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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21
keMyOn's New Double Acting
Oil Pump for Pumping Oil or
Water in Deep Wells.

Kenyou's New Double Acting Oil Pump
is acknowledged to be the best pnnp now
in use. One of its leading FEATURES is that
ii not only produces cont nuous flow OF
oil or other fluid. hut that 1t creates and
sustaiOs u constant ard powerful suction,
by means OF which the seams or veins Ui the
well are in great measure cleared Of para
fne and oiber Obstruct! ons, ard the oil in
the veins is drawn towards The well. 1t
has been ascert.iued by actual test that the
use OF this pnmp causes gradually increas-
ing Gow OF oil. 1t is well known by oil
operatoie that th,s improvement is Of great
value. and one that has been long sought
for TIE all 'st mechanics az our Country
have for years been at work trying 10 find
out some new I'D untred plan to prOlOOg
the life time of an oil well; and nothing yet
to onr knowlede. has been brought before
the public that in any way equals the power
OF the Kenyon Pump, experience having
taught that it is the long continued sue
lion that has the power to keep mp aud in
crease the production of oil wells. on
operators ara referred 10 Mr. Geo. Boulton,
Superintendent Of the Columbia Farm, for
information in regard to the practical work.
ings of the Kenyon Pump. We append the
following testimonial from the maaagers vi
the Columbia Farm:
OFFICE COLUMBIA OIL Co.
Columbia Farm, Jan, 2s.
Mr.. Fl. X. KENYoN;
Dear Sir:-We are nsing your Double
Acting Oil Pumps In three OF our oil wells
snd take pleasure in stating that we are
getting more oil and gas from each OF them
than was previously obtained hy the mss oI
working barrels. We believe your oil pump
to be the best in use
Respectfully yours,
G W. BOULroN, Supr.
j. p. BANCROFT. Manager
For further particulars address II. K.'
KENYON, Pen vieum Centre. Z. o, box
OH. jan3l.
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A s.. Petersburg corr, spon1eu, saws:

sTbe oil development is coming NJ the
Clarion river, towards 81. Petersburgb, ia. {.
Dsvid S,oup sold FIVE aud q half acres OF
land fer 81 400, just below town, and
lenses are being taken all around the same
locality. This town might become city,
IL land owners not So close, and would sell
lots at reasonable price. They had
rather spirited time at stone hauling on
Gravel Ridge, near town a few days ago,
but the war ended IN a flow of Gas. Clarion
Democrat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

A petition of an original chars cter, on the
subject OF Temperance, was recently pre-
seated in the New, York Legislature. 1t
concluded thus: "The Emperor of China
says be never will fill his Golfers through
the sin Of opium eating. We ask you to
make oar State as good o sample Of Christi
anity' as is that heather Emperor. As
well might We increase our revenue by
licensing horse stealing as to. do it by
building up legalized grog shops. We had
rather let antique legislation rob us of our
sober horses than to lett send our sons to-
the drunkard's grave" The legislators
smiled at the idea of making New York as
good sample of Christianity "as is that
haathen Emperor"
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Gold at ! p. m., l1lM

DEDIcATIoN.-This evening tho ne " hall
oi The Columbia Farm Library Association
will bs dedicated with appropriate ever.
clses An opening address Will be deliv.
cred by Rev. R. W. Hawkios, which will
undoubtedly prove rare literary treat
Other exercises OF an interesting character
Will follow, and the whole will be inter
sperSed with music by the Columbia Cornct
Band Hereafter the hall and reading
room will bs open each evening ior the ben.
eht Of the men employed on the farm. The
Library Association are deserving the
thanks OF the residents of that farm for the
manner Ia which TIE work has been carried
through to completion. We predict that
much good will result from the formation of
this society, and suggest that like Asso.
citation be formed In our owe town.
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AccIDrSr.-Mr. Vim. Spear, Supe,in-
tendent OF tue Fox wells, Central Petrole-
um Cos farm, met with an accident yester-
dsy afternoon, which will be apt to disable
MIN Tor some time. The tubing has been iu
the well for some days past, and Mr.. s.. with
some other workmen was engaged with Jack
screws aud blocks'in trying to remove il,
when suddenly the bull wneel rope slipped,
striking him and knocking i'm back against
'ne wheel, which WAC running quite fast,
Asd be was hurled about twelve feet into
'"e ar, falling on the derrick floor and
breaking one of the small bones of bis ;abt
iss' besides otherwise bruising and jarrlng
p'@' hls limb was dressed by physician,
aod with proper care he will be about in /,
suo:t time. The escape from an accident
OF more serious character was a narrow
one. .- 80"
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A Versailles telegram announces that
large flow of emigrants from the ceded prov
luce OF Alsace 10 America is about set 10
This might he expected from the Alsatian
patriots, who being patriots, Will make the
best class of emigrants and future Ameri-
can citizens. 1t is thus that each forced
cessicn Of European territory benefits
America. While qnarrelsome Kinss are
struggling for the rich buncbes of grapes,
they squeeze the best juice into Americas
cup.
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There was u goodly number of our citi-
zens in attendance at Prot. Chamberlain s
juvenile concert, ut the Opera House, last
evening. Although not present, we are in
formed that everything passed off pleas ant
ly. This evening the adult class under bis
charge will give concert. A good pro-
gramme has been chosen, and some first
class vocal and Instrumental music may be
The house should be crowded,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

