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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-06

t AIDES DRESSGOODS.--Just re ceiy,
IL ed, large stock and endless variety Of do laies
cashmeres thibets plain and plaid iheffnGes, SILKS,
some beautiful 'jasper'' striped Silks striped polins
etc, etc. Ladies', please call and see them,
: Oct B a A4uie PRENTISS, HOPKINS e CO.
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MOT &C.
A LII persons having unsettled accounts
II with John s. Cute, are requested 70 settie them
with the subscriber forthwith, ard all persona in-
debted to said Clute by note book account, are re-
qGested TO pay thesams iltmediatelg. Z. !. I. M
September sS,lesy h ~ 4slss4ssf sisAssignse, 4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Seth III2Iey'S EStatc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has been appointed and qualified as exccu
tor of the estate Of Seth Hlgey late of Portage co
ceased. Dated at MGLtua, July s6, 1856.
Nov G, 1ej6-3w+ ALVIN HlGLEY
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Attachment NOtaec.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
EPHRIAM COOPER, of Adum, Wash.
IL ington co., Ohio, is hereby notified that Polly
Cooper did, the 4lh day of September 1856 file her
petition in the Office of the clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Portage and
State ofohio, charging the said Ephram Cooper with
extreme cruelty towards her and with habitual drunk
ehess for three years last past, and uskng that
she may be divorced from the said Ephriam Cooper,
which petition will stand for hearing ut the February
term of said court. J. L. d Fl. G. RANNEY,
Oct l85R-6w for pittF
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BOSTWIcK q BEATTY'S ADVS,

No. 8 PHOENIX BLOCK.
Goods sold e<elusipely for cash and produce,
end prices made lon enough 10 induce people
10 pay dOrR.
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NXTRA silver steel Axes.--The best axe
IL in use, and warrant to suit In every particular,
lust received and selling cheap. p. Ii. d Co.
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I EFT it be remembered, that we have but
~ ONE PRICE for our goods, and purchasers rely
getting them at whatever they are mrIked, at the
Shalersyilte Cheap Store. S., ID. u Co.
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WALL PAPER and WINDOW HANG.
w INGs, new supply and beautiful patterns, jus.
received and selling cheap.
Sept. 25, 1856 STEEAToR, DAILY n co.
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READY MADE CLOTHING, can at oil
IU times be found at very low prices ~ s
sept. 25, 1855 STREAToR, DAILY & co.
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FIR E S.

FIRE IN WATTS AND GREENWICH STREETS.
About q clock yesterday morning a fire broke
out in stable in Watts street, corner of Greenwich,
destroying the building and contents together with
valuable borse. So rapid the progress of the
flames, owing to the combustibe nature of the ma
teral in the building that all attempts to save the ami
MAJ were useless. Suspicious entei tanned that the
fire was the work Of an incendiary.
FIRE IN HUDSON STREET.
At liz O'Clock on Monday night fire occurred in
the upholstery store No 346 Hudson street. Damage
about 500. The fire occasiOned by defect in
the hue.
FIRE IN The BOWKRY.
The alarm of fire in the Fifth District last night was
occasontd by the burning Of some boards in the new
building No. 400 BOwery. How or in what manner
the fire originated is unknown. Damage slight.
FIRE IN GASsEyOORT STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, fire broke
out in the sash mandatory n Matthew Kane, No.
Gsnsevoot street. The fire was occasioned by
sparks igntng some boards which were nailed up in
front of the fireplace. The flames were soon extin-
guished by the fremen The building is owned by
Mr. Kane and is insured for 81 900 in the Park In
surance Company. Damage about $780, The stock
and tools are ns ured for $500 in the same Company
Damage about 5000.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm of fire in the Seventh District ct y
o'clock last night was occasoned by the burning of
huge pile of shavingS in William street, near Beeknan
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DISEASES OF TIE LUNGs-NOTICE.

