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COURT CALsH1Aa-TAls nay.

SurPENE CorRT-GESERAL TgRn.-Preferred causes
Nos 5 = !, 3, 10. IL Enumerated Nos 4, 2,
4, ., O. I, s. 2, 10, H. IL H. H. Is 10, IL, 10, 90
SrPRESE CouRI-CIRcUu -Part mos 1927, 2l7 1851,
t5l $50, 1883 1888 7Sg $50 1929 64l, 245 1898 sos
s703, SIS, 235 2il, 1873, 2i9 Part 2-Nos $780, $50,
has 6lo $780, 1873 19s 1852 l06? $780, $685. l6sI 1905
e56 lOO6. 46s 81, 302 696. 1920.
SuTRRsE CorRT-SPECIAf Tenn Calendar unchanged.
SUrRKdE CoURI-CHANBEHs-No 20, Al, ~, 81, 81,
63, o., %. Call commences at No. 90.
SUPERIOR CorRT-TRAL TKRn-Part 1-Adjourned 10
Monday next Part 2--Nos $685. 323s 32i2 3l3s,
17o6 Sol6 3l2s, 2o7s 1894 $685. $780, 25l2 3o4i 1912
S2S6
COMMON PLEis-TRIiL TERM.-Part 1-Adjourned 10
October next Part 2-Adjourned to Monday, June 10.
CRY CoURr, BROOKLYN. Nos J. !, IL, IS, ~, IS 81,
81, 80, 49, 81, 80. 30. Al AZ -, a, IS. ~.
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sir.,sasa1f,s toua1.
The ytnton Trustee Case

Eeforc Surrogate Veeder
The matter OF the application OF Charotts A. wynns
to have ae1ountngs reopened which had been settled
by Rev, Dr. vinton, executor and guardian Of the
essle of Thomas wynns, deceased, ond alleging over
Garages Of commission and charges vnwaanted by law
for the and supervision Of the property in question:
up before Surrogate yeeders yesterday morning.
half past eleven o'clock The particulars Of the case
have been published N the HEF AID and the only ques
ton which remains Is as TO w eher not the suro-
previously passed upon by surogates for the past ten
years. counsel for Dr. Vint claiming that he had no
power to do So Mesrs yraphagen and shair appeared
as counsel for applicants, and Messrs Bradford and
X. y. Dawson for the executor DR.. Vnton. After some
informal discussion II was agreed to adjourn the case
until Saturday next, cV inse the meantime TO submit
their points IN writing. TO Surrogate yeedcr.
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THE couars.
SURF ...sa cuuaI-TsAL IEsa-fAHI 2.
A Theatrical Afierpiece.


Before judge Jiho'.
~ NJ schofer Us Jane, W Grea-Ihis acs0u was
Instituted 10 recover the Of s27 when me pain
ud claims accrued him under The following chcum-
stances The defendant was the business manager oi
Woods theatre, in this city In August, 1000 MT
Wool plaoed Mss Henrietta Merry, alias Osborne lady
oayov Al bis and her sister TO board Win
the aecudan The conditions were, il is claimed, that
Mr. Wood should pay the rent OF the house and furnish
the rooms Tor sdes and that Mr. Guest should allow
the lsies occupy tho entire second door and furnish
them board with the privilege of the bathroom The
engagement for year, and tho ladies left before
The expiration Of that tme and sold the furniture 10 the
plaintiff who paid the money, and upon calling for the
chattels WAS refused possession.
rte defendant claims that tho furniture belonged TO
the pToreries Of tAe theatre, and that the parties who
sold them 10 plansn had ownership IN tue goods,
and that ueiendsnt has pror lion upon them by rea
Of non-fulhent of the contract for the year. The
Court directed verdict for the pann Judgmeat sus
pended and exceptions 10 be heard in the first instance
1T The General Term.
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sARArooA, June s. 1861
The Eclectic Medical Society Of the state Of New York
address win be daiveyed nv pyoscsscy Edv,n Trce
man, " ID. Essays win be rad BY various medical
men, and papers presented by the dnereus itiees
appointed NJ the lest annual msssinS
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HAfryAx, June g. 1897
The steamship Cuba from Liverpool on the a5th, via
Queenstown on the 10th inst, arrived here 1t eleven
o'clock lest night and sailed again n four O'Clock this
Afternoon
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Border state Cenvension

