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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-31

ndliard- on Custom House square: II looks
,Ike a female uulrreurnrnt A. Byron stys Of
The lily in amber
It's neither rich nor rare,
Bat We wonder how the devil it got there
apt. Mckern, of sch. Nellie Burgess brought
from Florida a half dozen fine mocking birds,
aud made some Of his friends happy with pre-
-cnts Of the wonderful singers.
Mr.. Woodco, hus been removed from the
position of inspector at The Custom House, for
some reason to the public unknown, and Mr.
|. Is, Emery appointed in his place.
Conductor Mace, Of the passenger train on
the l'elfiSt branch railroad, has been presented
by some OF his friends with a splendid conduc-
tors badge of gold.
Despite the warning of the city authorities,
tWo horses We're nasture,l on Church street last
sunday, itespAsSing upon yml-, amoYino l,eo-
pie aud deii'ing The walk.
Fruit and garden thieves are abundant and
enterprisng \ little strategy in capturing /;
few 10 De submitted 10 the sentence Of judge
Patterson would he wholesome
The Bangor Whg Stnte~ thit the attendance
at the NOrthpOrt Campmeetin@ was T. 900 ca
that figure down one hAl. and Ihen II Will b.
too large
We should have stated that the represents
tive arrangements in some OF the classes OF this
county, a published last week, Is that OF The
republicans.
Rev. DIR. Gannett who was Killed by the lltt
accident on the Eastern Railroad, was wei
known in this city, where he has several time
preached and lectured.
The steamer Daniel Webster, formerly of the
Penobseot River route, has been fitted TO run
between Baltimore and point on York River
A horse belonging TO Frank Whitmore die
on Friday of too much camp meeting driving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23
Increases in Intensity Daily.

Increases in Intensity Daily,
The numerous throngs OF fair and happy faces,
well as the Lords OF Creation with their satisfied
smile which continually pour into this spacious
sslesroom, sufficiently attest the wonder, delight.
and satisfaction with which the remarkable Goods
Of Company have been received By the pubIie
This rich and brilliant Jewelry OF this Company
all manufactured by its talented articers OF pure
Milton Gold, are the wonder and admiration orthe
town, and notwithstanding the sour leoks and
stereotyped cry of Humbug raised BY some who
nave neither the genius to conceive nor the enter
prise to establish such an institution the knowing
ones are daily securing their ss*s ,se beauti-
ful adornments profusey displayed in the elegant
show cases Of this .mpsny.
No lady need longer be without These gIitterine
baubles, in which every feminine heart delights,
but may bedeok her person in q profusion never
tefore thought Of! The gay and festive gent msys
also SPORT his CHAINS, RINGS. BREAsTPINS.
&c, without regard to quantity, and all
FOB ONE DOLLAR.
The COMPANY guarantee their Good. 70 wear we'll
snd to resist the effects strong acids we'll
god 50 that the hitherto u0adorned million may
now rejoice in the ssion Of ornaments as rich
and rare as those sportsd b. the ux4Ss Of the land
The Company have this morni.a ~Iaced On ex-
nitition large invoice of NEW and SPLESDID
GOODS TO which they invite special attention.
BEMEMBEB THE STORE,
my:O 3o5 NINTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23

The press and the people seem to be of one
mind in regard to the blunder made by the
Senate In ITS raid upon the reporters; and one
learned pundit has discovered that the issue
between Mr.. Zebulon White, Tribune correE
pondent, and the Senate, and the triumphant
success OF that gentleman, was predicted in
Deuteronomy, xviii, 1S:-"Rejoiee, Zebulon,
in thy going out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23

From certain remarks OF cert-in democratic
Senators il would seem that the PATRIOTS crack
Of the p @ntatiOn whip to force them to vote
against the treaty, is not likely TO bring them
INTO the traces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23
The Boston" wing Of the Woman Suffrage

