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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

A Louisiana paper is named 'Homers
lllisd."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES !"
TRAINS ON o. c. & A. II. n
On and after Sunday, June aud, lS'1
trains will run ~ fellows:
NORTH NO. s. nos . Ss' Ss,. !;
Leave Irvine. lf,45AM. S0o
Leave Oil City 500 A N. 2,27PM. ,iSrs
" Pet.Cen $50 (" $40 I" Lo1 a.
4" Titusv. ITO +" 3,56 " 10y a
Arrive Cory, s,45 " 6,25 80
No. s-Accommodatio Freight
Leaves Oil City $40 n; Pet CegM,, %
1925; Titusville, II, l5; Ar Cory, i1'o0pD
SOUTH. NO, 2. NO. 4. no."
Leave Cory, le,45 a N. s,lOAM 6'ossrn.
" Titusv. 12,10P N. 7,30 1,oe g
I" p. Cen. Ito " $40 " S,3e |.
Arrive o. City l,50 " 9,o5 " s1o
i" Irvine. 4,4S " lL4O
No. l0-Accommodation Freight; p.,
Leaves Cory l,l6 p N; Titnsv. 2,oo;i"
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oh City, 4,4o p m'
~ No. s and 6 run on Sunday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

Phsassnts may bs hunted from August lst
10 DAcawhae 20th.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

For Pure Wines warranted a. auch BY ths
brotherhood OF Broeton 20 10 CABINETS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

For Sale or Rent
A desirable residence located Oh sbe Eg-
bert Farm, short distance from town. 70
particulars apply to
OWEN GAFFNEY
Petroleum Csstrs, June II, 1872.
jl4-tt,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

TIE trial OF Laura Fair has been %. sr
September "a.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-19

Illinois hss 7o5 more miles Of railrud
than any other State in the Union.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
TINE STATE COURTS FOR OCTOBER.

In the Supreme Court Judge Ingraham holds
Chambers and. besides er parte business called the
first fifty cases the motion calendar yesterday.
Judge Barrett presided over Special Term, but
merely called the calendar, and adjourned until
eleven A. M. this morning.
The Oyer and Terminer was held by Judge Brady,
whose charge to the Grand Jury viii be found in
another column OF the HERALD. This is the first
time this Judge has held the criminal branch OF the
Supreme Court.
There is no Circuit. Part 1, this month"; owing to
the Oyer and Terminer being In session and occu-
pyng the room In which 1t Is usually held.
Circuit, Part Q. VIII be held by Judge Van Brunt,
Holman to hold the Circuit OF the supreme Court.
There being no case ready he adjourned the Court
In the superior Court Judge sedgwick sat in
Special Term, and will hold that branch OF the
Court during the term.
Chief Justice Barbour is assigned to Trial Term,
Part l, but owing to his non-arriva from his Euro
pean tour that part was adjourned until next
Trial Term, Part .. was also adjourned owing to
counsel being unprepared to try any OF the cases
is held by Chief Justice q. P. Daily and Judges r. L.
Judge Robinson holds Special Term.
IN Trial Term, Part !, Judge L0ew presides, and
yesterday morning on calling the list OF jurors only
nine answered, whereupon he was Obliged TO
adjourn the Court until Friday, that an extra panel
Part is held by Judge Larremore. There being
no cases ready for trial, this part was adjourned
until this morning.
In the Marine Court there are over one thousand
cases on the calendars, Notwithstanding the con-
stant and prolonged sitings ofthe judges and their
earnest desire to relieve tigants from the expense
and interruption OF business consequent upon at
tendance in Court and the fees to counsel The one
OF the increasing pressure or business on this
Court, is the requisite accommodation for the
judges to hold the several terms OF the Court The
Roard OfG appealed
to ana the necessity OF prompt action In this re-
spect submitted to their attention; but little mas
erately comfortable for the coming Winter. There
is no time to be lost In improving the present con-
dtion OF things In the Marine Court and the sooner
the Board of Supervisors issues the necessary In
structions to this end the better
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Alleged Violation OF the Revenue Law.
i r.. Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs. William Sheal.-The de-
iendant was held in $500 bail for examination on
charge of selling liquor without Q license at 5S7
Sixth street.
( ~ : Supervisors OF Election.
Yesterday the swearing in Of Supervisors OF Elec-
tion was continued In the United States Court be-
lore the Chief Supervisor. From an early hour in
the morning until late in the afternoon the federal
building was crowded with gang OF
Pers OF appointment. Here and there In the
dressed man; but this only served all the more
30 apparent land not only apparent but real In
around the place. The latter were Of that class
election bumming around the low baTrQoms and
vile HF6ggSrles 81 the city. They smoked rotten
cigars and covered the floors and staircases with
tobacco juice. It will teke1e week. to clean the
building; and 1t would do q great deal Of good II
the Court were subjected to thorough ventilation
after the fumes OF yesterday.
Deputy Maryhals rs Election Inspectors.
\ Deputy Marshals are being sworn in to aid the
Supervisors OF Election in the discharge Of their
duty. There will be one chief deputy marshal for
each Assembly district In this city besides q large
humber of deputies to look after the voting on
boiling day.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
WITH ALL HIS FAULTS SHE LOVES HIM STILL

