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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-21

PH WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct'r,
ID Successor TO Green & Williams, Auctfoneera
No. lool. northwest corner Tenth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
1Y IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE
CITY, Southeast CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed q trust dated June ., A. d.
1873 and duly recorded in LIber No. III, folio 49,
SC, Of the land Records for Washington couaty,
in the District Of ColumSi1, and by direction OF
auction, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
December 4, 1874, at O'Clock D. m, part OF lot
No. seven, a. in square four hundred and min g.
teen.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance in six
months secured By a deed Of trust bearing ten per
cent; interest. Fifty doilTTg down on day OF SAFE
WILLIAM HILGOUR, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-21

As- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, January 4, 1875, at the
same hour and place. BY order q the trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-21

PUNED until MONDAY, January II, 1875, at the
same nour and place. BY order OF the tru stee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
- @orpep % a + bin9ton> cil

9arpeD @ a bington> ein
Neffe George @albin9ton's Der leit
Sabren in 94a1bin9ton als 9te@tsan=
luolt prafticirte :. lit Dor ,pentgen Sagen
in G6repepprt, i'm @taate 2oui liana>
gcltorben. Gr mar un9efdbr o6t5i9
Sabre aft uno i6ien elm 5iemlib einia=
mc5 2eben su fiibren. 9(uBer einigeu
yeiien uno 9}i0ten Datte er feline Ser
won0te. Gr mar in Walbin9ton 1einer
ercertril6en @e>ppbnbciten >ue9eH lppbl
befannt uno binterldBt Elm beoeutenoes
germbgen.
Sn W Wa1bin9ton lpurbc Gin
Gan6ioat fir eine Stelle als Yoit=G(ert
bel Dem computotipen Gramcn befra9t:
"Wie melt lit Die @onne bon ber @roe
cntfernt 2" Gr onttuortcte> oas t6nnc cr
ni6t 9enou lagen, olein er lei 5icmli)
li6er> boB ct ME in bic 2dge fommen
lperoe, cine poit oabin erpeoiren au mill
len,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
Sbio QBaiicnfrcuuo.
9cr 2cibci9ene.
(Sblub.)

