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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10
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| The Stokes TFfal not Taken Cp-U rfOn
Bank of Brussels Fafled-Supposed
Cause Losses in Russian Trade-Exe-
/ cUted CGmmunists-NIass Meeting for
Relief of Their Widows and OrphanA-
COlfaX Not 10 90 the Tribune-Ffrc
in New York Express Otfice-VaEuabIe
Library DesGrsyeG-EeraId Special on
L9aisiana-ArlantIca and Great Western
: Railway Credit MObnicr investiga-
rinn-TwO Days Rum on Bank
! g'weed's Portrait Removed.
I SEW YORK; December 9.--The Stokes
| trial was not taken up to-day.
Il is reported fbat the Union Bank OF
Brussels has failed. The Post says this in
stitution mas accepted largely on account
| of. shipments of petroleum and othoy Amer
jcan products here. a'hS losses, however
could not have been on account of the be-
trOleum acceptances. In well informed
circles here it is thought the suspension was
caused by losses in the Russia trade
The Liberal Council Of Internationaists
have resolved upon holding a mass meeting
| at the Cooper Institute, on the fourteenth
instant, for the relief of widows and or
phans of executed Communists A letter
from Wendell Phillips was read, saying the
French Communists were entitled To the re-
spect Of the civilized world.
James Hogan, ot East Broadway, ~ qDiss-
ing
The reported; connection Of Schuyler Col
fax with the 8r.t,nse, and Oakley Hall with
the Herald, is authorlCatively contradicted
The editorial and composing rooms Of the
Express have been damaged $40 900 br fire
Insured. The MessIs. Brooks lose . valua-
Bile Jbraryo
She Hcr6a!s s,eof 9eports Ee7s OrIpaas
remarkably g'.ie'. %arm0thttes intend to
exhaust everT law9u1 saeans OF resistance
. orl.f 5,y1L
they Co1nteHance Vi0lenceo
Administrators IIaly, RaHjdan, Gen
eraI Sed.wic6I ana Nyancck6o .9rGived
oaS--s:eamae Gsr] bEla.
Jhe following directors % 2Le, s-laH9ic
and Great Western Railroad COMPANY were !
ct,osen "o-das General George B. HcClei-
Ian. Won Mcfarland, Lloyd Aspinwall, A. !
= Hewet' Lawrence Wells, Edward |
Cooper. aJaU@s i. Hodgekin, James II. Fav.
81! og New york; George b. Wright. John
Todd. No f. Parsons and X. Hitchcock, Of |
Cleveland and g 10 Ross. of CondeDDort.
Judge Barrett 0f 1hc Supreme Court, is
sued au order 30 show cause Why hail in
suit of Che Erie Railroad Company against !
Jay Gould should noc be. decreased or such !
otAes ;s!!so granted 90 the G0y3t 9pay SEQ
III.
ghe acfnmoGl gsGucii 9lavp Determined s. !
pr"tteS hosPl'aIties TO Henry NJ Stanley. I
Ja@ UCu.dS Washington special states
shat the Credit aob.iier investigation case
VIII show tina" several Congressman, for
timeo accepted enormous dividends from
that concern. which they devoted to ehari-
table and political purposes. But they will
attempt 20 show they were not identified
with the management of the concern or with
legislation with il. Attempts are being
made to- hush up the investigation, but it
is reported startling developments will be
made from an unexpected quarter.
a privat@ dispatcb states that t5s UpsoB
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10
3ETSCELLANEOUe

The Capital Prize in LOaisviEIe Librur-rs
Lotrery-Et is Held by a Club-SteaIucg
frank Trnccy sunk-Stcumer Thonn
IL. Allen suagged-HOrse Disease At Sc.
I4oui7-Railroad Bond Counterfeiter,s
MISUNDERSTANDING for Fun-Commer-
ciai Convention at st. Louis-Soaffold
ing Fa'i Accident-Flghting EdItora-
Harmless Shots Exchanged.
2IECIsNATG, December 9.-Tha steamer
Frank %raceF @uHk With 400 bales Of
cotton.
q club of seD persons Of Columbus. Tndi-
ana, held the capital prjzs il the Louisville
library lottery
hEAPuIs, December A dispatch from
DuyaIls Bluff says tho steamboat Thomas
IL. Allen, hence for ,iacksonport, struck .
snag at nine o'clock last night I've miles
above there, and sunk to the hurricane
roof. The second cook and pastry cook
were Ios5. Their names are unknown.
Captain Ashford, her commander, thinks
she can be raised The wrecker Eckert has
been sent for.
The Aliens cargo ia valued st about $50.
W., consisting OF supplies tor the Cairo and
Fulton railroad aud plantation suppIies: th0
IC0SrETuRR CE HT2TyTB pAop
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WASHINGTON. "
Supreme Contribution TO Restrain Judge
Dnreii-DecisiOn ReserVed-HIr. Ogden
Supp!iant-Jadge Miller Asks II Cues

