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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11
FINANCIAL AND cOMMERc IAL.


"WEDNESDAY, Oct 10 y. NJ
There was active stock market this morning, but
by means . buoyant one. The news from Europe BY
the Canada at Halifax considered uniavorable and
the effect was depressing The decline in prices
general and in instances considerable extent
Missouri 6s fell OF IA per cent; Virginia 6's II Cum
berland Coal Co., A Erie r. r., n Michigan Central, a
Illinois Central R. r., x; Galena and Chicago, Il Cleve
land and Toledo, II Chicago and Rock Island i. There
very active demand for Nicaragua Transit and
new buyers entered the market Cumberland Coal
has fallen back to the starting point. The imitation
short lived and those satisfied with small profit secured
it, Erie was active but heavy Large sales made
between the boards by parties known to be large hold
There il an immense amount Of this stock in the
hands of SPECTATORS. Reading the only
stock which sustained itself. Two three
small lots Of Galena and Chicago sold this morning
at prices ranging from 1o2 to 12a per cent There is
very little Of this stock In the market and doubt II
advance Of i've per cent would bring out much illinois
Central Bonds sold freely to-day at yesterdays prices
State stocks again active. Sales to extent Of
Missouri 6s made at the decline, but before the
close prices improved
After the adjournment OF the board the following sales
Of stocks we're made at auction by A. H. Nicolay
40 shares Aston Fire Insurance Company. 50
80 do. Chatham Bank Observation-Disclosures. So
ID do. Grocers Sugar Refining Company $3.50. 45h
10 DO. North River Fire Insurance Company 1887
20 do. New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company 81
~ do. ST. Nicholas Fire Insurance Company. 81
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The following table SHOWS from what part OF the
try and by what conyeyances the supplies came:-
Beepes. Osher Stock.
Illinois = ............. 342 Harlem RR-Cows and
Ohio ................ $50 calves. Is
Kentucky 1876 Harlem Reveal calls 800
New York ........... 1913 DO. sheep Il
Hudson River Railroad. 354 lambs q, OIL
Hudson River boats. 400 Harlem RR-Swine -. "a
Erie Railroad. ...... e19 Hudson RR--Swne. l. 1872
Harlem Railroad. go. 666 HudsonR b's-Swine. 400
Although there l04 beef cattle this week
than last at Brownings prices kept up, and the
demand good for good CATTLE which easily brought
from &C. to loc and extras sold very readily for $40 50
to $11. There very lively market throughout the
day 74A cattle disposed OF which mostly from
Ohio and this State There was little demand for COWS
and calves and there only few in market which
held shade lower than those OF last week There
was great inquiry for veal calves of which there
only very limited supply at &c. to &c. Sheep and
lambs-The market but very poorly supplied with
sheep and lambs which sold through the week
last they arrived at prices to suit the drover There
decrease, compared with last weeks receipts OF
about 800 head There arrival OF 900 head at
the market this morning which all pretty fair and
which aided materially to supply the demand
The following is memorandum Of sales by James Nc
far NV ,,ruta.
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MARINE AFFAIRS,

For EURoPE.-The propeller Star of the South,
Capt Marks sailed from this port for Liverpool yes
terday. She carried 60 passengers but no specie
For CALRoRsIA.-The Mail steamer Illinois for
Aspinwnl, and the Nicaragua steamer Northern Light
for San Juan, left this port yesterday afternoon with
California emigrants. Both vessels took out about
500 passengers.
STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND Ericsson. The
steamships washir gton and Ericsson have been seen
several times since their departure from this port.
Captain Robinson of ship X. Robinson from Liver
pool reports that on the 18th inst, Nantucket Shoa
bearing Nm L. IS miles distant, at A. NJ saw the
Washington and Ericss ,n-the Washington about
eight miles ahead, weather moderate; and Captain
Guptil of brig Frances Jane, on the 18th at 8 a. NJ
in lat 400 35 Ion. 100 l2', both steamers under
steam enly-the Washington about two miles ahead
weather very moderate, wind from the eastward.
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MILITARY.
PARADE OF THE FIRST BRl