~<8 lebten 3elten lNn Nertebr NIT Dem
Voleu iberwo6t lpuroc Gin Mfonn nit
cnem perlbmitten @elihte uno tief lie=
Qenben Mpli lisou9cn trie6 lih Den Sag
iibcr in Ser Mdbc ocs @ernitfi 'lNen $oou=
les umber, uno 10 oft Der @onfier e;nen
8elud) befom, mo1!c CT iib Gin 3cld)en
oui ciucm Yl1it6en Yopier. 9So li6
Yeruibfi uno Slonoolf in Den Solons
beoeoneten fonocn lie ltcts enen 9errn
in i6rer NQbc, in toocllrler &lcioln9 nit
elmer ooloenen @rille uno einem Oroens=
bQnod)en i'm &nopilod)e lcincs Trodes.
g9enn inoeNen 6eobor Die tleincn
MeuberliAteiten niht ouiiielen 10 botte
oooeotn Yernbti Gin I'm 10 ieincrcs Sc
iu6l fir Die gui imertlomteit, Die man linn
piomete. Mlit oem Snitintte einss Ser
lc)morers obnte er, ooB Semano Die Yo=
laci oui i'm ouimertiam 9emodt boben
miille. Mnidn9lid rietb CT aui Teooor
lelblt, ober ols ct leinen @erbodt 9(oclen
mitt6eilte, mics oielc oenlelben nit Gnt=
riiltuno surid. Sod 1ci ocm, uie ibm
woQe, Ser @oben erlbien inn 5u beiB,
er trai @orbereitunecn, I'm jeoen 9(u9er>
bid obrei]cn gu t6nncn.
Gin onocrer llmi itano fo6te ours 9{eue
ben @eroodt Bernitti's an. 9lls cr ein<
mai pl0blid lcine Mobnun9 perlieB, iono
CT ben 2cibeisencn Blanopiis Der linn
,uo6l bctonnt NOR, in ciiri9cm @elpra@e
nit Dem 9Dad)ter por ieincm 1oule, uno
&o5lalief wcnoete lib raid ,ueS, oa er
Bernibfi erblitte. 9(ber cs mar Sll lpot.
Mpn oiejem Mu9enblide al >uuroe
Bernibti belonoers b61i6 9e9cn Tepopr,
betrieb obcr feline @prbereitun9en sur
g(breile I'M 10 raider uno 9cbeimcr.
G5leiApobl >uor es Der rlliil@cn YoliSci
nid)t unbetonnt geblicbcn, oob Sernlbtl
leine MD6el pertoui babe, uno >penn llc
oaber Bemeile zines Completes Swil6en
Blanopif uno 8ernitti boben wollte, 10
mu6te roib SugcsriiIeu meroen lonlt
cntio9 ]id Der cine uno plttlNt oUb
Der onocre Dem 8cred0e Der Seborosn.
@p ,uuroe henn cine glodt beltimmt, in
peltDer oie Nolisei bcioe mutbmoEliden
@erj1u0rer beimlu9en wnllte, nno@ola<
lief muroc beau itra9t ein Ni0rtdtn oien
3u UulltU, uuIlll Ntun uV"t >'"lItV'" ""o
nbne Muientbolt Sl Ttnbor 9elan9en
tDnne.
9Rit 6sb6unsri9e suportetc&olia=
lief oieisn Moment leints Srlrmpbes.
s. oouerte ibm pel 81 lan9c bis Die
6dlher tamtn, un0 mebr ols einmal ltie9
er in lcine9o9tammer binauf uno lebnte
lid weit 5u Dem Genlter Dinaus. nm beim
G6eine Scr GtroBsnloternen Die 9eron=
na6enben 81 ertennen.
0a bog jett eine @r"ppe nm Die @tra<
Bencde, lie ndberte li1 raid uno 19pei=
eeno ;. ous mn bten lie leln =; =. - er =
beuote lib np0 ueiter Dor >. Yl0bli@
pcrlDr er Den Yoben unter Den Suben>
ct iiiir;te auf oes 0ad; per9ebens 9riff
CT nit ocn @dnben nod einem 9olt Z.
es eror0bnts ein oumpfer Toa; oonn Sar
cine Wlinute oueS ltill lmo eno!l@ D0rte
man Elm leiles @tobnen. 9le geute>
,uel6e&r 1laliejf bemcrtt, botten oenStur5
oeb0rt uno eilten berbei. Gs lparen
feline 6al6er, lonoern eini9e jun9e Ndn=
ner Die BON einem Tomilienfelte no9
5oul le ei,een. sic ma6ten 2arm> uno
alsbalo fam Teooor nebit mebreren 9ie.
nern> Die erl@roden &oNol!eii ertannten'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
,@OSpp0in" lcrnpr>