The Boston" wing Of the Woman Suffrage
party that held its convention at Steinway Hall,
New York, undertook 70 slough of free-loveism
and the free-lOye suffragists. 1t was about
time: but the latter seem indisposed to take any
blush backwards, and Mrs. Victoria q. Wood
hull, Of that faith, writes under her own name
In this fashion: eel live in one house with one
who was my husband; live as the wife with one
who Is my husband. believe in Spirituslism;
L advocate Tree love in the highest, purest
sense, as the only cure for the immortality, the
deep dsmnatiOR by which men corrupt aud dis
figure Gods most holy institution of sexual
relations"
The more thoughtful and respectable Of the
"womsn's Fighters" including Grace Green
wood, Mrs Southworth, and Mrs. Spencer of
this city, take part with the Boston wing in de-
nouncing free-loyeism and m repudiating I'M
womsDly women as representatives and expo-
nents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23

Large numbers OF the younger inhabitants of
Alssee and Lorraine are now emigrating to the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23
NEIMPOhTAsT NOTICE TO OONsUMERs
AS OF WATER WHO AXE AZ ARRFAKS
FUR WATER RENT

WAsHISGTsS, May % 1871 z
hotcei i hereby given that the Law requiring Po-
Tom vater 70 be shat On from the house. OF All who
IN sTTe-rs Tor water rent Will be Iigidly enforced
from this date.
IN order that the water rents may al be collected
~ore the LIST day o. June a Sufficient force will
De Put 90 20 cause the water 20 be shut on 81 the
the cCmiDg week. '
ny21 81 J. HCRANE Watsr Raot,.,a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23
MEDICINE AND ADVICE FRrE.

DIsPKHsARY STAFF:
Diseases OF Throet and Chest-l Dr. Jas 2. Young,
Ito 2p.m. svsEus.
Diseases Of Children-Mopoaysl DR.. q. q. Rssey
ana Ihurscsys, 60 p.m. itTSl Pa sveDus.
p Tesss. Of y, sys 49, s2s W Pre,t.s
Sd N. 80 N~a0SN'
Disssses Of ondsYst Dr.. u. A. Ashford,
and Thurrdsys.i Ito 3 .. N. 1850 Dew Vera GF.
o,sssssS: q Ben sSs Hss sAlssOspDr VIZ L
SPIN. <AAl u ave
pisesses Of SKIN AID Mipcrl Or. u. W Rifchls
days, 20 2 D N. town
Surgical Diseases OF Wotner-, Prcs 4 n Thomn-
Saturdays, from st05 D m con, N
Assistant % PrOf. J. "A. TkompsOa- Dr.. Il d
Outside Visiting Physioiau-ns. A, BrOcksa
BROOCH, leg Bridge Ct, Ge0rgOtopp. mhz =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23

