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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-11
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For tho rapid Cure OF -
COUGiiS. COLDS. NOARSENESS.
BRONCHITIS. WN0CpING COUGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many years Of trial instead OF impa:ring the public
confidence in this medicine, has won for II an ap-
probation aud notore,y by the most san
guine expectation OF its friends Nothing but its in
trinsic virtues and the unmistakabe benefit confer
red on thoussndsof suf rers could originate and man
tain the reputationt enjoys. While many inferior
dies thrust upon the community have failed and been
this has gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits on the afflicted they forget pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 10 be
forgotten.
"he Is fraud upon the public to pretend that any
one medicine will nallibly eure-st tn ere is abundant
proof that the CHERRY PEcToRAL does not only as a
general thing but almost invariably cure ths malsdes
for which it is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better known
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of
he afflicted from the logs cabin of the American Peas
ant to the palaces European Kings Throughout this
entire country in State city, and indeed
every hamlet it contains, CHERRY PEcToRAL is known
the best remedy extan diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, and in many foreign countries coming TO be
Extensively used by their intelligent Physicians
In Great Britain. France and Germany where the medi
cal sciences have reached their highest perfection
RY PKcToRAL is introduced, and in use in the
Armies, Hospitals Aims Houses, Public Institutions,
and in domestic practice the remedy their al
tending Physicians can employ for the dangerou
affections Of the lungs Also, in milder cases. and TO.
children is safe, pleasant and effectua to cure In
fact of the hatterng testimonials receive
have been from parents who have found it ecacious in
cases particularly incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PecroRAL is manufactured by practica
Chemist and every Of it under his own eye, with
invarabe accuracy and 1t is sealed and protect
ed by law from coanterfeits consequently be relied
on genuine without adul.eration
with medicine Of such intrinsic superiority and worth
should commend itself 10 their confdence-a remedy
at safe, speedy efectua which this has, by re-
peated and countless trials proved itself to trust
by great in preparing it with chemical accuracy of
uniform strength, to afford Ply scians agent on
which they rely for the best results and the afflicted
witha remedy that do for them all thai medicine
do.
IL Sold In Evansville wholesale and RETAIL in Prince
ton, by r. b. Hallock; in Petersbulgh, 10y Adams &
Campbel and by the Druggists everywhere
the State my27 |
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATES 1el0-CHARTER PERPETUAL
Authorized Capt. S2500O0.-SHbseri6ed CapI IJO OOO
THIS long established and we'll known Institption
has transacted most extensive insurance business
for than forty years. throughout the Unjte
and the British North American provinces. IL has aim
secure public nhdence, by honorable and faithful
ulment of its contracts and the owners of
are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Houses. Stores, Merchandise. Household Furniture
Vessels the stocks while in port &C. &C. will he
insured at rates low as the risk will admit. The fol
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President
ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day,
JAMES GOODWIN, Jon ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN =. BRACE.
HENRY KESEY, CHARLES j. Ross.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary
CHRIsrornrR c. LYMAN, Assistant SecS.
UPApplcatons for insurance may be made to
ALLEN G. HALLOCK Agent
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
decs Evansville. Ind.
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vvIOIUN AND <.UITAR STRINGS.-The
subscriber would call particular attention 10 his
stock of Violin and Guitar Sngs-ey are OF the very
best ouality-Italian, English, and American, and he
will sell them cheaper equality eonsdered than ever
before offered in this city, NM. II CUhhiE.
jy2 2nd hoor rosters corner.
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VICTOR BfSCH,
wHoLEsALE DEALERIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

