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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-04
OUR APPETIZER.

/
| met with a grater.
--Tw"nty qniros make one rcGm;
ync Rtam makes a statue.
Washington calls boarding
>ch""l~ dyspepsia factories.
"A poor washer woman ays, while
there's HE, there's soap"
Paris is out of milk, particularly
The milk ct human Kindness.
"A Dortnrs motto is supposed to
he "uatient and long suffering"
1t is somewhat curious fac.
7 that cump"sitnr takes most e's when
( haDdrst at work,
--" Victoria Wooahull is the It'll.
of new brand OF Pittsburgh whls.
/ key.
/ john, did Won ever bet on
h rise race ~ ." No, but | have seen
my sister Bet on our old mare"
Amy Richardson, of Iowa,
weighs 500 pounds No man vii!
marry her for fear of bic. Amy.
7 --Whon Adam and Eve nartook OF
T.. ire" al knowledge, did they study
''''''
-- Nothing tlrvates us so much as
the presence of spirit similar, YET
"l' W. - VIZ '""'
| School teach"r--''What is the
! PrnN~lan diet 7" Juvenile Joker = Bo-
! lngtn sausage, lager beer aud pref,
| 2elS.
A ,awyer i, rop,nc,;,r, ,.h,
never would attend funerals mad. an
'Sr' puoh last weak IN favor os his
""'r
The jif,rrauce betwoon tbe schno,.
| boy and a chrk.hn, il thai o,,,.
stores the mind ana ,he o,tn.r mind,
Irhe store,
,,,l Jr,L nf ,r,,h ,ha, ..a ,,on
,u, hat,.r ,h.,,, ,ho ,,,,,,s,,a,,a,. h,t
Ihi,uoll, roads ~
! IL man ~ h"ston Is sad to he SO
Nh'"' 'hnt when he Is III h" doesn't
Ni"W Mhclh'r ne has headache o.
g rms,
Chanr ,ba no,,Iyza3 S;omosa
t0ln b,s a. far ,...ny,,rd os ,n hr
ablc I, ri,lr , rrutcb ahnut ,b,. bouse.
! '''~ "'''"'' "'>" "l' 'Iin iHoineh'
>''''' Wv WIS ''H''' IT.
-" S,d''ill"d hrcr - the, latcst
'h''"' u 'N fi2'' ''"n"ehh"'" III 'he
way VA" h',h w. =" 'h't man Gan
carry 'h""@h III h'S vest POCKET. -
ram temperance "ocl''y'
sn,r ,,l hoeholor m,lao,%o
ronor,, ttn, q ,;l Who il n,w formed
,,h.on,,r,I Ll,,3,." wnuId I, Cav
y.o,s oyn h.ve be.n called 9 t,,ow.
LeaJ"
~
N''' 'al' h"',' OF "P'ta''o "9,'H
." nv 'r"'n IA } ''iV o"u'et' th' ar,
9"N'''' ,''"'"rN "','fN''r' "'f'''" " u"
'E l"Ip'' YER 'hp ''av' ahnoH,e''
W." van n"" h'g," ,hr ""rEh'F %
''''' ~ S'"&'"2 'h' 'a'h hy''h
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-04

Farm Property and Detached Dwelling,
taken for YEARS AT PER CENT and
) YEARS AT u PER CENT. being ~
low as Insurance can be Obtained in ant
Mutual umpan,, ana with the adyaolaEc OF
having hrgr capital TO draw On IN event
ui LOSS
Insurance on STEAM Mills taken at
FAIR RATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
A WORKERS APPEAL TO THE DRONES.


