davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
s. S. cox AT ROCHESTER.
BE ADDRESSES LARGE LIBERAL MEETING
BRIEF SPEECHES BY OTHER ORATORS.
pApU To

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
ROCHESTER, Oct. 25.--The Hon. S. S. Cox adj
dressed large and appreciatiye meeting in City Hail.
this evening The Hon. Luther II. Hovey presided, and
made few appropriate remarks. The enthusiasm was
unbounded when Mr. Cox presented strong encourage
Inent for believing in the success Of the Liberal cause
He defended the Democracy for accepting Horace Gree
lev on the Cincinnati platform. and exposed the
Ialsty Of that adopted at Philadelphia The mention
of Mr.. Greeley's elected loud applause
The speaker showed with forcibe argument that
Grant could not the Republican party The lead
1ng idea Of the speech eace on earth good viii
70 men," the basis Of Liberal politics His peroratlon
was an eloquent avOwa Of the doctr ines Of the Sermon
on the Mount and he uttered them cheer upon cheer
was sent up from the audience He asked his Grant Re-
publican friends how after reading that Sermon, or re-
peatng the Lords Prayer, with its petition TO be for
given "as we forgive Others" any one could vote
against Horace Greeley who represented forgiveness
and reconciliation. The meeting closed with an eloquent
appeal by George Raines, DistrictAttorney Of this
(MOnroe) county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
Ku.KLuX IN NEW.YORK.

INTIMIDATION IN THE TENTH CONGRESS DIsIklCI'
TO Ms EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is reported in one of the morning
papers that the Grant candidate for Congress In this
the Xtb District s paradng at his meetings band OF
men, dressed after the reputed style Of the KuKu1 to
brighten of weak nerves into his support would
recommend to Mr. Darling for this purpose, some OF the
real Ku-Kux Of his district Say John Hicks and How
ard williams (colored); both Of the Deputy Mar
shas under Mr. Davenport both Of whom threaten ven
geanee on any coored who dares to vote for Mr..
Greeley and who do 1t in the presence and with the ap
probation Of the U. S. Internal Revenue Assessors
Harlem, N. T., Oct "a, 1872 j. s. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
LOCAL POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE REGISTRY.

The registry books were again thrown ,pen,
yesterday, and for third time an opportunity was
given TO citizens desiring 20 vote at the Noyembe cleo
ton to nscribe their upon the rolls with will
alone give them tho right to place ballot in the png
boxes. To-day the books will be open for the lat time
in this city and In Brooklyn. Appended is the record Of
the nnmher of nersnns who rerisfered YESTERDAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
FoRr EDWARD. NY, Oct. 25.-ln this County
n, washington where the Republican majority used to be
nearly $780, the Grant party has not ventured TO hold an
.Hoor meeting thus in the canvass for fear that
onoueh people could not be got together TO make a
resneotabe crowd Yet the Liberals, to-day, rallied to
the number Of over $780, cold, drizzng rain to hear
the Hon. Francis Herman speak. Large delega-
tons came in from the country over the almost
tmpassable roads, and six bands OF music were on the
ground The feeling OF earnestness and hopefn-
ness observed other parts OF the State rs manifested
here. Speeches made by the Hon. E. d. Culver
che Hon Francis Herman, and tho Hon. James Ihayer
The crowd stood three hours under the IN
alement skies and were then impatient for moro speak
ing In the evening the large and handsome opera
house was crowded with attentive audience OF the
village people. The speakers were Robert w. Lowber
Liberal candidate for Assembly Mr.. Herman ana
Judge Culver Mr.. Herman presented, In powerful
speech, the reasons which should induce all honest,
patriotic men to insist upon change in the Nauonsl
Administration in order that reconciliation may take
ahe MACE OF hatred and strife and thorough purnca
ton NAV free the Government Of growing and alarming
eorrBptions.
Mr. Kernan's meeting at Plattsburgh. yesterday was
one Of the largest ever held in the northern part of the
State He is obliged miss his appointment at Glens
Fails tomorrow In order to speak at the meeting In
NeyYork City in the evening. Wherever he goes the
crowds that greet him and the enthusiasm manifested
are sure signs Of success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
ERIE COUNTY LIBERALS.

