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FATAL OCCURRENCE IN NEW BRUNSWICK,
N. j.

A prominent and highly esteemed citizen OF New
Brunswick met with violent death recently. On
Thursday ne was thrown out OF his buggy on some
stones, causing several ugly cuts. He was picked
up in q state OF inconsistencies and removed to
his residence on Morris street, He has since died
from the efect Of his injuries. The Coroner deemed
unnecessary to hold an inquest the cause Of death
being clearly appaEAAt
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SENATOR TRUMBULL AND THE PRESIDENCY
LOUIS, Mo-, 40

prominent Illinois politician VINO Is now In this
CITY states that Senator Trumbul has written
letter to his prohcr.n-law, DR.. Jaques, OF Spring
field. Illinois, In which ne fully commits himself to
the liberal movement, and expresses MS opinion
ina, the nominee OF the Cincinnati Convention will
be lna next President.
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A DRUNKEN, FOOLISH BOY.

NEwBURG, N. Y, April 0, 1872
A boy OF eighteen, named Guinan, made Two
desperate attempts to commit suicide In this city
to-day He first tried to drown himself In the river,
but being frustrated in the attempt he tried TO cut
his throat with a razor. The razor was taken IRON
him before he injured himself. lie was arrested
and locked up, being very drunk aI the time
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THE NASHVILLE TENN,,. EXHIBITION.
NASHVILLE. April G.

NASHVILLE, April Q, 1872.
The exposition building will be finished on the
18TH instant. Forty-sx railroads and all lines OF
steamboats, running to Nashville have agreed to
bring freIgat and passengers at half fare.
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Died.

STRAUss.-On Saturday April O. 1872 MAGGIE
STRAUSS, daughter or Peter and Mary Strauss. aged
2 years and months
The funeral Will take place Monday, April 8,
at two O'Clock, at the residence OF ner parents, 30
Norfolk street.
[FOr other Deaths see Tenth Puge.1
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FRANCE
The Sword in Judgment on an Unworthy Dis
ciple Of the Gross.


PARIS, April 9, 1872
council OF war sitting at Versailles has SEN
fenced the Vicar OF Saint Eloi to two months I'M
prasonment for causing the arrest Of NUMBER OF
peSs0ns BY illegal means
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AVerRRe temperature ye5IeTu8y ............ UI
Average temperature for corresponding date !.
Weekly average temperatu ure this year. 49,. A
Weekly average temperature Tor correspond.
ing time last year "A O.
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YACHTING.
HobOken Yachting Club.

HObOkcn Yachting Club.
AT regular meeting or this CLUB, held on
wednesday evening last, the following officers were
elected for the YEAR,
COnrnOdore-W William Allan.
wee CofrlnlOdore-J. r. Enright
recording Secretdrp-Charles Kaufman.
corresponding Secretarp-Charles ]. Barker
IfedSurer-George L. Clark.
Medsurer- George q. Howard.
Resolutions tribute Of respect to their lately
deceased fellow member. Mr.. Charles vollman, ana
or coincidence TO the surviving members OF his
family, were unanimously adopted by the club.
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Having Been a Manufacturer of Fine Fuv.
niturs for the last 2b years past and selling only Whole
SALE have taken the corner Of Broome and Hudson eca
and have opened It for Retail. Will offer SOLID BLACK
WALNUT SUITS, IL pieces, for $50. A. BAUNANN.
Firm OF Baumann Brothers.
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Wonderful DisrIosnrers Arc Nndc Every
day In politics and finance but the revelations concerning
the reproductive operation of PRALONS CHEMICAL
HAIR INVIGORATOR still more remark able. They
establish the fact that when other article
has failed II will with absolute certainty prevent the hs
from falling out growth and render 1t uxurant
silky and healthy. Sold by all druggists
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Golden Hnir.-KObare,s Aur eOlinr Produces
the beautiful golden color much admired Warranted not
the ha Price 5s o. ana US ei OF Al
street, w. and 90 and % CITY road c., Lonaen; Pinand
and Meyer 398 Rue st. Martin, Paris; 81 Graben, Vienna
des Longs Charios Brussels; Caswe, axard Coz
Fifth avenue, Broadway, New York.
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A.-The Eapeuscheid Hmt.-One Of the Jend-
inc merits OF ESPENSCdEID5 Spring STYLE tor 1872 ia the
absence of all exaggeraon in it's conformation. The bell
shape Just sufficiently percepble without being too
prominent feature, and all the details to assinae
with other perfect symmetry This Dress Hat for
the season a perfect work or art. ESPENsCHEID.
Manufacturer Of Gents Hats, 118 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-Ev.ryhody can hnve n Clear CompIexioN
by using PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Pre-
pared only by Dr. b. G. PERRY. ~ Bond street. New York.
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Metropolitan Gossip.