SIR: | am much interested in the discussion
OF the domestic question. Once, owning my beautiful
home, furnished tastcfuly from garnet to cellar
compelled to it sold my head, to SO out with
five little children, and help earn their bread. Thank
God able to do it, have conquered in the hard
battle that too often conquers those who have to sru
gle thus. My children blessing and PRIDE and
work together. Thus you see can sympathise
truly with who struggle and not likely to be
hard cold unkind to Them That lie not in ynature,
apart from my lessons in life. we live in thelcosest,
incest possible way, on . large airy cheerful French
fiat, with every convenience. Tho kitchen Is an ex-
tension, aired and lighted by two windows, with
boiler, range, tubs, &c. We have both hot and cold
water elevator which brngs everything from cellar
to top OF the house, yet ud great difficulty In pro-
curing the sort Of servant want have thoroughly
efficient Irish girl at high wages, but am tired Of her
tantrums. Every and then hear /" she has
lived before with people who live in rOoms. the main
objection being fancy that see and know who visits
the Kitchen people cannot know In ordinary houses.
I could give permanent and comfortable home to
thoroughly competent. good woman II she could not
wash land our American women cannot gencrally),I
could pay her less wages aud hire that DONE demand
SEWN simply, clearly Of the plain home
chidrensfve Of us in ALL eranprlvieges OF going ont
and evenings entirely to themselves.
wanting such home with kindly people cannot find
QUE or have not found her YET and still it seems there
There great ignorance Of the sort Of respectful def
erence to be shown to employees. l. calling myself
lady feeling myself often Intellectually the superior OF
my employers, show them q respectful Difference be-
cause they employ me. 1t seems very hard for women
working in families to comprehend this in the slightest
thrust forward They cannot understand that they IN.
spire respect for themselves by showing properly to
others: Training women for household work is sadly
needed VIII there never be institutions for this Ger
tain branches Of such work might very properly be add
uncs Of public schools and take the places OF
AMBITIOUS studies actually thrown away on some schol
there schools lower Obliged
to earn their living In such way-always with the
chances for culg bright minds genuine students. and
promoting them to higher strataI think it would be 10
vast Improvement on our present school system.
Ner- York, Nov. 80 CEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
fore Judge
DECISIONS, DEC. s.

Supreme Court - Chambers BY Judge Brady
Teller RouhGnn,ed condi.ionsy In the ~ H.
Walker Co Smth-Con6rmed except interest " S0
HAtl-Moion denied Dprohoe observation-disclosures
Motion granted payment oil S.O costs wibcb.l whcbrl
Notion granted n the matter of the application Of Francis scott
Order settled
By Judge Car.o,a Schnsie-Jugment gr1u,e Ia
Of W. A. GuIeu-Decree granted Bosn Of Foreign x
SONS Christian Union Orier granted GiBisr
Tate-Noion granted Benedict Smth-No'on sr,ne
denIed Board of F0sgu HAions
Christian Cuon-Mo.on granted S-da KenD.
Aoou the appl Of Geo. L. Deanery
Motion denied without k.ke agt Wig p.-ho
saving. sgt Devn-Jasmsnt g. nt'd WAT
II sipuaons given III, lon will be inel otherwise n h
granted Todd agt Nat Fiber CoMoion granted Knosrs s
McChstie. shspter Power-Samr Harrington
ConsJudem granted Lamon Ht Aemphi, and st. Louis r. X
grsute Ford Fremont Monoa drnl1i toNenns
gran ed National shoe and leather Bsnt
Throk granted Bartlett at shc-Moon drned
Court of Appeal.-ALBANY, Dee. 5.-Judgments
n-med with cosM- Martin sgt Smith Ssnr ire
ghamton and New Railroad Iompan Emtrson % sp'eer
Judgment reversed and new b!. the
Lamb agL the Camden and Amboy Railroad io~Psny
granting trial reversed r.Jot 81 s
affirmed with ctsRemond sst the Liverpool He"-io'E An Ph
dephia Steamship Company
with costs.-Austin sgt DVe. , ,,--,.
plaintiff nL nnrrer IN
this and the court b-os 10 ns
demurr-f.-Skenck agt. Andrews
Orb granting AMI Judgment boll'r 20: i' offend
With costThe Dotges Sevenons Manrurs onan! ss
Curtis r a,
Judgment appealed from affirmed With cos,srey at Al
taTsyer.
tsnittere an aided making juguen, without costs ~ ehr
party.-lLe People, &C. ig llubert Count, Ja!se, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES FOR THE
SOI"rIi


