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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03

Sames BarSen unb =. n. merritt BADEN cine
@siadItsuerbixpuns inter Der Strna Barrcn S
merritt crribtet unb fperoen oas Getrdiee% ilnh
WebI GpmmifTpns 6eid,aft auf Dem alten
8late, Gr. 8, Suplp's aSerfte, uno 9er. az,
Spntbftrafe, Baltimore, tortfiibren.
SatneS %gSarfen,
f9-eI .r-.- 1dmeS VI. Merritt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
gEarnnnn,

Da mid meine Srau 9iuba 0lbredDt, 9e6orene
Gutmann, ~perlGiien bat, 10 rueroe ih ron tbr aui
meinen Namen 9elna6te S6uloen rpecer onertennen,
nod besabler. MleEanner 2libredbt,
f2-A SIR. 2j4, Gha{eIirdEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Teitta9s Mr3etgcm.
q. GernanoN's
SmnittinGnrpn.

Better cnsIi(der Villas 60 @ts. bis 81; atlas aler
Sorben auf 81 Cts. berabgeiest. Gh6ne ieiocne y o.
p~eltnes uur 60 Cts; gang ponene nur 37l1 Cts;
ihDarSieioeHe 90 Cts. ISL ruertbI. ShparBer Ala
paea " Cts. tpertb 62 @ts.l J; ihiparSer Ditto 80 Cts.
lpertb 70 @ts. J; i9DarSer Ditto, Der $1.25 ipertb, aui
62 Cts. berab9elest.
gSir o%ertauien, tueun man beute fommt, I6par5en
Glapoca, $t.25 int &crtbe, gu 60 Cts.
MeginntB,
tQus. 3t,1S) SIR. 50, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
0arn,
sYrairute

Jrfttags>Y raiente.
= I'm ensSaidDentii
nit seFtidten anfanssbu6Faben.
Serene dhnupftiid)er
nit 9etiftPn Aninnesbudtoben bes Tamens.
rauer= uno fetn geidumteS ai6entii6e Ell
init 9~eitifter Sanbborbe fHr Samten.
6ctn 9eidumte, bebrufte Sdid,eutii6er nit 8aRb=
b0roe iir 6erren.
Wir ~alduben, bas ele9ontefe AIiortinlent Eaihens
tiher in Der Sta0t a~uImeiien 5u tnnnen.
~ g9r 5eidnen aud Inian9ebu6faben nit uns
per9Gn9liber Sirte nui EnI6enfiider.
y. $. Wiuifen,
C292-) 3r. 1913, 8eftz Ba(ttmorear.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Enrnnnouie<O eIhGits>W nti3

1nicr blsberi9sr Mtitarbeiter, ST. @ilbeim God,
i'll beute als Aiiocie bei uns eineetreten uno miro uEz
ier @eihdft inter Der Sirma RogSeI Spilfer s
Gpmp. fort9efiibrt.
Baltimore, ben 1. Sonuar 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03

ReaN'S "GRAND DUCHESS" Gol>
nii9es @afer.
"RsAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
Das bette folnii6e Wafer in amerita, uniibertrofs
fen ron ir9enb einem anoeren 4rtitel. &ein Seiuder
8ultimore's ioQte es unterlaiien. itb nit elmer Glai6e
bieies
ausseseid,neten 9arfirus
81 oerIeber. @6enlo miro einpiobten:
.Neab's SempeIritterzS5 pauet,"
n3teao's Sempelritter=B oqnet,"
pReao's Sempelritter=S oauet."
Gerrer lolte aui teinem Goilettentil6e feblcn:
n9teab's ma9ilhes Buloer tIr b0ien SAILS"
y9feao's ma9ilhes Buluer fir bDien SAILS"
elm uniibertrelaibes 9eilmtttel flr Salsleioen ir9enb
peIher grt, ipte eine T(ai6e, ridti9 on9euanot, bar
tbun uirb. Die QBirfun9 bes 0iittels LIT cine mum
oerbare. SO. y. Redes
tSept16.1S) Ser. 1871. Baltimore, nabe aisbtfi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
1fnfnetnnen.