Dr. RoBERr HUNTER begs ~ inform hi patients in Phiadel
uh that he has opened establishment In that city under
the professional charge Of Dr. r. MoRsoS for the special treat
nent Of diseases Of the throat and lungs.
Dr. MoRsOS member Of the Roysl College Of Surgeons,
London and has enjoyed both In that city and long
and IN the treatment OF pulmonary affections
Dr. HuAIER would also state for the information Of h pa
WILLIAMS will hereafter be associated with the Bal
mOre Office.
These arrangements have been rendered by the
growth Of the practice Phaade phs and Baltimore and by
the retirement Of Dr. JAMES HUSTgR in consequence OF Ill
health Patients in these cities will In future not only
oil the advantage Dir HUSTERs advice, but the additional
benefit Of personal and supervision of skfn and ae
CON Il ithsd resident ply scsns
In The Specialist and journal Of Diseases OF the Chest TOT
February extended explanation Of DR. HuSrrss views and
will be found, with much additional Information,
which houd be read by every predoed TO or suffering
any affection Of the thros or unss The Specialist can Do
procured Of the publishers, MesUs SHERAAs Co. Atof
House Persons residing distance who are prevented by
OF their health the weather other
visiting the for advice be prescribed for by letter
In such Is necessary that the patient should carefully
describe the and the past history OF m s
To render snch description exact list oil eos
been prepared which will BE- with specimen copy OF
The Specialist application to either OF the following ad
dresses:
EEw-YoRE-Dr. RobERr HUSTER No 30 Broadrsy
PHILADELPHIA-Dr. f. MoRSON, No D2 Walnut-st
BALTIsoRE-Dr J. b. WILLIAMS, No. 81 North Cheriss'st
EoTE-D HUSTsE be consulted personally a. hereto
fore from q. N. % p. m, daily.
NIw-lORk March, 1856
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number Of persons supported makes the scus each
81 f5 &c per wcek The report referred 10 the
Committee Accounts repo items and price paid for each
article used.
The appropriation Of go o to tho surntendents then
INSIDE.
The Keeper the PeitentiaTJ reported the number
fined 2 eb 1872; committed during the mouth,
IL discharged, ll9.
The Committee the subject reported that the Board had
rowor establish House OF Refuge aud were dchaTged
The Sfecial Committee Game Laws ordinance
inpos fine Of - any person, not resident Of Kings
Co ., shall take OYSTER from their beds Of
the waters Of said county and fine Of 80 any person
dtednE for within the county limits The ordinance
vas edt Ifed and takes effect forthwith
resolution Iassed remous rating against increasing the
Asry d the City Judge and Census Nsshs before the
Lesisature: ssd the Board adjourned till the 9th
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THE PAWNBROKERS.


