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Died.

BANKS On "Wednesday morning, Oct 5, william Gould
Faner eISc At the Reformed Dutch Church corner L.,
fsye;e place and Fourth street Friday O'Clock
W Sn Ss and
New Haven Freight Ofoe, Ia the 2sh year Of his age
Western papers please copy
BGiTrASin this city suddenly Tuesdsy Oct aged 50
years, Margaret, wife OF JAMES BritIsin
BRADLEYln this city, suddenly on Wednesday, Oct. s.
WI lam Bradley, in the 4So year Of his age
COMON-In this city after and painful Illness Aun
Gomon tee beloved wife Of TnS1ss CoHon and a.Ssh'e' Of
CAMPBELL-In J.uey City "Wednesday, Oct. s. az the
reside II bis psreu;s No s7 Soath Fourth street, Willie
ts fuman only child q Chsiles C. and Jeanette Camp
DOW-At Ellington, Conn. "Wednesday Sept 90 suddenly
HoIa,o Dow, Nj. D.. aged 81 years
the BELOVED wife o. Henry DSsy aged . YEAR. nays 81
pcrs Queens County Ireland.
EsPENScHEiD A. yoy'ile wayne Comfy NJ Y, on
Nichols. and coraeuA E'Penehsd ss-d ysAs II
GRRFN-A. hi, residence New Brighton Staten l.land
Thursesy mer.us o.t Castles Grfa yoGnse., Of
The will tax place rom his late residence, a. ll
on Saturday s.h inst Tae eud Of the family respect
Yoii Alto Gsrtissr. viii be ia s.tsndance
ooURLEY-In NewYOrk, Thursday, DC: s. MI Margaret
GcuIey her a:e residence No es Hudson street. IL me
II, rsl.tiv. snd friends Of The family respectfully invited
.erd funeral Saturday the Sh inst at 10 oeock
GoHDEu cry, On Tuesday o.. Coss Ghod- aged 50
years and mouths
GALLAGHER-In tAi. city on Wednesday afternoon o,t
Margaret the beloved wife Of john Ga.scet II 'hs th yea
Of her
BlLLs-At suith,owp Long Island Wednesday oct Of
typhoid ss IL lie i u her kAris Losiss vile OF
samuel c. Hills
TIE relative. ana friend. are invited funeral services
in the Pre'bleiisn Cha'eH Fr.nkia n'ai Myrtle a's-ar
BrcSkyn AZ o'clock P.u L., o. Friday, 7ia iEsi-
HEDDEN-ln III. city, rnasdsy, oc 6, janice Hsddep,
sseG IS years
The s,iy,s and f<ds family sod q his Henry
Hedeep ale iuyitea attend TIE g2eTA this day lFdsy),
Oct M from his ate s,sieesee No lie fl's. syeaae,
corner Of Seventh street
HAYDEN-lD this city, on Wednesday afternoon. oc Joha
Of Daniel AID E-see;a Hay :ea, aged jean aad IL
uoptha
HATroN-In Jersey City n J.. CT Wednesday, Oct wm
Hat:on, aged ~ yesD, s;e Of London. Finland
KANE-On "Wednesday afternoon o., Mars Louis, young
daughter the late Se2aea Kane. IN tse sta year II Der
The relatives and friends Of The family alas these Of her uncle
Mathew Kane respectfully Invited 20 attend ner fsaera %
FRIDAY Oct o'clIck, from the Rcv. Or. brrcAAds
Chares Thirteenth between Sixth and Seventn ave
without further invitation
LEUPP-on Wednesday evening oe: ChsrIes NJ LeupP n
tie SD year Of his age. -
His furers vii take psee sfo he residence No % Ms
Friday The rests Of the family sfe
respectfully invited Il s;sas wkos, -gtSes ;ayissen.
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MARRIED.,
BROCKWAY-MORGI

