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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05
SHERMAN HOU SE,"
JUST OPENED BY
'-Iho$. BradlGU

the most complete Hotel in
l. our town, Everything combined to fur
nlsli the best accommodation ever yet offered
to the public,
Meals furnished at all hours table provid-
ed with the best of the season. Also, fine
ice cream saloon fitted up and attached to the
house, aud Il DAR unrivalcd for the variety
aud quality of its contents Choice wines and
brandies, good whslley, ale, fine cigars &c,
form \ few among the prominent items. -
Travellcrs.and those dcsirous of irefrcshmcnl
Will do well to call, 'Tom" still retains his old
reputation Of an accommodating gentleman,
ant hospitablc landlord. House, the one for
merry occupied bv the Messenger Office.
May 0,llM.- -lY "
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

OSE of the pleasing incidents oflast Wed
nesday transpired in the evening. A re
spectacle number of our Union loving
citizens, attended by band of music, ser
enaded Mr.. JNo BUCHANAN, who from the
steps OF his residence replied in n short but
fofcible and eloquent address 1t was truly
refreshing to stand within. the sound of his
voice after the rituals and mummcries of the
day. Although it raincd whilst he was
speaking the crowd hear him out frcquen-
tly interrupting by bursts e applause. At
the close they gave him %4lcarty 'threc
times three and quietly dispersed Mr..
BUCHANAN is, determined to eight it out on
this line !" We hope to hear from him
frequently and with telling effect.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05
NotlCed

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
L ton will be made at the next Session OF
the Pennsylvania LegisatureA My the Odd
Fe lows Association, at Waynesburg, Greene
county Pa, TO change the name Of the samc
to the EXCHANGE BAsK or WAYNEsBURa,
Also, to authorize said bank to issue stock in
shares Of fifty dollars each, the whole not to
exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
JOS. y. RANDOLPH, a. f,
Julyll,'6 '66. en-. l t'9f President.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

All the best Pcrlumery and finest Toilet
soa9s for sale ut Bradcns Cheap Dug store.
DISTINGUISHED CnNI;,crEEs. The H..
iustratea chronological Journal for Sep.
tclnbur Contains Portraits, with descrlp-
lions, OF Count Blsrnatk, Of Prussia;
A'chduke Albert, Of Austria; Queen
Il nina. OF The Sandwich Islands; Horace
Vcraet, Ct France; Cyrus w. Field. of
New York; Tagging, and Fogsing,
Female Suffrage, Foreign Airs, etc A
rich numoer 20 cents, or 81 wear
Fowler & WELLS, N. Y.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Philadelphia, ,Scp.
l..-Flour dull super $7,00@0,o0; family,
$l4,00@l6 90. Red Wheat, S9,Go@2. 10
steadyy fair lol@ll}. Whiskey dull at 9 ,40c.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

BosroS,. Sept i.--Pennsylvania, which Is
mostly held above the market, we note small
sales Of extra and double extra fleece at $50
article taken fora special purpose, at 75c " ID.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05
FCoT 5@les
NHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
| the property known MS the I'd
a. a " ID 2 A - EM

situate q New I3r0Wnsvillc, MOnongalia com
y, w Va, three miles from Blacksyillc,
Dunkard Creek, containing about PIG acres,
II IS in fine order, good now dwelling house,
carriage house, barns, sheep pens and all me-
ccssary out buildings Fences are in good
repair fine young orchard Of choice fruit
upon the promises II is near to churches
schools, stores, mills, &c, sc. The farm will
be shown Ivy Mr. A. w. 1enncnt. near the
premises, orby the subscriber,
l. iI.' AUGUSTUS ESEN WEN.
NAV %. If Mupel Farm Dunknrd
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

%RO A MONTH!-AoSSrs
wanted for ak entirely new articles, jus, out.
addres 40. T. CAREY, City Building, Bldde.
ford, Mine. i'm H. 7,'66.-Iy.
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10000

FORTUNES FOR TIE MILLION !!
w TONDERTUL DISCOVERY. NO HUM
w bug Any one can engage in It's manu-
iacture. win sell everywhere In every
family. Very little capital required. Send
two stamps for full particulars.
i. G. Dyer,
Lock Box 30, Allegheny City, Pa.
September 8, &c. 81
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

