars bIo1Avn cnp'Gre ssirTa by he
Jlsice Wahh item swat tie secH o. tie brand J
The Police report chat during February there were
T. M ~ ,pp an Brnoa IN ai y Gis 20 4p4s wLo lLecJy
r,s5 l-rge aud uuea.aed p,oii inn the TAI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

PLATE GLASS FEON INDIANA.-Wo have seen
\ good specimen OF Plate Glass manufactured at HeW-
Albany Ind Opposite Louisville kyJ ~ lhe star CIiS'
compnny. b. Ford. President. tappcaTS 10 NC Of cA
ccllent quality and admirably polished lhi' company
Inns for years been engaged in the Manufacture " WIN
dow Glass and Druggists Gsas-"nrr' Dut n'S AZ "'-'
,.t-on tho rroduciiou OF Plate Glass Of high char
o,cr We heartily wish SUCCESS 10 their enterprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
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