Mary Street, Of 143 East Twenty-sixth street, was
arrested Sunday night and locked up In the Thir-
tieth street station house on complaint OF Mary
Conrad. Of 234 West Twentyafth street, and George
O. Shotwell, clerk In the Wholesale grocery store
OF stanton, Sheldon Co., 100 Front street. The
story OF the defendant, upon being arraigned
before Justice Cox, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, yesterday morning, was to the effect that
about two years ago she formed the acquaintance
OF the clerk, whose salary was not sufficient to
attached to him she adopted the name
OF Mary Street Shotwell, and assisted
him In paying his bills short time since he, be-
and went to live with her as man and wife. This
so enraged Miss Street that she took occasion to
follow them through the street and make use O
language that was not at all pleasant to the tickle
George and his lady love. She was placed unde!
1900 bonds to give them no further annoyance.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

Opening or the Term-Discharge OF the
Grand Jury for Two Wecks-Grnnd
Llrcenies.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The October term Of the General Sessions was
opened yesterday, His Honor the Recorder presd-
ang and Assistant District Attorney Stewart prose.
cutting.
The grand jurors in attendance were dischal ged
for two weeks, in consequence OF Grand Jury
having been empanelled in the oyer and Ter
miner.
{ James 0'Donnel alias William Henry, pleaded
guilty to grand larceny IN stealing, on the 9th Of
from the house OF Allen Campbell The sentence
the State Prison.
James Owens, an old ofYender, was tried and con-
the 18th or August stolen silver watch and $50 in
money from James ID. Bryant His Honor sent him
to Sing Sing Prison for i've years.
Ellen OBrien, Anna McGovern, Jane Reilly and
Charles McCann, who, on the sth OF August, bur-
glartously entered the premises OF Jacob Cohn, 126
Mott street. pleaded guilty 70 an ATTEMPT to CON-
init that offence They were each sent to the State
Prison for two years and six months.
John 0lackner, alias John Hannigan, and Joseph
Burnet were tried upon charge OF burglariously
entering the premises Of James Mulligan, No. Pike
street Oh the Goth OF August, and stealing coats
and pantaloons valued at S105. The evidence
showed that o portion OF the stolen property was
found In Qlackners room, but he sw0re that he was
IN the habit Of befriending Burnet, who brought
dhe goods to his place, and also showed by the
Officers In the precinct that he had never been
charged with theft before. The other prisoner
ewore that he did not have anything to do with the
burglary, and the only testimony against him was
the fact OF hts being seen TO cross the street at
early hour Ia the morning and peep into the store
where the burglary was committed.
The Jury failed TO agree upon verdict and were
discharged at late hour yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
COURT Qs SESSIONS:

Keenan, Again-Fincd 800 for a Misdc-
meanor-A City Hall Practice De-
nounced.
Before Judge Moore and Associates.
Some months since Patrick keenan, plead guilty
to a misdemeanor in having certified while COM
missioner OF Deeds, that two certain parties had
appeared and sw0re before him o. saretles to .
contract bond. Yesterday morning Judge Moore
fined him $780, In passing sentence the Court,
alluding to the delay, said:-The delay in SEN
fencing you has been 0ccasioned by the fact that
this indictment for felony has been hanging over
you and 1t is not usual to punish for mere techni-
cal misdemeanor while the charge for graver
offence is undlsposed Of 1t is understood
that the District Attorney does not intend
TO try that Indictment, because he is salts
fed that there Is no proof on which you can
be convicted. That having been distinctly ascer-
tanned 1t is proper now to proceed to sentence.
There has never been the slightest intention not to
sentence you, and the delay In sentencing you has
been due to myself and take the responsibility
for it. did it for proper reasons, and will do the
post E p s H9SsI a s e ess ss not s SH
Humber 5 Times You have ass 70 asked
me to pass sentence so that the matter might be
finished up. Another reason why sentence has not
been passed has been because rumOrs have been
abroad that there are some improper reasons why
the forgery indictment was not tried These rumOrS
finally TOOK tangible shape by publication In news
paper. Then It became necessary to have the mat
ter investigated. This has been done by the Grand
Jury and their report has been published.
THE WAY IT IS DONE AT 1.-THE HALL"
| understand, and am told upon authority which
cannot disbeIieve, that 1t has been practice In
the City Hall TO prepare these proposals in pre-.
cisely the way In which you prepafed these, and
been the exception rather than the rule. Parties
wishing contracts would come to you or somebody
win do it for SO much; you make out the papers
and sign my name to them.n 1t certainly was not
the right way to do, but you did nothing different
from what has been done on very many occasions
do not propose to visit the sins OF others upon yOu
1t Is simply right and fair to punish you for the act
Commissioner OF Deeds convicted of this offence Is
deprived thereby Of his office, and any attempt to
exercise the functions of the Office would be mis-.
demeanOr on your part.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

scale of 100 72Oxl0 SUN Of relative weights rs BIS
standing on scale of 100
The next examination takes place to-day, when
1000 cerkship In the Naval Office NOW vacant)
will be competed for by clerks already employed
there for promotion Outsiders cannot apply for
this place, which is only simple justice to the pres
ent lncumbents and an incentive to faithful en-
poyes' for further advancement. On Thursday va
cances for ST. 500 cerkship In the Collectors de-
partment-two day and two night inspectors-will
be competed for, for which great number OF ap-
pltcatiOnS are already on file.
If the civil service, as proposed to be admins
tered by the law and existing regulations, is strict
ly carried out, this branch OF the government
Drones and Inc0mpetency will not be tolerated.
and examinations for qualifications cannot prove
otherwise than highly beneficial
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Admiralty Cases-COlliston.
pofora Judoe RIatchford.

