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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

been fogyed, giving, 1T the &c.
mand Of his employer, the date
and hour. The planter imncdl.
atcly pat on the stand four Of the
injured darkey's tt'!ow-l;th"TrrS,
who Sworc point-blacI< that at the
time named their employer WAS
of with them in . distant field.
A. matter Of course the officer
at once released the planter, VINO
then asked him if the case wa7
over. Certsiulv, he replied, you
ceunot be troubled axaiu. 10
which the planter responded |
can have you proved guilty OF
murder for five dollars. | did
whip that negro. and ny other
hands sworc me off, rs they wouid
for the same money testify in ;hc
most circum>tantiaI maui"r that
they had seen you cut 4 man $
throat.
II is 0n record that the officer
thcncciorth placed 80 special re-
lance on freedmen trstimnny, and
vet il is on this kind oi' evidence
that these Ku-h lux trials have
been conducted. Two doIiars per
day and expenses WIS IL" pay
mrnt made out Of the Culted
States Treasury to tue witnesses
in the Federal Courts At COIum-
bia, and all accounts concur that
the town swarmed with blacks.
ready OF course to testify to order.
Subsidiary to these m;'in witues-
scs were scoundrcl white men.
the pariahs Of their villages -
creatures who answer in the South
TO the "bummcrs" of our large
Northern cilies--,lruuken. dlscas-
Cd. blcar-cyed, filthy wrecks OF
humanity, only too happy to 90
CT say or swear anything i'll return
for present pay. Asreqnir"d, these
obscene fowls appeared before the
negro graud iurieS, or acted 81
swift witnesses in court, on came
in and surrendered themselves 2s
the head men Of tic ku-A lux
Klans, or suffered themselves TO
be arraigDe1 III the Oar aud there
pleaded guilty aud were hcavl!J
sentenced TO mock Eue and I'M
prisonmcnt. Idiots, even, were
not uisdained by the adsuiuistra-
ton for this latter purpose, as We
Judge from the report OF one d@y's
proceedings tLat "Ni'Iiam Rob-
bins was uext called; and plead
guilty. Ee was a poor, Lall:wit-
ted fellow, and could uov a-,ica,
late intcIligibly. His interpreted
stated for him." &c. As for wit
nesscs. omc mo1sinlormcr, W hose
testimony was greatly relied on,
sworc that he held mach consuIt;.-
ticn with Attormcy-Grncrsl Akcr-
man, and vas then paid 5000,
money counted down. Aud by
money counted down these ku-
kluN trials were worked. Tic
expenditure account being "fccr"t
service" cannot be made p4biir.
but it is weii-known. that large
sums have been spent, aud why
or how spent il not for sach pur.
chascs OF perjury as just related ?
Men surrendered themselves as
ku k!uX because hired to do so.
pleaded guilty because hircd.-
Lynch law there TO doHb; vas al
times in South Carolina, Just Is
we have it in the North every
now and then, but the ku.kiuX
trials utterly fail to establish any
thing more. The surrcndcrs, con.
tc$sicnS, pleas Of guilty, Gc., ioran
simply Nr. Grants hire.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

Marrying = woman for 10:
beauty is like eating . bird for its
sweet singing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

Detectives AS WITNESSES
Judge Drnc,i;ct, c;' New York. in
charging the jury in the case o: J..
ID. Miner. on trial before liim for
couHtcr:uiting. m:Ie tie following
S@Mhitic cOHmcEts Oh evidence
the counterpart cE which is offered
in almost ;lt cases where y lar-c
reward j. ut stake: With r1-.,";:"l
80 The testimony Of detectives. he
repeated tia: rs ! class their IeStI
mpnv was Il; BE- srrntin;Zrd with
caution. He DID not SAY that de-
trct!yvs never told the truti ; he
did say ihoy wore always mis-
ixl"n % the stand bat he did
sIy thu. trom tAvir Occupation and
cAIIiag. living q lie Of doccil, and
continually on.aysd in manHfac-
turing .Eis. tia. aud the Other
story, their statements ca tie
e;.HG Wtlv ~: entitled 10 the
>alac weight rs l!.ose ot mcn taken
from tine crl;!aly good Glasses ot
society,"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
DR.. L. B. BATES.