MEL F.-GRAsB LoDGE-An 40 lourned
Tseti8S will be held o. WEDNESDAY
h Hy.sss '''A Instant f' 1s swsEr Or Sec
~BoARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBIC
HS scH0oLs-A1 sdjoqrnei m: ms, sing Of the
the FTsnhl,n School BuIhiing on TUESDAY Eve
ENG I'd Instant at a;s2 3 oS Isknou $4,000,
us f9s LIsHf IS Pas4Rf Sts - your
Armcry, No. 6S1 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th
DAY sen h.taf SP .S.Is
By orseT II b. un &c es@aA your attendance
me- STRAWBERRY AND TCK CREAM FES
SfsEEf PaEs fBY Ia SAhhfsT Of the 1IH
Lecture Room. TIN street between and T. south
haShHgton; Five Eysnipgs, commeI cing TUES
Indy from the E use stS STs' Psn9
us TUTE AND UNIVERSITY. N'ii
The FIRM Annual Noting Of the NATIss.L
IHE0I oGICAL IFsTITC1E and USiyERSifY
Tih ,, te held at The street Baptist Church, on
fEipAi, May 18th, at D: m.
: m VII oeeur the annual CUMMENSE.
m hENT sX5HGIsES Of the Institute IA charge Of
ny2l-2t Ikep1ChrenI Z KIoHsRDs, Rec. Sec.
TTJHE LapIE5 or, UNI9sIowN N. Z.
FLORAL FESTIVAL In the church, eSm@enrins
~ ia in 81; and continuing during ,he
IN ~ BADgES MOUNT NERNON
HS PLACE IHU RCH will hold their annu. ii
etIaEheIry Festiy 81 az Liberty all corner ~ 9TH
s.r7ets. commencing on MONDAY EVE
NING. May y, ana Continuing during the week
otnfssion ten cents. my22 81
~A MEETlsG % the MASTER BAKERsA AS
O3 spCIaIION Of " Arlington and GsorRstovn
VIII De held German III all on Iifh -trast be,uaa.
SID q streets, on WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON
~ clock A full attendance is respectfully re-
my:a3.- The COMMITTEE
r@PEKSOSs WISHING STUTK IN THE
HS NATIONAL CApfTAL REAL ESTATE
tScOyIhIlOh should apply a. once at the offi-e Of
the Secretary. corner 18th and streets. betyean
~ hours 81 and m. Shares SlUO each, paya
lie g Ser month. Stockholders are eatitIed to
NuheTaw al any time ano receive the amount paid
10 WA ~ per cent; interest
my y 81 Bep Phil Il wELCH, sec'y,
NJ MAsONIC.-The Stated Couvocarions o.
~ EAEaIEI1E COUsCIL. SELECT
t-O1 Al. AND SUPER FXCELLEsT AsTERS
Tor Nav. VIII De beid TUESDAY and WEDNsS
HA1 kEENIsGS, May % and "a. At 7 O'CLOCK
NOrE- Tuesday ey-niug-Select and Boy a. Degree.
MOTk- W eduesday eEenlnG--uper ExcelI4us 81 A.
trs All NJ mbers are eN pected 10 De present each
eyerJR B. order II rhe COancil
ny y JOIN EDWIN MASON, Recorder
1" SOTlCE-There will Dc a .pecial -efi0g
Uz OF 1T ekholt-rs Jf the PIONEER HOME
SfkAD BUILI ING ASSOCIATION al Bard -
Trsce Rooms {. rHe- q Pe5usylvania a -enRe Al
Sth street. On WEDNESDAY, the Gath of n ay lsT1
a. is D. a. TO cor sider amendments the consti,
Is TsGu. SIZED.
n.y. 81 G. BIGELOw, Secretary.
S-IApnHTAk
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12
FREMONT SANDUsKY COUNTY,. OHIO: FRIDAY. MAY L. ISL
Qoetp
THE RIVER.

%&A6 III 6hs
Beautiful River,
With sunlight aquiver,
Ripping, and dimpling, and sparkling forever
Where the cool forests meet,
Kissing the mountains feet,
Thou, through the valley sweet.
Hast'ning with footsteps feet,
Loitering never.
Musical River,
Rythmical ever,
Pathetic, passionate, disoordant neyerl
Ali I remember well,
Better than tongue can tell,
How, a fairy-ben
Ringing its silvery knelI,
Came thy soft tremlous tones floating forever
Bountiful River
Bless we thy Giverl-
Useful and busy as beautiful everl
Where the tall chimneys kneel,
Turning the giant wheel,
Whirling the rapid reel,
Floating the vessels keel,
Indolent neverl
Wonderful River,
Despairing never,
Thou dost teach man what he can to endeavor
Yet at his weakness mock,
And, with mad, heecy flock,
Down over walls Of rock,
Plundering with thund'rous shock,
Exultant, all conqu'ring, rush on fereverl
Icy-cold River,
Thou dost oft sever
Hearts of affection to meet anain neyerI
Children and mother,
Sister and brother,
Many loved one from arms Of her lover:
Thou, in a stately march,
Under the bridges arch,
Sweeping majestic, and holding thy breath,
As mortals, in
Silence, sweep under the archway of Deathl
Mystical River,
With moonbeams aquiver,
Or, darkling with shadows, still flowing ever
So on Life's billow
Shine we or shiver,
Sparkling with gladness, or under grisFs viii
low,
Dashed over rocks, or with moss for our pill
low
Still onward flowing,
Unknown, unknowing
Witherward going,
Save to the Giver,
Omniscient of Life and the beautiful riverl
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK

