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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12
Thursday Aug. 2Sth.
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.IbhNANNA . ta-NN ~ y
Q to 9,lo Opening exercises and
roll call
Present - members
9l0 to 9:35--Arithmetic Nota-
ton for third Reader class. First
learn the numbers from to 9-jnclu-
siye When perfectly familiar with
these use the zero aud form numbers
from Toto 80 inclusive, Next form
combinations to 999 Now use period.
or syllables. From this as ground
work read and write numbers,
Mental Arithmetic
Have no formulas. In Addition and
Subtraction give results and the SIM
ple,t reasons only
In ANALYSIS two forms may be used,
LIST, or longer method use Statement,
(with or without PrincipIe3, reason
iug and conclusion
md, or shorter, Statement Answer
Reason,
Shorter preferable Use both meth
DDS, Don't repeat
9:55--Recess Of FIVE minutes.
Toto lo:35--Drawing, Curve lines.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12
Afternoon Session

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12
AFTERNOON SESSION
. Music and roll cali.
D.. % ,,t,,,,,1.rg

. Music and roll call.
Present 81 members.
% to 2.55--Grammar. Construc-
ton and analysis Of declaratiye, imper-
alive and interrogatiye sentences.
Maxim. Learn the thing first and
name it afterward.
800 to 3:25--Geography Study
Of she Globe Attraction illustrated.
Recognizing Grand Divisions, Islands,
Oceans, etc. from shape and location.
From Glabo proceed to Outline Map,
Now learn from shape. Make Maps.
To be used after the child has passe d
dsnominate numbers. Next teach
Mathematical Geography.
3:25 to 3:40-Recess.
$40 te 4-Spollins Hos to con-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12

Our Job Press. = Our new Press
has been kept red hot since we put it
in position, 1t is turning out some of
the incest work in the northwest. All
orders for job work viii receive dnc at
tention in their order VIII all possible
dispatch
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12

Business. Our City has been
thronged with new faces the past fort
night, seeking places of business for
mercantile pursuits. 1t is fast becom-
ing known that Grand Rapids and Cen
tralia presents the best inducements
for business of any towns in central or
northwestern Wisconsin,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12

duct spelling lessons. Principally
from reading lessons. Study by OBJ
seryatiou,
/ Close
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12
The Rablin HouSe.--The arriy:

at this elegant home for travellers are
increasing daily. The "Rablm . has
all it can do with an increasing Gus
tom.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12

OH plank road loaling down the hill
from Judge Woods, Is being re.Iaid
further to the south, thereby giving
ample room on the other side for the
passage Of team, making It's decent.
Personal. ~ J Wood has return.
Cd to hi, studies at the state Uuivers
ity. Frank stands high as a student
Pres Ketchum was iu the city
last MonI4y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-12

