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SUPERIOR COURT-spgoriL TERM-April r.-Bsfors
Judge HOFFMAN.

SUPERIOR COURT-spscriL TrRM-APrii ,.-B'iOrs
Judge HOFFMAN.
TIE BusTEsD CASE.
Charles Hebner sst. Samuel p. Townsand.
HOFFMAN, J.-Motion that the complaint be dis
issed on the ground that Mr. Busted, the attorney
Of the plaintiff was not citizen of the United States
when ibe action was commenced.
His License 10 act an attorney Of the Sgpreme
Court was considered to have beel produced. and to
have been in the ua FORM aud to be dated ia Msy
Tern. 1876
BY the judiciary Act (,ection ~ every person who
was an attorney Of the Supnme { yurt on the first
Mol day Of July, 1917, declared entitled to prac
ce IS attorney and counselor in ell the Courts OF the
State.
The 9Th section of article VI. of the Constitution is
prt spectiye 1t took effect the ls of January, 1917.
refuse, therefore, to 90 behLd the license granted
BY the Supreme Court, especially when the rights OF
enc,her tie plaintiff in this action are involved
As to the question Of the power of judges OF the
State Courts to naiuraize have fully examioed it
before. Matter of Rarpsden Is Towards Pr Rep.
80 A decision of tie Supreme Court Of CalifUrna
led ne to investigate the ground of my authority 1
fiji il established upon decisions reasoning and legisa
tive reco gnon beyond iDsecOIity or csvil. Motion
denied, with $40 COSTS.
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FaTAI RAILROAD hooidfSr "A fremsn on the
Hotson River Railroad psrned John Boyle wss 90
Thuitdey engage III feeoNg the locomotive Cumber-
lend VIII coe. tie correcting rod broke which oon-
pects Tie teudtr With the ergne, AID the unfortunate
n.n fl upon the track, toe whole train Pss'ins Owe,
biz body, Killing bin instantly. The accident oceuf'ca
Ltsr YonkeIs.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made
Yesterday BY A. j. BE ok ~ e. Co.:
TIE PHOTOGRAPHIC CoUN1ERfEITs.

SIR: II having been erToneOusy stated that the late
at passing Photographic bill" At The Of
Beot Co, Broadway, committed by Dr. Darling oil
BToOkyn would request that may be permitted TO refae
the SAINT namuob tine report thus circulated calculated to
residing No 44 Atlantic street Brooklyn and who has been
absent the city March lss Presuming that will
allow defend the character Of entirely innocent as
well norsD OF charge, would request that this
may be inserted in your pepeI .
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ard b,wturts w'J ps-ssge tair ct P. m; The sgts
c9prcss ~ Du5Aiit sac BofAio Of 40 p. NJ and the
tmiRrsut utio Or Drbkhk sd Bofalo, stopping Ut
al the IsincifeI u,ttur diafe citations, pm.
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WOODLAND CREAM."-A Pomsde for beauti-
ns the Hail. tshy pumed superior to any fieneh a'e
hes 10 eqo. Hyins Il. bTisbt sos.y sPpes,so~ 1:a,s
Gtbteueps HAx u eut 10 the most pAturs' mannes ~ 10
asdsun Swsx swing the h The spp-arsnsc Of ens
fs6ly shan poeec Pree only csut. None geouoe ns!s
dgned fETRIDGE Co.. frcpr<ou Of the osm ef rh0u'
stad rowvs" Fsg sse u ~ DspSSktA
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Internationally
WHITE TEETH, PERFCMED BREATH AND

BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION be scqucd by using the BALM
OF THoU FLOWERS. What lady gentleman would
remain under the OF dareesbe breath when using
the Balm of thousand Flowers den ts would not only
rvpder sweet but esve the teeth white Glabsster
Many do know Their breath bad and the sub>ct
otliese that their friends will mentson Beware
Of eoun;trieits. Be each bottle is signed
For sale BY 81 Druggists FETEIpGg Co., ~ Y.
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SUPREME CoURr-CIscuIr APRIL lo.-B.fsre Judge
DAVIES.