Books News Papers, Periodicals. &c. constantly hand Fine Chomo
Frames Cord and Curtain Fixtures Come them
M Motto oNoT TO BE ExoELLED QUALITY, UNDERsOLD
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12


The cotton crop now arriving at
the cotton ports Of the South prom
ises to be the largest since the fam
GUS one of 1S59-6O. The Savannah
Republican, basing its estimate on
the number of bales already receiY-
ed, says that the crop viii reach
9,750,OO0 to 100000 bales. By
reason Of its increased railroad con-
nections, Savannah is fast taking
position as one of the principal cot
ton ports of the South. This large
cotton crop establishes the fact that
the freedman is willing to work, and
that the land, being divided among
a large number, is more carefully
cultivated.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12

ESSLER HOUSE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

L. O. RsEson, Jas. Moore, Joseph L. Rawson
J.L. RAWSON d CO.,
CTORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
- Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Caleined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
vators, at the head of navigation on the Eandusky
River, we are prepared to receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce,
Ofice, at Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT II
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12

THRINARY.

DR.. GEO. o. HARLAN,
VETERINARY SERGEON, Fremont Ohio,
Office at Buekland & Sons Drug Store. Is a
graduate of the Philadelphia Veterinary College,
and is prepared TO treat all animals intelligenly
and humanely. 15yl
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12

In Tennessee the wheat crop is
said to be very promising in the
Tennessee counties of Wilson, Ruth
ertord, Smith and DeKalb.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-12
GEHDICAE.

d + IOR, " O1'4445 NJ %
physician AND sURGEON-0fiee and
Residence No. As Front street,
FREMONT, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
DECISIONs-JkN. 81.

Supreme Court Ldmbers-By Judge Brady.-Fisk
IT, ALBANY SusquehAnna Railroad Cc-Moou dne In
lie claim Of Martin L. Finch gt The Of Reuben
Lowehohon granted but without costs Watson sgt Babcock
Case settled.
Special Trr-By Judge Brady-Peter, agt DeplneFudng'
settled.
Marine Cowt-Part by Judge CuItis.-McNe-
ag ucEvoy-Jurnnt tesu plaintiff ard rd
Is allowance. Ward DelsnJug
N for plaintiff for 20 IS and S25 allowance
Part I-By Judge GroSLewisoln agt Pcant-Juignent fr
plaintiff and against defendant for S5 70 with and so allow
az Pieper.-COmplain, dismissed
Part II-By Judge JosceR Watson agt Hanger.-Judcmen
for plaintiff LSsly ssngerudgmen for pnta for 4SS VI and
$25 allowance.
general T7E-By ARer Gross and Joacbnsen J. JRaul agt
Standardization denied
United States District COUrt-In BdHlrWpicV-By
Judge BatchorIn Samuel TsRnaAn order VIII be entered
pointing The Register 81 this be special custodian Of The
property advertised for Gale under the A. Stewart Co..
and directing him sell the under General Orders Nos ~ and 20
RDl. ii Of such Ohe OF
shall proper and the Of such sale and
Court; deposited the United States Trust
Company The credit Of thee proceedings separate fund
purchaser will convey tt under ,he order Of this
de viii be made free from sDch lien The
Stewart Co. and will direct
ts NJ, lien mortgage BE- sold
pro@l FIT shall be thought desirable h. c to ob
price properly the injunction he fer n"ted ihst
also the Judgment and The referee
An order viii be settled noac these
provisions -, -. =,
Court of Ippeols-Albanp, Jan. 31.-Judgment
reversed Hed With cosEsin Lopez
executor Judgments reversed snd m granted costs 10 sde
ODDS; Van SchsaS agt Hudson River Railroad
Judgments affirmed with oos-Biy e rs gi knefey
People rel Aveu Adrcrdacs Co. It as; !oe et I
Oswald Browue Bennett Cook Ferg7-JH st INcedy
81 zion rragmen denied oOs-Peole rel ScnagAucOse
sgt Tie Troy and Boston Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw-YoRK.. 81

