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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

A meeting OF tho Republicans OF tho Fourth
district was held last night aud club organized
by the election OF tho following Otficers, Robert
HAtton, PRESIDENT Geo. Wak6nyhT, vice pTesl.
dent Joseph U. Beckett, secretary; Dr. brace
treasurer.
Executive Communicable q. II. CragIn.
lsalah Lemon, Oul, WIN. y. brew, Richard
Keys, A. II, Mullott, James Cornell, John Fer.
gusUn,
Members Of the General Central Executive
OOmmitteo Of the District UI UolumblA-RU Robert
Hatton Henry DAde, Henry OTldf.
Ihe president VI tho club was authorized 10
FppOiqt . Hn4no9 conWltl0s and L campaign
SOhmlttep TOT tho Fourth district, ~"
FQR MOURNING - French and English broad,
cloths OF a dead black hnish, without gloss,
and dOesklns for pantalOOns 10 match. Also,
black cashmere Vestlngs.
Go. q. HENHIR0,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Toe registration IN the Fourteenth dlStrIc
Iq9k place yesterday. There were registered
Whites, 2SIi cOlUTed, 500. Total, SOS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

speakIug Of what their lntsnIlons were,
"putchy" says that Blu had made UP his mind
" remain iq the city Hntil the meeting uf Con
RreGs, and then do big confidence Ip6 lust tor
the inn Of Il. 10 the mGantiUB Ito continued tu
work hard OF small business Ia order to aOcumu.
late sufficient funds for the purpose. As soon
ls no got good stake he was TO send to New
York for an old pal, " and the trio, Blll, the
pal, aud "Dutchy' were to get police uniforms
put thom On, secure blank search warrant, Mi
II out, and boldly enter the house Of William
Ofme, esq who they learned had large amount
OF money by him.
Aflsr the excitement Incident to such a pro.
needing, they were TO "hold him up get the
t-onhy Fnd leQye tho pal taking II to New York
aud returning other stug; BIZ, In Tho mean
lime, remaining 10 Washington pufsuing his
y0cgtlnn and looking out for other chances.
THE no IOH
But the big job with which Bully intended to
startle the people was put up Ia this wise He
Intended TO get together several THOUSAND dol.
lara . small portion Of which was to be dopos-
itpd In some bank, tho balance To no kapt 10
their pOokols. both men were to got hnS out.
DTS a. clothing and tho DuIOhy was to go 10
New YORK and form the acquaintance Of some
French or German prostitute Tho speaks bots
language who he was to III out Ia 6ne styIe
and bring To this city as his wife. The PARTY
was to put up at the Arlington, securing suite
Of Tooms-A parloT and two bed rooms al lolnlng.
Dntchy was to DO a German baron or French
count, as the case might bs; tho lady was to bB
his Wiie and Bill was to be his friend and socre.
taTy,
ANeE remaining u uhy OF Two At the hotel they
were TO purchase a q upright desk each, which
we're 10 bo placed In their respective rooms
against tho partition wall, 30 as to bring them
bach TO baGE. Th6 baqks VPrp TO hs taken out,
0 bqle cut ID the wall, qhd thgn tn WU, Eag t.
commence, "Dutchy" was 70 laRe lis cULnt6ss Il
TO the hnest leWslTg store IN town, Tor the
purpose oil purchaslng sst VI diamonds. ca
course he was TO tell her not 10 he too sKtTAVa,
giant, but they counted that with u woman 8 per.
yegslty she would choose the best II not, ha was
to help her to seleDt jewels worth from
TwELVHTo BIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The gems selected, "Dutchy" was u draw his
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
CITY ITEMS,

& PoLIcE OoURr yesterday was engaged
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

W sHI hGTON
hdSth And DOhhhTlO ENOhAN0Ri male. ti0I
With banking. ii, u hWAiE 0ssGist,'
u. y. COOKE, PrSslasgl mylsu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Gen. Balloch has been directed to cause to DO
graded and paved the alley between Ninth aud
Tenth streets and New Jersey avenue and n
street northwest aud to use old material that
will be furnished by the board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
| NIT6n sTATEs PATENT 0IFiOE