BRocKwAY-MoRGAN-On Wednesday, Oct 5, at the
Ctmch of he Puans Oscar Brokway 70 Harriet Je~ei
6suEhter Of A. w. Morgan.
FIELD-wARREN-at Fort Washington on THURSDAY, Oct
G BY the Rev VIM Adams d., Henry NJ Fled esq OF
Csu.ndaisua ard Miss fannie A. Warren.
LANDRAu-T ORREY-ln this city, on Monday Oct . ~
tue Rev Samuel Curry Mr. William fiaIdfaa to Miss LYDIA
T'Irey, both at TINS city ~,-,
Rev Morgan Dix MI Frederick Ryer to lsabeu, b.
daughter o the late Edwin " Miller OF Morrisaui.. .
SLATER-LAWsON--O Thursday, OF 6, By he Rev MI
Hs.pg MI Thos Slater to Miss Julia B. Lsws'n al Of this
city.
sOMMFRSHE Ithaca, "Wednesday, Oct 5, by the
Rev No Steel }. h. Yses sonfnes Of New Yois, and Emn
A. daughter Of the late Chauucey u Heath el OF
the foimer place. - .
sTEPHESSON-VAN RIPER-ln Brooklyn, on "wednesday
eveIips Oct s. by the Rev. a. Emendor, James H. Ste
pheusOp Julia A Van Ripper
SMlTa-BUL-On "Wednesday. Oct. 5, 81 the South Duth
Reformed Church. by the Rev Dr.. MeCauey Edward Smith
to Emma L. youngest daughter Of Ohver l. Hun al Of hi'
city $1,000. - , -,
THkOCKNoRroN-KNAPP- Thnrsday o;- 6, ey the
Rev Nil Cook Rector OF s; Barthoomews Chutch, William
N Throctmoron and Julia w Knapp Of this city.
WING-KEMPSHALL-At Plymouth Church, Brooklyn on
ThuIsdsy Oct g. by The Rev H. w BeeeheI, Fled "irg
70 Aueia KempshAll, both of Brooklyn
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LoNyPG.y-In III. eisy. russday, De- May fer.ss
ssush..r of Ea~zIe AID Iers', Lae'taa' ago Js A0'
sTT.lRT-Op Wednesday mornint, o. s. OF e'rsuurdo1
X, Js1,, tool DaAer Of ,s,s cry Aged -
TlFFASY-o, weepssisy evening o. Henry Charts
,,s II CnAs I. AID Harriet G. TfADy ased -
Y-in.x -, -,b inst O'Clock fosa he residence OF us
p.r.u:s No Us Ess. Tsrth greet
g NV SsCtATEs-At Sorthv4le, Csyun County, OFT D.
Pb.b4 X Viz Eiss H. Van bensn.fen AM daughter o.
m, ne William Undsrhill Of H,nh0s>t M iHani 49,.
" fsna. ar. invited 20 her funeral a. tie Fist S5od1i
Cbrrrh Poashtesp.i-, Saturday, Oc. g. a II 9cock
WAHL-At Hobo.sn, ". Wednesday, Oct D Jane "sh'
vile Of Adam " All Of hob>ksn.
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Arrived.