Having located at Mr. Sim Browns, III
the Caldwell ncighborl:ood. respectfully Of
fers his professional services TO the citizens
OF the community.
Jan. 8, I'm"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

\. WARD.-Mark Twain lee
,rrc'l in Chicago on \. Ward, an.l
told the following anccdotc:
As Artcmus WAS once travelling
in the cars, drcadiug to be bored
and feeling miserable, ! man al
preached him, sat down. and sai'; /:
Ibid you bear that last thing
on Horace Greeley ?''
''GrccIcV ? GrvcEcy ?" said Ar
tcmES, "lforacc Grc:lcy? Who is
he ?"
The man WAS quiet about fve
minutes. Pretty soon lie said:
"Gcorye Francis Train is kick
ing mp Il good deal nl' q row over
in England. DO yon think they
will put him ia :! h;;Sliie p
'Train ? Train George Fran
els p said Artemus solcmnly. I
never beard Of him.
This Ignorance kept the man
G!itC AZ! Ittcen minutes, thch 40
said:
"What do you think about Gen.
rraI Grants chances for the presi-
dcncy? Do yoa think they will
run him ?"
"Grant? Grant? han. it man."
said ArtcmaS, You appear to
know more strangers than any
man | eve. saw
The man WAS furious. lie walk.
cl up the ear, but vt last came
back and said
You contoanled ignoramus,
did You ever hear Of Adam 2"
Artcmus looked up apd said;
"M hat WAS his other nameT'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
Q. w. OWENS,
WHEEL
MAKES AND REPAIRS
BUGGIES, WAG0AS, &C.,

Shop on Main Street, near Depot, and OIL
corner of road !cldiu= /" Helena.
AL work war. anirI TO be done III good
st>lr, rs Nell rs cxp"!;jicu~ly and cheap.
All ask is Il trial.
jan, =, I'm u. W. CIV EMS.
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Fundamental Elements Of
Agriculture.

1>t. All land on which clover nl
the grasses arc grown must either
have lime in il naturally or il
nrust hv tr;itici:lI!y V Supplied in the
form Of stone lime. oyster shci
lime or n,ariS.
81. All Improvement to lanc
must look to lime a. is basis.
81. Lands which have iuuy bcru
III culture Will be heuc6ied by a.
p'lcatiou in the form Of boue dust
guano, uasive pLospLsse OK lime
compost. ot' tisb, ashes. or in oyS
ter she'll lime or mari, il Tie land
needs lining also.
4ih: No land can i've preserved
in Il nigh st:t'c "i fertility, unless
;hc Clover ;il'i the -";l>~cs are cuI
tivatcd in the course "t'ro:"iioA.
3,h. Mp"!,i is Indispensable in
every soil. and a healthy supply
can :s."nc be preserved through
The cnilivatiHH Of clover &Hd the
grasses. the turning in Of green
crops. or by the app!!calion OF
c3aIi,osts rich in the clements o!
mould.
9Th. -N' highly concentrated
aHi:n:.I i!i;:t1Hrvs arc increased III
va.nr aul The benefit rrDionrc:I
hy the :.IrI:>;uv. OF I,Il~;rr o:
,,HIvrg;zrI charcoal.
7iL. i!ycp pIon.!:in~ and snb.
Sni:il- greatly ;mp.ovc .!.v pro
';Hc;ivr powers Of Il variety OF So;
that is rnt wei.
Sin. Ali wet iali,i *hotyl u,
drained.
9Th. Il! grain crors Sb"Nid hc
harvested srvcr:s! days before tho
grain is Thoroughly ripe.
10Th. Clover as well ~ o!br:
grasses intcudct for hay should
DC Wowcd when in hloom.
lllh. S3ntv lands can 10 mDst
cdcrtuu!ly improved by bay. 1
sucu lands require Iiminy il is tesr
done by compost o.! lime anL
clay. In siack;ng I;mc, sat brit,
is i,elter tLgn wa,or.
II. Tie shopping or grinding o
,-u.,iu tn t,n i,,t :, v;n,.t . tfr.,;S = :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