" ,,. WAsnIS IrOH, y o, uEust ~. iSTa
~ hhs poutiOn OF hAdyEL PTAHoDY, Of philhdsl,
g,ia; x aIlna to5 The sIIonsion Of ! patent
kantsd 70 nina on the 30ih dAy OF Noysmls MA ~
Al Improvement in lAIios' Hoop SklTtSs '' '''
ordered that the testimony in thu o.sa n.
eoasd on the 1h day VI October nsHt that Inc lima
~ hlnE AfEuments and the REAmIneIs TSpoft 10
i.h,teu 70 the bih dl VI November NJ ii And thEt
merit Nv ''eh uAl OF NOfembor
mas sDH s. IsI :a SIssP' sS,u,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

A. MY TuHNAN, aus Ninth street, Il selling
wall paper, window shades, Sc, cheaper than
any one 10 the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

uA lAo pstition Of Dawn u, Fil'FH, of IlT0s paIe
M1Aa, pfAllhG Tor the sItenhlOn Of pAt0St aTkntSd
Ot nAln epIinE OF Watches: ~ 'NA NV
u ordered that tho asti uonN N An ALA.
20 a thS s,th day Of oYqhsS pSI ILEt the tim.
limited 70 thq sth deI a November merit Spi 49,
uoIL w NAs"' Nossmhsr
AZ. PSySo. M, SDBo,S ~. extension.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
Iron Work
Furnishing Goods

| HIfkD srArEs PAPKRT OsFIOV
y .., WAaIIssrON, H. o August Al Is7a
M w. pqaIhpnu AsAdSi uOoLEY, Of Chigago, II.
huSh we iinG l0l ihe sGt-u,iDu Of p,tsnt ETartsd
70 sSa, On re a,h d ii NOVOaI al, isJ Tor "a i'm.
T. oTdssed that the Testimony In the chs. ba
lo 81 90 NE nh dNT Of October nSIt IN Il ths tn,,
ipt nlnG ary hmnnts sud tho kIanItsTis nsnort ~
INJURED 70 me 9Th DAY Of Noyanba Z nc NJ and mi
mart '" ~ No'shoer
A. psTton may nppuaN this ra,o,son
hTEhAa NJ. u. IEGGhrr, gosnnIis,lon.r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The cornerstone OF the new HamlIne IN. Il }
church Will be laid on Monday, Sept. 10, at $50
o'clock, ?. IN: Rev. DR.. y. N. Sims OF Madison
avenue IN. f. church, HalllmOre, will dpilygr
llh address assisted In the services by Rev 0f
! y. lilshiels, Of NoOrg5tuWp.
THIS ohHTch Is located at tho corner Of Ninth
anu Z streets northwest IN the most HOuTlshlnV
part Of tho city, and Is IN 30 1ne hrlok edlhoS,
% ieet by so loot, with tower aud spiTs, and a
seating capacity for one thOusant people
The hrst floor will consist u GLASS, infant class
aud lecture rUOms, ntted up with special roller.
ence u the purposes tor which they arc designed
and with all the appliances necessary to success
In THIS direction. The auditorium will DO neatly
and tasteiully finished with ash and black wal
nut trimmings aud ornamental plaster. work
ffescO may Dc added or not, as shall DO deemed
best hereafter. When finished this will give 10
MethOdlsm IN this city another most substantial
elegant and oommodIOus church, located 10 the
very heart OF a densely populated district, and
surrounded by whole squares VI new and beautl-
Tee npTly projected street TAllVayV Upon
ninth and 7 streets will serge to render Il easily
accessible from all parts Of the city, making Il
beautiful for situation,
Six years ago HamlIne stood upon the OK.
teme outskirts VI tho city. Now the leeminE
population has swept far out beyond and around
her Truly these are days VI rapid progress IN
our beautiful city God speed II on 10 prosperity
until II shall bOoumo the beauty and 10y Of the
nation,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

