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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-26
DIVORCE NOTICE.
Ferdinand Russell,
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Cynthia Russell.
TIE deiendsnt viii take notice that Ferdinand
] Russell has this day hied petition against her
IN the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Court Of Common
prayer Of which Is, that the said plaintiff and a.
fendanr were duly married on the 18th day OF De
eemoer, ls6S, and that she 10 now his wife- that
she has been guilty OF adultery with persons m
known 70 petitioner thst ahe is nov living ard -
hablupg with one Morrison as his wife; fhas ~.
has been living and abiding in houses Of fI-fsr7o
Encst o. the time from Dccember, 1859. 70 9euter,
beri lstl. The prayer Of which position e fSst
sid pstitioneE may be divorced nom her t6s "a
CYNTHIA Russell, J. L. ORRENF. =.
'4arS PlAiatia HAtegDt5,'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-26
eN8 EF9M se71---:o' s
H. r. sHOMo.

We desire call the attention of the citizens Sanduy
Joining counties to the fact that have the Regular
Fremont Therefore not being mixed with Stoves Tnware
and do buy and sell Hardware
than that do mixed prices
competitions the following line Of goods of which make specially
Builders Hardware of description Always
Nails keep other kind Carpenters Toolswe large
them and take pains keep the best
than in town. FARMERS take particular pains
the best goods for needs be found and at break o prices
Fostoria Pows Scrape Burcks Cutters Shelters
Shoe Hoes Forks Rake Axes Champion
Cross Cut Saws Blacksmith Tools Anvi Bellows Stocks &C. the
best in the city.
IRON of all sizes at the lowest market prices.
Carriage Makers will find by calling large
AXes not surpassed store Toledo Cleveland
in this line will be sold bottom prices Sadd will always good
stock Of Harness Trimmings and Horse Millinery
Thanking old patrons promise old customers that
we will make it to their interest 10 trade with
FREMONT, March 1872 CANFIELD, HEDRICK 6 BRISTOL
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-26
TEE JOURNAL.
THE GOAT QUESTION"
fgq9 Masonry Exposed.

sT BRO. PUewAsHi 'ivHo DIDN'T WRITE IT.
i After twenty five years OF trials and fears,
I've come to the righteous conclusion
TO publicly show what all Freemasons know,
And put them into griovous confusion.
First, petition is made, some money is paid
As earnest Of more that's expected;
/ Provided that all SHALL vote a white ball,
pilAnd thet Ppheant is duly elected
II the ballot is clear you need never lear,
They'll send you the news in billet
With day set apart to give you the art,
II you have the courage to will it.
The day being come, keep everything mum,
Repair to the place of the meeting,
Nor foolishly swoon when you enter the room,
Where the gridiron's ready and heating.
Whom the Deacon commands, with sword in
his hands,
To walk up to the fire and be seated,
Without delay his orders obey
For thus have all Masons been treated.
Then take of your coat, and mount on the
goat,
Ho'n carry you safe to the altar;
The nag is quite small, yet lest you may fall,
They'll tie you safe on with the halter.
Being mounted and tied, start off on a ride.
And stick to the goat like plaster
Through the lodge on a bound he'll carry you
round,
And halt you in front OF the Master.
To the Master then pay due homage, and saw:
81, Richard, on billy goat mounted,
Dopromise and swear and firmly declare,
By pains that cannot be counted.
That I'll never write, print, paint or indite
The secrets with me just entrusted;
And should 1 indulge thought to divulge.
May my heart and liver be busted"
Then is brought in trice, tub of water
and ice,
To end Up the candidates travel;
The Master standing by without telling vhy,
Knocks the candidate in with his gavel
Then nothing he hears but deafening cheers,
And outcries from one to another:
While the candidate gasps, all eagerly clasp
the hand of the newly made brother
The Master then cries, "Let the brother arise.
Aud present him the star and garter.
On his kneeslet him fall with head to the wall,
Then anoint him with oil, salt and water"
The unction complete, give the novice seat,
No longer he's left to conjecture;
The moral that's gained is fully explained,
And comes in the shape of a lecture.
At your earnest desire your tried by the tire,
And let the fact ne'er be forgot;
The rite you must know goes plainly to show
A symbol of our Grand Master, Lot.
Who, feeling tue pains and sulphurious flames,
Travelled on toward Zoar on trot,
While the Sodomites doomed, were quickly
consumed,
. For neglecting the counsel of Los
By water then tried, It's plain to decide,
You then sYmboled Grand Master Noah,
Who saved from the foods his children and
duds,
Till the rLst of mankin were no more
And lastly, It's plain that fleeing the fame,
Lots wife, you remember, looked back,
Neglect to obey made her body of clay
A pillar of salt in crack
TTis plain to be seen what the moral has been
And here our instructions will halt;
What fire cannot save, nor cold water lave,
There's still virtue left US in salt
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

