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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-15

From the Rev. d. Merrige, Pastor OF the Pass
yunk Baptist Church, Philada.
From the many respectable recommendations
gwen to DR.. Aoofiand's German Bitters, | was IN
duced to give them trial. After using several
bottles l found than to be good remedy for de-
biiity, and excellent tonic for the stomach.
b. MERRlGE.
Rev. J. g. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa, was cured
dyspepsia of wsnty years standing.
M
A. NJ. Spanglsr, Editor of the Ctlturist, No IS
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, says this Btters
was recommended to him by med cal friend, and
SIX bottles cured him of complete prostration OF
he nervous aystem.
ev.J newton Brown D. D., editor of the Ence-
clopedia OF Religious ledge and Christian
Chronicle, Phlada.;
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor Of po,borouob
Baptist Church;
Rev. Levi Beck, Pastor ofths Baptist cbur.h
Pembsrton, N. j., formerly Of the North B,nt;.,
Church, Philaaa., at present Pastor of the IAN.
tist Church, Chester, Pa.
These gentlemen express, in the stronger,
rms, their favorable opinion of this Bitters.
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Remember,

xOOxxxV1xKOOx9
That his Bitters Is not Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
tue Rest Tonic in the World.
From the Rev. L. D. Fsndall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philada.l
have derived ecid cd benefit from the of
Hollands German Bitters, and feel it my priyil-
sge to recommend them a most valuable tonic
all who suffering from general debility or
rom diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver. Yours truly, Z. d. FENDALL.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
G. a t arrh Snuff

THIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved tsel
i to be the best article known for curing tn
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Gives Immediate Keller
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using it are delight
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More than Thirty Years
OF sale and use of DIR. MarshaIl's Catarrh and
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moment 1t stands higher than ever before.
1t 10 recommended by many of the best pbysici-
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Read the Certificate of Wholesale Drug.
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The undersigned, having Tor many years been
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headache Snuff, and sold it in wholesale
trade, cheerfully state that we believe it to be
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hEREslANN HOUSE

CORNER ILLINOIS d WASHINGTON
STREETS, ROCK ISLAND.
HAVING purchased this hotel and fitted
[ it up in good style, l respectfully solicit
share of public patronage. The house is located
in the very centre OF business, the ferry land
ing and not far from the railroad depots.
A few boarders can be supplied with good
rooms and board.
s-I have a fine large stable, good safe wagon
yard, and plenty of room for farmers' teams, and
/ respectfully solicit the patronage of the farmers,
and OF all others who wish to stop at good hotel
N. B.-A good barber's saloon connected with
the house. CHARLES HERMANN,
PROPRIETOR.
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is the only Physician. as a Spedal-
lst, now in Chicago that can be en-
tirely relied upon. Go to him, and
not suffer that horrible disease to
remain In your system, disfguring
your face and body, besides dss-
troyIng your happiness aud future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

pear personally but represented BY his counsel NJ
Oats The husband Of the lady with whom The adultery
charged also present. :.
On the being called SIR James stated that no ready
70 proceed but before doing 30 had the Court fr
an attachment against witness charged Ia the complaint
person with whom the defendant had been for some years
ana now was cohsbng She had been served with SUD
pens, but did not appear.
Judge BernardOn proof OF service Of the subpoena VIII
issue on attachment against her and let the case stand over
I'LL tomorrow.
Mr. Duophy asked that be postponed till Friday as tAs
servant VINO resided with the defendant and the defaune
witness ad suddenly disappeared He hoped 70 have her at
tendance or that morning.
Mr. Burri objected to the trial taking place In public
When the OF third parties involved the proceed
ngs wersnvarlaby conducted 10 private Mrs 0atss
he'd been mentioned 10 tie complaint and IL due
that the evidence should not be made public
Mr. James argued that the parties charged inDocert
public trial should be sought rather than avoided by them
His client bad been aduced and accused adayts " being
a spiritnalisi, which almost amounted 90 a libel
Judge Bagnad-I Should think ii libel II was called
one.
hr james further argued that the defendants OF the
character OF Mrs Oats since they had not protested
by oath or otherwise by putting in answer 10 the COM
plant denying tho charges matter which. man Of
honor he bound TO do II she innocent From vhse
had trans pred evident that all the defendant sooghh
deprive his wife Of the fair and reasonable allowances
adequate 10 his income.
After further discussion the matter adjourned 70
Friday st 10 a. m.
Msssrs James Dunphy for plaintiff Mr.. Burrl sa1
Mr. WsrBg for defendant.
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Arrived.