TIE Sixth Annual Session q this School
will commcmtc on Monday, .!anrary Sth,
1872. Rates Of tV;,irH - follows:
Classical, Algebra, Gro"cc:y, Nc. so 90
English Grammar a:.d Grn@rap,.y... - Gn
Urinary ........-........ ~ ''
Pupils VIII Gr c#r.r:| ::o:A the time OF
admission to the cuI 81 :>>s;2a.
Board can ar obtained cit'..." with tic
Principal, or III the ::r:s,.''"rioni, ~ S!2."O
per month. Nov. -, ism.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

\ pcn!tcnti:,i tear in value sur,
r:tsses the wealth Of words,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
Williamson Female College.
WILLIAMSON, :. G..

REV. SAMUEL. LANDER, \. X, President,
assisted by fall corps Of competent and
faithful teachers.
THE Spring Session, 1872, will open on
Monday, February l.:h, aud ronlinGe ~
wc"k<. Tie Fall Session, opening july LIST,
vii! close with the Go nenceH.cnt kXcr-
ciscS, Oh the ilI OF November. Boarding
pupil. ;;l,:S have tie full beartit OF the
CELEBRATED MINERAL. SPRING
during Tie Summer months.
RATES rEE SESSION, IN ADVANCE.
Board, including f'.cl, washing and
Tuition in RcGrlar College Course. - 90
" Latin or Greek. ..-..-... ) 90
French h................ l" oo
& Instrumental Music. ..... 20 un
q Preparatory School. ..... 10 90
Pupils received at any Tine, and charged
for IT. limc lhry remain.
;ca,i for Circular. Jan. -, 2-Gt"
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4
ORIGINAL MATTER IN NEwsrA-
pERs.-Somc people estimate the
| ability ofnewspaprrs and the tai.
cnt Of the editor by tho quantity
Of oriyinn! matter i; contains. The
Literary journal tfuthfulIy says:
1T is comparatively easy for 4
Grothy writer TO pour out daily
columns Of words upon any and all
subjects. His ideas may flow il
'onc weak. wa>hv, everlasting
ioo!,' and his commaHd Of lam
yuaye may cnab!c him TO string
them together like bunches Of
on!ons, aad yet his paper may be
. inrASre and poor concern. ln-
deed. the mere wiring part CT
editing 4 paper is but y small por-
tion OF tie WORK. Ihe care, the
time employed in selecting, is lar
mere important. and the test OF u
good ed!to: is better shown by his
seI"ctl0ns than anything else ami
that. "'r all knox, is half the bat
tle.-BVl, as We have said, :.n edl-
tor ought to be esteemed :.::d III.
!abors understood and appreciated
by the general conduct OF his pa
pcr-lts tonc-:ls tempar-ils un-
ilOrm, consistent cuur~e-its aim
its manlincss-ils dignity-it>
prosperity. 70 preserve these as
they should bo preserved is cuuuSh
to occupy the li'uc and attention
Of any man. i: to this be added
tic general supervision of the
newspaper establishment, whi h
most editors have 10 rnc)un,rr.
the woHI:r is how t&ry c:tn t!ad
, ti;ne 10 write al al, -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

TIE END or THE KU.KLuN TRIALS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

HAIR JEWELEI CT ali descriptions
made 10 order
Dec 81 81 4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

The woma:! 1Ecstirn-ts he
rich ?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