u A.. ~, WAsnIEdToE, u. o., Jul, "a Is7s,
NSn aoth' PTaylpE Tor tho SItsu4ioa u . patent
~ ts ~ uln % lhe nth dal VI October l6Ss fOT
Rides: - 'N'f- - -a~esA' io@iAAh
ordered that tho lNSllOay In the case be slossd
on the 9ith day Of 9afienST no IT that m NM ~
hll1n ALfuaee 5Ad tie KAN report RS IalitSd
70 the WA AZ Of NgloboT noSt, anil NAA sald pStl
uon e Ard en tbs aih dey % lOGt0bsT art
AZ s3SSon AA1 9pPSSa9 PA sSlsS Nv ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

Despite the rain Or last eysnlBg, tho boys OF
the abOyo named club held another large and
ehthuslaslic meeting, n. Il. Elthian, PRECEDENT,
W J. WhaTtenby, secretary Tue various oOIn.
mittees reported hAylng perfected all the duties
assigned them. The following reply, received
from Mr.. Arthur Shepherd, was read:
nag % rHE NAllJRNL rEruHLIcAH,i
v,,,. RAsaHGF ~ ~ T., sept y. y I l1'S
My DsGR STA Yous Communication Inform
Ing me OF my election " honorary mGAllIersllp
Ia tho "uo WCH' club hns been TnGelFOd, anu
In reply desire through you to lOndBT your Or
gahiEation my acceptance u d my sincere thanks
for the honor cOntUTred-an honor the more hlgh
ly appreciated because II was ~ entirely uneN.
Pectei. Although the loss VI my arm In Uali-
iDTnla prevented my taxing an AciiVe part In
the late war | yet had ample Opportunity TO
mtngle vi b our bays In blu0" and share their
friendships, and eau bear witness to their worth
YAllantry, aud true merit. In my profession
bgve always done whatever laid In my power TO
advance lle InteTCst2 aud maintain tue rights Of
tho "bTaVs blyl,' and the fact that your organ.
lEhuon has conferred upon me the hanAr u has
Is, as interpret Il, recognition Of my ehOTts.
The visit To PlttsbuTg will, | doubt not, be q
pleasant one and the Interchange VI OplniOn and
IDEAS must DO productive VI good results, aud
have lis effect upon the coming elections, both
state and national. | shall accompany the
go West club In my capacity rs journalist,
and ! Am satisfied that the "bOys" from the
District u Columbia will make ~ cFedItable a
display and US pleasant u subject Tor my pom as
those from any locality In tue Union.
Again thanking your equalization, have
tue luani t. hu Jour friend and fellow. traveller,
ARTHUR SHEPHERD.
The club have secured dIiIteTs for nns hun
drsd aud my mon at the 81. ChaTlds hotel, with
the promise Ut accommodations Tor sky addl-
UOuIl members. From tho tact VI nity.eigit
new ngines ~ Ing added u the rull The commit.
tee WAS authorized iU igka advantage Of the
abuye promise.
4 vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. W. Short,
VI tho Rational Veteran club, Tor his kindness
In allowing tbs clpB The uss Of tho hail on Sal.
uTdAy evening neat.
uOInTads William LatchinTd va Una nimupsly
elecle1 colored sergeant, aud DR.. q. W. FISHER
vas elected surgeon.
Judge tlliphlHt vas lnyitel to gddTess the
club, and bis Regards Eorp listened " with
marked attention, be briug one VI tlp uidast aud
uUst pnthuslusue membofs " the FsunsylYlUig
Republican ASSOCIATION, 10 his TeWlrks ho III.
ludud TO the RECEIPT speech Of the Attorney q en-
oral, which he Endorsed In very complimentary
manner. The Judge aRU 10 lyoTel d pueIn dsdl.
catsl IT, tho 90 WeEt" club.
The club adjourned 10 meet on Saturday next,
the ian inst at idO, sharp,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENTS.

