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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TIE FlLLIBUSrERS.

The examination In The case Of the Flllrb rers Re
continued cd Monday nooD before United S a'es I'M
missioner hoRREL, q: the United States karehIs
Office, in College place JOSEPH BRo"s, me foarn
Will ess for the po ecuon The frs. witness eaAed
on Monday. He testified 10 signing the book or regis
.er n 1ame al the Nicarssuan flee 10 BroadSay, aoc
TO receiving Q ticket from Bolton for passage on iae
r,n,,sxee. Bolton O. not AK BIN whether ne "a
fuiiy or whether il wa his intention 20 fam ne
untry or whether be kew s7ytslng Aoo1t agr'cli-
ture IA 10 portions VI he affidavit formed % Ic'ef
Euss,icbs signed BY in AID or Shich re c0nplao,
vas pr,cIca,ed witness tad Il was unqc nedIy iAse,
ara fraud upon him. ..-
Ia HExDRIcKs, on the part OF the prosecution,
testified 70 being on bosd Of the Tennessee sni sesas
men in uniforms between the decks- fUdbef ian
this, he knew noting Of ite mater
JANIS MEEHss Re K 10 NJ. NSke ans ON "a,
tesuh.o th,t the iSiefi1esors N he athdsH' hsneo
b, B:oyre were maize before ihe afhta'i. sas s'0l
10.
NJ, NcKs,y Introduced the folo wing ls.er t.,n
tie Hon C.IeS CsshIpg, notsl;1stsDd ns sfong oe7'
tolls OF tie par. D: counsel fJT Deb hse ,s.,
LrrosssrGEsEssL's OFFICE, yea tsI'
SIN received q tie Sd inst y9gT ts.'Efsp1So s'ps
H. ~ 49, s', IN ~bi yoa isforIsd N substance a.
he tssiinsLy tso.s he 80, 400.
- 80 "a, brn D..lict Of S.si ora Tor glh AZ essiss
In C.nrr. Iu-rles The d.Esdtat had ys.tsi = -.
e;er the i1nh Of n fis'arI 49,, oaro n< -
- a. $50, m .na or co,isso 10 slr2f2A AL Z VIZ
1.ysieh ,oa request -rss.'- q .bs h m, h,,,,,
- 100 -. c-sss,n req r~J tsaf NJ F-o-s P7'.ss-l
an, uita TIE rank q ne ssi,h. 100 u 'e
W s.a t't sta.i.Jss .Dd a4iss ia- 80 Pf~..tes.
cesla a.y. 10 d,,;re re.ycsz he y iaet9. " n
IA = rss,r. desire tss- tae ~, q tie
night fuly .Is ir.'J .pssh, the N III.
os.,sa Of lie con = t-sey - hs prsp-s eI>>I-
"a a. ~ "a; 4 Es:-e.fr - s7'soT', 4 ias MI
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Ceaal Notites.

Alta SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for
N the County of N.wI orb at The Surrogate Ohos 70 no
Civ of the eighth day Of January IN the
wear one borund eight hundred and fys-vel, present.
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD, smr gste-in ne matter -
the snIleation 20 mortgage cell the ReA Estate Of
THOMAS w. KELLY, dse.ssed. On teadDs and ming d9e
roo nv OF service Of order pom Emily
iytn,e the sad d, ed ID samuel Eytnfe
br ha,band quirDs them 10 appear N t9is Court on ta
say and they should not be requested an
ity se sell ths Real ks ate OF the sad de-
CEASED for the Of HE dobt AID no -a4 having been
ed that al Interest ed
NJ the estate The ssd Thomas " Kelly de essed apPsa
brfr- Of the County Of NJ ~fIk ~ hs Oce
the City Of NsR YoIk the wela dsy VI MaTch ne Al
10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of tie Day thu .nd iers 10 show
eu,e wby au oi sLould be to the said EIecn'rr
ea,e sell much of the Re~ Estse on the
said Thoms w Kelly deceasd, saal be n.essay TO pay
I'M, debts, II II isw4~Wl A. W. BRADFORD, SuUogA'e.
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BROOKE wv II,EX&