PARADE OF THE FIRST BRIGADE.
The First Brigade composed of the First, Second
Third and Seventy fret Regiments, under command
Of Brgader General Spicer, made their Spring Parade
Yesterday pessDg through Broadway and other Streets
The Fist Regiment is composed respectively of Ameri-
cans. Irish. and Germans. There are six companies
in the Regiment, numbering nearly four hundred men,
which are all Cavalry and Light Artillery. The CON-
psnies are known as the Dickels Hussars, Jackson
Horse Guard, State Hussars, Lafayette Horse Guard,
German Horse Guard and Mo tgomery Troop. The
Second Regiment numbers about 500 men and Is con-
posed Of the following companies: Lafayette Rides,
Swiss Rifles. Columbian Rifles, Washington Cont
nentals. CITY Grenadiers, State Guard, Caledonian
Fusileers, Scottish Guard and Highland Guard. The
uniforms Of the several companies are varied and ele
CANT The Third Regiment numbers eleven companies
II was org ani7ed in 1885, aud the 18th of September
in that year made the first parade with fourteen pr
Yates three officers and six musicians The seventy
first Regiment is composed entirely OF men who are
American borp no foreigner person foreign born
being admitted into the ranks,
The Staten Island Re giment, which is not as yet
formed belongs to this Brigade.
The CRY GUARD-The former members OF the
Cit, Guard intend honoriDg the Guard with recep-
ton ON their return from Montreal next Monday or
Tuesday. The ex-members will be uniformed with
black hat coat and pants, and will bear musket' and
belt accoutremenis They will meet the Guard at tho
boat Oh their arrival in this City and escort them to
the Irving House where they will treat them to one OF
Mr.. BURROUGHS best breakfasts,
The City Guard is not the first military company
that ever made the excursion to Montreal from this
City. The Binnger Guard, Capt. Harris, visited
that city last Summer.
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DIED..

AxpRrws-on the sight Of Tuesday June 10 May, eldest
daughter OF Loripg Andrew ESQ., aged p years
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invites
10 attend funeral this Thursday afternoon a. O'Clock
precisely from the Reformed Dutch Church, West xdss
between 9Th and 7thaya. without further invitation
Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood for interment
BAKER-On "Wednesday morning June 20. OF eonsumpnoes
CHARLEs Nj. BAxkR, aged Is years az,
The relatives friends Of family invited 10 attsnd hs
funeral Friday, the 2d inst, 81 T. NJ tom No. " Lua-
low
Busprck-On Monday June 49, JAMES W. BUsDcx, at No.
South @dst., WILLIAMSBURG.
Toe remain. Cemetery Of the Everpesne
HNsoEp-On Wednesday morning JrDe 20, ats O'clock, ~
tyr hold fever NOAH HASFoRD, Jr, aged Is years
euds respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral, fum the residence OF bis brothernisw u
Boeert No. li9 Ryns'onst, this (rhuisday) morning. ~"
o'clock
His remains will be taken Daren CT, for inerment
H,zLEr-On Wednesday June 70, WILLIAM K HAILEr ascA
50 years. - -
The friends Of the family and of his brohesnaw, Corne!us
Polou George w. Poilon Alexander G. Poiion and JON
Leyedre respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral fn-
day afternoon, at O'Clock, from bis late residence No. :"
Henry-st. -. ga
MErsR one of the 6r settlers Of this part Of llinok
Wssr-On "wednesday June %, BEsJsMS r. only son OF 10
.eph d. and Harriet West, aged years and months
The repds invited TO attend his funeral
O'Clock this from their residence No. East lfhse
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mARlSIEO.