The Border state Convention.
The Wilmington (Delawarcl Commercial publishes the
address OF the Maryland Republican Convention calling
border State Convention to assemble in Baltimore on
the 18th Of September, and says
II believed the time xed neither too near for tho
proper arrangements TO be made in response, too
distant 10 be productive OF good for tho purpose de-
sired We endorse the call heartily, and we urge 10
upon the republicans OF Delaware white and coored, to
respond with earnestness and promptness and clasp
hands With brothers in the grand forward movement
Of great party The heroic courage OF ne ghbor
republicans In Maryland who have boldly taken tho
field resolved 10 maintain their position, should inspire
VA with the enthusiasm which 10 the assurance OF
ultimate victory Fellow republicans OF Deawarol
Friends OF civilization OF law ana order or educa-
toni lie whose hopes In the grand future not the
dark past tho control OF this State within our grasp
u we are not too blind or too ensrvated 70 close our
lnuers
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The Worcester Spy republican. - angry with General
swaync for suppressing radical paper in Mobile and
remarks:-
The military authorities stationed to preserve order
and zee that the laws administered In Mobile
troubled TO know where TO draw the line. Judge Kelley
was refused hearing by mob Of ruians, who counted
upon the secret sympathy Of the local police Where
upou the general commanding caused the Mayor and
the Chief Of Police TO be removed According TO the
evidence published u not clear OF necessity
and In order, II would SEEM show that he meant
70 be impartial the General caused q loyal paper
the Mobile Repubicdnto be suppressed for giving some
advice 10 the negroes which he thought Objectionable
II the telegraph reports the correctly, there
cause for suppressing the Mobile paper than
there would have been for supprcssing senator Wilson,
10 the exercise OF their political rRhta II pre-.
tended that the Rpuhcan appealed 10 violence used
language intended 10 excite violence which could alone
have been pleaded In justification Of lie suppression In
disregard OF the right Of free discussion the military
authorities have gone beyond their suhority. and
EsadinG upon DANGEROUS sround
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Counsel for defsnce allowed the usual twenty daa
10 make up = case for appeal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23
Ansendmenss.lO the school Law

The attention Of school officers is called TO the
following amendments 10 the School Law passed
by the late general assembly: t.f
Section 2. The clerk of each Board of school
Directors shall report to the township Treasurer
of the proper township, on or before the first
Monday of October. annually. such statistics and
other information in relation to the schools of
their respective districts as the Township Treas
urer is bound 10 embody in his report to the
county superintendent, and the particular stats.
ties TO be 30 reported shall be determined and
designated by the State superintendent Of public
instruction. &
Section B. When school is composed of pu-
pills from different townships, the teacher shall
IN all cases, be paid by the treasurer Of the town.
ship III which the school IL taught, and the duty
of collecting the amount due from the other
townships shall devolve upon the directors
Section t. All returned soldiers, who during
the war, entered the army while in their minors
~, shall be allowed to attend free, any public
school in the districts where they severally re-
side. for time equal TO the portion of their mi
nority spent in the military service Of the Uni
ted States
TOWNSHIP TREAsuRERs
The attention Of township treasurers is called
10 the following decision of the State superin-
tendent
when a board of trustees fails TO appoint a
new treasurer, new board is required in all
cases biennially. Failure to appoint another
treasurer is tantamount 70 the re-appointment Of
the ola one j. NJ. DAY, Co. Sup't
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DieD.