RtVDCEt "OtuSHCFCy,
Carriage sss Manufacturer
ml6ipaa WAfNEsBuKG, Pa
RESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has
III located in Waynesborg, Pa, where he in
tends to manufacture
ID .ict % A II RIA G ES
Ofevery description. From his experience In
the business, he feels confident that his work,
in style, finish and durability, will give entire
satisfaction. II his determination to purchase
she best material in Market and employ none
but competent worlsmen.
eyAll new work warrcnted for one year.
Wavnesburg, Feb. 2l, 1860 I'll I.,...,..
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ALL AT SHORT PROFITS.

Call and see our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Thankful for the very extensive
patronage already b!sowcd, we hope to merit
continuance Of the same
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-09-05

1t is herc-it is here I!
Wayncsburr, aurl. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
THE FrRSTAVE. HOMICIDE.

rVKsTIGATroS BY CORONER EAUMASS-Bx EXAMINATION
op SEVERAL wrTSsssEs-THg ACCUSED COMMITTED
WITHOUT BAIL.
Yesterday James Dougherty, Michael Hughes, aud
Molae Meagher vero saFned before Coroner Sauma al,
the Coroner office No Centre st. TO answer the charge Of
having caused death Of walter Wes,eo,i 10 the saloon OF
Michael Meyers No 80 Frs. by cutting hin with knife
on the morning Of the % The following tie testimony
taken
Michael h.shsr being 'worr ts,sdi r.Ids Ne 30 E.H
morning woke snd We 81, on the bed taking there were
ntsys We -.re 'slns Of -hs' hsppsasd ne n,'
pqD.h,ry d s9, BIN ..sos 's IL Is. % % %
BLACK ny e, s., .wOsu api ga not rsI.@osf any
s Sgl e. DS S.f!u s ne siH sS sd n
&c ~: S S T s NOV 81 sc % n re a Ss
.Gs my ya ss S a:S s Oven wsS.y md he
Js.; Sns . ~, ,s' T1 Ss ,
80 drunk that did not inow anything ,,,, -, .,
Michael Hugb' beus and dspo.ed1 reside No 900 E.
u. night ofth. arsy Do %, Know occurred
room rbsr. VS. s.spihs shs s.ssd me i wss
told her bu, would Try 'nd Ind him si:d her II he wa:
him they told there such
Hou. but could not back 10 his mother,
S tod Ss 9ss s no d (. 5 I sd S
and hs. Dogghry SIZED for = be save 20 him sne When he cane
Doasy bad confessed having cut The sAd that he you'd cut
bis ssr Sssn IN p nS'o 5o we Ss ~ % & oop or 3
omsn teshe5I Sergeant Of Police detailed The In
ordered take charge Of this and obtained
Harris ofths Eighteenth Precinct 90 s.is had slight de-
,cnponI Of The while looking FOR Whitney discovered hs
whereabouts Of Michael Heshes the afternoon Of the lh Inst,
proceeded the Franklin Forge frs, between IwenysIth
and Twenty seventh % with officer Hsrr and arrested Hughes be
told that MesgheT the shop and arrested
told the ether James Doughe
Whitney then instructed officer Harris 70 keep close
watch Doughefty boarded In 1Wenysghth a.,
morning Of the 18Th inst Hams arrested Doushery 81 the
hou and brought him 70 the central ONCE
OfHe,T Harris shtsenh Precinct et,hed-I srsed
Hesh.. Mslh.T shi forss ssoo, GelSel on s.:
urdy hsagher stated to that Dovshsy hsa confessed
him bsd stabbed the Mshs also stated to me that
Doufhsr.y he kn night and that be h
ard The why be bad stabbed deceased was ocAu 90
css,ed ,raci him ssd Dougssrly a bis sisters house
. o eoek Monday moTnins.
At the conclusion Of the above testimony Doughery wac
formally examined by the Coroner when he stated that be was
- years age born in this city and was maehnst by
occupation In answer the charge he said innocent
OF H. nothing about it, AL the prisoners young
men and that peculiarly oaeh expression acquired BY
hanging around seetcorners They belong 10 the Twenty
first Ward party roughs that have given the police 50 much
trouble times lately The Coroner decided 20 commit Dough-
ery TOmbs without bail 10 await the seton Of the grand
jury and senf AeSgher 70 the Houss Of Detention ioF VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
THE TOMBs POLICE COURT
Before Justice Downing.

