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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
TEN LITTLE BOILERS.

Ten little bolters getting into line
One of them boited, and then there were nine.
Nine little bolters, organized by hate,
Fought among themselves, and then there were
eight.
Eight little boilers claimed to be eleven;
One couldn't see it, and then there were seven.
Seven little bolters playing silly trick,
One got disgusted, and then there were six.
six little boilers getting in a hive,
One got stung, and then there were five.
Five little bolters play game of draw
One got busted, and then there were four.
Four little boiters getting up "a tree, E
One tumbled over, and then there were three.
Three little bolters sitting in the dew;
One got the collie and then there were two.
Two little bolters talking very freely,
One got mad and the other went for Greeley.
One little bOlter sitting alone,
Swallowed up his own self and then there was
none.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
ExPONENTS OF POLITICAL SENTl-
MENT.

When the Confederate party
thought they had carried North
Carolina, its entire press insisted
that the result was to be accepted
as true exponent of the inevitable
drift of political sentiment, as re-
lated to the Presidential struggle.
Very well. If the Democracy can
not hold their own in a naturally
Democratic State, what is their
chance for carrying the naturally
Republican States, without which
they have not the slightest chance
of final triumph? This is the in
teresting problem which just now
addresses itself to them for solu-
fiOn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

corrupt, dishonest and swindling
Democratic william" said Mr.. Beck
man, as he handed an old Tribune
editorial to the Governor.
The Governor read it over twice,
then looked rs if he was trying to
look straight through Mr.. Beekman,
row of carriages, and a two feet
brick partition-then he slammed
down his hat and went up stairs.
They say the Governor has spent
every moment in his room since,
whistling the following to the tune
of the Mable waltz: -----
Some of "H. G.'s" backers-deny it who will
stood guard on the "dead line" of anderson
vile.
They go for the man by whom Davis was bail
ed.
Instead of the man by whom Davis was whale
ed,
New York Commercial Adrertts-
er.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
A HORRIBLE DEATH..A MAN HAS A
PiTCHFORK RUN THROGH HIS
HEAD.

Our young friend, Joseph f.
Hoover, has furnished us the follow
ing: A man named George Leyda,
residing near New Harrisburg in
Carroll county, was pitching some
hay from n wagon in his barn on
last Saturday, when his horses gave
a sudden start, causing him to loose
his balance, when the fork handle
ran into the side of the NOW and
became fast, the man falling against
the fork. The prongs entered he
low his cheek bone, penetrated
through his head, and came out
above his ear. The man fingered
in great agony until Monday morn
ing, when death relieved him of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adpocate.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
FIRST BALLOT.
SECOND BALLOT.

The chairman then announced
the vote and it was moved and car
ried that the nomination be made
unanimous.
Capt. d. W. Wilson, Capt. Beer
and j. X. Agnew, were appointed a
committee to announce to Capt
Douglas his nomination.
On motion the convention then
proceeded to ballot for Elector.
The names of r. X. EnOs, of
Holmes, W. C. Lemert, of Craw-
ford, and Gen. l. NJ. Kirby, Of Wy
andot, were announced.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

Mrs. MATTHEWS, the mother of
Vice President Colfax, died at her
residence in South Bend, Indiana,
Saturday. She had long been a
sufferer from malignant cancer.
She was most exemplary woman,
a Christian in practice as well as in
profession, possessing all the vir.
tues and graces which ennoble
humanity and raise the finite to com
panionship with the Infinite. Mr.
Colfax will have the sympathies of
all who know him in his sad bereave-
ment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

There being no choice, the chair
man ordered the convention to pre-
pare for the second ballot.
SECOND BALLOT.
The same vote and result.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

-"If any man attempts to haul down
the American flag, SHOOT him on the
spot" said Dix some years ago. Dig is
of the same mind still, and trains with
Grant.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
WHAT HORACE GREELEY KNOWS
ABOUT DIFFERENT THINGS.
What II. G.. Predicted about the coming
Presidential Election.