Steamship Locust Point. FRENCH Savannah, udse and pass
Ii b. Cromwell Co.
Buk Zepbyr tcIipper Malaga Sept a. passed Gibraltar s,
frU Chamberlain, Phelps Co. Ps'sed Gibraltar
psny with bark Young TURK from Malaga for Boston spoke
the straits schr Msqua Of Gloucester from 3svsdor for
Malta days out Caps Spsriel bearing 20 miles, psssed
bark Wright m Malaga 9Th Sept for Ne York. Sept q spd
Is e1perisr ced treme doas gale from W. 70 w.
81 ST. lou. IS TO- spoke ship R.outs hence for LIVER
shosls bearing 10 es Was Is Gays w. Of the Banks.
with heavy ". gales
Bark T. Wright IT, (of Bos.on Cardiff ~ days co,l 70 Bn
sett Bacon Co. Anchored tie Bar la1 Night 5h) and
lost anchor and chain -
s~hr Irene Al en- Rordou., coa for Boston.
schr Peter B. Anderson, Merrill Portland days stoce.
schr Jo. Holmes, Matthews, Alexandria, coal.
scbr. C. =. Bayls, rooksr, yrEiLis, lumber.
Schr.F N. Abbot: Smith Baltimore coal.
sehr Empire. O:boIre. Georgetown, D. C., days, goa 70
S,urgss. Clea man. Co
sehr AnSroned., Rowland, Georgetown D. c. days. coal
fer New Haven
schr. J. W, FsukIn, Boston days mdse. to Dayton
srntue.
schr joseph Reed Sson 0oucester days 6sh
schr Joseph Rogers Wsshnston, T,iand days stone
schr. Dore,ts Kahn, Minor, Portland days stone.
United States Surveying schf HAsser Portland, Ne,
dsSs
Steamer Petrol Bsker Providence. mdse. 70 l. Oden
Steamer foomska, kye New Bedford, dse and pas 70 1o
ALEU-
BELow-Bsrk Edwin, from Hamburg By Csp. Franeis, Of
s,esm-,og Huntrsss
WIND-sunst, NJ w.
The stp Hope and brig c. Brooks reported Is below some
Gays yet arrived The reports wse 10 doubt s-
correct
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Running OF A HOTEL About 10 o'clock on Tues
doy pisht discovered in the hotel of b. Earl a.
Durhsm, Hackrnsack Plankroad An alarm was
rs,,.d and inhabitants gathered around bt
tcsrsity Of and the FIRE which oienated In
be paI having considerable headwsy found
TO sremp eXtnrush it. They however, suceee1ed in
ut n.sry all Of flrnira stock and fixtures The
b,oinR AID attic constructed OF wood ana
gss probably worth from 800 10 s. 500 IL was owned by
Mr. Fail and togetLer with barn, shed aud furniture was
insured or 200 10 the jersey City Insurance Company The
Ere minated 10 peak OF the roof In attic room on the
north building from what could not be Scer
tsrd The aud he chimnry we're on tue
oppose end Of the building IL cor-ciued ~ I'd Ear ha
has, eauced the fire.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS,

THE FERRY.BOAT joins S. DARcY.-The ferry
boat John s. Darcy, belonging to the Jersey City
Ferry Company, which was burned last Summer has
been tbuilt and completed, with the exception OF
some inside painting. The old engine has been placed
in her, with the exception Of some portions which
were too much damaged, and steam was raised yes-
terdsy when the engine was found to work a. well as
ever. The boat has been fitted up in the most elegant
manner. The Darcy will commence her regular trips
on Monday next.
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XARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Oc
Cleared.

stesmshrYoktowp, Parrish, Norfolk, Ludsa Heln,Len.
Ship Adele tHsm.l, Claus-n, Antwerp H. T. Meyer
Bshs-ksper. Tucker, Eirabethport Funch Mencke st.
Mays Spencer Galveston, N. H. Brigham; FanIis Buck,
CIoct. Melbourne. MAILER, Lord, Qaereal Venus Akin
sp, Curacao, B0ou.D, Graves, 4 Co
Bhss-D. Warden Dutch, Asteen- Rotterdam, Fonch
Nord Holm (Duchl Lsw.n, Rotterdam, Emma H.I.Ioop.
Carver Chase Fsvohs (Du,cb) Dsbro., Grenada jos.
Foulbsss Son. .
scbooner-A L. Cannon, NOVEL;, Philadelphia j. Hand; D.
Smith Hsynsn Plymouth master d. c. Hulse ConkD Wash-
ius,on Co Ava Jenkins, St John, r. Nsyius
scn John Warren Lozer Jackson WIFE, Van Br1n, Sssht;
j. Fo1 Leaning, Mobile, Oakley Ksstinzi Ocean Wave,
Locbhsrt s. John d h. bewof Presto Hswkins FefnAndae,
Dibble BWce
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nv telegraph.

