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The New York herald., 1872-09-22
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuuR
The Late Defalcation I'm tho Sub
Treasury.


Before Commissioner Davenport.
Yesterday Mr.. Martin CrOnheim, s0n-in-law of
James e. Johnson (the latter being the alleged
aefalcator to the amount Of $1S5, 900 In the Sub
Treasury Of this city, was brought before CQppis-
ei0ner Davenport and held to ball In the sum Of
$1,000 to appear as witness against Johnson II he
should be arrested and tried. Mr.. OrOnheim resides
On Staten Island and his bail is Mr. Samuel Raynor
This proceeding would seem to indicate that the
government believe Mr.. CrOnheim Is In possession
or Information which may be useful to them In
ketting at the bottom Of the stupendous fraud
which has just frightened the community Of New
York from It's propriety.
Oharge OF Rescuing steamer from .
Deputy Marshal.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States vs. Leary.-The defendant is
captain OF the steamer Pleasant Valley. He is
charged with having rescued that vessel from Pat
rick Farrell, deputy marshal, while she was under
attachment. 1t appeared that the deputy was In
duced to 60 below, and just as he did 80 he was
caught and covered over with blanket. After this
the Pleasant Valley started on her journey.
Leary denied that the treatment Of the marshal
took place with his sanction, and informed the
Commissioner that he believed bis ship had been
bonded at the time she started on her voyage.
The Commissioner, on this explanation, allowed
the defendant to 60 on his own recognizance till
Tuesday next, when there will be an examination
ant0 the matter.
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen

STATED sEssI0N -
MONDAY, Sept 16, 1877.
Prescnt-Ots Hall, Esq, President and quorum Of
members
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER
That crosswalk be laid nom the southwest corner Of
keade street and West Broadway. across the square to
That Brooe street nom Marion street 10 the Bowery,
BE- paved with DelRtah OF Rap-block pavemsnt
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BUSINESS OPPoRruurrrUs.

COMRrn,S ,SG GooD-rO CAPITALISTS ARoHITE0Ts
and Mech hSnics ALIKE. e.-There is forming in Newark
n j., Joint S.ock Company for the manufacture Of
des.rable article for the accommodation Of
cabinet makers csrNentsr pianoi0rs makers
KINsON, 7sc Broad street. Newark, N. j., agent for
jenkins Patent Panel Machfue for the States Of New
for hoo,bound Or contracted ie which gradually and
healing ofsplt hoo for the States Of New York
Jersey also Patent Horse Collar Attachment Cali
fornia New York and New Jersey Parties doing busi-
ness in California will do we'll to give call. RemenI-
Der g. NJ WILKINSON, Advertiser Building, 100 Broad
street. Newark, N. j.
ITO OCAPITALISFS.-wANTEDS S5,0W FOR THE INTRO
duction and manufacture OF article recently pat
cnted OF the highest Importance and which the
whole mercantile community; security given. Apply
6 and 60 William street. 26 Monday, September
23, between the hours of 10 A NJ and T.. M.
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ITO CAPITALISTS.

q, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 4 T. M.
RIO CAPITALISM
The advertiser has the ownership and control of the
class Sssn consiany an Ms
in the New York market 10, the last thirty and
Sn chSas last Ave
ns ana we'll vsfy
Sass only BY y c sass 'is ss
capital can be increased 50 to 100 per cent and
to Pay and ssSt
kind in this country is easily managed and but little
sas5 ana one ~.'n must
The adysrtiser desires to increase Its capital to an
n
snuiactare and be prepared for steady and constant
Capitalists or those desirous of making an entirely safe
and e can rarely find so good an OPP
sdsT gssn and
FJ,O CAPITALIsTs.-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE
s and good standing nd both in
Sss$ Ss s
R:lsTsnSss given and required Address 6oiEGzS
WANTED--A PARTNER, WITH FROM 81, 900 TO s5,OOo
w In light manufacturing business In which there is
Ssn Ha
way.
WANTED-PARTIEs TO INVESTIGATE TWO STAPLE
w patented articles. with a view OF becoming inter
Broadway room l9
WANTED-A COMPETENT, RESPONSIBLE PARTY
to furnish and run on shares new first class, de-
Office.
WANTED-A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE OR sPE-
w cial with from 5000 TO $s0O0 In staple manufac-
Branch office, l,2e5 Broadway.
&1 ROO-s2,Oo0-wANrED, LADY WITH THIS
nishng store take charge Of the department Ad
dress A. c., Herald office
do OOO PARTNER wANTED-IN THE RETAIL
with by han
ness already estaDiished who acquainted with the
&0 E00 WANTED, RELIABLK PARTY WHO
PO.COV. can use this amount at once in cash to
city which is certain 70 pay This Is opportunity
for one desiring safe and light business with clean
Address b. Il. r., Herald office. ~ ' '
OK OOO TO $1,000 TO INVEST, WITH SERVICES.
%xJ.U4V in reputable S5,s manufacturing business
$5 000 AN ACTIVE NAN WANTED IT rR WITH @ THE
ser In safe mercantile busneSS foreign trade profits
large real estate security given Address box Ss4 Post
$10 OOO-To INVEST IN SUBSTANTIAL. Lu-
dented opportunity lack required capital to control
Or Gress s sE9WAI Ssi fHieid Heraid ONCE M
&OE OOO WANTED A MAN OF UNDOUBTED
e sale Of wn ' address 81 s %
Astor House, room 243, after ar. N.
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DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
oi0o0OO FOR ONLY SO
OFFICE COO BROADWAY NEW YORK