DWreIi-Decision Reserved-NIr. Ogden
Supp!iant-Jndge Miller Asks IA Ques-
IfGn.
WASHINGTON, December "a motion
was made in the Supreme Court to-day to
restrain Judge DureIl, of the Louisiana Cir
cult Court. The Supreme Court reserved
its decision.
Attorney General Ogden, Of Louisiana.
appeared before the Supreme Court this
morning and asked for writ of prohibi-
tion against Judge Durell restraining him
from proceeding further in the case Of Kel-
logg vs.. Warmoth in the Circuit Court of
Louisiana. Mr.. Ogden asked tor the imme-
diate consideration of the motion, remarking
that the very life Of the State was involved
in the controversy.
Mr.. Phillips, now of Washington, before
the war member of Congress from Ala
bama, is associated with Mr. o. ZEN in the
case. He made a few remarks, Intended to
satisfy the court that 1t was proper case
for the issue OF the writ.
Judge Miller asked how it could he a
proper case when the constitution Of the
United States expressly provides that
case wherein ii citizen was a party should
not be case for it's issuancei
The court took the motion under advise
ment
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BY TELEGRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POIETs
PR0cEtOIaGS. Of CONGRESS YESTERDAY
FORT ST. PHILIP CANAL BILL
NOTION 70 RESTRAIN JUDGE DURBLI
A PERTINENT QUESTION ASKED
ATLANTIC sNp GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
BANK OF BRUSSELS SUSPENSION
WEALTHY cUBANs LEAVING cuba
STEAMBOATS, SUNK AMP sxas!p;ED
HORSE DISEASE AZ ST. XOUgS
o-o-e-S-a-o
Commercial Convention 'G'lt"r.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

Get your candies, fireworks ana Cafio
fornia wines EroB Miller & Dieliman's Nos.
80 ana 5: Peters etreet formerly New
Leveel corner ofNateheg- Goods delivered
jR al parts OS the city fges Of 5ysysgeo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

assessments Nos. 'lt.. II: ana 2s. See
special notice column DEATH 81 ais
Goldsmith Inman NiIfiaass md Henry
Serre-psYable at the Office o. the Mutual
Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance Asso.
citation Of louisiana No. g9 Camp street.
Amount paid ont since organization flour
vearal. $G84. .250.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

Tbc !.oais' .le d'ora,.sr'ois; 0sn D:a,ss thas
the sss"csateI Press agenS 30 New 0Gieans
Forwarded: foDs edisory' trons 'he J'"e'
on the decision Of Judge Dusei'. zee seems
nos :. 0s aware of the fact that lie also sent
an edl:osia! ef the samO length from the
REPcBdICAN on .he same sunjecG. thus
accomrangsng Gle poison with a. aut!dote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

(AFk BISMARCK,
42......-....... Royal street ...,......... ~
GRAND TYROLRAN CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT
By the Imperial and Royal Troupe under the head
erslip Of Professor sepp'l q. schwandner
Sunday next, the fifteenth instant grand family
matinee, from to 6 p. H.
Admittance free, Commencing al ?. y. See
small programmes delG it,
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III ths mids, Of most intense political ex.

IL ths midst Of most intense poiitica! ax.
c;5emenS some people IL the community
pursue :heie wonted way, and derive COM
fort and profs from doing sc. Mrs. n,
Scott perhaps never played lottery tickets
before. though il is quite probable she did
At any rate, last Saturday, perfectly indif
ferenS to political incidents or accidents,
she Eeut from her residence, No 20 St Bep-
nar3 evenue. 70 the branch Office Of the
Louisiana Sta'e Lottery. No. SO Poydras
stree: 0eav Rampant. and w!:' .asuty-fvo
cents ho"sh. 0nefourtb .: combination
sioiz": Kcs, 10, q. 20, class ~. which :eow
ne capita: prize Of !6oo0. Yesterday she
presented her tieket at the a,fHoa .: :he
Louisiana State Lottery GomYaus and was
paid shs %moun' due haF. $3.50. less t;I"
Usu.,: aud ordinary deduction. J: 40 :,o 3e
presumed shas Nrs. Scots js - sensible
es0,nn2 e:sa ht' r"@i3 sts :4Ve LSpEn
es,sus'y ~S;sh :.c?.es 80 ;11SS
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80 LTCEUS fHAIa

