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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-10

GREAT FIRR AT SARATOGA SrRINGs.-A fire
broke out in the office OF the Saratoga Sentinel
daybreak this morning burning six buildings Broad
way, opposite the United States Hotel in Of the most
business parts of the The fire doubtless the
work Of nm incendiary An attempt was made to IRE
the occon Saturday evening IN consequence Of which
watch kept until o'clock this morning The engines
supplied with from the capacous reservoirs
OF the United States Hotel and but for the abundant sup.
ply from this source the fire wouid have been still
destructive Besides furnishing the WATER the generous
hosts Of the United states, with their accustomed ibcral
promptly thew open their house. and supplied retire
mens to the exhausted hren1en. .
The buildings were occupied as follows:-Building
owned by O. Westcott and occupied on the FIRST floor
by Hull Coleman shoe ktore, and L. j. vlbbard as
hat store Cd story by the Office Of the Saratoga Sentinel
and H. Carpenter a law office; 3D. story by W. L. HUI
bert as saddle and harness shop In the I'd and 3D.
stories nothing saved; but HUI Coleman saved
most Of their goods. and L. J. vbbard his books and
Ricard, q restaurant, most Of the furniture savcd
Third building owned by Thomas Mcdonnell, and oc
on the I'd floor as billiard room--most Of the goods
saved The next owned by H. p Hyde, and occupied by
A. A. Kellogg ss grocery, and J. NJ Mabbeu as dry
Close, and occupied by Miss Read dwelling Odd
Fellows Lodge and w. r. Comstock dry goods store
The last building destroyed, owned by H. Fonda and
occupied by him as dwelling and grocery store and
3. Smith az jewelry store. M
IssunAscrs-L. J. vbbard, insured 5000 in the Hart
ford Insurance Company probable loss 81 600 more r.
all about 5000 A. A. kellogg insured $1,000 in the Hart
ford Insurance Company, loss probably covered H. p.
~ de insured so~ n the Saratoga Mutual and saoo in
building Sentinel office insured $500 loss about 5000
NJ Abbott insured on goods in Long Island Insurance
5000 in the National Company N. ". and $500 in the
saratoga Mutual Mr. Comstock insured goods In the
National Company, ~ Y,sit00Ssrsfoea Letter June s.
Fme RAnxas-ir NEW ORIEArs Tho Insurance Com
Of wachmen, their account to protect the city
from he incendiaIiss BY whicht 70 infested
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Common Pleas.
nafrra Tul~n nslu

JUSE Ogden Hagserty .. HamiAon Murroys-This
action to back 81 500, the amount Of
promssory note made by one Edward Wilcox, payable
TO named Whitslcy, and by him endorsed II was
afterwards passed to the defendant and discounted for
him by the plaintiff When the note became due payment
was refused the ground that the note s(sred;
the plaintiff alleges that the note altered BY
the maker after endorsement to make payable at
the Union Bank by of which he lost the eDAorser
on whose credit ho discounted It. lie sues 70 re-
cover back his advances from Mr.. Murray. After the
plaintiff had got through with his the defendant
moved for non-suit, the ground that proof was
given that defendant warranted the note. The Court
adjourned
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JurE 9-Tn the MATER Of John Bwrkhdrdt-This case
which reported in yests days E sd was heard BY
Judge Belts yesterday at Cham. On the part Of the
sailor Il was offered to br that he had 70 qu ths
ship from III 1he judge said, the only quss
ton he could try was, whether the prisoner was do
sefer not and appeared from the papers and evil
dence before him that he was, and must, therefore, DO
given up TO the II he had any complaint against
utru
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
JUNE 9.-Wm C. H. Waddeu Samuel S. Carter
This was action Of assumpst to recover $40 The
circumstances follows the defendant was arrest.