Ia Humbot County, California. Jan. I'D FRANCIS son M
dayv. ~ va" 20
ln Grand Rapids, La Sale Co. Ils Maych fs,h ,ss,
PHlLASTus b. DICKINSON OF consumption. Age 81 years
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EAST SIDE COURT HOUSE SQUARE
EAST SIDE COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
EAST SIDE COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
EAST SIDE COURT HOUSE SQUARE
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kOR SALE.-0ns span of 3 and year old mu,es-
Large, we'll broke and good ordr fol- kind work
Price 1876, cash. WHITE IIANBURY
Ottawa, March 3D. 1sG1-tf Brewers
u(EMOVED.-Jacob Ulrick has Removed hs stock of
Hardware. Stoves and Tnwars Hoes Leauds bssk
building, ON Madison street, west Of Bsk kochs Drug
s'ote. marl6-lw
kWk SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
Good Farm of Land within ten miles Of Ottawa, con
tanning % acres 20 acres Of which Is under cultivation with
sooa heuse granarv and well attached For apply
10 Mrs. Mccarthy or Burke heenan, Ottawa. msro4w&
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4 NNUAL TOWN MEETING.

The citizens legal vstes Of the Town OF Ottawa in the
County Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, hereby Notified
that the annual tswn meeting for said town will be held
the County Court House in said town Of Ottawa, the
ond day OF April 1851 heing the first Tuesday in said
month for the trsnsactsu Of oil such business may
olaw before such meeting when
which meeting will be called order between the hours
six o'clock in the afternoon unless closed
Of Jaw.
Given under my hasd at Ottawa this Goth day of March,
Al. 1887. ES2w k.j. DRUwER, Town Clerk.
nR. w. L. WILBUR Formerly of Eorvills, M
~ Offlcs Mann street, Is. \. Griggs Drug Store.
Residence, second h0sse north Of new NJ r. Church. Oh
Columbus street. niar-23 'fI-ly 4
LSSrRA HED.-A small bright red COW, ! or yeas
IL old had brass buttons hcr heavy with calf lat
In East Ottawa, about the LIST of March, hbsrsi
ward will be given TO retur hing said
giving information that will lead to her recovery
mar 38-u DR.. W. l.. WILBUR
EOR SALE!
The best farm in La Sail. county lying miles n,rtn
Of Ottawa Also farm Of 700 suitable for stock firm,
In northwest part Of Dayton also have go,d farsng
ands in Iowa. which wish exchange for house AMI lot
In Ottawa. Inquire of r. THoRNE.
March 2}-Aw.
r p - r. - q
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COURT or COMMON pLEAs-raRT |.
Important to Employers and Employees.

Important to Employers and Employees.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Charles H. Renard Morris Doakelspel The plain
til in this case is bookkeeper, the defendant store
keeper in Broadway the former claims to have been
employed by the defendant at salary Of $500 year,
the engagement continue for twelve months from the
date Of engagement After being 80 employed for about
month the plaintiff discharged, and 1t was to re-
salary for the whole term OF the engagement the
action brought Defendant denied the allegation Of
engagement for year, testifying that no time was
xed thar he found his business mot sufficient TO
enable him pay for the services of the plaintiff
bookkeeper, and that having paid him for his services
while in his employment he had discharged him The
testimony conflicting, but the jury returned
dict for the defendant
Breach Of Promise Of 1farriaGo-Verdict
$1,000.
Anne Cyaien agt TAomas Conway This was an
action for breach Of promise and alleged seduction
Plaintiff testified that the defendant had agreed 70 marry
her that this promise was made several occasions,
the final agreement being that he would lead her TO e
altar the day succeeding the late elecson; being sub
sequent 70 tbs alleged Of seduction Having accom-
pshed the latter he refused 70 comply With his promise
OF marriage unless be said he should be forced 10
il The witness claimed be ectete and her counsel
offered 10 show this fact the satisfaction OF the jury
This the 0vcued aud instructed the Jury that the
case was entirely their discretion and considering
the circumstances they would render such verdict
in their judgment right Verdict for the plaintin,
$1,000.
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TIE LATE DUEL At NEW ORLEANS.
IErom the Eyenine PIoayuna. lfarch p