Bsoox,-SrrH-On Wednesday, June -, at the Church q
the Annur by the Rev Mr. Rabbit Of Miidlesown
Newyork r. w Books Of San Fspcisco to MATILDA G..
daughter OF Floyd Smith Esq, of this city
aS-Dou caEsrY-On Tuesday June 49, o. St JaneSs
Church BY the Rev p. McKenna THOMAS J. C0caLAn -
MARY C. DouGHEkTy. both Of this city
CoRSwtLL-NAS KirEcb-At Poushkeepsie on Wednesday
June 90 BY the Rev A. NJ Mann GEo CoRswrLL 20 lsEss
eeest dsushter Of Geo. Van keeck, ESQ
DAsRos-DfLLEsrAsa-on Thursday June IA. BY tho Rsv
M Price Mr. DAVID BARRON Mss Gasoline A. DEL
Lrxr.sH daughter of the late Joseph r. Deentssa all 81
New-lork .
JoSrs-WILsox-At sea, Saturday May Is. board shlp
Richard Rol nsoD, the passage from Liverpool 70 New-
York CH.RLss JONAS II tho Rev W. Jones OF Pres
gland Of the ship TO Miss MARY Wibses e.
YethonI, RoxbuIgh Co, Scotland
PRIMT-WRTeHr-fa New-daven. CT on Wednesday June
20 BY tho Rev. Amos O. Bemsn, the Rev. JAcos PRIME
10 Mrs. MARrHA N. WkIGRr ofNew.Hsven.
WArsoN-RiPLEY-At Aurora, N. I Thursisy Jane u, st
the Wells Esq. BY the Rev. Mr. burn-
han, WATSON OF Buffalo 10 Miss Hamlet RirLsv
81. Louis aud Bstials papers please copy.
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BROOKL YN II,EU6S.

FLORAL FEsTvAL.-The Ancient May Festival
was celebrated few days since with much spirit In
beautiful grove in the suburbs Of this city Banners
ard tents and fower-wreathed May-po!e were
erected on the grounds and throne was constructed
in an evergreen arbor. Some FIVE hundred guests,
embracing alike the rich and the poor, participated
in the festivities. procession OF young girls rooed
in white, and carrying gariands of flowers, conducted
the Queen of May to her throne, from which, after
being formally crowned, sbe pronounced the following
address, prepared for the occasion:
Thanks for these honors-these resalia bright.
The coral wreeths that well rrgsle the rzh'.
What though your MAJ Queen late enjoys the Door,
1--we may not IN May must In June.
Too cold this CLINE 70 climb sylvan throns,
Til Iesfess earth with bloom Is oyergrown
All. long has moving nme usurped the DAY
To tins moving scene-ths feast IL May
Devoted Resigned 10 change, We claim
Our gala day, wiz resign the name.
We seize the seAson-Summer's rosy pnme,
And keep the cnsofn Of the olden time.
Then let rs hold happy feas' Of flowers
In youths fair Tower, and bitheiJ psss the hours.
The Maids Of Honor, persouating the particular
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SAD OCCURRENCE IN FIFTH-AV.
A WOMAN RUN OVER AND FATALLY IN
JURED.

Last evening about O'Clock spirited horse at.
toched to light wagon, took fright in Ffh-av and
became perfectly unmanageabe. lie ran iuriousy
dawn the avenue to near the corner of Eeventh-s'.
,,here he took q sudden tack and came in violent
collision on the sidewalk with very respectable
appearing woman whose name, as marked on her
clothes. is Ann K. Vaughan. She was Knocked sense
less 70 tho pavement with such fore that she su'-
,.;rod comnoupd fracture of the skull Some OF the
tnbers O, the vehicle also struck her in the face ard
breast causing internal injuries, from which there
seems no probable hopes of her recovery. The poor
woman was taken up by the Fifteenth Ward Ponce
and conveyed to the Office of DIR. Dickson VINO
nromp,ly rendered every possible assistance, aiier
which some two hours she was removed to the new
York Hospital. Here, as usual, everything was aoD'
bv Dr. Thurston to relieve her suferings, but she APP
pesred 10 be in dying condition, and IL ~as Tue
opinion of the doctor that she could live but ie"
hours at most The residence Of this unfortunate 10
male was not ascertAined, but 1t IL said she nveo In
Tbird.sy. Mr.. Fisher, who had charge Of tho runa-
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yyxDsrsDAr, Juno 2o--P. NJ