BOSTON o.. e-Ar. ships Reliance Troms, Shields big
Alpine KIborp Turks Island; Chsrlte Stafford Rurnkey
0s Highland Light City Of HewYork, from rhlsl'
bis fer Boston -.
EEW-ORLEASS Oct 6-Arr.. ships Northampton, Pdlss
deIbs John Patton Wakes Cicero Bssnabs Wetb snd AZ
lsltic B St0n.
Crcnwells Ire, arrived here on Tuesday, 4h inst
BALTIMORE, Oct 6-Arr. bark There's from Bremen Uln
the Bay coming up bark Psadin, from Rio Jsneiro.
dispatch from Chsrleson Js the s~smer City Of Ncri,
from Savannah this po had pu. ito that po short o. fss
Below, ship Maria Caroline, Stevens, from Cses Aseot
Africa The Stevens spoke Sept. %. shp Chspn 10"
An, steamer Potomac NewYoyk; ships Robin ho<d, sn8
Wandering Jew, lom Csl!so.
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BROON YN ITEMS

Rs-,up1Ica. sEsAToRIAL CoSyEsTIoy.-Fsrst
r,,,,,i.t -D.,syates TO tie Senatorial Convention
RON THE Disllc. consisting Of the Counties OF si
folk Queer. and Richmond, net yes,erdEy at Js-
na,cs /. =. and adjourned vithou. making nomi-
nation II beirg discovered that Of the delegates
were Informally elected. Tne Convention will re-
assemble next Tuesday q. o'clock p m, when fal
deleya.ion is Anticipated. The American Senatorial
Convention will meet at the time and place, AM
good prospect exs;s for Harmonious concert bstseen
tie two bcdies.
SrRAIeHT AMERICAN SENATORIAL NoNiSATioS.-
TIE Straight American Convention Of the Ia Dntrict
met at Granada Hall in Myrtle avenue last evening,
and nominated the Hon. Edward t. Backbone Tor
Senator By the following vote
Who'll. number Of y0.es.........."..
Edrara B.elaOu's'la o. fera'............,...
Henry r. P.eTson.....'.. 81 AoA $3.50 '''''''''''
The nomir alton sas made unanirnous
Ac1py.Y OF MusIc.-Workmen commenced 70 clear
the erour selected the site for the Academy OF Nh
sic on Montague street. yesterday, preparatory to the
commencement o. the building.
STOPPED PAYyEvr-The last Legslature passed
sp sct authorizing the is,ue Of $780, 600 in bonds 70
be applied TO the alteration Of the open canal through
which water il conducted from the ponds on the issnd
Several gentlemen Of this city having doubts as to the
consitutioraty Of the measure by which the cost OF
the wster-yoIks wss increased TO $i,6joOOO, con-
Quilted three or four eminent lawyers Oh the subec
who gave il az their opinion that the act authorizing
the issue Of the lew bonds was Illegal The City
Controller thersupon refused payment. and the result
will be this the work the conduit will have TO be
suspended unless some other arrangements can be
made.
NEw CRUEcH NJ JAMAICA, L. 1.-The new and
elegant Dutch Reformed Church just completed at
Jamscs, L. L. ct & cost Of 100000, wa dedicated
Yesterday, before large and interested audience.
| Dr. yernilye preached the dedication sermon. The
new church lie Of brick, and occupies the site OF the
| old one, burned down within the past year.
! BrEGLAR1Es-The house Of Mr.. c. S)ul, on Fiat
bu,h road Douglass and Butler streets was ielony
on "Wednesday night forcing open the basement do'f
The bur hsve entered nearly everv room am s
cedfd I'm carving of three gold Watches winch they iOnna
hanging over piece OF The sleeping apartments
IN. SUN OF go clothing and lewey were also takeh
The vslue Of eyrryt $500 aud 800
avenue VS.. night, but the family having De-
come 70 their heels Mr. Tsusdze
fred at them with pistol and Ia Of tie opinion that BE M one
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The NEWARK CITY ELkcrioS.-An election for
Mayor, Auditor, Chosen Freeho!ders, &c, comes OF
in the city of Newark the llth inst The Opposi'
ton lave nominated Daniel Do5d, and the Democracy
Moses Bieelow for Mayor
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The p. boat Mary and Csthar-, No. on Sunday "a No.
when 81 Block ssud carried away iossy news IOWA
10 Cusrsptne BY seam tug Acailles ..r,-,.. a.
syAxssn &c, e-Ihe schr Eesonae rom - -
W her assurance. lBy TseRsph.l
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Reccip,s Of Produce-Ocr. 6, 1859.