CpNtral.a Census. Mr. Cassidy
has presented Us w!tA the census Of the
school chillr in Centralia The cen
sps shows 81 between the AGES Of / ana
:. IL between the ages Of I aal -,
ana - between the ages Of - and -
year.--making an aggregate Of Dob
Grand Rapids and Centralia together
have GG1 sehoolable chill lren--a larger
number than any town in the pinery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Miss Carrie S,in cdfes the good people of
Sansas J' acting o. AdiutantGeneral Gd interim.
COun karaly, The Austrian Envoy at Ber-
I'm t. ~ raised 70 the Embassador ana in re-
Auru, Germany will raise her Envoy al Vienna to the
same rau4
Mr T. D. Jones the Cincinnati sculptor, for
calling % come Oh time the completion " the McPher-
~ monument Ia, b,eu sued by the Grand Army Of the
GepdbhD COMMITTEE Tor SlgI25.
Lady Gc0rgana Cathcart, who was married
IN o2i and Vas widowed years later by the death OF
hr husband Sir George Cathcart at the battle OF InLer
mann di'd recently IN Eng and
Gen Lees birthday is January 18TH and the
cceaslon VII be celebrated al Lexington Va by hls
FANNY ana friends. His Old Lieut.. Gen. Juba Early will
''er memorial address as part Of the sOlemn.tes
President Theirs, it is said, had set his heart
On 'pen1ng the Winter at the Palace Of tho EIys4e
ferls but ~ Ia. has been able 10 do 80 a. he
,t.dsed himself 20 Reside wherever The Assembly
Aolastt sittiDgs.
u Leon Say, the Project of the Seine is
'ne largest shareholders Of the Journal des DeLais
I'm complained that that journal undulv defends
N"I-4E to' snowy weather. 49, ~ ''''0''
III "IneS' Secretary Of the National Prison
''O'''n mas received commission from President
.ualr1 authorizing him 10 represent fbs Ne vioor O.,
iuineut AZ Tue International Peulfenffar- - 49,.
IlOH ana ACCOMPANIED BY earnest r.or'Dt IL, ~
VIII accept the appointment ' iS4oest thdt he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Rhode Island Legislature commenced
its adjourned session to-day. The message Of the Cover
nor shows all the interests OF the state to be IN sasIac-
tory and prosperous condition.
The Hon. d. j. Morrell, whose name has been
quite freely passed about Pennsylvania for the Re-
pubcan nomination 10 the GOvernorshp, writes 70 the
editor OF The HV11sburg State journal, explicitly de-
clinn4 to permit bis name to be used for any Office.
Gov. Walker yesterday vetoed the joint res
ouon OF the Legislature suspendng the funding on the
virginia State debt; but the resolution was adopted
In the House by over threefourths vote, ana IN he
senate by tWOhirds the veto will probably DO Oi NO
avail.
The records of the Freedman's Bank in
Washington indicate pretty well what the negro IA ca
pable OF with fair chance. Five years ago this bank
started with deposit Of i27 but the gradual Increase
compelled an In the factes OF the BANK anu
the number of depOsltOrs ranges from 100 10 HJ
daily ana within a month recently the depOslts were
10000 IN excess Of the drafts.
The Wilmington (Del) Commercial falls upon
Colsressman Blggs and conyicts him of error IN the
boast that "n0 man ever came to the Whpplnspost
twice" "Theract thar n IA common thing. says che
Tsr,rr FOR man nc whipped more IMAM once M
Statistic, OF crimo ure published IA the State but an ex
aIniHaYa u jag IgS2I4s NJ 3nY t."s t9Is ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
method OF punishment is as incfoacious as it /, bar.

method Of punishment Is Inefcacious as It is bar
barOuS
A correspondent Of The Cincinnati Ga.ette
made soni5 Serious charges duplicating Senator sher-
man, and among other things that the Bar In Cincinnati
found state Of things aided and Allotted by the United
States officials appointed by the senator as bad a. any
thing In tne relation OF TammaDy and the corrupt courts
here. Senator sherman writes Fat contradiction OF All
that Ia hBed and charged against him, and ayOWs MS
willingness his Influence for The removal ~ any
official who may be guilty OF the msdemeanors charged
How the rustling Of the greenback heals
the hurt that honor feels ia Illustrated IN GeorHI'
where according The Atlanta HeV Era, the names OF
n number OF the original nre-eater" unconditional
secessiOnIsts--" Blue COckads Vigilance Committee
men appear on the list Of rejected applicants Tor
property DESTROYED by the Rebel Government during me
war This, the Over-susceptiDe Era takes as - 'au
sad commentary on the depravity OF human nature.
The Board of State Prison Inspectors meet,
according to statute, at Sing Sing, tomorrow Mr..
Mechn, Auburn, retires Inspector, and the Hon
Thomas Kirkpatrick Mayor OF Auburn. takes hia place.
Mr. Russell the Agent Of the sing Sing Prison, has re-
signed 70 take effect the 10th inst. ~ IA understood
that the Hon Henry Nelson OF sing sing VIII ne APP
pointed TO the Office OF Agent. He held IL once before
but was turned out b. his political TRENDS, NANNY
he could his to let outsiders TOD Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