MIR. Ed. Fisher, of Allemagoczelum City,
son OF our townsman Mr.. E. L. Fisher, the
well known oil refner, CT lebrated the anui-
versary OF bis birthday, at that place, yes
terday. A sort of an impromptu gathering
OF bis friends was had at bis house, and
Mayor Kenney was called to the chair, and
made few remarks pertinent to the occa-
sion, expressing the hope that Mr.. Fisher
would live TO witness the return of many
more such pleasant reunions. His health
and that of his amiable lady was then
drank ia blowing bumper Of wine" after
which the meeting adjourned. The occa-
sion was pleasant QUE aud will long be re.
Membere1 by the pnrlicpants.
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Johnny Steele, within the last two years,
by strict attention 10 business, has succeed
ed in paying for small home, u good span
OF horses, wagon, ETC., with a snug little
deposit in bank. He says he is determined
10 retrieve q part of his lost fortune and all
his so>d name If energy and perseverance,
will do It, lie is now baggage agent at
Rous,ville tor the D. c. & A. X. r.
Herald.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A SIXTEEN
MILE RIDE.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A SIXTEEN
MILE RIDE.
Dan Rice, the Snowman. arrived in the
city on the IL A. NJ. traiu, yesterday, from
Indianapolis. He wanted to 20 to GirarJ
but the Cleveland train ad just gone. The
notable Daniel was much provoked, but
concluded to keep as cool as the, circum-
stances would permit, and that lie nigh
the better do this, came up town. He went
the depot again 10 good time for the p
NJ. train, but in his anxiety to avoid i'm
patience and excitement, read d newspaper
iu a sitting room until just half q minute
after the train steamed out of the depot for
Cleveland.
He made tremendous effort to reaoh the
ont going train, bul.. even Dan Rice is u
slow coach in such a race, and he.failcd.-
He danced about like one Of his famous
ira ned horses for brief period, and then
made Il charge On Eugene Ford, Passenger
Agent Of the Bee Line, With proposition
to the effect that he would pay one hun
dred dollars to catch the train. The accom-
uodatiug "Dee Line" man submitted the
proposition to Thomas Walsh, in charge Of
au engine iu the yard, and Walsh agreed to
catch the train.
Rice jumped on board, and wi thout more
ado the locomotive was put to full speed 10
pursuit of tho Cleveland train. There were
no cars attached, aud the train was over
taken at Lewis Centre, sixteen miles from
Columbus, in just sixteen minutes from the
lime of starting. The ride was not an un-
pleasant one, 1aud the veteran Snowman
rather enjoyed the mad gallep OF the iron
horse. When be re ached the train he pro-
ceeded to settle accounts when the engi-
neer said half the amount would do, and
$50 was paid over, the 'mle minute"
man returned more leisureIy to this city,
leaving Dan Rice to pursue his journey to
Girard on the regular train. The incident
created much excitement at the depot, and
the rapid start Of the train with Que pas
senger was watched With the greatest inter
est. Ohio Sta te Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