se.msbp Tripo tBr Harrison, Liverpool eth aud oascu,Own
9th inst. with Hdss end SS' rs, to +. Cqnard ~
l7th inst, With md'e snd pass to r. Il Mallory.
Der Of tho steamship Epglud passengers Jeff at HI
the National Steam Navigation Co. She anchor ct the Lower
saa,hp Neptune Baker Boston with mde and pasl Isaac
Steamship Mary Sanford clari Boston with mdse and pass tn,
steamship Phillips Morehesd City y. c.. day., with cot
ship Richard tBren Biehen.en Bremen % dsy. with ude
and 3D. ps's to n rn'tot Co. Two children died
"s Mar io PT hn,,sspo VIA Bs,upd
~ Az ~ib n5.s ~ rn,c 49, Z ~, y va o''-
Chairman Co las had constant heavy westerly gales tin up with
sernste light west srly wind. end canis
Ship E1eesio Pendeon Liverpool 30 days with mds. end 100
' 70 samuel honpson nephe" has been Y days W Of long
to howsnd frohrehum Encountered very severe wNw se'
BarG Whitehall OF P'6oro s.. Wal, Antwerp 30 days with
Brig William DoOson, ST. Domingo City, 30 days with WOOL to
Brig Bogots Lind.ey A,psnwal % days toll. Joy
Bg Rio rl johnson Ardfssan 80 days with pig Ton to H. j.
Brig George Amos Ward Pensacola 10 days with lumber to C.
Big Alice Franklin (of Yarmouth, 81 Brown Hsvsna IA days
with to sursc. Co. Has been days NJ Of Hars' with
"A B NH & IT TThS%p;oa C DaSts Rio 'n'f0 March
&C. Gswsy Cs.do Has had very heavy NV gale, during tn.
Brig Virginia Lindsey Wilmington N c.. days with timber to
Bns P ELLIOTT of Boston, Bray sru. day. with mo,s.e
70 @a'teF ias had very heavy weather lost % &c Sy Ga
Brig Robert Nome (o New Haven't Hotchkis Maysgns r. r..
sth VIII &c to H. TIowbndges sons On the h inst,
a. lat "a % long 50 10 spoSe sch Harmony hence for Mansana
20 So long Il dereet wateoged sud
gone by the deck The vessel the Royal Standard Of An
napois n s.
brig Centaur Maron Cienegos days with Tbomp
Son Hunter Has been 10 days n Il Hatea, with heavy NV
winds and sp.urg oreiopmas-
Brig Herbert Dbl Barker Giace Bay with coal
Brig Conceero spn Msr'stane Maanza7 ID days with mo-
lasses. o Peasant Bros
Brig Memphi. Bt1 Sanford Windsor days. with plaster to D.
r. DeNVof K Co.
schr. Oaicksiep Richardson. NewHsyen for Philadelphia.
J.
Schr. F. L. Smith. Brown, M!lhrige. days. with lumber
Schr Lebsnah, Wall Rcudout for Newburyport
Frances Ellcu. Farrdn Hor dout Boston
schr. Benz. Eurlish. Baker, Rondont for Boston
Sclr. Mary Hall. Poland. houdou for fe River.
v America }, CoTnwaIis. with potatoes
W II. Bow Jackson Providence t. Geo. n Sanahsn
Soop Oregon Rhosdes Providence to Geo. ~ Srsnlhsn.
Sloop T. Brown. Nigl,nsn Goo n Sranahsn.
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so Greenport, Long Island X. Il, Jame.sip; T.
r. "a ana $3.50 and lsip a. m ana and oO m
To hackettstOwn nterned ate stations oy Al0rn ahd
Essex h r., foo, Of Bsreiay-.t. al 800 a. IA by sane
road for stations Of Ml5urn al f'lp D. N. Nor
To New Haven connecting with r. X ioE iAitOI sH1
sprngted--teaners cave Peck SLID aia IL P ~
10 New Haven, by the New haven PHl 2Itls snd ah
at.......7 g. il.j l2l5 3 3;t3 ~ ahi p m
T. Newhurgh West Point, Poughkeepne hol1ou. ahu
Kingston landing II Coz1eu's Dock. Cornwall and Milton
steamer Mary Powell foo. Of Desb.oe. daiy a:...''O H.
To Nowbursh and fshk BY Magenta, caiy Suh-
dsy e1eeped. from foot Of Barclay St, at.'.. p u
To NewbuTgh Pou- hkeepsic, Rondout aud intermeoae
landing, by steamers, loot Of Jayst, daily lsunday eE
To SorwsF connecting with tie D.nbury R.R bysteamsr
heyersnk. Pier No. 81 T.. r. daily a............ y ID
10 The West, by Central Railroad OF New Jersey VIA Al
Ientown nom foot OF Libertyst., n. X. a. E IL IA -
and BUop m. Sunday D. H.
10 Philadelphia by NewJsrsey KaliToad, Of Court
land,st, Z and 10 l. n, l. III, and . nl and IL
midnight Sunday. p
To Rye forichester and Greenwich. Conn, by steamer
John Rouer from Peel slip daily, p NJ
To Troy. by steamers Connecticut and Rip Van Wrinkle,
daily Saturdays excepted from Pier No. 40 ~ r. at. NJ
TO Washington. BY New-Jersey X. X. foot OF Court
isndtst, and 10 n, p. IN, and u midnight
To SewOTans Saturday. Black Star and Asw-lors
Mail Steamers Line.
For savannah, every Thursday Murrays Line Office No.
81 and o. Souil-st.
For Savannah. every Saturday, by Empire Line. Carl
Allen. No Bowling
For savannah. every Thursday Pioneer Line Pier No.
n p H.
For Montana and ldiho-see advertisement
information Railroad Time Tables, sd
q Of this
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Trnvelerr, Guide.