g. S. SaliBan & Snbn,
~Muftipnatoreu, GommilfTpndre unb 0runss
observation-disclosures,
fin0 mad
Nr. 6, Siib<@harleSs, nahe SaltimorefraBe,
as5o9sn, no fe bereit fno, ale in i5r Sod Ihlasen@
Den Outrage aui oo6 Bromptefe su b~eiorsen.
y. 8. Suaipdn s SDbne,
1903. Il .8.f.3,5.7l SIR. 6. GIh.@ hnrIeSfrnha.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
0uitet nn1 ShnnUfen.

gSer 1T nidt bel Der eeaennGrti9en BitteruH9 BON
Suaen unb S6uupien 9splast, bic tbnl nidt nur Gag
unb 9ott feline Bube lafien, ~ionnerl aud Die Seine
lebenseeidbrlihcr 9ranfbeiten in ih bergen?
Gin i9eres Ntittel 9esen ale GrfGItun9en lit Or.
Soni9's 9ambnr9er Sruft : Sbee, or in europa
benz Sauie p~otrdtbi9 9ebatten miro.
Vile 4pot9efer o~ertlulen bteien Sbee, eas 8adet Su
% Gents. u. Sugelcr S Somp.,
Sc Il 1MI. 2nN Nnenten fir Nmerifn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Observation-Disclosures

ST.. Giftur Sufd,mann lit BON mir oils @oleitol
e~ntlaiien. Die @riinoe iino tbm befannt.
Jpbdnu S6uIfheiS,
(3-Q @arrilon=2dne, fre0erifzRooo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
NemtfMr @nnrhnnf.

Baltimore, Den 2. Sannar 1872.
Der Rrdioent uno Sireftoren bieier Bant ertlGrten
beHte Die balbidbri9e Sioioenoe uon 5 YroBent, trei
BON allen Steuern, jablbdr on uno nod Dem |. 6ebr.
I3-Sl 6einridl Yecs, Naitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Office Der ySeuti@fn TeuerzS erli9cz
ruuns>G eleiliGnit."

RcrepfsS6e cer Saltiuipre- Inn Splicapffr.
Baltimore, Den 2. Sanuar 1872.
Der 8riiioent unb bic 0irettorcn obi9er 9eien=
lhaft ertldrien beute cine Sipibenbe BON 5 BroSent
fir bic leeten ieds Wionate, 5ablbar en- unc nu1 BEN
s. oieies 1its., irei pom allen Steuern.
(3-S) Seinrieb Sees, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Neme Ma3eigen.
MarDIano,

Buffers epartement,
Regifrators=S iireau, Sir. "a, NortbfroBe.
Baltimore, ben I. Sanuaf 1872.
S1cti; fir @a6ersG pniumenten
3ebn 8ro5ent abSug miro AMI ale 6etnun9en tir
bas Sabr 1872 erlGubt, pcnn fe I'M &auie bes Iio.
mats Sanuar beri6ti9t uerben. ane il yiiditanoe
tuerDen fb lIHonne6mli6teiten uno Soften iparen,
ipeHn tic Die Re6nungen PROMPT beIabten.
Sie llebertra3un9s Siuber fperheu bis Gui Beite=
res gefbleiien rperoer.
Isl ~. g. Sharetta. Nsaierz9feeiffrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
SauOcreine
9ulasfi=8 auberein BON SSreOeridsa uc.