MEEIINNo WI.I1N NJ 4I@-N701@D ~ 171'111 v"
THE STORM AND THE HORSE DISEASE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEl
BUFFALO, Oct. 25.-The severe storm that
has continued here all day. and the general prevalence
of the horse epidemic has made it impossible for some
Of the speakers who had been assigned TO Liberal meet
ings in Erie County TO meet their engagements Most OF
the meetings took place, however and the attendance
proved that the people throughout the county wide
awake and determined not allow the county to go By
default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
HASHING TON
A FALSE RUNoR ABOUT CUBAN RECOGNITION
THE CABINET IN THE FIELD.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNBl

THE CABINET IN THE FIELD.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The President himself con-
,r,ds. the statement that be PROCLAMATION
hiring the beIgerency CuoAus He duOa hat sub
ub,ee, has been discussed BY Cabinet h0aght be viii
in message that Congress take action ga
ing Cuba.
There were only three members present the meeting
TO-DAY Messr Deszo Williams Creswe and Robson being at'en
on the stump Secretary BOswe tomorrow to 'gan enter NE
canvass 30 that Tuesday the President remains IN iOSn ers
will be but ocers preseu. at the son on tbs' aA
n the session the subject Of the appointment q Associate
Justice Of the Supreme place Of Justice SeD vas diseased
informally. the mentioned being william NJ E'Ar'' and
Judge Woodwar one the nine Circuit Jo' 'aes he"a
will again HIS the Bench but VII esa Wilma 'o
~ and n. retired on his life pension reached the Of 20
YEAR. The appointment conceded New forh Jcs'ee Nesoa haas
been appointed from Senator COnhug Nbo ''pf.n
for place on the Supreme Ineligible " be was in t senate
when the salaries Of Judges we're fased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
PERsoNAI-nY TELEGRAPH.

80. Baron Tauchnitz, the publisher, has been APP
pointed Consu-Gensral Of Great Britain LEIPZIG
DIR Samuel Gregg, well-known physician OF
Boston died in that city, yesterday age "a
-. Chief Justice Chase is now at Frederick, Mo
he shtts 70 be frsnas here thai he health inpJeyipa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
LIBERAL MEETING AT CUBA.
SPEECH BY THE HON. S. F. CARY-MARKED En-
THUSIAsM.

THUSIAsM.
CUBA, n. Y, Oct 25.--McWhorten's Hall
was filed to overAowing, last night with Liberals, who
assembled to hear the Hon. F. Cary Of Ohio discuss
tho issues Of the campaign The meeting was presided
over by ex-Attorney General Chamberlain and great
enthusiasm was manifested for the Liberal cause and
candIdates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

is large silent detection against him. particularly In
Rensselaer, County friends will do little nara
work between this and election there s no reason why
Thayer should not get handsome majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THE STATE CAMPAIGN

HERMAN IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
upANn 1uprRAI, MEETINGS AT FORT EDWARD
gPEEoHEs BY HERMAN, CULVER, THAI hh,
AND oTHERs-THE PEOPLE CONE VOA IN
LARGE NUMBERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Last year the number Of persons Registering in the
first three days amounted to l29O39 There therefore
decrease Of 1880 this year. The total registry for
was 15a 592
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
number OF persons who registered yesterday

Totals......57474 39,03s 3O,137 1859
RECAPITULATfOS TABLE.
Registered Oct. s.......................5
Registered Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,O3s
Registered Oct. 25.......................-30, 137
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07

That the sidewalk on both sides of tythirdst, from
Firth 10 Sixth-aves. be tagged full width
1bat Crofon mains be laid ty-frst-st., from
Ninthave. 10 the Boulevard
mat Nlntht. from First-ave 10 Avenue a, be paved
with Bel gfau or trup-block pavement.
irhat the low and suuKen lOts the two blocks OF
,round hOunded by Madison and Fiithayes., sixty fifth
snd 81 tv--eventb SITS. be hlied IN
That street lamps be lighted IN sXty-hrst-st., from
N,ufh-a - the Boulevard
Each by tine following vote:
afirnativc-rhe President. Alderman COnovcr. FalcO-
ncr Fitzgerald Gsey, Joyce. Martin, McLAren, Plum
No l.aaue, Vance, and Wlldei-i2.
AGAIN LAID OVER.
Tint the Commissioner 0i Public Works be authorized
IN eanse ilcngth portrait OF the late Professor :. +.
n ,i0rae 20 ne painted and framed and placed in the
Governor az expense not 10 exceed the sum
OF $500.
AMENDED AND AGAIN LAID OVER
That ThirtIcthst from Ftn % 'eyenthive, ne paved
with BE gian or trIp1iOck pavement. .
Amended by striking Out tine words "5eyenth-aVe.,
wherever they occur IN the resolution and ordinance,
and inserting the words Eghth-ave. and from Ninth
To TeutuIYc.r
AdiourGci untl Thursday next, sth inst, after the
JOS. SHANNON, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
CRIMINAL NOrEs