4 special Committee reported 70 the Nne-
teenth Wari Council Of Political Reform last evening,
that it had visited the Mayor and urged upon him M Oh
ecors the resolutions adopted by the Common Coun-
Gil in respect TO the Harlem Railroad mat Mayor HaH
approved IT'S agreement and promised % intcr0se hs
veto that II had met COmmorturo vanderbilt a1a !,
number ~ the Directors Of the ar, in Railroad ana
been informed mat tie Company would DO everything
IL its power put its road IN condition resulting n no
least injury 20 the streets, aud the public
and private rights ~ citizens; and that CUmuodor" F'n-
derbilt had requested the joint associations ier' & ia
the rapid transit question 90 appoint comm 'irr -
select a upetelt engineer. who. wif engineer -
De appointed by the Company after making chf''nA
examination should suggest plan which the Company
would probably adopt. Resolutions were aiDp'fo '
tne Council deLOuncng the action 0i the late common
Council. r. was announced tlat The jOat asfp0l. ns
ut rested in rapid transit would hold unnr mns %
East SIDE Hall. IN Eighty -siXtn-st, near Inir.atc II
EIid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Demsrss' Of Division ,ni Br,s be- sorts F,vYas fs,
him tsiore arrested. ks hazel - bsfars
lsi.ss never ossEed % 81 BSgst tss eesToss 'sl
cos that bin vhen BE- sshe for
that aim Blnoghsl Ese M rot tel lin he st,h cle
b. lskal To- H. d. Baro Stony kof s'k
bs amt toll N Burruaes gone ssE Yeri.
and Mr. Riley that BE- vas a. bis ssfcrsi Uhen Ee1f
me, burroush.'s room 70 eomg %' BAR b. -as -
Buon vhen ouad by Monk ckd us door he oa.
sic eHEe tore sls tongog 10 he door % o. tne
vent b. he dead week before oos Rly i'a ~ roo.
The second time / d. Wy 90 ~ uefton - a
S n I ia sraIpsl IN ~ ~ =, 3. a. ss a. o.
wrote tas isct De- lo aaon seek ar l1s1sgg
Day gaye H. toy - N sister btore Burfoeghs go rf -
prisoner bat qu1ty denied 81 kaovse o. his ee'f b. rs
POISON Jamie bought th' poison - tn an sat 1r 80
lsf taken poison; engaged ysn wute Hars' FF
runryi never Eorer irto hs rs u DE- feAi = -lto .
tM b. vas oe d 'dh buragfs % ia. - q or l' -
D. te a, hid g ras ci VIA r'- -
note vai'a iolni BIZ rocte' va -e af arr = ltl
taken me poison be SEA sri yDH ' s,. -. Do He
N hosoe-iaq u7e -el Boyer. rii m ths -oes -
fore b. oo The pool Deuarst who bad hu seag ~ n's -
wees he took 60 5'''ou in - ev-niAs er 80 -
Spoonful 0 sud some auial1il ln - llhr
boy for .he lua lnsF b. ws going 20 ~ - s- =
h- o. him die . Che atflo'e i !
was en7zri rhhirg The ball De- bad hfra t-f VI " '-
hHt Hovei 10 e chair ahu qraref of' boar before ~ l
sensible. but g. mapped l g 10 Do n 'l u
not -nsn il tie hove &c usi ,aibr ~ .i,p'
TIE au1snun relieve PAIN and Tguitngi te m.
hs took te a-enic be or tFo hur, e n oo..
Sanfri.-iirT lrf rn; ne n'tt
~ rert dsv Brougis y,mel an bad ooacele Je- Pig ~
hut dil not Ig 20 affr1s
-ouer there NE house Nih the boy eyer ng pay ''
ss 1 i"9 vgas adjourned until tomorrow. a'
- LDl.. ., '-+a.l The result - frui - ~
49, r5rsi ~ Rnrrouoi,. "icua-a 5-i're rcA--.'-S
verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE TOWNSEND REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