WINES, CoRDlALS, SYRUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-SKINS, &c.
wmsKIEs-oId Monongahela, Old Rye, Old Bourbon,
Irish, Scotch, Rectfed and Raw
MIR. VICTOR BISCH has purchased the exten-
lkl sve stock Of Liquors and Wines. Cigars. etc.
of Messrs. Whitman & Zdhn about the middle OF No
Last aud having made large additions thereto
will carry the business at the old stand Sycamore
street Water Messrs. B. & H. will attend strictly
70 their siness in person. else having auth Ory
- do business for in connection with their house.
jan27
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wi store and for sale
doz Vions Italian German, French from 81 to so 90
go Accordeons, French. German Ito20 90
90 Flutes plain or silvermounted, .5to25 90
10 |" Flageoets, plain or Ivory tipped, y ltol2 90
10 Flies 2" " 50cto SO
Music Boxes Banjoes Harmonicas, Violin Bows, Violin
Bridges Pegs and Tail Pieces. Piano Tuning Hammers,
Tuning Forks Violin. Guitar and Violincello Strings,
Instruction Books every Instrument aud large
sormen, Of and popular Music for Piano Guitar, or
voice. WM. H. CURRIE,
jy2 Second floor Fosters corner
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). q. GILBERT & CO.

Agents 10. CyPIess Mctofys
II ,on yarns Carpet Chains ard Cotton Batting whic
thew win sell favorabe terms they can be pur
rhssed AZ in thisor any ether city rsrlsu
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EVANSVILLE. IA THURSDAY. AUGUST H. 1853
INSURANCE COMPANIES. &c.

AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
% UTICA, Ny. riuf.aar-o
CAPITAL, $l5O,OOo. y'Ii sod
Nelson Roth, U- Roswell p. Smith, -r
A. +. Rockwell, Z. J. Richarcson
Edward Edwards Owen Richards
Benjamin S. Graves, Samuel Bame, .1 g.-i
Israel e.. Atwood, Miner b. Bicknell,
Calvin Hall. .f rl a--I'
Nelson Roth, President a. F.. Rockwell, sct'y.
James H. Stevens, Actuary c. Rockwell, Apn'g. Agi
Insurance effected against loss damage by fire and
inland Navigation, at current rates. D IlII r
John f. Hinman. TX Mayor.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor.
Read, Taylor & Co. o Maiden Lane, New York
Piatt q Brother 20 Maiden Lane New York.
Richardson 3 Hicks, % Maiden Lane New York.
JAS. s. Lynch, Cashier. Ontario Branch Bank.
Samuel h. Garvn. District Attorney.
Sackett, Davis 81 Porter. cor Maiden Lane q Brd'y.
Sewell, Simmons & Co. Maiden Lane.
William Hinman, il Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Samuel Perry, Front Street, New York.
Applications received, and Policies Issued at current
rates by
jyi3r JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent.
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WM. HOLDEN.
NTERCHANTTAlLoR,o on First street, between nam
WI and Locust. is now prepared 10 manufacture any
Kind of a suit of Clothes at the shortest notice. and
warranted to m lie has good assortment OF spring and
summer Goods consisting OF Cloths, Cnssimers Of
rious coors plain and fancy VestiDgs, &c, &c Sum
mer Clothing made up in the neatest and most fashen
able STYLES Mr.. ii. will spare pains TO merii
nCance of patronage with which he has been hiher
to favored.
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PREPARED J.c AYERS. CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
TPSold in Evansville wholesale and retail, in Prince
ton, by r. b. Hallock; in Petersbulgh, 10y Adams &
Cumpbell and by the Druggists everywhere throushout
the State. my27
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BUSINESS CARDS.

,D,,oK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
rboce in Groceries and provisions on First street
1stwasn Main and Locust. ho'i'
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE NSURANCE COMPANY