Speculation continues to increase In the stock mH-
ket and the race Of bears appears to be e.tTeV eA
tipct With such a strong disposition ." ouy' ans
n,pe 70 seI short it is not surprising that proes con-
tinue to advance. The accumulation o. money %.
- 20, a. before confined almost exclusively 70 tia
s,o,,bey, Of the Board. Railroad Bonds and Shares
enjoy large portion Of the attention Of specuIsto.
ard have revived entirely from the shock to comb
dence given last year by the frauds Of Schuyler and
the general passing Of dividends. Tho present
taffc Of the various roads, and the impeudency Of
an immense crop Of grains, ac., which will yield
large amount Of transportation, encourage the
belief that all the weIestabished roads will continue
to pay dividends State Stocks and Railroad Securities
are decidedly the favotes both with speculate" sad
investors The sale Of yesterday, and the announceaeal
we made that the dividend would no doubt bsto Of
in catb, had favorable effect upon Central. vhien
was 10 good demsnd and eIosed st io bid, far'hes
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Sale. of Stocks at philadelphia. ........Jus 20.

IReposted Tor TINS N. Y. 1sisusk, BY Fchl
p ss cry R. 81; sSd p o. 600 $3.50; Canal g g.
ss SO Do IS sst; eco Reading r. r. 0s 900 Csn
and Am. r. r. es 49, IS; 100 Pssna R. g. "a ecs -
N:, Prefd sl 100 Reading R. r. b5 +5i 80 DO ~; u
Harrisburg r. r. ssh Is W.shinson City Cas- a2is Nornsoxn
Fumerr and Mechsncs Bank, b5 "a Ghssd Bsnk itt
Be.rsen Boardsilo KeadiDs Railroad %, ~ 100 o. C..
Sseond Board-5ct0 Cam. Am Railroads., 80 b. %;
sc9 DO IS s5; 2cOo do. b5wn, as Lebish Mort &C. ~ ~
CO. G. 4s Is susqnehsnna Canal 500 Leigh Zinc 70
2t 50 Penn. Railroad, t5i Bank Of Penn, CIR o. ~
AZ Lopz Is and Railroad b3 f7t Cam An Raj rosd Ef
Aner Bcard-l0Co Pius. Couo Sc, fstj zooo Csm -
Railroad b IS; Is Beay. Mead Railroad, 10 on os' W
II. scinz Rai.Ioad s5wn, 45..
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Jusx .c.-Besoss yuSss
coURr CALENDAR-rErs DAv.

CrRcrrr CouRr-Part Mos. 1883, l5s, les, 60.
O. TO- g. Is7s 1884, 49, les e. i7ri H. IT, u.s. ia u.s. iw
IN P.rt II-Nos. LIS, lTe, 100. isi,isa.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 345, 9s, 335, 34s, sls yJ5.
Iccs ICE 1884, sg7. sls'1s 90 81 7as So, Is SO Si -
sca as $50 "a S i7 is7 TO So, f, 81, iso sl 90,
7ss as 500 e9 ass 1884, ioce s, S toi BIS 3 u.s., ~
100 SIS z7s a59 ST.. Esi 9sS. 75s =,
CoMxos PLrAs-Psrt 1-tBefore the Court without
aJur,)-Nos s., IS, 81, %. est. otto los
CGLKNpAR CAUsEs also at United States Dntrte<
Court and the United Circuit Court VIII contiane TIE
hearins Of Aprsas
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The Trust Company Receiver OF the hneker
becker Savings Bank, sg. William r. Dixon
To recover 81 900 and interest, being the amount OF
note dated Tth December 1859 payable Willis Director
Of aid Savings Bank The Savings Bank also the knick
erbocker Bank will be recoected, filled, and the United
States Trust Company appointed Receiver. 49,
The defense Is that the Savings Bank by the terms OF It's
chser had right to make loan except on the security OF
the States and having had such night the loan
Beside this point commended for defense that the char
ter of United States Trust Con pany unconstitutional
being in fact discount and deposit and therefore
hord organized under the law Instead OF BY
special charter.
Also that fits charter valid II has to become
receiver corporation although its charter gives power
10 become individual and therefore has no night
TO sue the present claim.
IL appears that stock Of the Knickerbocker Bank had
been left in security for the loan. . -, .
The judge his decision oyeued the lie thought
tin first point exrsQdinsiy defense. IL 10 not Ike usury,
penalty intended for taking than per cent In
eres object of the law IL give greater seca TO
the Of executor he defendant &c know
received the Of these ceposors 10
the extent 81 and would have been liable bad be given
coed security required BY the law and which he knew should
have done but there arrangement MIN
and by which he security that dd not prove
10 be sood therefore he liable an not bound 70
repay his loan Ii only to state the Tact TO carry n
refutaton.
Jrdsmert for plaintiff and interest with an allow,
.nee OF per cent plaintiff Mess. Charles H. hunt and
Jonathan Naihan for defendant hes Tracy lWst Dim
sted.
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La " LNI,E,LLIGENC,E.
SUPERIOR couRr-yuxr ao-Bef,rs Judge sLo.soy
SUIT FOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
William w Vanderbilt a9t. Marshal A. Mathis

