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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

HoS. WM. WEST will be a
candidate for Supreme Judge.
Mr.. West has served the State
% Attorney General, and is
probably the ablest man in the
State. No better selection could
be made.
CApr. RODNEY Foos, Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, will be a
candidate before the eonven-
tion, and we Eope to see him
re.nominated. lie has richly
earned it.
RAUPH LEgrE, Democratic
candidate for Congress, in this
District, last year, worked and
voted against the "nsS depart
urs," st the State Convention.
TEE Sheridan House and
Lests planning mill we're de-
stroyed by FIRE, at Portsmouth,
last Saturday. Loss $4,000,
$4,000, covered by insurance.
VIZ rsgret.to see that failing
health has At length compelled
u. q. Doddridgs to part with
ths Manchsstsr Gazette.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15
Republican Convention.

Pursuant to a call the Re.
publican voters assembled al
The Court House last Saturday
and organized by selecting
Jas. W. Delay Gs President,
and John 7. Rapsr as Secreta'
~.
The following resolution was
presented, and on motion
unanimously adopted.
Resolred That for the pur-
pose Of organization for the
coming campaign there
shall be an executive commit =
tee of FIVE members appointed
by this meeting who shall re-
side in or near Macarthur, and
have general supervision Of
the campaign in the county.
That, q Central Committee,
bo chosen by the townships,
consisting OF one member for
every township, and one addi-
,ional one for every one hun
dred votes cast for Sherwood
at thelast election, and one
for every fraction of one hun
dred above fifty; said commit.
tee TO be chosen by the Re-
publican voters at their next
primary meetings, to be er Of
fcio members Of the Executive
Committee; and retain their
position one year or until their
successors are selected.
J. N. Mclaughlin, Jno. P.
Dunkls, j. ". Delay, VIM. +.
FELTON, and Paris Horton were
ssieeted as members Of The
Executive Committee.
II. Q. Jones and John T. Ra-
per were selected as delegates
10 represent the county at the
State Convention, and DR..
Gorsline and Geo. W. johnson
as alternates.
There being no further bust.
ness the convention adjourned
sins dis
JAS. W. DELAY, Pres't
JoHs I. RAPER, Sec'y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

Also, the "lndianola, a wood
stove manufactured by the
same company, "New Home, "
Reflector" the "Planet," for
coal--all stoves well known in
the county, numbers of them
being in use, and giving per
feet satisfaction.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15
ViDt0n County Statistics
Deaths.

ViDton County Statiscics--.
Deaths.
The following are the namei
Of persons who died in Vinton
county during the year ending
April 1, 1871, as returned BY
the Assessors. Also the date
of death, the age and the dis.
ease Of which they died:
XIX TowSsRIP.
Cora Strong, Feb. ~, ago IL. Con-
sumption.
Ellen McCas!y. May. so, go years
heart disease.
David Wisenbsrgsr, Mar 10, s6 years
consumption.
Charles Wisenbsrger, April 7, ! year
measles.
Francis Martin, Dec. II, 81 years, old
uge.
Almonte r. Dunkle, Feb. 9, s mos.
Harriet Pitcher, May, l3y years
Rebeeca Eby, consumption; Sidney
Allender, fever John MOldnee, old age;
Samuel Arthurs, old age-ages not
given.
EAoLH TOWNSHIP.
Jonathan Francis, Aug. 9, II years,
Hux.
Cary Graves, Oct. II, S years, palsy
Fanny Speakman, Sept 9, 81 years,
aux.
Thomas Smith, April 10, IS years,
consumption.
Andrew W. Turner, Dec. IS, 9 days.
inward spaSms.
Clarissa S. Tatman, Dec. II, IA days,
inflammation Of lungs.
silers Ray, Oct 90, 20 years, consump.
tion.
Nancy J. Rains, Aug. l3, ( year"
fever.
Infant, child Of Herod Sanders, May Is,
! day, unknown.
Infant, child Of Daniel Clipner, April
Q, 2 days, unknown.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