ed in 1887 under the stiilwel Act a: non.re,idsnt
person named CSeron became his bail and entered into
bond to the sheriff, as 10 usual in such cases Carter
made default and the sheriff brought action against
him and Seron and obtained judgment against them
both, which seron had ulmstely pay Shortly amer
is42 applied for the benefit Of the bankrupt act do
clarcd bankrupt and thereupon all his property be-
under the act In pursuance Of provsion q he Al
the plaintiff assignee required to sell within
tain time the assets of the bankrupt for the benefit Of his
creditors and upon the occasion of the sale Mr. Bou
dnot became the purchaser Of this claim but a. il
close in action Mr. Boudinot could not proceed in his
Of the present plaintiff The defendant pleaded the GO
neral issue and the statute of limitations Verdict Tor
Before Judge Oakley. r
Bernard Mniiisan, , e. Mosss BsseS-Ihis was an
lishcd in the Sun wspaper Of which the defendant
proprietor the 22d OF September last II appeared the
plaintiff indicted in the Court Of sessions for
sault and battery, with an intent to KILL one Thos Hol
Than, and - Fisherman Tho Jury convicted
him Of assault and battery only and the Court fined him
following eject BERNARD MnIissn who was indicted
and Fischermsn, stiack them in HoIiihsns house
with Knife badly Tounding both and ripping Ei.shsI e
on for Or q
neglect to punish according to the crime"
The libel was put in and read and proof given that the
defendant wal proprietor of the Sun newspaper.
The defendant pleaded the general ssue and also jus
tifcaon to wit that the publication wa, true and pub
lshcd for good and jusable ends Judge Oakley said.
that upon comparing the article with the plesdings
appeared that the plaintiff although he indicted for
assault and battery, with intent to kill yet the Jury
only found him guilty OF assault and battery,
and the libel did not state that fact. il aid not Be
justified and the plaintiff must rhe question
then submitted the Jury. who retir and render.
ed a verdict for plaintiasx cents damages.
Dudieyvs Sioeum-This case was resume yesterday
PENDANT made the complaint in good faith Verdict for
plaintiff, S45.
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FiRr AT sHAwxsrrovs--An extra from he Ill;pos
Sde 6ssene OF the l7th ult contains the disressing
news o. Tremendous connagraon st thst place q
residence Of Samuel " becker and spresd on 10th sdss;
the whole square was one vast sheet Of flame; II was
only by the greatest sxsrton thshe town ives saved
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SCENE IN CouRr.--On Friday last the scene be
low described occurred nj Aubun,In the course OF
the trial of Wyatt for murder
William H. Seward challenged the honorable Isaac
sson one Of the Judges Of the Court for partaiiy aud
said that he prepared prove that the said Judge
had remarked to two persons who returned and In
stte ndancc In this jurors in reference to tho
and his counsel and his decnoe this and in
reference TO the prisoners challenge to the array, that
Seward had the State N debt several mil
Ions and running the county in debt And Mr..
Seward continued -" charge this Judge partial, and
disqualified to preside this trial and fling beck into
his teeth both his accusatons- gs181 8IAs
Jupog Sssor-What do you mean, sir, by saying that
you Ming back things into my teeth 7
Mr. SswARp.--l mean sir, that hing back both your
SANDERS, a. well the which il political, - the one
which assails me In my profession
Judge whiting read the law TO show thai The CHARGE.
olinsd to hear the proofs.astvrr Dolly .adsertisr
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Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Livingston and
walsh-John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
Buckley, who was arrested on Sunday afscnson, ON
charge Of stealing from Frcnchs hotel in Fulton street.
carpet beg containing $500, belonging 10 Canadian
gentleman by the name Of John c. Hamilton On being
srragncd this morning. entered plea Of guilty to
bill OF Indictment found against him. and rsmandsd
for sentence. Nt .itl s4tNH8ltN al r. NUNtt
TSIai Of Jacob Y. Plato Resum.d-Charles c. Hatch.
who was examined at length yesterday, recalled by
Nothing worthy Of notice however ELECTED in the
course Of the animation An suctionesr, from
Albany by the name Of jones' NEXT culicd ana ex-
smincd for tho prosecution Mr. Jones deposed ts he
had received goods from Plato, which we're ssld Of auc
ton agreeable his directions Tho proceeds OF tho
sale amounted about $00 only being less than the
invoice prices At this stage of the trial the court ad-
journed until tomorrow morning
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MUSIC

INSTRUCTION given on the Piano 1t two dollars per
month"; by person who understands the profession
I91gny Any person wishing take lessons will please
addrrss pSte to Music" at the Herald ONCE.