What II. G.. Predicted about the coming
Presidential Election.
ave have heard it remarked that,
should the election of 1872 copy
those of 1870, a Democrat would be
chosen President. But that is a
miscalculation. Missouri was not
carried by the Democrats in 1870,
but by the Schurz and Gratz Brown
Republicans; but We assume that
enough of these will probably go
clear over to put the State against
US in II. We trust they will get
sick of their strange company, and
come back in season for ~. Oregon
went Democratic in 1870, by far
smaller majority than at her State
election of '6S; yet when she came
to vote for President, she gave Sey-
mour but 164 of majority over
Grant. We drifted astern much
further in '62 than in 10, but more
than recovered our lost ground when
we came to Presidential year, when
almost every legal voter comes to
the front. We purpose to repeat
the dose in '72."-Tribune, Janu-
arg "a, III.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

There being no choice the chair
man ordered the convention to pre-
pare for the fourth ballot.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
What II. G.. Kne,c in 1S43 about an irreg-
uldr Presidential Candidate in 1872.

What II. G.. Ene,c in 1S43 about an irreg-
ular Presidential Candidate in 1872.
"When one manifestly not called
to be Candidate by the unquivocal
voice of the Country, or even of his
own party,is seen elbowing, jostling,
jockeying in a crowd of aspirants
for the party nomination, writing
electioneering letters, ,higgling about
the terms of the Convention, and
obviously striving to secure to him
self all possible advantage in the
time of assembling, the manner of
electing Delegates and the mode OF
voting, we feel that the spectacle
presented is one discreditable to the
individual in the foreground, and
humiliating to the dignity of the
American People. Tribune, June
8, '43.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
What II. G.. Fnep in 1S43 about an eqair
coating Presidential Candidate.

VA0 II. G.. Tneio in 1913 about an eQuir-
coating Presidential Candidate.
"Mr. Van Buren is determined to
secure his nomination first, land then
deal with the Tariff and other per-
picking questions as the necessities
of the Canvass shall require. 1t is
not probable that such nomination
will command the respect of the
party for which it processes to act,
or of any portion of it but the per-
sOnal adherents of its author.
AS an expression of opinion its de-
cision will be a manifest farce
Tribune, April 20, 1S43.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
What II. G.. Ko,os about a Mans "Rt
membering his Friends."'

eff anybody is disposed to grum-
BILE that the President ordinarily
chooses from his own side of the
house, we beg leave to dissent.
When he Mr.. Fillmore was Vice
President, his word did not go far
in the matter of appointments; now
he is President, let him, to a liberal
extent, remember his friends. This
is a revolving planet, so that every
one gets on the sunshiny side in his
turn. That is ir."-Trihune, Oc-
tober 9. 1850.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
What II. G.. Kn0,os about the Prospects
of Gen. Grants Reelection.

What II. G.. Kno,os about the Prospects
of Gen. Grants Reelection.
GAS q Republican we have no
right and no wish to direct the fu
ture course of the party to which
we shall. stand opposed. If that
party shall see fit to challenge us to
fight over again the battle Of 1868
we shall of course take up the gage
with great well-found confidence of
success.
"We have no fear that the Amer
ican people will reverse in '72 the
verdict they recorded in the election
of Grant and Colfax. In purely
partisan aspect, we should consider
this our best hold" - Tribune,
March II, 1871.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
What H. G.. Kneo about Gen. Grant's
opinion Of Recenue RGtOrmers.