PN4UrII- OUHUtEtIW UUH VIHUttIU>N Ut,
0pnnerftaa, ben A. Sanpar, erie Sabres : Ser.
lanInInn9 uno BeamtenuabI. Gtimmfdbise Yfit
alieber perfanen ourb abneienbeit Der sefefIi6el
Strafe.
(3-) Tetir Gtppper, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03

SanimgssSauberein Nr. 2.
Da obi9er 8erein i'm Besriffe fcbt, fib auisatoicH
70 fno ldmmtil6e MtitaGeS5r o%eiielbcn eriuGt ben.
te, Den 3. Sanuar 1872, nbem selpobuliben Ser
iammlunss=3otale gu eri6einen. SIN Outrage.
49, z, NubI, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
gircarl Der ,,8nlfssG as>G umpasnie''
bnu Baltimore"

gir. 80, GuutbzStrdRe,
Baltimore, ben %. 9eBUr. II.
Die Sdbres- Seriammlun9 Der attien=Snbabet Der
rGoltp @as : @ompo9nie BON Baltimore" fir bic
Babl BON iieben Dlreftoreu miro i'm Eiireau Der Sc
iell6aft Mpntaa. ben 8. Sunuar 1872, MittasS
fl Lbr, ffattTiHoeu.
(307,9,3,6,0 Sobn z. Wdappern, Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Sermtidte Seridte.

@ew.gorf, 1. San.-Sm "0euti6en SoiPgILtals,"
Ode Der Z. Str. uno 4. Ioenue, bra6 .9erern 0tot9en
1euer aus. On Dem 0e6duoe tpuroe oaourq elm
| S6aoen uun Sf0,0 900 berbei9efibrt. Wtobei uilo Settz
| seua uurbe gum Setra9e BON $1,000 beldaoi9t. u1ter
6en' Sniailen berrihte sroee auire9un9. Steletben
ipuroen nab benz jlbii6en @aiienbouie 9ebradt.
Gneeb bat nd 'geftern nod AlbGng be9soeT, nm
ieinen Sit i'm Senate einaunebmen. " bait oa9er
beute feline deception" Gonnoap beftnoet ,t9 i'm
2uolopfr. @eidn9Rife.
-@ol. Sames Stsf, iun., ioa fpirttt4 an ben
| pIo ttor,, orFronft Spin r
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GanOieS,
0el0er a~usluleiben

$4,000 in beIiebisen gum men BON $500 unb auiz
tudrts gu nieortee 3tnieH.
5obH u. NOT,
9ruuoei9entbuInsz uno @ei6ditsz4gent
lDei.2, 3Vite.l 91r. IL, G~ermamfraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03

Sic felt $50 SQbren in 4merit a bcIe9enee firdl.
lide @emeinidoft Der Ntennoniten eripartet IN ndts
iter 3cit beoeutenben 3u5us aus SreuBen ano HuBe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
THE COURTS.
REVIVAL OF AN OLD MUNICIPAL &c


Application was made yesterday to Judge
Barrett, in Supreme Court Chambers ia the proceed
ing Of the people rel Phncas II. Kins'and agt John
J. Bradley and A. II. Green for mandamus 10 compel
the payment Of g. POS 10 the rcaOr who IL the assignee
Of VIM H. Bell, Superintendent Of Printing Of the Com
missoncrs Of Record appointed under an act Of the
Legislature of 1867 examine into the condition Of tho
records map etc. Of the Surrogtrs and other public
offices of this and county. Under The net the Board
of Supervisors uuthurlZtd go raise money TO pay
the Commissioners expenses and the County Treasurer
empowered 10 pas the money 10 the p rson7 VINO
held certificates showing the performance ~ the work
Plaintiff claimed that Bell performed his duty as Svpr
ntcndcnt and time procure an order from the
court directing the payment f. Linn of S3 and interest
S5I Is of which j. l due. III" rand bclnl go tat time
exhausted, though there Las been al liner appropriation
since
Mr. Dean, for the Cooperation Counsel. produced IA
opposition afdtsis al MI. S'urrs and Mr.. Wctuu.
that the mcctmgs specified Dos plaintiff bad not boon
1rull said these afiaf,s were Ia rely upon noIm1u y
and belief i--t tLe i1crt.. .r. Dean said
the plantn had Iic' TO ask nr another II"pdauins
To compel Ia" pdyrou of the 500, for which ID original
mandimus sufficient. But tine act lt.ci ho added,
under which the CouU -iOrrr, were appointed j. I'M
constitutional because it apppint- uy inc L.-idtmc
officers who under the Constitution IhI.t bc appoint Il
10y local authority elected hT Tire people ite WoIk
performed by The ComIu,- uCrs DCluu, 10 tic sun o.
gate, County Cicri and Register. F.rthcmorc, Che
maHdauus Will not Tie against thC Controller; and ana l.
the act of 1877, money can ne paid except ulul
IluI sald the application as against th' t'uNud. was
withdrawn. II j, aii That the amount pii -ur printing
under tins act be- i.HD'-Inurc than u0,t tnl a,dt
Nalut. d. CsIOa reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11