r Albany oy Hudson r. H.. Depo, 50th-st and iothsve
ami BY Harlem Il. H.. Depot 1othst and tth'av- wa
Hudson River 1i5, 10 m, J. :, aud II p NJ wa hM'
lem II a M and o Sunday train. via Hudson RIVER
In m City car, run between Chambers and sOIh'st
,tai N and CITY Hall and l6thst. station 49,
o Albany by ST. John and Dean hiehHohi
daily fsundsv eIceptsd Of Csnast Rial p
To Albany landng, by steamer ArueliA
foot ofDssbrosse.st day......:... III
10 baltimore and Washington, by the NewJer'ey H. h
foot Of Courtisndtst, and 10 IA. ] p. H. anu -
midnight. sunday 80. " NJ
9suD ....................... pm
4. ,nS en-, " Observation-Disclosures IN. and p
IS sS SS,.I an e' ia and m
To Csnsndaisas, Rochester, Buffalo Salamanca and west
Nv H-is Railroad. loot Of Chsn0ers-st al T. ~ me-
$3.50 and pn EnhTsnt p "a
Y camden, by Rsrisn aud Delaware Bay hsirosd rom
srs1 H. H. q u. aud AIS n u. freEhi GsA
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BY ship a. this Kpercnced very WNW gales
to long g. March % during bard gi from n struck bY
which the from the the
severely brusug shout the aud legs CARED raj
poop aud the Windows
April 3d. during hurricane heed snip ast n the
which the constantly punp
Sta they became eHhaused obilei 70
hire u Of the passengers keep pumping day. discovered
der sprung 10th heavy gale carried all the
steering obliged to slip with the until tue
sieeTed by Of tackles and
with difficulty brought safe into port
Bg Memphis frD while backing down the East River In
collision Ciuton the br- bboom
head gear cutwstcr damaging joiner Of
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT ot sEw- YORK..
Cleared.