CT. Prox No. 90 Schernerhorn street, advertise
three concerts to take place the course Of the present
sson at the Hall of the Polytechnic Inst.ute, in Liv
il cton street, viz: On February H. March II. s-d
APH Is to be after che pattern of the PhlAarmon'c
coieerts Of iais city, Each concert will be preceded
BY two pubic rehesrsa thOse for the first concert on
February 6 a. 81 Ocock, P. M, and on February H.
st 10 O'Clock, 8. N. The following orchestral pieces
will be performed at the frst coz cert: SYMPHONY No
4, in d., J. Haydn; Overture to " Les deu1 jour
pess, m T., n. l. Cherubini; Andsnte snd hn,le
from Symphony No. l, in C., L. Van Beethoven.
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NlEW-YORk SUPREME COURT JOHN
IN RUDDFROW, TOWNSEND. JONES, TOWNSEND
II a nj. MT.

UNDERHllL aud hENLLTi SGT DUG p ~ r. Is
pANIKL u. REMsES, SOL bMON DlNIkE, fttOh1s
FEITB.M JOHN u WANING snd rios, z 70 NEH>'
sefnJans-Suumons Tor money demand on con'r ,et I'm
no. ser the Defendants AbovenRmed and escs VI he;
You a hereby summoned and required TO answer the com
ppt m Iris action which and hed IN the once OF te
h a. m. CSty and County New York the Sst DAY OF
ia uAI, 1887 the City Hall m the city Of New YORK ma
40 sefy eopy of your the sad complaint on the
subsoIlcts a. lh, o ce No 60 Wss, in the City OF New
York within twenty acI the service 81 tins sa 'h' Oh
YOU exclusive Of the daV such services and Won t 20 an
sw,r the said complaint vi Nm the time aforesaid the nnn
In iii, seon viii take jude Sssust you fol IN su1
6,n,. bundled and aoas and foTt three ceas Sn
the .cvepteenth do, OF Novenesr one IN n'sa
six bundled snds sixty inSts Ahe
.,yrn,v nr thereof sad interest Two onudied s'
,ixeR collars cents thereof pom tue t~ThtJ
snrtl d.y OF Nuvembcf said yra aud Interest q" hc fe
.,ar Il cot from the dSth day 81 December IA So yes
be,id,sth OF protest AUD O SIS ~ 'his
Jstusfy q6, 1857. sJtDpfh I'm Nm .o',
fiaw6wN ilAhtiH A-E''"NJe-
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Des On ire. CIsse bes1e th,s barrel W. hyeg Akon
can Sled with tarpes.ine.
The siieitno Of the Insurance psto bssg cslied /,
the Tar, they threw The barrel into the street 81
removed The can of turpsutiDe 70 pisee OF safe'y.
The fire vas frs, Discovered 10 the basement
We upden,snd that NJ. B.s.h and his oldest sDO
very careful and were in the habit Of gcinS over
The entire building every night A. 10 o'clock In The
evening there was no sign OF IRE about the house.
Mr.. Bo.ch va. abou, IS years OF age and highly Re
fpecied by al who knew him. He has resided in New
YUk many wears
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

