bias, and which was taken at the same |
| time as the above articles. |
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| A REWARD of $300 will be given for the recovery of a Gold |
| Medal of about the size of a silver dollar, and which bears |
| an inscription of presentation not precisely known, but |
| believed to be either "To Sampson Simpson, President of the |
| Jews' Hospital," or, "To Benjamin Nathan, President of the |
| Jews' Hospital." |
| |
| A REWARD of $100 will be given for full and complete |
| detailed information descriptive of this medal, which may be |
| useful in securing its recovery. |
| |
| A REWARD of $1,000 will be given for information leading to |
| the identification of the instrument used in committing the |
| murder, which is known as a "dog" or clamp, and is a piece |
| of wrought iron about sixteen inches long, turned up for |
| about an inch at each end, and sharp; such as is used by |
| ship-carpenters, or post-trimmers, ladder-makers, |
| pump-makers, sawyers, or by iron-moulders to clamp their |
| flasks. |
| |
| A REWARD of $800 will be given to the man who, on the |
| morning of the murder, was seen to ascend the steps and pick |
| up a piece of paper lying there, and then walk away with it, |
| if he will come forward and produce it. |
| |
| Any information bearing upon the case may be sent to the |
| Mayor, John Jourdan, Superintendent of Police City of New |
| York; or to James J. Kelso, Chief Detective Officer. |
| |
| A. OAKEY HALL, MAYOR. |
| |
| The foregoing rewards are offered by |
| the request of, |
| and are guaranteed by me. |
|