The following One Thousand Cash Gifts amounting -
the enormous sum Of half million Of dollars will be dis
tributed, by lot, among ticket holders ut the GRAND
GIFT CONCERT authorzed By special act o the legsia
Louisville, KY, on SATURDAY, Sept %, lS72:-
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RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
Of
ment
That crosswak be laid from ls7 West street to pier g.
That Division street. from Chatham square to Canal
s aSenSs smps B. lighted in Sines'h street. from
IS e 'ysn Cs to s
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN LAID
That the Commissioner Of Public Works Is hereby
oa .s s % $ % s
tassous to the Interests q the city ''' ''' '''"A
iss
%R g sn& fS
be de- s south side Of
% bss@sa
Thss Groto $ MANS bs laid In Eighty street. from
@ X: s y ssss aas a;ss ia
on 1a Ssses eIson ;Tss street.
from First avenue TO the East River
about s9 ssst q avenue be in
That in sevsnysecond street, from Second to Third
That LAMPS 5s Lighted in Eishtyseventh street,
That receiving basin and be built on the south
east corner OF Clarkson aud Hudson strcets-
That the Comptroller be directed to draw warrant In
That the sidewalks both sides Of Sixty ninth street.
from Third to Fourth avenue, be tagged.
That the Belgian pavement Fifty ninth street. be-
First and Second avenues, be reaid and that said
street between said avenues be paved with Belgian or
trapbIock pavement
That the resolution approved by the Mayor November
fourth street. Tenth TO the North River Sc
repealed, II affects the sidewalks Thirty
fourth street. from Eleventh avenue to the North River.
and the Commissioner OF Public Works is directed set
That Fifty third street. from Tenth to Eleventh avenues,
be and graded the curb and set
and the sidewalks tagged
That the sidewalk on the north side OF Forty second
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues be tagged.
That Forty ninth street. from Eighth TO Ninth avenue
That Ninty second street, irom Eighth avenue to the
regulated and grated the curb and gutter
stones set and the sidewalks tagged.
That the Hudson River Railroad Company Immediately
replace the pavement their tracks Eleventh
avenue from Fortyeighth to Fifty second street the
Comms sioner of Public Works be directed such
TO be relad and TO sue for and recover from
That Thirtyeighh street, from Eighth avenue to the
Hudson River be paved with Belgian trap block pave
ment -. -, ,,,.,,
Eighth avenue, east Side from Fifty ninth street north
That on both sides Of Sixty first street. from Ninth
TO Tenth avenue curb and gutter stones be set and
THAT street lamps be lighted In Fyninth street. from
the Ten nth avenue to the North River.
That the Commissioner OF Public Works be directed 70
cause full length portrait OF the late Professor D. f.
Each by he following vote -
AfhrmatIye-The President, Aldcrmen Conan, Conover
snS %Ss SHSs 1srn M'Ia'en
Adjourned until Thursday asx h nss s ccct
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE VERY REV. I. N BURKE O. p, WILL DELIv
lecture Thursday evening. September 26 ls72
and sixty sixth street Subject Mary the Morning star"
St Vincent de Paul Society. Tickets 81. NB:-The
tickets already disposed Of are OF course good for the
lecture Of the 18th September and will be received a tho
door on the evening Of the lecture.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