u
Mr. KEHNEDY Of Ro1DuTJ has dsocveTss h ons q oar
sssonop pasture weeds Ieroed s uIos EsEaf aIND o.
~. ha td II in esven hGadrs8eaies AID never fles
except m two ea,e both te1LasI Ian.oI he o.. gS ~ ~
obotiIss sIs warsutsa 70 cure nursing moth
One 20 1Ies bottles viii cue The wort hBd Of pi@pies %
T.o 70 thre. bottles viii Gear tbe system ofboE.
Two bottles warranted % cure the ~0f'i e~hsf ne
f,.s 70 eve bos. are warranted he ~ors. o-se u
''Iss :. Two bottle. ..u,.d to cor. al souor IN til.
bottle. .s wsrsrtea robDins II hs and
go1r 20 on bottles axe warranted oO1p, tnG Enrns
Ulcers. ,..u.
TWO OF three bottles vsrranscto eue he worst care
nnswOrm- ,..
TUE. 70 ioar bottle. warranted 70 care sd.rb.,n
DsEcIIoxs UsE adult. able 'p3onio PEI day CHI
tss over t yes de.e. snoS CoisI mos
a., NJ KENNEDY give. i'snd.Hes is bed eases
AhSt 10 BE BE- G 4 - III II o6SaEcTfoS Win
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
10. INFLAMMATION lsD HUnOR o. TBg EYES, This I'VE
amedst. relief; you viii apply il On men rag VIXEN so
yos sop HAD ,ou viii cot Vi. hair 81 the affected par.
amply tie Ointment freely, and you vii see me improvement
yon salt RsEUx, rrbi well in often a. convenient
FoR SCALES inHsmed surface yop wal! rne y N 70
hearts content GFe you sucb 'rA eNN4'' -'
you cannot help wishing vel 70 he inventor.
Pon scIBs There commence BY hin scrd nuid oo1lnt
hroush The shin hardening the surface In tsrI
ts are full Of yellow mater some are on AZ nhnneo SURFACE
some are not You viii apply The Ointment iTety ent 90 hS'
Tsb !. In. 49,, -. ~ ,,.r 4.
generally suPposed the shin a. purple SDySisa s
yiog Ointment :be itching and hcass VIII di.Appes 10
FEW DAYS must keep VITA The OIteSt uhts Toe
- In ssts lie natural color q. A.,
Fos THs PILEs and Inflammation, you Will Csc ): freely
b viii rive immediate relief -,
mi, Ointment agrees with evoy a. - and yves iIaned.e
,.ief In every skp disesse 6esh is bsirto.
T,cs "a esfu per boz. , -
Mano.efured by DONALD KENNEDY, No 10 w.ren't'
to1bury, Mass , ..., e.. p,.,
For sale by Druggist II the United states aHd b"nh
Provinces.
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NIw PAssEsoER DEYor FOR rHE HEw-H"'
RAuRoAp TIE contract !or the erectsoo OF me csS
t.mpla'.d Lev pss,tOser dept hr the Sss."N"
Rsilrosd at the corr y Of F0aft. avenue 20"
.eyebth ,r.,t las been given oa'' 80. A' r.
to be bnub.p to- the foape ai'n a. a. es', -.
~ DO. -tran % and O,be woo-""' a'' - -
~ ~, 20 Dept /. 70 b. ready fos oecupaoey
xt,,r s.y Of May next at ~hich time The hsis
y 10 ~. sI.ee.sa T. ITO, rulIiOs b !ow thss PS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

ASSAULT By WIFE UPON HER HUsBAsD WITH
An AxE-Ann Martin, young woman 20 years Of
age was brought before Justice Morehouse yesterday
on the charge Of Gsssultng her husband, james Mar
tin, wLo il 60 years Of age with an axe. They resi- ie
On the Glove Read in the Ninth Ward. and it appears
tina. on Sunday morning the woman dragged the man
out of bed and struck him the head with al axe,
threatening to finch him, and might have done SO but
for the interference of persons residing in The sane
house. She was committed in full for trial on the
char.e Of assault and battery with intent 10 k!u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

IN Of Kings. EBERT HQ0GLANp y, and i 80.
hROWFR only acting Executors of the last Nil aod le
D,nt q, RIM LEFFERTs deceased Plainas, s,ainH
ABRAHAM h. HUNT sod MAsY b. VIE, oo na'as-
dod BENJAMIN Thomas seph PlAt, Assignee OF Abraham
r. Hunt ana Cornelius Hunt RobsI J. Has 'on Sud h.,
steb M. wife David Quimby and Sarah his WIFE, John
Upison ianioI md Alden CTowe AssSnes oil 1o9eH j.
Hsmpsol the M.chanios' Bsuk, Bsoohbn John II bres
SA.,i.s BuuAu Wad.n Pe. James X. Prl Cla'ence r',
Comedies De,er. David ClIAson, junior the ens isana
Hanl Felix Gallagher aud Peter LEM To The Deendsnt
cORkFLIIs a BUNr and CHARLOTTE, hs She, snd
JAMES DEZENDORF; You are h. rcby snmmEeet .nd te-
sni,ed ~ sl,wsr the con put ia ibis action, Shh WI Dc
b.d IN Nh. Office of Cek of tb, County Of kns al me
City Hail. the City Of Brooklyn, and to serve copy SS
snsvr 20 the rid plant The subscriber At ms ON e. TO
lS Btoadw ay IN the ca, Of NesiOrk Sthn t~rnty after
she service o. this summons on you 'hcns'e ~ ne IVY "a,
an ,,rye. and II fail TIE sHd complaint
.hin he ms aforesaid plaintiffs IN TINS action 'i sp-
n, 10 the Court T the relief demanded III tue eoup"A
Dated New. Yoik. Dee 20 1856 - - -, -. -
'N WILLIAM Y CURTIS Plaiutts Attorney.
No lU6 Br,adway, NewYOrs
The luminous and complaint IN this ALTON were aed ~ tne
office GlcIk Of he CouL OF knss on "a" ~ e VI
December 1856. WILLIAM T. NthiiS' i+A"'i"' N'"''
Ml4 law6wN
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NJFW-YORK SUPREME COURC.-PETEk
IN SUTHERLAND against rus METROPOLITAN ft ~