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Sportinw lntc;ilvenco.

LouIsynLr RAcr.--ihe races yesterday were tolera-
bly, well attenaed The following Is the summary
Chorister dam by Muckle John. ;.....
J. w. Thornon's b. c. Tom Corwin. by imp
Emancipation, dam imp Lottery Mare.
Lin Cocksb.f victress by Grey Eagle, dam
Royal Charley.
IL. w. Fars's b. PatEey Bell by Frank, dam
Jonquill, by Little Joan. .............. dis.
Time: 152-I:5i-l:55.
The three mile to day brings FIVE Of the hes
horses, most all Of whom have been winners. Aaric
won the three mile purse at Lexington two weeks ago,
Tarantua has been successful all through the South and
Croton won the race yesterday Journal,
June L.
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Before Judge Edmonds.
Juss s--Ws-rSnx Son ". Wm. b Shsppss-This
Of facts 1897 the defendant Consigned to war
ring Son cargo of cotton from Norfolk Virginia. con-
few months afterwards. plaintiffs sold the 80 bales.
together with II other balos the property Of snoth
eg to
don there to be sold their account When It came TO
be opened and examined in London. AZ 10 customary
there tho greater of found to be damaged and
not saeabe except at great sacrifice A soon ~ Gal
agher Mason were appraised Of the facts by their Ger
them refund the price OF the cotton. and they
fused The defendant also noticed and he declined
brought suit against Warrins Son for damages, and
got verdict, which afterwards affirmed by the Su.
preme Court The decision OF the supreme Court was
the Correction of Errors aid Warning Son had to pay
the damages and costs all tho proceeding The action
is now brought to the 1mount Lack from MIR.
Sheppard The Court adjourned before the counsel for
defendants opened the defence.
For plaintiffs Messrs. b. +. Butler and J. d. Mason
For defendant, Messrs Lord and Cowles
I! tie matter Of the applications Of John Leon Others
Copn: thus case i sppea ,as, the
stating that Leon and his comrades ters from
Chilan vessel now in this port and prayed that war
Aianson Nash sued out writ Of habcus corpus and had
Nash Insisted Upon their discharge On the ioownx
grounds to wit that they had shipped on board the yes
sci il cs on SGss vSysss along he w'
sci had without their consent doubled Cape Horn touch
ed at several ports the Atlantic coast and nnsy Ar
rived at New York. where he dischHged the crew.
That the vessel had devated from the voyage and they
discharged not only BY the captain himself but By
tribunals have jurisdiction in admiralty ms
time affairs Judge Edmonds after giving very elabo-
chisn Consul had erred in addressing himssf to The
State authorites and said the prisoners must be dis
charged II seems that each Of the crew. consisting Of
six persons instituted separate suit for wages against
| the captain
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PARK THEATRE.
B.aR n Ysc ne NE FIT

to his friends and the public that his Benefit will take
place on Friday evening next June 18th, which occa-
have the hides, msans, volunteered ihr,1 valuable
vices ssd will for the III in America, in the
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
ks ssSfs sSlssr0y Mr. Ms c Cha: kk: :.n
DON AZ G * Rs;e 81 Di SSzS s5s
non sE.ar. ..............'....... iMr Ihss bean
r.aitsna mrs Shas Mean
E;.s III RI ..: s. S {. ..I
formed time for several years COMEDY Of MARRIED
sSdf Ssc M M coss H H asSs" pos.
