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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
THE NEWS In THE CITY.

The news that Gov. Hoffman had vetoed the
Charter had very ttle II any, effect upon the officials
most interested for the reason, 1t Is said, that they
knew week ago, what action he would take In regard
to 1t. Some Of these officials. however, manifested
considerable uneasness the possibility Of the Charters
passing the but when 1t was learned that the
veto had been sustained by largo majority this feeling
gave way TO one Of undsgulsed and several
Of tho Assistant Aldermen were seen congratuating
each other upon their new leases Of power.
In the meeting of the Committee OF Seventy, held on
Monday night the probability Of veto was freely dis
cussed and the majority Of the members present seemed
TO be fully impressed with the belief that the Charter
would not be approved by Gov Hoffman. The ASSERT
that the defeat OF the Charter offered by the Commit
tee will result In tho dsbanding Of the organization Is
unqualifedy denied.
James NJ Brown in rendering his resignation as Vice
President Monday evening" very fully expressed the
sentiment Of Committee Of Seventy when no said
that 1t was his hope that the Committee would never
cease to exist no matter what the changes in legislation
or In politics might be; that the Committee had con-
tended without any legislative assistance against
the Tammany Ring, and that Its success en-
titled 1t to the respect Of oil lovers OF
REFORM A sub Committee, appointed on Monday even
ing, to consider tho disposition which should DO
made of tho Charter. viii report to the Com
mittee Of Seventy ut special meeting called
for tomorrow evening Several members OF the
Committee expressed the opnon last night that inc
the Objectionable feature OF cumulative voting as tns
principle diused through every portion OF TINS In
strumeDt and they seemed unanimous IN the oeel tna
the Charter Of the Committee was lost beyond nope Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

OF the expenditures and transactions Of the City Govern
ment ready Of Taxpayers TO the city acconns
and opportunities to tho people to change their Chief
Magistrate ut short intervals and all the safeguards Of
good government are furnished.
with such charter the people OF the City OF Now
York should told In plain terms BY the Legislature,
that they must do their share as the people do else
where IN looking after their local AFFAIRS and 30 contrib
uting their part TO the maintenance OF republican gov,
ernment From special Legislation on the subject and
from Applications from year year for amendments to
the charter Legislature should resolntey turn
am aware that this charter has been prepared under
the auspices of committed Of seventy prominent citi-
zens OF New York who have recently done good public
service in another way some OF whom have been con
yersant with public affairs but many OF whom are OF the
class that has heretofore neglected giving any time or
attention TO such matters have entire respect Tor the
intentions Of this Committee but canno let It's
control NINE so convinced an that great and disas-
trous evils city likely TO grow out OF the enact
City of York was clanoring for IT, would not give
A. NV approvaI JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
DECISIONS-APRIL 80.

Supreme Court hdmbers-By Judge Brady.-Zei-
ger ag Williams Os-Moton granted Allen sg Kngnan
on granted Havneyer Havmeer Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Walker sgt Walker Gold Mining CO-Appc.On denied
b. Jasss Barrett People eI rel Borynge sg Andrew II
Green A. constituting the Boa Of
the writ must be altered TO conform thereto Arcc
Co AuslnSure approved Russell g Lynch
ter guardianship Henry L. Cannon the security insult
feent both the Of the penalty and to the amount
which the proposed sureties certify
Supeyior Court-Spec;al Tern-By Judge McCunn.
Stevenson as Sprat a-Jgnens for plaintiff Mary Hall
aOn the Of the referee let decree be en-
Koeler Roeter sMoton for distribution OF the
distribution Tweed gt Richard Tweed-Let an
order be entered the within case referring the case 70 "
by Judge Mouesmtb Tighe-MOon granted with leave 10
Zee opinion with ces Dawson at PsrkeH-Jadgment r
plaintiff for claimed see opinion with clerk Stranger sgs
By Judge BarbOa-lueer al Earle ct scase settled with
By Judge MOue-Desan sgs Decentralization dsnsd with $40
costa 90. 49, 49,.
Common Pids-Special 7erm-By Judge Loew.-
Gallagher e characterization for leave to serve Smened sn'.ef
ton denied and sa vacated a SwanSes memorandum Tor
counsel
Court Of Appeals-ALBANY. April So.-In the Court
OF Appeals followed decisions handed down judgments
affirmed Gooeh Massachusetts Mutual LIE
Insurance Company Carpenter Carver sgt Bonner 'ose ag
Cowy the Pioneer Paper COMPANY sg Buchanan, Kelly tsberf
att B,cock McCary Judgments reversed. new tas
gqane TO abide even-Poncher York Central Rail
Company Commercial Bank Of Kentucky ag Vnnm Weaver
agt Baren Mccormick sgt Pennsvana Central RAILROAD Coa
Van yera Motion denied with $40 cossRead ag President &c.
and Hudson Canal Company Judgment annned TO
trial granted him. abide the evnt-Wetmore ag
the Supreme Court and decree OF the SGTrogae
reversed without costs and proceedings ag
This will from PndaI the ID Of May unt inc E"'
Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Aldermen.