Cleared.
steamship Abemsc Bourne, Norfolk cry Point Rchmond Li'
frr.'sn. Fox & Co
Ee,mship Tariffs (Brl Lsndando, Liverpool Z. Canard.
s,,bn Moro Cssfe Adsns, Haysns SIoford 1eiton Co.
sts,ah,p Fricsson Lowb-r Breuen via Cowe Ruge Bros
s,snhip ssrntog Ming Ncrio, City Point and Richmond O.
H.in@ck zen Palmore. - -. r. os,
s,s,nship Ellen s. Terry, chaPn, NewbSp c Sood'Ieed
-'.hir Nv. Yofk, Piait, Alexandria ,. Hand
s,esn.hip John Gibson, Youns AleI.ndra y ~ smAT -
s..I,, Di,go Sherwood Portland, H. y. cromwell 70
Si 81 josep6 Alexander San Fancsco Merchant CafinA
B,A Norma NOW Msiheson Falmouth for ofeer' fuueh
Heincke Wcndt. -. IL. o,de,, Fppeh
Asincke 1 Nendt.
81 =, y ~ NJ Bsfbsdos n Trowbrdee's SOM,
Bar American Esge Hsrfoid Asdnws fSns1s hsSsl 70
Ban vs. r. Anderson Kfburn Csrdelss D. "sio c,..
BIZ Ad.l, Vcnez Lsufeon Porto Cabeo boonen OisNe'
kC0
Big Camilla (Bfl Newman CienfaegoI NJ otco
sehi Abbie Bradford Freeman Cages Brett son TO-
beLf Monose Mott Galveston SuFges, Chairman 20 r.
eebf Veto Tahi Isvsecs and Indsnols McCready 70
sStL Inrss 5istsrs Davis faaianols TnupeT Bsttu
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COURT CALENDARS-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME oURT-CRcUIT-Part Nos: ioVy'
1891 l62I 1923 1925 1921 1929 1881 1893 1852 10Y iof
lGi3 1919 1851. 1851 l66l 1908 1861 1909 fart -Aa
journed Part IINos Ga 4OJ i47l ~ ~,
54 H. 49, Az coz 1852 723 a. 1893 lo l2fo Ia ~
III5 Iool SPECIAL TrRx-Demurrers-N 1914 Issues OF
Law land Fact-Nos 800 229 23I 10 2t7 oHBks-Nos CO.
e5 So IA. 100 l22, 1871, l35, 1855 10, III, lt 49,,
Term-PAEr ar unchang ed; add No. 1896 go
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part l-No ss az 81,
1870 1851 1871 1879 $50 1905 l474 1888 1916 iSo 10 10
$50 1892 Part IL-NOs l32 l59l 1854 lo"o ioo' i0''
16oa lslo asa I4tO 1882 1893. 1896 1890 1888
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY 2a-Betore
Judge NELSON.

A COTTON CASB
Alexander Denson sgt. Simon Draper .
There are four or five which were originally
brought Supreme Court Of the State Of to
large number Of bales OF cotton valued IN all at so
OO received defendant agent under the laws
Of United states IN relation to captured and abandoned
property In the insurreetionary States. . - go ,
The plaintiffs issued OF repeyn TO the Shern hnu
be thereupon took possession Of the cotton In question
The defendant through Mr. Courtney United states DIST
rio, Atoruey acting behalf OF the Government took
ceedngs the actions TO the United States circuit
Court under the Of 1903 known the Force Act and
aso under March 1868 and obtained stay OF
In the Circuit Court upon the plaintiffs and the
Sheriff The plaintiffs that tho Circuit Court deter
ine that such procaed for removal were imperative and
void aud the action be deemed still pending 10 the State
Court Argument the motion Sill on MessrS OConnor,
Fy arts Pierepont Brady fustus and Thompson for plant
is for defendant c. Courtney Amos Eames and Malcom
Campbell
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Msy1 10 20 80 long 60 TO- schr Harmony hence fo' Man',
May Il at % 50 n long . W. brig C. York Of and from
Portland. for Mstanzss
Msy long IS clip J. l. Thisrnsu from
Bremen lor Baltimore.
May long G. o. barkentnc vs, from New iort
for Mararaibo. : d8ys out
MAY z In a. % 80 long s. bIia lof s. John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

This case, which appears to attract considerable at
,enton was called up again yesterday lie the supreme Cou
Chambsr. The PLAINTIFF with another lady was in attend
a,t.d bahind har COUNSEL Tas dsfsndant did rot ~
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rAeuora Ddn.

steamship Trpou this porMay A. in lat 81 H. long IS
passed steamship Persa bound 18Th lat 90 long - IS
British 18th. ai 20 long ~ Is BAH
Wu Rahboue for LveOo lOh in at Al 81 long - H.
bark Thomas Willing bound ".
The ship Sma recently arrived this port has been towet to
Eastern lot repairs.
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BORT tl)ar0en's Noiire.