To the Editor Of The n. Y. TribEae
SIR In an editorial Article in your paper of the Sd
met you infer that the Corporation Attorney sis not
honestly disposed to lock into the nefarious business
"of New-York pawnbrokers;" and that the COM
"plants filed in the Office have been destroyed or al
" least are not TO be found
On the 18th of January last l entered on the dis
charge of the duties of Corporation Attorney, aud
found on the registers complaint suit against any
pawnbroker. Having been informed, however, by
Mr. l.. Il. Shepard, Corporation Counsel, that Mr..
Scion Robinson had directed his attention to the fact
that numerous complaints had been made, but wholly
disregarded, addressed a note to that gentleman,
which resulted in interview al my Office, and
promise that the necessary information should be fur
nisbed On Friday last the 29th February, list of
such complaints accordingly sent to my office, and
ON come of the charges suits will be commenced at an
early dsv This explanation must convince you that
am Justly liable to DO censure.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. II. PURSER, Corporation Attorney.
Cnce Of Atiyrsey 10 ths Corp0roiion March 4, 1856
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Number remaining March 4...................6.6B
A communication was received from w. W. Sanger,
sdent Physician at Blackwel's island, complaining
at the meat received for the past month has been Of
very inferior quality.
communication was received from the Warden Of
he Penitentiary notifying the Board that he had re-
soyed gardener and keeper for incapacity. dis
SiOn arose in consequence of Mr. Fitch having over
epped the rules of the Board, and 1t was charged
lat these men had been removed to make room for
0itca opponents ana the discussion terminated Ia
sne personalities bet Scen Cows. DRAPER aud Dr.
GRO. A motion TO confirm the appointments was lost.
Gov. DUKE offered a resolution, that hereafter the
csieal acquisitions be made out in English. Adopted.
Gov. BELL offered resolution qIiring the Ward
ess Of Bellevue Hospitsi and Lunatic Asylum to re-
PIT the daily consump tion and average amount OF
I'D consumed by each inmate. Adopted
resolution was adopted removing DIR. Gentry OF
he Bellevue Hospital from said institution, and re-
resting the Medical Board to nominate Physician
Z Bis place.
Gov. GUNTHER called up resolution offered two
seeks since for the construction Of dead-house at
Bellevue the second story to be fitted up for prosecut-
y medical science and preserving specimens.
Gov. DUNE was strongly opposed to having dis
Soetine room connected with the Bellevue Hospital,
si he was certain the people would be opposed 10 an
engagement of this kind.
motion was accordingly adopted to advertise for
psa and spt cifcatOns for and two stories high.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
JUDGE KANE on JURY-TRIAI.S.

In the course Of hearing on motion in one OF the
Indiarubber cases in Philadelphia, before Judge Zane.
Saturday, Feb %, the question arose whether
issues should be sent 10 Jury in order to try certain
Questions Of fact which were raised in the pie idnss
These questions Of fact claimed and insisted upon
by the counsel the turning point in the controversy
tie determination Of which would be decisive of the
suit Counsel heard for and against the motion and
Judge Kane, in the course of delivering his opnon
made the following remarks upon jury TRIALS
When seton tired ia this Court AZ law u - the aim Of
that questions OF act shall be decdcd ~ Jury
though may sometimes determining nat question
bound Their fore submit 10 tie rebuke VI
Office when do make such errors yet thar
in proceeding equity deyolye epOn ehancellors
bill filed hold tina, Is not the rSht OF party TO
claim trial BY jury hold that the chancellor relieves him
self from apparent and not real respo sbiy II he de-
wolves the deteuina alton Of question Of fact upon JuIv
hef lis does doubt and does not need tbs
instruction which verdict In The limited experience
hci have had upon t. bench have known an issue
out q Clsucery that has guded the seoa OF the Court sat'
facorly Ihave ysef for many yeas nvarsby dscilned
ordering gned issue in patent cause unless there
clearly question OF simple fact entirely unconnec si
with tue history the patent and with the terms OF the Psen
itself found that in those in which suit hal
been originally brought law aud there has been verdict
rendered has not had the Of putting end TO the lii
sson certainly ard satisfactorily whore proceeding
conducted according 10 the form Of ChsnceJ such
A. least has been my experience Nor do know that
can be presented mind which would order issue
b. rea AZ bar In Chncery unless after the proofs
IN and the case ripe final hearing before mo, found
,ut Of twelve taken from tho community
iarge"
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ARREST OF PIcKPocKETs-EscAPE OF FOUR OF
INN from PxIsoS-CApt. Wsllng and Others OF the
EiEheeuth Ward POee, Monday night arrested s1 OF
s.hE Of who were proving about the o.
Nnsc r the rurpose Of operating the pockets Of those
who were attending lecture in the building They were taken
10 The and locked up but during the might four OF
them made hole through partition wall Of their cell and
naor into tle .Iss snS thus got AWAY This Station
House and the Police is mos, miseraoy onA is
walls being 80 thin that prisoners make holes II them WIZ
hut little trouble The Of the alleged pek kes He
James Moran John y Li,tlejohn, John Jones m Jun
james Foley and James Williams The four who escaped arc
well known 70 the foice and Will probably be recsptured
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
na Roard MT NJ lha CnnntX Iall Yesterday alter