TWE RILHTS OF NAKKTED WOHEN.
Cis,k Wiley sat Edward T. Howard and Daniel Butts.
This wa an acton brought by the plsL tiff against
the defendants partner, for goods sold The defendant
Bats hi. answer up that time he partner
Of TIC ru Of Howard Bus and denies the slegetohs
ersly On trial proved that Caroline t. Bu s the
wife OF tho defendant Daniel r. Butts che partner OF Ed
wsi5 T. Howard and that Daniel T. Butts bad any In
t.r.s in firm and the dindnt. attorney George Ter
li,er esd urged that defendant Butts not
partner and Caroline f. Butte bad received The good: and
fxe from her father by gift Tor her sole benefit the plaintiff
could not recover ssps Daniel r. Bats The Jury how
ever found fos che plaintiff The case viii be carried u2 on
srpe. ., il interesting point OF law relating to the
,.h's OF T.. W Bloom for plaintiff; George
TrTwiger for def, ndsh's
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CITY ITEMS

Mice Maria s. Brsinerds Concert win take place on
Thursday Of De1t week, ct Nbos Saloon, assisted by
Sig Moselli, hessrs Godbeek, E. Mollenhauer, Berg
nsr and Clare w. BoaDes.
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| Advertissmeptl
4 CIRT FOR INFLUEN.
.rENZA.-This troublesome

ssdy cAu BE- cured three days by usns half bots
Of Ds. WisrARS BALsAa or WILD CHEEKY. All irritation
the throat bronchial tubes subsidies under the
soothing influence Of th Bsss None genuine uness signed
]. b. IT'S he Wrapper.
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

There wss an alarm of Ere about 81 o'clock last
evening, caused by the burning Of s,me coubustibes
in the building occupied the Mechanical Bakery in
Fulton avenue. The ceiling was somewhat injured by
Gre, AID considerably more damaged by water.
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nIR ID.

BRAENAN-on YRsy Ap., Mar T. vi. r. T. In.naS
ian II CiaeSIsit Ohlo, and dAusf,sS OF ITO 49,
Doddfbss q vh;llA
BBIGes-In Coe,naps, a Sunday. r. o. seSe~ IVY
~. Ses:co Brees IN .hs 'S,h ~ q o. ~
cGAhyXSs-Ie Drv,siya. % Csuss,ss aYa.s& Apssi
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams have met with un-
psecedeoted success in Europe. They have played
over 900 gbts to large and constar1y increasing au-
dieroes at the Thesttr Roys Adelphi In London The
Queen, Prince A bert and the Royal family have been
frequently present and protested themselves highly de-
lighted With their representations Of lrish and YANKEES
characters. Barney is a native Of the City OF Cork,
and on bis farewell benefit IN that city the Mayor ap
peared on the stage and presented taem with mssn-
fcsnt service Of pate. When they left for Europe
they bad little expectation Of making profits, as they
expected ooy to Obtain the spprobston of European
sudieDcts and to return early this SprDg Their sue
eess however such tcat their stay ID prolonged in
definitely and his remtsDces show that their success
L complete in every wsy. H' last remittance to his
attorney in this city shout $4,000 lie is about
leaving fcs tour the Continent, and after his re-
turn will play farewell engagement in London and
the Provinces.
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THE CLERK OF THE WEATHER. s
LIrE gives excellent Portrait, with full
Biography remarkable Weather Philosopher Of Brooklyn
Hi.hts. Only -Four Cents All newsmen hsyei,.
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Mr.. PowiIR's last LECTURE ut the Museum
pvldrs B,oosu THs F'rsIG. 81! be o. IIieeetuI Gu
tu.; How to a"cd MEMORY How to bee good
s,~s. Thu sld Writers; Tsot ssd 1..sutl Sore. IA
y.sins.a, ke Tekets ~ oeGts
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TAdyertiaemenf,
IAdvetisement.
THE LADY OF LYONS AND PAUL PRY.-BOth u

e,e admirable and classic pieces will b. produced to-day in
uled style BARxuMs MUSEUM; the former TINS AFTER
NoX st,r THIS EVENING. word Of advice the sub
ect would be sup-Ihuous
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