What H. G.. Kne,o about Gen. Grants
opinion Of Rerenue Rdtormers.
President Grant has expressed
precisely the opinion we should have
expected from him concerning the
Gratz Brown movement in Missouri.
He considers it an effort to disor-
ganize the Republican party without
cause, which no good Republican
who has the interests of the country
and of the party at heart can fail
zealously to combat. How any man
protesting Republicanism can fail to
take the same view is one of the
which only Revenue Re-
formers, Tammany Republicans,and
other political nondescripts be can
pected to understand" ."-Iribune,
September 81, 1870. .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
What II. G. Ene,c in 1858 about selling
out the ReDublicdn Party in 1872,

What II. G. Ene,o in 1858 about selling
out the Republican Party in 1872.
"Several gentlemen of the edito-
rial profession are warmly engaged,
with such sagacity and prescience
as Providence has allotted to them,
in drawing up proposals for the dis
position of the Republican party,
which they seem to regard as piece
of merchandise which it will be
vastly profitable to sell and equally
disastrous to keep. That conjunct-
ure of public affairs must be pecu-
liar and a rare one which will either
authorize or permit county conven-
tions,or party leaders of which such
conventions are too often composed,
to offer at public vendue the suf-
frages of about a Million of Voters,
honest and intelligent, or presumed
to be so. There have been in the
past, and there may be in the future,
parties manufactured for sale, and
therefore venal and vendible. Those
who have undertaken to dispose of
the Republican Party will do well
to consider whether the circumstan-
ces of its inception and Of its ex-
istence, through victory and defeat,
up to the present time, indicate
those indispensable conditions,
without which its own ratification
of the little transaction-somewhat
necessary, we venture to suggest
would be hopeless; and without
which the most mischievous dis
traction and the most lamentable
disintegration would be only tenn
porary. A great party, under any
circumstances,is pretty hard thing
to sell: a party composed of men
who have, or profess to have con-
sciences, is the hardest thing in the
world to dispose of."-TriJune,
December 3, 1853.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15
WOMAN

By an immense practice, extending through q
period Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases OF those diseases peculiar
to woman, have been enabled to perfect q most
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the indl
cations presented by that class OF diseases with
positive certainty and exactness
To designate this natural specific compound.
A-S'S AoA4SoA ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

lAauhctured at the Chemical Laboratory Of
r. y FIERCE, n. a., RVp'r
BUFFALO, NE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-08-15

On motion these were adopted in
the whole.
The nomination of candidate
for Representative being next in Or
der, Capt. d. W. Wilson nominae
ted Capt. Thomas E. Douglas; H.
c. Carhart, Esq, nominated Will
lard S. Hickox, both of Richland.
The convention then proceeded
to ballot. After much delay the fol-
lowing resulted:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06

Gov. WM. SMITH of Virgiuia hai
written Greeley letter closing thus
The world will see, aud the worlc
will understand, that it isloyc ofcoun
try and our deep anxiety that sound
principles should prevail, which cna,
bies us e, overcome our repugnance tC
those with whom we may have to CO.
operate that in going for Liberal re.
publican-ayc, even Mr.. Greeley-our
purpose IL TO drive the Goths and Van
dals from the capital, and to secure the
ascendancy and firm establishment OF
those principles without which liberty
is a myth, a sounding brass and tink
ling cymbal.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06

NorIuSd ttKt A TRADE.-A return
to the old plan of apprenticipg boys to
trades is being advocated. The hosts
of young men in every large city who
apply for employment and fail 10 get il
for the reason that they can not truth
fully affirm that they are educated or
specially fitted for any particular bust
tioss, constitutes potent argument in
favor ofrcform Under theapprcntice
system VIC should have fewer ignorant
mechanics and incompetent business
men. A trade is half a mans for
tune.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06
@. ~. BxI3RS

s ~ ~ n y N~IC
Always keeps on hand q COM
plete stock Of Drugs, Patent
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet
Articles, Perfuinery, Brushes
etc. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. aI'l
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06
RICE, BROADDUs & co.

