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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
JUDGE BRDpORDS GRAND JURY

JUDGE BEDFORDS GRAND JURY
The Last Act in the Great Drama Of the
General Sessions Grand Inquest.
True Bills Found Against Present
and Ex-City officials.
Another Bubble BOmbsheu
4 Exploded.
>~>~>>@~~>~~~->>~~~~->~~.~
valedictory Of the Grand Jury and Judge
BedfOrd'S Address.
Mayor Halls Defence-He Valves All
Irregularities Committed by the
Grand Jury and Goes Before
the Courts on the Merits
of His Case
The Parties Indicted To Be Tried Before
Judge DAILY, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, on Monday, the 18th Inst.
The Indictments---The Parties
Arrested and Their Bonds.
~~>~->~~~~~~>>.~~~~-~~>~~~~~
The Public Interest Manifested in
the Proceedings.
~ q, cf"sy~1~ Tss,.
EXCITEMENT IN COURT.
~~~>~.>>>>~>~~>>~~~>~~
Mayor Hall, Peter b. Sweeny,
VIM. M. Tweed, Richard B. Con-
molly and Nathaniel Sands
Indicted and Bailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11

NJ. 10. ksOs3mAN AND GHNTLxMEN THE GRAND jury
VIZ months ago each one Of twentyone
and respccsabS OF New York city took do osih Admins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11

q
pairing and filling up the bond; there will be no un.
Judge BEpFoRp-I desire to say, MIR. District At.
torney, That think the motion Tor speedy trial Is
ausHed position Mr. Hall holds in THIS community
should be brought,on at cnce, In order that he may
have every opportunity ana every facility Of vindi.
eating his oi1icial integrity before this community
i have every reason 10 believe that the District
Attorney will do all Ill his power to give him every
facility possible IN order TO further MS request II
emptorily in this Court for Monday week,
in accordance with the request OF Mr.. Hall, AS
iireiy with the District Attorney and the accused,
whether the trial takes place before Judge Of the
Common Pleas, who Is &c oDTcio Judge Of this
Court, whether the conclusion be to try IL before
one OF the Immediate Judges OF this Court. INV asso
ciate the Recorder, and myself VIII willingly abide
the arrangement After consultation with the Re-
c0rder, and with his concurrence, nix the bail at
81. 900 In each Indictment.
Mr.. HAII.-The pistrct. Attorney made sugges-
Tor me to respond to-Chiel Justice DAILY. He was
elected IN stormy period In the ctty's political
cannot be assaied by any OF the press without the
press committing Q solecism. merely make that
surgesuon as perhaps It Is due to myself upon the
JUDGE BEDFoRD--I believe have already said
that tae motion for s speedy Mal Is most proper
Mr.. Hall holds In this community, / think It be-
comes matter OF right that his trial should be
brought on OF once, so that he may have every op-
portnniry TO vindicate his oflcla Integrity have
every reason to believe that the District Attorney
will do all in MS power to ala Mr.. Hall in his re-
quest for speedy trial It is there
set down for Monday, the 10th instant.
As regards the Judge who may preside
at the trial, that Is matter entirely resting with
the District Attorney and Mr. Hall, and whether the
conclusion be that the trial takes place before
Common Pleas Judge eT3 UiciO Judge Of this
Courtl or before one OF the immediate judges Of this
Court my associate, the Recorder, and myself Will
abide by Inc arrangement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
charlotte Hr0Hte,

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
Greeley.
What Theodore fihca 7?tRks q
HIM.

nam.
We extract the following from the
report Of An interview With Tilton, by
an attache OF the Chicago Post
Inqnsit1r To change the subiect,
how much OF the Tribune docs llor,
ace Greeley own?
Tilton Nine shares I think out Of
q hundred.
lnausltor + it possible that is all?
Yet lie CONTROLS it absolutely
Tlton: Oh, yes, No stociiholdcr
would ever think OF debating to hm
scarcely OF suggesting AT each
anhual meeting Of the board he H
unanimously elected editor, and he
runs the Tribune To suit hjmselt.
InquiSitor': Il Mr. Greeley ambi-
ltious ?