SUIT FOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
William w. Vanderbilt agt. Marshal A Mathis
Plaintiff alleges that defendant t8e 9th Nov.
1854 made an affidavit before Commissioner S,llwel of the
United States Court accusing plaintiff Of perjury 10 having
sworn that (paint) Of the steamboat Adelaide
and declaring that the declaration Of plaintiff that he was such
true, and charging that plaintiff was guilty OF
wf perjury whereupoD plaintiff arrested, deaned three
hours compelled into security but that on hearing
Of before Commissioner Nelson plaintiff was ischlrsd
and defendant abandoned his complaint he contends that said
prosecution malicious and unounded and without
be csuse-ths he injured by in his ne
brings suit damages amount laid az l0Ooo
In defen,e denied that defendant falsely malciousy
made the complaint did without reasonable or that
he has Abandoned the complaint To be ued For plain
t8 Nssss Shepard Parsons. For defendant, Aessrs w"
liams Barnard
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advertisement
Ar,TJoy SAIr-The WEST FLUSHING LAND

COMPANY have advertised have Auction Sale OF Lors on
THrRspaY june a. at O'Clock NJ, the grounds This
the most beautiful tuson in the vicinity Of Newfork OF
Brookyn The steamboat Island City leaves newton from
FULTON daily g. and 10 o'clock AN and and
g. NJ with the railroad .. Hunters ronti re-
turning West Flushing the same hours For maps and
free tickets for the sale apply TO barker DCScoMs SMITH
No IA Pinesi NswYork. Persons attending the sale may
tale the beat ct 10 O'Clock from Fulton Markst-slp.
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fAdxerlement.

To AGuE SUFFERERs-Take no more Arsenic,
Tone Mercury Quinne Febiuses, Strychnine, Anti
Perods Of any The well known nefciency Of these
nOrious pOOns proves them to be the offspring either OF false
medical principle. Of mercensry quscka
The aecumuatve atmospheric poison MALARIA s the ONE
CAUSE for which the ONE the sntdots" called
RHODES FEVER AND CURE" Take this and health Is
secured The certificate the celebrated chemist Dr. Chiffon
accompanies each bottle For sale by H. RING C. CLICK
ExgR Co., and dealers generally.
j. A. RHODES, Providence. r. l.
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NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS.

The Cumberland County Agricultural Society viii
hold their second Annual Exhibition Bridseon Wednes
dsy 18th Of September The sixth Annual Exhibition OF
the Salem Co Agricultural Society will be held in Salem
Tbur,y the 2ith of September. The Monmouth County
Arrcultura Society viii hold its Fair Thursday, 9Th
Sepeuber. a Freehold
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TAdvertisementl
PHOTOGRAPHIC

PHOTOGRAPHIC IUNIHaff I1IIO oHu
szes IN oil and pastel Miniature sizes superior TO the hnest
irory papnf uncoored PBoroGRAPHs eqused b no otnf
establishment in the world Perfect Likeness taken IN any
or are from Dsgusrreotypes Of sssd persona Leae OiL
PAlyrncs on canvass a stns, taken only BY
J. GuRxEY c. ID. PREDEsIcks,
No IS Rue Base de Rempsr, Paris, and
No. $40 Broadway, New York
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IAdveriSementI
SUMNER UNDER-(iARMENTS and HOSIERY OF


every description the very lowest price, will be found at
RASKISs OLD STAND, No. lG BowEEY.
Special attention Is invited At this season TO the
ZEPHYR MERIso UsDER.NEsrs,
originally introduced at our establishment several snce
universally approved for their light. ess
elasticity, disability and chespness. . -
A. RANKIN Co., No. 19 Bowery.
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fAdvertsementl
tn NERVOUS SuFFERBRs-A retired Clergyman

resorsd TO health days after many Of great ner-
vous suffering anxious make known the meanS OF cure
VII send ee the prescription used Direct Rev JOHN NJ
BAGxILL No 50 Fulton-st., Brooklyn, N Y.
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fAdvertisement.i

