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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
PERSONAL

Capt. Burton, the well-known African -rir-
eler recently gave evidence "a tI3 ,amAnr' tiror IN
the HChbOIue cast.
Miss Nilsson leaves us this week. AID y !
So, farewell to her friends to-day At liz Io-so o; Ma,
L. ogden DOrewus, No. 20 UniOn-pia'
NJ Feer- Herzog, who has been appointed Prrs-
dtut Of the ST. Gothard Railway l. banker n Aa-Iu.
ana great authority On all monetary questions.
Mr.. Thomas Sutcliie, who was a prominent
member OF the Institute OF Master Color Painters 10
London and frequently exhibited A. he Royal Academy
exhibitions, dlod recently.
Garibaldi has been approached by several
French and English publ ,her- sor hs mtnrsc p Of MS
biography recently completed h refuses have 70
published until after has death.
Sir Moses MontehOrc, now N ais >'tl year,
telegraphed to the chief Rabbi ot jerusalem rociung
him 10 order prayers IN Jerusalem. aud 100 81 'he VIVA
gOles OF the er4l holy cities, ,JT tr r7ty 90 tle
Prince VI Wales.
Gen. Read, the American Consul Genera. a.
Paris has been made q member 81 mo An aIooiolca.
society OF Great Britain the JOINT recommendation u
Jolu Lubbock and the prcsdeIt Of Lhf AIrhbpiu ~
society, TO winch the pohefdi u&i also "-H 'io'1tu
some time previously
Mr. Ryves, .hc ycd lady who gained Great
rltor..'. d.. ,.r English courts rs claimant fur
go,altv. d..d ou tlc 1h iu-' Her father was jo''
~4..,... Ee-re. r celebrated painter aud mal .o
4l.. o. .---- ~ -. ....-.-, .~t co. -. .. Oh.
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TIE arrNrER.s POINT BIBLE WAR

A petition was presented to the Long Island
CITY Board OF Education on Saturday night. asking for
the repeal section Of tho bylaws Of the Board
which authorizes the reading OF portions Of the Bible NJ
the opening exercises OF the public sOhoo The petit
toners claimed that las members of the Roman Catholic
Church they cannot JOIN religious exercises with non
Catholic, Sevon when the exercise IA the in sub
stauce and form that the religious exercises the pub
lie SCHOOL,, are condemned by their hIghost e0olesasc-
Al authority a. corrupt fsae and heretical " and saat
parents they bad the natural right 10 dctae to their
children during their minority what shall and that
not be their religious convictions and citizens they
could not be deprived Of rights and privileges secured
by the state account Of religious CONVICTIONS The
appea closed a. follows.
.a1 ,es-rs y The foi AMI
Of Protestant rsvesed religious instruction. rI a9a Ps
On NE pa, Of children h religious instruction, Which teeh
Jond The re ch hnu,n and -ich gwen
proof s1ielcs " the chh or tho parent o. TIE eAIl
Il hs- mssrres ts such inIucto1s or exercise
- hoJ o 'e' hoa, Hos cp@sa IS "a sumption AID
an oug- the y the evil aqhon INST tr rsh, o. con
school Bors right pref sr-, Ia, been By tbs
state 20 ~ oysr5mc. 70 ofn as I $40 p@c a.aon
pnva prostitutes the publ, gsi' to the mter. Of
5 os 80 b,r pre- uc- IN me fler citcu1
va s5-rc pray ror hoIor,br body P5nD. and
,r,or IN The matter Winch here y before you to The end that
ana ,yr children mar no longer public insult AMI injustice
borne per-g, for NV year 70 The end h,. our oaa
ali eIarcse, pro mo eni that not onE our children
m,J po6s e mat-rna generosity souctnie al ls % aate
.noa4 aa h. lse "a account their '' os'f Color
or their creoi
The request OF tho petitioners lnmously denied
Commissioner White OF the Fifth Ward. sent IN his resg
aAton which was at accepted. The Trustees have
poAi.ely refused TO open The First Warh school In
Hunters Point unless he reading OF the BOie Is discon
,ued and have served anoiIce 70 that elccL upon hs
board OF Education.
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NOrEs.
DRAMATIC NOTES