metropolitan Gossip.
Dan Bryanrs burlesque on "Jullus Caesar" is OF
the most uproarlous Kind
Mrs. Chanfrau will be the star Of the week at Mrs.
Conway's Brooklyn Theatre.
The Chapman Sisters and Hernandez family ap.
pear this week at Lima Ed wins.
Mrs. John Wood enters upon the sixth week of
her engagement at Niblo's Garden.
The Hibernicon has proved stronger attraction
than Desarte at the st. James.
The San Francisco Minsres announce the last
week but TWO OF their regular season.
The suectacle Of "Jack, tine Giant Kileru is the
last sensation at the New York Circus
.srhe Beautiful Shoebindesr OF Lynn; or New
York In 1885," ls in preparation at the Bowery.
Miss lie Clercq will represent Nine. Fontagne In
"Plot and Passion" at Booths tomorrow night
.Ernanin Is still running at the Union Square
Theatre. The VOkes family Will shortly appear.
Nese Seymour has matinee benent at Bryant's
on Thursday, the bill OF which Is full Of variety and
novelty.
the renovation OF .'TIumpty Dumptyn has proved
a lucky hit on the part OF the management OF the
olympic.
..Arucle Az one Of the most remarkable of
French plays, Is drawing thronged houses at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre.
The last nights OF "The Veteran" at wallack,s
are announced. Charles Matthews Will ere long
reappear In some oil his best parts.
An amateur entertainment will be given for the
benefit OF the widows and orphans OF the Masonic
Society on Thursday At DR.. Wards West Forty
seventh street.
A performance OF "Tne Huncnback, was given
last Tuesday at the UE10n League Theatre, in
which Mrs. J. Lloyd Abbot made q decided nit In
the character OF Juila.
"Lalla RooKnn has now settled down 10 q smooth,
steady and prosperous run at the Grand opera
House. The scenery, dresses, appointments and
music far surpass any preceding spectacle III this
city.
Stgnor Carlo Patti has grand testimonial
concert conc, at Steinway Hall on Saturday, at which
Mile. Canissa, Nine. DE Lussan Nine. DE Ruyther
and Messrs. Karl, Cook, Meigs, Pattison and johann
essen appear.
AT the Grand opera House Concert tonight the
following artists win appear:-Miss Kate MorensL
contralto; Arbucke, cornet; Madame Fabbrl Ja-
cob Muller, Senorta Flvmena wehli and the
Ninth Regiment Band.
Mr. s. B. Whitley announces q concert on Monday
evening, at the church oil the Holy Trinity Brook
Messrs. Simpson, Humphreys. Buckeiew and Nor.
gan, and the large choir Of the church VIII take
part
MIR. Daniel Dandmann, one OF the most dstin-
guIshed OF the German artists who have visited
TINS country, and Mile. Mathilde Veneta VINO ap.
reared here last season with Seebach, Will COM
mcnce short season at the Stadt Theatre to-mor.
row evening.
The Broadway Theatre, formerly DR.. Osgood's
church, Will reopen tomorrow night under the
management OF MISS Jean Burnside, who Will then
make her debut as professional before the New
YORK public The drama chosen is 'Gold," do.
mestIc drama In Ave acts written BY her and
Journalist OF this city. 1t will not present any char
acters hitherto known on the street. the plot only
depending III measure on the fluctuations oil the
exchange.
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A.-Evcry Druggist i'm New York md Else.
where sells PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Is
Ia reliable.
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Smallpox as Epidemic Can be stopped
BY the free use of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the powerful
dsnectan samples furnished requistion
of physciana TILDEN 4 CO., I76 William street
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Ask for NOvelO's Edition of "Tr0vatOre,O
Rgoetto" "Don Giovanni" Price complete 81 These
editions the and most correct
NOvELLO, EVER CO., 7I Broadway.
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A Cool, HenIthv. Harmless Hairdressin@.-
CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR gray hair,
stops Its falling out at Prepared expressly this season
for family
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