Mf. IsabeIle's crowd seems 10 y" :. profound
! mystery. Even the reporters get bothered
and bewildered about their. So lie Very
first meeting this vide discrepancy appears
in the reports ct theiS Grgas,o. Sags che
PicQy1ne
The meeting o. Senatoya an.' ;.o rrosersta-
tives at Lyoeun Hall was attended largely
The assembling commenced long before 'he
appointed hour which indicated ne wideo
spread interest felt by the people IN tho exc
tr&oTdinary events now tfanapirng,
Says she EYmes'
The members of the General Assembly
met il caucus this morning ri the Lyceum
Hall.
The meeting was announced to open at
ten o'clock, but at that hour not more than
half dozen were present, and the pOrterE
of the City Hall had not completed their
labors in putting the place in order
This was not improved upon at tbs noxt
session. All authorities concur in announc-
ing that only ffty-two persons claiming
membership in the two houses were pres
ent; yet this fraction of g would be revolu-
tionarv goYernment-the whole not equal
ing the number necessary to = quorum in
the lower House alone-has the co0lness to
''resoloot" as follows, and telegraph it to
the President OF the United States:
The undersigRed, committee appointed
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"A CADEMF OF NEUSIIs
Monday Evening, December 9, 1879.
COMMESCEnENr OF HOLIDAY ENTERTAIN.
MRETS.
Engs cement OF tho world renowned Pantomjmsts,
MAFFTTT AND BARTHOLOMEW,
With th-ir entire troupe of fifty stars, who will
present for the first time in New Orleans, their
new and original comic pantomime,
FLICK AND FLOCK,
Or, The Doctor and the Devil,
Replete with aughable Incidents comic situat lions
magical changes ludcrous events, startling
tricks. etc.
New aud beaut full scenery by II Z. Hoyt, ESQ.
Mechanical Effects by 4. j. Wheelan and assist
auts. For distribution Of Characters, MOTtals, I'm
mortals Intervals and synopsis of scenery and III.
Cidents see bills Of the day.
GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL and FLICK FLOCK
Hatint Saturday noon. dos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

Detroit people use their passenger depot
for church and Sunday sehoo! purposes.
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TIE Grent Contempt Ca.re

Ao'n" eleven o'clock yesterday morning
Ju'g" Durell appeared .: the United States
ocUr: room, bat was evidently unweii, and
i beoam" necessary 10 postpone hasiness.
= recess until TWO O'Clock. when it was
hoped !e T1ould be able to :sske UP the i'm
port"n' business pending. was ordered by
his honor, bur al that time he was stiD too
indisposea - si' on the bench, and an ad
journmen: 20 eleven O'Clock to-day solIowe'.
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1872

by the members Of the General Assembly Of
the State of Louisiana, constituting a con
stitutional quorum OF both bodies thereof,
etc.
Since then they have gone into secret ses-
sion, where, for their own credit, it is TO be
hoped tbey will permanently remain. with
out they follow the example of their noble
leader, Armstead, and seek the earliest
conveyance home. The "tabulated" state
ments by which DaPonte ct ais. announced
their legislative birth, are now only useful
as tablets to mark their political death.
AFTER CAREFUE INQUIRY
we feel. compelled to express disbelief of
the widely circulated report that there was
plot to make Judge Howe Chief Justice of
Louisiana, covered up by his resignation.
The story goes that Mr. Ludeling and
Messrs. Taliaterro, Howell and Willy were
to be addressed out Of Gtiiae By the Isabelle
Democratic legislature, and Judge Howe
given the chief place in tho new appoint
mentHo
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MAGAZINE SCHOOL.

We must nos omit to mention another
school we were unable to visit-the Maga-
zine, Of which Miss j. II. Morris is princi-
pal and Misses Cade, Hele and Fowler are
the assistants. At this and the other
schools mentioned, which we did not per
sonally inspect, we are advised that there
were a good number Of visitors. and gen
eral satisfaction on their part We suppose
that the unfortunate financial condition Of
the educational department has prevented
much outlay in this district. Certainly all
the schOol-h0uses we saw are very Ordinary
buildings, and there is not really The dis
tries one tirst-rate school edifce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
The First RRN.