inflammation Of lungs.
silers Ray, Oct 20, 20 years, consump'
ton.
Nancy J. Rains, Aug. Is, I years.
fever.
Infant, child Of Herod Sanders, May l6,
day, unknown.
Infant, child Of Daniel Clipnsr, April
., days, unknown.
BROWN TOWNSHIP.
George Keeton, Aug. 20, 81 years
palsy.
Charles Ksston, Oct. Is, year, aux
Re5ecca Harklsss, Oct %, SO years
typhoid fever.
Lucy L. sudlow, May 3, 40 years
consumption.
Melissa Viola, Sept. Is, S years. ~.
phoid fever.
William II. Payne, Sept. s, % years
aux.
John Thomas, January, 60 year,
mashed BY cars.
Mary Pinney, Sept %, infant.
Hesicran Bolen, sept. I, 2j years, auI
James NJ. Niniar, Feb. 26, 10 years
consumption.
George Fuller, Dec. 26, infant.
John Reasonsr, June 81, s. years, en-
larSemsnt Of melt.
SWAN TOWNSHIP.
Nathan Dalton, Aug IA, 80 years, old
age.
Louisa Bartlett, Jan. 10, rs years, par.
alysis.
LinfOrd Hartley, Aug. l2, Q years, aux.
Harriet j. EichOr, Oct. l6, 8 years,
cholera infanium.
William BurgOOn, Mar 20, II years,
not known.
Joseph Smith, Jan. II, 70 years, par
alysis.
Ann E. Lynn, Nov Is, IS years con-
finement.
Mary Sims, Oct. %, so years, fiuz.
Rebpeca Bray, IS years, bleeding Of the
lungs.
Jacob Bray, Oct, 2s years, cOngest;ve
chills.
Catharine Muder, Feb, IS years.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Simeon Allison, Feb, congestion Of the
vlyToN TOWNSHIP.
Martha Robinett, July ~, 81 years,
consumption.
Denaria las Robinstt, Sept S, 81 years,
consumption.
Harvey p. Perry, Feb. 6, 10 months,
congestion Of brain.
Randolph Pierce, Sept. II, l3 years,
bilious cholic.
Mary A. Wilson, Nov. IL, Is years,
typhoid fever.
johanna Button, March q, "a years,
scrofula.
James Mcdonald, May, % years, fits.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Cora E. Trainer, Dec. 23, 8 months,
consumption.
Hollis =. Forms, Sept, year, inaims.
ton of brain.
Marcus E. Forms, Oct, 3 months, in
namatiop Of head.
John F. Coe, Nov. Is, 4 months, bowel
complaint.
Joshua +. Sands, Sept II, l3 years,
violence.
Martha Clewsll, April2, Is years, con.
sumption.
John Oshmsn, Feb. II, A years, con-
sumption.
Levi Doss, Mar. Is, 6yesrs, inflammation
Of brain.
II. A. buckingham, april 2 is years.
Rhody R Phillips, July 81, 9 months.
typhoid pneumonia.
Kesiah Albaugh, Dec. II, % years,
cholera morbus.
ELAN Albaugh, Nov. IS, Is years,
consumption.
William Cline, May 7, 46 years, whis.
key.
Lane. Mar. 8, S days, bowel
complaint.
CLINTON royrsBIr.
Elmore Barrett, May ~. 2 years,
measles
Emma Conger, May Is, 3 Jsars,
measles.
Minnie Creamer, June 81, 10 months.
Elisabeth Fisher. Aug IS, IS yesrs.
Martha 4. Cunning, July 26, " years.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15
FOttoe or PesiiioN to rneeSe
cerfGiss .5lIsys tll the lncor.
pOrated T'tSIaSe or .1c.ar.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
1Nwill he presented TO the Town Council OF
the Incorporated Village Of Nc ,rthur at their
hrst meeting after the 9Th day Of Tnly praying
for the vacation Of the alley between the
10 and i2i, commencing ut the north east
corner of in.lot III. and running In the north
weAt corner Of in-lot no. III. AiSo the alley
between lots no.-,ls and il9, commencing Vt
High rect, and run 7ing noreh 10 the S,hool
House Tot, a. LAID down IN the recorded plat Of
Macarthur, Vinton County. OHIO.
THE PkTI TONERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
TIE POPE on INFALLIBMIrY