ht-e43 Before Judge Batchford.
, q. Babcock ct al vs. The Steamer Elcctra.-This
mas an action to recover damages for collision.
The claim on behalf OF the owners OF the schooner
rs that while the schooner was at He'll Gate the
wind was light and the tide at ebb and that, find
Hng the wind was leaving her. she anchored about
k01r hundred feet from Hallett's Point towards Ne
gro Point. Just about the time the schooner % was
hnoh0ring the steamer was rounding Negro Point,
land the claim OF the steamer is that such anchor
ling by the schooner at that place was improper; !;
that Il prevented the steamer from clearing the
Ech0oner and that the collision which ensued was
Unavoidable. Case partly heard and broken on to
Rake up tho succeeding case. Benedict q Bene-
IDIOT for the steamer; Dexter A. Hawkins for the
ptbefant
/ Bass vs. The Steamtug william E. Cheney.-The
Rm OF the libellant In this case is for coal lost in
barge which was towed by the Cheney The aega-
ltiOn is that the Cheney tOwed too many boats
abreast against strong wind and that the loss re-
eultod from this cause. The defence Is that the loss
occurred In consequence OF sudden squall. Beebe
and DOnohue for the libellants Goodrich and
wheeler for respondents. Case not concluded.
r Admiralty Calendar for This Day.
y Before Judge Blatchford.
Ryan va. Heckscher Jr.; Mary Thomas vs. The
Eteamtug General W. McCandless; Commercial
Bteamtug Company VS.. Ferryboat America; New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company vs..
Ehe Propeller John Taylor; The United states vs..
Ewy Trunks, containing irnges, &C.; New YORK
aighterage Company vs.. TugbOat +. Levy; H. A.
Chapman vs. E. Sanchez Dolz; McGlenn vs..
Steamer Arg0; Cheney vs.. @. b. owens at al
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME oURr-CTRcUIr-Part 2-IIeld by Judge
van Brunt--Nos. 2s, Sos1s, SIG, sls, $40, s22 s24
sxS, SOY s2s, $50, S32, SS4, S34h, $50, s3s, S4O
b40X, 8A, 84fk.
:, SUPREME CoURr-srEcIAL TERM Held by Judge
barnard-Demurrers.-N 81, %, "a, %, 20, u,
Sufsni0R O0URT-TRfAL TERM-Part Held by
yuage BarnouraAdjourned until Monday, 0cto-
1854, 7s2, 12e 1850, So llio, s22 1885. 1913 1885
600, 1870, l04, $40, 1866.
SUPREME .CouRr-CHAxBRRs-H by Judge
Ingranam.-N0 causes set down. General call or
calendar commences at No. 81.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-Part Held By
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
COURT OF OYER AND TeRMlaeR.
A Quin7ette pr Alleged Nrurderers.


Before Judge Pratt ana Associate Justices.
There were four murder cases before the Court
yesterday. The case OF DR.. LuC!us B. Irish and Mrs.
Anderson, who are indicted on the charge OF hay
ing poisoned the latter's husband Edward Y. An
derson, was called, when District Attorney Win
chester BrittOn asked for pOstp0nement OF the
trial. in consequence OF the absence OF Dr. Doremus
in Europe. The Doctor made chemical analysis
of AndersOns stomach, and found that 1t contained
quite quantity OF poison.
Mr.. Morris appeared for the prisoners. There
was set down for the 2lst inst Tue prisoners were
remanded
The Murder of a Policeman.
Henry Rogers, the young fellow indicted for the
murder Of Policeman Donahue with q cart rung,
streets, on the 7th Of July last was called to the
bar and pleaded not guilty. Counsellor Cooney.
for the defence, asked for postponement, as lie
was not ready to proceed.
District Attorney Britt0n said that Rogers had
been notified that he was to be tried and told to
retain counsel However, he did not oppose o
postponement, and the case goes over until next
Tuesday. 80 ''ssa...-
Fanny Hydc's Second Trial.
Mr.. Britton was ready to proceed with the Sec
cond trial OF Mrs. Fanny Hyde, who was indicted
on the charge OF numbering George Watson, her
employer. on the 2eth OF January last, at his fac
tory, in the Eastern District
Mr.. Morris, her counsel, wanted postponement
OF the matter until Monday, in order that he might
prepare for motion to have the trial go Off for the
term. The case was accordingly postponed until
Monday.
Wife Murder.
The trial OF John Fitzpatrick, indicted on the
charge OF killing his wife, was set down for the 23d
inst. The prisoner has been admitted to bail.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEClAL TENN.