Four Roman Catholic missionaries sent from
En- Gland labor among the coored people Of the south
IN the United expected to arrive in NewYOrk
next week. Tho delegation. comprising the Rev. G.
bowling. the Rev j. Gore, and two Others was sent out
iroln ST. Josephs Missionary House. near London, by
Archbishop Manning, under the special sanction Of the
Pope Vicar STAIRS Informed TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday that 1t Is proposed to establish mssonhOuse
somewhere in Maryland. probably at Annapolis. The
Rev Mr.. bowling chief director Of the enterprise will
remain at this house. and send his associates wherever
he may choose. The delegation have power to add to
their number from graduates Of Catholic Theo-
logical Summaries In this and the old coun-
try Several students Of the seminary at Troy, N.
" have already signed their desire to aid in the work
1t Ia expected that the enterprise will be In great
sefsustaning although it Is claimed that the
Church has provided literally for Its support.
Leading Roman Catholics seem very sanguine OF the
Of the mission When President Lincoln issued
his Emancipation Proclamation: the attention Of the
Pope directed to the negroes OF the South. among
whom he then determined to establish the Roman
Catholic religion. Tho enterprise has since been
under consideration. and at last has taken def
mite shape in the sending ont " this delegation
Another delegation Of eight missionaries viii soon follow
the four already sent. All Roman Catholic efforts here
tofore among the cOored population OF the South
made by individual priests their own responsibility and
without the special sanction OF the Pope and only few
hundred have been converted to Roman Catholic
ci>m within the past Blk or eight years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
CIVIL, NOTES.

Alexander Spaulding, the ncwly-clecicd jas
tce Of the Marine Court sworn IN yesterday ny
Judge Robinson vi the Court OF Common Pici..
HOSES GrcenbauDl. q shipper anu produce
dealer residing ut GAINESVILLE. Ohio. shipped quantity
OF geese feathers In February last, to X Lasher
Bro commission merchants Of this city. with insr q
lions sell them at tho market price which was from 30
20 40 per pound Lasber Bro sold some OF tn.
feathers ut 80 cents pound but The most g" them ~ ID
cents per pound Judge Alkcr. bcfor" whom the ease
was tried Yesterday hard the Jury that the defend.
ants were bound to sell the feathers at fair nafk't
price and liable for the diirence II they sacrnci
them at a lower rate The jury found for the piantn
allowing fair market price. D.one Hawes LOT piann
In the Superior Court, yesterday, judge
spenccr heard the casc Of Thomas Hamilton who s"a
the Third-ave Railroad Company TO recover $500 dam
AGES for injury character consequent on being orriy
elected from Third-ave horse-car. The plAintif A.
cccs that in June lss he got on one Of III" Thrav'
At Ninety rstst intending to ride "a far ~ Thirty
frst-s Upon arriving at the depot IN sixt!.n'ns no
god cars when the conductor asked Tor ms idre
which he refused pay the ground that he hh pai
A. already The conductor then fOTcbiy "jeried NM
The defense is general denial, the company a.irsIns
that no such circumstances ever occurred ana evidence
was nut in showing that the day In question IN" ears
went through without any stoplase Tor chalS' '"N "n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
CRIMINAL courts.

The trial of Assemblyman James Irving. Tor resist
jrr ni states sLen tie ch.ryr OI bis t'Y Al @rss
m The u.,,c Circuit Court to-iss
Charles Dillman charged with stealing SlO from
Ceov. his employer who hr e him to the Noh NV.
Bank deposit the money was aed IN s'' oA !e'e''"
Scott.
In the Court of General Sessions before judge
Dedrt Yesterday schmidt for stealing two wsthr, non h'
yor.n "a. IN m. Prison Edward murphy bur
rrv committed Bdw ard senb.rg No 2S Sn we
Of 10 Summoned 10 strnl esIri1
ouv rs their aud the Judge med the e
each.
IN the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judge
shsniy YESTERDAY Daniel MrCirty Of No "a pNlaoh 81. o
hitting JAMES Mclaughlin sn-, p25 Dd C"nnor s'enp
PenenfafF mon">
Cooke stealing book BreuiAno 1ooA'''r n
Union square, City Prison 10 days
In the case " Henry Barclay. acquitted Yesterday
the charge Of abbine Charles Of z bs.t EsvenfhA &
said that Ponce ~hI originally hsa
the committed material witness the Hons Of Dtrn
the District AtlorDrt
could be laid before the Crsnd Jury nal
NV 2 the witness being kept in the House Of Detention
directed clerk furnish him With list n the
detained the House htenton marsns t
injustice thus detained aud he ~Opi
that Il discontinued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

