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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20
CLINTON, July Is, 1853.

He (JOhnson) advocated a disregard of the
federal basis, as provided in the Constitution
Of the United States, in appOrtioning our rep
resentation in Congress. He appealed to the
venerable old fathers if it were right that the
sLdpes Of Middle and West Tennessee should be
counted against thar far, charming and be,oitch
ing DAUGHTERS, in making up this represen-
tation.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20
BEANS STATION, July 16

But the most astounding thing advocated
by Col. Johnson was the disregarding the
''three-ifths" principle in the apportionment
OF the federal representation.
Why, he had the holiness to declare to
about dozen as beautiful young ladies as the
mental eye need look upon. that hey ,cere
counted against an equal number Of BLACK wENCH-
Els in Middle and West Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20

AT ANY AND EVERY PRICE,
From, $I,OO up to $4,000.
Extraordinary nducemedts Will be offered to
Southern CASH and SHORT TINE buyers.
We guarantee that the quality of our Goods not
by those OF any house in the trade, and III
Prices
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Merchants and Dealers in Mintas will find il to
their interest TO call examine our goods and pri
ces before purchasing.
ABBOTT, POLLOCK & COCHRAN,
june 1S-2m. 81 Canal Street, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20

JUST RECEfTED By
w. r. BERRY a. CO., Public SQUARE.
may3l-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-20
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

East 7erne,see-P. Dickinson C. F. Trgg, John
NJ. Fleming John Williams. W. B. Reese, Jr
Middle Tennessee.-F. X. Zolconer, Allen A Han,
p. w Maxey, s. y. Hollingsworth, John Lellyett'
West Tennessee William K. Poston, Jas. T. Leath'
John c. harrington, J. NJ. Morrill,, W. w. Gates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14

breeder have bred some very superior stock how.
ever. within that time aud SIR. Alexander has re.
Gently sen. out for some Of the best that can be
procured.
The old race-horse Lexin gton for whom a check Of
$4,000 was given, looks well aud is as spirited as
could be desired. He has the most elastic psstotn
that We remember TO have seen on horse; as he
steps ii bends as fexibly as the ankle Of dancing
giTl, auo his hOof presses the sod as firmly as if he
could, even now, make tine wonderful springs for
which he vas 60 famous when on the turf.
Scythian has filed out considerably since we last
cav him, and las so greatly improved in appearance,
thst in every attitude he presents perfect picture Of
a thoroughbred racer.
Another stallion has been added at the round gum
OF e. 0O0 in the person of Rurc, by Sovereign out
of Trustee mare, and she out Of Vandals dam. He
was fine rsce-horse, but injured in training, so
as 10 make it necessary to withdraw him from the
turf. lie possesses great symmetry of FORM and
siderable muscular power. His bone is very fine and
without blemish, and his sinewy limbs and wel-pro
poioned feet indicate his capacity for speed to be
frstfate.
The number of farmers and others present at the
sale could not have been less than five hundred and
respectable assemblage of persons we never
witnessed. Throughout the day not the slightest
thing occurred to disturb the harmony end good ma
ture which existed and feel that in the minds
Of the visitors from other States who present
the mos. pleasant recoecioBs will long remain Of the
fifth snuua sale at Woodburn Farm.
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the peop.e Il BrOsdway, and - every one rTht
PARTICIPATES either IN tght or usage q ttAt s-aes
TIE groove, a. had been proposed by the Croon De
par.n ent ud remedy the evil. euc make Bronirav
fer the bexf fifteen years better than il had been a
any tine since il was fret laid down, and experience
and observation Of the various psveueuts usee in the
City OF New-l Ork, satisfied TIN that this wa the
remedy 70 apply :" the evi that row exists Bros1-
way. The cost would be but quarter o. The aucun
II would take to remove the Russ pavement and sub
stitute the ether Many practical suggestions were
presented BY Mr.. LiiNBLTK. showing the effect on
both .ides Of the question.
Mr. LLNT spoke at length Of the difficulties attend
iTg driving on the RGss pavement. Many in Broad
way admitted the evil, but chose rather 10 endure II
than 20 lose the time and submit to the Inconvenience
II would cause 20 have il repaired. II was Ike man
with the toothache, who was willing to suffer Tor
weeks rather than undergo the pain OF its extraction
Every one admitted that the present pavement was
failure.
The report WIS finally lost for want Of consttu-
tiCDal vote. The record stood Yeas II: Nays, = The
action was subsequently recoLsidered, ana The report
leid upon he table. Adjourned 20 Friday at 10
O'Clock .. ~.
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board Of Commissioners again met Yesterday
all TIE members being present
The schooner Fanny from Rio Janero. was reported
by DR.. Gum directed to remaiu a. Quarantine for
FIVE days. She had had yellow fever on board while
IL NJ a, Rio but al the sick had reoovC red long before
arriving ct New-York. The brig Nuevo tx, with FMS
TIC and hats from It. Domingo City, also reported
and permitted to unload her cargo at Her cap
tain represented st. Domingo City being entire
ly free from yellow fever.
The bill Of Frederic Boudir, amounting TO SO, for
placing buoy- around the Upper ard Lover QGGr0n-
tine was referred to Dr. Gum the Heath Officer.
The nuisance existing at No. "a BOwery, which has
bean implanted of and reported in the newspapers,
and v hch is yet unabateo egan referred 10 the
Superintendent, Of Sanitary Inspection with directions
to institute legal proceedings.
Daniel OConnell complained Of nuisance existing
at No. 1874 Division street. Referred to the Superin
tendent Of Sanitary Inspection.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday.
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FyCIsF COMMISSIONERS