The Board of Assistant Aldermen viii hold
II ,pccll meeting at 2p. IN. todI}, 10 consider plan
for stopping IRE d,r bio hadc o centre st. 10y the iiir
lem Railroad freight c''-.
The Joint Committee of thc Common Couu-
eli on Railroad, will meet at p H. to-noHow to hear
co,upaint, AGAINST tne Harlem Railroad IN respect
the manner ui5un. trains above F"r,} ~ccou.-si
The Internationals intend holding "a mass
meeting in T0mpkin.-squu" ths afternoon aud even
ing TO discuss che Ei.hIIour law. aud. II po>lh!".
dew. means 0i securing ""f" "r thy-o 10 81"
unemployed
The meeting of Market Savings Bank cred
tor he'd yesterday to thoosc .tre l bankruptcy
was adjourned until Aprl Ic. C'di,ors Who ha,o NOT
vet pro, tcir claims are 5t ubcI 10 V before that
datr.
Amaud Gregg, Il member of the Provisional
Go, cruncut Bacn in 1,i9, ami member of the
European Peace Leauo. delivered !,r,sro a-t even
e giving detailed account OF the Peace League which
| numbers tj,O"' members IN Europe.
The banner given to the II. Patricl'- Mu-
tnaI Alliance 10y SISTER Mary Francis Clare of kcnnarc
rrand was hin!ed .t evening ia the large hall of
the Cooper Institute The Hon ". f. Robinson dolly
cred an address appealing Ia tho audience contribute
10 the support oi the keumare Convent
\ meeting Of the citizens of Harlem was held
last evening at Lincoln Han. in Oncundred and wen
tyGth-st, to protest against The pa,tg' of act 10
brdd Vaduct road, % feet high. through Foutl-tye
William II. tOiwcll patsidr", aud liiam H. Lockwood
acted a. fsl"tdrl RESOLUTIONS were adopted strongly
opposing the measure.
The Amateur Baseball ClubS of the Middle
States met in convention last night, Tu-ono Hail. n
this city, and indOrscd the rules adopted the Ceye.
land Convention, with such exceptions cUuGccd with
the circumstances of the Amateur. +. Is. Wood wb-
elected President. ami A. T. Waugh Secretary Several
College clubs including those OF Harvard and Yale, were
represented.
The Board of Trustees of Greenwood Gem
ctcry met yesterday at No. 80 Broadway and adopted
the ANIMAL report which sub,e eIently submitted to
the meeting Of lor-oHncrs. The financial report shows
the receipts have been during the year ISL S2is5 20;
cash hand Dee. 1870, s1703 80; total <s276Js %,
expenditure, s32G5G az balance Si9Gi ~. The receipts
for cemetery lots were sii2G32 rs; for opening aVcs
$50 lG7 10 for labor, fsSl 92 number Of sold In I@II
I25 total nunbcr Uf lots sold lg55 interinruts 5IJ:
total number Of intenncnts, JcGi. The expenditures
for labor durng the year amounted o S260 a for iu-
pyoycmcnts tli,209 o.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
rr1.oE nrrnRN IL KlNGs CorNTY.