The Townsend Republican Central Commit
tee met at No. 1l95 Broadway last evening John j..
Townsend called the meeting TO order, and Hugh Gard
uer was chosen temporary chairman. and George W.
LYON and John O'Brien temporary secretaries Mt.
Lyon then called the roll OF Delegates elected for 1872
and said that two sets OF credentials had been received
from the Second Fourth. Sixth Districts ana pro
es against members returned trOn the Twenty nrat
District. A Committee Of five was appointed DY the
chair 10 con slider the claims OF the cOnesng delega
tons resolution, offered by Judge White, was passed
c0ngratuatng the Republican party upon its recent
victory in this state declaring that in the great
contest for fs1 EewYOrk will be foremost IN sustaining
and illustrating Republican principles. The meeting
then adjourned 90 January 10, when the committee on
Crrdentlals VIII report.
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POLITICAL.
OHIO.
TIP SENATORIAL CONTEST.
INV HflF Unnann nun
OHIO.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE.i
WAsHISGToS. Jan. GA noted Ohio State
politician, and keen observer, writing from Columbus
70 friend In this city, says that 10 has talked with
GoZen members Of the Legislature and heard directly
from as many more, and that he has yet TO meet one
whose hrst choice is sherman. He further says: "Ths
may strange 70 you but 1t Is true and notwith
standing this believe that sherman will be nominated
the CAUCUS the second ballot with from 10 to 20
votes TO spare" significant circumstance In this In
teres;ing fact that certain who
interested In securing sherman defeat we're in this city
last week. to secure Influence with Nh Thomas Scott 10
help them They said that they could surely succeed II
they could keep three men OF the Republican caucus
and that Mt Scott could do It for them. They did
get the help they wished for, but Information has
been received to-day that Mt scott has started for Ohio
The supporters or Senator Sherman constitute decided
majority OF the Republicans and n all Of the members Of
that party participate in caucus and support its
nominee, he IL be returned II, however. few
OF the Republicans refuse TO go into and the
question iAdecided IVY open ballot in the Legislature.
senator sherman will be IN danger Of being defeated
In this case If straight Republican s ELECTED; GOOD
judges q ak that Gen GaEfells chances are the best
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
l8I TELEGRAPB TO THE TRIBUSE.l
COLUMBUS, Jan. Bills were introduced
into the Senate to-day 70 exempt parsonage property
from taxa0n and oprovde against the ofsaughter-
houses near any public highway incorporated village.
In the House bills introduced to change the mode OF
paying for opening and widening streets, that the ex-
pense shall be borne by the property benefited TO admit
persons act Jurors who have gained information in
reference 10 by other than hearing testimony
or conversation with parties the suit and 10 compel
county 10 insert IN their receipts Tor taxes the
appral cu.eLt and percenme OF levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

,,.a .ac battle prccecds L 6N g SS 4 doubt
senators Of uS ne side OF right III t & ~ = Jur
kess will pe on and receive the conihe 49,, coUuTy
&sou will oeS ~ your constituents ana VI !0," -, IN
6OnsceO0es. ,hsn bv resolutions procoeued " '''''
. aa0 I'm the following result
GER -Tsr,es Terwilliger OF SyresVCu5,ee rorro
Clsrk@ ~ Isrss-Col Looms o. Herman
IIssisf1nf Sergeant 81 wv
Auissou Of enerSSoSt-John Taidlaw o. Catar2ugus -
a sstsidnt A. Schraw 81 CncItl; VI vi c,i,nf
DOOrkeSpe55 tort Of Osweeo. Lemugi iulnuI. L -
Orangv, 20 Il Bridges ana J0In ~ -, -, ~ tI1apv
Zee In n,D.o - S1Dit0-Wi Lam u. J9A4 49,
geA.'. ~ senate CkCAgbcT-Jefel' " = -. ~
wO0pIN offered resolution p'o'iuus r,d.-aI
y -. 81 ~ the Fifteenth Amendment " '--'
sdOp p,,,,;o ~ which was laid on the table,
O,pPrEN introduced bill to repeal '"V ,n,
hT, - act and Mr. PALMER INTRODUCE i. OIL,
yoad DIe.,o tbs Pourhkeepst and E,s1,Iu h,s
'emPoNetitS cancel q portion Of us uNt n s"b0
Comptll ,te bouds or Large deuOiu4'.." t,s ga
pnl .,,UaI report % the CaptV4 NV''I-4'
,oreved and laid on ihe t "r half ~ hour and.
The Seh ~, re Cove-rOr's Message was rteif
sFeass ~ Serk Al the CONCLUSION OF tiie $500 On
sreao l - lie Governor sent 100 q SpF'Ih .1 10
N pc Nm Citv and County hnances Ni'oN'4e" "
b. AssengSr YDT'sT presented memorial iron =. ~
MI. iL--.-Ior ~ fine City Of New orh heh- " -
Green ~ ,-,,,siou bv the Legislature iof tue $3.50
a. noes On motion, the suI4.'' 49, f-,un
me CT. CIn,ni-tcc composed OF Tic oo-''''O'S Iva
txxswYark city. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