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
MAJ MeLagalu Tor sAaSdey Tor a
Joan The Lad flames Csraa Va IA,
stshbls Jean Doyle IN the
At jefferson Market yesterday, VIM Howard
PAe KAus, joseph Kelly breaking the 5oaaed
hoS cl 500 Washington st. eArg % rolls hi
sii, Saturday night, an renamed.
AT the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Edward
bed DEFAULT Of for stealing postage o u.
employer s BTOsung Corfaadst aud Eugen Dab0s
Eeeps bed SZoo bail for buying
In the case Of Margaret Elliott, who killed her
dsaghr d. Neas Physician To5 certified
General Szous yesterday thai Mrs. Elliott
Jsdge Bedford order Lusagc Asylum
oub ack~ellt lslsBd
In the Court OF Special Sessions YESTERDAY
Judge, SANDER Coz John J. Regns charged
vito obtaining Is from james j. MoaJoe By
rspre.sufatous acqafie Chars Beay Mlsoa
ch0 Of No 40 Bewe PeateutarY
nantbs each Marshall sea!ag
Johnson ose PlineE hauey eaTseJ
sfry spou james Darn. acquitted
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, Judge
pIesng CbnstoDbeT Wh charged yohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
DFCIsIONs-AuG. 9.


Supreme Court Chambers BY Judge BarTett.T7
Nastb lr Nasmith-The defendant Is ent yea % no ~ gs
cation for final 10 rment Hull Hyand-Ans~ei S IN
bot there usual reference 20 commute ~ milo,
Merriam srt Phns-Matio1 granted Union DINE c.. sav
A. Andrews Men for counsel o'~e hi sb,
ms Bank af Tofl-rht order shond require u' hogld
ca7e rhv the money should paid ove of Wy -
moi be uei Pgbe at. Reilly e. aL-hy'9 -iA ,4ofrl
Standardization granted. agt
Fare art DE- g-rr-Orer see 6iIeln ig nI ,5evtat
shaw Wilcox agt. Motion granted " uot on
~--+c4 The pro,e * ODoFd agt ht"-lUl II csrkl
Sr.etv nj Orer,tve Maons(Ste mf loI oln II rmral
No 49, me Vein Coruer Mining C1-flo coiAi The
p,nar Hanser-rhc proof 81 ste eorier
6r. ,ru.x,d 10 Engclhadts AFFIDAVIT are sthout
nome rqpou brown u ohpl s.ouirg
- and without rf,ufce % rencsa upon uel R.n,ngMoon
~ n,,pig cannot attend person. Harden ag Willis
tj Dslv a. Burchen ei aL-Reerenoe one' TAKE
granted oasesl lnn AZ hr the
the party IN 49,
ii rot syue In the OF the ,sf
Scr savings Bank The must himself eron
M invest claim the COa can deneI without
authority in hc matter. Bass agt SonI
cost; The answer must be received and atefpeI ,,.
Common Pler-Speial TerBy Jluso ss license as
-RsIar1 act Co6Ir-M1ao1 strike oai y' ta,i,5o,1
vsnt All fvoous; granted v1tn 80 COST ~ "a No.
Ir5-o p Dav-Bnzs The hIls ~. -spe
lion y-sui. order to be made for deposit - - sgro mon
Bagard lrt. Koeher.-A ppleli "'
Ann pm ~ -Fercks a. AT T1yorsee mem I"I
ny - al att ~ PAN anl Olcaeo lil9ad
e,e,e7t The Milwaukee ana 81 raul s'iIiu 20
oI IN. e,ve plaintiff 20 amend on payment o costs
on ,e - iclpaat oy-rue, win leave " answer H pa
~. .t.. motion for receiver AMI injunction aenei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
THE COURTS.
a POOR CoNvICrs LAST RESORT.