Otpuul NV 81 lVlH VCtuuutHYttlu. nVttll
miro Der Nr5t fpmmcn !"
Ser lit nibt me9r nDtbi9 &c geb
nit mir 81 Gnoc; i'd babe bcn Giidgro
9cbrpNcn. 9(ber i1 mQ Sir ctmos ia:
gen. llebcr Sid unb Seine Gcliebtt
>uirb et>pos bertinbrc1cn> bo5 ou 9lic=
monren sul6rcibcn lpllit, ols mir"
"0u biit bon Ginncn, &rljolieff!!"
SD milf ni6t iterbcn> pbue 0ob 9l'
willen lollf, boB id MIDI an Sir gerd0t
Babe" io9te &oiiolieH cincn 9iiti9cn
Slid ouf Tcooor beltcno.
0iclcr, Der immer no6 9loubte, boB
lcin 2eibci9ncr nibt 9ani bel 9innen
lei, erlpioerte 9iiti9 @ehc opN, Sofia
lief. >uorum 1olltef gu Sid an mir &C.
r6Ut boben 2"
v9Seil 9cin Noter mcine Sohtey &C.
l1dnbct uno pcrtoBen bot. Gie mar
cine 2eibei9enc wie ib," la9te CT in furS
ab9ebro6enen 9Snrten erporitobeno. Gie
mar leincr nibt >pertb~: obcr, iii9te er
bitter DobnloNcno bei "su leiucr Suit
mar 1ie gut! Sie peroar6 uno pcrfiim=
merte i'm Moloc nit ibrem Sinh . :,
ibrem Noter ourite lie nidt mc6r ppr
Die gu9en fommcn =. ucnn er oub MIR
Elm 2ci6ei9ener mar :. o6cr ih lpuroc
lcin Seuicl uno bin 9ein 5eufel &C.
we{en :"
u0as lit tein 9Sobnlinn," riei Tcooor
emp0rt orilprin9eno, "oos lit Gin nieocr=
trii1)tinpr GGurfpnItrcidh
vgpel i6 cs tbue =, mas 0u t0uit,
lit esbcr @treib zines Goe!nonnes
9(6er lie tommen !" fubr cr fort ols er
Sritte me6rcrer Menl lAen b0rte, ~lis mcr=
ben Sid 9rcifen uno binben . >ns
noN @ibirien fiibren, . bti, oos uirb
Gin 2eben lein . >pie Elm 2eibeigcncr :"
u&reiIen glod @ibiren !" riei pl1b
lid Tcobor l0 an Ser 5tirne foleno.
LIMB gu Dolt 9(ocle genonnt =. ou9
lie!"
Snoellcn waren Ser 9(r5tuno Scr 0ie-
ner, Der i'm 9ebrlt, ein9ctrtten, oub &or
tinta mar crbci9etpmmell uno D0rte pol
Gntleten oos 8etenntnib &ololieiis
6cobor elite, borbduptis, pic cr mar,
an ben Gintretenben poriiber, bic Srcppc
6inunter uro ronntc nod Sem 9oule bcs
Sonfiers, I'M i'm 5u >porncn.
Sn einem Sbor>uc9e> ocm 9aul @cr>
nibtis 9e9eniiber, itonocn 5>uei in MlQn=
tel 9cbiillte 9Rdnncr Die id) chamber
onlaDen lno lG6elten ols lie Srpbor
6eim G6eine ser Gtrobenloternen cr=
tonnten. 9os @ous 8ernitti's mar BE-
rets beluo6t.
Sn >ueni9cn M}inuten poren @erntti
uno yorle sur Tludt bereit A}an mar
oorouf por9eleben. Vernitti oriitte bcr5=
li6 8lonboiis @onb uno bat inn i'm
Gtillen ben Ncroodt ob, Ben er ouf i'm
9e>upri fen. 9(ls Teooor sum Shore bin
ous>poGte, 6eriibrte i'm Bernibti ld6elno
an Der @6ultcr un0 lu0 i'm elm, i1n 5u
iol9en. NQe orei ltic9en Gtof Inn @tOf
biz ouf Den 9o6booen biuouf. Sort
0ffneteYernibti eineil oltenSflebcrl l@ront
unb luo Den Baron sum ginEsten cin
9ieier 9loubte 8ernitti 1ei ni6t re9t
bei Ginnen ober 5u leincn Grltounen
botte Ser Rlei6erl l1rant Elm pcrl9iebbore
9iidlei our0 >pclhc man in bas 9fo1=
borbaus 9eIau9te. Nun ging es ,uieoer
Srepp al, uno ais mon ourb Die Sinter=
tbiire bes 9iahbar6aules aui cine onoere
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20