STATED SESSION,
(OrFIcIALl MONDAY, April %, 1872, o'clock p. m.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment; A..
President in the Chair and full quorum of members
The minutes Of the meeting OF April 70, 1872, we're
i0'' "A' PETITIONS rprrH AND RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
nv Alderman NATURALIZATION Of property owners,
with resolution that Immediate measures be taken to
have Avenue cleaned with resolution that the street
Cleaning Commission be requested to take measures to
compel contractor for cleaning the streets OF the city
to immediately clean Avenue z, said avenue being In
very filthy condition, and detrimental to the health OF It's
BY Alderman Gilsey-Resolred That the Comptroller's
attention be called to the filthy condition q the public
to the contractors Of STRENGTHENING until the streets are
Nv Alderman Coman-That permission be given to Pc
ter Griffith connect premises Nos sis and $50 Pearst
with iron pipe.
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen be requested to
return this Board the ordinance adopted at the last
meeting in relation to paving South Ffthave with Bel
By Alderman Van schaicE-That the Cotton Exchange
Association be authorized to repair or repaye the
adjoining the Cotton Exchange Building. at their own
expense Also to relay make new crosswaks across
Soonest. and Pearl.st., at their own expense
By Alderman Plunktt-rhat John McDOnough and
John H. OHara be and they are hereby appointed Com
mss9ners OF Deeds in and for the city ana County a.
liam Phair and James A. Ovingon, whose terms OF once
have expired.
he ia hereby appointed Commissioned OF Deeds In aud
for city and County OF NewYork in the place and
stead OF Patrick Feeney, whose term OF once mas eA'
pred. 49,. -
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
By Alderman Falconer-rhat street lamp be placed
and lighted in front OF the Home for Women, No. 2ls
Water-st
BY Alderman TitzgeraldThat the pavement In Green
witch ST. from the Battery ~ Canalst, be immediately
repaired. =,
by Alderman Martln-fThat Seventy fourthst,, from
Eighthaye the Boulotard be regulated and graded,
the curb gutter set and the sidewalks tagged
where not already done.
That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
and directed TO the lease for the second third,
fourth. and fifth floors OF Nos 234 aud 235 Broadway
BY Alderman Joyce-That Observation-Disclosures.
from Fifthave. To the Boulevard, be regulated and
graded the curb and gutter stones set and sidewalks
tagged.
BY Alderman vance-rhat Twenty fourth st. between
Tenth aud Eleyenhaves be regulated and graded the
curb and gutter Stones set and the sidewalks Tagged
where not already done.
BY Alderman Gilsey--That Twenty-ninth-st from
Broadway To the North RIVER be paved with Belgian
trapblOck pavement.
by Alderman Mehrbach-That Twenty-sxth-st. from
Lexington to Thirdaye be paved with Belgian or trap
block pavement
That Fourteenth 81. from Ninthave. TO tho North
River, be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement
That Ptst., from Grand 10 Ioasorst, be paved with
Belgian or trapblock pavement.
Iv Aldermen WIdor-Ihat the Committee on Aria ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Dominic Healy charged with selling unstamped
cigars was committed yesterday. By Commissioner Shed1 for sIanna
ton.
At tho Tombs Police Court, yesterday, William Ar
mold Justice Downg sabbing John McGrath OF
No. % Cheuy-st early yesterday
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, John
Wood was held shandey attempting TO steal money from
William Gus grocery store No 100 Jacob Scneier
poe Moses Hamburger No. La East Fourth for stealing 29
from um while he asleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
COURT CALENDARs-rHIs DAY.
COTIRT
supRxxR CouRr-, "opens OF 10 m--Calen
dar called at u IN -