The Board OF Supervisors of Kings County,
ct il meeting yesterday, received report iom te
Keeper Of the County rGitoltary, showing that i54
soncrs remained Feb. J. that lj3 were received
during tie month"; aud ~ discharrcd and tla s'0' 81
Was earned 10y prisoner IN tie shoe shop. Inc CoiI
rpittce ~ whom bad been referred thc communication 0
Iaucs ~hcvln presenting plan Dy which the Pcaitcn
tary could made >euppori ing reported That II had
ven the mat er careful attention and that the system
closely resciubcd one which had baen employed az tho
Albany pcuiicntiary for many years. The Committee
Ice made upon favorable terms as ic contract with 'hc
Albany Pcitchtiary aud That the present cniici couI
lac puuuli.d Jb0Cr the - stem pIoputd hc tht' ht
could e made self tanning III less thih IHltt years
The plnn ,SouG save ~" county AZ least $1,000 Annually
although it Wouid bG sraTy 10 erect VHehousr
female l son. and heating aNpafa'us. % pt"alr i
S5Os0 Tie Committee Sufge sled no definite acllon
at usent but asked fOf the adoption Oi resolution
authorizing an cNp,udtuic Oi 500 in soliciting cst
mates for tnc proposed bindings.
slpcTyisOr Newman claimed thaf tir lnpfoN cWents
could not be made because the departments 0i the
Comfy Government had already largely oNctr their
count had been all expended except $1,000 lie believed
tLaf here was eofnethug behind this report and that
tLc Ole, Wis 10 control ln hr tr, dSury arls
inc from the sale OF county lots ~ iaihG-li ihis ac
,oied haste of the Board ia selling tie Lana 10
inc great disadvantage % the corrty.
The supervisor at Large called Nj newman to order
and sumo or Howell moved the previous question Oh
the rel ora of tie Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
pLEApINGs ov THE JERSEY CRY r,pnrur>r


In the Hudson County Court of Quarter
SESSIONS at jersey City yesterday, John j. Prenderasi
County Ply ysican entered plea of not guilty i'll
dictnen which charges that he certified bill Of o57
for drugs tuIn5ted the County by DeMotc White,
aud that he received from the firm % per cent The
Court granted Df. prcudcrgrast the right 10 dcmur to
the Indictment 10 make motion 10 GUa,h u. either
before or on trial day. held him 900 hail
swor Matthew Irwin, charged with refusing 10 receive
the ballot Of gualItcd vO;eI, Edward Haley jr, while
acting as Judge Of Election in the
First Precinct, First AldcTu1nic District pleaded
guilty. held ia $500 bail 10 appear for trial
GaIIctt NrcelaId, a nber Of the Board OF Chosen
Frerho.d,Ts, ard Benjamin T. Welsh Of the Board of
Public Works. indicted for conspiracy IN encciing the
purchase 0f portion OF the reservoir property by the
amount given by NTccland, who made The purchase,
alleged, In his name, while acting rs an agent for
ur IOaid entered pleas Of not guilty. ana were held III
800 h each. JOnn T. OheD. formerly sergeant of the
IhIid Precinct Police, arrIgned upon Indictment
chIglhg INN with accepting go a hrbe 10 Telcarc
u"n custody prisoner named Dirhert, and, In default
I" Sl,p' ,al, Was rem8nded to prison.
bNiH Iheand, aIraiCned on two indictments for
knu H"s'hy, pleaded not guilty and renandcO In
u.Idih' ol hal: The Rev. BrOmwel Andrews aged
pr'"cn'i iesiuln9 IN South Tbird-st., charged with
aenHuI' "u. hltiofy upon Mary McLaughiin age 10,
rfI any M1r 'n ia bail 10 answer Mr. Andrews and
cruel treatment of The girl " ~ '
Ihe Hiahd Jury found 1is indictments against city
uncIdeJ ih' lt "a agtIIrt the Board Of Public Works
rs against Board OF Police fomnissior,,s ae o,on.t
Board of Fiie Commissioners ngn;,st I,if 80 i.idoa
l.. L. McNlIlains, against Police JIsfce ke... .,,
az aiust Police Justice scy mOur ''' '''N
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
ALLEGED rO!s0NING OF f0UR CHILDREN
EAST NEW-i OEk.

Considerable excitement il manifested among
the residents 0f E&S: NcwYork. l. H. VITA reference TO
the alleged poisoning of four colorad Children ny John
Hnehel who lives in The village, and earns livelihood
by meudiug chairs. H. has been known as -impct"n
His alleged victims the children Ot Mrs. Uhucr.
siding In PCun-v lVania-aVc, near Atlantic She
states that lIucDc To- nor fpi shelter the house
where ne used TO stop had hee1 hunci down. She had
btru acauguCd With l.n before. and -hc gave Lin
shelter She went washing. - Ter custom each
dv and left Lin ia charge Uf the hoE"c. There Wa
food which Sic hat prepared ioT tie cuilcu r. cat
when they came h,uc from school When the children
cane De gave Inc food e. iirm aH a. he alleges, hC
some of IL himself Al dan of the children died,
and. 40 tlrcc days after another d"d. one WIS
url aud The 0Gcr boy. Two utliyT children very
ok ana one s rot expected 10 live one of the dead
children was buried uGcr medical c.riiicito Tor suit
cing Of III" hau the body Uf the ohT i> n the hands
o a rVs ciau. Tor animation. to 81 there amy
1r,i. ou ih the Intestine. IiurHel ted
M.du.-d'F Hi , amt j. hcld 10 a""it tie iriu 81 the
ult >icia's examinations
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
BAH Clubs of the Middle
POLICE NOTES.