SrArY NHw -YoRK.
PoRT-WIRDKNs OFFICE No. p Nilism,t}
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ passed a. 1851 EMIT - An Act TO s
Wa1en Office OF the Port o! New Nofk 10 4.
interested having chsrse Of the subject MISTER Of ,uh
that the following vessels
Po Wsden st ts said
examinations completed within e,dsys succeeding this
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VEw.Y0RK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY. IA, loe1

e".-os,, Station EewYos corner 1wsny,.yen,h'r. ard
fOurth-avs LHuanee on i~eHtv''evenih''l
ys.,,,. THA az sJ LFAyE S NEwT 0; L . 400
Fo 8idsspor zoo 500 lEIj n.sO m; l2I5, CEIJ 300
tor Milford ssd siratioIa, ,o 40 ~ 80
Forfshed Southport and wesiPor 10" lSoS Il 1'' oSO
For EorwsH 100 300 CEI) go nDa NJ l2I,, EN- 800
Oh as. 40 $50 SEQ tEx.l5.
70, osri,n TO- go Il 20 % 2ls go Ss9 n
fcr Greenwich 40 80 liJ0 ID 80 & ~ 30 % pm Vi,
s1@oTe 90 % t1J $50 lLS9 n Ha tk@J H''
chester nermedaie stauon' 100 Sso ii' n
s''' 90 Az ''''' CO coetNiS2cSrNe TRAINS
fo Bolson Wis sprinsheld SS r. tLf sVS 'Li'''' p d.
Fo is',.5Td AMI Springfield $50 EIj iai5 30" CEIj
~ 5rnec.icus River Raroal,oOoa tEI) i2i5p t0Mon
Tor Hartford Proyasaes and Fihs Railroad 600 Erl
so Nss Haven NewLondon and stOnug0n Railroad zoo
o. f % a. ,,ns glTo'd i5is o m to Yor,hsms;oa
10 nou.s.onic Ralro-d. ga IN.
20 ,rss,a'l G SoSs se' Ro. so o5 m 4wpw
CommOdos' Sleeping Cars attached to "a IS H oYr sio
NEW,JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tralns leave foot Of
~ Cgrlsnd, Tor PuiLADELPHrA and 10 M. u
ssd l. ~ baltimore and wAHrSsroS al and 10 m
p 10. ga u midnight
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Tr eve Ier.ey City Tor Pisrmor ne 92 Co., rs
- ri p On Saturdays only at Has a. Inc VIZ
=" ''i % run THos " DENAREsT Superintendent
nApITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL CONTAIN EOTCE.-On snd after MONDA1' May H.
SPRss Lin FoR C1MDEN' DiRECT taking ps'.sser'
Re- Bank Long Irineh faflnsase bcAs s,,n as
T 4iii. i' TO ciaDEs Is 5AotRs gAGL SO.
80 M r Iof,nouii, Higblanis. Idl ctOw Rec bins
strsw w. Ksoriowa ocean Pot Breh Por' l97s Branch
s SeS. d hs AE Ei cASDEN F4RE 81 ,,n
fRttGHr TRAIN ~ 5p r. To- eh pom" Gu 'N' ''' AN
kfTtES1so TRAINS LEAyE cANpEN. ,.,,.
go y. slsa p M srivns in New At 4 .. . .
VA M and L'f'' a. $50 d. 'i'ISnS y cIAYToS sup
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p,.s.uRer. Arrived.

PROM GALVESTON AND KY WEST j. n,saH,shp o,n.
,f,s d W Fcnsud MTs. Miner, Mis- NJ. Meste o.
E ~ Moran Grave " Hcndey, J. I. seisht Broban.
ut Motion Fulford J. G. Picker Mr kugsiord Aoly p
Mr. Sresnbo and cidren ss MARY Flynn : NJ Baldwin and
FRow aS5WEEP Gc-In slip Nay Whiuidge-j MeGlveisy
- - fy. IN idrrn; A. McGilvTsy Miss Ress Day
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sehr cai..a penaed Hartford Racket Tookef Taylor
6chr. White Swan Wooster. Cess j. Boyntos. Son Co
Schr EVELYN Crowley Philadelphia J. w. Mckee Co.
schr Plymouth Rock Psrer Boston Racket Tookr TAYLOR
schr Hope TOR D. Canning Newark N j. ID. H. Dew oil Co
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ,
a.. D., an SIN s~,.......7:le Moon Ri'es..'.4.OI
Hes DAY D .
All rl,. A. Gov Issnd.4.26 He. Gate.......'' !
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rN1rEp srATEs coMAnssloNEEs oFFIcE-MAI q