SUPREME COURT "opens q. 10 m Caen'
darc called at ~
,os Malcolm AFT Allen 49, Of the petition
142. Cooper sgt Amber ct al - OF EDWARD r Wees
ia In The natter Of tie sba Hil!reth Shepard
ton Of James T. Croley 1873. Callahan sgt ohou,ke
and Mav A. Smith 1872. Schoonmaker ag. Dillon
Ies Fnrigb act Enright 1884, Ford ct al
2Oo. Porter sgt wsring.
MIpt,r CoURr-TRr.L TERx-PARr L-CUKTIs J-Opens snd
Calendar called at 10 a m.
$3.50. Mahonev agt Quinn. 1874. .Manman sgt heirs
8s70 Love AIT Bauh 1915. Taylor sg- Isaacs
eess Michael. at Beipg $40. Smith sgt Totten.
a95T Mnrpby AT MaheSa 89i7. Gleason sgt Tslmadge
1858. .Ashmsn sg Boas 8S Mahenoeiger az. sleinie
s960. Sheppard sgt Warner. 1913 Meyers agt vlncenk
1862. Hendrickson agt. Hart. $3.50 habe sgL Klein
1904 Pnlay AIT White 1891. .O'Den Stevenson
s9S5 Boletho sgt Leya 1881. Davis sgt. LaBdman.
psea Sbay sgt Jenkns 1888. Reed AIT Lanison.
8y7l. .Maashue ag. Schwartz 1894 Holland ag' Marsh
1912. Fischer sgL Ksfe 1886. Hart agt Lssacf
ay1l Jobnsou AIT GRAY 1857. .WaIach sgt Lescher.
CorRr or ApPRAs-ArBAyY April 3The following u the Cal
l. Nos 20 POO, 1884, lao, ~, LOO, Hi, oI
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Saws the Castroviile Argus:

"a very foolish custom obtains gem
orally among women converting the
upper portion of their dresses into
needle books and pin-cushions. Shis
habit is not only absurd but really dan
gerous to others, as witness a case in
point: Last Sunday, DR.. &. Putnam,
of this place. extracted a fine needle.
two inches in length, from the breast
of his baby-boy. 1t was partially cor
roded, and imbedded SO firmly in the
muscles, that considerable force had to
be used in drawing it out"
To which the. Colusa Gal Sun adds:
"Yes, and we saw a gentleman, the
other day, suffering intense pain from
q scratch on the hand, proceeding from
the same cause"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

THE SpoRM.-In Washoe Valley the
rain fell in torrents on Tuesday after
noon, making in some places a per
feet Hood and washing away the roads:
in fact, from all accounts from the
country round it seems that the rain
was pretty generally distributed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

Lovers of extra fine cigars will find
six choice brands of imported Hav-
anas, at Brooks cigar stand, Postoffice,
Carson, viz: Juan y Martinez, La Flor
de Morales, Fisaros, Manuel Gracias,
DE Nillar y Villars, Ell Orden de Ha-
bana, by the single cigar or hundred
Agency for Havana Lottery tickets.
S. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex.
door to the Carson Theateri IS receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh veye-
tables. of all kinds, Strawberries, nuts
and candies, etc, which he keeps con
stantly on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine his goods.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticUlar attention paid to viewing. =
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State, and
everybody will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
ALFALFA.-Five hundred pounds
of California Alfalfa Seed, just received
and for sale by c. f. Cotton, South
Carson street, opposite Capitol.
If you desire rosy cheeks and a com
plexion fair and free from pimples and
blotches, purify your blood by the use Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t has no equal for this purpose.
For the very best photograph, go to
Friend Il Marston's brick gallery, on
second street. Pictures IN all branches
of the art, at reduced prices. =
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
LocAL iNrELLIcENcE.