The act approved June /, 1872, provides
that when poor convict. sentenced by any court of
the United States 70 be imprisoned and pay fine or
ne and COST has been imprisoned days solely for the
nOu-payment Of such fne cost such convict
may" apply TO a United states Commissioner setting
forth his inability pay such fine and cost" and
after notice 70 the Attorney may appear
offer evidence. and be heard, the Commissioner shall
hear and determine the matter and DISCHARGE the
be satisfied that he Is NOT worth more than $40 The
nrst TINS Jaw up yesterday, before Com
missioner Shields. Charles Rhode, convicted IN the
United states Circuit Court OF executing fraudulent
OOnd Tor me RELEASE seized whisky and sentencedO
pay me OF so and costs and 70 stand committed until
lhe me- saS PAD Ia default Of payment was imprisoned
IA LudoW-sI jan. Being as be says tOO,pOOr 70 pay
the nne, ne applied 70 Ice released under and
the Commissioner issued his order returuable to-day
"a the DsticbAorneyi 70 snow cause WY the prisoner
should not be released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07

-
An ,ht,ul q, ts own logic IL renews the attack once
more in this impressivcly rrotesuue Style UNLESS we
greatly misinterpret the signs, the Greeley moVemens
has eliminated. The tide has Ieae -. an ba,o heor
now mainly ebhing." How deceived we an nave uecii
Bnt after all isn't the ebb aforesaid very Ilhhy one
In the same issue The Times says MI uI,'9 i, 49,,
accentance stamps him as a mean ana maevolent
demagogne" and thinks the writer mas oten .iai -
lated with plantation blood The Tunes sNery loyal
Carving the war into Kansas TO beat POme-
-. :. tbe ,orl, TO which The Ka,sas Gig Mo- Times
scts itself says: "Tne canvass OF 1884, IN Kansas
tu he deadly struggle between q band Of thoroughly
,esnerate criminals and their acconplces. and the
ynnisters Justice. TINS conflict VIII center brohhu 'h
Senatorial succession. The light between Pomeroy anu
sS bo aim to dcfeat and annhilate him is the h<ht
between Crime and Justice, between DehancherN anu
Reform between all that ~ bad vlle ana vicious IN
American politics and that which is guod ana pure ana
honorable"
The Cincinnati Enquirer submits the follow
ing to the organs consideration Il peases some OF
the Grant papers 20 speak Of Mr. Greeley az Demo
cratic candidate because ne nominated by a Demo
cratic Convention They ignore the fact that he nad
been previously nominated by Republican Conyenuoe.
a Democratic baIot IN ms IRE. None OF leia Siorsd
swercd query whether they would nav JUS ~
Gen. Grant the Democratic candidate u nc au -
nominated Baltimore and II not, WY 10 tneS -'Ao
the difference between him aud Greeley
Commenting upon Mr.. Greeley's letter 10
Senator schurz concerning Civil Service Reform TIC
Springfield Republican says: the WaylaflhE Hi'A
though an organedtOr cannot be at any loss 70 uuue
stand s meaning Whatever may pretend II Is frank
clear Ineligible, positive We DO not see WY ~ y ny
satisfactory. To certainly contains dlo' iiV 49,
h thew 90 not cover the whole ground tey cover Ihe
mosi important part of %. MT Gteley, u eIeoteu, a."
either Keep them break them II he breaks them e
proves himself the kuave some OF MS more uuhueg
opponents have called him u he keeps them, we secure
aCv Service Reform of the most radical ana refreshing
kind On the waOle, Is NJ It worth trying
Gratefully returning thanks for copy OF
the Administration pamphIer Of TRIBUNE extracts I,S
Prorideuc Press proceeds TO comment upon II h So,
rcfreshiugly vigorous. Remarking that "hc"Sp"I
that has not said something in thirty years 'DI' 49,
distress the digestive apparatus Of driea-u ' ms,
fcssU ,v1-iId he "A curiosity indeed 10 adds -
take of these political coators IS t' .iey go mr. tlot
No.. fIi4f me world advanced % soy -, n
chances of any kind have taken Ilie !" ~, ,-e are
10 i-,,,,al,~s of that bureau think tit lt
s"c i =, y, Inc 1l.led by such silly Efforts As tuest
IOo'5 tr linduess ana have sturdy contempt LOT
- ,-,,.rsnce and their manner or sloN.u- ~ a.,
,s, -r.i,r ,pee said OF Ong-wnded. empty -hetueu
,a sttjiogger Win 10 one put wisp % nay Az
thaf raIf's mouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY Ara
Liverpool steamship
Idaho clo.e a. A Supplementary Mai Pier No ~ NJ
T.. Il closed a. D. steamship s.ls al o 10.
ian letters leuoad Supplementary Mail must be prepaid Wild
doubg postage
A Prasian Closed Mail IL sent bv this ine.
Mails German States Bonen, per steamship franAini
close at ~ NJ
Direct German hy this line. steamship sails Il
from Pier OF rilri-st. Hoboken
rHUhsDAf. Ava a.
Plymouth. Cherooug ant Hamburg. steam
shp rhunnea close 10 A. Supplementary Nail from foot 81
Trrtf HuDoken Steamship sails from
loot Of Tnrst. Hoboken. al.
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails mnst be prepaid Wild
double POSTAGE ,-.
Nails Tor Havana and Indies steamship Crescent City.
supplementary haii ol fltf NO. " H. u closer a.
2:5J %. steamship ais AZ 3 o. m 81,
fTanesco Al IA
a IA Steamship sails ~ - n
FRIDAY. AUG.
ANAL for Halifax " S. m closed Sew York OFce every
THURSDAY Al O'Clock Steamship sails IRON Portland. de Ga
rr.,sn closed Nail only by The Williams Guoh and
Imam Lane Steamships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT w SEW-G0kA - =-.......