Starting out yesterday with the wish tc
devote as much time as possible to the
schools Of the Sixth District, which were
assigned to the first day in the programme
OF public examinations, we managed to ira,
verse much Of the extensive territory OF
the district, but only found time to visit a
few OF the schools. There seemed to be a
general quiet and lack of outside life and
movement, and there would have been still
less had not the all-inpoItant day in our
schools, so full of interest to parents and
children, as well as to teachers, called out a
portion of the population.
We were present at several of the schools
attended by white and colored pupils re-
spective!y, and were pleased with the gen
eral good order, attention and promptness
in the exercises. OF course there is ALWAYS
quite a difference in the appearance of
schools-some showing much better than
others: though this does not always prove a
real superiority, either as to the teachers or
pupils.
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an 0PfSION

Said az oid Democrat, anG prominent
one, after d heightened discussion over the
situation. with dinner party at one of the
main restaurants, yesterday. 'NYelI, gentle
men, We are whipped and must make the
best of it. We resorted to triokary, fraud
aud force 70 win a big prize, and I don't
think we have much right to complain now
that our big guns are captured and turned
nnnn RA.v
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S'uc-day, Wednesday and Thursday
EVENINGS,


Suc~day, Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings,
December II, le ard 10, at eight O'clock.
M&LR. RLOTTA PATTI,
S'he Queen of the Concert Room; Miss A. / CARY,
Ghe FavoTite American C0ntralto Cher first ap.
pearance in New OrIeansE Mile. r. CARRENO, the
Talepted Young Pianist (her first appearance in
New Orleans Mons T. SAUREF, the Eminent vi.
0Iin virtuoso (his first appearance in New Orleans
Signor L. SCOLARA, the Eminent Basso this first
appearance in New Orleans) and
SIGNOR MARIO.
The World Renowned Tenor This. trst appearance
IN New OTleansl.
Director .SgnCr MARIO.
Reserved Seats. " w
The sale of seats will commence THURSDAY
HORNIEG at nine o'clock at GRuNEWALDS
MUSIC STORE, No. I29 Canal street.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Residents of neghbcrlrg
towns wishing to attend these Concerts can for
ward their orders for seats, accompanied by the
money to GruUewald Auslc Store, and the game
viii be attended TO promptly on the opening Of the
same.
Webe,'s pianos are used at the strakosch Con-
certs Philip WeIlein, Nos so, " ard ~ BaronDe
street is the agentn this city.
Doors open at 7:l5 P. N. Concert 10 commence
ut 8. de9tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10
THg LATEST 0PPICIAL AC!

OF Governor Wapmoth is believed to be the
pardoning Of Judge Elmore, sentenced by
the Supreme Court, for contempt to i'm
prisonment. And this act, it is said, will be
contested OF the ground that it was issued
before the decision of the court was rem
dared
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

We spent some time at the Cadiz School.
on Cadjz street. Mrs. Clark is and has
been for some time, the principal OF this
school, aided by Miss Prest and Miss Tav-
lor. We understand that the principal is
an industrious and faithful teacher, and
takes great pride in her profession. 4 large
terested in the exercises. We noticed here
the Superintendent, Mr., Carter, who re-
mained a short time, questioning the first
class of the school, and seemed greatly
pleased with the progress shown,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

BANK OF BRUSSELS SUSPENSION
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N1HPOsITION HALL.
YbTTT MARIO.
GEB sTRAKosCH COECBRTB.
Grand Opening Night.
Tuesday, December ~, at p. IE.
yhe public Of New Orleans and vicinity are re-
ouectfully informed that the following celebrate
artists viii appear in the above ball and give
THRRR GRAND CONCERTS
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ATLANTIC sNp GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