s;sIss ss ss:s a. 81 a psf =
and I'D. S1 icS % ia: ssd the vssr' SS and
OK 3, rs TsdS sO Sas Of IL ron
not X, e Sa s Circular part ana away
ne ROTARY rSS ss SsSs to Ss ho
low Tor massage Of water; the rotaryheads VIII To" t
out about in ten months while the rTaIy acSn"ry
Connected with these furnaces; not more however, 'nn
with any good steam engine: 49, -. ,.,, that there
arr other Of Mountain Which nS &c can Sh r.
nsces, are among the improvements already made,
s. 5aS S 5 now Sy use nine of
!. q and aan S %sssS afst
per {un each furnishing his helpers except an extra man
men make more money than at s. 20 per tun in THO old
pudding furnaces. and wO X fewer hours After WORK Is
over each puddler renews the fix In his furnace. In
Cincinnati this is done by separate workman II takes
about two hours tO renew the hx Acnce' ny O'CLOCK
The rest Of the mil consists 81 two extra relocating
furnaces for use In case ball from the puders should
grow cold; these are used generally for relocating old
rails one relocating furnace specially for old rails and
scrap seven for heating and Ie h H then men
usual trains, cutters and punches Thcse are driven
by four engines Of 90 horsepower built III Chatta
power OF co. all covered by two buildings, one
go feet long by 30 wide the other $50 feet by TO- Ie
mill usually turns out SO uns of rails per day OF ~ hours
Mil iron is used, from shelby. Alabama; Dublin
%T S E is, is4 sas: q ana t ni hs
two making iron rail which has been proven 10 nave
superior In the world In fact the peculiar character
Of the lockwood iron, and the mode OF pudding ana me
combinations formed in the rotary: with tests wnicn
have been made lead me to think that this ran top
converted semsteel fully equal to great deal Oh
Bessemer In the market. The mill employs go
and Is entre Swns made W s pce he s
Chattanooga presents other points OF n.rIes. ptSiue
It's mills Leaving out OF view the batIe-neiua tcro Is
tho Win he forces It's way through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