Decisions.
BY Judge Sedgwick
The Atlantic Mail steamship Company vs.
Nazare.-Order granted.
Doolittle vs.. Rue ct al.-The same
Buchan vS. Rue.-The same.
Slower VS.. New York Steam Engine Company
reference granted.
BY Judge Freedman.
/, Knoop vs. Kummerer.-See memorandum on
Hennis vs. Perrie.-See memorandum on papers.
Schneider vs. McCabe-Case settled and order to
be 6led.
Coleman ct al. vs. Gillies ct al.-Order granted.
De GOlyn ct al VS.. Page ct al-The same.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
THE ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

day night. mssae desperate effort to kill his wife
Catharine. was arraru.,,, at the Yorkvllle Police
Court Yesterday. The poor wife, VINO was hardly
able to walk, SO weak was she from the enects or
her injuries, was present In Court and sw0re TO
charge or murder against her husband. Her nus
band was committed for trial at the General Ses-
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
rELoN1oUs ASSAULT WITH A STONE

Michael Callahan, young man. was presented
before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday
morning, by oflcer Of the Thirty-seventh street
station, complaint of Della Canavan, OF 5l4 West
Forty third street. charged with felonious assault
The complainant states while passing along the
street Sunday afternoon, the prisoner hit her on
Callahan was placed under 5000 bonds to appear
and answer the charge, and the complainant was
sent to the House of Detention.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

have concluded their examination, the documents
filed In by each man are carefully scanned and the
merits determined upon by the Board OF Exam
iners. Three names OF the most competent are Sc
which the vacancy exists, and rom these three o
recommendation is made by him to the depart
ment at Washington for confirmation. The pro-
1ciency OF candidates Is determined by scale,
which may be illustrated follows, the classhca-
tion and relative weights OF the subjects being ar
bitrarflY assumed for the purpose =
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

Judge Loew.-AdJourned until Tuesday, October TO-
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part &-Held by
Judge Curtis.-Nos 1872, lo4, 100, 264, sos, $40
Dy Judge Tracy.-Adjourned to Wednesday. Octo-
ber O. Part L-Hed by Judge Gross:-Nos. 552, 500
500 562 564 $685. sos, 570 572 574, 576 578 6S2 5Sa
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CeuaT.
An Important Point OF Practice.

An Important Point OF Practice.
In the United States Circuit Court Brooklyn, q
plaintiff commenced suit by summons and COM
plant similar to the State Court practice, suppos
ing it to be allowable under o recent act of Con-
gress assmiatng the federal practice to the prac-
motion was made to set aside inc Proceeding on
the GROUND tnat the prantics did not justify pro-
ceee1..lg in that way. Judge Benedict granted the
notion
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Criminal Trials.

Judge Benedict sat yesterday for the purpose OF
trying criminal cases.
[ Henry Camp, an old man, pleaded guilty to an
indictment charging him with having sent obscene
publications through the mails. Judge Benedict
eentenced him to the full penalty OF the law.one
&5OO-observing at the same time that the punish
mont was not sufficient for such an offence.
The Case OF BcnOni Howard.
!; The case Of Benoni Howard, who had been in
Clcted four years ago for manufacturing counter
teit match stamps was fixed for trial on the 10th
anst 81
Some cases were reserved" after which the
Court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
MARINE COU,T-2ART 2.


Before Judge Tracy.
After the disposition Of the calendar yesterday in
Part OF the Marine Court the Clerk OF the Court
called the Jury roll and the Court, on discovering
khat only a few OF those empanelled responded to
their names, ordered new panel, and directed
Zine OF $50 to be imposed upon every juror who
Called without legal cause to serve.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
THE COUR RTS.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

Criminal Trials in the United States Circuit
'court-Admiralty Cases-Alleged Violation
: @the Revenue Law-Deputy Marshals
a. Election Inspectors
f ness in the General Sessions
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Decision.