PICTURES. We are in receipt of several
specimens of new style of photographs.
from the well known art gallery Of A. D.
Deming, Oil City, Pa. They are known as
the Rembrandt picture, and ore an entirely
new style o, pb otos, having been introdnc-
cd 10 the oil region bat short time. For
beauty OF finish and extremely lile- like and
natural appearance OF the features of the
individual, they cannot be exce!ej. In
addition to this styl., Mr.. d. continues to
take pictures in manner desired by bis pa
irons, after the most superior and approved
methods known to the art, and at the most
reasonable rates. He has also for sale view.
OF the oil region and it's scenery. Those OIL
our readers who desire to have good pic.
ture taken should cali at Deming's Photo
graph Gallery, Cen tire street, Oil City, Pc.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

One OF the resuIts9of the German Arctic
exploring expeditions is the discovery of
immense coal beds in the north of Green
land. Mountains exceeding Mont Blanc in
height were discovered, and the botanical
lspecfmeus fornd indicate that Green
land must have been Ecovered a,ta one
time with rich vegetation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

CAS- very large vein of gas was struck
on Saturday at the new well being put
down by the Erie Lime and G. meut Com
pany. The vein was opened about 10
o'clock. at depth of 800 feet. 1t blew
he water to the top OF the derrick at first
aud all through the day it continued to
flow with erea, force. The supply promises
to be double the amount required. Erie
Dispatch.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

Cincinnati has made a progressive step
that might well be followed by other cities
The new plan Of keeping the reading room
OF the mercantile library open on Sundays
has operated so satisfactorily, that the
sch ool board of that city has voted, 26 to
TO- to open the public library also on Sun
days.
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announcements.

The announcement cards of candidates for
nomination for the various Offices will be
published at the following rates:
Assembly, $40; Associate Judge, $40.
Sheriff, $40; Treasurer, $40; District Aitor.
ney, $40; Commissioner, So; Auditor. SIS.
Positively no announcements published
unless paid for IN ADVANCE.
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LOST.

On Saturday, March 18th. 1871, between
McCray farm and the depot Rat Petroleum
Centre, Que GOLD BREAST PIN, with
red Set aud red bow. Any person inding
said pin will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this Office. 2t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

Seven mills on the dollar valuation is the
rate OF taxation for county purposes in
VehaDgJ for 1871. The valuation has
been considerable increased over that Of
1870.
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SHERIFF.

we sre'althorized to announce the name
OF u . Marks. as q candidate foF Sheriff,
snnJrct 10 Tue nsages of the Republican
party at the primary meeting.
Petroleum Centre, March lG. 1871.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

The re,sult of the recent election in Erie
was the defeat of Hoe. D. Noble, the Re-
publican candidate, by Wm. L. Scott,
Democrat, who was elected by small! ma
jority.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

EDITOR RECORD: :-Plesse announce the
name of FlD BISHOP, of OIL CITY. as a
candidate for the Office of County Treasu,-
or, snhj-ct to the decision of the Repub blicau
Primary Election, and obllge
MANY REPUBLICANS,
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Friends aud patrons one and all.
Your attention to my big would call;
Tim 's dull an money tight,
3ut In these times I'm looking for light
To those who are building riga without number,
would inIornl-'his is he place to buy Lumber;
Ny motto Is This: Quick Sales and small prof,,v
For bus mess il healthy and think much OF il;
In q"aii'y my Lumber ia second ro none,
And as for Shingles, Tkrep No. ];
Some may not 10 at il in tho igh, do,
And for ii o>e have qua ity No. 2;
And to those who ar" particuar-ns some may he,
still have another qualify .ca'l,I NJ
hay good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at u low cash price;
Such as F'cring, Ceiling and Siding, Doth Rough
and Pressed
Lath BatteIs and Surfaced Lumber. nil of tlr
best;
also have Rig Lumber Of all kinds.
AT prices to compare with oil and hard lines;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box OF Cigars OF a very good brand;
My facilities for sci ing are surely without number
always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
so II you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Sof or
Hard,
You win find inst what you want at N s's Lum
feb1stf
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Locat Notices.
.. nj. Peiten.iii A. GO. y