"Rouse We Now, My Merry, Merry
men," and buy your HATS at KNOCKS, 2l2 Broadway. Hn
spring style is mstchless.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-FOr Moth Patches, Frpckies md Tan Uso
PERRY's MOTH AND FKECKLE LOTION, the well
known reliable and harmless remedy brown discoora
ons Of the face Depot 40 Bond street. New York. Sold By
all druggists
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-Douaan's Sprin9 Stvles of Hats Arc
maves of beauty and elegance l02 Nassau
of Ann street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Havana Lottery.-prixes q sshed and Infor>
nation given. JOSEPH BATES, Broke,
1874 Broadway, room 4
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

An Old Nurse for Cbildrrn.--Don't Fail to
procure MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for chil-
teethng.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-During the Spring Months Nothing Il
purifying heathfu and refreshing RUSSIAN tvapor)
BATHS, vt rs East Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Single Cake Of SapoliO will do the Same
work IN general house cleaning that be accomplished
with five pounds Of bar soap.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-Leahy's Spring style Of GenfIemen's
ightest and best 145 Fulton street. Broad
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Bell 1chnnpps.-Thc Purest Medicinal Stm-
ulant imported. II s distilled expressly for of Dys
pepsa Indigestion, Dropy Gout Rheumatism General
Debility, Of the Bladder Pains In the Back and
stomach and all Diseases Of the Urinary organs Gives
relief Asthma, Gravel and Cacu In the Bladder.
For sale by all respectable druggists and HUDSON
q. WOLFE Co., 16 South William street. sole importers.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Fine Gold Watches Of All Kinds.
GEO. C. ALLEN e4l Broadway Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Chronic DiarrbGa Positively Cured by
MACNEvIH'S DIARRHHA, DYSENTERY AND CHOL~
ERA INFANTUM POWDER.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-For FrrrlxIcd or Spotted Face. use Per-
RVS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. It Is reliable.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broa iwav. corner Murray i.r,H
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.-R0ynl Havana LOrtery.-J. u. Martinez
CO., Bankers 10 Wall street. Box 46S5 New York Post
ONCE.
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THE robson INVESTIGATION

Rear Admiral Boggs, Second Comptroller Broad
head, Chief Engineers Loring and King and
Others ON the Secor Monitor Claims-The
Secretary Of the Navy as an Exami-
ner-The Philadelphia Pay In
spector on the Stand.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Fine Gold Earrings nud Pins.
Etruscan, Cameo, Garnet Onyx, &c
GEO. G. ALLEN S41 Broadway. near Fl uiteenth sreet.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

A.--A.-A. Rnymond q Co., Cioshie.A
CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS SPRING
OvERCOATS AND SPRING SUITS.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Dr. VI. Levctt, Dentist, Having Returned
from Europe, at 20 East Fifteenth street, two doors
from Tinany's.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Coral Earrings and pins, New styles.
GEORGE c. ALLEN, s4l Broadway, near Fourteenth st..
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Havana LOttery.-28, &, 11.-Surbrus,s
Smoking robaccos bite the tongue. Isl Fulton
The New York herald., 1872-04-07
SPAIN.

Riotous Representation Of the Rowdy and ClerL
cal Elements at the Electoral Polls-Free
Fights for the Favorite Candidates.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Crisu s3oro's Hair Dye has Equal In the
world II Is he safest and most reliable Of Sold every.
vhc
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n ucI1ss TIN s.lr ish I'm fl,s.

AngeIEs Turkish Baths, Lexiueton Avenue,
Twenty Valizing before breakfast In
vgorang dinner soothing than opates before
retiring Ladies day and evening. Gentlemen every day
and all night.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

DO You Know thar Surbrug's smoking To.
baccos are the best manufactured Isl Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Surhrug's Mixture smoking Tobacco. De-
licious In pipe cigarette. Isl Fulton street. TUl
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

The Wilson shuttle sewing Machine.-The
best and cheapest class Machine world; price
from S45 $780, payments Saesroom 707 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Brooklyn Theatre.

BrOOkIyn Theatre.
grand testimonial 5enent was given TO Mrs.
Conway on Friday afternoon and evening at the
above theatre. In the afternoon "Frou Frou" was
played to o large audience, principally Of ladies.
Mrs. Conway was the recipient OF several handsome
floral offerings. In the evening, at the represen-
tatlon OF "Divorcen the theatre was 30 crowded
that 1t was dlfcult even 10 optain standing room.
This popular piece was very effectively rendered,
ana brought out enthusiastic demonstrations OF
approval from the auditory. On Monuay night
Mrs. +. s. Chantrau enters upon an engagement OF
twelve nights, when "Cnrystle JOhnstonn and
..Bafiled" Will be produced.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