The Board met in the Common Pleas Court o
Monday afternoon. Present, Commissioners AsKETT
ana HOLMTs.
Applications for licenses from the following persons
were ordered TO be granted upon payment Of $50 by
each:
Qlacserbush Hamilton. sorekeepers No l72 West stree.
VIM. a. Martin, oiekeepeT. No. e. ouf,.snct street
Macy jenkins, siorckeepers, No % Liberty STREE.
Samuel :. " yckoh, ekeePcr, No 100 Murray stree.
MOesu Parker, s.o keepers, No. $50 W e.t street.
Uaw.ey Capp, innkreItr, Everett HOusc
John beuy, innkeep'r, No. Broad street.
VIM. MUrhead, iuLkcepeT, No. ii Courandt street.
An application for an innkeeper's license was re-
ceived from Joseph Mckee q Son, but the bond being
defective, the application was denied.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Board met at O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
McSPEDOS presiding.
After The reading Of the minutes Mr. BoorE moved
that the Committee appointed the previous evening"
in regard to the communication from the Mayor APP
pointing Daniel T.. Delevan to the Office Of City
Inspector, be discharged.
The motion prevailed.
The communication of the Mayor appointing Daniel
T.. Deeyan to the Office of City Inspector was then
read.
Mr.. BoaLF then offered the following resolution:
Rtoired Tina, the Board do advise and the sp
pontme OF Daniel f. Deeyan TO the Office d City Inspector Ton
the City and that the nomination Of sd Daniel r.
Deleysu made by his Honor the Mayor May 90 1873 be and is
hereby confirmed.
The resolution wes adopted without dissenting
voice
communication was received from the Mayor ask-
ing the early action of the Common Council i'll relation
to contracts awarded by the Croton Aqueduct Board
Referred.
The Board then received and referred the remon
stranoe OF the rector church wardens and vesIyrnen
Of Trinity Church, against the widening of Rector
street Trinity place., so far as the same may affect
Trinity Church-yard. Also, Of other property Owners
against the extension Of Church street.
A petition received from various property-own-
err favor of the extension OF Church street to Trinity
place.
communication was received from John b. Kelly
offering, for $4,000, 10 keep the public parks of the
city il good repair except Central Park, and to give
adequate unity for the faithful performance OF the
contract Referred.
A communication was received from Rob. A. Smith,
Offering 20 clean the streets of the city and keep them
80, for the of $3.50, 600 per annum payable semi
monthly and Offering satisfactory security for the per-
formanOe o. the contract. Referred.
A similar communication received from AleXan-
der Uemphil and Albert s. Nesmh-their proposition
being for five yearset the rate of $3.50 600 annually
It was accompanied with specifications as to details of
proposed contracts. Referred.
On motion, Committee consisting of Messrs.
Tuomey, Darragh and Genet, was appointed to confer
with Committee of the Supervisors in relation to the
erection of n suitable County jail.
On motion of Mr.. BRADLEY, II was resolved to pay
bills for legislative printing except the same be sane
toned BY The Common Council.
A communication was received from the Controller
stating that owing to the imperfect condition OF the
slips and piers, the lessees were making claims Tor
abatement of rents lie asked the action of the Com
mon Council in relation to the matter. Referred.
After some further business the Board adjourned to
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sI-pYIioR CoURT-sPEcr,L TE,N-Jr,E I3-Befor- Ju
tcr HoFraAN