tsoio GLessce. e................. LAWRRNCE BARRETT.
Second and last week Of
9OHN T. AY1IOND.
MONDAY, December 8, and every night and
"Wednesday and Saturday ulaLnees. v. J. GloerFs
FYGMALION AND GALATEA. -.
GHRYsOs. s...............,.......JOHE T. RAYMOND
Supported by FREDERIC ROBINSON and the
euperior Company. The performance to conclude
Nith the farce OF
A CONJUGAL LESSON.
@iMON LULlA ABY..............JOHk It. RAYMOND
FRIDAY, December l3-B Benefit of j. T. RAYMOND
@f9EDAT December lG-CHAkL0TTB TE0kP-
BGN, IN JANE El RB"
8D pIeparat On-OSE WIFR.
Geats may be secured IN advance for knth matt
and evening.
g3rector, .O..o.... LORRAINE hOS'EbS'
deg
"a. NHARLEB THEAyRE.
BkN DKBAR,..... ........... proprietor
ALEX FITZGERALD. Stage Manager
ghird night Of the favor'te soDgstresa and com
o'icn q, Ms JAMES A. OAFKH, and her neS
NGMlG OPERA COMPANY
Suesday Evening, December o. t%@2s
d4ES BAVARD4.
8S 0sl4 ..s...................M MIS-, James = Date6
30 commence with the comedsetta q
THE TWO PUDBIFOOTs.
Characters by the company
GKaSS OPERATIC MATIEEH SATURDAY NOON.
Doors open at d quarter to seven; the overture
Sgiil commence at a quarter to eight O'clock.
de8 P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

acoSf@phs oE M9RTH PAoE. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

Near Falence street is the Jersey School.
Of which Mrs R. Davis is the principal. as
sisted by Misses Nafe, Casac and Whal-
right. Mrs. Davis has taught some years
IL this district, and has earned a high repu-
tation as faithful, conscientious and skill
tul t her. We are informed that a mum
Der OF her pupils entered the High School
at the last annual examination of candi-
dates and that more will follow this YEAR
The classes in the room Of the principal
seemed 70 be fine set Of orderly. inteIli-
gent Young gentlemen.
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A PERTINENT QUEsTI0S ASKED
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tSoio GLessce. ................. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Second and last week Of
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FORT ST. PHILIP CANAL Bill
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NOTION 70 RESTRAIN JUDGE DURBLE
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MAREEGo SCHOOL,

One OF the largest of the schools in this
district. We believe, is the Marengo, ON the
street ot the same name. Here are several
hundred boys and girls, who, attired in
their best, presented very neat appear
ance. number of visitors were present
chiefly ladies, who seemed 10 predominate,
in the general attendance. The pupils gen
orally seemed to have been well trained
and instructed. Mr.. I. n. Carpenter is the
priacipai here, with Misses 1raon, Laddy,
Clapp, Rlyne and HaY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

were lond in their threats Of rios Ii ihe
morning. By the middle Of the afternoon
secret assassination seemed 10 rs their best
hold. II the evening it was difficult 80 tel
if they Sere not al! "little lambs with
fleece as white as snow" and had always
really been an favop 81 Republican GOV.
ernmeuA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

Not far from here, on Austerlitz street. is
Ortd pupils, i'll charge OI Mrs Baptiste. the
principal, assisted by Miss Golden, Mrs.
Dorr and Miss Dart. This has always been
quite fourisling school, but the attend
ance latterly has been rather irregular
We heard some good singing here, and
We're pleased with the general appearance
Of things.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10
WEALTHY cUBANs LEAVING CUBA
CONGRESS.

Commercial Convention 'Vls.er"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-22

Twenty-Five years ago, says a letter
writer, a company of young people, far
mers sons anl daughters, to the number
of thirty-two, drove in the early morn
ing down to the ancient little city of Am
boy, New jersey, to embark in sloop
for sail down the waters of one Of the
pretticst bays that wash the Atlantic
coast. Arrived at Sandy Hook, they
feasted, fished, frolicked and flirted, too,
no doubt, for the wash tub and dairy
can never deprive the daughters of Eve
of their perogative. At the close of the
afternoon they prepared for a glorious
bath in the waters Of Florida Grove, the
young men retiring round the point,
leaving their fair friends in unembar-
raised enjoymentof the situation. Upon
their return the young farmers saw a
sight that might well strike terror TO the
stoutest heart. The cruel underto had
sucked the poor girls down to their deaths,
and the waves had cast their bodies on
the sands, from whence they had dashed
so merrily into the rolling surf short
half hour before, as not one Of the whole
party was left alive. Sadly the young
men bore the remains of sister, friend,
and sweetheart back to their homes now
made desolate indeed, and widespread
was the grief and anguish in the hitherto
happy township of Piscataway. There
was not family that did not mourn the
loss of a beloved child and daughter, and
such was the shock produced by the ter
rible occurrence throughout the whole
State of New Jersey that the memory Of
it is preserved to this day, and the story
told by those who listened to it first, per
haps, from the lips of sorrowful eye
witness