The Board met at The County jan yesterday SNeI-
hoon. the President in the chair
Application was made By the Supenntendenis OF the DOR Tor
appropriation Of 1900 which laid over unth the re-
Ior OF tho Superintendent "a received
Communication from Collectors Of Taxes Ia the county towns
att for increased coure sstion Referred Tor report
Fr the sAera protesting against reduction IN the price OF
40 Tor prisoners To COMMITTEE on JalS . -
s I'LL Of George Siuouson for furnishing the Alms House
va meat pony and oysters for the end M July 81 1879
Ssntirs 10 $500 piesented aud the subject referred TO
'as Committee Accounts
report Of The Superintendent Of the Poor t1s February
vas submitted from which Il appeas that the disbase-
ne on eseosnt Of Lunae Asylum Hospital and Nursery,
.mLx %; tSr Penitentisy, s2e2s S. for temporsty
-" SosI H. The cost Of supplying the Aims House hos
Lusie Asylum. and cost Of keepers nurssi. rnatrons
iaSas and medicine slS ~ g. which divided By toe
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VIReISIA.-Both Houses Of the Legislature Of Vir-
cinia have concurred in the resolution extending the
session to the 18th Of March. THIS proonga alton emed
indispensable TO allow time to consider the Bank and
Improy emeDt bills pending, and, = Necessary conse
ouepce. the Tax bin.
The democratic State Convention Of Virginia met
n, Richmond on the 2sth ulimo, and organised by
the Az po;ptrnent Of SHELTON ID. LxAKy. esq, Gate
lieutenant Governor as President and fourteen Vice
Presidents,
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The BRITISH CHARTIsTS RESIDENT IN
NETWORK

meeting OF the British Radical Reformers was
held at the Rainbow Hotel Beekman street, on Mon
CAV evening Their deliberations occupied upward Of
tire hours. The resolutions are advertised in
columns We are informed that memorial TO Veto
- one of the measures contemplated to procure for
Dr.. John Frost q full pardon.
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Y0UNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

This Committee held Irregular meeting last evening,
4 Tummany Hall. Douglass Taylor, Nce-President,
Fsided. The only bushes, done was to order an
lection for Chairman. TO take place the hrs Tues
CAV in next month, Mr.. Noble, tie Chairman, having
goae 10 iop Walkers army IN Nicaragua.
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wAsHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.

Toe Special Committee of the Board of AidermenlOn
Washhgtops Birthday met in the Hall Yesterday
tAernoop and audited the bills incurred for the public
Celebration of that day preparatory to preparing the"
rpOrt
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ScHooI ExANISATIos Ward School No. g. in Riv
ington street, was examined yesterday. The school
building here Is one of the finest and the school
Of the largest in the city. The Primary Department
numbers nearly eight hundred pupils and to them
all assembled in single hall Il Of the most beau
tiful sights which the schools Of NewYork OF the
weird afford The school, large it is, is kept in ex-
celent order snd the degree Of advancement very
satisfactory. The teachers are Mrs Emily A. White,
and Misses Eleanor S. Northrp, Victoria J. knight,
Sarah F.. Berthe, Kate A. Marston, Mary Ann Lubs,
Nancy MosAer. Mary Ida Robinson. Mary J. Blair,
Sarah I. Shields, Elizabeth w ST. John, Jeanette
Robertson and Mary Montgomery. The GirS De-
partmeDt exhibited large number Of decidedly cred
table drawings. and some specimens Of writing which
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