NOMINATIONS FOR TIE CHARTER ELECTIOS.-Tda
Hobokeu Administration party City Convention rae: At Pol
locks Hotel THURSDAY evening and By continuing 10 SEES
sion until O'Clock yesterday morning. made the following
nouiI stiors
M0yoy-C. V. Clickerer (renoninstedl
Cffb CieYk-samuel W. Carey (rtnominated)
Sprerintead,nt SohooIs-Edmund Charles (renonnaed
Civ TreG ursr-N iiam II GtlSton.
street Conmissioaer John Kennedy.
Collector Of 7dyts-CLailes Clinton.
Collector Of Arredvs- John McCaviSi-
Orersety 81 Poor-Rensseiser Hsvens.
The Ionr atoms Of this patty Courclmen follows
F1h Vd,d-H. J. H. pper.
Stcld Wdyd-John Ir. land.
Thid Wdtd-Richard Coles
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EoMINATIoss The Committee Of Americans and
Republicans appointed by the Second Wd Union meeting
jersey Thursday evening TO nominate ticket ior the
eI suing ction agreed upon ticket Of which the fol-
Lowing sre the more in portSnt Office;
ffderntr-J. A. Van Buskrk. Charles ). Fox.
Chosen Fre,hoider-Henry French.
CsnmisioRer Of ATpeo!s-Job Male.
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IAtvertssmeut.I
TEAs.-THE CANTON TIA COMPANY have q
hand every variety Of TEAS for Grocer Tea 0eers ard pr
10 4sc; Gunpovdcs and Imperial from &c. to SIC An oea
qualities equally low Also SD. boxes Of good BsnAy Tea fs
ops dollar Ct and eIamins-No. Is Chshamss Sstvsss
Pearl and RoosevstBtA
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Advertisement.

Illustrating Views ofNew York upon srAnd scale Osne
Portraits in natural color for Ell plain, ST.
NisgaIa Es.ls, S.. No. 800 Broadway.
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We, the undersigned, who have been extensive
oss.eIs In &c. OrxuGi and Ges1re BALs TBoUsAND
FLowERs~ uitlutsrtGred by fErsrGE Co. of Nee Ysrt
hereby certify tat tina prpAsiiOu is IL Gonsu.
to- AZ ttusb,e Tolet io.c AID LAs s!vts grisr. se
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[A1vertisement,T


Four CENTs.-Is man fighting animal The
Question settled in this weeks LIrE ILLUSTRATED. Buyi
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS-Aprl 10 Before
Judge MoRRIs, Justices EnNoSs and SenoosMAKER.