Tllton He is, exceedingly -amhi
,ious to have the world accept his
opinions and conclusions, Ihs i
about the extent Of his ambition,
! however. He would like to be Coy
ernor or President, doubtless, and
would perhaps accept either position
as a just recognition Of the Immense
services that he knows he has render
ed to the people, but he would not
sacrifice the smallest iota Of principle
for the sake OF being President for
th' rest of his its,
Inquisitor He is wholly honest
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
81 WIS, THURSDAY, MAY q. 1872.

one veSr, 10 fill a canal lolr feet deep,
foHrteeu feet wide ana one huuarrd
and twenty miles IT. length, The
liquor saloons and hotels of New
York city, it placed in opposite rows,
would make street like Broadway,
eleven miles in length. 'rhr places
where intnxicatin. drinks ARE made
and sold in this country, II usarei m
rows, in direct lines, wnuli make n
street Que hnn lrcl miles ia length,
I ii the victims Of the rum tratiio were
there also, we SHOULD see n suicide at
every mile, and thousand funerals a
day. Ii the drunkarcis of America
conld bc placed in procession, i've
abreast, they would make an army one
hundred miles in Ieuglh. What m
army Of victims. . Every hour in ,ht
night the heavens NJ" lighted with
the incenilary torch of the drankcn
Every hour IN :hc day the earth Ia
stained with the blood shed by the
drunk On asSasSinS.
Sec the great army of inehratcs,
more than half 4 million strong,
marching on to sare nnl swift de-
struetion filing of rapidly INTO the
Ipoorhouses aud prisons, and on to the
scaliali AMI yet the ranks are c"n>
'stantly filled by tho moderate drink,
ers. Who can compute the fortunes
squanderei, the hopes crushed, the
hearts broken, the homes made desc.
late, bv drunkenness p Christian
Ra3tcR, Putshuig,.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
Ho,o TIC IpoS,tes Died

The following il accord NJ to tho
best Information wc have on the snb
jact. II shows what religion oncc
cost It's pd@es-"rs
MAtthcN snilered martyrlom Cby
tho s&nrJ) III Elbiop~a; Marx died
in Aicxaniria, after brlng drs9.r'l
through the streets Of that city; Luke
wa$ hanged on au dive tree III ,ine"e
john was pni in 4 canllron Of b ,iIin-
oil. but escaped 'eath, aud wa> ban
I.brI to Patinu.; ; Prtrr wa. crit lie
At Rome with his head downwrrls
J,,nes was brlieaie'l al Jerusalem
7 mes the les. va. thrown irbn the
pinnacle ol' temple and beaten to
death beIdv; Philip wa~ hanged
against a pillar in Phirgia Barihoio'
new was haypd alive; AdIrcR wa
bound to crosse niiere he Lrea'hed
.fo his persecutors TIL he die
Thonas was ruu through the body a.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23

t"lCNN'' t'au'''i ivy p'N'N
Morse died IN New YORK, on Tues
day. after lingering illness.
Professor Morse was born at
Charleston, Mass, AprI 2', l79l,
and was educated at Yale College,
whero he was graduated IN 1910.
His early inaINIatjous were tor ART,
and hlr father, the Rev. Jehedah
Morse, known through his writings
on geography, encouraged the taste,
aud year after graduation he was
srnt To london to study nnier Ben
jrmin West, Ia lSl3 he exhibited a
painting, The Hynt llrrcn'eN, "
which was exhibits at the Royal
Academy, Lmdoh y plaster mo 'rI,
which he hal eon-trn ted to AL hlh
III painting. Wa also shown, and won
the gold medal. X turning TO Amer.
lea, he painted portraits IN NV
Hampshire AMI Charleston, !. O..
anl 1T New York the city c"rppra>
ton gave hun ma order for the head
ot Lafayette, win wltthrn on VISIT
To this cnntry. II 1928 h., "Iih
Gthers cS hI'lsntl ~ o'r2nMd'n1
out ot witch has s,noe Gr "Nn th' n l.
i'"ntl Academy at De'iJn. Mr..