PORT OF NEW YoRK. ............,............JN 81
CLEARED.
Reanips-Mdlor Bradford Galyeston Jane, Alger Lockwood
Chqeston uaior Freeman Wilmington; Fanta Doane Phladr
@ kIS , poat and RE ron5 Gdcss alden Boston
SbPWalier Bsne Moray, LyepOoli Thomas DanAau Mclean
BsTs~Lochaive Fquh London Morning Light Tracy cadiI
org PScHersVcssea BiaSS Corfu for or PHOEBE Hewitt
h M.iaas Sf'.'qE p GG,o' AS STSs a 31 =
Imam Apigwall $ H. Buns Crosby Chareoni H. H. ilomp'
stephen Washington, n. G.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Europa, Macdonald, Ola Jan 49, ami Neville H.
Steamship Gadue Pennington Galveston jan 90 via Key we "a,
steamship Frane. Wright Russell Draios TEXAS s days via Key
sea Herman LII 'g9 cs,g rs sr,a9'h -. %d s ,a pas,
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston jan a. uds pas
Steamship apIsu, WhthgTst sayanush Jan q, mdse AMI pass
Sesap LoGo Moor SaI d i gs'sl as St .
Steamship Niagara, Couch, Richmond, City FONT and NorioiI,
SP Cocs sherbune whanuea Oct a. and Macao Oct 90
Ship Goshen Heyn Bremen, Sc days. ballast
BARK La Czaeaa Ro.s Legl.ra Yoy H. Bermuda Jays.
BSrl El bars vey Of anil from Bermuda
Bari Morocco John B. F.iS.1o- West aoepoO
% Bro s31 t ada f,i, hoe ' &ar:t' 1
BIg Helen ~ Eossy Gosle, 49, -od.ans Jan g. mise
Sehr Mary Brewer, sils. Roessni lice
Sci John Atwood Gasshsw Ponce p R. Il d,y, via Delaware
'i scht Elm Eil, Icilt GTny Roctland lime
N. VI. scH0oSAi''-Hi'Lh I'D SotsI%sr-
Highland Clief Virginia Annie Viz MIA. .
Iacoris. Pan River SioOp ffed BIoSn Providence
WIND-SSuni, s. Wi raining.
SAILED.
StesmsJs-vrgo for Savannah JAZZ Agr for Charesoni Isaac
Bel, for Norfolk, &c
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSroS Ian 3l-Ar,e ~efnshps William wre &C. from Liver
nool. Roman from PHILADELPHIA; AHgelqi, fsH LIlfo. 3rks
Ines from Abbe " Franklin L0n New Orsab vs heEan
from Shields
FOREIGN PORTS.
LrvPRPoor jar 30AriyeI TODAY ship Eesoue Brodis Mobile
J,es brig L. Pye re- Galveston De- -
with cotoa-
DISASTERS.
The BARI jsneO with OF COZ SACKS
~ CODE s ashore BDs Island hUO hafOr The
weather saving the vessel sHd stance has IeSn sen;
from Mobile - ,,-----
The clipper Pontiac ashore Cape Lookout is now lying easy
h te ande Assistance has been sent to
or from the Coast WIeckiEg Company % this city.
DFIte whaling Masssohusetts owned
Lagoon, the
total loss Her sayei End route
Ia ctv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
week, and says he will sit from 10 o'clock until midnight
for that purpose, If necessary.
THE FIsK-suSQUEHANNA WAR-DENIAI. OF THE
MOTION go CORRECT JUDGE HRADY'S ORDER
CHANGING THE PLACE OF TRIAL.