~ I'D gpcp tns1 xH nos Sys 81 Ne sadness can
ysS asf e ssn e 'sssSsss
81: egnt A " event. Sy :: ot o 5oinnso"s Ines
sh'n' hops 1892. s:e: e. e: is
later Sorr q tss evening tho chairman rso' Mr
acme verses. composed by himself IN n1 ,,, astors
retsana tH " Arhi DrJard Ia "Tnc First Nsn'
Two starzss Of this AZ appended; b., ~
to-, VIII" ,, ~" 1. %s. .s, VI a"r.''
Son. .d.I. though love then "le '"
T ss' T. s:s! 'ss:1::s 1
"A.., tbs. hard NJ. .,s q. .aven. Of -, . .s,,.
s Y: % s' . sl ' sss '.'s', s:
Pr until s i.. S is as s: ::s' lG
Wilkie Collins's "The Woman in White bite. -
a. The London 0y% i 6rf i written
by tho brothers Paulto, has had abundant siccess
the Strand Theaier successful na the Fair
Badourn; or tho Bad Dnn and tho Good SpirE ,ns
il sern at the Vaudeville where was produced Oh 'n0
18th ut.
The manager Of the Queens Thcater,-where
shokespcarrs lovely play OF " The Tempest Is now me
ntraction,as resortcd to- very ingenons rHrs "f
up in all parts q the n%r o To v"
to the next to i the
choice Of the majority. 3,
Mr.. Blackstone took his customary annual
benefit, at the LONDON vi vi
MY illness. he sad was the first have ever
doubt aware, has not been short one; however, az
again feel very strong md very jolly may be thot
shall s 10 an sesso y1 the
its commencement in October 1870 70 TINS evening
has been the most nave DW the rn @
dreary and that Of tho Exhibition OF ls62 VIII III
the great r" s fs unee Of anS
New Men and Old Acres by Mes'rs. Tom Taylor nnd
OF G Sssn Of sa d%a ys ss S saS
az / am sure that both those comedies may
English rD stage However must admit that considers
lie portion of the success Of the season was due TO ,o
farewell pre- iois to his departure America, which
attraction am happy to inform you Stii io nnian ri
mnt his return t" the amarke u next
year lNr. soihcin VIII rrapptar at Inc L.hion i ,nt
v"a viii hear with pleasure that Mr. Charles Mathews,
who. like the favorite navigator OF onr boyhood Ca,
likely run into port here in the Haymarkc III october
next lie also has been greatly successful eyeywhsre'
and with this mention Of him. together with passing
reference to my animal spirits tInk you R VIII y,
There's NE IN the 9d dogs io ,or hs
theatcr by Mr.. Gilbert and Mr. BY RON
Mr.. +. c. Burnand has used an old plan
with unoSmmGn o sk in new nn r :" the s s' .1
Zrgcrs or The Dream of Rcribnon" The piece places
the strongest light the necessity Of stunning ;h tine ist
OF Cornwall This Is the plot Mchas 'armf PACK n
smith through series Of siorte, rs ,%
and ntivhbor NuihaneI Irmdri, who willing to help
the blacksmith a,o by an Of! 'er Whose be cart rr ss
old fellow wishes Michael to put in order for friendships
sake Presently visitor OF another KIND IrT s rn
from abroad. who is benghtrd, and wants. CONVEYANCE
81 some n sTr' y, E"dds old ho. and cart and pays
Mirhne' to put on the shoe and mend the wheel rms
,Iishn uia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
PURIFYING THE BENCH CARDOzO's CASE.

1t is said that the Bar Association WAS al
ready collected sufficient evidence to impeach Judge
Carozo and that the Legislature meets ar
tices Of Impeachment against him will be preseated
Much greater difficulty has been experienced In obtain
ing evidence against Judge Car0zO than against any
others who said to be Included the general sccu-
sations Of misconduct and afeasance In office; not BE-
he has been culpabe than the Others but
becausc his superior cunning and caution have enabled
him to keep seemingly within the bounds Of law whio
In reality violating IT, That hose having the matter in
hand have determined tn rid the bench this dangerous
enemy Of Judicial int .ry 10 be certain. Sons
doubt, however, exits regard to the OF hs
taking OIL. there being two ways under the constitn
ton which this be- accomplished. He be I'M
peaI he'd according to article g. section removed by
re,,tlOn according to ar c.c section II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
THE GRAVE OF KEATs's BROTHER IN LOUIS
WILLIE, KENTUCKY.
Lon,sruk bv John Ptan The