Reno-Arriyes from at $50 4 m. Closes
for at $3.50 p. m
VIrginia-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes for at 3.45 p. m.
Genoa and Aur0ra-Arrives from at
$50 p. m. Closes for at $3.50 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
ArrivSls at the Hotels. Z


oRMsBY ~HousE-sEoRoE D. FRxER, FRoPRI.IoR.
II Sym ans. Pine Grove Pr Adams Bird geport
P Reddy, Independence VIM williams, Vug nia
D J Comfy, Lone Pine II Brakcs'y.
Mr. d ivis, GsROa r jackson, suffer Creek
Mrs Haines 4 2 sons, do J B BRADLEY, Rocklin
Master Z Wi ney, 8 T W. Hanil IN. Car on
Henry Powers, silver c JIG Laws, homo
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

John Rave, San Fpan A H Hall, Truckee
Jarvis, ." Nv Vansickle, Cs-son v
J VI Gil,ova-y Frank'n Geo Eggleston,
. Ca neron, Wash re " Terry, Antelope '
NJ Hogan, Pine Nut
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

W J Smith. Carson V II Arnst, Reno
q No. ris. Clear Creek L Gil 'ener, ."
C Schulz, Clear Creek J Kahley,
NJ Wortheim-r, Virginia
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

ST. HARLEs-asoRaE rUFLr, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-28

CA NAeSE2 To-NIsE1.-a429y CA
Ea3 kis great ro7pe VII apes: tonight
in Washington Hal Jo5ncy Booke- i
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hLl i tAis c:ry. IL tie x-tis.s c.! n.
E.t5scs3 k51cI lin 1-s s.xz L he p-o-
'eslaa, an her progress tan1ra II.
oo=aa! resembles s nsgzisosa; triumph.
a pcnoesaoa uu-e ;AIa anything tie re
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APPEARED = oc- ctr. CGI T.Eo.= i s
hos L himself, sa3 LIS Lis S535lae Il
god hzao: bsSors e svGskx Nhsa be
dos E2sAk- il i oaiy % king The b1ass
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edna San PHos, Is fcIy ag2L 70 s-T
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yersAlE ;AEnE with thsS- soazs sd
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and pleasing CGiE n lis cuuic E;ar;nc
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iss- God Is thee Is NV uoa so-riEh; ve
0SE ex2eS . teAS q god thing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-28
NJ. GUTMAN & co.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
MEMS UNDERWEAR,
N. cUTMAM 4 cos.

TEASsTkEs OF RAJ EsTATE-Durine
the week ending Friday, Octobsr 9Slh,
tie tnlioEins Transfers q reGl estAse were
lett At The Recorders oHce:
PoEE Of Attorney By Sarah E HGnil.
tua % jane Hamilton Admitted octo-
be9 l9.
Deea nA8e OF 10, b. George Hi and
vile to Philip Rep, tor pan d It No IS,
fronting ~ teet % Lin3sley street and
running htek % teet &locg A Atty; $50,
Admitted oe.obG 10.
Deea made 0e4CSef ., BY jeremiah
OBciea and vie 70 AlexAnder Gnbbsp,
tor the eAS hall q lot IL, Zane street,
kAs; Wheeling NI0Ho. Admitted 0eao.
Deai made October 3, BY Jscob Fra
fnsG sd wife 70 A ThilnSn Sod R q.
Gilles2y. fas soQth half Of lot - ana TIE
EhoSe q lot So SortA Wheeling; 6, 100
Admitted 0ctoher -
Dee3 made January 5, 1870, by D. C,
LIST and D. Lamb, CunnisSuoers ifot he
sAPhsc3 estate, 70 Heary II HsTey, 10
los 9, 10, II, l., IS and Il in sahiiTiSion
B q Tie shepherd estate, $1l2S0 Ad-
nitts3 OctOSI a
Daa3 made October l, byJ & Store,
God vie TO Henry u. HerTey, for 5 tcreG
? RODS and u perches q land, beinS pATt
q s1S-tiTlsSoa c a The SAspheed eyiA,s
SS$S 81. Admitted OctGber =.
Deaa made octobe; 81, By Recorder d
Ohjo county % A Wiser, fr lots 50 Gai
81, CAldEe!Ts addition, Cen-e Wheeling
Admitted October g.
Deaa mast OesohG :, tyJ.C Camp
bel and otAEs to Richard V. Whe,xn
toc The C1&vi3e3 1TeExths q lots u
&oa Is, Byron street. $1,000. Adnitte1
oetobe- "a
An Igreeaeai made Sspsenbs- "a
iSa, between Joshua Bodily and v. q
HArTisoo, trustee tHNAry JGoe Wins, 3.
TO building partition Val Adnitse;
Otob= IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-28