BOOTs AND SHOES-EXECUTORS SALE TO
Clos. Az EsIArE-A lot Of Calf and Patent Leather
Doors and different styles of Patent Leather SHOES VIII be sold
much below co for the msnth Of June only AZ IS Nassaus
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Al, IN mr. so nI Rsreoes Tissues

ALL TO BE SOLD.-Sllks, Bareges, llssues'
Lawns Jscones Grape Shaw aud Manfias 1T in vain TO
attempt idea of the sacrifice made In these goods
TIE bargains muSt be seen TO DO appreciated
CHAs. HEARD g. Co., No. sol Grandst
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RrAITTIPIrI PfsNOS-BOSTON AND Ne

BEAUTIFUL PTANOS-BUSTON md NEW IUfh
MAgI-Two of HORACE WATERS Pianos richly carved Pea
KEYS inlad with Pearl 800 and 600 One T. GILBERT
folsn Pisnos $500 One Hslett Cum:ons for 800 One
Chickering's, $500. For sale at reduced prices
HORACE WATERS. No. 333 Broadway
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Acknowledgement
Advertisement.

ton uttered from thousand Tongues within the last lew
S,v, la. reference those beautiful Paris PRINTED BAKEGES
selling al CHAs. HEARD Co.'s, No. sol Grsndst
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IAdvertiseinent.l

WHO WANTS TO GO TO EUROPE l-Although the
Of the Atlantic full for her trip OF the |th
int two persons who leave early date have de-
posted their tickets the Aston House for sale easy terms
Who 80 TO Europe
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United STATES DISTRICT coURr-Jusr %

- ,, = 80, s.rrv. boat Chancellor livingston
"Iam n,an a. 600 for alleged damage to excursion
.,,.Dbe.i S.hSon By eouion ia NORTH River rs CsSs.
eonneer,s eo.a nNs,r-,oaei No % either party
the los !" TX. O Kesfs sst Ship Northern Empire
To recover by owner Of pilot-bost WeStervet pilot
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IAdvertisement
Roof takes perfect Pictures in all weather.

Roor takes al life size Photographs on csnv,x
Roors Photographs Of all szes are unsurpassed
RooT's Gallery Is easy of access.
Roor il at No. $50 Broadway corner OF Franklln-5t.
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
g. waldhern ss.. Solomon and Mas Sichel:
II was stated that in May defendants made an af
day before Justice Oborne charging plaintiff with having To-
lonousy taken certain property belonging TO con
sitting OF CATERS and leather, and had him az
rested ard taken the Tonbs where be locked up al
night The day hearing before Justice Osborne ne
ages for alleged malicious prosecution The y ssye YER
eiet plaintiff Of *lcc For plaintiff, NJ McC ann Tor &c
fencsnt, Mr. 4. L. rirneJ
Before Judge THOMPSON
DEFAULT IN ASSAULT AID BArIEhf SIT ASioL'
Predk Richards agt Joseph Rsmcr
Suit by boarder at hotel No. 90 Reade-sf- against
the Landlord alleged assault aud battery which arose was
aid from DISPUTE loss Of for which the
plaintiff supposed the landlord should be liable An inquest
was tken before Judge Brd and Judgment rendered of
nant for 81 Defendants counsel then sppiei 20 have tue
d.fsn set aside which opposed the ground that 40
ecufion had beer Issued and levy made Judge lho -
houeve the circumstances ordered that the cefsn
set ade end trial aowed-the Judgment 20 ns1a
curity. For plaintiff, Mr.. ;. 3: Aekernani fof 'e''
Nessrs I. Sturteynnt and w. Allen
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Many parents have experienced great diihculty
in obtaining Dsgusueotype Lksneses Of their
through the Of operators This can be emedied by
calling on j. Il BARNS No. 80 Broadway second door above
WerIen-st.