At meeting of the Park Commissioners,
yesterday the second annual report of the Department
as by President ordered to be printed
and gwen TO the architect to prepare the
ground and lay the foundation of the proposed building
intended for the Museum Of Natural History The Park
Commissioners have been consulting for some time past
with Gen. shaer in regard to the location of the pro-
posed parade ground. The lawn first spoken of will
probably be discarded and other location chosen
although the Commissioners have not yet decided the
matter. The Scott which has been subscribed
for by the Scotch residents OF this city will probably be
erected the Mall In the Central Park about 200 yards
north OF the Shakespeare monument IL VIII be Placed
upon pedestal OF red Aberdeen granite. The base VIII
be IA feet square, and the entire hight Will be rs Ieet
The statue viii be received IN few days from Edn,
burgh, where 10 has been modelled after the original
statue in GIosvenorsquare. The statue VIII cost 900
The plans Of the proposed National Museum are stl IN
complete but the rough drawings that have been made
give promise OF very fine building 1t Will probably
be four stories in hight, exclusive OF mansard roof
which will be highly ornamental Broad and exclusive
stairs will lead 10 the front OF the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
NEWARK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

Although there were more goods placed IN
the Rink Newark yesterday, all the space allotted TO
exhibitors is not yet occupied The managers are untr
ing in their efforts get the place filed but some OF the
manufacturers are backward in getting their goods in
Mace Newark is celebrated for its jewery the manu-
cture OF which forms OF Its chief sources OF wealth
There was one case of jewery placed in the Rink yes
terday valued at $4,000 IL ia filed with elegant ana
tasteful designs OF chains, seevebuttons ockets etc
Among the gems is $4,000 diamond PIN 5000 soil
tare diamond ring and a s2,0O0 emerald ring There
are also some fine specimens of stone cutting, agates
amethysts andmoss agates Some beautiful ana chaste
designs OF silverware are exhibited.
The harness and trunk manufacturers make anne
show some OF the specimens being exceedingly psteinl
in pattern. The shirtmakers I'll several cases with
snowy shirts lifted with sleeve-butons and studs In
the machinery department the Baxter engine WORKS
noiseessy In a In the same room are several
lars of prepared bones showing the several uses 70 which
these usually offensive articles may be put There are
lars OF bones for fertzing, bones for hargrease Tor
glue and finally for -four No unpleasant odor arises
from the Jars when the lids are raised. The Art
Gallery Is niseraby lighted room either by day or
night Aside from the place occupied by Mrs Spencer
Truth unvang Falsehood," no good light can be had,
unless the management put up few more burners In
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The number of men on the pay-rolls OF the
BrooRIyn Navy Yard considerably exceeds that for
witch appropriations were made
A colored Grant and Wilson Campaign Club
has been organized at stapletoD, &. l., with q. M
Matthias as President Robert Anderson, VcePresident
william X jackson, Secretary; and Henry hoDinson
Treasurer.
A Greeley and Brown banner was raised IN
West Farms. Westehester County, Tuesday evening
rbe Hon Jesse Lyon occupied the chair and spirited I'D
dresses delivered by Justice d. T. Shields OF Ford
ham, aud others.
Another Greeley and Brown Campaign Club
was organized last night at Nnthave and Fifteenthst
in the lower section OF the Sixteenth Ward ~ A.
tsoarun elected President and John Gallagher
Secretary. Stirring speeches made by the Presi-
dent and others.
The Liberal Republicans of Queens County
met IN Convention yesterday, at the Courthouse near
MiDeola Alden j. spOoner Of Hampstead, presding
Delegations were present from Long Island City and
AL, the other towns. County Central Committee aud
Delegates ~ the Liberal Republican State Convention
elected.
The lid Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club held enthusiastic meeting at
The headquarters, No. I64 Chatham-st, last evening.
Tntysix persons signed the roll which now comprises
Of about 900 members snort addresses were
delivered by the President, Mark LADl8ani COL r. b..
bogae, Henry HeHngh, and others.
The Democratic ward associations OF Long
tslsBo City held meetings for campaign organizations
IN Tuesday night Col George T. White addressed that
Of the First Ward In favor Of Greeley s1a Brown, and
suasssmsak vsss Dsb " psssws pahnss' 10 'Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
RIoroUs LoNGsHoREMEN IN BROOKE YIN.