The Pope received the 4ccddemM III RekJfs
one IGuJIifd the President OF which j Cardinal As
uuui on the 23t u Father CrHu. The secretary ot the
Academy read an address to which says The fprtnco
Nq.i0e the Pore made the fOllOwiu important reply
Among the subjects which will employ yonr labors.
orcupv yourselves. The attempts that are made 10 ms
represent the idea OF the POnti'al nfalhhy must %
opposed II insinuated that among the rights "bch
spring from that iniallibiy = that OF dcpO'lng
soyercigus and OF releasing the people froin the
oath Of fidelity. II is tIue that this fiEht Das
has been more than exercised by the SUI
preme Pontifs but it has no direct connection with
definition of that nfaliby The ~ the right
of M, PonifiS dcpoSe sovereign and 10 re-
lease the people obligation Of fidelity docs not
arise from iniabity. bur from the authority that has
been given 10 the Vicar OF Jesus Christ upon earth
aud in heaven. when, in virtue of th" public Law
nations, the Popes considered - the supreme
Judges OF Christianity, they exercised also Il cfVI
jurisdiction Princes and states The conditions o,
rbe times are changed, and only malice could con
found the ufaiblc decisions OF the POu's in matters
of faith with right which they were formerly called
pon by of the people 10 exercise for TIE COM
mon welfare, hut which the supreme Ponh IN tie pres
emf iav has no Intention of exercising ItSriny u not
the dognatic denitisn Of the miabity OF the Popes
that would decide 10 puj Ia force those HsAts; anu
rose who represent their exercise a. the ncceH! CON
seouruce such definition, certainly Wish 10 excite the
Sovercins against the Holy See Others VISA Tor rx
plantations and calculations respecting the d"gittc Is
though il not suicleHty clear OF llsr
/ certainly shall give none The sense az the dognltlc
definition of the Pontical Infahby Is 10 De touhh ~
the decree OF the Council and simple aud obvious
10 need no comment. Combat therefore th tI.9s VIE
which il i sought 10 obscure ana l'ltptSrt tAl' WY
natural Interpretation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
THE BOSPHORUS.
,upopr ,NT CHANGES IN THE NAYIG ATfON LAWS.
80 Isl u LOri5a falss

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THK NAblG tlloN LAWS
Cons.antnop tJsty ls) Correspondence Gf IS L9'1 u'
The Porte is about making new regulations
resucctIr the passage Of the straits or the p1ih
and the BosphUrus by merchant vessels A'tpld.ns !.
the present rule ships going "a the NrdhetaCih Try
Obliged 10 stop the Castles ~ the Ddldncos ano
lower boat i'm order to land their Hgan. lh!' ''uLo
xposes ships 20 great Inconvenience ana also - o,np
danger on account of the strong currents running
and HE uarrOwness of that part OF the cha
now contemplated 20 station man-oi-""t On ra.asa
Bournon, opposite Gallpoi, at point Oi a.. :.
access for ships and the lrnans viii be rr''lNed cn
hoard the mau ofwar With Fegarl a. vessels S'ns ~
the Black Sc, two steam launches VIII benh %
- Iitte beyond Buyukdereh Bay, which WI ooifd ever.
shin ma .ipg and receive the rinan Fhdl' IN ol-' W
,eiiIe Sims comm. from tho Back sea dud 'puhu ~
thr Mediterranean from the present OH '3h - 10y
ning nj Constannopc 10 get tn'r hrnan t'. lhr Dil
nas il is proposed that every vessel leaving A' 'u.
Horn for the Black Sea Will Doe az liberty 10 isAt iD
tirman-yi, one for TIRE BoapaOruS ana ,Ie V sa,s
for the HellcspOnt. These new resuations IRE sSs
decided upou and there l. 10 doubt tEaI Itg VIZ
HIGHLY benet,ill 10 navigation when pun III io | ,,.
rb3rf vessels are already greatly indebted 10 We Ut.
far tbr n omission II has granted item % pas i'e ,,s
AZ igh when going out, aud y = Ia ne h'' ~ 10 rsg
Tong some plan will be devised 10y when IA 10,
nis,iom may be conceded "a IL reliant N'''t, pHac1
inward the only objection to hi 'thr toit On,
The frar that foreign mcn-of-N.r li-' iut' ,t,s
law and pass unperc,.ived dming the Do gus -h-" A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT TIE VATICAN