5p0tcr on5uuertroucn sumol ouf0 Die
Shcioun9 Der rcli9iOlen ucbcr5cu9un9en
5u ld>pinocn bc9onn. @ott Dotte Slon=
opff in Gin totboli]Ncs 2nno 9ciiibrt, in
rpcl0en er ta9litb ia itiinoll0 Die 9e6'
rcn uno oos ySirtcn Ser STRIDE ltuoiren
tonnte. llno oab iein nunmeDr cDrli6es
6or1bcn uno Ntiben pon Ct folg 9efr6nt
mar bclucs Der I'm itono ooB nob
So4rcs frif Scrnikti feincn SIN 1tono mebr
nobm, Dem 9lrme uno bcm $oersen SEQ
oprs lein boloes S66tcrlein fir oos Sc
bcn on5urcrtrouen.
9luS Seru1olem l6rei6t ocm
9Siencr Toterlono Scr beriibmte 9}otis=
bonne: 3>pei 6du1e er rllnierer liebcn
6rou bon Gipn", eincs in Serulalcm
|ielblt, ndmlib nEcce homo, uno oos
onocrc in ct. Sobonn i'm 0ebir9e,
etma smei @tunoen bon Der beil. @taot,
0finen fort uno fort lire SHORE ben ar
men &inoern, wel6c rns aus ollen &C.
genoen bes beil. 9onoes empfoDlen pcr=
oen; ia ielbit ouBerbol6 5cslelben luen=
BET man lid) al uns. 98ir boben &inoer
aus @evrut6, 9leppo un0 Damascus.
Sic Mebr5abl ocrlel6en 1T inoelien ous
Scrui ialem uno Der lm9c9euo; lle lper>
ocn uns bon oen M(il)ion6ren Ocs 4a=
trior6otes uno ppn Ben eifrigcn Tron=
cistanern. onemp pfoblen. Sic 3obl Der
Suternen betrd9t mebr ols bunoert, mir
tDunten nod oiel ebe hcbeutcno oergrD=
bern> botten mir Die D}ittel oo5u, Sd9=
li6 mii51en mir Gelude I'M Mufnobmc
obl1l0gig be10cioen Wdrc es bpD Mig
li6, ollcn oie]cu ormen &inoern, uel6e
li9 moteriel unb littli@ III un6el6rcib=
libcr 9totb belinoen, unlcre 6iikenoen
9rme ent9e9enSrrci6cn Nit Doben lie
taam oc ollernot1oiirfti9lt Setleieun9
unb Nabrung, 10 0ob ibr mitleioerre9en=
Der Mnblid in 9rellem 6ontroltc 81 Dem
fri11en, freueigcn 9(ntilb uno Der rcinli=
0eL wcnn ou6 einfohen &lciOun9 nlc~
rcr &inoer BON Gion ltcGt. Cine elnfo0e
gr;iebuny miro unlercn Woilcnmao6em
9cgcbcn. @etbeilt in sluei 9lrbeitsiim=
mer, werbcn tie jeOcn Sag mebrereStlln=
ocn nit Ndbcn uno Tliden be1 1Nd itigt.
Sn ben bausliben 9lrbeiten, i'm &o6en>
$50 ]6en, Bigeln> in Der Selor9un9 Der
&rontenitube, Scr @ocriitei uno Der
Mpotbets, in o1' oieicn fir Die &inber
mel it unbetunnten 9in9en er6olten 5ie
friib5,itig pon oen @6lueitern l(nteriuei=
lung un0 llebung. Seoen Sag wer0en
lie in ben glementarfentni1en Der ara=
biidcn Spro6e bon unleren bier einbei=
nlil6en Gdmel tern unterridtet. Sir bos
Tran50lilde lit ebenf fails cine 5tunbe in
i6rem tleincn Stuoienplon ou9elebt. 9ie
tolentuoll ten empfon9en l1nterrid)t in
Der @rommotif> Geographic Mritbmetif>
uno @eldibte. Gor 9lllem ober miro Der
&eli9ionsunterridlt BON ben eifrigen
Trancistanern 9epfle9t. Mdbreno Die
SSinocr ndbcn, miro ibr @eoddtniB our1
@tellen aus Der bell. G1riit be- hdftigt:
es 1T taunenslpcrt6 nit ,uel6er 9eibtig=
felt tie 9an5e Seiten memoirreu. Sir
Den @elang sci9en iie piel 2(nla9e pbne
9robe WG6e lernen 1ie bie 2ieoer fir Sen
@ottesoienit. 3,uar 1T ibncn i'm sQ9e=
meinen Die Sniirumentolmul lif unbetannt,
o6er lie fii6ren ood einSelne Stiide nit
meiferbofter Serti9ttit ouf. 9os @oncz
tuarium Ecce homo bot belonoere unS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
PRISONERS FOR SING SING.