The above rates are for the whole term of lfe For
seven years insurance. the rates 33s per less.
On the mutual rates half only is required in cash.
the remaining half in a Premium Note.
California risks taken at extra premium of ct per
cent. j. CASSELBERRY, Agent.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. feb23
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WALL PAPER HANGINGS CHEAPEh
THAN EVER.
r,HE subscriber would most respectfully announce TO
the citizens sf Ey ansvillc and vicinity that ne ma
received his entire Spring stock insisting 81 the
newest and nchest patterns, when 70, e. ,ba,
ever before brought TO Evansville. He wishes those,
want of above articles to call and examine, feeling
hat they WILDE pleased. Having very large
stock he will offer every inducement TO those who may
favor him with call.
M Particular attention psia 70 inc hanging oi "sh
sPei' -Tf III JOHN O. DEVEREUX,
my21 ret Mah 81 oetWeen Isl anc "a.
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND MATING
IUST received at the Evansville Carpet store lot
81 Mating and OilCloths Of the various widths.
apes 5 4 and Ga Check Mating;
"A. 54and64 White Mating;
s-i and Al Oil Cloths, new patterns, at
COLBURN x HERSHBERGER'S,
my27 Corner of Main and Water sts.
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DIED.

ADAMsOn Wednesday morpips Jsns p Joseph infant
OF Andrew VI. sad Efzsbsb J. Adams
The ryesrf friends Of the persntX and s,so those n csptsa
Joseph Aesns snd Rev Perry invited tnd fsesra
without further syitato1 OeOek this afternoon, from No y
BIcON-Tn Kls.ion yan.es. May q Mary Bacon vile Of
Cspn beeoD JeroA hasr master Of schoontr G. A. Hxnas
BucKLIn BrooklyE, Tuesday nornins Juss n JaBa Bal
le ssse IL oAih youngest dsssir Of Thomas snd Kiln. Q.
CHAPTsJuns a. Elizabeth younses. ssurssr Of Joseph
and barnet T. Chspp, ssed yexEs months and days
TIE eacs q tie family invited asnd the ianess from t1a
res1nee ofthe parents No % Ros, Thursdsy oeock
~ kestsrn Papels please copy.
0soe EdsA soa Of Edgar and Ezbssh Dsse aged ont and
2dsys
ne ness vii take place from r,senes Of h Essdther
dsy 6ock Friends q the family syid sftad
kEELERIn Dandy TonPkns Co, June 10 Esn keeisr bsa.
ssd g NJ Keee bad been sdsa Of ts County M n.1y
citizens u eecttR him important ofces Ne by.d saddlsd
Christian respected By al and yeJ nueA pseFea " o y ana
PRITT1 Jersey CITY on wednesday June p Mg william ".
Pfrtt Juir Pdor Of lie DEly Sentinel ard Ayerssr xed .
died In the fnuDphs Of ne Csnsn fzn.
tstine VIE srd I've children 10 bs pem1t1e desfh
The friends Of the decessd are hersby Invited 70 s.s
om his residence ssntiasl Bud3ss Gfsese<f on
Es5s~ .0.erroo.. fffh ina, az O'Clock -.
RAEKIs-June 2, VIM hsnho native Of Frssreasf NA~
deeufhfre. Scotland xa n
csrion g the I'd inst Hs friends snd ssqa1iHsznes arc
'TAL5llS-OB Monday evening June % william Henry
IN the S1h year cfhssse. -. "a, NJ + lnsn.
respectfully invited attend bis funeral On Ie,, IA kxb,
iosssnt AZ 81 p q Church Of tho
abss without further invitation ..h..n. In tho
wOLco1T,-On Tuesday, June Il Nh
H,s $500 ~ rssy.cy nysd % si,s.e 1910 s.s
ATE rsssdslca No lei sdst, tss tIs10a'N - -
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