Sixteen applicants for admission to dc bar
assembled in tie General Term Room OF the Supreme
Court, yesterday, and We're examined by Dennis lie
IahOn and Wm. t. Matun.
Michael Stincr, against whom warrant was
issued for contempt Of Court voluntarily surrendered
himself Yesterday i'm the United st,te, District Court,
and Judge Blatchiord held Inn IN 5000 bail.
In the case OF Dempsey against Appleton <
Co.. in Supreme Court Trial Term, before Judge Van
Brun yesterday, plaintiff claimed 5000 damage for NAL
icous alleging that in 1885, while engaged IN rcmov
ing g. for defendants, he arrested at ther IN
stanc. charge Of theft, and that ON the tral thr
case dismissed as ~ bim. Defendants alleged thil
the was made IN good fbth. ihc Judge ohJl go
that. .. defendants had Iroh1h" ctu.c ftr lupl o''
Ing 1.. % guilt, OF theft. aud thorcUpon ned Inn ar
rested. Hv.clrc was GotL lie J"I. I'"l' " '''"'''
lIL n mis-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JANUARY II, 1872

Quoted Il viii have effect The Cnstomhousc pcople
have not heard at some time they must be heard
ai difference in the minds Of the Committee in
Tc,,ard Ia the course we shall pursue.
POLITICAL TAXATION.
Senator Rayard Ito witness-lIad you any knowledge
=. nre,,[pce TO assessments upon the salaries Of
- for any Ohocti A. only know what
, doee In my department; the State Central
r,,,,tt.eo were tho only authority that made
smants upon my department; they would
- want to toiec' so hueh money ont OF me VAR.
ous ya the amount fixed and the money ADJ anced
one ose parties and then they asked that 1T be collected
by ~ th1 g departments; the amount fixed for my de-
out was sent 10 me but refused 10 make an
rn upon my men, called the heads Of the different
neo,. to me and said to them that assessment Of
Gmat character had been made upon my department
INV several men In the departments whom
would not TAX" money from at all
IN pg iuon and take IL to tho other men and that
New cord give VIII; thcy could afford or not, just as
NJ ,l,ascc and that I wanted them To understand
Tnt il would make difference with them far as
ne H., Ton think that me regard for thcir opn-
ioN. iStcd i'm other departments \. am told not,
nI p Nv Won Know whether could remain there
ori fl,r tbmoct these asscssmcnts A 1t is under
St,oG , me i "fcc and employees of the Customhousc
,,.i to control the last two state Conventional \.
think there is 10 dou9t o. It large nHmheI' OF them
a word or two IN The way of personal IMMIGRATION
4 reporter of The Ncr or; Times very oon after my
1,1dHai stated that II was because appointed Benz.
Ht"Jo.ft "a. Assistant ArpTIl err MI Midget wa
,,,"pi,ted by thc Secretary % the Treasury upon
nv Recommendation; I appointed as many men and
thuk more, who were acting Win Mndl nave alW3{s
,d.fsfood 10 be the conservative wing Of the Rcpub
cam pr.y as h the Radicals; In other words many
80 n-c Who went with Andrew johnson Of those WHO
dil not: mat understand 10 have been originally Inc
dividing line Of The party IN this state Mr.. Conkhn2
T,. 6.cn tak,n M hy those who followed
Johnson / belong 10 the side headed by Mr. Greeley
and 'lr Tcuton I nave always been a personal and
otl friend of Nj FcntOu, and never knew him to dO
An, fn 10 forfeit my respect, hut he has never asked
ne &C. do ANYTHING in political way because OF that
Alio!Tued to 10 o'clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
TIE PUBLIC sCIOOLs-ORGAHIZATI or THE
DEPARTMENTS.