Zone J'g 80 corrsspoads,c, Of re London Nc,es
open hostility. The first is regarded and denounced
by the second Zoe fOrclbly holding territory which
does not belong TO it, and the second is well known
the first lie putting forth every effort in order TO ioru
an alliance offensive and defensive among the Catho
OF Victor Emanuel. Whether from suspicion. or be
illustrating the reality OF this state of matters
day when his Holiness, after receiving in the Throne
hall yarions depgtatons of monks and priests, gave
formal audience 10 the officers of the late Papal army
who with their wives and daughters had come 10 pre-
sent their homage. Major FiOretta Of the Papal Ar
lery first read an address then another was presented
by the wife Of one of the officers. When the lady
had finished reading her address, n general burst
of sympathy aud approval proceeded from the
Judge Of their astonishment when the Pope, amer
dress said he was sorry 10 compelled tell them that
IN their midst was spa person not holdiS In'ii
with sinister ends No, no, Holy Father 1t - lmposS
bie!" shreked out the and daughters OF the ON
They protested, they sobhed, they turned round
dercely ON each other We informed by the Jesuit
organ, the |occ delid lcrit1, tbat the s'cn'
but too painfully recalled the PTcSenGe OF s Ju
per 81 viii not name me tsrS yyn 20 S me
bless you all cordially-yOu your hniles, ahd
your property and pray also for tat HnulA TIN nlu'
that She may turn from her wckcdness anu hNe men
Ia uuotc The precise words of the jesuit organ his II
permitted many Ia hiss M mana Hu 100, as H.
crowd and the African temperature, woud allow re
further EXPRESSED a wish that the circumstance shouii
not he mentioned beyond the walls OF uc N'',dn. M
hoveyer tle esuit organ frankly declares that ms NON
mess had asked thing altogether impossible. lie hai
requested "A hundred women TO keep >ecIt ,, l..
III the fact really were as Is commonly t ~
Rome me ap0srOphe the Pope was most uatuia anu
iusthabe. The female spy who had "IlN,H 10 ~ Az
mittance under a false name among me WIZ " u ~,
Roman officers is alleged be that Madame Dl"iaeNl
who PLAYED such prominent part some 'IEI l'at' 20
i'm the proceedings connected win me tans,t , H'
| VenauZ trial Many Of your readers VIII dOuouSss
recollcct the interest created al tle th' -!
The Sudden arrest Of Fausu, ,Td'hai Ah,o
nrllrs conidcnt, ON the charge Of carving on
or nj least favOTing, secret tltas9manIc 90,
rcspondence with the Italian Government Inn ntle,,
nj fh. min
rs. suddenly acquired much greater interest," NioI
The original documents Of the aecuSa non wee
frr tGr law authorities of the Pdpal Governments my >
srrlouslv Transported to Florence anu ,noIc 'h
,unert OF most extraordinary examinations ol Mm.n
tLn rut showed that Ia all the proceeding INC c9io
Of instirc had been shamefy tanP'ied WIN Mau
Dion!lry Obtained. rightly IN wrongly 40 no! lJ'' H.
pDpll Government AT thc h.lg''l"h =" , w ~
Roman cmigriut, and then ot hbNihE HoVV'Vu'" 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
TIE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.


The rumored extension Of cholera from
Russia into thcBac Provinces Of Russia has ycrv ma
sray caused aa s5t tnc na'y rhoI again smH9i
confirmation and much Of the alarm depends upon a
OF progress OF tine epidemic one account describes this
disease as having made ts way In the familiar cholera
route from Persia through Russa TO the shores of the
Baltic; and the Reg,irarGenera, In his last weekly
port, writes that, "Asiatic cholera s IL Tanfn
duty TO announce early last juno j. entering Western
Europe through Russia, where ~. IneH.r Gays.
il r. fast advancing on the German lTOn,icrs
IN the second week Of tbs month u broke Out
In WilkogysH a town in Poland on the road 10 K0pic-
berg west OF the NiemcHl. whore IS deaths occurred
within few days. The epidemic has pr Sailrd IN Wlnx
for four weeks and from 10 to - deaths reported
daily. Al its present rate Of progress u may reach Ger
many i'm three weeks The progress OF the pres
emf endemic of cholera i'm Russia and It's 70 aton 10 chi
demic cholera In Persia have formed study OF alto
gethcr exceptional interest In epdcmiOogy The exist
Ing epidemic In Russia apparently recrlhascence Of
tho epidemic Of 1900 began in December 1852 In the
Of that month the disease appeared ~ Og IN tins
Government OF SmOlcnsk, and la the city OF d05' Ow.
slightly in the localities named; but In July and August
il spread widely the southwestern districts Of Russis
prevalent in many Of the Russian ports OF the Black
Sea. 10Th Of August 1870 the epd mic broke out
there had been not les, than ~ the Ia
that city, which 2173 had died ON the sh July there
reported to be under treatment From st.
Petersburg the disease has been scattered In various d.
rectiOns in West Russia and II was present in wilma in
various parts in West, Central, and East Russia Ia
Europe. The pr0tracted duration Of ibis epidemic in
Russia, and It's limitation 10 The present time (so
far Europe is cOnccrncdl to the prOyinccs Of
that empire, ia a phenomenon OF very rcmarks-
BILE interest In the history Of the epidemic diusi0ns
OfychOleTa From the close Of 1859, the presence
Of the epidemic in Russia have reason To know, has
been source constant anxiety 10 the OH als OF tbs
Pryy Council Office whose duty IL is 10 watch tho
health and welfare of the kingdom and we ourselves
have spared pains TO bring the different, facts which
would throw light upon the probable future OF the
epidemic the knowledge OF the profession. As yet we
have certain information that the naady has become
actively migra and that ha, extended across ths
Russian frontier into West and Central Europe. But
that this danger Is imminent and has been imminent at
any period since the Winter OF 1859, j. certain ana "a
well that the daily Press should have raised the question
of the state OF our defense against the epidemic Upon
tis ouestion we do moi propose now TO dwell further
than remark that II j. upon which mp doubt can
800 ~ fine duties of the local auhorites who
responsible for the administration OF tie ary laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
ANOTHER POLICE PRECINCT CREATED-A NEW
LODGING-uOUSE