4 patroluan fired three shots at Il thief az First
ave ,pd Try ,escnay, without ~ arr. b. of
tobacco dropped lar have been claimed by Louis lIey OF No.
5gy tirstAre.
Matthew Cassidy, hackman, age CO. died ycster-
IA. Al No z.I East hL, from iufcs rurra
by Icing cmsli two al the depot OF The
road Company At T TssntJ-seEenth'st
Michael MnlliNy. are -, of No Mornsst.. was
ssrs. ad evening IN aopn u Canal d. We Badss h.,
~ an sefon.lv Abd sobue Of iafe Of ce and
a small ,um OF inoneJ. 1Letli.Ves esc"Iri
Application was made yesterday for the postpone
mni the s Of Mrs Fayy Hyde the mstress of George r.
Ws.on pt M. Ami term Cour, Of over sL
TRIMMER Dstdct Attorney Bnton "ppord the noton aud Jge
Pratt postponed hearing Of S|ppeol Until tooffoN, when
the prsousr will present al iayits
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDSUrs, so 2e BeoAo'
WAL Ran Midnight
s.n FoSn' SI geI
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
min FlOrea. Minister

Westminster Hotel-AntOniO Flores, Minister
OF Ecuador at Washington. - Breroort iiotsf.o"i
upl Bowlcs of The Springfield Republican, tho hol a.
Inwlcy OF England, Col Harem, Capt. R0gerson nnu ~
T. Wodehou-e Of the British Army -, rum hn",.e
Uotet-George W. Chds Of The Phiddeiphia Leagsr ~,
Island Col Gowcn of London the Hon j. H. Miar1 .,
omaha ex- Congressman Culver OF PennsyVama, NJ & r
santyoord aud Charles Van Benthuysen 0l Albany vi
g. H. Bissell OF Hartford. Paymastcr i. H. swa ". -
Navy aud 7. H. Canneld OF vermont - Td''a Oes =,
fr1I 'jfofeI-Ex(iov. Marshall OF Minnesota - o.
NirhoiGs Hotei-Judgc A. T.. sufcrn OF iayerstTaw N
v Isnnc inckley, President Phindelpha, "lihIng1cn
aud UgItimorr Railroad co.; g.. II. ThurstOD, James NJ
Cooper. and q. T. Bingham OF Pitsbnrg,; = Ee"S
nol,fnn JDt[- jude j. IasbrOuck OF Kingston, ~ =
r- Giisey Boasc--Jbe Hon. william Dorshoimer OF
HufIalO.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
An OFFICER FATALLY BEATrN

Defective Philip Lambrecht of the Nine.
teenth Precinct who, with Officers OBren and Tooker
was beaten bya gang OF roughs at Frstave and Fifty
nnths. was reported last evening 10 be dying con
dit0n. He removed TO II. Lukes Hospital soon
after the afray in an unconscious condition. having re-
ceved y blow Oh tLe bend with n piece Of marble IL
Eas beiey we'd that be would but within tw day
he las failed rapidly The attendant thought
jast evening that he could not live until morning. VIM
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
InpsON EINER COrNTIES.

WmIE PLAINs.--in the Court OF Oyer and
1rrnincr for Nt,t.hc.t"r County, DistrctA itorney
Br,. moved, yesterday. to open the trial OF Henry A.
Fallen Justice 90 tho Peace Of Morrsaui1, in
jndctmcnt char- him with having ptcd bribe
t. release tNo prisoners arrested for burglary. Counsel
for me accused a-kcd Tor "a po,tppnemout. After
ua a. b, counsel, tuc adjourned FOR the term
pouB's FERRY.-Dayid Mcclure wa. found dead on
Tu, ia. mufuin-. "a the 400 -. an rniiiHhn'nt wall
c4-t oI The rroal bridge. having fallen FROM tbo road
.ft fb, nj .tt
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
nl-n,-Ar IoplCS NJ THn CArrrAL.