WEDNESDAY, Jane p
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIaL TERN-Betore JGdse DuzA
BKOADwAT RAILROAD.
The testimony the part ct defence a. 70 me ensct Of
Railroad on the -, &c. continued William Van
Orden called by Mr. Field Am conductor on shaw x all
road should think have had 90 or IS or 20 PASSENGERS in
tbs esrs a, the tine never found any difficulty ia
horses drawing the load eysnup the ascent ia Barcayst
DO know that the track any impediment 70 crossings
vebcles cross the frequently inue itey AZ the horses
leads vehicles Of all kinds conunuay get on the track
have seen dozen at time. omBibusses and all have
zen car stopped think quicker than omnibus could
be have s..n loaded csrts the track the not.
By Mr. Van Baren-The Of the sth ay road seat "a
gsbeyond that the passengers stand up. hang
on some how or Othersomen-s set in each other laDs
when vehicles are ahead OF the track. ask them
10 turn out and lsf pass aud they generally DO so II
thew co 10; get of have to walk sometimes other We
hcss run into us, the side apparently purposely WHEN
We are perfectly still in day tins there three eoudac.
tors 20 two cars dividing the iimeat night there are
others get slO 80 week being 81 80 day for DAYS
In the week.
BY Juege-AbOut the highest daily receipts to my car
have been eos day have received as low As els and
SO.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FExsIE AcADEHY-A eetine Of the pupils OF the
Female Academy held recently, over which Professor
Eaton presided and DR. WinkemAn acted a. secretary %
who Was formerly President Of the Institution Mr. CIT
tenden the Principal briefly alluded to thu life and ehAs'
sympathy 10 the beresved family and friends read
ard adopted. The school also attended the funeral
THE 7orH REGIMENT Al a meeting OF the Officers OF
this Regiment held Tor the purpose on Tuesday night Mr.
Arthur Wildwood was elected Major.
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MARRIEn.

ARKNAE-DCRROn Wednesday, June a at Genital Chureh
BY Rev Wood Robert Akan Josephine daashtsr III
William 8 Don. all OF this city.
-HANFORD-In this city, on Tuesday June n b. Rev
" A. NsybiD Rector Of S. Johns chsh Husnron Edwud K
BTyer Of Huntington Long Island, 10 LOUISE dAngher Of A
b. Hsn.oId N. D. Of Aentoeo Sslivan Co, ~ Y.
CLAAhE<G REGoRfAt 0s. CHI y. j. June a. " Rev Dr..
Wsbe Mr. George Cafke Of Hyde, ~ T. Mis- A. NJ Gregory.
saughsr Of gIsEory. Esq
sure Henry Gray ESQ., 70 MIG Leuiss 0s.sns daughter Of
PLIMPToN Tuesday, June a. BIZ Rev. Fr.nos
Fntcs, Edwin Pimgon % Nay Louisa ADOPTED dssshsr
Cftfe late Oeorge HasfiDgs, ell ~ Brooklyn
saiTH-HOPKNs<On "Wednesday Juns e. By Rev. NJ. Cosh
ran M n. Everett smith 20 Mis- Ennily r. Hopkins
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In every prOfrstlOn t1tfe d rec guZtu taulng hi-
decided nobody question
teach the writing OLfVEK g. GoLpsTH
that pemDeut AID bad Of the pfues
pop few davs Mr. Goldsmith op-ned b.. IN the
tudur broadway, Of Fsnknsr and
join the general expression Of ard asionhnen their
elegance There this
epts more tastefuy commod0usy ftd than
CURED As Mr. Oodsmiihs Whiting School The I've
together provided NTH furniture Of the
beautifully painted adorned b. the uphs o. God
We sdvise bose ush their
hsudWIg hesr mind that there not place the World
ubere he AT of rerusushp acquired her Ageebg
rre ,rpedcUsv than a. s1psb estabhsh-uf Of Mr. Gold
,ui,h New esssss beth for ladies and o geoemsn, o
na-fHoue journal.
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wILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.