There was slight disturbance in Brooklyn,
last evening between the police and gang of strikers.
The International Elevator Company which is loading
the steamship Great Western with grain at the Atlantic
Dock discharged last Saturday, from its employ two mem
hers OF the Longshoremens Protective and Benevolent
Society, and on Monday employed nonsociety men In
their place. The society demanded that its members
should be reinstated and the outsiders discharged at
once This request being perempory refused, the so
ciety men to the number of sixty Immediately struck.
and made threats Sixty paromenwere sent to the Basin
under command of Capt. Ferry and remained iduty
all day but the strikers made no attempt at violence
and contented themselves with threatening 10 bring
friends from New-York TO demolish the companys
elevators.
When the new wOrkmen, however, left the elevator,
at 6 D. m for their homes In NewY0rk they were fol-
lowed by about 200 society men, who threw stones and
other missiles and attempted 10 cause handto-hand
conflict Sergeant Cornell, with reserve OF l6 men,
kept the mob back until the worknen reached Furman
and Fuon-sts Then the strikers made rush forward,
shouting and throwing missiles. The police then
charged upon them, and scattered them by vigorous
use OF the club No arrests made and IL Is believed
that no seriously injured
other vessels to discharge their cargoes at the
Wast and Empire stores to-day, and, in anticipation OF
further attempts at violence from the Loneshoremen
who have struck, special details OF ponce VIII DC pdeeu
on guard TO protect the workmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
A WARRANT FoRGER ARRESTED.

For some time past the State authorities OF
Mississippi have been very much concerned to ind large
numbers OF fraudulent warrants, purportng TO emanate
from the Auditors Office in general circulation. The
false warrants excelleny contrved limitations OF
the forms in actual use and purpor to be properly and
officially signed by the State Auditor The signatures,
course like the form OF the bogus warrant utterly
fictitious and the warrants absolutely worthless.
These spurious warrants were honored for
time, and about $4,000 IL said to
have been paid out OF the State Treasury.
The detective force did ts best but failed at FIRST
and the chase about TO be given mp when 1t was dis
covered that the spurious warrants made 10 order
in New-York. From the DisrictAttorney's office the
news carried 70 that OF superintendent kelso The
first and far the only person who has fallen into Capt
Irvngs tolls Is named Cunningham and Is said to be the
engraver who furnished the plates from which the coun
terfeit warrants were printed. Immediately on being
arrested Cunningham conveyed TO the Central Police
Station where he promptly ncarcerated In the pr
yate cell attached to the detective Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
A RECORD OF CRIME.

Coroner Keenan, held an inquest, yesterday on the
body Of Cahane Flanagan 40 killed by several wounds in the
neck chest inflicted with knife BY her husband MARI Flanagan
age shoemaker last THURSDAY their apartments No 4OS East
se,enteenhL Witnesses testified having the assa and
verdict rendered against Flanagan who present during the
inquest seemed listen integeuty to the evidence, nervoas
twisting his hands meanwhile He has been druDkar aud
arrested seemed to be intoxicated lie claims to have been under
disease lie h 10 Bellevue Hos
p uppooD that he insane but subsequently trans
ferred 10 the Tombs
An inquest held yesterday body Of Catherine Gallagher
killed last THURSDAY by blow the head from
ironing which fell thrown from the freescape Of the apart
Mary Done third hoor OF the house No 2
East Twehh where parents Of deceased also resided The evil
deceased PLAYING the yard with her brother
standing the railing OF the hreescap and
that Mary DOnnel aughGg threatened to ro. dosn upon them
the board strike the fence and glance
OF striking child head The denied that abe
the the time bat the jury finding verdict against her. she
wnh held o bail in &l0OO
Scher held yesterday the body OF Maggie
Prtf No 3 who killed by blow
kead With thrown by John Goory last Saturday night
saloon 0oory stated that he
boer aged Of No. 5J5 West Fyseond and pleaded mot
guilty" verdict being rendered against him. be committed
Peter Maon 30 Of Seventy seeohdst and Fr-taye struck
with hook unknown ct srtyseeond s and
Second ave, yesterday, and received severe cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
KINGS COUNTY LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.