Judge MORRIS, Justices EHNoSs and SeuoosMAkER
This Court yesterday and the following Grand Jury
ia psbneled: ~, N,
Wnp Il nmsp VIM. Eesserole, Joseph WILSON. r. b. 81 sw
s,mu. c. Barter, A P. 0s.ro H. Folk John BGsid
Be, min Baldwin J,nrs w ClIt Thomas Hamilton Calvin
g. knight, john Batter, Joseph Reese, James H. Taft
Hirs,n Russell
Judge Morris, chs gns til. jury directed their At 100 70
tie sub fequued by statute snd th.n stated TEA
charges Of bribery and corruption hsd been indisHnnssy
made sasrst persons Official positions II l. was oand bat
these IN '. aec sh n.y.
cls.es bad been rsouiy sds and without Just grouaes
then offending Should be ees wi 40 they deser7e1
Honor so called attention to snoIhoI matter "hch re
Gently occuned and that w's the res Of ss hAa
been arrested picking pockets through the Intervention
public eeea they should end these charges 70 DO coz
ret then their indiet The parties 80 that tn-y
eeud be broug justice The Pobbitory Liquor law was
referred imperative with which ae Osud Jury hGi no.
Thing DO. They then retired AID the following per'oos
we've Gvsigpsei
James Iysr Andrew Feeey, sttempt 70 commn rape
Thonss W. Webb (wbe) and Edward A. Tsppsn tco.ored
bssmy; VIM. Smith, John Msp:us burglary James hcbin
ness, VIM JoAr son. Pa,icE Lynch psVI Anderson Jane.
Hughes tboys, rsud larceny The prisoners PLEADED no,
guilty rensndei 70 jail when the Court I1Joa'aec
uLtI Tuesday next, the l4,h lLst
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RuxAwAr ACCIDENT horSs belonging to
Mr. Port reeiding at No. 10 Leroy place. took fright
Thursday afternoon while attached to the carriage
IN which the family were taking an airing, aud ran of
a. fea'fol pace The coacbmaD, John Moore. was
thrown fem the box to the pave ment with great vio
lente and his thigh fractured No other great dam
age WAS DONE the frightened steeds having been
stopped in their mad career.
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OrryRIsG TO P.SsA Cous1ERIEiT BILL-A''t"r,
AT ScIcIDE.- Mary Dunn. eervant gu, 40 yu''' "
sge. er'erd the ieStly store OF mr. 0n"'0S
shnuacker, No. sc Eighth svenue, and amer Pu'cn's-
ing etvtra articles cje~ 4y ohrredin payment mere
tor a couperfen 60 bill on the citizens Batk OF
RHODE J,ls,d. Mr. S. having recently had bill Of
The fame description offered to tim, and susPecting thst
the woman might be connected with gang Of coun-
4reit.re caused Der arrest by officer Of the Einth
Ws,d Police. Msry was tsk'n to the Sts,ion-House
ard licked 10 cell where, in about hour ster ward,
sbe atten pied ia coz nit suicide by s1aing herself
with haods erchief which the had tied firmly about
her neck Forturs'-ly Mary wos discovered in time
to fruttIate her d.sgts. Ste detained to await
examinatioa before Justice Davi.on.
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SUPERVISOR OF FLATLANDs.-The election in Flat
resulted the choice John L. Ryder Amerc This
makes three d. Americans elected throughout
tho county 81 large.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-ArsL p.-Beiore Jai"
CULVER
Ylk. J. Townsend by Wu. ~ Berry, he, ne1, ricGd at
George s. Townsend. .
This IL an action fer patti divorce, on the ground
III BY the husband The Gaze had not eoncuaeu
al the 81 ournment Of the Court.
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PHoTocRAPHs

j. GussEy challenges the pbotossPhe world to f,od.ce
Pictures the above styes equal those at bic Photo
ersphic Palseo Of Art No. $40 Broadway.
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IAdyertsementI
HFRRING's PATENT CHAMPION F1RE-Pg ool
srEe No4 1885, lS7 and iss wster+t and No Mursys.
Hev-Yo4k.
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Acknowledgement.
DIR. WESLEY GRISDLE'S
CFLEERATED
MAGIC CenPoUsD,
THs 6REAr REntDY poa