SUAsTRUCK 49, Tuesday evening Coroner Dickinson held
au iuquest %; hons. n Meniross-ay, German named
John Hacks wtO dtoyped down dead A. public house 10
ihe above The Jury returned verdict OF death by
c. ngtsiioI Il ihe lsgs caused By drinking cold
We understand that during Tuesday afternoon, eight
Gem 81 labDr,rs prosirsed by the heat while
sageo ~ WORK upon the Brooklyn aud Jamaica and Cy
pTes- Hills Psnk-is sds.
srN STRUCK Yesterday afternoon csrtnan, % years
Of age, named james Keeling, residing at No 1873 North
Second 81 pr saied from the effects Of the and
died soon after Coroner Dickinson held inquest last
evening and the Jury rendered verdict Of cea-h from
spope1y, arising from exposure % the suD.
young Disn naHed Martin Dooling residing in North
Seventh ST. Frustrated by the sun, aud oied few
hours after Coroner Dickinson held an inquest and the
jury rendered veroi3tof sBn struck.
II rumofed bat svening thattwo lAborny men, while
Al ork excavat the Of Fifth and North fiih
yesterday Afternoon, Frustrated by ihs and
died during the evening;
BOARD or FlSAScE-At the meeting ~ this Board last
evening S2oo0 appropriated fr the pur hase OF lot
in the Third Weird End the erection Of house thereon for
Hose Company Nc2.
ATrAcnSG A CHUHcH-B Between 10 and IL O'Clock on
TUESDAY nisht party Of niy sixty colored and
boys beaded by notorious white rowdy made an attack
upon the Colord Church IL South xth st. Union av
while the congregation were holding sersi inside A
number OF persons injured By thrO through
the windows The asaabis then made rush to the door
10 gain admfance but kept back by Mr. Hodges the
min tsr three OF his brothers and others Of the conygg
ton Mr Hodge, wss severely injured by several
number o other persons also injured Osers jne
van and Do1y no ana dispersed the assdints Yes
terda warrants issued for the arrest Of number OF
he as.ailauts.
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f"l u"on VI HooVAen !" ''-' i'A'4 IN AGO. ''-' III
crease. 1866.
Population Of Hudson 'Bergen) 1883. 1851.
This Directory has fair share OF adv ertsng patronage
and Is done in l credIiable manner.
BOARD o. ALDER1ES-Ihe Board Of Aldermen Of Jer-
sey C'y held meeting Al the Lyceum, Tuesday even
ing There full attendance. The Committee on
S.wer reported favoraby the plan Of sessrage propO
sed hy Nm Whtweu, engineer OF the Water Works
Att some sg ht discussion the report was laid upon the
table 70 be considered hereafter The resolution adOped
by the Board Of EducstOn a.king appropriation Of
sOCO fr The alteration OF Public school No l. rece
vel and referred 20 the Committee on Schools. An AZ
mt Vas de 10 ske hs ordnance Salaries from the
TILE and pss H. bui failed That ordinance left
he table for further consideration After transaetng
further bushes the Board adjourned 90 nee, Thursday
Afternoon Il clock, al the Office Of the City Clerk.
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NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

JERSEY Cry AsD HoHoKrs DREcrory-Mr J. A. Rysr.
son has issued bis Directory Of jersey City O0Oken and
Huoson for the years 1884 from the Office Of The Dirty
Jefgr0Dh IL is neatly and substantially printed v)lun
of 2iO pages II contains besides the Of the three
places list Of the officers Of Jersey City, Hoboken and
HUDSON also the ordinances regulating the Fire Depart
meni Ferries, Nhaves and PIER Streets, Omnibus and
Stsge drivers Of Jersey City The population OF Jersey
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US coMMlssIoNERs oFFIcn.

Capt Msloney. OF the ship Roscius complained Of
by a man named Gunby, for sss ed assault. during the
voyage Of the Roscius Gunby Il will be recolecled
one of he witnesses at the late trial
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Besore jude DAY..