$50 BrOndwny, Immense Display Of Hats for
falling n Wholesale priceA
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

there Watch that bought AZ TN anys TOT &zG a
Matchmaker who has had thirty years eIpeenccr
swore Watch bought at the Geneva sale Is as good
as the celebrated Wa,tham Watch Ths manager
of Geneva Watches proves that ne
cases of their silver Watches Of coin silver IL was
Conrt that the jewellers could not daoiose
from the Geneva agents or go
for ess than matchmaker tcsihed tna even
the priced Watches sold by the company would keep
correct time The jewellers greatly discouraged when
they there law 70 prevent he agents o. the
Al the sweers prices. After the evidence had
been given the Court adjourned the Jewellers looked
n.e ed the agents of tho Geneva Watch
COMPANY len Court with their friends congrataatng
them soon their complete victory over the jewellers. The
o fhe gold silver Watches the jswcl-
iers pr,ce will from day 10 day a 76S broadway
until ali are disposed OF.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Marshal Hart during the past week granted 1SO
licenses at $342 so.
Mr.. G. d. Cardozo received 18s complaints OF vio-
lat1ons of corporation ordinances
During the week the Free Labor Bureau procured
situations for seventy. nine males and s67 females.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
Thefolowing reoorl Will show the caanyss In the
temperature for the past tw entvour hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding dav OF last year,
as Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnurs Pnar-
macs HERALD BuildiuQ:-
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

The Great Original Dollar Store, 607 Broad.
way completely stocked 1t contains larger variety
OF fancy and useful articles any other
world The choice OF article establishment for
One Dollar regardless OF value The present
by far bargains that yet al
THE DOLLAR STORE, opposite Bond street.
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Bills signed by the President.

The President has signed the following bis:-An
act for the relief OF the sufferers by the chicago re
an act TO change the location OF the First National
Bank of Seneca, Illinois, to the city OF Morris H.;
ana an act to amend the thirty second section OF
an act entitled "An Act TO Reduce Internal Taxes
and for Other Purposes"
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

One thousand four hundred and ifty-eight per-
sons were arrested by the police in this city last
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

An Appointment TO West Point.
Colonel Charles NJ Thurston, OF Cumberland, Nd,
has been appointed a member OF the Board OF
Visitors at West Point Military Academy to I'LL
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

New York had twenty-nn fires last week, In
volvng loss OF $113,sOO, covered by an insurance
nj
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

The Bureau Of Records reports 705 deaths, 3S4
births 43 still births and liz marriages last week.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Nathaniel Mills died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at 10 Catharine street without medical attendance
The Coroner mas been notified.
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Ftity-four thousand eight hundred and nine dol
lars and thirty cents were collected for taxes In
this city during the past six days
The New York herald., 1872-04-07

Company total defeat of the jewellers The judgs.
lawyers and reporters asonshed the evidence Of experts
showing that there is silver in Watch sold al the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-06
The sohemeg Of the Rebelg.

Recent revelations, from rebel
sources, coupled with the well-known
character of Mr.. Greeley, throw q
flood Of light upon a certain utter
ances, of that gentleman some
months since, which attracted but
little attention at that time. Take
for example the following extract
from letter written by him at Mem
phis, on the ID of June, 1871, and
published in the New York Tribune
on the 8th of the same month:
lam confident that two thirds of
the men, with nine-tenths of the wo-
men, who formerly composed the
slave holding caste, would this day
give half of their houses and lands
to have their slaves back. again, just
as they possessed them in 1860.
. THEY CON
SIDER THEMSELVES ROBBED
BY EMANCIPATION; and would
like their property back again, or its
VALUE IN SOME EQUIVA-
LENT"
But in the same letter, while dis
cussing the same general subject, in
speaking of the rebels. he says:
"THEY PROPOSE TO RENEW
THE FIGHT, but not with gun and
saber. THEY EXPECT TO RE-
GAIN AS DEMOCRATS,
THROUGH ELECTION, THE
POWER THEY LOST AS REB-
ELS THROUGH WAR"
After thus plainly stating the po-
sition of the rebels, he seems to have
become impressed with the behalf
that they would seek to secure their
object by coercing negroes into vot-
ing with them, and in speaking Of
the colored vote, said, in the same
letter from which the foregoing ex-
tracts are taken:
"THEY WILL SEEK TO CO.
ERCE ENOUGH OF IT INTO
VOTING THE DEMOCRATIC
44OhEA w give GuSu d udJOI1Gy VI
the Southern electoral vote for next
President.
Now, it is well known that Mr..
at the time this letter was
written, was industriously engaged
in efforts to produce state of af-
fairs which would result in securing
his nomination for the Presidency.
His visit to the South at that time
and the effort made to produce a
show of popularity in that section of
the country, had no other object.
That he ascertained the wishes and
purposes Of the rebels, and that he
made a fair statement Of the same,
there can be no doubt. What we
wish to impress upon the mind Of
the reader is the fact that MIR. Gree
.ey is to-day most enthusiastically
for the Presidency by the
late rebels.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-06
The STRAW Mule