III & ss6 z aoTK wiz IS
Neo III S h 81 dSdel. his P.ad
combs, Mrs Vernon,
s DSs' sp sise. 60 pre-
ROWERY THEATRE -Wsda..d,y Evsna1 june TO-
s r. csss%::'R
.asIem:sie psesie drama IN parts ri;ssn
81 '; f y RIO EsSf :P; SS EaE
M :: + f scott Mar Boone: Mr. q Jones;
RI s sss: 2. will rs. :. . ..,..
CASTLE GARDEN.-Wed3es1sy Evening June i0-T6e
r. pa. W.. y X: M 1s ...
Sa.eh H., The Mooden Shoe Dsnes, BY Mr. ThOmp,ou The
PERMISSION Of half hour for pomrsaar and
@ 10 ns TIL
BY Mr. Ihompion To conclude with introduction La
Aslne de Ch,pre.
On Sunday. grand selection Of Sacred Music.
CHATHAM THEATRE-Boz@s Is eeuts Pit i2h cents
q sims grand national dram., ep',ed tie MARCH or
w.q: T.s1 NJ sf%s : Gag
nAs eis: e: a
kNHT dSiDES E ns S' sso q as
Nee Hill; Victoria, Mrs Greene. -
a sHse past performance to commence
NiyLOs GARDEN Wedaesdsy Evening, June 10. 1916.
+ II 'e hHDh 1S ;%
Louisa .0fa; n,;ysssa M'
Watts; Edward Yrsytoo, Miss HWdwiek
in the Re-.hnent ssoon-Embscins ali the beat Over
he viii 5. sas =. safes
are made from Cream and the admired Pha
brilliant Overture.
q s r .sIi, ssS S hi :ussse
Dummy Booth; Emily. Miss Roberts, Nancy scrass. Mrs
ED9cr. :. o'clock begin at O'Clock precisely,
MOVEMENTS
SANDS. LENT$ 3 co.'s CIRCUS.
e. psc: respective ds.s: II U q
Jga' :sh S g. JGr y,S yyliIlsss
,s s,s ~, s oh. A A.,5
III, waterloo.
;. 18Th and 18th, Lyons
:. 18Th. Geneva
i lslS REs s:KE1lil.
10Th, Canandaigua.
2oth and aI.t, P.lmyt.. les Iwrc
MUSIC.
DESTRUCTION given on the Piano q two dollars per
unde titO
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Prise Two Cents.
In Chancery.


JUNE 9-Deefstons-Edrdrds, ct al cs Johnson.-Or
dered that exceptions Masters Report be override
and that the Clerk expunge impairment the parts VI
the answer embraced within exceptions from the first "
the matters Of the 25h Goth 2sth l9 and 3Oth exce
tons within 30 days. and that defendant pay the OF
exceptions allowed and the costs hearing masters
report,
Hatesd vs. HsisfesdPrayer of plaintiffs petition Do
MED
The .qmeyicsn Life 4 Trust Company Werner, at
a-Ordered that demurrer be allowed, and that the sup
Elemental bill be dismissed to defendants Warner and
Marsh with costs.
Gardener Hart.-Ordered that the frst ., T. s. and
It'll exceptions report be overrued and that
the report respect the allowance Of the o, TO- H.
and oath exceptions to the stand confirmed. and
that the clerk sxpunge accordingyhe Sd 9th and 9Th
and 27h exceptions to stand overrued defsnd
ant pay costs Of exceptions allowed and costs OF hear
ing and report.
Hope ct al VS.. Observation-Disclosures ovsnuled with
co.s-dsfsndant to have 20 days to answer elemental
bill
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HoS. SIMON CAMERoS-U. S.Senator from Pennsylvania,
arrived in philadelphia on Monday evening, and took
lodgings at Jones' Hotel m - ss
WING CANDIDATE FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR or INDIANA
We learn from the indianapolis Daily State Journal.
that on Thursday last Alexander G. Stevenson Of Put
nam county, was nominated by the Wing State Central
Committee the wing candidate for Lieut. Governor, to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the withdrawal Of q. g.
Qrh. ---.