To recover damages fer the lass OF horse aud personal
injury TO plaintiff caused by falling into an excavation In
Chatham 50 near Pesri st. about O'Clock morning eth
January 1881 The horse died AFTER being taken oui Of
the excavation The damages laid At 900 In do
nse is said that If the excavation made II by
third parties and that the City is not liable Also that
sence ON the part of the plaintiff The com plain. wss
mi
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Ghe following sales Of Real
Estate at New Brunswick, n. j, male by Cole 81
Chlt,n, June %;
lots 2xCe CoeEe-sv. Soonest, each
LOT axa9 CoLdc Hndebburghs 49,
Nyckoh, Stouest each s........ 1888
lots M0e Wyckohst- each 81 ..........
Nsshir WyckJhst, esch S8....... y
los .Ex1O adjoining each IS
Iots .52f Neont o. Dsane esci so s.
lots ifNe f0speT I'D Trenton Road each So 20
1It somerset Bsfhauy each go Sii
fofs djoiIing Btnanyt zach 80 10
15xlt0 J0uesav Hedmsud IT. each sH.... To-
adjoining Reduobd-s zach III ~
<51fo, ToWnane hedmondst each eJl 81
1sxo Joining dInoncst esh So
Townsend each 20
lofs 15af ad,niug Towusend-t esch sT
lot. ssyIt Deayan-sf TROOP each ts. g.
11ltt, sdonng each %
1lof- 2xlto tia ct fhroop-av e.ch SH ''...' 80
lots .fxlo in BALDWIN s. each - =
cfs 25al0 Badvnst sach sR leg
lis zi2lC on Hale st. near lrsey-av- each - p
fs 81 on Railroad corner Deavsn eacn 50 - -
.txic Dea, an near kfiosdav4 ci " 5... -
lots 5Iltc sancdft, CodFise st. each S5'.' l6
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Passwords -HADFIELbs hrst premium Fireworks
ofev.,v A. rto- HARLEys - JohDSt C0oei Exhibition
Pieces and Rockets ready so boxes Of ihos sHtrs PISTOL fEs
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-BsfOrs Judge Bsrss.
mn rAMMANr nan RIOTERS.


Aldermen Brsly aud Francis attended in Court this
morning for the purpose OF passing sentence upon John
Austin and others who convicted time since
OF riot and assault upon Mr. Augustus Sche This District
Attorney addressed the Court remarkBg that In hts opu
ION the Aldermen hsd been deprived OF their Office
Judges Of this Court by the amended Charter also by
law passed by the Legislature since the amended Char
voted for by the people Judge Beebe lated that
be had seen the law alluded by ihe District Attorney
hot he did not think deprived the Aldermen Of their ia
dcsl powers until the amended Charter bad been promul
gated by the County Canvassersbu he had not come
prepared To- that question: he thought better that
they should have time fully examine the Law lie then
gave notice 90 the defendants 10 be In Court Saturday
morning next at ii O'Clock
Johnathan Fisher. hand on board the canal boat st
Lou ing al Pier No. 3, East River placed trid
charged with having Monday night attempted 30
nit rape upon the person Of Mary l. Sleeper II years OF
age the cook Of The boat whose place of residence is
khcOtyile, Cattaraugus County The evidence OF the
guilt Of the prisoner conclusive and he convicted
and remanded 10 prison 10 await sentence.
john Kerrgan and Patrick Neville young men, and for
M rly associates Of Hewlett aud Saul who recently
executed for murder were placed trial. charged with
having, the night Of the 10Th nit. feonlou.y entered
the barge Gen NJ Burrough og Al the foot " Dover
H. from the cabin Of which they stole three trunks,
tanning clothing and with which they escaped In snail
boat that they bad fastened alongside Of the barge The
testimony adduced warranted the conviction Of tbs prs
oIeTs, ard the jury found them guilty They 70
mandtd 10 prison 10 await sentence The barge which
was robbed lay the immediate vicinity of he robbed
BY n6w,s: ana Saul on board Of which they committed
the murder which cost them their lives
A young named George Hendricks was tried and
convicted Of burglary In the second degree. In having
about three weeks since felonOusy entered the dwelling
Ne. go East Twenty drsts, from which he stole gold
wstch and other property
John williamson, native Of the State Of Maine WA
tried and convicted Of similar osnse committed thu
dwelling Of Mr. Megary No lI0 Clinton place from which
be stole sIl2.
Both conyics remanded for sentence, after which
the Court adjourned.
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