By Chief Justice DAILY.
Leonard Hirsch VS.. Eva Hirsch.-Divorce granted
20 plaintiff.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS:


JOHNSON -BosTrcK.--On the evening Of Monday,
September 3O 1872, at Trinity church, washington
city, by Rev. Mr.. Addison, Major LOUIS +. JOHN
son, OF South Carolina, to Miss MARIE NJ. BosTICK,
Of Washington city.
New York and Charleston papers please copy
LEAvlIT-H HATCH.-On Tuesday, September TO-
at the United States Legation, Brussels, by the
Rev. c. +. jenkins, Chaplain Of the Chapel Royal,
HENRY M. LEAvIfT. Esq, OF New York. to JENNIE
II. SHEPHERD daughter OF the Hon. George Hatch,
Of st. Vincent, Fla, q. s. A.
Y-ETTENBOROUGH.-On Tuesday September
II, at ST. Mary's church, Hoboken, N. j., by the
Rev. Father Canvan, THOMAS +. M. LOFTY, OF Jersey
City Heights, to Miss MARY j. ETrENBoRoUGu OF
Hoboken.
Mc1NTosn-FoREsr.-In this CITY, on Friday, Sep
tember 20, by Rev. J. G. X. Migan, WILLIAM EDWIN
MCINTOSH to MARY, daughter OF Henry Forest, all of
this city.
PAULING-MACFARLAN.-On Tuesday, September
IL, 1872, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents In
fremont, Westchester county, by the Rev. r. X.
Brown JOHN II. PAULISG to Miss ADELAIDE AMELIA
MACFARLAN, daughter OF Thomas and Mary G. Mac
farlan both OF this city. No cards.
Baltimore and Georgia papers please copy.
Wednesday, October 2 in Christ church, by the
Rev. J. $. Shpman, ADoLPHu5 NJ. SAYRE, OF New
York, to MARY A., daughter Of George w. Stewart
OF the former place.
WHITALLl-CIIFFTON.- Fifth day, October 8, at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother Painfeld, N. j.
by Friends ceremony, CHARLES ID. WHITALL, OF
Philadelphia, to MARY b., daughter OF the late Will
liam Clifton.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
POLITICAL.

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMOCRACY,
IL ~ UNION SQUARE, Nkw YORK, oct I, Mz
The General Committee of the National Democracy "
general meeting called for that purpose adopted the
Resolved That a committee OF 1--WE C5 be appointed by
the chairman TO Immediately prepare and publish can
That i'm pursuance OF said resolution the following
tleinen were appointed as such eommityee -
GEORGE A. BARNEY
JOHN j. BIRDSALf.
NICHOLAS MULLER.
A. Il. HERRICK
BENJAMIN WOOD.
Now therefore, in accordance with the foregoing reso
luuon your committee beg leave to make the toowue
Resolved, That the General Committees OF tho
several wards now delegates to the National Demo-
rss @ nspectors Whose duty shall be to
intend the primary elections 70 be held in their
hS Sa ca.s s h sssy sssss &
ns the purpose Of receiving the ballots Of such voers
are n sympathy and acting n harmony with the ma
to Judiciary Convention to be held at 80 Union %
OH Tuesday evening, October 10. 1917, at O'clock
the Supreme Court Superior Court, District Attorney
and City Judge and the same number Of delegates 70
City and County tho to Ps & hea aay 81 81 oco
iS7s at o'clock, for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for Mayor candidate for Coroner nss
delegate from each Election district composing tho
Congressional district to Congressional Conyenton
S hs S Sas o oetSe %
sq"s pases Is 'ss Shall 'b Be 'Ys hereafter
delegates as there are Eestom ~ anro "
ricts In their Assembly @ ember % ssemS
TO meet on the 2st day Of October And to SEND as MANY
delegates there Election districts IN tne
ton to nominate candidate for Assistant Alderman "a
meet on the I'D day Of october in their respective
Assembly and Assistant Aldermanc district t BY order
rio,s ri;s sSrnsox, Secretaries ~ -
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

Opening or the Term-Discharge OF the
Grand Jury for Two Wecks-Grnnd
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

D0LITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPrIOM
= done at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing
Establishment corner Of Broadway and Ann street. NeV
yark
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

Keenan, Again-Fined 800 for Misdc-
meanor-A City Hall Practice De-
nOunCed.