PULMONARY CossUNpTIoS.
sCRosULA AND DrsPE PSfA,
He The ssie of sny medicine in the von for Pal
monsry Dsess@e. 49,
josiah GaspLE (brother and late partner OF Dr. WIS
GRsDLE sole Pre- prieor. 10 whom az orders must b
kddrte.%d.
Principal Depot, No. 81 Wbtes,. 7.
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FoCNDLISG "A femse infant a few days old va
found on the Hon H. C. Murph,s step. No. 10 Wsshnso
street Tbursdsy rsh II given In charge OF the 81
perintendtnts Ct the Poor
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TIE busihees Of the Clearing House was 80 as9 W..
The supply OF money on call continues good esd.
with an sctve demand, borrowers find facities wieh-
out difficulty. Some of the large stock and ducoaub
housee had considerable halopces over.
The Cleveland and Toledo Road have to day de-
cls,ed semi annual dividend of y cent, payable o.
the 25th irst- The transfer books will close on tho
Goth inst, and reopen on The 18th inst. The gc0s
farpites of the Road for the ak months enoirg 3lt
March wefe in and numbers.
O1eIstlnA No,NO
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETKSsEs.-A man named John
r. HutchDg arrested yesterday by Officer Symsn OF the
District Police Court ch rg.d with defending Mr. Geo
" ThorDo Of No c4 IRWIN sop street out OF S5S 49, by iese
prefer appears from the affidavit Of psinsht that
Buohirs recently called upon bin snd requested HIN to take
out pawn gold Watches which be represented were
worth hlch bad been psvred With parties IN
Nssttu calling themselves Letcher 20 osa brokers
quest and TOOK the wsche out of pawn Hu'chins subse
duently called upon and tod him thf bS III had imposed
upon him. ard that the watches not tue ones he had
and lot they oply worth $40, but that u ne
rsm.d es which reality $3.50 Mr.. rhorne
declined giving money and demanded the return OF
advanced. Huohns as'epted 10 this and
both proceeded Lcfes flee 10 the matter While
there Mr. 1hoIre supposing he 10 be PAID drew the
wect from bis pocket placed them upon the table,
when ipssnlv Butchpg grabbed OF thom and bs suce
kep IT, mr. Theme charges the whole operation 10 pave
beer fraud cocted by HutchEg and Letcher to cheat
him HuchDi brought before Justice Brennan aud ockea
10 await eA an lIAtiop.
THE LATE STABBING ARRAY AT THE MERCHANTS
HOTEL H. Cheese the who was stabbed on
THURSDAY morning during ssy between him and Robert
h. Little the Merchspu HOTEL Is much more serousy
supposed. One OF the wounds IN bis
eide deep and is feared that there internal h1nonas
It, His ORG physician bias serious eppreteuons
bis recovery Little 10 st liberty he hvnS gwen
bones in appear when wanted to answer the charge Of
assault
SUICIDE.-A female residing at No. a. Roosevelt.
street late yesterday afternoon jumped out Oh upper win
dow the 10 the sdews and Instantly killed
The notified, AID will hold Dqnest upon the
tocy day The Of deceased not ss;ortained
FOUND DEAD IN BkD.-Mr. Andrew IIornbeck
who resided With Mr. Richard Dewitt in Grahsnvlle, Ulster
County found dead in his bed few mornings since
Deceased wes about 20 years Cf sse.
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ERiK RAiLRoAD-SPRISG AnRAsGKMESr.--A now
srrsDssm in the running Of the rsias on the Nex
fofk and Erie Railroad went into effect on Monday
last, the 9Th mat The Dunkirk and Buffalo early eI-
P'ess trains leaving this city at $50 a M; the mail
train Tor Dutkk, Buffalo and intermediate stations at
':@ O. m; be Rockiand County sccommod stion train
s's hss@0os fes Sstf~ps Il p, m; the Middletowu
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Incresse 80 oent.....''''.'.. SoSH ~
The in portal Os Of Dry Goods ccotioue 10 saow Q
decline lsvng been for the week 81 4s7 5s2 ag >nst
f. 2i6, 266 last yeer, same week. The details arc:
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SHOULD BE ATTENDED To.-The crossing on the
corner of Frankfort and Pearl streets on the line OF
the New Bowery, is in bad condition 10 Frankfort
street it is hill Of sand over which the pedestrian
has 10 travel and if he should msks misstep, he il
throsn down cellar on either ioe, and is lucky if he
yets off with broken limb or battered figure head
The Commissioner should place some oil lamps there
until the gas lamps are put into operation
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STATEN ISLAND LIGHTED WITH GAs.-The works
at Townsends landing now completed, and eleven
mies of pipe laid. The dwellings in Clifton, Staple
ton Tompkipsvile, New Brighton, Factoryvile, Eliot
vile end Pot Richmond illuminated for the fiji st
t;.,a On Thpradav evening,
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CENTRAL PARK PoLIcE.-Du,ing Q recent visit TO
the grounds tax en- for the Central Park reporter
found two conspicuous sign boards-One at the corner
OF Eighth avenue and Ehty hAh street, the other at
the corner of Seventh and Eghtysixth street
directing the stranger to the Central Park Police Sa-
Eop located at the entrance Of the Receiving Reser
vor iDclosure but repairing thither for some In
formation the Office Stationiiouse was f0nnd COM
pletely deserted-door locked and window-shutters
sed-and after ramble around the exterior hne of
the new Paik below Eighty-sxth street, well as
across the grounds at different points the only police
men met with were q couple II the Commissioners
Office corner of Eighth avenue and Fifty ninth street
ACCORDING to the Ma, ors statement TO the Controller
on Tuesday last there have been hess than 80 per-
scsscopsistipg of one Captain two LeuienaEts, two
Sergeart and 80 pnvates-emplOye since the Let OF
June last in protecting the sbOve-nsmed public prop
ety. and for whose alleged services for six
months they have Just been allowed the snus
n,tle sum Of $l1 200, and that tRo;hirds as
much more Ia still due them, rather will be on the
FIST day of Nav next. From the observ atoms made
on the occasion of our late visit to the Central Park
grounds came to the clusion that, with the eI-
sephon Of the State Arsenal property and Catholic
Convent, which Of oourse well protected now by
the occupants az formerly, al tie thieves, burglars
mud ncendaries Of the Empire City could not possibly
damage the property 10 the amount already psid GU.
to the Policemen, let alone what may hereafter be
claimed by those otfcials Indeed, it must b. evident
10 every that until the grounds are in very diff
kIsnt condition from what they are at prosent, o.
even viii be for hong time to come i: is
simply plunder of the City Treasury to pay
out thousands upon thousands Of dollars to posse Of
policemen who have nothing to do but cit in comfort
able quarters, discuss politics or twist their thumbs
during the few hours they considered be on daty
The Controller having given notice TO creditors of the
Central Pax policemen 10 present their claims which
brought forward 2's persons who held orders which
they had given, amounting to about y, O0o, has CON-
nenc<d to pay OF the amounts due TO each Grocery
men, it Ia sad, have got most Of the poAcemen's
mosey; while hsttexs and clcthiep come In for good
share. by virtue Of orders which the policemen had
given.
ERIE RAILRoAD-SPRIsG ARRAsGKMEsT.-A now
sHsDgs meet in the running Of the trsns on the Nex
1ofk and Erie Railroad went into effect on Monday
last the 9Th inst The Dunkrk and Buffalo early ex-
P'sss usns leaving this city at $50 m; the mai,
RuA. .nI Int .stA 49,
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FOUND DEAD IN BkD.-Mr. Andrew Hornbeck,
who resided With Mr. Richard Dewitt in Grshsnve Ulster
County found dead in his bed few mornings siuce
Deceased wes about 70 years If sse.
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WE'LL DxsrRvKD--On Tuesday last, Policeman
Clark, of Nowburgb who was recently shot while at
tempting to arrest a negro, was waited upon by
Committee, and presented with purse of S9oO,
which was made up as testimonial Of personal good
feeling and by way Of appreciation OF his services
az public officer The compliment was deserved
and will have a most cheering influence, while
suffering upder his severe il junes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11