ORIENTAL Cu>TGMs.-Wc are
getting hack to Oriental customs.
By way Of entertaining the chill
Grcu Of hlsrouygcgalion Oh Christ
mas day, the Rcv. H. 4. hale, OF
Boston, gathered s!'em in;c the
decorated church aal told thorn
an ouiiroly frsAh an1 original sto,
ry about good little girls and
naughty little boys who repentcd
and hcHa"c'l like f-st-cIass j!yon-
lie Chris ians, finally becoming
promising AID inIu,trions mem.
oers oE s"cjcty. We confess to Il
preference tor this kind Of Irnnuc-
EicHt, especially III chiiureu'> Sto-
r!"s. the m;in o!:i.'ction to the
Little Nrils and :Lr ;tva> is that
they do nut ."t we'll hGt :;!o iHSt
whrH lhri; rXHu:!.:v i.as bcyo;Mr
tho :.ps; valuable. No natter
how loudly i little woi.%n may
sing u wait to br IN AZ sei.' wr
Ray take it for granted that ah"
really wants /" be nothing al The
kind. Every healthy cAi.;; is hr-..
pleased when Cinderella n:;.::.:;v5
Tie Prince.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
INCIDENTS OF The CANVASS.

The Republicans of Long Island City viii
hold = primary meeting on Monday evening, to elect
delegates "a the county convention.
The Queens County Liberal Republican Com
mttee will meet at the Courthouse North Hempsead,
l. l., to-day at y O'Clock
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club has
been organized Babylon, L. l., and viii hold weekly
meetings Oh Saturday evenings.
The Democratic and Liberal Republican Con-
cress Convention TOR the Xlth District VIII be held at
az reported
The Republicans of the Ist Congress Dis
trct VII hold convention at Jamaica, L. l., Wedues-
day, oct O. to nominate a candidate for Representative
IL Congress.
The XIIIth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Cub hold large meeting last evening
20 NJ. .1s E.ghihaye. Masais. Barron, Christopher
Fine and Major Ha-serty male addresses.
The Executive Committee of the Young
Mems Reform Association Of the EinetcentA Ward has
decided % support the Reform candidates both national
and municipal, and to urge upon tine central ogauiza-
Aldermen, aud Dr. +. seeger Tor Coroner.
A spirited Greeley and Brown meeting was
held in Brooklyn E. d. -teycliugl 10 CJmerst. and Di
vision ave. large crowd vas m attendance, ard the
Tie Association intends 70 hold large mass meeting
LexJ week.
A large and beautiful banner was raised in
honor OF Greeley and Brown by the Horace Greeley
Campaign Club Of the Eighteenth Ward IN Avenue A. be-
tween FIaeeulh and sXeentl-ss., On Thursday night
Francis yetter presided. Tue meeting was largely at
tended. aud tie greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Ad-
dresses were made pa {, rmau " r. h. hode4h4tS dAl
william VrI.bro,ht and iu EuEli'h hy Alfred D. EcAert,
and others. The meeting adjourned uJ / "a nOur, ~l
three Tunes t.eC rUu-4Ae cAe-4a 4of -o I-'D,Ie Vel
datrs.
The Committee on Naturalization Of the Tam
many Han General Committee, Judge James C. Spencer,
Chairman has prepared lists 81 candidates for super
yisors OF Election 20 De- appointed By Unitoo states
Commissioner John l. Davenport. These comprise one
from tael election district. The s have n part been
handed In 20 Commissioner Davenport and she remain
der will be subm. ttcd during tho coming week. The
headquarters o. tne IammaHy nan committee on
Nstura.z4t!on are 1T Chambers and Parasite. Tho
working force has been fully Or-aAiLed, ana uds
already had applications from about 20 poisohs. Inc
headquarters Nlil remain open uDuI oct u.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
NEW YORK ITEMS.
MUSIC IN DentTisI IitI4 dt O~lV p II'
The Boulevard laborcrs will be paid $4,000 to-