New MILITARY 0RGAsrZATfos.-A new Company,
deEated by the letter Of the American Battalion
permanently organized Monday evening with forty
rolled member The officers selected follows Captain
John l. bite tr.t lieutenant, Msrcs Hedges second
Lieut. Augustus Warner QaATtegma. Geo Ssnui.'
Orderly Sergt Ier iah W. Ellsworth Second 5er9 Join j.
Poet; Third serst H. Hoyt Fourth Serg Jas hyds ~
CorTOr W N Stewart Second Corporal VIM Rosss Third
CoITors sm Sanford Fourth Corporal James mans
This tbe third company Of the battalion which now
t0a! Of 80 men Two Of the companies are ofg,ei N ne
Distinct and the Eastern Distinct The nrst
regular psAde Of Company 6red for the s'h Of June ner
and they intend the time perfect the 'ss y @
tay dsc re The officers expect their e0u's0n' n 10"
days
THE BRoOEIYS CTR CADETs.-The members OF
this Company Lest evening presented their Captain Af o. "
Fduonds with gni6Seit Of military equipments soa.
asg Of SSH rsT Of gold plated epsulete' ord with PEA.
handle and heavy guard ara gold Plated sesbeeId snPeoy
chased Tie inscription The sheath Il: Prs.sIte % S.P
b. q Edmends By tie Brooklyn City Cadets siAseA L. iA
BRooKITs Board OF EDroArIos.-Ihs BODY ned
regular meeting Last evening the ePresadsnt u tn as
transacted busnss Of genera interest beyond
ing Norma School, Committee 70 appoint Al siaoe
teacher. Te soAo has OF 80 Pnei va 90 s's
80 strej,ses - D. 81 saca tssrss-
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-0ESERAL Tenn.
OPINIONS delivered on Monday, March s.
CoNMos-CARRIgB CASES.


kreuder WOlcott
1t il unnecessary 20 all the facts set forth 10
the elaborate opinion Judge DAILY but the general principle
up0n ybch be the decision VI the Coar beow
that simple eDsssement 70 forward goods at NewYen
ar ed for particular siiEatVn discharged By sbippnG
the soods the usual direct tho lsca
dee snsed but mont 10 forward them from New
the place Of desDston the charge tor freight for ~
whole distace ecifec IN the agreement 10 dit
Tent II them tot th distance
resJOIsble Tor their safe and delivery thA
place ia the agreeMsnt Citing w hcor sSt Ps
Ter SGndf Sup c. s0 Tweed sst The Saratoga and Schs-
nscsdy r. Co.. 10 Wend 50 Hort agt The hsnsoiass sa1
saIstoss Railroad Company, sedeb, 81 aud 0neon go
Clake Ken an 33 Alec that IL defendants objsots1 -
carrying goods marked they should have said :o sn1
~ them as sked AID " dshves
en- the proper person having failed 30 10 do arc esAs
Tor the value Of the gOods. ~, u,,, .
Wnea ElIson ssi. the Eew.York and Enc Railroad
BRADY J.-Plsintiffs delivered 10 the Bunaio,
C5rg ard NewYOrk Railroad hundred sDd forty foss
br. Of potstOe. 10 froa Rochester 20 New
Yori Tey were sent deeDdsBts RED 70 Se~.feh.
AID liz evGeuce iusthss the That thsJ were rVscn
on 'h.I usE,t from Piermont 10 rs~ ioih -
I,fS.nt. sst that pyity Of contract -
,.,p them painpfs but en- action maintained b.
Of carrier IN wLoss custody tLey
though there pyify u contract between thee,
nd LoesL the b. tact made between the
nd other caTrsr who undertook the II goods
fcr The whole route-eiting New Jersey steam Hsvss
Company ssL Merchant Bank How U g. Rs $50; 5aaAss
~. Lsnberon Binn. 49, Green sgt CLARK, ksr.
SO; z Or.E Ey =. 30
.fendrrts are u course liable unless guilty Of nee
rsr.. huf the evidence shows that they
Defendants ssy that Judgment sntered fons in The
TO defendants rights any respect We
ton sueh przetce and will in all regard the hDdiie
conclusive unless clearly against the weight VI en-
cence. Such Is the ruls Of this Court.
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CT L Y TEN 8.