The Liberal Republican General Committee
n, Kings County held special meeting last meeting, at
Rawyer's Hail. at Fulton and Jaysts, Brooklyn, Judge
Lncien Brdseye in the chair. The Executive Committee
reported in favor Of holding primaries in the several
wards and towns on Aug g. from 1880 70 p m TO elect
1--WE delegates TO Assembly District Conventions TO be
held Oh Aug % atsp. No. TO choose three delegates to
The Liberal Republican state Convention at Syracuse on
sept T. The places for holding the primaries in the
various wards were designated as follows:
Pir Ward No 81 Putou-s second, place Third No 2Ol
uoutaeue Fourth Hall AdamssL Fifth Hudson
,pd Pspsct Sixth deSnAtedi Seventh Oxford Hall Fulton
And Eighth between Seventeenth and Bgh
teeuthsts Ninth deGguaied Tenth, No l1 dvingtonsL
Elevepb futop and Twelfth No 500 Hamilton
t,epb North second Sixteenth Union Hall hese
role and Bvb Seventeenth Liberal Republican Headquarters
Eighteenth Kens Hotel Broadway and hyesy
Hpeieeph Hall Clyner and Dynonaye twentieth NO
50 Twenty No - DeKalbave.i Iwentyse
HesdoasTters Fthsye and Nnthst HewLot, Browns Hall
The Assembly District Conventions are to be held at
The following places: - nc 90. . M,
Carroll md Columbia Fourth not designated Fih fhh ave
and Ep1s Union hS CymeIsti Seyenth NO II nouih
fiIsst Eighth, GeeDpomtaye, near fnkhnfIi Niph hog
lAIA's Hotel East NeS-fOrk ,--...- n OIL.
R4orTs and M W. Robinson OF the Third Ward and con
rned the election OF A. j. Ormsbie and A. d. Wheeloek
70 MI the vacancies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
POLICE NOTES.

Alonis Messing age 10, of No. Chnton-st, was
while bathing the ve at the loot Of OharSss'
Michael Troy, age 81. Longshoreman, OF NO ~, 20
0iyer-st died at the Park Hospital Jes'er'aJ n'"
BY load OF lead falling upon nm
Miss Winters of Newark, was thrown from the
n.to1 Of Of the Thrae hn while turning curve 10
Printing IIousesquare YESTERDAY and was severely injured
Morritz Smolensky age 10, of No 81 Norfolk-s
did AZ BeIeyue Hospital yesterday. from Injuries received oy bere run
over bv cross Canal and BsseI sts on Aug T.
George Scott, florist age 40, of 0ne-hundred- and
s ghtbs, and s. was drorpel a,
evening - -,
Herman Harris charged with assaulting, with IN
% Nh Mar Gone held YESTERDAY by Deputy Sheriff Jar
ys in 500 Mars Ball charged BY Andrew Rasmussen Tin
70 his $69 81 which len to The plnh9 oy
~ brother held 10 $50 bail
An inquest was held by Coroner Keenan,, yester;
dav on body Of Charles Bh OF uone senoo
self administered dose OF morphine on
sunday night had afflicted By disease OF the ear and
had greatly depressed verdict Of suicide We borg uDoei
temporary alteration Of mind was rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

place tomorrow The Midland Railroad 10 is expected,
will be open by oct l. James Dunn and Martin Gee
han were thrown from wagon, yesterday ana pau,y
will be ready for patients this week The CongreRa
tona Church. OF Belleyilleaye has called the Rev Mat
thew G. Julien OF New-York
HOBoKEN-A wellknown citizen VIM GoodaIl, died
Yesterday at his residence In Bloomneldst from iha
res received last week falling down stairs Mr. Soou
all had for number of years been connected Win '0
orchestra of Wallack's Tbeater
observation-disclosures Conway q aboror, was kiiled Oh
the Midland Railroad on Tuesday. lie was caught Dy
stOnecar and crushed TO death