Park Row, New York. and Geo p. Rowell * Co.
Advertising Agents ere the sole agents for the Pc,
troleum Centre pAu'Y RECORD in that city. Ad-
vertisers in that city requested TO leave their
ia vors with either Of the above houses
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

a Connecticut town il called jaw
back"
Boston reduces the price of gas mex,
month.
I Dish washing mpe!ed Brooklyn wife to
suicide.
Darwin says monkeys always part their
hair in the middle.
Savannah has cleaned up ber monument
Of Nathaniel Green.
Anna Dickinson takes boiled egg lor her
voice before lecturing. Z.
Has anybody heard of the man who drew
the Hamilton Opera House.
The Atlantic base ball nine for 1871 il
completes with the exception of pitch
or.
Peach trees are in full bloom and the
Thermometer up to seventy-eight degrees in
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

Last week, The engineer of train from
Worcester to Boston was horrifed to see u
three year old child on the track looking on
WITH wond r at the coming locomotive
He whisiied down brakes, and stopping the
train, went back with white face to find
the little feIlow picking bimt cit up out of
the u.ld in the ditch beside the track, uu-
burt
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White and cOloied Salts made to ord =
and ii,s guaranteed, or no sale. at
A. ALDEN'S.
m2l. jamestown Clothing Sto,e.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

BIRDS.-The best Singing and cheapest
Canary Birds IN The oil regions are u he
had az
noy7-tf. J. ". BEATTY'S,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

VB Those desiring large Casing Tones.
SwIv"ls and Clamps cheap, can enquire VI
Nicholson t5 b ackmon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-21

Measures taken, and Clo,hing made r
order, at \. ALDENS.
jamestown Clothing Ssvre.
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Several Of the new buiidnga n, ,,o
district are coml,'ted, aud will soon, h. a.
edpled. ~
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FOR SALE.

THE PIONEER HOTEL BUILDING
FORMERLY FROST HOTEL. DIMEN.
SIONS 30x5O FIT. BUILT OF PINE
LUMBER; MATCHED FLOORS; PANEL
DOORS; ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.
Inquire of p. c HEINZ. PIONEER, or
J. W. JENKINS, TlTU5VILLE.
gB- The building could be removed at o
reasonable expense. mIS-lw.
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Silk Hats (Sprlug Styles) at
y. ALDEN,S.
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Z ~ Look Gut for Aldeu's new cloth;os
advertisement, In to-morrow's paper
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Spring Over Goats, at
A. ALDEN'S.
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ms.
" Bargains.
H, c. WACHTER

vii, sell the remainder of his STOCK OF GRO.
CER1ES saved from the late fire, at greatly reduc.
cd prices for cssh. Part this STOCK is stored in
saunders, Coal Office and part in Bowen's grocery
ut the railroad CT ing, and must be sold imm.di
atey. The stock consists Oft general IL sortment
of '
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GROCERIES d. PROVISIONS

and will be sold very cheap.
intending to close out busint IS desire al my old
customers tocall and settle their accounts without
delay.
N B.-There is one boy of new Boots, ono bun
ule OF Bedding and chars in my possession,
which me owner can haze by pro, ing property
ml' ii &. " AtHTER
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+ Fst'oleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre. Tuesdsy. March FL.
ARRIVAL AND DEPRATUER OF
TRAINS ON d. q. d A. Il. II.

On and after Monday, Nov. 2Stb, 1870
trains will run as follows:
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u2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
A sCHnOI-RnY NOE.

Miss Augusta BlOdgett was arrested last
night charged by Mrs Fitzpatrick Of No. lis suhvan%t
u.otAef Il ThoAs Fitzpatrick with emitting her boys
heaA osn at tchOS Young FltSvatriek WHO Il - or Il
years u are, attends the nghtschOO Of the Chndreps
Ala society, At No. lsS sDrtnESt Where Ss Bsodge6
a tesohsr. Last nisht the boy, wAO has bsa repu-
GatGoD, va acting In manner unusually diSOrderiy.
and remopstrapces b. Miss Blo4gett he'd no o4Oe He
Jumped on s DISK and threw ss6ee Of Other plps an
WITH cane when the laA tHfneA hts head enc It re-
eeived the blow. Tbe beg says hs head vac severely
eon-Hease, the mother mad0 Qnte noise over
sss slSssd injury 70 SsE boy ~, SSt NJ! ne
SytAade bg mob Of shiaren. Who WHEN Miss Blodgett
afer - dseeArge. ATTEMPTED TO Leave, Rsaaed her
vas Sonposed DrtnciPslly Of the pupils OF tbs school
house, and would have roughly used her going
hsAP bus for the services % thS poleS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
THE RosENzREIe CASE AGAIN.