fFoNi -, 80, N,,,, ~ .,p-,IY .frL rXrrCmrn n
-. ,,.,,.or nm. 1>,,-r.gt. g.. .rI.,N--t lTiIEt-
fi'L u't - . 49, ,.',, ...,,,, t,,'t :,
ING Ol HE NiW-"HLLAN> 'tbAi.-A DELL
GAIlON t"pN lhI
.,,....>. ~. ,,,,,,,. i,,.i, T. ,.-o
" -,
el.tot C''bug ir sin anxious I" eNhlb to the conn
,Y a. .u record: end that 81 hall Go2ru other scTa-
TO- ia ,l.n matter of umhIug Recommendations for
.ric. aud .'iod rr tni- morning. during the morning
tr li. r...iuiion which ha. been pending for some
80 l., ,,..f., Il. rfr,.l,f debate he W.. willing to ac-
49,. -,r ,.,..,,, ...udr.,nt calling for information
a., ,e.s,gt f., Hart. Latin & Corn,n aud hoped the
.i,-,.,, v,niJ ,,.- hu,..diitcIv He w,ult
-, ,,.tt .ir r TONS amendment 20 make
50 ,.t.l,,..,i,u r.,., :. en n. e.rators as il
-. .,, lone. ,,, Ga. .,,,,ents &. frr,i.h tho
"a, -i,,,,a.. ibat ais object woIH Lo oCic3tcd. when
Nj C0nhh ','n Z" 'P,,t' ~ lIF,YY 20" ] iI%' 5 n,
"''-" ii- '., .,i W a. - t, i'. i.,', y.,'..,o an on
-.L"i. ~ r1r..up mt r,,-ro "a ircI,,,irsl oiiec.
ION 20 e p''r', OF ms ""r9'n1 w'g .i ,i ilp,
s,"T ~. ,p,,rh. tiovint lie al,urii;y OF
&c N" ,',.,, ,1 ,r '' i,l,s him. lie
i'' &C. o'"a' .'''" '''n ''"."'% ~ ".'"m % an Y' H
,,..t ft .',f. 'in i,.r"r fi t,l., H.. qt,..-
l.h -.' .r' 80. y, ,, """o,i ~, ~ tEo"'i| NJ
i.' . ,,ll,,i jo, li' Lrj,t, il Wa, :,itn Nh 10.
t'.n .,I H.. va. ini.,,,a h, Mr. f'Drling.
~ ircia.a, .,,,t... v.. say lotcD -rae in h-
, ir..., ,''..T, Inc ,i,sn ION continued
4''" ,,' Gi, . 1,,rffolo ..d tid ms -. cc6
.'' u ~ M rc-i,'I q, the d.. ygo.k
o., ., ,,'. ,ir,. I'M vas Ahc ,dti,i,p of amend
80" 'l' ''''' 80 al l',,,...,., ,,,..,| g.. tb,
~ ID l'''.. ,'i'- ,n,. ~ i i,jce tr, 1,',,,i
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:" 49, 90 - -' '''" "' % IT, @ rt % ,i s,'r, ,'9
N' i''"'' i'" ~ i'"' ' ,i, ~ 49,. ,,,,'.c, t., pt1
,..."S ~ -, m m a. rd,.nt iuc,,e.reth, ,lIicc
t-ih, 80, -, ~, - ~ ,,"'rt nt Cga'us and me l. d.
=, - ~ w 49,, u, - ,"c the senste a.yjonTue6 "
r u"as, v,as 20 onatient 70 resume the discne an
-, -, - -, o. - -, -, -,
81 Inc japan ana ohhsusea"ship SUBSIDY. 'hat the
morning hour dispensed with, aud the Post-ofice
.nnrouration bill taken ND i'm Committee of the Whole
-, ,r,,., ,.,o, ri ,.,a,o mo-. - -,
"'''o"' i"'"' "ci''' i"o u'""'o was "io'e eainesb
pointed, and vigorous than that OF yesterday Both
sides had got warmed up by yesterdays preliminary
.,rnOele and the hgbt was The hest cont..ted that
- 80, i,,..oa a.. w,
u' "'"'' NO ~ '''S o'io"' i"eie
heavy blows hhaIp tnusts, and skiIful parties
made by both sides. Each speaker was limited 70 five
i,, ,ine and MANY of the snecche. ,e,. ,,,,,sn.u
""'"''o ~ - - ~ W. ''
fno specimens I" "ts' cohuehsed' and effective ora
tnry The increased subsidy was advocated by Messrs
James Brooks, Sargent. Butler. Dawes, Bingham Town.
send, Kelley, Hale. and Duhnen, aud opposed
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
NrN-.JERSrY.