AND MARIN T. lNStk T. NOMEANi W. ~"
ne, p.n.nd Com. not sCr To be above named
sn.: You her,bS oncf sai required . ss~-i
A.. crorSnt In t6s .c,, which viii be 6cd IN oif
al 1tS Il ID. aud County OF New fork a. the ONE
~. C.rk County Of aud 60 serves ciy 81
v,aI sp.~ ID, aid c'mPs ut % ,br saocnOrs,
oeic, No Sc wallet in the a. y wHhm 'wvniH "a ,St
Al. yie, Of This exclusive 81 me CAV ~ snn
.rrvicr And you Srswrr he said compliant "niu
y, .0s -i,h in,cns :, IN m 81 BAY >pemhci Que
thousand ,sht hundred and ~ H. ocsi1es nc S' " ~
acton -p.'ed pecsThsr - ~ -, ~, -.
PIFRREFONrk STANLEY, fiAinff's AutoTn~yt
HR-Th. oomrI.int filed The 18Th sy Of Jan .-ry
t>n ~ Jll3 lss5s
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me0iral.

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-This ~ truly an ~.
~ valuable discovery ior tie yr.y>n,a An5 esfs %
81 the W ss-lIfsns ,-ids, Psis from p1l''s f1
vsshI ess and may oii-T decreasing IDS - 49,.
bv WI p.d 10 Due tbrfr ar -
-bo de- not At come pe,od II ibSr bses v1n.f i
T. ga To al pei.ois II 10 tmprsn' Z" '"'~ ~ ~
eerain PINE o. siwsys b bad c.y,s os.,. C. N,
Prepared and ,od BY A. B. a d SANDS Df'sp'' NO. n"
Hsttun.sf HsNrY YOU.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
i Of the County Of NewYOIk notice hereby given TO Al
cer,op having elaine GEORGE RUSSELL late OF the
ayty Of EewYorh deceased 10 present the same WIN
the subscriber the Office Of JAMES
GRIDLEY ESQ No 50 Nssau-st in the City Of New YoIk
ar or before the sixth day July neItDsed Nev-forh ne
third dAy ~ December, 1855
dSi iawsmW ROBERT RUSSELL. Administrator, &c.
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iorce, az follows


Tbs action creates great dealof excitement among
The Policemen and their friends and the members OF
the Common Council are desyr stsi in terms anything
but oreditasle. The reduction Is to take effect firth
with.
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CTPRlME COURl-City and CNun'y of New.