- ...u,. VILE VII! T. KENTUcK ~, -. c...,u
The Western Cemetery of Louisville is a
1omnd grave that associated ITSELF with more famous
one ct Rome which all pilgrims Of sentiment VISIT and
apart from in the same death ground) wrote, In that
most imaginative and affecting Of oil eeglc poers
"AdUnais:"
AMI where it. wreck. Nh. ,hsts~rd mountans nse
And aowsrrs weeds and frssnnt censers dress
P. .s 'S I'll de- pin. T y he . V. .zsli lead
ME. se it, y sl.s sP' on Ss over s Dead
light of laughing flower. along the era. j. 'rrr,d"
one e Of the youns. ssrydyns but desthess poets
Of H. s d
written to the older brother far away here in the then
heats was q refined and cultivated gentleman yet r.
membered and honored in Louisville where hi. house
and tasteful in the city His wife was tho lady to wSo
previous to h.r Keats addressed the SON
George Keats bears this inscription: In memory of
George Keats natiye Of England Born ist March i77s
small stone bearing only the name &" Isabella" but
lower on the face Of George KcatSs monument fronting
birth and death. showing her TO- have been but
eys1teen year, old when she died Isans the
aasSr ID y G"rs' s hsa md was Is ha a
rsse%Sl"d her uncle, the poet. in look and char.
OF mind. She had considerable talent as painter
asa the ii s family r
which Keats influenced generation Of English and
American poets dnruding 81 strong man ~ Tennyson
himself. and dOuboss her lent something Of en.
cation TO her disp0stion and character Her name sg.
esss, too the poem Of lsabslla or tho Pot OF Basil
nnoles beautiful but somewhat Immature produetion
Her death was sad one-.ader far indeed than that
Of the pOst-and la mOurnfu history only refer to ls,
cause always touched and because OF its a:soca
tion with name that has touched all the world with
beauty and tenderness. Mr. Prentice rst related to
the sad story Of hsr death In l6v very feengy and
tendery After tbs report o gun SHE was found late
evening" In the parOr Of her fathers house. mOrally
wounded In the breast. and died IN two hours.
6haksspcere believe according ~ Of his critics.
leaves IL doubtful whether hs would have the Reader he
levs Ophclia q suicide or an unhappy young gir mci.
dcutay drowned. Some pcriwinkc vine, creep about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
EMBEZZ.ING PILLS AND PLASTERi.

In the Jefferson Market Police COurr, yestcr-
day. David Prngir. ir.. Wa, charged with cmi~lzns
5000 worth OF pills and plas'ers belonging 10 Thomas
Holloway L. Co., Nos IS aud 80 MaideD-lane. The wit
nesses In the Robert and Margaret Nourlay and
Elizabeth Conr0y. II appears that Dayid Pringln sr.
James Pringc and David pringle r, have during the
last three years taken from the PLAINTIFF store I0Vn
wof tn of goods which the witness. helped them pax
mp and carry away. David PrI2ir. j.. Was hc'i III
$1,000 bah to the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
MILE. NILSSON IN COURT-AN INFATUATED
DEVOTEE.

The usual monotony of the Essex Market
Police Court disturbed yesterday by the appearance
Of Christine Nilsson who came ~ complain that Charles
Theodore Busch has lately annoyed her exceedingly by
forcing himself INTO her presence She further stated
that whenever she appeared 10 the streets he
following her and IN fact seemed determined " Dt IN
her company Whenever possible. The Of hder was III
the cOur iooID and cDdcayOtd to prove Ia the Judge
the tafulncss of his attachment by trying to kisa tho
lem of her COAX but prevented by the police ser
= mt II" had aiXi on ASPECT, and watched III;
i"aiiinl -in-cI'- cn'is with 1"v"fcd Attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
COrRr CALENpARS-Tus pAv.

SrrRBMs CouRr-CuANBsRS-CASDozo. J-Opens " y
Calender cali-i a. I'm.
49, .Dunscomb Green. 8Sln r." LAnor''op
20 t. t. o,s,,e. .gt SANE w. In re- Archer. Receiver
~. .CayrstAAe sgt. SANE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
ANOTHER BLACK FRIDAY SUFFERER REcOv
EKS AT LAW.

The suit OF r. w. Cameron agt ffans
Derkh"mer and others, which has been In pro0rsM N
the Court OF Common Pleas before Judge y. Daily 70,
nearly two weeks. was concluded yesterday. II wa
brought to recover nearly $oo alleged 10 be wingh
sales and purchases Of gold for him. The plaintiff WA,
tO4 Of gold short and his margin with bis brokers'
was up 10 no. They closed his account With them on tho
2rh Of september 1863 c'Blark Friday" which day
gold went up iG at the rate Of 10 by which trans
action be suffered the loss for which he They
tend that the closed ny bis order which he
the Gold Board opened gold ut 3D. and II bis
count had been Kept open until then. he would have
made himself good The jury found u verdict OF 49,
655 W for tho plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

rested sAae WIN ~ YAxssture or tho local autSos1
hern wAess 4sspHon tho public money b used fos
Aueh spuposa A. TO any alleged fraud with that the
CITY 5ud haA nothing to do It for the Grand Jury
to investigate that matter using their discretion a. to
the proper course To b pursued.