BrRGRsOn sunday Dec D. The residence q The Rev @
So West neth st. Jane sister Of tie late james buIes aged -
Relatives family respectfully nvd siend
Chapel Of ST. ChrysoOu Thirty
seveltLaye., Wednesday. Jan. J. at y.
CRoUCH-On MONDAY ist Inst Martha wife Of John Csach
The relatives aud friends Of tie family invited 10 attend he fanssL
CHEEvBR--n Dee % Of Group MARI Char
fourth dau E Of Rev Hen T. and Jane Tyler Cbeeer agd yeas
and MONTHS
FlSHER-A Brooksis New Brunswick ~ J, Nette Il. 8
Fisher daughter Of Dr. James c. Fisher, aged 81 ye-rL
Notice Of funeral brrafer
JOdNSpS-Near Beaufort c. SundaT. December "a Ms
Nrt Jhusou Leonard johnson Paham.
devoted the freeGen aged
~ years.
MORG AN-A Jersey CITY January 1872 Sanford Aosn, Of he
Of 4 son. II New York CITY. agd 81
The Of the flay respectfully nvei b teri
Friday At O'Clock from he residence
OF bis Bristol No. "a hoaisomeFysI, jersey City.
without fatl invitation
Nifs Of william Nudge
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend hsr
funeral heetasOus AsrHeoek L. on am esy
INST, IL Oc ock
PPCK-Os Taes47 John Hmm Of Herbert C.
MARY A. Peek. ssei ia ears tonthN
Relatives respectfully invited TO attend bis nea
THURSDAY Jannsrs from o. Osk and JAskson
hts " J. ate Begenh Tram leave foot % LIB
..tr..t, AZ n n OF the Newark and Hew-fork h. r.
Brooklyn papers please eopy.
WADsWORTH-On Monday January Craig Wharton Wsdssoh IN
the hs age the ate General ellsworth u
Geaeseo. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