PROPOSALS.
DOARD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID IMPROVEMENT.
OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOr.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 1872
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned,
this Office until O'Clock of the S6th day of septem
ber 1872, for all the Work the Fourth Avenue I'M
pr0vement between Seventy ninth street and Harlem
River embracing large amount Of heavy work Exca-
tons and blank propossls will be In readiness at this
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED w. CRAVEN,
EDWARD II. TRACY,
j. c. BUCKHOUT,
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Proposals will be received for the building Of five
wooden Railroad Bridges until Thursday September rs
IL O'Clock Plans and specifications be
at the office Of John d. Locke Co.. A Cliff street L.
MINOT, Engineer Of Whitestone and Westchester Rail
road Company.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

A DvENT MEETINGs.-ELDER BOWMAN, LATE OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South Carolina VIII
preach at the Cooper Institute, "a Sunday I'D
at lU} A. M at f0 Grand street, p. NJ, and l35 West
Twenty fourth street. 7H r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
NRWsPAPERs.

THE PHRRNOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR OCTOBER
contain, Lowell Masonn .ns oRs 80
spsasss in H%sIcs With P9<aeitS" y ~
sfSs Lsst Usss of SsisI wIsc6crs. aTiis Ia.szsncs
Casos Of fraud and Murder 10 Obtain nonsy" Fraoe =
ssAe * "sy'As sSvtx WA n pusAwsA
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

IN by De La Rue
. infinitely superior TO steel pens.
ORDERS FOR CLEARING HOUSES AND SHIPS OF
" bedbugs water bugs, reaches, moths and feas
264 West Forty first street
ON DECK.-I AM NOW RECEIVING TARGET COM
~ panies getting up dinners the shortest notice.
at the old hotel, Wehawken, N j. No connection with
any other place. FRANK POLLOCK, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

A HANDSOME FULL PEW IN THE TEMPLE
IA Emanuel, corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty third
street almost IN 'front.' room for five adults to be let ut
han price. Address line apply at 40l Broadway.
OPENHYM 4 TRISDORFER.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH FROM 81, 900 TO S5 OOO
w In light manufacturing business, in which there is
profit Of per cent? references TO- character and
respcctabiity exchanged Address B. H., 3Ol Broad
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

CHURCH OF THE REDEMPTION, FIFTY SEVENTH
~ street, near Lexington avenue.-Rev DIR. Fagg will
preach in the morning and evening" Sunday School at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01

CHARLESTON, 8. O., OCTOBER 22, I672.
TO Commissioners or Elections Jor Chester
whereas, Hon. .LUCIUs wIMBJSH. who at q
general election held October, 1870, was chosen
member OF the Senate for the election district or
Chester County, to serve for the term CT lour
years. has since said electlon deceased. ana
whereas, the Constitution OF the St6te or Souic
Carolina directs thatin such case Writ Of ESQ
tion shall DO Issued by the President or tae SEN
ate, for the purpose OF nlling the vacancy tnus
occasIoned, for the remainder OF. the term lor
which the member 80 deceased was elected 70
serve; now, therefore, you and each OF you are
hereby required, after due advertisement, a1d
with strict regard to all the provisions ofthe Con.
stitutton and laws OF said State. touching your
duty In such case, to hold an election FOR men,
ber OF the Senate for the Election District aIoEe-
eaid, 10 serve for the remainder OF the term TOT
which the said Hon. Lucius Wmbnsh was electedi
the polls to be opene at the various places OF
election, in the said district, on TUESDAY, the etn
day OF November, 1872, by the various sets OF
Managers for those places; and the counting OF
the votes cast and the declaration OF the result
OF the election to be In accordance with the pro.
visions OF the Act approved March, 1870 entitled
IAN Act to provide for the general elections ana
the manner or conducting the same. " and the ACT
Of 1872 amendatbry thereof. Thia writ, togetner
with certified copy or your return or election TO
be held under II, nave before the Senate at itS
next meeting after the election. ~
Witness, the Hon. "A. ]. RANSIER, President or
the Senate, at Charleston, this 22d day OF October
1872. AlO>zO J. RANSlER..
President OF the Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, CLERK OF Senate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01
JOfCINGS ABOUT THE STATE