We have opened a Carpet
Store, at the old stand of
Broaddus & Hyman, where
we will be pleased to show
the largest, best and cheapest
stock of Carpets in the mar
ket, at prices to suit ALL
Don't fail to give us a call,
and we will make it pay you.
Gentlemen and boys don't
fail to look at our stock of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06

4 rithing writer in an Euglisb iour.
nal Of iAHIon says "Chignons fall en-
cascade down the back and ripple un.
der waves o. lace, which tumble in
chaotic confusion from tn tor Of the
nav N-t nr.nncl hnt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-06

By him from the said Treasurer. in
sealed packages, marked with tho
word register over the Official Gig
nature Of the said Treasurer.
Under this section il is the duty OF
post masters TO register, without fee,
all letters containing fractional or
other currency Of the United States
sent to the Treasurer OF the United
States for redemption, and delivered
TO them for mailing.
There are fifteen paragraphs more.
but they. are mere repetitions Of exist.
ing regulations.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
KrM.YonK. Thursday, Aug. I, 1917.


AT tho Exchange this morning two sales took
place, viz: BY Muller wilkins Co.. legal sale under tne
direction OF wyys Hodges referee, ofone lot OF ground
Bxl00 located the south side OF Nneteentnst DC
tween Sixth and Seventhaves tabout midway Whicn
was purchased by L. r. Wheeler for $4,000 The egai
SALE which to have been made by the same auction
GERS, OF tenement property East Elcyentht 10 Ieet
west OF Frsaye adjourned by order of the referee
VIM III. Hart until the 9th prox.
James NJ Miller sold by legal order under direction OF
Robert T. Hope, referee one lot 25x02, together WIN
seventhninhst 226 feet east OF secondave; sale made
subject 10, and over and above, mortgage OF $1,000
and past due interest from Oct 1, 1871, TO julius
Poerschka for s7,05o
At private sale. Messra. Fox Bros report having
the side OF Fourhaye running from Fiftyfth 10
tysixthst for 100000 IL also reported 10 us that the
six inside lots located the west side OF Eeyenthve
between NInetysixth and Undergraduates, have
been purchased for 0O Two three sales OF BOule
properties reported but for lack OF authentic
Information refrain from mentioning them Entirely
Independent OF usual custom at tins season OF the year.
Jere. johnson. jr, POLITICALLY advertlses another SUD
urban sale--vz. at Bay Side, L. H. for Tuesday next
being the third and cosing0ut sale or the " Mlcke
estate particulars Of which will be found IN the adver
tisement.
large property in Nyack is advertised IN col
by Messrs A. j. Blocker Son Co.. for sale In lots
and plots AS place OF residence II Is unsurpassed Tor
beauty health and increasing value between NewYork
and Albany. -.
during the remainder OF this week, viz:
Frtddy, Ayg
-y Joseph Meure legal sale under the direction Of James H. Cole
eer house and bot 2Ol0r located on TIE north SIDE Of
Thirty yfouIth-st Al feet inches cast Of renth-aye
Saturday, Aug a,
By A. j. Blocker Son Co. The premises at Nyack on tle
HUDSON River 100 lots and plois Of u being the properly Known
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
8isa msoatx ano Railroads