JIusrY Cry.-Tho City Clerk sold 200 par
cl- Of al estate. 10 pay arrears OF taxes, yesterday
with the exception of sN lots the property bought
by the ..Anthony I cnlorrd, was found drowned
ia The scranton Coal Dock on Tuesday night. W T.
Kine'4 ew,ry store IN Monticcl0-ave., robbed
Tuesday night The proprietor, who slept In the store
was awakened by the entrance of the bgars and fired
five shots at two men whom he saw engaged in riing
hi, show case. lie wounded ono OF them, but did not
prevent their escape.
NEW A,I.-Thr congregation 0f the Park PRESBYTERIAN
Church L. ABOUT to build new "dIico al BccyIr-Nr
and kratrN - IatTolnn Christian Bauer sI>-
peudcd. rsTday from the polite force for oOwardce
The VIII of tcOTtc OrWiu, represent
h- been admitted 10 probate John Coles, proprietor
uf The Park House har-rOO. was arrested, yesterday,
for = auit and battery.
U,ckLN-ACK.-Fhe Newark Conference OF the ". f..
Church bcgn it, sixteenth annual session yesterday.
R-hop Amrs presided. The Conference numbers l72
uirubrt-. During thH last Nc0r three member. have
died. aud there al Present eleven candidates
II ndcd fVi admission.
UoHoKEN-Iohn Iicancv OF Newark and Jefferson sts
wHs committed. yesterday. in default Of BAH, charged
with mufd.Ious a-- auit on his vile.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
LONG ISLAND.

NlWTUwT.-SuTcryisO burroughs refused TO
give warrant -tery, for the collection OF taxes, 10
Oliver Crooks the Receiver of Taxes of this town..
Work was br gun, yesterday, at Laurel Hin, on the new
avenues 10 bc opcned from Wostst and Bondaye to the
dock, built hy tho south side Ia,ilroad ompauy on New
to,n Creek Thrle are 10 hc SIX these avenues, the
reutr.. Que passing through Laurel lliil.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

TIC President cut rtained The J,ptnc- r. basedor>
st dinner This evening together with other inyitcd
40. .ts Tomorrow night the Embassy viii hold icc' y
ticn 'hc Arii gOu, - which an IA" dl-u2uisE'd ON
GERS Of the GON NcrnneHt have been inyi."d.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
n have assaulted him, is now

r,.oroa who IA alleged to have assaulted MN ,s nov
in p1Is"n william and George Lave iysh Sq for ths as
Morly ho other officers, and sent to the Pemtentary
for nne wear each
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
STATEN ISLAND.

ELW- -BRIGuON.- mpkinS WCsteIyclt, Pres
ft o the Board of Village Trustees has resigned and
L. H. t,bire, has been appointed 10 an the vacancy
POM RlcI'fo>D-Lau.i Mccarthy was held, ycstCr
dI rior Ju,fic, HI- scity, charge Vi attempting
IA. 81 IL. 90 tn d! bli,,liI..
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 252, including a hOm
suaitpox,
The Park Commissioners have received. dur
Ing the pact MONTH >I7GS79 sJ and expended S3S6c4 IT,
Mrs. Leah Sven recovered 5000 yesterday
from the Griud street and Prospect Park Railroad CON-
pany for injuries received III August.
On Tuesday night a man was discovered on
cake Of floating in the East River. The passengers
OF e ferry boats Monticc" and WinOna attempted in
vain 10 rescue him. d also three O the MOnticelO5
dccl,-hdud- ia "a -luall boat.
CORPORATION Counsel De Wi;t states that he
intend. to compel City Railroad Company 70 adj
di,nnal ear, ON its several routes. II it neglect To do
fI. Ie VIII proceed agiu-t il for "a violation OF the
cnartcr. and x fOr the appointment of receiver.
Patrick Keenan,, who has been indicted for
forgery and misemoonor in Office, has procured letters
from Andrew Mchcon Peter FOEcTty, and Charles Glib
uc, setin. forth that they hal authorized the accused
t. jan thc,r names TO tho proposals for sfcstei,luis
wIj,i4 ne - charged with having forged.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
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