The United States agt. Lamarande.-This case, IN
which the accused charged with dtourHn de tond' Gem
beEement Of funds) from the Branch Bank Of Poeers
France was commenced to-day before Commissioner Belts
In reply usual questions put by the 20
the accused he stated not guilty when the urtner
hearing in adjourned to Monda! next al IL
o'clock m.
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SUPERIOR COURT-STECAL IERN-MAf 2J-BeIore jus
MCNEIL
DECISIONS.
Uamlin Babcock agt VIM. l.. Hermance.-Judg-
r,ent for plaint n dissolyng partnership.
julius u. Garrely agt Fred. Boan-Moton denied with
Gins b. Allen agt. Herman Monaze.-MOon granted
terms
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TERN-MAr o.
Before Judge CalDozo.
DECISIONS.
Kelly agt. Yerby.-Motion denied; no costs.
Kaufman agt Hill-Motion granted
Firmer agt Smith-see opinion
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Il Chamber.st.. VIA Psvouis Ferry;
and West Connec with Lake and Grand TIunh
Bsyys Salamanca With Atlantic and Great western Han
e.os n. mlk end way Train daily to O,i'vins 49,,
Mall for BItllO. saananca and Dunkrk con
s~cns Great Western Railways
3D. "a. Wsy Train, of Mid etoygn. -, 49,, W.,
Night Express Tor Rochester Buaao Salamanca Dun
D m lightning Express daily, FOR Rochester, Buffalo
sa inca Dunkk aud West Connects at Buffalo with Lsks
Grand Trunk Railways and At Salamanca with Atlantic
% Enisrsnt Tssin daily Buffalo Salamanca DrntiIk and
~ r. BARR Gent Pass. Ageat. New-York.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
On and er Monday May a. 1900 trains foT bsny and Troy
connecting with Northern Western trains VIII ttVe Ne"i OK
m Exrress train via Hudson River Railroad Thie.h
"a Tenh through Buffalo and Suppression Bridge without
cars aud connecting Troy with trains .or Rutland Bur
6s a. Mai train Hudson Railroad connecting Albany
with trains, and al Troy with trains for the North
Fourte connecting Chatham with Western hiosd 100 so
TOY with trains for Saratoga SPRING. Rutland Burlington and Mon
Erpres. train via Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany T iFan ioI West and at Troy with trains io Montreal
EIpre.s tain via Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
Road for Lebanon Springs and fhed az Albany
or West and Al Troy with train for Rutland Burlington
Express train via Hudson River Railroad with eepnEcsr
and through Buffalo snd Suspension bridge without
chang care Also Sleeping Car every dy excepting sseIdy' s
Rome and o. Railroad This tram vii run on Sunday Connee
zion ~ Troy wi ,, msde q E A6sny .,,,.ha
arriving Albany end Troy the morning aud connecting "h
''''' ''' wM II. VANDERBILT vcePresid.nt
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table.
Mas leave James slip y ca ~ for GTeenpor and
way ssons 1890 for syose, and stations $3.50 m y
press Trains for 0reeupor 4 ~ p M syoss' ana ~
= North p way stations and on saturday nights 70 lsphan
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
wi 30, Of Bay-On and after Nov ~ Morning mai Trans
Express stations Of Mbunn at ale p NJ Morn'
Wv" p ~ : SCHOOL, As.l.,sn, Snperiutsr lent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
SUPREME COURT-CnAxBRRs-M 23-Befors Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.

The People ex rel. 4. l.. Hall agt. VIM. Durand.
Motion granted Defendant must pay s25
Jose Menendez agt A. haseras ct al Reuben s. Haighf
se Wood ct al Margaret Brkett sgt John Jackson
VIM Graham sgt. NJ. l.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. denied.
John Pfsrr agt Gauerstine PfArrJudgment OF divorce
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

P,,-o.r Station In YORK Twentvseven,h. ard
iourtnay. Eutlance o Iweuty-seyeninsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

Ogyfet,II MAY p. 1863. 2 o'clock o.
Present Henry Smith ESQ President supervisor stewart EY
Tweed SHOOK Roche Wiinsnn Hays and Bestsy-lO 49,
Tie Board p.Is1ut 10 adjournment Ia eiT Chamber No. Il
City Hall