The Board of Police created new Precinct
Yesterday to be known the Thirty third Precinct and
10 include Lexington, Fourth. Madison. Fifth Sixth
Seventh, and Eighhaves., from Fourteenth to Fifty
nnthsts. The force detailed for duty these avenues
will be mounted and will consist of captain, sergeans
Is patrolmen dooTman, and hOstlcr. The headquar-
tiers VIII be those OF the present mounted police. The
new police will thoroughly patrol these avenues and pre-
vent FAST driving day and night The small force on
Fifth Sixth and Seyenthaves has been OF great service
and has made "A number of arrests. Accidents resulting
from fast driving have very materially decreased.
The Board passed resolution TO petition the Trustees
the Sinking Fund for the OF the house Ia Thirty
ffth.st near Eghth-ave formerly occupied by the
Twentieth Precinct Police IL Is the Intention Of the
lodging house, for the accommodation Of dodgers from
the Sixteenth, Eighteenth Nineteenth, Twentieth.
Twenty first, and TWENTY secOnd Precincts IL is more
probable that other lodging houses will be obtained
in the lower Wards.
The Board dismissed Patroman j. ]. Hassett Of the
Twenty first Precinct aud retired Thomas Crulney OF
the seventh Precinct on pension Of 500 per annun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
EXTRAORDINARY JOBBERY IN FRANCE

T,,sis. LJ., 21l refYosdeao Of Iaf Ion IN Ners
A report presented to the Assembly by NJ
dc saint Victor raising only ttr cornef OF Tue vai
which has hitherto hidden the i0bbcIy OF toyCrnIcnt
contracts during the siege o. Paris, Wast contrary o
practice read from the tribune in oDetkcnce 10 tno
camor of the House, which could not reIreSs us If-
petite for scandal. Tie Committee repotted that M
Magnin the Minister ~ Comm, zee q S,pt, v
made contracts with paupers, who, moreover htu h
knowledge of business. NJ Masniu cOnlat = aiouhtsd
10 SGOOOO0O; they were cut down ultimately 20 s'",v
and then the State was teIllhy ,s
Great MANY the reporter selected four FOR special noe
certain Railachc, who had been twice bankrupt on
racted to supply $1,000 tuns of potatoes 10 o is a
mo pota,ocs bt asked friend Of hi nalEd Duhouhn,
"A dealer I'm pigments 10 get some Tor nm DtnoiIn'
no"g a. destitute OF potatoes his friend, applied To NJ
ICON tbe editor of the Figaro Programme ana TINS edr
tor having no potatoes, wrote To ntih,f m iOhuon'
who sent some But these potato's, which cost III Loh
don or - 20 the measure, were quoted 10 e hoN'In
ment al s. So Bai,laJe got S-20OD upon the ,iaHss
ton. on another contract: that OF i" =. o,
out OF 5000 by rotten POTATOES. Hul
named Blanche COStaT, rlcnd OF ah Alnett
can named Ere got for herself ana her rlcnds om
mission OF three per cent upon CONTRACT NG'h cam.
500 OCO A contractor named Chcya.nes, eli out win
brother contractor an American ana Drought an aclOn
against him LAYING his damages AZ >e0,tU.
The yerdict he got for 81. The reporter
cXDres ed regret that in the Transactions which ne sub
m,tted to tile Chamber there was mixed up the
name Of VI. Planat. member oi thc Imperial Cors
Ifgl,aiif The report, however. though suggesting
great frauds by contractors CVnnNcd AT J the Govern
mcnt Uf the DAY. does not propose any prosecution ~
admits that many OF the contracts however onerous Tor
the Government must De futed aud ONLY moves mas
some OF them must be closely looked into.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
HEpoLIcy OF THE NEW SPANISH MINISTRY