The following prisoners were removed dur
ing the past week from the Tombs 10 Sing Sing Prison by
Deputy shers DAILY and Coughin James Sorlnc, grand
larceny three years; Edward Enright grand larceny.
two years and six months; Augustus Hausman, grand
larceny two years; Charles Martin grand larceny, two
years; James Lambert grand larceny two and six
months; David Witzberger, burglary six years william
MemaengO, grand larceny, eight years; James Maoy,
grand larceny, two years and six months; John NJ
Mioloh bu clary two years; William Edward West
grand larceny, four years; James Anderson grand lar
ccny one year, Charles Kelley, grand larceny year
Gustave Mcllen, grand larceny, one year; Michael j.
Williams, grand larceny, two years Charles Keller, grand
larceny three years; William G. Calhoun grand larceny
year Arthur j. King, forgery three years George
s. Anderson petty larceny from the person, three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
TILE KOOK EAIR.

INTEREST SHOWN BY TIE TRADE-LARGE NUMBERS
OF PUBLISHERS AND BUYERS EXPECTED To BE
PRESENT.
The Booksellers Exchange and Clearing
house, the Book Fair IL is called opens this morn
ing at O'clock in Clinton Hail. under the management
of George A. Leavitt d Co. Previous articles in THE
TRIBUNE nave given full details OF the methods of the
Fair 50 far as the preparations for selling are con
cerned plans being carried out with great sue
cess The publishers taking much interest In the new
system and many Of the leaders Of the trade, WIN. H.
Apple Abner Harper, and Others, were present on
Saturday completing the arrangements for the proper
presentation Of their stock The sight curl
Gus one the second floor both s1des Of the hall 10
ned with racks Of books and tables containing II 10 es
mated nearly 10000 Volumes and the sgas Of the Lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
A SWISS NATIONAL FESTIVAL.
PICNIC AND CONCERT At JoNFs's wOoDs-ADDREs

PICNIC AND CONCERT AT JONfsS WOoDC-'D]'~D
by THE PRESIDENT.
The Swiss residents of New-YOrk celebrated
yesterday tho first day of their third national festival oy
a picnic and concert at Joncss Woods In the evening
there were over $3.50 persons present The large nan
was decorated with American and Swiss ags and stream
ers and with the arms of the different cantons OF swtzer
land. There was no dancing on the programme, ana
the festivities began with grand march, by Meyerocer
rendered by the band. The President, NJ. dc
Crauzat, then delivered addresses In English french
and German They cause he sad to celebrate their
national festival and also the Centennial OF American
Independence. in free country, the Oldest repuD
lie OF Europe, where all equal the INSTITUTIONS
OF this country perfectly familiar to Them ana they
felt themselves at home In America, notwithstanding
that here they heard another tongue SPOKEN Inc SAINT
feelings that inspired Americans moved them Also but
though they were true American citizens they cOud not
forget their beloved efand their Alps the heroic
deeds Of their patriots who sacrificed their lives ior ee
dom. ,,, T., a..
The address was followed by several selections by te
band The ChamOs Hunters Song by Verdi was sung ny
Mrs Mueller and Messrs, HOaekcr, KuIstemei, Muller
and Sclatter Later the different Swiss Singing socIe
Among the prizes which are to he awarded to-day Is
small monument representing the taking OF tine oa az
Ruth; on either side u a statue Of Columbia ana hsIve
ta and ON the top Of the monument ~ william leii HON.
ing the bow and arrow In the evening there was
dramatic prcst ntatiOn Of Winkericd breaking passage
for Freedom and Roach suffering death III NC naues
The festivities will be continued to-day ana VIII consist
of wrestling according to heSwss system, prizeshoot
gymnastics, tOrclight procession, masquerade jill
Swiss costumes, and dancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
AMERICAN EXPLORATION EAST OF THE JORDAN.