CLEARED.
Seara.hp Onpa Brl Yon-r Cas,os. Henderson Bros.
sesusbu igplrlus dr. MARVEL Liverpool Buss Jeyol,.
VI anoE Coaea, leanOa1' CT roa aal Norfolk Oh
steamship W G. PerrspoH Shropshire Philadelphia A Abbott
Steamship Ann Eta Richards. j. nlil Wa. h. tde Co.
se.rshp Regulator Fre1nn Pr.1deua Lombard sein.air Co.
steamship Bene Joags. Win aytoa Lon.ari 81 9 Coz
steamship Sarah. Jones PhiIie.uail, WA. Krkpatncz.
s,elm.n.r Gaacas. Walden. Boston. "A. f. Dlnocs.
Ship Goilircse .Brl lng-, Liverpool Fluca Eige Co.
Bari Hl55.ocs 8rl savage Loll,u. Bruce O..
Sa.vo Virginia tal seaai Cora % FaiHloatA s''ea
Brr Ia Pats .Ger) Note-auhr Bi- cls. r,1.as Co.
BIZ L. " Armstrong Arks, Ponce AM Arroo. l. ". & p Arm
B1 Victoria Amea Tr-ro Sidney C. B.. Hsroa. wsisln Co.
Bng Eselle lIri C1~e, iafmoaia. ~ 81 LnAa b. Carver
Scar W L. Burroughs Merton Richmond Va Thomas Dunham
F1slra By Dale, L,sport y s. P l. s,ru. s.as
scnf. Eniy, Morrtl- stlmio0L
ARRIVED.
Co. s,s Win M and r-.. 20 JOIN o. D, '-' ~ -
steamship auacl Ir Thomson Gssos JaiY q, and Neville
steamship Manhattan NOOaha Charleston. s. c. with mise and
steamship " aaoEe Boaras Richmond City Poa an Norfolk
m-s- aal 1ass 20 pl Dorli-qa >.el1,-ip O..
BIZ LIE 8nsie DBL Holanl Havana 10 dave. si.h sugar
sehr ETa burnett lo Ne'our port, Feaer Para - ys Tita
sem Joalaas, Ker DAM Hansen A,goa Ba 10 days With WOOL
Solf. AD- Eliza, Clara. AleruIna
MEMORANDUM.
e clr Ge1 ia, waloDoro Ne ana BAL lr mlasal plln4
sleaTs j4li Vi Der staEooaHi ofeugng away
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sTov ALARMED steamships Leopard Bi Csnrde from
Phl.depaa Jennie eastman, Go.ee bHEs LOIs hua
Alxpa BaT. Anna .aerl4rVon.
FuKrtE MONROE Va. Aug hArnge brR John WALTERS. from
ssr'0.. mozart RIO, i0T PASSED. ol s-
hu1ora from BIO.
scisco aug a-A7l shin Pride of he Port FROM Boston
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON. Au- blhe LoT1s steamship Wer
Wll-orl ron Srs iOrE Juy q for bremen, aInvel Acre a
QrEEsr0wS. G-rhe White STAR Line steamship Oceuc
TAomq1l and the ClIl Line sieishp Pal Watson. both um
Newton Jny o. o liverpool have arrived here The former reste
la Git after 81 a. -ola The Williams Gl0n Lae
sh Nebraska G1ard from NeYofk July g. iof Liverpool aTnye
aere Al O'Clock YESTERDAY morning
Tor LItesf ShiD Setrs see rim Pune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
6teambcafs ano Railroads.
CENTRAL RAnROAD OF NEW Jersey