ASSAULT on A WRE-Yesterdsy morning james
RogAn Quarreed with his wife Cshne ct their residence the
cause Of the quarrel being eaousy the part Of the husband
Tho snsaged finally caught and made furious
assault upon wife cutting her the throat and both hands
nong but NOT dangerous wound, Before the husband
could accomplish his purpose OF numbering his wife she
capped nom s grasp and running into ths street procured
officer and the arrest Of The sssaAnk He
rned before Justice Bowling at the Tomb and having
Se,ed hs nut wa committed for trial 10 default Of k 900
bail he 10 native Of Ireland, aged 30 years
IyHt1iAy cospucr-Yererday one John Comedian was
found lying on tho sidewalk In RObnion BY Of The Third
Precinct pcs helpless condition He stated ths.
Friday last While a. work for Mr. Crapston In Proyidencs
10 fen nom buiding and severely injured
about The and hands AZ TO completely disable him He
pisd For admission the hospital In that city but rsfs
on tbs ground that he did mob belong there and he might BE-
come charge on the county He was placed steamboat
brought 70 his CITY and turned sdr the streets Jus
bowling before whom BIO brought directed that be be sent
% the Commilsionsrs Of CHARITIES and Correction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
NOMINATION OF SCHOOL ISsPRcToRs- ELECTION OF
ASSISTANT suPERINTENDESTs OF SCHOOLS HTc.

NOMINATION OF SCHOOL ISsPRcToRs- ELECTION OF
ASSISTANT suPERSTKSpESTs OF SCHOOLS, HTc.
The Board met At o'clock last evening the Presi-
dent james r. Mclean, ssq, in the chair.
His Honor the Mayer sent in Communication nominating
the following named persons inspectors Of Common Schools
70 I'll vacancies which viii the first day Of January
1906 $3.50. 49, -,
Pirs, DisY<t John ot4r.eni Second D Henry Tee Third
District Aied hoors Fourth District W. r. brneheyhoh Inh
District Richard Fsows sIih District Thea j. Hall Eleventh.
District John O. ssjsn-
which was referred 10 the Committee on By.LGvs
resolution adopted that all the Public Schools be closed
on the day falling Thanksgiving Day.
The Board BY BALLOT reelected hessrs William Jones and
Norman A Cabins Assistant Superntendents Of Grammar
Schools for three years from January next
The Committee Tcesheu 20 whom rscommitted their
rspor relative the dismissal Of Louisa NJ Riley Principal
Of the Primary Department Of Grammar School No a. In the
Nineteenth Ward for cruel and unusnAl punishment 70
scholar reported Ia favor Of adopting the following resolution
Rd That th. Board esnns comply With the request o. the
sekool fesr, hnstssnth Ward removing Mrs Riley nom
hsr petition Paoys fhnsry Department Gammsr School
opnoa that she unnscsssarly soa
showed vipdevs Sp the punhmsn o the child who MADE
the dstuYbaace oheo the 9Th although hs
aid ehild vss guilty Of stealing thsre
Amer long debate Mr. Bloomfield offered resoutioe for
The Foregoing which adopted that the charges preferred
against Miss Riley BE- dismissed the evidence sdducsd not DO
ing sufficient 10 sustain this same
Mr Bloomfield offered resolution calling for more
ios gss various departments Of the schools which
Wa lost and tho Board sciopInsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