AMERICAN EAIIOkAllQN EASl Of LIE JOisDAN
Col. James G.. Lane, commander of the ex-
pediton which left New-York last month, under the
auspices Of the Palestine Exploration Society, reports
the safe arrival Of himself and party in London They
have received many couteses and encouragement from
the officers Of the English society, whose engineers are
surveying Western Palestine in friendly cooperation with
the Americana who have for their field the region cas-; Of
tie Jordan Col Lane and party will embark for
Beirut by way Of the Straits of Gibraltar and Alexan
da IL being considered much safer 10 convey their in
strumcnts by than 10 subject them to the jar Of
land travel the continent In few weeks II is
hoped they Will be on the hills of Moab, and within two
years unless unexpected biBderance shall Ileven
the great archaeological and geographical undertaking Of
the survey OF the Holy Land will be finished.
large number of liberal subscriptions have been made
recently to the treasury through tie energy and ze OF
Charles Stuart smith OF this city, whose gift of
81 900 nced other gentlemen OF wealth and culture to
give similar sums, increasing the pledges made within
lew months $50 900. Tue office has been removed 10
Van Lenneps, at No A West Twelith-st where norna
ton and publications be procured by addressing the
Financial Secretary, the Rev. D. b. St. John.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
A JURY ACCUSED OF oBsrINACY.

The jury In the suit of Ada ID. Halleck,
aged Is. OF Greenpoin against William H. ingraham
nschnst Of the place. seduction under promise
Of marriage, having deliberated all night and failed TO
agree was discharged by County Judge Moore. In the
Court OF Sessions Brooklyn, Saturday, with the fol
lowing remarks: 81 kept you sitting ali night without
any dese Cypress you but the case struck me as ex
eeedingy simple and that twelve could disagree
upon H. I know that sometimes disagreenents result
from jurymen having made their minds before they
sonable oDstsnscy. Ii seems 70 Mo something OF that
lId MT II exist hers. do not think, however, would
be ustined In keeping you longer. Our uae IL thrown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
DISCIPLINE IN TAMMANY HALL.