OPINION N THk PffIl0EEW tA~F.
Jotr Pesrew The Mayor Aldermen Comnoaal.y Of
the City OF New York.
Motion By the defendant. to set aside and vacate
ud .n-Li aDd al proceses Subsequent thefeto Busted
tor he -otan, an g. Dean IN opPo.tol.
B9EFNaA Tie Ilainth recovered ju1frrni asast iss
ds About <J7.565 Il this ioT the P~rorm-
sBe Of eorTsei io resals sHty-hd street. DrtSeen fa
he ea,rsei On which hi. part Of es founded
dated h dsy Il Nys l2 and in ne copy snneNed
FoI hch ss d blasted and bruLsu - a suitaos
ar q caring u udins is removal and aspos- IN sn5ank
u,u TIE II si1sy pr cubic yard hal b. paid. snd
ts-- ceuts pr bic ward for earth sNa's,ed aud Joy too
st p cubic yaFd ior earth fns e1'si''' PEI running
70 pa,a seed the DEFENDANT, apan hi. 81. sd contract,
H. esnssr,s ~ .n.~er Insisted upaa tn IA, q dison-
Of t.s c1Esa III. uol III ground i1< sk-n
90 u .e1al PaEE AID notice u ca d'on'lH -He beng
IT, referred wss sstsd and i1dsusns vsa in IA
q LIE .ti1, rou. BIZ u sPp-s has oeI AKA
- uru IL rot eorte,,-l and dscled By le. tas
esLnc, l. sdssd paals = csnn D. don- Z ia' n1s'
The p-eeo- APPLICATION i usf- JPN he zo1l4 ma IN on
ina o. ID. p...riE YES 30 cubic yesA 81 ne eAftn
tll1s, 1s-sao a. . csDi Tat t1e oi-ii fs,,.e n ~
BOOK IN the srsst Conas so-'. lse la' -
s~i-a .s5sfl.or - ~ -Da y'is
- iAi srpsad y COZ q ne ss ,E- :. ~,
s,si1ns u ne PlainiH D. ei1ae; in = s' ~'
BY "a oosr Ire tb,r Stree Cor Hi.sasr rsposed "a.
colsct ssrssdea - ih- p.nf - ~ i~rs ga =
30 llbic yust - ysrl', l. exits I'c I-ls
earn, p clc yard - vras = els If -Acll .3s sn'
vets Iur11l 10, flsg -e' = p hot ~ ss=rS-e o.
- 20 =, IY7. --,
Th.t we're trsea o,nsr bidders. whose oa-r ioE -, hlaE
s,.-h p p.bc sad '.oa - -l,s . ~ et- f..I
the 81 were ~ ceu-' upward Ise -5s q
the CHER bidder lgs5. Ise tlz1es. Was : if-t
lie s1da8a q - osrts M c.i a-i-- ~
wares .old add = III srovs nnou1f 81 70 PIi1
sH.T, s1ng Il ljis7. -Four 81 he c1-.s Won -
l. r. B-xi egsr- q sarh b. y ~ -
% and not contested -ls- ~ hzh q th- .n-
II offs similar nslrr y n - No
psteu Tot py q IL courlr' IA, - ga 70
d MS time that attorney obsIiset iAs Py AZ
u.1rt plant. Jpn c0-tncn. In sr,i "oie "a
esr-fed ID. Depury Con zsn-r IL eo.as are
entered = occE Srpt Il TIE orce-
!; al shozn tbst upcr the ira n orinh % 49,
ducrd rsi4e-c- 5eior hs rs. AID Yc4ea ., II pam
III. s.torLrF. .- 4.
" Pss Z "a siITi; % SPPr ;a- p-e>-' n''91' d.
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- pa 49, M ~ts--- = b sr,sir VIC sssrrtes
bssef 'Eo tae Jo e,st3E caio souc Aes Al sc--ree
e l-L-lf- 40 -ll-5 "a; ee -s-9 Ia
70 aa trlr i-rr ir-1 h--tr vrr III ftr- herf -.
-iact T. -rrT rendered ,--- - i~a,h 'a . - n
i-rE-trr
RFu Es-.JE-Tle following sA'ss were maie se.-
terd4y, a; the Aerch4-;s Exchange, ~ Aess-. \ ~
Beecker Son & Co:
Lrssh q o. u-fsss q urf si5r NJ lnv : fet .i4th