Nprrr waS the ilrst president, au |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
OUR FREE l. CNCH

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e'""'h VI grace, "h' "',' a';'"','oi,s as
'or ye' n'!ner a''A'''hr"'>' ''8 o"oN
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
On MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects Of Errors and Abuses IN early
life. Manhood restored Nervc1s debility
cyrsd. Impediments 70 Marriage removed.
New mrthod of treatment. New and re.
ularkabte remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, iit spaled envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2 south Ein,t g., Pailsdslphls, Pa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
m NATU RES
HAIR RESTORATIVE E

contains no LAC SULPHUR-So SUGAR
uF LEAD-No IITUARGB-No NITRATE
Dr SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health destroying Drugs used
in other lair prrpara'ions.
Transparent and clear as crystal Vt viii
not soil the finest tabiic--pet fectr FREE
CLEAN and EFFICIENT T--dcsideratum'
Tong SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND Al
LAST.
1t restores and prevents the Hair from be-
coming Gray, inparts u sot;, glossy appear
snce, removes Dandruif, is cool and refresh
ing to the heard Cheeks the Hair from falling
off, ard restores II to u great exrcut where
pr matur4y lost, prevents Headache, cures
all ilumuIa, cutpueous ernpiioss, ard nnnat
ural iiear As n Dressing fer the Hnir 1t IL
the Best Article in the Market.
DR.. IL. SMITH. Patentee, Gto'on Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTOR BROS,
Gloucester. Mass. The Genuine j. pnt up ia
panel bottNe, made expressly for II, ~th
he name Of the article blown In th" glass.
Ask ,oar Druggist fof Natures Hair Restof'
stivc, and take no other. 41
VAN SCHAAGK, STEVENSON RE III
Wholesale, A gents, z Lake 81. Chicago. III
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
ApDatiing Facts.

ITnier this head, the 7unkhadtoch
Repa5ticuu saj $ there is sufficient
ouauti,y OF ferlnentea aud distilled
l,anor. used in the Uni.ed States, in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23
j. .. LABRECHE. +. T. BoDETfE
EaBr,ECrlE N B0DETT,
Dsalers IN
Boots Shoes, &c., &c.

We have constantly on hand ray line "f
Boots, Shues, CATERS. slippers, &c, -e'ih
Of our own male ard sale work when We
are selling at r,iees that defy competlh"h
We iuiend to KEEP none -ut the o'st stoc x,
employ sktl,faL workmen. and sell At q email
profit Rspsiriag neatly done
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23

Whit matters iJ~-a frw years moro
I.,i'4 surge, ~ testie-. here' 0lqre
Ehii break uFou al unKnawt shore
IL thar f,r l,ul shah dsippear
The shadow. hici wn fpjIow hpre--
The mis-. wr"Ifh Of our atmosphere.
Barrr no work Of mortal ha3d,
OF hann sitl or strength ekpiud
TIE pead s4tet Of lhr Bcttrr Llad.
Alone N thtt great love wh'cA gave,
Life 70 The sleeper Of ttn grave,
Resteth the ? ,wer to seek and @.yo.
IVhiAn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23

--lf yod cannot speak @rII Of your
neigAb"rs, 10 not speak Of them at
ALL 4 cross neiglbor may BE- made
A kin one by kind treatment. The
true way TO be happy is 10 make oth>
err happy. 70 do good Is Inxnry.
If you are npt wiser anl better at tbs
cn.i Of the day, that d,v is Ip't.
Practice ku4lnes@, even II il bo Ittt
{, spell ono word Le rn 10 control
your tenprr and your words. Say
nothing bchirs' ones back that yotl
wDali not say TO his tace.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23

Thackoray nerrr began writing mp
on loss than "A qulrs "f letter paper.
III llf of ,hs lm would cover. with
"omic drawings; q fourth he you'll
tear up into minute pieces aGl on
twd Or ,hrcc strips of the reiii.itiapr
Ii wunld 10 his work, walkiIi2 abplt
he room A. intervals. With hiS han u
10 lis 20 kets, aud with perth he !
nd w,e begDne expression ot conh
tcnln
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-23

-" TIE gem cannot be polished
withoat friction, nor the man perfect
ra without sdyets!ts."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
Gwano. Fertilizers, dc.