/ TIE PUBLIC SCUOOLS-ORGASITA OF THE
DEPARTMENTS.
/ The Board of Public instruction was called
20 order Yesterday by Commissioner Wood VINO sald That
the history of the Board since its Organization in May
1869 had been a most honorable Its economy had
boon far superior 10 that OF the preceding Board In
1859 the Department was allowed cXpend S3,572oo0, OF
which II only called S23s2OO; IN 1870, $3587433, of
s2.5I25cO expended, and in 1871 sJ656679 of
which s2,7s7,1cO was used. Thus although allowed
s9GlGI67 It only expended S7GSoGOO leaving bal
uncc ,96,567. Tho Board had also substituted book
writing for slate-wrtng i'm an the schools had founded
Normal college and had added grade TO The Gram
schools.
A vote was then taken for President, and Barnard
SMITH was unanimously elected. Mr.. SuIl th, taking
the ChaiI warmly thanked the Commissioners for the
honor.
A communication was read from Mayor Hall inform
Ing the Board that he had app ntcd ds hoo Trustees
for five years. Patrick DAVIS Of No. Is Chorryst. ana
Richard b. Hanett of No. rs East IwCtl-st The Com
for supplyn. he Department with books during the
year and had accepted Che lowest offered The Commit
Tee ON schools reported resolution declaring that
candidate 10 the Normal Coli e shau ~ least be Il years
Of axe. -, -,
and Police. granting request of the Department That
ne SuUcIint' udeut OF school shall have the right
pu De taken sick, 10 call upon the nearest Police SIR
geOn OF sanitary Inspector. CoIhmi,sohGr Noou pre-
serted a resolution. ordering the superintendent Of
Schools TO ascertain what teachers during the month
should have absence of pIps exceeding 10 per cent
and 10 report their names 10 the Board. -
The President OF the Normal College, Thomas Hunter,
made , annual report the Board claiming that de-
gree ol success had been achieved n training teachers
For the schools which had astOnished him. that the
cess Of the training school had been very gratifying;
maj the average atte ndauce had been 9G9 and that the
Gicer. of the COLLEGE hoped to build up Institution
which would DC d credit to the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, jan TO- 1872
There was large attendance of spectators
the Exchange this morning but the property ohereo
was not in request aud the sales unsatisfactory
T. II. Ludlow & CO. offered tenement house on EasI
FortyGfth-st but withdrew after receiving bid OF
s2a 100 which was mach below the value Vt the property
as No 25s West Houstdnst for $500 The lease OF the
lot Is from Trinity Church, Il years 10 run from stay J.
1861 at annual rent Of $780, sold su ee 10 Tic usual
restrictions. >,
Mr.. 4. j. Lynch and Hugh Y. Camp offered some de-
sirabe Prospect Park lots. but the prices realized were
not satisfactory to the owner aud the sae was ADJOURNED
for one week.
Messrs. " X. Stevenson Son SOLD on the 81 day on
January, 1872 tho house and lot No Si Flth0Ve 10 Mt
Woolsey i for $1,000 size l51xGj TOT 100 feet when
was resod Jan. for 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
THE FOURTH WARD MYSTERY