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY: =
~ Passenger Freight Deot Ne NYork foot Of lbr ON
meets AZ somerye With Hampton JUNCTION
me Lehsh and susqnehanna Division and Bason VITA me
Faey ialoah ana ~ connections forming direct lne 20
na Ne e.. without charge Of ao 10 Central Penns "AA A'
heu-foFk State.
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
hOAhLR ARhAhGEaBNE
tonmfneng July TO- l8I2-Lesye HeW-H0rk ~ i0loEss
9;t9 A. NV y Train Tor somerVile and Pennington.
mfor Basion Bethlehem Bath Chunk Witesharr'
Piston hahanoy Ci & Camel dastoH funkbsHnocE I0ganla
WaTerY ~ tonnects no Junction Del Lacr West x r
9Gm-hOhHlAG EXPRESS terespt sunisJsl for Eastn
Allentown Harrisburg. and the West 50mere for
Fmngton az aston Tor Mueh Chunk Wesbare Scranton, VIII
Transport. Eue, SC
ins50 a. m.-Way Trpin sornervine
l205 ,. m-Way Tram Tor Eastoa
m-Por Hemingon Easton, Allentown Chuuk Nahan0y
Civ ilaIelon WIkebsue saI,0n Eeadinq Columbia aucaer
Ephrata l'ottsvile Harrisburg &c.
IN p m-Por somerylle.
G3J D. m-For Pmiibed
m-Por Som-ryiie
40 mFOr kton Allentown, and Aauch Chunk Connects
Junctloa with Del. Lack. West X T.
s. D. m-F0r SOmervIle aud flemingion.
$50 D. m.-For somervlie
On m-EVENING EXPRESS daily Elsion Bethlehem Allen
town Reading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh, Chago, a c8cnDau.
m.-Ror someryiie
7:j0 p MIN. grant, Baston.
ard lJ0 p B.-PoT Psiuleid . 80
Por Elizabeth AZ 55 rs. 7Cn Els 7;H 8n 600 9.i5
i0.OO 1880 Il0 lZuJ. 80 go. 1900 I'D 300. kj
4.f5 $50 .l5 J0 5:5, 0:Ii b1, 900, @
5.t5 $40 300 g.4s. lGBI. 1t:J1 1900 D.
Tickets Tor the can the 0hee Of the Central Rail-
road Jersey foot Of Les NeEfOrk and a, the pnntpal
hotels and ticket Offices l SeW-fork Ciig ,,.-,.,, % .,
4, 4gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07

e,vp CouRr-CHANBERs-BaTre J. Opens al lUa- H. O4''n
obrA' cal M.
"A Maekay a. Griffith ab.lshan eHf agt Da''son "
ID stern Tleman ,.., al. ,.--...-.-. c.,
Webster Cal lchthttelA a N4ttn'
County ~.. r4..t-L
c,rfr 1y tisNsRAL SEoNs-Beoe Judge Bei)- Frederick
u -i r eide. Iohn Cole burglary Patrick Mcdonald James o.
bmbeu william CaTrol el0u0us assault AMI h-t,e' Hui1 -
non George McClry Norris Montgomer Clihanne McVl @
Inv James NcNamtra Thomas HOgatl Peter Jackson Thomas
i c,nv on HE person Ellen Crowley. receiving stolen go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-07
p1SSENGEPs ARRLHhD-

FROM GLASGOV-In steamship T-ina-ria. Auc G-Rev W D.
Capr1 M Capou Mes Laura Capron Miss Auue CapIn, Miss X
a. ovanl Master D. How AMI Master Hernek, Mr.
Donaldson. Mn Ten ieiol. Nj stewart
PROM sTVENpND-n CIV n FORK. AuC. IN
Hall Miss Burke Jane DsE0b Harry Fulton,
ellsworth t. % Garl. j. uouleT, J HaEol j. Ben amn' s.
M Fneon Mrs NJ Fnetou Joseph Warren Pfaeer G..
Pezsr H. preeG Mis-, a. Praeger Mrs Rowe John Batter Gale
70 Hepburn Re- AlgIrer j. Thompson E4gu Wilson, ~ "
Nu.-yIst NJ. lauCs. Mr. Barre j. Clayton. r. Hensley.