III o r N E r. S
MARYLAND
Super Phosphate!
1--WE court the Chemists inquiry.J
1--WE cour, the Chemists inquiry.J

A FTER % years experience in the F.rtil-
wide reputation for H.. purity and excellence
Of his Bone Dust. the subscriber has been in.
duc-d D. prepare Pho. t,hste snitab. Ia the
requirements and every way worthy III. at
tenti"n 81 the Southern Former.
The "MARYLASD" IL r. reiay.n TOR and
permanent improvsr Of the sol. II stimulates
u Bone. being composed alinu.i entirely ai
these Ingredients. with very liberal per cent
age oi Potash ia ID. r..iiuu. Th.fe /, b. al
ultsrsier nor inieripr article Used -syeiy par
ticle 81 the Phosphate beiIg - .s.entinl b.ue.
bt u the land. Neither pains nor lense hav.
been spared ia IT, preparation. aud ~s claim
Tor The grsa'est benefit - t4c farmer from the
enables, outlay.
For Cotton. wheat aud Corn. and o. q g.D
"raI siinalaDt sDd aiiinebt iar worn and i'm.
posenit he'd Isnd there can b, both z superior
~ - warranted g. run a. hiyh 10 Amfnont,
aud Ligher IA BpEe Phost ihat. than any other
ieftiliErr ~ The market
Prie" 80 pr toa, IL Lew tays. ~ rLsfg.
Tor delivery
BOSE Du~T 90. BDEE MEAL so. Di..
hpLsED BON l. si2. nuf nau inanufarturr iu
new bsgs Eastern aud W~si.rn aONF DIST
So PERUVIAN DrASO delivered nom p
TnstAh O"vrfum~B' HafsA.l.r 20 l.Wsstfatss
No charge fpf delivery
J1rHCA HOKNER Js.
Manufacture HEd GsL.ffl tnfqin.s...t 81,
chant. Office aud warshou.s. stH Gay 81
brh'fHi NarebVgss. Tor Cl.E aud st.,l.ty
ste. Ea!nn.sFe. Sd
APflo tAvgis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01


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Dk. RADW Az.

"a EeAFAhlLLiAA EEe0LFEHT
As' &.4F -. Meet A,iafttlbg tsf.s ..
q 81 Eap'a -. Toe .lals-s g.. 3D.
La.'. - tlasf 90. .tf ..L,. tl.
If- "sLasf-s. Ee4...b. tla.
LtLLT DAG A. EEAsE ts Linen
~ NLlsII n III - lt--
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
Doynson's Lightning Cross-Cut
- A w -

MILL cur EASIER AND FASTER than
w any other saw made. as thousands Of
Lamb-rmrp. Farmers aud Mechanics now
using them will testify. The inanaiaeturer Of.
isrs $500 Tor saw 'hst can equal them.
sfs-Send fer Circular.
For sale by A. W. swEESY A SON,
No. % Camden ST., uear Charles,
April e.-Sms Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
Property Sales.
HENkY L. BOWEN,
Heal Estate AGENT and Collector

A COLLECTIONS tsav.yansiaE ksam.la
' uac 80 Titles. Las sad pafahAsa. all
ea.-a pfelafly aits a4issi 3d. 90 Ttr.s 90
s.ast.t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01
HEALTH: aCArTYU

sad Weigh clssf ssla sIa B~4sulu
tempi~1 h-r1f..i g.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

A VALUABLE FARM oi i36 Acres. In Har.
lard county. 20 miles from Baltimore land IN
high state Of cultivation. we'll watered aud
aud under good fence sufficient quantity Of
hne Chestnut Timber large number 81 Fruit
Trees the buildings consist of q large dwell
ling house. tenant house. barn. carriage
aud corn house, hay barracks, &e. Terms easy.
Good chance for . bargain.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

ruNHE above 6rm Is prepared % furnish Lu,n.
Il her Of ell kinds upon the most reasonable
terms. aud will also manufacture 10 order sud
keep On hand large supply Of Doors. Frames.