land tire Ferry far Che grading and condition OF The
street strip Of land would permit Before the DRY
Dock East Broadway and Battery Company actually
commenced taking qualified possession OF the center
or middle part Of that part OF Thirty iourth-st
or Cc stup OF land by locating and constructing tEcu
evte5sior ! DO not see why either Railroad Company
ad ma RI INT 10 Hko their extension through along the
couer or middle The street strip 20 tho exclusion
of the other from thai particular location 40 not
- o what pnciple tho Court could have favored tho right
ofeer complny thus locate their extension TO the exclusion
M the other before any actual attempt at such location But
think ha the Dry Dock East Broadway aud Battery Company
hy FIRST actually taking qualified possession Of the center
middle Of street strip Of land by locating and con
structing their extension as far they did IN
iii interfered with by He agents servants
the other Railroad Company acquired the right 20 complete
construction OF and 10 operate their extension 90 the ey
or the condition Of the street sp ard the
convenient operation Of the ferry would permit 70 the exclusion
right o The other company % interfere with
the construction operation Of the Dry Dock East Broad
way aud Battery extension thus located. have caro-
fully examined The question between The two railroad com
panies and other principle ground upon WHOM
we can put any decisions do pot think that the in
cumbTance that the New York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany or s officers agents intended 90 further extend
thCr tracks through middle o. the sce or s
Of land and had the ties or other materials Tor sueh
through the center or middle would be convenient for
them IN Tire construction because their tracks east OF
Ersave which had been constructed some tune before he
other Railroad Company commenced locating and constructing
ter extension on tie middle Of the street or sp did
or could affect or impair the right OF the Dry Dock. East
Broadway and Battery Company first 10 actually locate Gnd
their they did The order
In the action between the Railroad Companies and Ia which
Oliver Charck and the Ferry Company parties Defendants
should he reversed and the Injunction which was vacated ~ A.
restored and continued with The plaintiff 20 be PAID ~
TIE New York and Harlem Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
before Judge RuGtsl

COURT OF GENIkAL biSSiONS
before Judge Russell
FALSE REPRESENTA- TIoSs Manuel Cortez, span.
lard having the assumed nams Don Pedro spanish Con
sui and Manuel Fernando was yesterday tei and &C
Quilted on the charge " obtaining goods by false prenes
The complainant In the case benjamin h Bam'e Eeep
with letter ofintroductou from brother butcher doing bls
Fulton Market Tie defendant represented himself
washing AZ the foot o. wenteths North River and be de
sired 10 purchase provisions for bis next voyage Relying on tho
70 e va1o ~ 81 CO. on credit and So advanced him 60 The
charge Of false petenses made because the prisoner could
dence was proven however 70 that defendant
not The owner Of such schooner On this TIE provisions had
prosecution a verdict Of guilty rendered Another
Indictment against the prisoner COrtez upOa obtaining goo
tried
ROBBED BY HIS CoMPAMoSs-Dennis Hayes and Thomas
Kline sailors being arragned Joint Indictment for rob
berry degree pleads guilty Of petit larceny from the
person According the testimony Of Albert Highlander who
makes the he met the prisoners the evening OF the
9th OF October and with him four i've hours doing what
doesn't say. The robbery committed on Marfetst
MourOe st. and after having Knocked the complainant
senseless on the sidewalk the two prisoners took 90 In
treasury and currency notes from his possession The
plea Of the prisoners accepted and they sentenced TO
the State Prison for three years each
FOLLOWING sur-On Monday John Kelly pleaded guilty to
the charge burglary in tho third degree and sentenced
to the State Prison for four years and yesterday three more
defendants on the same indictment pleaded guilty John
Evans aud Edward Donelson OF the number
fenced to Prison for four years each and John
Wilson the third CO. defendant remanded I'll Friday
Their oense the breaking into millinery store on the
9th OF October and carrying quantity OF goods valued
at ass.
REsNNDED-John Hatch pleaded guilty to stealing silver
watch from John Mohr at No 100 Grenes on the
Of October and remanded till Friday for sentence
Charles Lufkin and William Boyd jointly pleaded guilty 70
stealing of boots worth 500 which In the custody
the Boston seambos. Company and rsIAndsd for
sentence.
SHoPLTTEB SENTEScED.-Henry Jackson pleaded guilty
unawfuy carrying away three dozen wooden shirts from
the John au Ia Broadway and sentenced 70 two
years imprisonment IN the State Prison for so doing
FoRGER DscHARoED.-GeOrge Andrews pleaded guilty
to forgery in the fourth degree and discharged BY
the Court sentence suspended The complaint shows thai!
Andrews to the firm Of Lcomb Co. IN BarcAyst,
9th Of July and purchased goods amounting 20 he sum Of
s In payment he rendered paper Papoftns TO be chee
drawn the Fulton Bank BY Samuel w ADdT0ws 70 George
W Andrews bearer for the OF 500 The check was
received being genuine and @ returned 10 the defendant
the balance due him The chsc ,erwsrd found 70 be
forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
before Justes Lsduith.I