u. q. Winsmith, Esq, has assumed edlto-
rial, control OF the Carolina New Era, publish
ed at spartanbnrg. .-r. 80 ..l..,..,,,,
S-Joseph! Bradford, colored, was accidental
" shot aud killed BY James Brunson, coloreo,
n Goehen Plantation. near Bradford springs,
onlSstnrday afternoon last. The pair were
hunting squirrels at the time.
s-Mr. g. NJ. Seabrook has been appointed
registrar in bankruptcy for the First Con-
qressIdSals District, and also United States
Commissioner, with headquarters at SUMTER
THE KIngstree Star says :''The gtn,house
and ,appurtenances belonging TO Mr. w. d..
Kennedy was destroyed BY fre on luesoay
might. the 22d ult. Mr.. Kennedy was absent
In Chsrleston at the time OF the occurrence.
We! are Informed that 1bout half alter eignt
O'Clock Mrs. Kennedy discovered q light AT
ina gi1.houss, and Immediately sent servant
to oSfnform Mr.A Kennsdy's clerks who were
sIsepIng Ia his stors near by, but before tney
conId be aroused the IRE became unmansee-
able. Mr. Kennedy is satisfied that tne house
Was get on fire, as tracks we're discovered
1sadi1g from the building. He estimates hls
loss al. one thousand dollars. he offers re-
ward ior, proof, to convict the incendiaries.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01
TRELOTUS CLUB.

: Club life, especially that patronized by lite
rsrY and artistic people, fourishes almost as
veil in New. York as IL does IN that city OF
elnbss. London. One OF the most popular
Clubs. after the venerable "Century" and the
oreat political .sUnlon League" Ia the "Lo-
us:n which Oceupiesa modest brick house on
irving Place, next door to the Academy OF
Music Mr. Wlitelaw Reid, ofthe Tribune. ID
the preadent..,. The wallis are lined with por-
traits Or famous men and women OF all ages,
an autograph portrait OF Marie Seebach occu'
owing the position ofhonOr. The faces OIL Bootn,
Walisck, Shakespeare, Kellogg, and scores
of others are seen. In q. glass case there is
n t,fotograph of Stanley In the costume he
wore when he met Livingstone; in another
GLASS case bit Of broken china from the
ssInnt,. CHEST Of Maximilian, the unfortunate
Emneror Of Mexico. On the mantel In The
fesdI1g room large piece OF gold quartz at
trants Attention as the gift OF Joaquin Miller.
Tho Lotus Club from all accounts is not ex-
.aetiv a. moral an Institution as it might be. 1t
hss:a bar. g reading saloon, q room full OF
tables for card -plsyi1g, suit OF partors With
a prand piano. q picture gallery, library &c,
&c. The servants wear handsome unLorm
of DARK blne and silver. Its crowniDg glory
apnears to be- numerous oil paintings OF le'
6hles. who look as II they were about 10 20
on the stage in one of Lydia Thompsons
burlesques. t,z.et
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01
CTATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, g. O., October "a, 1872 :
TO Commissioners OF Election J0r- Union C6ttntv:
whereas Hen. Il. w. DUNCAN, who, at gene
raj election held October, 1870, was chosen mem.
Der Of the senate for the Election District OF
Union County, to serve for the term offsuf years,
hes since said election, deceased; and whereas
rects that IN such case Writ Of Election shall be
issued by the President OF the Senate for the pur-
pose OF filling the vacancy TINS 0ccaslonea FOR the
deceased was elected to serve; now therefore
you, and each of you, are hereby required after
due advertisement, and with strict regard to all
the provisions OF the Constitution and laws OF
said state touching your duty in such case, to
hold an election for member OF fhe senate Tor
the Election District Aforesaid to serve fer the re-
malnher OF the term for which the said Hon. n.
W. DUNCAN was elected, the polls to be opened
at the various places OF election In the said Dis.
trIct, on TUESDAY, the nth day OF November,
1872 by 1.-THE various sets OF managers for those
places and the counting OF the votes cast, and
the declaration Of the result OF the election, 70 be
in accordance with the provisions OF Ihe Act ap.
proved March, lN7o. entitled "An Act to provide
for the General Elections, and the manner OF con.
Quoting the same" and th4 ACT OF 1872, amenda.
tori thereof. This writ, together With q certified
copy of your return OF election, to be held under
It, have before the Senate at It's next meeting
after the election. .,
witness, the Hon. A. J. RANsIER, President OF
the senate, at Charleston, 3. O., lhls ed day Of
october, 1872. ALoAZO J. kANSiEk.
President OF Senate.
Attest J. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01