Sash. Flooring. &c. A call Il solicited. a.d
satisfaction guaranteed. tFeb. s-ems
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

buildings Contracted for aud all wetk
ID done IA a neat and prompt n amer.
Reteys u WA. n. RUBY. Towsontown. Al
orders len AZ Towsontown Poet 0iiee will ~
ceive immediate attention.
shsre Of patronage respectfully solicited.
April 9o.-3m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

giBksFs three thoassnd aeiisrs ekief aisrs.
So snss---s sswss s-ssrsf deiiarsi drsashts-
mao, ens thaassna eight hanared DOLLAR sns
clerk - elss- fssT. toe elesks II elias. skrs~
one clerk - elias. two, on~ clerk ~ class one
one Hessengsr. and one ial-sfer IN ~. hft~~n
theussni seven HUNDRED sod sirty dolisrs
Fof siationsfy. tnaks. Plsas. dFssiaxs. labor
and msse~ilsns"us items. eight hlndFsd LED.
lars.
BrHEsr - E.sftrsssr Avn Rsesutr,se. 20,
chief clerk, "he tksasand eight hundred dol.
lars one clerk ~ elass four, one clerk q class
three. too slegks afelsss two. two clerks ofela.s
one. one messenger. shd ons laborsr 10 al.
eleven ih"usaud nine hundred sud sixty dol
lars.
For stationery b-,s.. sna rnise.ll.u...n.
itemt seven huHdred aud any dollars.
brHEsg 30 SaviasrlaS. For chief clerk. one
thousand eight hundred dollars one clerk Of
class three. sne clerk ~ class two, one messen-
ger aud one isbnreF IN all. six thousand three
hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery ls-,ks. and miscrilAneous
Items, eight hundred dsllars.
BrnEAr 80 Oan~AxCs.-For chief clerk, one
thousand eight hundred dollars dranRhts
man, one th"usand eight hundred dollars one
clerk Of clsss three. two clerks Of class two,
one messenger, and one iaborer in all, nine
thousand ave hundred aud sixty dollars
For stationery, books, and miscellaneous
items, eight hundred dollars.
BraEAu 90 Constructions ASH Rsp.ls.--For
chief clerk, ono thousand eight hundred dol
lars draughtsman. one thousand eight hun.
dred dollars one clerk ofciass four, two clerk.
OF class three, two clerks Of elias two, one mes-
senger. aud one iaborer In al. twelve thous-
and nine hundred aud sixty dollars.
For stationery end miscellaneous items.
eight hundred dollars.
bunEAu OF sTEAe ESotsEEnixc --for chief
clerk. one thousand eight hundred dollars
draughtsman, one thousand eight hundred dol.
lars one clerk Of clasc two, one assistant
draughtsman, one thousand two hundred dol.
lars one messenger, and one laborer 10 ali,
lars.
For stationery and miseellapeous items,
eight hundred dollars.
BuREAu ov Pnovisioss Ann cLormrxa.--For
chief CLERK, eighteen hundred dallars one clerk
ofclass four, two clerks fclass three. two clerks
Of class two, thres clerks Of class one, one mes.
ssnger, and one laboFsr inall, forrtssn tbons..
and seven hundred aud sixty dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-31
ALLEGED BOGUS CHECK.

Charles II. Rnemus, o German, thuty'eigh' years
OF age residing at the corner OF Third avenue anu
Twenty fourth street, was arrested by omcer 1ohh
son, OF the Twenty-ninh precinct, charged win lor
gerry. Mr.. Frederick w. Hoffman, OF IL Pine street,
appeared as complainant, and stated inat on ,ne
ness and presented q check Tor $25 on the NATIONAL
Trust Company, purportng TO have been u,a s,
by Mr. schrelterg, on which he Desired w oud" a
ais stating that it was alter banking hours anu ne
wanted TO use the money. AS the paIues VIZ
aca,iaintances, anu Rheimus representing tne cneck
sent,no n al Inc office of the company was informed
no such person had any money ON deposi. .ne,e,
nor never had. The prisoner promlscu i 10 moa ~
make good the amount OF the cheek upo. vv,ns o.
ragned before Justice cox at Jefferson Market yes
terday bnt was neld lOr examinatlOhs