Toru ny ALL THE RourEs SIS 500 bb Flour, H. 21 bnsh.
Wheat zoe do Corn sS do Oats so DO. Rye 500 do Bar
ley 30 pku Com Mss l 90. Wh,hy 20 do. Ashes ~ DO.
Lard SIS DO Provisions AZ do Oh Cake.
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Total feo ~ "
July ls9By balance credit o Income sect S63OlSS 81
The number Of loaded freight cars passing east
during the year, WAS 1885, passing west, 5,l7s.
1874 care passed over the road.
The statement of the number Of boats and RATS
passing the draw of the railroad bridge at Rock leland,
from June 80 1853, to June 80 1859, represents 6Ol
boats passing NORTH coo boats passing SOUTH AS RATS
passing south; being total OF ,682.
The number of foOt-passengers passing Mississippi
River Bridge, April to June 80 inclusive, was Is 500
going eastward, ard l., 1889 going westward: total,
1873.
The tunnage crossing the Mississippi River Bridge
from june 30 1889, as follows
Going Eat. S5,66,A3
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will bring from $1,000. V,yald. Low goods VIII n0'
be wanted a. any price.
sal ,ni,.d Cnssineres viii be wanted only IL small
on.ptities. ard those Of the best makes
Large quantities Of low Germsn SIX g004' '''
here and VIII be scld lOF The coming season
The importation Of Plain Cotons at this p0'' duis
,ha week ending Sept 80 a. compared with previous
years, has been as follows: ,s.o
vA.. x,NaS5 s7ll. Sst.ot
Reported siree January l.... el7le+s SOlsfV 49,.
ro,.l,......ss42SA ssosSeo es,TtsS
The exports Of Domestic Cottops from this port tof
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Totsl................. s6s5,lO6 e7l35eS s4o57+ s7
The volume Of trade in Dry Goods has not been
large the past week. but fully equal TO the cores
ponjing period ls.t year. At that time, few recorders
for goods were received from those districts Of the
South where the yellow fever prevailed while ct
present with general health such restrictions are
noticed. The prospects Of q late Autumn and early
Winter demand for Don este Goods generally, is as
pr misng a. any time lsst year, when the results
OF the season business Of the most satisfactory
character; and We do not spprehend any accumu-
lsops OF stocks at the end Of the year. if an intel
gent adaptation fabric 10 the of the trade is
pursred by the msuufactsrer.
The plan adopted by many Of our epterprsing man.
u,acturers Of fancy woolens Of producing samples Of
styles and colorings before manufacturing tue goods
will cause revolution in that department. Sample
webs have already made their appearance from some
Of our best nis and give promise Of choice styles
being produced here as we shall receive from Europe
Some very large contracts have been made, and
there lie disposition among the trade TO engage liber
ally Ct cassimeres weighing from six 70 eight ounces,
in light and medium shades. Neat checks and irregu
lar Ies, Of novel and lively colorirg likely to be
the style most in demand for the clothing trade. The
unsatisfactory termination Of the heavy Wooden trade
this season has driven manufacturers earlier than
usual on to the light Spring fabrics and some
alarm has beer expressed that the market might be
overlooked, early in the season, with light goods
but when consider that the increased consumption
Of light Cassmeres, weighing OF. ard less, has al
snrihsted the linen trade except for the extreme
South, We are led to suppose that our market will
absorb all good styles that possibly be made with
our present complement of looms. Flannels will be
used for coats the Text season to q great ex-
tent light blue, fancy mixed, and stripes
will soon be called for by our clothing houses,
and we have no doub. will prove highly desirable
when the market opens for s.ee Of ready made goods,
Those parties having looms waiting for some new
idea should at once put them on to thia woolsns Of
flannel texture, ether Of indigo blue of light shade,
or Of neat daIk stripe The best qu.l,y Of wool
s squred in he production Of these goods, andthey
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TJta'. 10, 354. Z