EXAMINATION OF FILE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ORGAN
lz,roNs-JoHN MoRRIssEY PROBABLY NOT TO
BE EXPEILED-IHE ELEVENTH DIsTRlCTZEALOUs
IN HIS FAVOR.
The subcommittee of the Committee on Or
gnuization the Tammany Hail General Committee, OF
which VIM. q. Boyd is Chairman, will report to the
Committee on Organization tomorrow. This sub-com
m,ttee has been engaged for several weeks In
examining the condition Of the Assembly District Or
ganLations TO sec they were loyal to Tammany Hail.
and especially 10 ascorin the standing OF Johh MOT
risrey and his supporters In the Xlth and other
Districts II is understood that special meeting OF the
Tanmany Hall General Committee will be called
for Thursday, TO receive the report ana take
netion ON II, II Is believed that the sub
committee will report that nearly all the Districts are
IN satisfactory condition. The action ofsMr MOrIissey
and his freedom Of speech In cricising the action OF
John other leaders In Tanmany Hail. Will prob
ably be condemned, but is not believed that the Com
u,tee will 20 the length OF recommending Morlsseys
expulsion from General Committee Should this rec
orIncndatOn be made. however there will be deter
mined effort made to prevent IL in the Genera COMMITTEE
md some very plain talk may be expected r the friends
Of the accused politician.
The XItb Assembly District Tammany Organization on
Saturday evening passed resolutions heartily supporting
MI M,srissey. Among them the folowng
Resoieed, That the course pursued by Mr. Morrissey
the organization OF the party in 1872 meets WIT.
Tie reliable Dsmocrac party OF this District
h.solced That lac has given TO tie organization OF
Tarnmany Hall the valuable aid of his abilities and
peence and that has largely contributed every year
from ms private 10 advance the interests OF the
parry ana iOI its general good
esOlrtd, That Mr.. MorrIsscy richly deserves the cor
dial support OF every Democrat OF this district for the
energy he has shown efforts to obtain patronage for
WORK ~ Democrats of our Assembly District
ReSolced That sustain and support MI Morrissey IN
his past course, Endorsing all OF his public conduct IN
reference political affairs, in reference 10 the political
afrs OF the XIth Assembly District and generally and
particularly his persistent efforts from the beginning IN
I'll 10 have the wages OF the abO1g men placeu as
they were before, at 81 for a legal days work.
The District Committee Patronage reported that 60
Democratic laborers had been furnished with work. and
read their names; Also that Mr. Morsscy endeavor
ing TO find emplo yInent for 900 more workingmeR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
sTABBING AFFRAYs IN NEWARK.

Late on Saturday night John and Henry
Greson father and son, who keep saloon in West Bank
ST. Newark, N j. were arrested on the charge Of stab
hing Charles Rothfuss and his father who drinking
the saloon Both Of the latter received cuts In
hicted with knife in the hands Of Henry ericsson, while
the elder Rohfuss seriously beaten by both Of the
GriesOns. The assault made without any apparent
prOvOcatiOn. August Rabcnan, baker from Orange
was set upon by gang OF ruians at low picnic AT
Brooks CoUrtst Park on Saturday night, and badly
in the back OF the neck ana bruised about the head
and face His wounds are very severe.
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eOUTHAMProN-Accordng 70 the recent census Gnu
meraton the shlnnecock tribe OF Indians Plumbers lo4,
nhabiting 30 houses and occupying reservation Of
1000 acres.
ROcKAwAY-The Southern Railroad Company now
making settlements with persons who received ju lee
by the recent collision. Those who received slight In
jres or who had their clothing torn are settled with
once Tho representatives OF those who were killed,
however will probably experience considerable delay
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YoNKERs-The official returns of the census
enumerators place the population as follows First ard
1900; Second Ward 6,25I; Third Ward, $685. Fourth
Ward DOG; total, 1879 In 1865 the population was
1879.
NEW ACCUMULATION. Newton Is Mt present surveying
the entrance to Echo Bay, with view OF removing the
distractions there.
STATEN ISLAND
NEW BRIGHTON.-Th Sailors Snug HarbOr
present affords home for $50 old sailors The average
deaths in the institution 40 each year. Since JAN
80 have been admitted and 20 have died. Recently Inn
portan attractions have made in the hospital build.
Ing two wings having been ADDED and other changes
made at outlay OF over 81 900 The main building
has been furnished with steam-pipes throughout
EDGEwATER.-The salcs Of property for unpaid taxes
were continued Saturday at tho Village Hall. Tho
lots disposed Of very few In number most OF the
denquents have settled The old OF Staples,
Glover aud others agt. The Village, growing out Of al
again before the courts after decision in favor Of tho
village at General Term, and have been referred 70
Judge W. H. Leonard, who will decide the merits OF
some new testimony offered by the plaintiffs.
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