Music in Central PARK at $50 p ~
The Boulevard laborers will be paid $4,000 to-
day
Cards for fashionable millinery openings are pre-
pare ia the elaborate style Tie eu''ome" Of e.e s'"nD
aslts ale los receiving tacse perfume. MS 'e.
Old residents are noticing, with Q feeling Kin TO
s demolition Of .ae De.' . sr ~, I, 'I' F 6
Alfred Dugnai age %, a Canadian, attempted su4-
rls A. No IS Barar ycv 1r es.t-< IS lit q rai'''
r. Ins- % r7ere wound lai lksn 90 1e tiA o'T 'L
The following street lamps were reported IN
tl fr +te week sr Ing ee .5 New Yo-t Com rlyl Datnc
"a. Na1aattaH l0C Metropolitan l's uafhn 10 soi4i o"h
The r,ldenees with which cGr conductor address
adv p,rsenrers j. becoming ltoesale. "S2 Lively Push Tor
M ts.re and paaur pinch OIL de aly steps 'f'5'
The pavement in Broadway and other stroets
where aev s or vs,s.ras Al1 rclatI been laid h1 e' "a
Consequence Of The atc hy aa 10 sem. sre- '-P 1'''' '
seriously impede travel
Iobn T. O. Kecfs. the newsboy of this city who
took the appointment ns puaa 10 competitive sIanA-n'n' s''
arrived Ana12o' D;s.ed , IA''n 75 la' ''s' '''''
An uurhtlv nile Of bricks has obstructed, for SIX
months mast tie sset n.1r .he ~ Tshst and Srthave
What the purro. Of -n7 monument s save TO soil Aaia A
q a mystery ~ hose sl0 lave ia ,hr ue.s-a.'loVi.
The Controller paid. yesterday, 10 the Department
Of Police Vs. oo5; Desara; Of Charities and Correction, 10000
r--.-t OF P7rt. e-aen The Tax Receiver, Gen Mario
Z Nc,laol. az ei M illt Dis -.i 30 -'''
The Inspoe sors Of Steamboats, Of this port are
unable 70 lsea ans ne explosion Of e tn ooa' Pa
% generally a.e-eel ,ls any explosion 'oeaf7i On 'ie @ F
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday, nos
F, Keeper At the Asylum Wards Island vas irgnea
on two r cnent M l-rhe r he k.ur OF h9rlio Se
r ar nolber Enlg oi J0uI Oa lac peAei aos g'
~ toL
oorporation Counsel O'Gormar sent, yesterday, t.
.,a Alderman Co.eor opinion on .e N-'on-p.-c 'oc'o'e
II which be s-5 ta city has tile 20 iad therefore no sn
al rosol or Mh.ou-l The resolution Of lie Common C'ln
ri l.-.e..Hr t.e ,o-.1. t.l 'ol-'e. o ',s -. F.
as five Pa1., Hoass luaas,, Poo- Of Assn 'es
probably -e Tetla-
Avenue Sc. Nicholas. from C4e-hmdred-and-
tsr.l- % the Junction With Seyelhl7e At 81
4eufs, and Sersalre. 14 point to C-ea'r-fd 4h'
ic,s all be- opea-d - .le rlb.c ,9lay Tle ConoAff
having some time auc refused u-rb moneys % nee. The payroll
Of sr -rr pines ald ma1s tauea te streets ano
f8 tlr as
a '.- 'e'
ID. ... .- .lr .. -urI ..i. ''i - pr
I + "a a. D.. .
rsr 5r sr-st be dr-c s e f-es o hs Dt Ae's u "
sslas L T.1. % pipes M5lily -4J aSrA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
HARLEM coURT-HoUsE FRAUDS