1ots.........,. ss:,li3 n sss $50 n
Decrssse, 1858 Is. The fslaeg OF "a the fras&x
r,ceD's. ornE to toe earlier opesirs Ct the HsSsss
to Albany. Last YEAR tayisaiioa yas co, resumed
until about the lC.G Alni.
Tit tsnrgs Of tie Chicago snd Bur,rs,os RI.
road liz G fos March lSS7 were;
Rr,istt PsssenS-- H's>,L tn
n.ct ieSr...s6 s64 20 eSf5S s. 81 o4S ~ sis ~ y
N,,rh is5s...... s2Sss al 5o.fis 81 $50 6 ana d
Cain ISL. HS 1s5 - si.ca5 a ssSs s. 81 as .
1ie proportions OF earnings for each road composing
he Inc are As follows:
Fr-sht. Poser tscsl- Total
e. R,,xk Oocy ssa So IS ss.5i el 81 CSC - sT.W IS
0.CUALCs' ne ser p Sss ~ g Il lisN0
Pro,a 4 oo,awhs 1893 s. 6g9 ~ $50 Il il.Ds ~
~, - Ga, "a q 81 stS * 4 , stl 81 am sai q
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
M o rgu u O Es

YE,HE rAX-rAY YhRo OF Suite COUNTY
a are hereby notified. that the state and County
Tax for The current year 1887 il now due, land mat
The laws ia regard their collection VIII be strictly
entorc, q "
OFFICE HorRs-From 10 O'Clock, A. till IL
O'clock, NJ. AMI from o'c.ock iiii O'Clock, p. NJ 3.
every day in The week except sunday. Office, IN The
Court House. PEFEtt tkEER,
Sheriff of RntIn CnunLY and NNueclnr.