n n -i-hs. Il -, ron 'st 49, src "a IT, -tA' =S'
4 LINN GIPr DrowNTa.-ha-y IRAN q DecAer,
e Fr lelry ,e- var. OF WIS., paruts i've % Sa "
s'tioro- .ttr ssl ps7-s - - ? 81 lag. 80 -
g. sbc4t c,ork q S-nssy ry-.tlg val Ter le EE-
wien s!e = iu-o iotk srf sroSaea TIE bee VS.
E-slp.sd cek yesterday Dsr-ils Co. -sg EneE
ned "a i-rt ~ Et7ulf; O.; efah t-c sccsf-s sf~~
IL "as Felc=r.a 6y ~ Jlly-
SrE,LIsC BILLIARD BALL>.-PhLlp Wilson sss
s'frsed ys-6sy b-si-E rto -he rrec' 90 Rote' W
GscEe No SIS Ne-cer street, stealing scly oa-d -
Jus-ice Brt1-3n committed 1.-- .ar ;l4a-
ALLEGED PFRJrRN.-Mr Charles T. Nlitehesd
- Mo- DAY uorrng cs,suc= = Aparus
FJer az N - Fo- who arrr taef on ne Ian -
April i ui, before Juire Davies IL t1e susue Court "
vnich j. NJ BslcVi Ear-.- a-e Iheo X . Deco a--
rcfr hs falsely certain ers p TAR ~ ctne e
Ins sscrsrd gave bal h zoo 90 NJ m ttl-s'oa
becoulIn. hi, surety.
DTFn II THE ToyEs.-sr. Wm. II. Bennett, who
lel .A- berry sunday ara
slsqa-- III Iomb, died the ne co.r'e g thr
zizht
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essA- ..s~. sA.r,.I A... bss asrvrrds r.s ~. b ..
s-'s ,'- 'h- ---r' st'e' - parry saa 's.' = ss
It'd nA liHS<y r~yia~ Nu.hursh Ta-r-r. y gses
iel l~r al I'D Fst =, sr's. rspa. II ~ers go
In seaiss sa'y of'As Aoks q sgeh r-ssf. 80
srousc LII. srisaas fr ,hr srur-r iucs.su,r,
70 "a. 10 - ~'s-ss IA b. 80 e~h~N r. zoe .
- sN.n isson q rsrt''s "a the'r o-n e-sess
bt b~rs-i y y b - te.iao.y trAs q q p&is
BE us 9nrr' mat = revvrsd rarr hcr ssi~Sas
list Tie eri'ncsui sea-, sra is pAue q "a, s~Ss,y =
.. II r. sriichs
ss,uveF ~ m oe~sa Insurance Couo,.,,
BRADY, ! The vianisn hsS xk-a his r. nasty
be .luud have s,Ar- a.a-r-s rovd ~ m 30 ~ ga
en- srsHv certain re- ..s
gais % the pAsu'i~s riH IT,
II payment e a- srss: aga r'cy q 'ns,r'no~ f-ss
arrao Is aiwsys ops he-uurn the osir.i ps--s.
pson siy uote TIE dsrc'icns evt~e~u ssan. iv-t H..
sre rvoisus s~,ed ~ sutborss ~hics
te ra corc,, scoa. ~ sss e1 ~ ,h~ ce vss-
b. ID 1851 ,tan i. tdsf Nls- IA fVs
p-sers 8 mr. levsn, ~hieh hes n, sae.'an.i rv'seiss
q the coiin'eDY erw'ca TIE r~r-,es - re ssst~4
ard 8 hroses answer - Which. s..uniu= re
,eu.s 20 b. true, po descse - sc,ioa 40
,aha erfre h. which ,s may ,, eio. orc s-ss
sVcr-c cous,u,e ae a~~ Will ~, b. .'russ .s.S
w.is. cs- Rep 5 s r p ss.%rT Il a., .-.
usN b sisted thus A. o. $50 q the p,Snsss c.~s
Tie P.irta, az rot entitled TO re n~',. e-cssss
b. urseVwoi'hy. ard dii NJ, selo.e the hcsi ssA
he balance il ar notes svra III s,een Il sss.
arsil pHcN for rrp'rsu,ei ~ the r~N4s
h. fetal lo.s witch but can,rSry -
piaiuae- 'cd tie 'ssse asi aud apr rrs's ,so prs
PIE tded Il seen. "a thar thy cons'tutr d<hs-r
h@ seton h not tb, view ,A. the 1000
Tie plaintiffs hs,r described hcu isaranr- company 80
has' s~sed ihe meoIFF.oo ~. an seswrt 'aa' 'as
n scos AZ a. ~ f.ss M H., a., ~ ~ a .,,sS ~ 49,;