for each successive period OF FIVE years per
continuous rate OF growth. probably without prece-
from 1860 70 ls5 the population OF the city decreased
Per cent Since 1868, or during the i've years from is5
thus indicating that the average rite OF Increase expo
rienced prior to 1850 was again likely 70 be approx
The increase IN the valuation Of the property Of the
city and county forasessment purposes, during the ten
years from 1seo 70 1870 was s2t per cent.
Te present increase in the value OF the real estate Of
~. Vs. 80. purposes IS estimated bY
experts 20 average about five per cent gar hnnnm: &C.,
RELATION OF TAXATION TO POPULATION AND PROPERTY.
1t is also interesting 70 note the relation which taxa
ton sustains population and property Eew-York
and OF the other leading cities OF the The
following data are derived from the most authentic
GI o. EEvysnF Po3u,SSa IN -, s 2a, sgFs.,.' s
mated hy o1cs' sZooloJi OA taxation, sgi'3eso TIiaon
To:5eSPoggoa I'1o 80 IS aggregate Of all 'r'aou, 1870
$50 't T yer ca ~ Ia 49,, ... 100, nd
,,s.i 1870 20 a 5 t,IS ~ .,ptl ' i'A' genera 'H1
But % 10 the opinion ~ some eNpertr the burdens or
ne ,tian lcb he a5-rs,t ~ ~ ~ annual lew of
taxes susains 70 the value OF property assessed attn
In Boston srd Pbtis7ha real esta,e Is retained FOR srsn,
nearly rs marketable value On this basis ts relaxation Of i5r
rSiI vslrrrn 1870 s5s'oo, argreTl! tar-or Io
800 y3 A. 5o Of li .'a, 70 is l,g
Iatoa 1871 Sy'53 ra4O OF taxation to q property TnAuon
Cscvy47treT ;,s v,l1,i,a =. made ri sra
y, t6 iigTsA'e TAXATION ls S'0OD1 F-AS I7sg- ~
I'm he CITY Of New-Yorf on tho other houd, valu-
nton ~ real estate acknC1 lodged TO be Only about 10
per cent OF the real property, the ratio o. aggregate tax
atom 10 real rrS pcrty valuation would have been in
1870 as To- o. Int - the valuation Of the real estate OF
New-York we're advanced In proportion TO the value
taken for assessment purposes IN Boston ana Phade-
phia tho ratio instead being as 70 D. would be much
favorable Than IN either Of 'le cities above meL-
toned, the representative ratio ~ at least 10 o.
II Is there 'ore evident that in comparison with he ac-
tual accumulated and tangible wealth OF the 'itJ ot
New York liability On account OF Indebtedness 3,
which the city has yet incurred or IL pro7perdvey
likely 90 incur s vlIy Insignificant, and, with reas ma
blv honest eil economical government such a. pub
lie opinion and legislative authority, guided by recent
experiences certain 90 compel, there can Ne 20
good reason why the NeaTiug debt oil cations o.
the city should Dee regarded tue most dcsrabe O
investments. am, yours, most respectfully.
DAVID 4. WEiL7,
Chairman Board u Commissioners for revision OF the
Laws ~ The State of NewY TX, relating 70 the &c.
mont EAd collection OF ttXes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION N KINGS
lnI-NIl

The Democratic General Committee of Kings
County held meeting last evening, Tunis c. Bergen in
the chair and received the report OF the Special Com
mee to whom had been referred the matter OF report
ing plnn for recognizing the party. The plan pro
posed that the terms OF he members Of the present
Committee shall expire with the election Of members
from each ward and county town at che primaries TO be
held next month that seven members from each ward
and town shall constitute the General Committee that
OF members shall wear. three for
two years and for three years the terms TO be de
clded by and that associations shall Ue organized by
the members In the several wards and towns, which
shall have power select candidates for ward officers
delegates a. the General Committee and the several Con
vynOns and Inspectors OF all Elections held by them
The report accepted, and. after passing resolution
authorizing the amendment OF the Constitution 10 con-
adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE PATERSON POISONING CAsE-LIBBY CARA
BRANT CoSvICTs HERSELF.


The inquest in the case of Burroughs, whom
Libby Garrabrant Is accused OF numbering, was con
tnued Yesterday. before Coroner QUINN in Paterson
Gilbert and Phebe A. Riley, the parents OF the eoored
how who lived al Burroughs house, testified IN regard to
the disposition Of portion of Burroughs effects.
sah Grabran Of the accused tesised-bby er home
worked for time IN fhEnh MA vas not
aWar had not Der h'e a sne
e len tar midi Christmas presents OF ning value
from her supposed boarding With rcectabe people Willie ale
l. a. A.
letter from Mrs Burroughs who Is confined in state
Prison was read To Jury. Mrs Burroughs did not
believe that her husband had committed suicide, or
written the note found his pocket and requested that
A. should be forwarded TO her that she might compare
II with specimens of his writing. . .
Libby sesiaed three seeks since bought
Ar,e smh wanted u rata IN burroughs eoa'e
placed arsenic Of bread think 5oGsaI before
that When on
be the arsenic Kitchen and ga the mont heiFloou te
tt M 10 xr starchboI AMI th1 aour caught one or Two
rtl. Ia tie Kitchen Burroughs In hs house "h-a
/ used the arseuc did not al hs srsea'ei Ri
.,ws IA the closet Ia cup With paper wrapped
srn IL DO WHY stated previously that had not fu sei
.n ar.snc the remaining arsenic out The yar DO ao
that Bar4gs OF the bread bought s be- ou e o. bat
Nssh' - ~. vssSDsa ssys .es' Asa.S - 80