HISTORICAL SocnTr.-Tho New York Historical
Society held meeting in the large chapel Of the Uni
'efsty last evening. Engravngs Of the series OF
Coles Voyage of Life on exhibition the donation
OF the Rev. GorhGm ID. Abbott A handsome portrait
Of Luther Bradish was presented to the Society by
Mr. Thcs Hicks the painter A daguerreotype should
be hung up by the side Of it. painting Of Lord
Morpeth was eXhibited-elso donation to the So
cety. Col. Tai 7. Shaffner presented some original
drawings Of Fulton. illustrating plans for eevsting
osnaEboat on inclined planes Instead Of locks. He
read paper showing that the only good result Of the
bon bsrtent Of sweaborg to place these plans in
the possession Of the Society. He obtained them in
st. Petersburg. Prof Geo. W. Greene read paper
Cole, sketching the interesting story Of his life.
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Advertisement

AssIGNEE's SALE-The stock Of Dry Goods
IN store No 9 Grand OF silks shaws Merinoes
Parsma,ts. Plsds Delsnes Cscoes Fsnnes Css>ineres
Satines, Shirtrgs Linens Table Damssk Napkins, Mar
,enles Quilts. Bareses Printed Musins Lawns Oinshams.
and large stock Domestic Goods al 20 he sold at great
,scrifce By order of the Assignee.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUsE.

The regular weekly meeting of the Governors of
e Alus-HouSe was held yesterday afternoon at ther
Ioms in the RotuDda. Present. Governors Draper,
Euke, Dugro, Gunthcr. Townsend. Bell, Oliver and
Taylor.
inmates remaining in the institutions for the week
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Adyerisement.j
iAs-GAs.-Gas Fixtures OF new and beautiful

us; for tie Srrns trade Also, the best Portable
ss for private Dwellings. Churches Factories thu
country. For hoesae retail call Asuuf.c-ur
Ing D pot. No. Te Brosdwsy ARCHER. WARSEE Co.
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CHANDELnRS AM GAS FIXTURES "A larg

assortmen Of I'D na desfsns AT q own m,nn-
lecture, viii b. oui Nsrerooms, No. % Broad
v., MITCHELL BAILEY 3 Co.
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Advertisement.
Window Shadea VI ife and Buff HOllands, ON

COth Table Csvst. c'aI' Coas Ts'1,s e a. manuI.s
tureTs prices n " OoDT WEsPLf, No u CsIhaunes
" Y. Couutry MercLsni- .srrIed at the lowest prices
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Nr. Everett win receive the calls OF citizens aud
strangers at the Governors Room, City Hall, this
"wednesday afternoon from to o'clock. Arrange
men,s are made that ladies call without being
Inconvenience by the crowd.
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Boy Rus OvrR-A boy named Miles WEIGH was
run over 10y one Of the Broadway and Forty second
street line of omnbuses Monday morning and badly
bruised The boy was taken to the City Hospital, and
VIM. Fuller. the driver, was taken before Judge o.
borne. From the evidence it appeared that the occur
renee was accidental, aud the man was discharged.
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COURT GLENDALE srs p.,

SuPREuE COURT-CIRcuIT-Nos. 245, 253, SO, 20,
100 20 $50 S64 l. o. IA, as 5s 81, Ss3, SH-5sxcsAa
T,,s-so. 81 g, 49,, lg2, 9s, %, 26 -
SUPERIOR CorRT.-TRAE TKRN--Nos. ss7, -,
ss ss1 al 500 81 SO g7 go a. 81, n. Is 10, lH. e
as s4s 81 90. s5 ss ss5 s57Ses iseia's. Tx ss ""
81. gs. -, ,,,u.
The C1erdsr ofthe General Term viii be called % Wedsss
dsy March s. instead Of Thursdey.
fbe Of OGDEN sst Aston hes been pPonoe ur
IL u cossesnenoe death Of tho fsthsr o. nr Jaes
Bs-orh fOr, whom together with Juds's Dusr and ss
$40 procs>l1H