d'uss Is not precuacd nv the seth Th- p-ialoss, -
y, Ar "a, 80 ~ - =, -, 49, -, - W. No. ~ 80 80
think The easr Of the special term should he rcNcred
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ms GORED by = BCLL.-1x> Sy,oens Stss-
G0yd states that on thursday last DIR. Msiyia q
Spaf, rJ OnJndsgs County, tOok large bl"oded oun
" nave bm weigb ed, eaoing him BY sTope Affixed u
A ring Ia the animal nose. On the way hosnew ard,
the beast became lazy IN the warmth oi the sum- and
Mr.. Melvin switched him bri.kly with small whip.
Tbis ea-scel the sninosl and fa.hng b. escape, he
turned frou,y upon MI. NJ pitched him high 10 the air,
"a ching NM on one o! bis terrible SeapoDshp hOrns
spd e9rne him through the eshy portion Of bis legs,
.rey mis-iDg the largs artery II the limb. The sight
and mel o! blood the more eursged the iDfuna.ed
heat sDd stamped tossed and gored the poor man
r lie was apparently extinct, when ne quietly With
drew s5os: d.stsAce ara watched his mangled VIC
tim.
After yiDs ior sOne time insensbe Mr.. VI. revived,
iindng hirnseif the fence. Seeing his ferociOus
,nemy bui few rois OF, AMI fearing that he would
retnga TO complete the work nearly finished, he
InoDsd bis remaining strength or effort 10 get over
the fence. lie hsd searcey moved before the info.
rated animal dashed At him with increased rage and
reached the ence just his victim dropped fainting
upon the opposite sldc.
lie Wa after discovered BY neighbor, buI ING
exsspersied bull would allow Of no Interference, 80
the man had ~ Zee 10 protect himself Sunmoomg
assistance the blood-thsty beast was driven on ana
the wounded and nearly dying man earned 70 tne near
,st house and his wounds carefully Guessed. lie NJ
in critical condition. and bat faint hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery. Sentence OF aeatn wv anmo~
eistely passed upon the dangerous asima.
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THE AHERICAS LLoYDs FOR lSJ9.-This valuable
register Of American and Foreign shipping l1r l'''
ha. just been issued by Messrs. L. 4 G.. W. Blunt
1t is published by the authority and under the direct
control Of the Board OF American Loyis, aud IFS
standard Of classification is approved by the Board OF
Underwater. The rules for classification are Illus
trated with numerous diagrams, and the register OF
slips, bark, bigs, sehooners and steamers 50 ar
ranged that any vessel may be found in second.
To the merchant the underwater, and the journalist
II is u work that cannot be dispensed with, since It
contains an abstract OF the history of every American
vessel afoat well of foreign vessels trading to
our ports with their rate, capacity and condition at
the present timo. The work is furnished to SUD
scIibcrs only.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS -Jru 49, S.fr.