rn1a utfcide I'm India-Female Chiidren
D..troyed-A, ,Universal Crime-Terri-
bio = Statistics Given by English Of
caSlals-.Btitlsh Rule In India.
The Central Provinces reports for 1870 sup
ply, the annexed account IN s regara guntr, 70 'ns
regular village visitation was Instituted, ano
evidence taken as to the proportion OF Doys
and .etrla and some other necessary lacts.
one magistrate reports having visited ninety,
nine villages, Inhabited by clan whose nea1 9
8 the Raah Of Amorha Egntysix 51a 1l tae VII ,n
hsbited by one caste, there were one hundred
and. four boys and only one girl, and that one
airi had probably been saved by being orouenL
1piin ser mothers family, altogether apart
from her father. The Baboos OF Asogpoor
had twenty boys, and .no girl mas ever oeen
married nom among them" In ten villages
Of another csste there was not one girl, and In
another ten IA marriage Of girl ls an un.
known ceremony" Nearly all the iamllles 81
tha Rabooa and Kours practice the crime, WIN
thai exception of LuckmuDpore, VINO nao
twenty, boys and twenty.one giris-a most
hnnorable exception where; murder is .ne
ruling social Law. iet s......
: In tona village In Oodeybore, venerable
uundIs said:, " have lived rithe place oot1
man and boy, close on eighty years, ana
newer saw q marriage In It," In some dis
tfiets-there has been considerable improve
ment. The lieutenant governor, 10 referring
to the Agra district, said I'm !s4o only three
female Infants among the guilty clans sur
vived their birth; In 1Sf there were ioarteen;
In I8l2 there were twenty eight, and ID 1862
there were 49s, ABOUT "A per cent. OF the child
population. i could give you very large
humber OF Instances from these reports, pom
as tn the crime and the great change that has
been brought about BY an lndefstigaDls BODY
Of oficIals acting under enlightened and sym;
pathfztnp chiefs. Here is one answer, al al
events, to- othose whe tell us that Engnsa hs suts
isdoing nothing:for India. There is no doubt
that we are faiIingiin many respects, and 10
some where the East India Company succeed.
al: but there are certainly some particulars IN
Vhioh British power Is enrolled IN the service
Gf- -cIy{lEzatiOn n
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State Notices.
OTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-EXEC.
- UTlYE DEPARTMENT.

Whereas, information has reached this office
that an epidemic among horses exists 10 an atsTm
inc extent in the Northern cities, ana unless pre-
cs1tlonary means are provided against the Ia.
troduction OF this contagious disease, great loss
may be caused therelrom.
the state OF South carolina, DO hereby ordain and
proclaim that the importation OF Horses and
Mules Is prohibited, BY Railroad Or Otherwise.
during the existence OF this epidemic, and
that all vessels having such cargo arriving
at the ports OF Charleston. Georgetown
and Hilton Head, be directed to remain at quar-.
antine anchorage until they are visited ano In.
spected by the health officers OF said ports, 70.
Bpectively. ,,..g.s ,.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunte set my
hand, and caused the great Seal OF the state
10 be afhxed, at Columbia, This twenty
IL. 81 sixth day Of October A. D., 1872, and In the
ninety yseventh year Of the independence OF
the United States OF America.
RoBRr K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CARDoz0, Secretary OF State.
oct28-mWf3
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4 F. F / Q I A L


To the Commissioners or Election:
In accordance with section 8, OF Article g. OF
the General statutes Of this State yon are hereby
notified and required to cause an Election to be
held Ia your respective Counties on the first
Tuesday following the first Monday OF November
next, being the 9Th day Of the month aforesaid,
for seven. u persons as Electors OF President and
Vlce-President OF the United states.
Now, theI efore, you aud each OF you are hereby
required. with strict regard to the provisions OF
the Constitution and laws Of this susie, touch.
ing your duty in such case. to cause such election
to be held In your respective Counties on The day
Aforesaid. and for the ascertaining and determn-
ing OF such persons who shall have been duly
elected thereat. I.$.
All bir rooms and drinking saloons shall be
closed on the day OF election, and any person
who shall sell any Intoxicating drinks or that
day, shall be guilty OF q misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, shall be flDed in q sum not
less than one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
for q perios not less than ons month, nor more
than six months.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto act my
hand, and caused the great Seal OF the State TO
be afixed, at Columbia. this 9th Cay OF October
A. ID. 1872 and in the ninety seventh year Of the
Independence ef the United States OF America.
{Ls} A01''' y aoSefa;or. govern;
F. L. OARDo30,
Secretary OF State. octll-N