the Mora, ,1tsugation was begun, YESTERDAY. ut
be named 'ne case Of the unknown man. supposed 10
No GO Oak, WI" was found lying In the hallway of
the Oakst. po VINO died soon after being removed to
post-Ioortelu evo, 'tion DIR. Joseph Cushaan made
death caused Inv OF the body, and found thai
from extensive COMPRESSION of the brain resulting
case j. at present nvore Of the base OF the skull The
unknown men, who into the hallway ' by So
buried away It tneir burden on the floor and
1ee assaulted by them In tn that the deceased had
the nelghbOrbOod. row In one OF the saloons in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
Sales bp Anttion

A. MERwGS. Auc0ueer
FlY BANGS, MERWIN y Co., Broadway, cor.
ts-scs Of Books. WORKS Of Ar Fancy Goods Fuu nre sc
THURSDAY Jan II, az will be sold collection Of TRAVELS
BIOGRAPHY aad THEOLOGY Also, American Poetry (s0mc scarce
,a'au,sf English Novels Autograph, SC.
NEO. A. LEAVITT * Co. date Lcavitt,
>tr-negb Coz, Clinton Hall Asorp9ce For the bg
Ar,1s Of LBRARRs CoLLECroSs OF Books PAArNGs, asI oil
luls OF LITERARY Property.
GREAT SALE OF FINE BOOKS,
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Jan H. r. 49,
at = o'clock
large elegant collection Of Books London eon. Of
to.ulE scarce IerltuTe supehy illustrated works handsome
bindings among which be mentioned sby Travels, large
Holy Land vols o Lodges Portraits 10 vols
l morocco Kit Kat CAB folio; oaIths Works 4o; Ssckhouse
Inhs IDS Thea'er Is vols
tso Enens Taeaut vols folio; Uhn, oks, Calfeds Por
Watons Angler vols svO half morocco Vspys
Journal half calf Rogers, Poems large
60. Kerrs Travels 10 vols, &C. &C Catalogues redy
Books % exhibition.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY. JAN n.
Mails Nassau T. Havana aud the West Indies per steam
ship Columbia close 40 2. IN.
Mails per steamship Sesa viii close NJ tie PosiOace a. O'CLOCK
nft@ad Of u O'Clock N. usual
No Prutvan Closed Mai ]. sent by this Ire.
lh lccr deposited Supplementary Malls mast be pffplI VIA
toIue p0stagoI
FRIDAY JAy r.
iIs Tor Havana T. PER steamship CLEOPATRA, coss At
SATURDAY. JAN. -
Mails Eurone via Liverpool steamship CITY OF London,
500 No Supplementary Mail lTlsn closed NAL is
Mails the German States per steamship wesor,
clo N o. A German Il al oiy direct hy tins Inc.
Mails Tor France B and Hayrc steamship washington close
French mail by this lire alternate SATURDAYS
SUNDAY jas u.
Al iI. close al IL ococA Tue FOsOhce is ogen ron A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
TIE Y0EEvGIIE POLICE JUsTICEsuIP- TEST
MnNI OF ICDGE COULTER