The session of the Senate Committee on the
usual. by the non-arrival OF counsel AMI
begun.
TIM Avenue Railroad vas appointed " ne Coumilefs VI 'le
Ninth District Courthouse jane 1870 Assistant superintendent
he The position about year, ny dales wefe 70 see Ais e
Of employment 70 Tie the
junction the work there yearly eTe la through
June tel during that month"; uk
Of NUMBER Of msn empoo bai oa %
generally there ley even
hrouvh other Occupation that DO not
49, ~ 0,T~ilf- % TeS fsof ,om- gork Va io1s r IN
aadauo0 IN Augt cannot ssrar positively any ioae
Gurng June. J1y and august but t14G there
10 not know that 10 Ss Tie dny Il any oae
BAKER pelntsDi.ati
there between 1870 aud January 4ai poael By
Commissioner, the recommendation Of NJ Lfnch nv orhe
John l. Amer also employed ~ 'he loIHisDners
tell epoToi In tne
gravel tea from the excavation used
building; whether taken kno- that
bnek were DO not delivered
bnck delivered Johs Wilson's veu
reception o The material Of the % VI
lalorrrs layug been called
M Echs sskrd pay t the shole umei
Wltae.s-Do thus nsaiti
K.tcAe-ioa .adsl.1ci al other
.iAh % see II Il s equally this
Witness- ds ny pay Mr. Lynch drew for eTDendsd
other egHg although aot regular eArpsnef or nasos considered
saperniend th s0rk
but Ind with the foreman Of the
lon te cAonAJ ol out haoN wat NorA le 81 shat be
any oeaa that his
esVauns the cellar have En0wn fhAP H. Jonas Tor
Of hin th
doni remember hat imos delivered sns
there; black shat
whsths anrhug of
quAty Tell shea delivered pArt oil
va assJ
ossesss sssd s NJ w.is'ss Ss.sssss easss ~ sus,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

Among the more prominent visitors at the
Liberal Republican Headquarters, yesterday, were
George Cooke OF the Congress Committee Of washing
ton d. C. the Hen +. w. Bir, OF Massachusetts; W. H.
Chadwick, President Of the Greeley and Brown Cam
raicn Club Of West Hoboken, N j.; Capt ". p. Mon
tague Of Englewoos. N. j.; Washington Barrow OF MS
souri.
There was immensely large number OF callers at The
headquarters Of the National Democratic Executive
Committee Nearly every section OF the Union was req
resented and tho report universal that never were
the people fully aroused than at the present time
Whatever arrthy or despoHdeucy may have been occa
away, and has been succeeded by firm beef that the
Liberals VIII carry al the larger States az
the Oct1beT elections rendering she election OF
Greeley and Brown certain in November All or the
ytcrs from other States OutspOAen in their adm
ration Of Mr. Groeey's speeches. ceilyered during hs
Western tour They declare tnat his speeches have con
verted thousands or voters iG The places where ne has
spskeu ana throughout The country Among tne more
prominent visitors yesterday, were Major Wm. hacNil
iams Of tmnorc Md I'm H0Cnett OF ST Louis. Mo-.
A. l.. Bailey OF Savannah Ga. Col J. R0ss Thompson OF
Ere Penn George NJ. OBrlen Of Omaha, heb.i Geo. i.
Cooke o. the Congress Committee Washington, D O.
George W. Whey Craacrd, n. j., ami On' rs. MAJOR
Banks received letter from OF The best informed
Democratic politicians IN Georgia, In which he predicted
that Gov smith would be elected by majority OI not
than 1900.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Ouondsaa County, NY, welcomed the Hon Francis
Kerran and the Hon Chaunccy NJ. Depew, yesterday.
long progression vas formed, tive OF the most prorn
nent features being farmhouse rcpresentne Mr. Gree
leys residence at Chappaqua bearing the fnscrpbon,
war,n "a ee. long filled with vegetables and 1--we stoek
Following thCse were vOOdchoppers Wtn aAs5 =
printers working at the case Banners aDu
every dissertation were abundant, and thc
proved a crtdltabIe affair. Mr.. Depew MADE IS'' :
speech at an outdoor meeting IN the puDh slu.LS -
he evening" Washington Hai was filed TO overfeWing
The aud ence being addressed ny Mr. keruah. Two ~
t4or meetings were alsl orgahiZed AND sneeches Wsa
ruaae by I,ysander H. Brown, AIR. Waterman oi hlehF
gan, and Others. The Liberals, not e0ntehJ WIZ ONo
sgcce pros cssiOn, formed another N the evening
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
POLICE NOTES