SARSuw EscAFE-Tes.e-a1y, : nxa
whose nsae sc Eece DOT abe % Esoz-
tain, kl oves the bank jas hsloE where
the Came Brooks Is lying IN tie rive-,
and lad . a&-row escape from beng In
ed The distance BE fel nus certainly
Be tor1y o. afy ieet PGsoas Who Wit
nesse3 The occurrsooe So3 Eenf to tie
mans rslia expected to ind him dad,
bat strange IS it may seem, be US Dot
much Acst The al nay be charged up
to TIE seoozn; q whisky Is the party was
VGy much unses Is isaceoce Al tAe
tine
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rifles IECD-Tbe csse q Tie S1:e
n Gorge ". RGbasoo 10. EszinE, EEs
30Fa @ Saturdays 6ock& n the Crc1;
C5z-t $~ raA, sa3 zoalt hsve ben dis
poss5 {. hGt fG be oo1-&tsa3Aooe c.
Es;s-i& T!roSsE as Eooo- directed
rajss 20 Be Issued tgsinS TIE Ehseafss,
ADD oor&-osi he csse uotl tonr.uE
Hra:oc
This h ~ right Is ar - :; eosS %,
EhasTg heard q witness beng fined
uo3E A:1ie! Il il preSE E2EzTy ID
d=rEnna ;AIi pE6s ssnnooed 70 testify
Z cnGrt iorc 70 TEy great risk L DIT
ossEng F1nDuas Al las re ME 50
taoa The fses thAi 50 nary q then AL
. make 5sI GpqeKrIoce $: tie tina
specified toC Uil Fra tbs csase 1Iooe
rss1lu large saGre q the Jaws 6a.y"
ve bs2- 50 mach 4buzt
We Eoaj3 Dot have or readers think
thki tie foregoing GeaEH xrs GSaoe A.
p5oASie . G CG.cg1 Coat q nre e
peG&ny 10 thN than the seve-L tribunals
q justice which nss IN tbs CIV. We
have observed tbs seeming infi5eeoce
Iooct oheyIag The EEo31:s q hose L
tzaT1ty, running throaEh al The cuzyH
tra Tie hiEhest TO TIE I0~ess Er15e
Tie tine has cooe, Ee thi.k, fr = Sigh;
retrn N tits Hias-, God tie cuart insa.
gu1tng Il VI deETe koa receive tie
cu11o3I6n q tie gasl pzhSe
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CnoCH Co1xZ-Ja3se Nsr:a y
making rHR3 progress !, 6s2oS,r o: he
8nckss q tss Csrc5f Court AID i ut
prevented b. tie onEae3Esoe a vii.
aeSas, be vi ra3ooe { 70 -SAlls. ro-
PE6ns ihGa Il h@s 5aa tx ssT-L
yAn
HE t1gEiag haSoss r.s rxs.c:s3
SEs-3sy: Tie case o. Nh A 5. TroE.
hi3ge n he City q Wheeling. rsn1,3.
fun the Coc1 {: Appeals, rs u5=43
to Dc dacks+A1
S:sts n 4 Bl@-sEo ;o5ic1aeu
ioc seEoE bq0T O szo3sy-p8s 0. 70;
Er lad i eScA, tEikis hsa, foa3 SO
Io3 eaEs 4 ooe soi acquitted !, lie
u:hs-,
S:S.s n L wAtbs.. aae u Lo1is
Eos-E Two cases. s1ae a Jaaa S:so-
- tcsssS o Il sane "a CIV EckAI-t
i1sses Ma :, >, 81 5, selling lq7o: 70
@rs klso !uz, cSses selling O SUI
okEl wee E5jaScx.s; .c3 zn= Q: SO
All onss L esca ckss 11pRs3- Tnss
Es-e ts:t= chg CASES tsEa1 S;e2s=l
s7i lie SIE,e :GJsi - E1ks iaez OF
Ss tr rll toSyE-S1:s - c. f.
RS1-soc, o9c1A5 q: 1alGEiL killing;
skDe a C2Krjs ASsS5-iEhL GSsz,; I'D
a1i:s-E sEos u 4Ios:t Bauce, u-,sw:-l
Aooaag \ p=bAe plL:.-
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