TIE YOEENILIE POLICE TEST
MONT OF JUDGE COULTER
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge
Ero5v the plaintiff in the MurrJyCOut suit having
closed his case the defense began, yesterday, Judge
Corler boine the dr-t witness lie denied the state
,ocuts NJ uamin the Cauyasscr Of the Twenty
! Word First District, who testified to. a meeting in
! T,reiov's Hotel where new returns forged by
Indie CoultcI's direction, hut admitted that Hamlin
,c HIN returns u front of the CITY Hail. and that
he and Hainlu went with Mr.. OBrien q the barr0om Of
Loc,cys whore they parted. He denied That be knew
Of any change n the returns. on cxaninaon. ne
said he knew nothing of the Police Justice returns til
after the city made he rcecyedtle returns
of tAc Twenty secoud Ward. as Alderman; knew nothing
and did not apy she Commissioners 10 send canvass
crs there he had nothing TO do with getting up the
Tuh Murray tickets and had no arrangement with Mr.
Nj Coulter acting in that election with the y mo-
Gratis, though uuulntly 20 Ecpuhiicdu judge IS 10Y
ruled out the questions Will the rclnafh' ,,a I
charges had been brought against Gen. Grant MT Co-
ter said ht had been oicc-lnd.r for ten or tNcNc
had ho cu HIrborAiJStcr. Polio" captain Nluri
oi the IomhS Alderman, and school Trustee; ne I>EHi
the lotttr oicc, ana JOhh ~iacum was appointed III HIS
stead. bat not by any arrangement that ne knew o.
j OErcu testified that hc was ASH lni Assessor o.
Internal for the Eighth District; wa. caNaSScr
of the INtu District of the TWCutY->croud NdE saw
give Coulter turn before he went INT" INC 10" t. li
the latter put the paper ia his pocket ana dld moi take 1t
/ Out while ia The hotel.
that he Cluvds,cr Of the INtl D.Silc, ~ maj
election; kept place about 20 years ago on EchiIs''
/ Tor It killing utcmcn frequently Htu-hi ihtF d"R'
there 10 item the lts; Judge coulter ad no uo1@'
! hat hr often ctIuc there With others.
| Adjourned tIl today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
SEIZURE or DISEASED MEAT IN MARKET

TIE TRIBUN NE account OF the sale OF diseased
meat in Washington Market and of the failure OF the
Inspector to seize it created degree OF vigilance on
the part Of the Health officers novel az 1t was uneX
pectcd. Col DcVoc learning that veal liable To seizure
might be expected Washington Market informed the
inspectors appointed by the Health Board and accord
nSy the superintendent and officers made visit TO the
| na net AT about a. III. yesterday. They seized IN
we've "a a'es % or 80 carcasseS Of dressed veal when
called tn u ioI sale The superintendent attention was
and exot Of beef hanging IN one OF the staiIHi
from naIIr"i auOn proved that the animal had dlcd
Another caHsos, 1.-THE Health officers seized 1t.
in an unlcatbO' beef which gave evidence OF being
doubleday slanr. condition, although had been I'M
made an iuspec" ~ was seized. The Health Officers
gone however o. S Violation q law After they had
r., ,i,t a. ~ - rye quantity of mn III noutrv vas
prouSht lO tne market and s6d 20 pulu pou.IS VIE
Vi az 10y ~ s S al Washington and Vesevst CON,
laIneH sVul anu ucraSiig poultry unit ~ & H. ,,.
store or ana much less eaten NC keP III any
An improvement in the surrOund'arh'.
apparent, the streets in the vicinity ~ me marker Is
appearance than they have for long fiu I! Deter
1cls OF poultry were seized on of s tH "O par
being offensive as To attract attention 'S' 'e odOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
PfCSFNGERN ARR{TED.

FROM LIvERPOOI-u steamship Oceuc. JAN. l0F Buliran
+. lindsey aud family, Ben
walker IT,, Edwn J. Jagues M. LathoP AID .lr 3D. A. Bu @
~ StrNc and family. Jas Robertson, Col Mfcas an wife t.
3nde Brown r. H. Curry and Wi W. A. Watt ana
gf. family, Miss Buivaut H. V. Noonen " 3 Goibe G. III
Dr. W and family j. Harrison { smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
THE STOKES c.o

Coroher Yonngs stenogranhor b.
written out the testimony taken AT ,o "' NV ycV
II Is understood that as Il no.. inquest. ou'
ATTORNEY ' sor whole matter win be sen, ., ,h
Coroner depart fro tn ~ Is not intention Of The
" such cases. N 'u'"niary mode OF procednrc