Joseph Parker. veteran actor All scenic
artist died on Saturday in Baltimore.
Mr. DAILY, at his Fifth Avenue Theater offers
the comedy Of Divorce. now IN ITS seventeenth week
There will be afternoon performance to-day, 4-I
another next saturday.
Mr. NiyOp's Circus, al the old Globe Theater
seems 10 be winning it, way. The entertainment ID
chiefly composed Of startling acts and tnese-"tn VOt
rles OF the cirous-are invariably popular
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence continue their
will appear in The Colleen Bawn Mr.. Florence a,
Nyles and Mrs. Florence AS An" chute No Thorough
fare is il preparation.
Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer announce 4
matinee OF The Black Crook Al Nblos Garden to-day
1a7 novn spectoc-wbcb has entered With sppn
prosperity, d career IN the public favor.
Mr. Buffers Union square Theater remains
wei supplied with ydreues-onernT Ballet Farce.
alienation, and under cheerful conditions Afternoon
performances take place here every wednesday and
saturday.
Mr.. Fox continues TO enact the Clowa, III
Rumpty Dumpty." al TIE olympic Thea r. after
noon performances Will BE- given Oh monday Weincs
week, III an entirely rtJuvenatrd form. hiLy l0w
features Will be introduced
Mr.. Lent's New-York Circus offers the cha
omary attractions, together with new spectacle play
especially adapted the tastes Of children Afternoon
performances take place here every day he Hoh
day season IS entirely past. hT Hawey described As
Z: the syuinic miracle" appears tonight
Mr.. Birch and his San Francisco Minstrel,
clam that their entert ainment s the funniest ID tl-
-
funny. Their chief tarCes just now are Bertha 1872 Le
Sewing Girl" (which funny enough, AZ serious
dramaJ, ana The Children Of the Period
Mr.. Wallack will appear at Wallack'5 Theater
every night, as John Gdrh IN Sir. BrOushaIs and
powerful drama Of that name-~hlch has been 40 Ted
eighteen times, and has met with really enthusiastic
popular favor. All novelties IN preparation OF readiness
at this theater will fer the present be reserved
MI Barnum's Museum, Circus and MenAgore
will remain at the Sixtythird-st Rink t 5aturdHr uex'
the 9TH Of January. the exhibition closes OppOr
tunity for inspecting large and hne Goioctgno "d
beasts may not be again afforded Let H. therefore
be improved The Oriental Procession that be gins the
circus performance here, Ike scene from tJc Ar-JId
Nights.
Mr. Booths stately and most impressive pre-
septatoa Of julius Caesar" enters, this evening upon
the second week its career At Booths Ihedtor IL
offers historic to the truth and beauty OF which
the most cordial praise renders bur scan Justice. No
person pretending tO manttlU familiarity with the
progress Of til stage In ths country
can afford 10 omit seeng-and sudytng-this beautiful
representation.
Mile Aimee, at her cosy and cheerful opera
bOuife theater adopts the policy OF frequo1 change ~
the programme Of entertainment Les Point dee sou
plrs :" Barbe Bleue" IL PeuChoe." Feur dc The"
farces which have lately been seen and hoard n ms
house continuance 0f this KIND of merry iniKiuS WI
benefit the peasurt-serker. during the nDndty7
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POLICE NOrE4