THE FIsK-sUsQUEHANNA wAR-DENIAI. OF THE
MOTION 60 CORRECT JUDGE BRADY'S ORDER
CHANGING THE PLACE OF TRIAL
In the suit of James Fisk, jr, agt. The
Albany and susquehanna Railroad Company, Judge
Brady has denied the motion TO correct the recital OF the
order made previously by him, changing the place OF
trial Of the action to Rensselaer, County. The opuion
DENYING the motion is IA foowct
This case now before me for the third reference order
directed ny me changing the tse6 ~ herein rscted the order
winch WAS entered The plaintiff the appearance counsel
FOR The pnnu ~ dtjendsts who stated tey had been referred
q me by III cr reported tribunal had occurred
re "a the order rcccmon the plaintiffs appeal heard
Rave only add that 70 reseng the and 10 maaing
dccaao 81 election the part Of he plaintiff passed uon and
expression 20 what aot the legal result of e plaintiffs
expressed preference for he County Of Rn le II not done
without dre appreciation oSs question presented On reflection DO
not fee called upon modify the order rese entertained no
doubt when the rsettlcnent made, none when this
motion vPs made, and do not entertain any doubt.
that the legal eject OF tie preference employed b the plaintiff
is saei in the order To prefer 70 have rather choose
Jl than aotr the choice election OF one thing before
another to elect is TO take u preference to choose When the
plaintiff preferred he elected aud the Of the latter word In The order
a. osed wes The adoption Of language used legal and
employed for the yhcb applied DO not
consider proper discuss tie subject further Dafmuch the Nhoe
before the General Tenn s not necessary Tor me-
either consider whether there precedent for Application the
Of modify orler from which appeal hls been taken
AM afguci TIE motion s Denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
a LIFE or FRAUD.
ARREST OF A CELEBRATED roRGER.


Detectives lilly and Kelso arrived i'll this
city last evening, having in custody Charles Brockway
celebrated ccunterfeter with at least dozen aliases
He arrested I'm Detroit Mich by ChiefofPoce Berg
man, on a telegram from Superintendent Kelso. The
prisoner who IL already indicted for forgery locked
up at Police Headquarters, and will be handed over TO
the custody Of the DstrctAtorney to-day. The oense
with which Brockway is charged committed in No
vember last Under an assumed name he opened an ae-
count in the Bank OF North America, and made small
deposit. short time aiterward he presented certi-
fled check for OIL 200 the Eighth National Bank,
and requested the teller cash It, Surprising II genuine
the teller did so, and the day the check was
found to be forgery The police were Informed OF the
fact and from the description given OF the onendeY II
easy matter to identify him as Brockway. De.
tectve McCOrd undertook the case and learned that
Brockway the day in question had obtained 1900
from his wife, who known as Mrs. Adams, and IN
company with young woman whose acquaintance he
made through the Personals in morning paper, had
gone West They traced from point 10 point, and
finally intelligence received that they were In Detroit
BrOckway Is OF the most noted counereiters and
forgers in the country He connected several years
ago with the welknOwn Walter Patterson gang OF fOrg
eTs through whose operations several OF the banks OF
this city were swinded out Of thousands OF dollars He
has twice been convicted OF cOunterfeiting Several
months ago he pardoned by Gen. Grant, after 9ry
mpart valuable information ~ to the operations OF
other fOrgers and the whereabouts OF certain forged
plates The story that he was connected with the forger
Van Etten recently brought to this city from NewOr
leans denied by the Police who say the men were not
even acquainted with each other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the jefferson Market Police Court, Edward
Hickey committed yesterday charge
Joseph Wallace forged
Banf Of the County Of New.York.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, Peter
McernAn held injuries John
whom he struck the bead with loaded whip Mod1 Mass
stealing Brc Schash No. 37 EeIst
..Wi ard he'll for robbing LeOnne Fourier Of 74
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judge
Downing Yesterday William Calvin for stealing barrel Of -four from
Ewar MaOBey the Penienuay for month. Charles
Hsey stealing pieces Of muslin worth sl2 Pentenisry
stealing from Daniel Mccarthy, six months
Townsend stealing coat and hat from james Scott SIX
Hazard stealing from jacob Werner three
months Schmidt stealing trunk from John Murray foar
John Mcune
one DOYLE NJ Dover
City Prison 20 James Flanagan and Catherine Seward con
yc o stealing value SIS from James Ncs sent TO the
Penena the former for motifs and the latter for iour months