WHAT CAPT. CAMERON KNOWS ABOUT THE GIRL
WHO TOOK THE TRUNK TO THE DEPOT.
A few days after the arrest of RoeenZweig,
the aborons the reporters In scrutiniLng his papers,
discovered number Of memoranda in English, German,
Polish and Hebrew Such Of them referred 10 Resen-
Iweigs nefanous traffic, and could be made Ineligible
to the reader were published in the newspapers. One
Of these memoranda attracted the attention Of q
man who went TO Capt. Cameron Of the
Eighteenth Precinct Station, In East Twenty
Second-st., and impaired 70 him information that
led to the discovery Of the identity Of the woman who
conveyed the trunk to the railroad depot 30 accurately
described the woman rather GIRL for she s young
and unmarried that the Captain at recognized her
readsnt Of his precinct of doubtful reputation. He
has made every effort 70 discover her whereabouts but
up to the present time has not been successful.
He says she 10 not connected with the m
fortunate Alice Bowlsby, but q tool Of Ro-
senZweig He feels certain that abe has left the CITY,
and that neither RoSenzweiG his wife. Jane Johnson
the servant any else connected with the terrible
abortion lie acquainted with her present residence she
is not Jewess but beyond that Capt Cameron declines
TO ten her name, appearance or occupation or the name
Of his informant might defeat the ends OF JUSTICE
Superintendent Kelso it lie Believed has been informed
of all the facts with the single exception OF the name OF
Capt Camerons informant The captain lie still WORKING
on such clues as presented from time TO time. On
Wednesday Officer Rice Of Paterson Police called on
Capt Cameron and stated that he knew q woman In
Paterson who be the person that took the trunk TO
the depot, but when he described her Capt. Cameron
OF once assured him that he was mistaken
From information impaired to Warden Brennan and
Capt Cameron by Jane Johnson the servant girl, the
Captain Is certain that there can be no mistake In the
identity Of the mysterious but he believes that
she viii not be discovered until after the trial He Is
confident that the servant knows much more than she
willing to tell. whenever additional information Is
Ses s hut 'aS ASKED
It TO the police she says she forgot It, On Wednesday
Warden Brennan Of Bellevue Hospital Transferred ner
House of Detention for Witnesses RosenZweiRs family
have left their residence eecOndave, and taken up
their abode In moro obscure quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
yRoNMgKT ARaIvklA

Brepoort House-The Hon. Russell GurnneK
British Claims CommsAoner; Col Ihonas a; the
Rev g. W Weldon Of london, and g. H PsSfsq Of
springfield, Masa " lor AFFORD az schsnectady,
Hazard Of RnOG S. 5sand H s%S contrsler
%.her p Nichoa of Albany: - 81 nte ee
oias Aetsl-SeR; H. Hs1Ti, o. A Ess Yors
h Wt III; tn: Hon 7 W. wall OF New,Jersey and Gen: ~
a. Merrill, o. 8. A. AissrSrls 1Ss sa a. " Aorei
Va ~ Ja,aes Uotel-RecOrder A. Pollok OF Hasnl1
ton and II. B. G9odyesr Of p newmaSMeG Of Connec
1cnt q m Darwin, and +. Darwin Of England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
THE UNION HOME AND school, FESTIVAL

The officers and Managers Vi Cno UniUH HOWe
and School for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans publish
appeal to the public, this morning, In behalf Of their
institution, soliciting patronage for their grand military
festival and Jsh eAampSke, which TO be held at the
Flushing Fashion Course October Accompanying the
appeal IL similar one Egned by 1850 citizens, earnestly
urging the public aid this popular and eminently char
liable institution IN its endeavors to extend s
The managers Of the festival announce that the expenses
OF the Undertaking amount 70 nearly to and that the
enfertuu1 ant promised will he even attractive
than MAS at frst supposed. The final programme will be
published tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

The pupils OF this school bear the reputation Of being
very turbulent set Several applications were made TO
the Police to assist In REFRESHING the prevailing disorder
and latterly puce officer has been permanently sta
toned IN the school The night before last there was also
unusual amount of disturbance, pistol being fred on
by one OF the pnnlIa.