~ yoii.-Mchael No'rc and Mara Moore bis ~~ P'N1t
ihs sssin,i Archibald DcplsP Morc aud Anna IA v'' o."
wife Jan es A NooIr and Ms a M3'se "a. we 1sN,
MosIs s,d Hannah MVerv III. wife Nihan u s.S
Ana Low bis Wi; JotpN VI sr sud NAro'ne "iIs,u
lLwike fr.eerick X NJ ne Cau,nine \ More J,sspi r
Morie. julia Moore. X ~ Ann MooTe Ml,Am hsmo.S
H,y.r, " aud A. Moore he witC f:eir ; s;ar
srreh Peter Gils.y sa jacob Mo,rc, James NSore re
,Cs Of Mahs.l Mon, te. cssc,, 4et s.s.oe Mtte-tc
JosTPW NILLaRD sl CAROLINE WILLARD hi. wife
,xo Of the sboVc-smed Oct. ac1ns lla scg2eS .rl
,ou.d ana p CURED answer he comp.4n; iais su'n
800 ~, tb a. fled Office oihc Clrk ottc Ci-Y and
ten, or New YoiA a. The City Helm nd cry ud 10 serve
- ~ No., answer . zoe said comp saut On ne uo
~ ~ yh,ir Office No a! J,nv-si. Ia Tie Cty Of New
Yok xbhn twenty DAYS siet TIE sN1e u l' au uloas
w. e,,us'Yc Of he dsy IT such scv'ce and wa ti %
49,, - a. IA .omulsn. within tho .lne ~iofvsA3, tbs
.r,is, ~ dis sctioa will apply 90 The oa'i in To cisi
"""'H'" y Wv WALLIS BRADSHAW.
- Is9t~N' Pi0rnbs .fLs's ~
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IN PURSUANCE Of M order Of the Sur ogats
County New York Notice is hereby gwen 70 AZ
persops havins claims against DOMIkGOS LIT ate Of the
ty Of New York deceased 10 present the same w
thsIeoE 10 the subscrbes az the Office OF bAhIOLoME
BLANCO No 1G7 Pearst IN the City of Newfork on CT De-
sss the day Of April nextpaed The seventh DAY o.
Ctfob,t 1856 BARPOLOME BLANCO, lr,a,u,ora
"a isrGmW SALVADOR CHAPPELL.
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COURT CALENpAs-rH,s DAY.

CouRr OF COxsos PLnAs-PSt | Nos fol +04
TO as a. 3sL Part l-EOs. 3l, 80 q, toi 40 70 VI, W.
lll geo az, ~ ~ a.. ,.a ~, ono
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 239, ia 500 796, ~,
sts $40 S. 77t 1so 5i3 $50 tSs IA 7o5. H. 7so w t& ~
TO t2s, SIS, 20. , an, an, ,ao
SUPREME CoURr CRcUr.-No,. 42l o3, ~, l1,
SIS, 1884, 81, le6. s. 81, sol Ssi el' e@ @i, s~ w.
T. DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos i9, 81, SO. Is, -,
"a az 90 a. Ga
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IN PURSUANCE of Nh order Of the Surrogate OF
the County of New.YoTk notice hereby gwen to all Par
,ous having claims against kCOLL SANFORD r OF tT Wy
az New York deceased present the sane win vouchers
thereof subscriber her residence No Q. a"h
- a.. CIV Of Newlork before the tweny-nhh dsy
March n.xtDated the d day Of September 1850
% iauamW LOUISA 4. SANFORD. Adrnnistrairt1
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REDUCTIONS OF THE POLICE FoRcE.-The Cannon
Council on Monday pight adopted the report Of the
Committee recommending a reduction Of the Police
Gil
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CosNI1rrE on The CHARGE OF Bl6.NY.-Taoe.
W. Webb was brought before Justsce horehouse yes
terday for final examination on the charge Of bgsmy
II appears from certificate of marriage submitted oy
the fret wife, whose lame was Sarah Ann Lloyd that
be was united to her the bonds OF sedo;k, 10 Con-
nsctcut on the 18th Of September 1856, The secoad
wife named Ca,baiine Z. Queen proved that she was
married to defendant by the Rev. DIR. lnskip, oil the
Centenary Church. Brooklyn, on the Doth OF January
last. The evidence being conclusive, he was CO n
mittsd in full for Trial.
Pxxov.r OF OUARASrlyE-Ald. Cashsw offered
the following pre amble and resolution in the Common
Council at the last meeting, and they were ado ?ted by
unanimous consent:
Hherca, Our city and county were visited Iss, SUMMIT
Gse the yellow fever aud some o. our oe'. e@
vessels lying Quarantine Station which s'ion Is
By Il 70 Be 10. Ss Sss Sy h snf
for lis beet u removal d ad Quarantine station nselo.
nd he n.,.sse Of .Dd blu OF Of o,her bill having
or m Object Of Quarantine station II m u, present
location to safe and proper '.nes from Il " ~"
NV Potter BILL.-A Dew Police bill, differing
materially from that prepped by Judge Cuves, " -
tubn i,t.d to the Common Coupsn al tSe lsst NEE 10
by AID Lowber. II places the Police Depar nent I'M
Ger the control of board of four commissioners, VINO
shall be appointed by the Common Counch tweaty
days AFTER tie passage OF the set oy toe
The oommssioLers shah be elected at the first Charter
election alter their appointment by the Board, end
TIE TO hold Office for three years-two 70 De eieced
,yery year. Vacancies to bs filed by The Common
G. uncii The Chief Of Police Captains. Assistants
and poIicencn shah be appointed by the ConmissiIn-
eps. Every ,fIicer and policeman must be otIea Of
tie United States and the State, of sound body ans
rbust COD sutioD of good character be able 70 reai
with ease and write the English language leg y.
The whole power and management Is - be vested 10
m. Comus.ioLers The bill is TO be discussed al the
next meeting.
Rrnrcr,o, OF The PoIIcr FoRcE-Yesterdsy the
~ III. Thirteenth Ward East District u BTOotj ~
discharged policemen from 'eve- sce'rS.aee WIN n'
~ m. noc. force of the city eJrTespopd with the amol q,
.rr pt..d fr support Of the Poll D-Ps tment The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