AT meeting in a frontier settle
ment several present were stoutly op-
posed to the organization of a sun
day-school. Not being able to agree,
the meeting was breaking up, when
the chairman said he had very i'm
portant notice to read to them.
Quiet was soon restored to hear this
rather novel "religsous notice"
Strayed-A large black mule, He
had on a halter when he left, and is
branded on the left hip with the letter
S. Any one returning said mule will
be literally rewarded"
The keen Sunday-School Unicn
missionary quickly announced that
he also had very important notice
to give out.
"Strayed-A number of bows from
their homes, near this place, this
Sunday morning. They had guns
and fishing poles on their shoulders
when they left. They are branded,
by holy God, as Sabbath breakers.
Any one returning said boys, and
placing them in a Sunday-Schoo,l will
be literally rewarded at the day Of
judgment"
The tact of that missionary car
ried the vote in favor of a Sunday
School, and those stray boys were
duly returned" to it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-06
Didn't Give it Up.

One of our citizens is blessed, OF
cursed, with a very stubborn wife.
In his case he finds that when wo-
man will, she will, you may depend
ont, and when she won't she won't,
and that's an end ont. This pecu-
liarity of disposition is no secret
among his associates, and one of
them meeting him the other day
asked:
"Well-, do you know why you
are like donkey?"
"Like a donkey?" echoed W,
opening his eyes wide, "No, I
don't"
"Do you give it up"
"Ido."
Because your better half is stub
borness ITSELF"
"That's not bad. "Ha! ha! P'l
give that to my wife when 1 get
home"
"Mrs. W." he asked; as he
sat down 10 supper, "do you know
why 1 am like donkey?'
He waited a moment, expecting
his wife to give it up, but she didn't.
She looked at him somewhat com
miseratingly as she answered:
81 suppose it's because you were
born So"
Was abjured the habit of put
ting conundrums to his wife.-Lal1-
renee American.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-09-06

The Inventor of the Sewing Machine
The following appeared in the
New York Evening Post, Juno 18th,
1872:
We all know that mechanical in
ventions are the popularity of our
age, and have much to do with pro-
ducing and distributing our most
important commodities, while they
promote the education of our people
by taking the heaviest burdens from
their hands, and by securing time
and means for instruction. 1t is
proper, therefore, to hold our inven-
tors in honor and to present them
and their inventions to the public
eye in fitting monuments.
1t has occurred to a number of
cur citizens that suitable monu-
ment should be erected in the Cen
tral Park in memory of the late Elias
Howe, Jr., the inventor of the sew
ing machine, and that the money
should be raised by voluntary offer
ings of not more than one dollar
each from ladies who have known
the benefits of the invention. Elias
Howe, Jr., was not merely a success
fnl inventor, whose needle machine,
more powerful and humane than the
famous 'needle gum" has changed
wholly the face OF one of the most
universal and fatiguing kind of do
mestic toll; he was also a good citi
zen and earnest patriot, who freely
gave his money and time, and was
ready to risk health and life for his
country.
1t is understood that an experience
ed sculptor has a satisfactory design
for an impressive monument, with
studies modelled from life, and that
a gentleman of well-known integrity
and thorough acquaintance with the
history of the invention is ready to
act as q treasurer.
Samuel Osgood. Willard Parker.
r. Ogden Doremus. Henry w. Bellows.
Alex. Masterton William G. Bryant.
Fred. do Peyster. Howard Crosby.
IL. ID. Chapln j. 5. Gibbons
H. w. Beecher. John Cotton Smith.
Charles O'Connor. Cyrus W. Field.
We now beg leave to say that the
committee, having organized and
appointed Rev. DR.. Samuel Osgood,
Chairman; DR.. R. Ogden Doremus,
Secretary, and Alexander Masterton,
Esq, Treasurer, we trust that the
so that there may be as little delay
as possible before this merited tes-
timonial to the great inventor will
be added to the noble works of art
that adorn our park. Subscriptions
may be forwarded to Alexander
Masterton, President Manufacturers
and Merchants Bank, No. 562
Broadway.
New York, June, 1872.