hddrti fJuH ~ ,poi''"f /" - a l..,,.a ives
The new Ministry have presenter .'I'' ICONS:
IA hr Crtp, and announced the following ~ 9,e ~
nm, Ministers bind themselves 10 The moot IN.
Spect u the Constitution. and the laws an" any
tinneI IN H. They will maintain puhir oi"cl =, sa
urce They will cndcayOr Ia establish hHihoul ma
iLe Church and the state. without renouh,i"- ~ iii
reforms Introduced by the Constituent l"itt' 80 "a
oy before the Cortcs at the hrs, meeting p.lo;i 40
.,cup the revenue with the expenditure A"'9 va al
foreign nations especially with Portugal ahi ''r phs
lies 81 spanish origin. Finally, they VIII a
integrity of the spanish territory, and spare no nnIy
o mt AN end 10 the insurrec;on IN Cuba when I'M Of
- iIrr1dy almost entirely subdued. ihe lFoSI ~ by
a. n.1, Ministry has been received Win alft..nt
,hc "ortes. which afterward agreed 10 AN. ad'e'""
o., th, lst of October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
THEFT OF A CASE OF HOSIERY.

Robert Pesch, a laborer, OF No. 81 West
Broadway John Enright, porter Of No 10? Motts and
Patrick Sheehy, junk dealer, Of No. ls5 Frankn-s
arrested yesterday for being concerned In the theft
Of containing 80 dozen white ribbed wooden hose
worth $3.50 from the sidewalk in front Of H. y. Clahn &
Co.'S store. at West Broadway and Worth-st. Pcsch
claims that he ana Enrght were sent by Sheehy 10 get
case OF paper lying on the sidewalk IN Church.st and
that he had taken the wrong by mistake. shcchy
cOTrObOrated this statement and said that ~
paper had been sold % him, and that after Pcsc's
rest Enrigh sent Of paper 10 Badger & O.. .
store No 80 West Broadway Enrgh profcssed 10 know
nothing Ol the matter All were committed Ia default OF
al. 90 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09

black dotted lace used scarf for ornament or vail NJ
pleasure. long ostrich plume is also worn with ths
style OF hat The ladies' Oxford ties are more ana more
popuar with these, black silk stockings are worn by
tbose who cannot yet become reconcd the display OF
white But the nbeached Isle thread or fine Whi'o
silk arc much nicer in all ways and in fact are altogether
worn by women Of refinement, who naturally dislike
ANYTHING colored in the way Of underclothing.
Great labor saved in embroidery OF handkerchief as
cxqustely worked letters imported to be transferred
TO the corners in single largo initials These Deautu
letters are also in point lace and fine honon Tor
more delicate articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
rso ,rosort wear seem. especially marked by

Tie present year seems especially marker "
balloon accidents and adventures. and by woh''p
orapts The other day, one T. H. Williams WHO %" IN,
purposcs STYLES himself PROT. webster m'"o - ,,i
from Nashville. Tenn, in miSrIapN .,,,ht
nncn The tall chimney OF rotton FACTORY, -, sr0n,
Gi"uty ana peril the Professor cut hliaen IN he ln,e
thc car and cordagc and climbed down n"-ei, ,iuug
r ln -, he rbinnc' nearly sunocatins l'n3' w wlih
his sooty Journey. \ crowd preset - - SaN thai he
w. nnt Inc (ropked down one of the ho.H Injured.
n Ills t,r, touviIcQS Dc was III ~ ' s tho
-, tbI,ng finally uiap,u.td.O .il ~ .h'. "a ~.
r,.' ai.s. nj eutu.tt had lot Dyolc1 bS h""