TOR ROND0UT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
Il ra sewbuh MtOu P6ogbiesps ,ad gsoR1s Ihs as,l
boss THOMAS CORNELL Ald JAMES W. BALDWIN ieA'e
st4 D. IN. Pier 81. a. r., foot Hsrisonst
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW W-JERSEfc - -
Fraght Depot Ne wforf loot oil %
meets at soeYe wits South r. Hampton yuneaoa WI
the LaetAxsnna Wesern aro.d al b
Vssy Railroad s copaeesous formisg direct line 70
the West, without change also 70 Cen'Tai
: ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST -
.... .. SUMMER ARRAkGEhbNI.
Commencing July TO- Is12-Leaye New York As lolorsi
645 m-%ay Train scnervlle aud Plemngton ,y.h,.
m-Psr RaIton, Behaem BATH Msash Csant, T.nds
p,ston Mahnoy City Carmel HaIeon, TunkhAnnoch
Wayerly Connects with Del. Lack west
sam-M0REISG EXPRESS daily (eIcept snndils IoI ~,
Allentown. HArisbeH and the West Connects al some.e
Femng,op ksston Mach Chunk. Witssb, se'AH"H "
Io; a m-WaY Train for somsrvle.
1905 o. m-WAy Train for EASOn -, c,.I u.h.no,
n mPor Pennington Eon, Alientoyn hhnrh Chenh
Wilkesbarre scranton, Refdng 'oiunpA L''
TnGrats PoitTile Harrisburg &c
-2N D. m-Por somervlle q
aaOp m.-For PIAiahsd
an nm-Pof somsrvilR nj c...a. a,
u-Por bAston, Allentown sna MAseh 'huns- ''AA'
I.e,Idn ,i.h Del, Lack West X I..
'S N M For somervllle sad Femington'
$50 nrvrsIsG ExPREss d.y Rssoe Bethlehem, Allen
tow Resdins, Ii.rhseHHrg' ri''s''sH' o'''s" ~
Z D m-Por soneryilie v..
5yO o. n-(Rmgrsnil -ror Ens'oh
ssDd 1850 m.fS s. sis s.ss 7oo 7S 7is $50. 900 e:is
100 1850 ioo ~ - 20, 5oc rs si sos. s'aS 1900 10
;S hpo 900 s,%' leo ilo ls;oo p m =, a c.,,, Raj,
i de West ..s +. SS,.' . New Yss, and IL pnp
hotels .ad eisi oses' Ss"i' RoKBR Superintendent
HP pupvu, esssL Passenger Is"I
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

Brig Rowe tof Porand Aheron. GsguA II days With
Eng Amelia of Anehst Ferry bay 10 day with coal
Brig Predg tNoL Patterson RIO Grande do sui 20 days. with
hide, kc =. :. .r.a
Bs Hattie Wheeler tOf Porand Bacon Maisns II days vih
Brs Omar tAustl, Mc0ch Charente e6 DAYS, with wine
Bng Gilmore Meredith oi BoOB Ayes SevoreAhs 70 days With
schr Anaurs Hamlyn Of aud from John, b. 10 days With
scSr tof calai Kstch, st. stephens n B. edAy, wit
umb
plaster.
scbr. jenny Hsn Bailey Wrginla-
Sohr A. 4 j. Benton, Binlfall Virgins
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoTOS Aug lArnved steamship Gaueus from NewYork; brig
]. Bnokmore, IRON Ponce
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jolly 3yed steamship Canada iBrl from New
York for tiyernoo.
LiyESPoo Aug Tile National line steamship Canada Webster
JuIv steamship Pomy faxcy, from New
York July II, lave arrived here. -. .
iTor Ldfes Ship Nescs see Fitth Page.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW-ToRK. ...,.....,.....,......Auo.
CLEARED.
SteamEhp Moro Castle Curtis Havana Mail Steamsp Oo
Steamship Isaac Bell BksnaB, Norfolk City Point and hchmobd
Steamship u. H. Pscbld. Trout Phiadelplda J. n Briggs
Steamship Ann Eliza Richards. PhlAdelpls WIN p CLYDE
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington Lombard Steam
ship Co. r.s -
Steamship Concord Norman Philadelphia
Novelty shaw PhilAAelDhA.f
Steamship Prank Pierce Philadelphia
Steamship " w. Bruno. Poster, BALTIMORE.
Steamship D. Utley, Davis philadelphia j. 4 N Briggs
Steamship Dingo. johnson, Portland j. r. AmeA
Steamship IlAtteraS Lawrence Boston, H. r. Dimoek
ship BOtanst (Brl Labkeef Liverpool CbAs MarhA Co
BARK (Btl Curry Belfast Ireland j. u whitney Co
Bark Ida T., (Br.l Doane, Antwerp j. W. Schmidt 4 Co
Bark Areah Monroe Gibraltar for orders Jas W. Ewel
Bari George Treat 0unn Melbourne r. W. MAILER QuerAu
Bng ttsm, Pierce Barbados II. 1rOwbndge's Sons
Brg MARY NJ Williams Brl, Heket, Gibraltar Ne Jas Henry
Bng hanhus (Br) Nichols, Csrdenas, Waydell X Co.
Brig Ocean ssge, Foey, Galveston. T. NJ. staekpole.
bng shasta. Brown, Valencia Borland Dearborn 4 20.
bchr Laite Johnston KngstoB Jam
behr Olive, Reynolds. RhIsbethpOrL
beht A. Ryder, Corson, Annapolis
behr Ayis, Forester Somerset Mass
ARRIVED.
heanp Washington tfID Rousseau HAyIs July 49, via Bs
bVth with Iadse, and Geo. Mackenzie
seaDp Cy Of baB Antonio Pepnngou Gaso July a. and
Ne, s lIih, With nose and pas 70 @ H. Mallory Co
days with ns-s. ~ " N''''P' -
saIs Ws@sa (aus BOrhqust GLASGOW "a days With mds,
DAis sAriot1A Dayton, CardenAs IL dafs sngan
san hspdsaa bLb Smith pshia days IvsveoJ hide, ks
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
VprnAY Aua