Arrests 10 Brooklyn aat week. 80
Margaret Norton. age y died from inin1" -
celyed ron falling down stars e. No. , 'tal t-
A slight fire occurred YESTERDAY on . HIisJ1 T.. ~
Abroad loaded With hay, % Fir ,1rlA- a. Fl-I'f
Thomas Deylin's clothing store, A. Myrti's,b
and Lasreocss 81, Brookyu -anfgri oo Dr. r' ~ -f1V
John T1r7r4af No. l9D Hlmpdcu-st BROOKLYN bss
sdimOud pin Sorb $50 On Nii1rii Esr POI" - o; Fa'
Isabella Deyine aye . died AT NJ. ijS Mrs' hr'y-
thU'L from 'eaas received from Aee VI o'a .'ef a '''.
The business Of fhe Tonbs Police Court i1l i',r
Of the Court OF special Se'o'' s1' bee 'o' 70 -'n2m'
he enc Of The remaining saiI'po-@ o.
James McNuty, age =. bartender 10 3srssr
plant Of James OCo1uer Tor stealing .neh v,r5
Adam .n W ss9 ago 49, ATTEMPTED 21 , si
the ParE Hospital There cbiuc- u hi' rr,Trrr
Patrolman James Gillcu. for ~ wears nun
Tou6. yrseay MS r'-ncs a. Pearl an Eek
Mrs. Geraldine of so. a! East >cventeen.h n =
apete performer A. The Union N7u'fo Il-if' % --'rt % 30
Injured ''-
A Bogardus's Photosraphie establishment: NJ. (!
ocE Of tb. India Rubber Clothing Company he i- s.-
damaged 500 Is'urel,
At the Essex Market Police Court, Joseph Jolo',a
on board the sooDs, aoel hias P-r y, % R md 80.
clothing worth %
The wholesale liquor establishment ri steph'
Glen Gen Jouru iepsrtmen FOR ae rut- sf.''n 'srr
Illicit were found n the premises
There was an unusual number nj arrest lat nigh.
AMI ohrr oreasss Doc tg h' Prom
Sergpsnt Williams quite s1)is 3. y ~- v-t
20 than 5 prisoner, before the desS
The following sudden deaths we're reported ~
teriay Patrick Hagertg No g NrssnD.. b =.
T. Of No. B tlutJust MAJ A. Greeley. q ~
Grsnd-st.: Matthew C4nll II No. % Th1n1sst
An unknown German. age .. having dark bar .ni
zoaiee DsusJens iocai 20.
.rnsblr on the street removed 20 80 D-.ta
police station il ned bis SAUL trirtlf,l
Victor Clemens of No. 5-S Fast Twenty eighth =
On S,tuniav g received dangerous r As,i r ,nl
msn during Sdiy the so3n W 20 k.f I~-n
gbt-st Stlnhope Adams ~ No Madison s,t'1it
SATURDAY night anknoso ~ lt ~ .niT
liz cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA gloats over the vague hint that
rho National Republican Committee intends fixing upon
that city for the next National Con ention
Senator Harlan, it is announced, has written
70 Washington asserting that he has So members OF the
Iowa Legislature pledged TO vote for him for senator
xtyone only the required number lot tue successiu
candidate.
A meeting of the General COMMITTED, OF the
German Independent Citizens Association held Fri
day night Beethoven Hail. in Flthst olgsmuhd hsur
mann presiding The business was entirely confined to
e. scusson and adoption Of constitution for the go
etv About 900 delegates from the Assembly districts
and Ward Clubs present The Association mas now
10000 members enrOHeu-
In retiring from the MayOralty of Philadel-
pha Mr. Fox calls attention to the reforms naugurated
under his administration chief among them the intro
duetion Of the paid fire department system which he
declares is now working finely. OF the police force
vhcb has been the subject hot controversy during
his administration. Mr. Fox says The police force OF
this city consists when full OF about 800 men OF TINS
number 4S are nayeborn citizens or the United states
9i6 were horn in Ireland go were honoraby discharged
soldiers OF the war, and "a were similarly discharged
from the navy had attained the rank OF genera IN tns
army; that Of major II that OF captain Ii tna' VI
sergeant. and IL that OF lieutenant.
The Sprinqfeld Republican laments that Gov.
Caain does not invite Cows. Banks and Bullock TO de-
liver farewell message retiring from his ONCE lhe
Governor retres low after several consecutive terms
md he alone could give intelligent view "a the imam
cia situation the working Of the COmlnssian ETC. upon
xhich 40 much comment has been made during the
ear Ru his Judgment has been against such course
and the state returns after three successive lnnONa
tions TO the cid habit OF the retiring Governor going ot'
In aence and leaving his successor aAd his record "
yndicate his administration In this case GOV tlAnlr
may we'll RELY upon them ~ do him justice lie needs TOT
MD ow ne rsDnal sake explanation deense but II
H. no less true that his stat mrnt Of the results oil
his eXpertn the head OF the -tae aim rat on
would have been for the public knowledge ana prSnt
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FUNERAL or JAMES II. HAcKErT