Christopher Miller tired aud convicted OF as
sau and ba,efy Cox whom be cAssy dfoye
Of ss January lie fined 80 aud -eui 20 the Cy
Prison for FIVE DAYS.
Mm schiac praded guilty to forgery in H. second desrs
raising " bill The udsou County BsnA. n.
yhsn %. RYDER Of No 80 Front stoe.. lie
tcrcrd 10 The Ssats Prison for five years. - .
Herman Ensen tried for felouousy receiving <o wostb
Vi sswiug elk which hsd been stolen. The not oos-
l-llDl A A 4 hmm.
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Court CALENDAR-Tnis DAY.

UNITED SrlrLs DisrRlcr CouRr.-Ncs. } 81 :.
-. 9. 81, j., >; - 49,.
SUPREME COCRr.-SPFCiAL TrRN.-Nos. III, I'M,
l2i to ISL lS5. S3'. lSl 10 59. IS, i6s, ~.
SUPREME COrRr.-ClRCriT.-P,Rrl .-Same "a on
Monday. P,kr iI.-Oycr sud Teimnsr. - -
SUPERIOR CoURr.-PAEr Mos. III, 49, j63. s2S,
49, 1856 20l 81 2 5i loo 4 NJ. 80. l6le 30 ~, ~
Par II Mo- as 65 go 67s o5 6j go o2l 6a o3 $50.
I'D stgi 615, ot3 Oh.
CoURr oF CoNHoN Pi EAs.-PART I.--Liquor Gases.
PARr II-Nos lNlT 1918 ut5 ttS lus5 loA Ia l "a So
ISL SOC Too aif 9a s S7l ~ 5 87 ES, "f', lts Its0.
D. 20 gu $50. ga ESQ 1000, 1919.
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sUEaoGATEs couET-Ians u -s-sor EOsNspc C. wsss.
81
WILL 90 \ MtLLIoNAIks-rHt LN,F N,rhisn
rrGROwF>.