lJA..,.. IooOfH>
The employees on the rosd have nj nbered from 97S
to 09s. When numbering 97s their wsges amounted
TO 81 SEQ ~. Lstter'y when numbering 09S, their
wsges amounted to s26, 032 W.
TIE freight transported on the Chicago and Rock
leland and Peoria ard Bureau Valley Railroad for the
year, was 400 1875 700 lbs; whole number OF loaded
cas- ruI nrg westward l3 74 whole number of loaded
cars running eastward l3 527; total, H,3ll average
tupnsge TO each loaded car, 7 72f-2OJO tuns.
Number CT hcsss pssset 2552
Number Of secon6-clsss passeDeeu. Z6Jt
Number 81 zVIet
Nun Of passengers carried mie. IN
Mum Der of p,sses ytna west 1883
Number OF pasepgsp moving 1852
Number OF way pessen gers z4NS4
Number OF throush peSsspeers Sl,<9lt
The arrangement with the Illinois Railroad COmpany
is to continue in torce for 20 years from Sept. 1882
The amount Of Flour received at Chicago during
the month Of September was 1878 bbls., and Of
Wheat, 2,4O4 SO buhes-together equal to 1858, go
busheIs-beng an excess Of about half million bush.
els of the receipts Of the month 10 any previous
year sirce the settlement Of Chicago. The ship.
mems of the month we're III ,l9j bbls. Of Flour and
1854 $50 bushels Of Wheat equal together to $780,
Col bashels The following table will show the re.
cepts ard shipments Of Wheat and Flour the latter
reduced to bushels-for September stree 1854:
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CALIFORNIA GOLD MIsEs.-Tais far,us q impor-
ts.s festws CT d.. B0ynseas third lecture this
evening.
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TO ARRIVE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun-Rses, 602 Ssts.. 5:3S Moon-sets.. 80
WATER
Sandy Hook. 400 Gov Island. 1853 Hsu0ats $50
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sr, stree 1854:

The amount OF Flour and Grain in store at Chicago
at the commencement Of October for three years past,
was - follows:
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COURT CALENDAR-rH,s DAY.
I'm Sr.Tys DIsTRlCr COURI-Nos, IS,

IL.
1urRrax CouRr-CIRcuIr-PMtl.- Short causes }
Nos. 5iss Sl 1850 sssis 457S 45i, Sol4 1905 $685. sS
~ $3.50 Cas- ls7l no 5l2 sSio, $751; 5s7s 1881 ?t92
etn Std slss sss2 5s 523 ss 5sS 5is2 SSsS sSt $50
tlo 5v! esx2 lS f9s3 PAkT I-Nos 2l72 27f, 2Is 2So
5lss sSS zss 2Iss 1880 2sa 2si 1886 2ls' 2so 2s 2S
SUPREME CouRr--SrEorAL TERMINUS. 81, 81, 81,
~ 81 ~ a. s.. &C., ioi lei los lC4 lcs io7 los no. III,
SsPERIoR CorRr.-Nos l5S, lSS, 81, IOi, 2l6 2l7,
2is "a 2!, - ~ 20 - ga -, sc 2il 24S 90 2i 2s,
go o. 2S5, 24, go, 2ts. go Isl &a
CouRE OF COMMON PLEAs.--Psrt Mos. llSi
1iI2 l22 1879 last 10 i2S Part lI-So. ls5S 1884 1855
1851 l2s ke lo lsoS. 1884 i2 isei 1857 l!es 2,V l2
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The Secretary OF The COMPANY wTltss
You will notice that although receipts are
decrease from 1858 10 September freight better
than last ear The falling off passengers account
Southern rosd aid the locston of the Stse Fair this
year at GAINESVILLE Last year i. was a. Sandusky."
On the Sd nst. the Illinois Central Railroad loaded
geo CARS and unloaded 2i6 the largest days business
they have ever done.
We gave the figures yesterday OF The frs; month Of
the Erie Road under the Receivers administration.
The following are the details;
Nathaniel Ns,h Of TIE Neg York and Erie RAD
road C0ayany.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONS-ocT. 6.-Beiore