RrnrcrIos OF The PoLIcT FoRcE.-Yesterdsy the
1,Iu,p OF III. Thirteenth Ward East District VI BrOosJnl
discharged I've policemen from service se1d.aoe Win inc
r,rt and resolution sdop'ed by the Common Coani redne
m. police u the city 10 cresPopd "Ih the so,
.rTr prst.d support Of the Poll D-Pa tnent Inc
p,.o, dis harsed were Officers Armstrong, bo< 'Seer,
sox,s and M.rsh.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-5SEciAL Trss-FEs 10
Before JsdSs Brady
laws ssnrcTfos AND BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
Cars4Ei : MgBt az Cbs- eJeAL
The IL a. &c ,on 4 brrssa VI pf1a'-e 81 ID 'h1.e'
n .h..h .,s o..sutf cI.lass g. co damage. TIe
Z 20 - cbe,ge ID order VI ares srsaled
or ,be SD a.. AMI h lGog &c t9frtd4n; g. bal n
he cum Of $ItJO.
To ts-t. Of The pl,irs.a. .:91, se;o,tiaz u her
ovs ssd olteT afiossii- a. a. '-"~s'
yn. P,It,lhe lsf W GrssDsich g let IN 80 past
NO ,rs,sAId .hAL s1o.e 80 u Lshs z taaf'.s
sun nc 20 H.. SAGE bO:sI - b a,6 soI :. 0Aes
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SUPERIOR CoURr-sPGcIsL Trss-feh io-befose Jsdes
HOpsAs.
Rod,,,l Mcleod and vii. at Herman hsyncw.
Demurrer ALLOW ed with c.sVr, ~ltn liberty scHmeno
Nv sttkjux u the wife. name
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Marriages. Births and Deaths.