The will Of VIM. II. BurrOwes, deceased, late of'the
firm Of A. T. Stewart oherrd COZ probate c-da, ~,
,istor has bis executors Edward Mrchcl. Ms.
McMlrIsy George Byron lie has en the n t0te
each h. phrws end uces. ho IN rgnbet He
hcueshet 5000 B, invested In trust under stsnxens
provisions and the income thereof 20 hi' brother Philip Bar
w.s he. The residue ~ HE property amounting 10
bait million II dollars, with the exception OF lew small iess
Gle his seeru sv Correia Barro~es ard
h. sister, Isabella Byron. The viii drawn BY e>Jaaes
Mitchell The Surrogate issued citation reTnsbe the sts
day Of August ncN
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COURT OF COMMON PhEAS.-SPGeI,E TfSN.-Jan. a.
Before judge RRApS.
W.fda Al kt.id

There is sufficient Justify the order os arrest. The
purchase upon condition giving aud The r.,l give
tire note allowed nv assignment siiha hry cas. a-r tA<
erlyey Of che soods sd making preferences S0a
ACTS coupled with the s-xrd representation
charge hsvire bought the god. fduenfly With irsnss
leEt A'.nt The order vii b. disturbed The ss.
BE- trird
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CITY II EMS.

4 Fair and Strawberry Festival will be given by
the ladies of the Presbyterian Church of West Farms
Westchester County, Wednesday and Thursday
June Is and 16 at 10 o'clock Of each day and through
the evening.
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NEEJERSEY ITEMS.

SUI OF JERsEY CITY PRoPFRrY.-over 100 lots,
situated in the rpsr erd Grand Nsrick Putnam sud other
streets the Third ard q Jersey City offered or sale at
auction Yesterday afternoon BY David Scott There were but
lew uurrasers present sud when ten nt sy,
VARYING $50 l,07j each, the sale dis ontnued
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Mr.. Stephen Masseit Col. Jeeins Pipes on Thurs
day evening next at Dodworths Rooms, will appear
in his popular musical and anecdotal entertainment
called "Song and Chit-Chat Of Travel in many
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SrDDYy DFATH.-Captan John IL. Gaus, a we'll
kroyu = .du. If he Sxtceih Ward, seized With a. Of
srpexy Yesterday aeinoou while attending the termn isi
Nv 81 M,re avenue Psrs end died ato being conveyed
20 hi. residence q Even AID Mess,or streets lie was
Captain Of the CITY Horse Guards, 10Th Regiment.
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GERMAN FFsTytI.-lesteriay the Jackson Rifle
Company Coptiin Henry Mills, Jsfsron Rife Company Of
Newark tour ~anerhuud Societies of WtfnsburgA ami me
from East York assembled In Myrtle avenue Park for the
pup. Of celebrating the German fhnsen
Two bands attendance ard AL passed ~ quietly
and we'll some 900 women and cldien were On the
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LAW LNIELLIGENUE

THIRD TRIAL or JAMES GLASS, FOR
MURDER.
CQI-PT OF OYER AND TERMiSER-JUsE l3.-8core
Judge GOUiD.
The PEOPLE, Sc, az James Glass.
This morning the thud tnal oi james Glass, FOR the
murder Of BobeIt owens in Elm street, in January
Last. wa. commenced before Justice Gould of Troy. \
paue of 90 Jurors wa IN ATTENDANCE and five hours
GER .pen. in procuring the necessary number OF Iu
rors oaa1iCd to try issue. BcfOre commencing
the calling OF the names ex-Iud-e Whiting raised an
objection to The jurisdiction of the Cont 10 Try The
case.
The justice Oyeuuled the oliectioD saying that ne
was satisfied thai point. After procuring the jury,
rece.s was taken TIL , o'clock, when the ease was
opeued fer the prosecution. and testimony taken
until ;. O'Clock in the evening, when the Count all
ourned to Tuesday morning
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THr BEooKLIN DmrcToRY.--We yesterday re-
ceiyed from Mes.rs. Lain & Co.. the compllers and
publishers, copy Of the Brooklyn Directory for
1890. 1t is faithfully got UP, aud exhibits an IN
crease in the population Of Brooklyn, during The past
year greater than in any preceding year 1T her eN-
i>tence.
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i, sntnrdnv nicht the honse Of Mr..

BuRctARIFs.-On Saturday night the house of Mr..
Cond a. Rayef,wood. entered by burglars who stole
ar=e ausuty # clothing aud Sc Of plated ware valued IA az
su. .ht OF oting i-scry The house OF Mr. shaw No
m Nh Third street F. D. entered Sunday night aud
some eelry silver waT and cness conirg valuable
fe.uruert, wei stolen.