XIII ] QNs
nINnECs CAS-

Barney Hsrrsp, an ale ged receiver, was tried and
convicted In the sessions day Hsrsn teeps IN
Psk street alleged received, IL tie month Of June
from bis employer who had los, old aud
sters to the value of s5o The boy Lewis Placed
On the stand bear testimony gsns Hursn lie stated
st sold defendant old copper fly times within two
mouths all The OF f22 price c Is cents
pound and h. hso taken the from the Of biz
sppoy.i he did net tell Hansn that he stole the same,
osp; on he very day when be arrested Hars7 how
ever had told him previously TO look out they b)h uga
s.t IN trouble convicted ths Jury recommending
him 10 p-ry coubt whether the prisoner
properly cnted Therefore the Recorder imposed ony hne
of as.
The Grand jury presented the Court with batch Ct
fpd sn,s whsupon troupe Of prisoners were auAynet
Three very notorious offenders brought up charged with
hi.bvsy Robbery One Ryan Indicted for perjury rh.
individual arrested fo ivns worthless bail for one W.
Ass.p before toe magistrate the City HAL Police Court aud
a. alleged falsely. Ryan, 10 stated Is in tae habit Of
etyips straw ball" for = ccnsi4era Ion.
The Co ut se j,urned till II a. ri. ON Friday
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AcApE.Y OF MUsIc.-Workmen commenced 70 c,ea
the grouI selected as the site for the Academy Of
sic Oh Montague street, yesterday, preparatory to tn
commencement Of the building.
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SUPREME CouRr-CHAMpEas-oc.-s .-sefors j

SUTHERLAND DECISIONS.
10 re Joel w Foot and Charles Cole, insolvents, u
be objections tsksD 10 the proceedings In thes
cas- arc fatal The ed us by
Of The omission Of the judgments respective
w. and the proceeding III D. dismissed.
Before Justice INGRAHAM.
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. sgt. Allen Nj. Sher
mar et Motion granted part noted ia margin Of notice
of motion. Coss abide event.
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STEERS KkLLy. and COsSoLLY. 49,
Philip Bsuelfeld as ault and battery; fined $40
Charles fsu, assault, and battery; husd S. Hugh 0espe
assault ard battery fasd $40 Hiram Kirk assault aud ea'
tery; fined S. James McComb, assault aud battery Used
eS John stinmau assault aud battery hued g. Emty
Snih assault battery; 1dsm-n, suspended. Carl Won
Je assault and battery tined SIS Henry Wilkins assault
and battery; hned $40 Julia Welsh, sssal: aid bs:teIy
6psd e5.
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CorRr OF APPEALs-Oct. Mos. s., 95, struck
CT Arsumert Of ~. Concluded. % reserved for 0o,yll
Coaar OF APPEALS, Oct 5.-No. 10, struck OIL
No IS reserved for Oct H. No. 81 reserved fer O5t Is Ne
a. Weeis sst Low-r- Argued. Mr. John Reynolds fol
appellant M james Brady for resPlrden: NO H. D,yol
AIT Sey uour Argued Mr. John H. Reynolds for appellant
Mr. james Brady for respondent No Il Palmer as psmer
Argued Mr. WE Copwel for appellant, Mr. Jerome Fanel
Sos respondent -
TIE Chef Jude announced the foowirs decisions People
sst Stepaeni Judgment affirmed People As Shepherd jads
nlep, re yexse1 and neS trial ordered.