The funeral of James Il. IIaclett. the actor.
tooh place from ae residence At Jamaica. l. 7.
saturday afternoon and as.endsd by large dele
cation Of friends from New York including cK-MtyOr
Gunther Judge G. Barnard. Judge Cocswell Judge
Tracy J A Booth. Judge Barrett. GOV Mccormick Of
ArizJnl he Hon f. 4. L-wTtnCe. and others The
c,Ha wa Of rosewood with silver mounting'
and On The silver Plate with
The inscription James Henry HlCkott born March 10.
1900 dled December %. 1871" The clshot rested on
yeIyet-,Overcd catsfaue and and an anchor, Of
tube-rOse5 and gerniums lay upon IT, About noon the
sii-0earers Judge Kirkland. Judge DAILY. Mr.. Ponn
man Richard Brush, j Br .ncEerhOf. J a. HERMAN
Alexander HagDrr George l. Peck. Isaac RIpelyea.
George y Codwise John Fleming and Joseph Booth.
took herr places the head OF the bier and remained
standing while the Rev Father Farr6lly of Jamaica
delivered An address which he alluded 10 bis
long gaintance-nip with the deceaSd and expressed
admiration his many Vrti-5 The cl-krt wa tnen
cjD-pG and tho romans conveyed % the FresDy-
ter4n Cemetery. Tho procession included eEht car.
m cs ia the first OF which Recorder Hackett ana
Nc wife ~ he deceased There services At the
rcnrisIv and the coffin soon lowered INTO ia place
d. ,iir J,e OF the great actors father and mother
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.
CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF THE
SENATE AND sPEAKERsHIP OF THE HOUSE
THE ORGANIZATION.

CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF THE
SENATE AND sPEAKERsHP OF THE HOUSE
THE ORGANIZATION.
Boston, Dec. 3l.-1he members of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature will meet and organize on
Wednesday lof this week and begin a session which
bids to be comparatively brief but OF unusual In
terest in consequence of questions which will
excite lively discussions There ia contest IN both
branches for the position Of presiding officer In the
Senate, the Hon. II. II. Coolidge. who has been
President for two years. Is candidate Tor
reelection. He Is Boston. lawyer mas quail
ties which eminently Tt him for the position
and mas given good satisfaction during his service in the
past The other candidate. the Hon George F Richard
son OF Lowell has been member OF the Senate and the
movement in biz favor for the presidency OF the Senate
was started last Summer after the close Of the session.
when IL was supposed that Mr. Coolidge did not desire 10
be returned Mr Richardson is of family OF importance
and Is brother OF Judge Richardson Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury and also OF the Hon
Daniel 8. Richardson, gentleman prominent IN
railroad matters in this State and throughout New
England The three brothers have all been favoraoly
mentioned connection with the nomination Tor Congress
In the respective districts in which they reside. The
friends OF both Coolidge aud Richardson claim majority
OF the forty Senators and nothing but vote can demon
strate which has the greater strength -Four candidates
FOR the speakershp OF the House are urged Mr. george
f. Towne of Fitchburg. Mr. John E. Sanford Of Taunton
Mr. j. b. Cogsweu OF Yarmouth, and Col A j. Wright
Of All have served in the popular branch OF the
Legs sture and all have achieved marked regulations
Mr. Towne attained considerable prominence by his
earnest advocacy in the past Of the HOOsac Tunnel
terprise, and his ability speaker on all sorts Of
occasions. Mr. sandford has been state Insurance
Commissioner Mr. COgswell also made very favorable
impression member. last year ana was con
sidered by many as the orator OF the House
Col. Wright has been q member Of the Legislature
several times, and is OF the firm Of Wright &
| rfetnn
test over the Office OF 5ergeant-atArms, q the
reelection Of Col. MOrissey, the present incumbent
ia conceded on all sides. His competitor is Capt
Minis who made such a brilliant war record
a. the commander OF Nms's famous battery.
There will probably be change in the cerkships Of
either branch the present ncumbents are likely to be
reelected Gov Washburn will be insugurated and de-
liver his message during the latter part OF next week
Gov Caan Will with the good will and respect Of
his party and the people generally and Gov Washourn
Will assume the duties OF the OtiOe, holding the same
pleasing and pleasant relations with his constituents
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To me dIfOT NJ Idr lFf D p"
SIR: Judging from your remarks On my
note which appeared 10 TuE TRIBuSr = '''rr.hY I
fear II Is misunderstood. had Wa m 8rr0i 10 sIri
to the President promising 800 bounty Y1". hove g.
say that the MAY Proclamation Tor three m'1lt
think. Sir. you will and It ior three gst-' p.~t
discharged (fay :th. ls6D. CooTn' i'.'rTsr1
passed Act givink 800 bounty 20 those ~ sting ~
three years the later, the Unt'f S'it"t sI. M
Court decided that all entitled 20 thrf bounty an
enlisted above egardles- ~ The time rrrT''- ~"
IN for three year. the war believe ~ 10 ~ -
admitted. and thf nothing rrn1ns but for tongr''t =
decide which Of the rrgimcnt3 were entitled - 'hI
bounty. n. therefore Congress wOnt -efe tls oD.nt
it would the War Department much 'rp"r. ga a
must occur while this ia left On open question
APaiyATEN 10
m persons who pii,'af Tot three years. BIT Jn'Y
serred few weeks 81 months are entitled - bJUn-y.
we are sorry for Ne do no. scr bow they oirnsi t.
A to those who -erred the three yeas, .AIns-Isy
should all have the bounty IN
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FIRE IN The GERbiAN HosP1rALl