Coiriv-WoRnrI-InS San Francisco, Sept 30, by lh9
Rev. Tr. Scott, Mr.. s. T.. Collins W Miss ANGELA X.
Wormeli, both Of san Francisco.
nsyuxos--HA San Francisco, on tuesday
evening scft. e, ~ the Rev W. A. Scott, D. D. Iisut
Henry Davidson First Dragons, United States Army,
to tsrone daughter OF the late VIM Hammond, surgeon
Cnited States Army.
HIkTH
NuRrW--in San Francisco, sept 2s, the ~ifc cf q r
Murphy Of son
DIED.
PEsHan-At Oakland, Wednesday, sept ~ Betsy
nndc the wife OF Calhoun Bcpham, the 2cth year u
her age.
BRuw.-In San Francisco, Oct Anne, infant daush-
ter OF John and Bridget Brown. aged months.
Hsvyr-At the city Of los Angeles, tho evening OF
Saturday sert H. 1887, Mrs kmily O., wife Of Hon.
Benjamin Hayes
JoHssoS.--in Ssn Francisco Saturday sept 20 Jo-
seth Johnson, eldest son Of Capt D. ~ johnson ma
tive of New York aged years and month";
MCEsrYFr-lu San Francisco, on Thursday Sept - of
consumption, Mr. Jane. Mcintyre, a native Of Ireland,
aged rs years.
MAcNassY.-Tn san Francisco, sept ~, Mr. Joseph
hacNancy, a native of Ireland aged 40 years.
NHfps IN San francisco, on sunday sept ~ of con-
sumption, H. w. Ncson, Esq. native OF England, aged
~ years
Pitr-In San Francisco, on Wednesday, sept a3,
,eorge h Pats, aged - years formerly Of Burlngon,
IRrr.--Tn san Francisco on Saturday sept 70, from
injuries received by fall from -oihod on Aeatsas
leland, on The l4th sept, Cnltn Timothy a. Trpp, ma
i've OF Boston, VAS, aged 30 years.
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On tho OF election, ho viii 10 subject to hne Of not
less than $3.50 and Imprisonment less year.
TICKET BOXES.
No booth or box must be erected within one hundred
feet Of tie polls
DUTIES oP INSPECTORS.
The attention OF inspectors others is called 10 tho
following extracts from the Election laws
In case any Inspector of Election shall knowingly and
wfuly permit or suffer any person vote a any cleo
ton who not entitled thereaf tho said Inspcc
tor 80 offending shall, conviction thereof be- audged
guilty OF misde meanor. and shall be sentenced pay
nne OF five hundred dollars and bo imprisoned in the
county jail for six months.
the duty Of each Inspector challenge every per-
son offering TO vote whom he shall know suspect not
10 be duly qualified as an eector. Any other person
titled TO vote at the same poll has also the right Of cha
leAse.
In case any Inspector shall knowingly and wilrllly
permit or suffer any person to ut any election who
is not entitled 10 vote thereat, the said Inspector
ofending shall ON conviction thereof be adudged guilty
Of msdemeanor, and shall be sentenced TO pay
OF fva hundred dollars, and be imprisoned ia the county
jai. for six months.
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Vote on the State Debt.

7
We have the returns OF the vote on tho state debt
in thirty five counties. There eight counties yet
10 be heard from II exceedingly graf yng exhibit
70 e declaration from the people OF the Stata OF Cor
MA that though the officers elected by them had unaw-
fully contracted heavy debt yet az II had been used or
al least great portion Of IT, for the support of he go
yernment Instituted by themselves, and az ny their own
naction heretofore they in fact tlcy acqniesced M "
accun the OF reputation shall never atcn
10 the state of their adoption II Is remarkaoie 'acs
that from the day on which the decision WAS delivered
by the Supreme Court declaring the state dept IL
eral every newspaper the state with very rev ex
catons opposed reputation. IL WAS one VI the most
kable instances OF unannity OF opinion in com
muny that has come under our ooservatioh. ino
Of the vote the question clearly estaOes as
they truly reflected public sentiment It's true that on
or two newspapers did openly advocate repudaton but
they have long since died and that few other jour
nas OF particular political stripe did lean little has
way but public sentiment strong and decided upon
question that they very prudeny refrancd from OF
Tending IT, and contened themselves with an OCCASIONAL
inucnjo hut nothing In relation TO the Cons
titrtonai Convention little need be said. II was
wild and Ill advised measure. II has been defeated
The total vote the question 20 far, ~ 2os337, M
which 1s AGO cast FOR the convention, and 1881
against IT, Under the present constitution, majority OK
all amy election Is necessary TO antnor1o
the calling OF Constitutional Convention Tho Total voti
OF the state will be 90 000 and 70 the mea
sure therefore over 900 should be cast for H.
is wise ou and this time saved from con
n,si ai possibly civil for there were e
ga points involved tho Of the passage OF the
bill submitting the question to tho people, and the rcsul
Of the of constitution might DO Two Stase
governments, each claiming 10 be- legitimate, and ue IN
auguraon Of of affairs similar 10 that when pre-
vailed IN Rhode Island some years ago