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MI JoHS w OLIvEs next read the iollsw ing detailed
emen OF the rise. and progress and prospects of the
cause Of temperance
IN is42 It became apparent to many engaged in the
reformation in this city, that more efficient
s;nh nS was demanded 10 perpeuate the blessings
,rnr.s. veen conferred upon society by that grest
movements With this view New York Division NO i
the original Of the Order Of the Sons Of empe
teen Wssbngsnn;y evening, Sept goth. 1912, by six
This effort awakened general sp,r;, o enou;rv
.ne community At once and on tho ID Of ne
cemner following declaration Of pr,ncns, az
was COPIED by the press in various sect ions q, the
been carried out, the following extract =
original After explaining the total abstinenc" .S h,s
ncial features, the address continues: -'N eS'-S
- The design contemplates permanent svsx.--.. -
ganization throughout the United states s;~;~a
three classes. vIz subordinate Divisions STATE D;v.;
and National Division. DivH'ons'
Subordinate Divisions will meet weekly for The .r,n
scon o. business and shall be composed Of su ch per
sons as may be found worthy The ofcera are ni.,a
quarterly, and are as follows: Worthy Patriarch SC
state divisions will meet quartz rly and Arc cnmpos
cd OF the Past and Acting Worthy Pariachs of he sub
ordinate Divisions under their respective
and over which they shl exercise certain powcrr The
hrat officers are called Grand Worthy Patriarchs
The National Division will meet annually n nd will
De composed Of tine Past and Acting Grand Worthy Pa
triarchs OF State Divisions in this will be vested the s
preme power Of the Order. The Grand Division f New
YORK shall exercise the powers Of the National DIVISION
until such time as there shall be sufficient mum her lc
gally authorised TO form the latter"
On the Ith OF December, application having beem made
ior DIVISION nom Newark, N. j., New York Division
NO 70 avoid spirit Of Jealousy appointed Eve Of it,
members 10 act temporarily ~ Grand Division. with
powers grant charters only providing for The Vnis-
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ss tSt LII Co. rs * s. ID; .:,,
Democratic banner., 1846-04-11
STATEOFMIssOURI, } In the County Court.

County OF Pike. Nov. 9th. 1915.
John 4. Thomas, administrator de bonis ron.
Of the estate of William Shell.orse, deceased,
comes and files his petition for the sale OF the real
estate OF said deceased. Said petition is accom-
panied by a true account of his administration.
together with the lists and Inventories required
by law; the whole verified by the affidavit OF the
said administrator Ii is therefore ordered that
all persons be notified of said petition, and that
unless the contrary be shown on or before the
first day OF the next term of this court an order
will be made for the sale of the real estate of said
or so mich thereof as will be sufficient
TO pay the debts against said estate; and ordered
that a copy of this order be published in SOM
newspaper in this State for six weeks. 4 true
copy-Te>t: A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Per c.. II. OrRr, d. c.
Dec. 9th; lS45. 6w.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-11
Executors Notice
.Noiicc is hereby girrn

sVUtft " HVItVy SEtTH
TEHHAT the undersigned have obtained of the
Z Clerk of the County Court of Pike County
letters Testdmcntary on the estate Of Daniel
TroxwclI, deceased, bearing date 9Th March,
1876.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly a'thent-
Gated within one year from the date of said letter.
or they may be prccluded from having any bcnc-
fit of sail estate, and if not exhibited within
threevear<. they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH TROXWELL Exscutriy.
MICHAEL BRANSTETTER, EYect'r.
March 9TH, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thatthe undersigr
~ ed has obtained of the Clerk of the Count
Court Of Lincoln county, letters Of Administrata
on the est,te of Reps Martin, deceased, bearir
date Feb. a., 1886.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques
ed to make immediate payment. All pers0s
having claims against said estate, are requests
to exhibit them properly authenticated within@
year from the date of said letters, or they msyh
precluded from having any benefits of said e,ta,
and if not exhibited within three wears. they vi
be forever barred.
S. R. MOXLEY, Admir-.
Feb. 81, 1916.