A fire broke out early yesterday IN rubbish IN
N. ba.emant Of the German Hospital at seventy
orrata If and Fourtbave. Tho flames ran up the ele-
v,-o- h.tolway and spread over the upper floor The
p,tet- lie upper floors were removed 70 inc lower
,n.. AVA preparations were made % vacate the bmd
g bur inc energy tho bremen prevented we names
rom sprellIng to tao lower 1OOrs The hre wa con-
'u, ~ fle east wing Tho interior OF tine elevator was
burned ont and the upper floor aud No nAhsaru rool
were much damaged the stock Of drugs was also nan
Ayed The los, o. buildings - estimated atglOOWF me
LIS On drugs ruH stores wiz probably reac s-'OW Ia
surcd for $4,000 by the Imperial, International ana
t,rrmanIt CON panie.. Wheg the rro was nr,t diacoV
cred Efforts were made Ivy those ia the hDSllt 70 ~
f ~ ,r Dee alne- their efforts were unsuccessful una
,,lr tlut engaged ne superintendent. Augustus CESS
.or Lld ..t i1 IS. On r. auf head seNcIH bnh"i III.
,.if .., hif.c. 0n Jlr back OF tc head nF rs
ael a'd severely uUtel. Lo $50 bAl A4h AtLH'
. . ,..... .u.LJ.
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The front door found open by tho Pji,s ,tr4 IN
No arrests
burglar. on saturday forced eUtfrnoo intS the
unoccupied house. No. n Park-ave. areBIsd ~ tbs
roof. and breaking open the sG1tte Of Mr. Vtantn-s
residence, No. ~. descended into Dcgupisi ny
female servant, who WAS sick ~ Dof Jrs Stream ..
and the thief hastily retreated
William Pitt. alas MARTIN. well known ,I'3f and -
perado. early Saturday. by ~ nDprr.
the key in the lock 81 M Apartment a. No i13 Nor
folk st. The occupant leaped from bed AMI hoI tas
thief. who made desperate rssistance, biting al I
striking his cnptOr He firmly held however AMI
given into custody. Justice shandfy committed him
Tho prisoner was formerly ore OF The ButCherCT.
Gang" whose robbery ~ bank messengers AMI ptrrs
busy thOrOughfarcs for ths plst two years - sh n &
In the memory 81 the community He Wa On two Otb
sOns arrested for being concerned tIrs1 rJDl3Tl -
but escaped conviction because tbs CJ.up su.s N5r,
unable inenfifr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Monroe. Dec 81 AT # O'Clock las, night a
a-s wa discovered IN Lander saloon
The flames srrcal rapidly, and in four hours 90 build
nSs were burned including thu wealtie-t port Of the
,ty from Courthouse square 10 Do5ilrdst embracing
two squares from Drsard-7t down along the riv'r 10
and including saunders saloon and store from the river
20 Mckinney saloon
Along the north side OF Desari4t not horse WAS left
standing Among the bindings destroyed were the
Union Church. MCCoTuIcG's jh5e, shop. residence and
ont buildings.
The fine 81 Hoffman. GersOn. Droyfus. Meyers,
aaundc-s Niece. oliver Byrue. Lang and the Old Ne
brA4ki House Mansion House. Central HOu3e. Kcllers
new store Ed1n'4 stables shops and store. Surghnors
liarretson's the old Alhambra AK Ofbces, AID many
other buildings. ara entirely destroyed.
Total loss s5S9UOO: insurance S0J0o The origin or
he DIRE Is believed 10 have been accidental
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An .Noticss Of MGr71Gg
name and address.
DID