FRIDAY. AUG.
Mail for Ilat s.. h closed at the Newfek Post e'ey
Tbursisy AZ o'clock Steamship sak from Portland Me- On
Friday at Q y. a., ,rru,.-.. 4, c,,o, ,rA
SATURDAY. AGO J. A., rs.
u.u. "a, Rrone via Queenstown Lverpo0SpeT Steamship O
Of Paris close Supplementary Nan on roi w. -
n r IA closed at D IN Steamship sails at2 p u A., -
Mali for the States, Bremen per steamship
close al II W. III. a, v
Direct German Nails BY ts line Steamship shs NJ
Mails Tor the German states via and stetn per steam
ship Humboldt NJ Steamship sails Al y H. H" i'ei
Nc. Is K
SUNDAY. AuG T. ..- -
Az Mails close II O'Clock The FOs0hoe IS open HOm
10 10 Ia
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

REPORT ENDING JULY IL - !.
9 100 Of 2daye. SqoreG Brcs, 24r60 stories orck,
tenemehts ,
64hs I25 3i-ave James Judge. 25I6O stories 1ck
Ih nwOfAve c, Charles Hickman 2srso stories brick
4tenements .
Nos 3l 33 SIS, John Ruek 21Et stones DneA,
and
Kiog.st, and Trustees Kings hsOn 2Ies stOres'
brick, ! church and school
56st 9Th Jane Lyons 2or5O, stories brick
Grs, class dwellings, ,,,
l7bs C. Charles Hecinin z2rf2 'ohes brick
frstc class dwelling.
Hainionst No a. LOehman 2Isi, sore brick, store
and
Il 33i6 3lAve, Slater Robinson EIA5, stories,
brick. 3 hrtcafs dwellings.
dwelling
IOave cor l6ths 2s23S3z47 2o stories brick
6lsst 995 9have, Michael McDerno!. floro stories
brick, ! lrstcass dwelling
9 st. Second Ayenue Railroad Co. 129s 3r4o
stories, brick car house and stable.
Mason-aye, No 2l, Allen Hay A6Io 3stOhes bhk.
Laundry.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

Az Jefferson Market Police Court. Yesterday.
n G ~ W. S,1auel r sssaang depaJ sbsnE Abraham
SsIs -4s locked up tor assaslng Preek ossweder Wl
s.Alfs 70 h
'" eehpiofs oi the Vrisob George W. Jones
~ NfetbNthafe lor ,i,.r
ihg cheek from slO ESQ and drsTi~S M ~, t''er'
saa bsrfgB charged with ielou0ny ass.ulurF p,5 W' =,
s1E hogse 10 Fsnd0ft, Wedoeslay ngh - -
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s's and ' 100 worth rOn Lemon MeDdebaum "'"'N -