STEALING LAos.-Aliee Jones and Sarah Ball yes.
tsrdsy forenoon went into A T. stswSn Co.'S drygoOds
store 81 the conner Of Broadway and Tenth Mr. John Roe
without thsy lst the eountr Presently Mr. Roe
missed the lace which contained 81 srds and Is valued at
whose duty II 10 watch the counter especially when suspi
cous characters are looking at goods The two were
arresed before they LEFT the store superintendent OF the
store Mr. Lyman thsn up and said 70 them that the
laos WAS not Immediately restored he would have
Bal hS lso~ wa ses1 drop down Wills Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

LYMAN was speaking The two women were then
marched of 70 the Police Court While going there Sarah was
observed BE- hauling something from under her cloak Hh1e
aDDaenv must have been tied to her skirts very securely IL
va subsequently asceraned that in the muf she wore there
was bag folded up similar 90 those used by shophers when
lrin teir trade when Sarah asked she guilty.
he sid that but she aid not think at all I'M
ure that yards OF lace hadsOme how got ontangld
N her LOons while she standing at the counter Alice
bnrht nothing at all and knew nOthg about the lace Inc
women saw that they reside in Secondary Justice dWlh
committed them Tor examination In defaulOf 81 90 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
ESSEX MARKET POLICE C0JRT.
IBesoro Justice Msasheldl

A WEDDING IN CoURr.-Two young women ap
- t Justice Mansfield on yesterday and reted to hin,
TOO b,r, tales which we're told with hesitation and
MANY c,n,es The result was that the Justice very erOusy
Sst Young man also standing before ms desk VIVA, he In
adt ~ do To marry OF them was against th' law,
"a cb bsd an equal claim him He then and tee hado
eon the magistrate tied the knot and one Of mem an
80 Cnrt a. Mira Charles Hessner. OF No 1873 Avenue T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
THE MARKETS.
ICszsfally rsrertsd ser Txs TssryAf

ICGsflAy Tsrersd ief TNB fsrscSAI
wxpSEspAY Nov 81. lsss
ASHES ere in modsr.te De and without change % non
puces sales Of % 1890 for Pus and esGSA - l foSn
BRICKS are arm and In fair demand .; tl5os loi ~
Front -. -
COTTON-Ths demand today has been l.ss soe We "a
ding Uplands 70 3SeS6is fOr do. NsW-Or'saasi SAW
bales. ,.. - ,.tic. 40
prices sre noulinaly unchanged a. 40, 49,.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tkere has Dsen ss o9lns ~ ~ -.
~ ~. Wsstsra and atnts Flour to-day Prices have &C.,
Ssrv nSular ana unsettled At the opsaing o. Ca1nY e
arpis feeling pcsYs:isd sad holders CssfauI 0'Ea'~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