BURGES-ou SaaIty be- D. Ib- r-.i.l. r., Il
12 w., Thieth 81 u ,lv r. Bl. .t.i 81
her funeral ths Chkp~ ~ 81 th-,s -Ir,
u seventh. ave. " sdnesiiT Jau g. g. !
CORyELI-On Saariay. Dee - Ar,h1r lfnI u al
y. Cornell aged 10 dsS
Inferred cypress Hi c-m-'afr Sc 1is'
DIBBLB-A Poushkeepsr Sitsriy De, ~ It.
n the 10Th year Of his age.
atyes friends Of family sgt.- -. lam.
hi. fsth=r Jacob Jhhe
Tuesday aAerno Jan. q lo-A Usrris.,
o huispu 2 y-r
se~sist Depot Al Returning lf'''' irr lS'sl 10
sMITH-At West Nee Bnsb,ou SARA Island D.. p, 81,
smith, aged . yearA
The and relatives ia,s 70 a's'j .ri yk
n on MontAr Jso r-slisa.f t.,. Ir--
Casslston ana ,yior-rt. Wr,s No. 40 l,5l
wATs0S-AI 0ssngs. J. "a - pse. t,o.A 80
John L. Watson 4 s. NAgv fornrtI q g,,.
Funeral hirhs taur1A iJr,aSi d f..y
Jan. 3. At 1 o'clock
Boston papers plea.s
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THE ERIE FALSE IMPRIsoyMESr SUIT

FISK AND GOULD VISITED BY sHERTrf'S DEPT
TIES-ARRANGEMENTS FOR BAIL.
The orders Of arrest granted by Judge
acCunn of the Superior Court against James Fisk IT,
and Jay Gould, complaint OF Charles c. Allen Wall
81 broker. for malicious imprisonment were placed in
the sherfs hands Oh Saturday. The officer deputcd
TO serve them found Fisk ar his residence
confined 70 his bed by sickness lie received
me sheriff sfably, and cooly remarked that
"hoh he Vas well enough 10 be- on his feet again he
"ouo Dc only 100 happy 10 furnish the 81 900 bail re-
4ueu oy the writ David Dudley Field also agreed to
answer for Fsks appearance TO furnish bail within
I'S'onsO.e time The order was likewise served on
Oouu VINO raised his eyes from the papers he was e1
aiming ana Informed the deputy that he would be
oo"h ana h1 up the bail. Subsequently Nj. Field ar.
T1Ased posiponement Of the bail question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
CAUCUS OF THE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLI
CAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

A caucus of the members of the new Repub-
Imam General Committee OF Kings County was held at
Commonwealth Hall. in Westinghouse, on Saturday
night william Richardson in the chair. The object OF
the caucus was nominate officers for the General Com
mttee whose hrst meeting will be held tomorrow even
ing The caucus decided that contesting delegations
should not be considered by it, and also that It's action
should not be binding the members when in the Gen.
eral Committee. vote taken for the chairman
sip which resulted follows Sias b. butcher, 6 Geo
II Fisher az Robert NJ. Whiting, il, 5; Samuel Mclean
Fer First Vice President A. G.. Williams received the
and william J. Cropsey, for Second vice
Pre,dent Messrs. j. L. Norton and Dasgert were nom
mated for Secretaries, and Franklin "Oodrhn Ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

TWEED TO BE TRIED BEFORE cARpozo ~ oyrp
AND TERMISEK.
VIM NJ. Tweed appeared before Judge Car
dozo IN the suprour ourt Chambers on SATURDAY. for
Tie purpose oil m-lI- application 10 have the iDdict
ment fOund m Ae COur1 u General Sessions
removed 70 tie Court OF oyer and Terminer
M. Tweed was accompanied by his counsel Nessrs
Graham, Root, aud Bartlett and hi, W., s,T. Vilit
H. H. IT, Jd, and Richard Richard. John Graham raade
tN' M.lOu on tLt ground nh 10 was In
conformity with the PROVISIONS or fine rs ,trtr
i 1IT'g beng no opp lion jude Cro1o rlne The
Court Oi o. 60 and Ielm.Der. Ihe lod Ma. d.a5,
Sltpai,d A-ri-.ant District Aut...y Jerome. .l,
t ,I'5 'As'i' III sands. tac tOr.,, ARE D. a.sJs yl.