Ellen Donovan. ags co. was instantly lllled by
t-ps-g f-g loEa st-s 4 residence -'o q hra
Cllrel-st. 8. THURSDAY night
The inquest ou the body Of Eugele Satterg who
sai-ra, l1e' -vei 10 'al -- down ii ~ W"
t-av sli beer te L a. --. .l lraca-
auc leceigcd s-gc ta-uL vcrlr .el-.a of 4el
a-riIer lt ei clause tat
suLl n0t nave the lomJs 10 -e "O-louF 4ro
Ul 4. sentence f-cl DI ui Lo
Commissioners Of lLAr.lsl AID Correction.
superintendent Kels0 issued General Order No.
no. r-erlf fufs-1ce follows. rLft captains .cyesr.s
gtsi arv rsn0rts
s.l- aIH cl--e
.rt fte-af f1.rv er1rHt
When lsE uo.l-ln a' gro.
i1l-s s.I VIII lIr
I'd .luHai -se tlF
r.s d. Cue sck cln to taf ls-e- -sl4 "
verse. . og a. owed except leave o. tle BoarL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

~. .,..-, stns.s position ~ super e,aent o. s ed
a.eiel that nee appointed 70 hfip - co..,f.
,d. vas urope 70 Ebetler men empDs r. vtosr-
80 LOSER r1 lccount Of itBe Or on 20 lIaN P re ,fsd
'A n ,norsrt ~ lstals Of masoD No ..t .i,.t
D.. u --erer-v ial began s'on aiff ~ - 'PT
aud e aud galir order III be las o. "' ~ MIA
a. r...,,I then nut in evidence tho unpaid bliis
,.,,. tf Cosr; louse Commission, which we're on MO
h. tho Cortroler's oficc-one Of John f. wilson ior
- 90, ~ ~ r5sn e-aIJn 'o- g go o.; and one OF JONI
0ponrel Tor .3i23 o. Tho yo1sh'-s attached 70 'l''
vr. sigsd by all the Commissioners. Besides t1e'e
m nj obp sc lon Cor t7Cl 50 was presented Dui' ' nV'
A., rfrar y yltcsses bcIBe present tnouSh 7S'' a.
No. ulIcuged the Com. ttec dGJonrled 70 hres ~
the AlderHen's Chamber ID tho 1IO3 -i'' O' -'0''
2 d.. u.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
MUNICIPAL Affairs.

The Board Of Apportionment adtncrHed' yeseer,
DAY te e Of be oouag CITY P4Fo i"pr'7e.a. Fln'
S,oek s900 Museum Of Au and Hsura story soes' SiO
Rsl1.ors we're pte making the togTag appropriations W -"
and County accounts. Ca1ing suIphe FOR County onee'
81 IA p. vsrYk fan asvlm sis Trans 70 tse appro
rr ston ot ~ on DE ebt made as tDl9H' .
Interest generally loans -- -
farl 30i At4Ecsl ul Colf1o4 '' P'
total sIJr ij 20. ,. -, .---.-,-,.i,,
Of interest 80 city ds..; -. sea n.
-,- -e.t ou doe ,-u.s SlJI total sA,lI a. -.
y hausad rs rllsf--re4 ron the neE az ls so,'-'
r-ur ami rcnrEII pp-t ard rSb1 from no iPvfoSf
t fr urlLl- ths sia..onfY al b-aakoooA aecoan-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
DECIsIONs-sEPr. u.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-BF Judge Leonard. Tho
Bow ng Green savings bank Todd and
Pay te attachment vii the of the Application
h paid ~ the the
Mar herhe WIT Of habe corpus fsctargo
TemAnle r9cA AZ aAniA-honon sAnt Asdesrsd AZ
PhonI las Ca The notion rntd with the matter
o. he e Of Jane Batter ieceAcdrhe appAsuen denlsd
Saperor C0wf-SDertdi Terrn-By Judge William
h Cais-ln the matter u Chsrs. Motion eeno teoo
opnnnl Pechih AL CoaHbAouoa sane tee Del osoI -
plAaaal tsre opsAB
De Nsh Agt Craudallrt Al-rwo orler granted
common Pleds-Specidl Term--By Judge j. r Daiy'
Abbott agt AbbotI-D,clce OF eiTorcs granted ph9AA