SUPREME COURI-ClhCClT.
PART I-Hed By FbARSAED coalt opens at 10 o'elok
iss-Ho,,hn.oa az, Ar y3-B.rnh.rl, g. ws,uan.
gl9-gcnton eat. @yer. ?5i-ti rpairief sgt Ks
S3-The Peoples Bro Co ss S''-iisr-m II Il Co SO Me-
s7s-Ki3s sgt Ford. ls7l-Yo''cr al, Wizard
2OSs-Csaghins az Second ave r. 7Groetect SGT Wi'm'
1862 Anderson sg,. Smith sS5-Bglcfe as- Rely.
iI,i-Butet ssi Penn. r. r. Co aMisr " sg, Bcsr1ssy
240-Yoonans b s P. a. lns 5i9-De Bauer asi EsstGand
sY Ba qsg ss:gP, III % e s; a.s N
sUPREME COURT-GKSERAL TERM.
Held BY BAnsAnp p D. LERKE sud IsGElaAs Count opens
At ioi oelOcks H. Enumerated motions
N0 S-Yerrs .s Ki,ner. .S-sch.rs 81, Heymsn
& g. Sr PlsS9 : 49, A';s Al
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ss-Siosne sst Van wyet 67-wrbber at n. Y. Cen s.
Si-wilsmsn sgt .wa..isaul ss-EisIi .,t yuu'eu.
T L,s5 s-Ps s. -. .s A EiG s.dt
SUPREME coUBT-sPEcrAL TERN.
Held By PoTTzR j. si No y Duane sVouf' opeH' ~ 0'
m.-Demuref~
No ii-r,.r at Tb. oul.l.u,.r s-Nes.yr. rsh
,s6 S,,os az Wood .. aS-D1nbsn 81. 0cbhsri
Issues Of hg aud fact
T i9s-panS.m .st Hewan 2os-L-~i. at An.Ou.
i8-@ccroTy MgcIoT 9s-Ra!,,, e, yi hsy'
S:'eloH ,-t; 81 II, Tu, sSTs
SUPREME coUET-6liAMBEEs.
Held By SUTHERLAND JCou 10 O'clock n-Rssered
"-I' s. r: ..? =: q h Re-. G, nan
Sj-Ths People &C. s1 rel Deg 6o-Bsrsn SGT Patterson
nell e. s 1s w E, se 1 RE- the ,D OF L''''
l4-Abel sst Jsusson. sl-Lefhnsweil ~. Godfrey
ts-MsffI 81. Peyssr si-GoOdwin AT Ens''ein.
ts-obnI at The Same s5,-Hew, ss, B R Pet Co.
9S-Besse sgt wokrs,eia.
The general call "a Ne. I0l-Mo7eo,Ase SE- Conway.
SUPERIOR CoUBT.
PART L-Hsld BY BARBECUE JCouri opens .. II o'clock M
9exdy +; q; Ji r9,s..
2ss7-Mentyte %, Dayton l7oS-Seues.eI at John.
fsee::sy 80. q. IT fh . Mayo t.
ass5-TaSSs "a at It 5'si.u.
PIrI H.-H.d BY JoyH, J.=Ge2sr oP'OiE i 9.c.Stm
al9-Ry,a sr, Henry IT,. is;s-N Mccarthy r Dopenn
s0b-e9oss the Count JOlnae' 2o1s Doyle AT hetoet
Az lie B. Print Co. 266-fsfnald ACT Ciehery.
ass, Gsaney sEt Dousherty. 2la6-S,svns Aotiry.
26R-Sohnefsr set Forty 2is1-Beunet Scranton
At To- X r. Co. ilss- Ksrui'hsl SGT hes.
97f-Borst sat Hs.hbOcL E2os-Colliai az Vanderbilt
2S6s-FIhsr sst oLmOur.
PART lied by BRADr JCour, opens II O'Clock u-Tte
calendar tbe same g was published yesterday.
PAsr IL-Hsd By CAHooio JTss9r' opens IL oeoo1A@
iiiT-whslp.ysrt sivsuchndt Whitney ,si aaydsd
lTo-Sehwsimsnn az. Sesnsn. lge-Homes sC Bt1nd~s
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IToJ-Brsdy ~g- Lamb.
Held By ALKAA, J-Cour opens at 10 '''i0sI' m
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Smith agt Ayr-s III -SsVsfs es Prentice
10 Lennon AT Knss u -Rosr ,st Lossy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22

WEDEEsDAK Nov. sl-P. n
Gold ia lower. The opening rats vss I'LL closing Ct
1894. The lowest point Of the day vas 1891.
Government Stocks steady at thu Morning Board
with very moderate sales. In Railway mortgages and
susie stocks ths tysnsaetOus wss uaiup0rtAah Th,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
BefOro JndEe IAEDOZO.
A DISPUTE BETWEEN PARTEERs.

leighton Pine art MlTCus Urm8Dco
The pantf alleges that he entered into partnership TIE
photogaphng business with defendant az rs request in O
ober 1884 that between that time and January 1855 several
different agreements were entered into By them JGEu
ary they entered into formal partnership sharing equally
expenses and pro that he has never been able To obtain an
accounting and that h. has received out the m
than go The defendant denies the plrtnerbip and charges
Che plaintiff with spprOpristng his goods On trial
Vim Edgar Rogers for pl-iuth. Schader Goocrch Tor
deGeu liant