From the Evening Fcayuns, March 2o1
An affair of honor took place this mofning abouf I'VE
mics beyond the Hak Way House, bs$vscn NJ. 0ster-
mann the lessee Of tho National theatre and Mr. OsFe
Ter, the editor Of The New 0yIsans Goman Gasee All
the parties ~ess German, Of osns birth. highly eSu
Gated, and moving in The bsB 9WDAn soeissy. The
weapons used werc revovers and The distance nfteen
advance Ave paces which would have lefS but I'VE
between them. But 70 their credit b said, neither
Of them advanced beyond the nrst line.
Three shots were nrod by Zach party. 1he nFye nre
was almost Simultaneous Each leisureiy and deiibe-
ratey placed his pistol In the palm OF the left hand
cooked II and fred again. This repeated and the
third shot fired. Mr. Ocrster staggered and fell On
examination ascerained that the ball had entered
the fourth RIB, and ranged upwards back Of the
shoulder blade. The wound s . very dangerous one,
but Is not considered necessarily mortal.
The diouty in which this afhr originated like most
Affairs OF the kind, noernsd lady and has bees com
theatre has been crowded With people 70 hear IL The Helen
In this case, understand was Miss FehriDger, whose
acting and singing II the National have been much
admired a the The lucky Paris 10 said 10 have
been Mr.. Ostermann, while ~. oerssr was. like Mena-
Between n,m and Miss Fehringer sharp things have
night and morning passed the songstress anging dtes
very unpleasant % the editors and he criczng her
singing and character Mr. 0stermann also took part In
the affair, and the challenger.
Mr. Oerser accepted the challenge and ss,scted Baron
Reimer TO act In his behalf. Colonel Schmeehug was
chosen a. umpire large number OF spectators
the Ground when the duel took place, and all speak In
high terms OF the high-toncd polltenss GOODNESS and
bravery Of those engaged In the aair Mr. 0stermann
escaped entirely unhurt.
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that on the evening Of February he stepped the
Platform OF goney Island car as il turned from waiter
as the prisoner stood directly in front OF him, and there
was also o large number OF p.rsons INSIDE Tnere
was .,,yS ysunss s man w1ssss ss,ea sas aIo 20
be In COMPANY with Faherty. Mr. Clark sfser endeav
oring pass the prisoner but without success returned
70 his original position. He then discovered that his
pocketbook containing Sis IN money and gold ring
were missing. He proclaimed his loss Immediately so
that person in the car could hear him. whereupon
the prisoner attempted to escape through tho mont door
Fahery, however, was arrested, but nothing belonging
to ar Clark was found his person. Oficer Kirby
claimed at the moment he was secured ri haven't got
the money The prisoner also gave false information
to the officer as to his residence and place Of employ
menL The Jury rendered verdict convcting Flaherty
who was thereupon remanded for sentence.
Convicted Of Attempted burglary.
The People o. John Gates. TAom0s Cary and Peter
Meyeys-The accused were indicted for attempt 70
commit burglary. From the evidence 0 officer
sangste Of the Forty sixth precinct it appeared that
early hour the morning Of February ii, be OBJ
served in front Of the grocery store, Of
johnson and Morrel streets, Eastern District and sus
pectng that all was not right determined 10 watch his
moyenens Shortly afterwards, two other men emerged
from the doorway, and joined the the sidewalk
Tho officer then proceeded In the direction Of the store
in such a suspicious manner, but upon his approach
they fed rapidly from the place, and in their light
one OF them threw . jimmey away, which re-
Sangser succeeded in arrestng the three fugves who
gave their above He positively identified
Gates and Gary the parties who were in the door
way, but not positive as TO the identity OF Myers
On examination three marks caused by the pressure OF
the jimmy found the door-which the operators
had attempted TO pry opentogether with several pieces
broken from that instrument, which were on the side
walk the door, The jury rendered verdict con-
vctng Gates and Cary only Myers vas therefore dis
charged from custody.
Plead Guilty. Nt
Charles Votey, young man Of intellectual appear
ance, indicted for forgery plead guilty to that offence
and was remanded
John Shields indicted for burglary, plead guilty TO
grand larceny and was also remanded
The court adjourned until Monday next
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sypBsms -clRculT-plsT /.
Before Judge Mason.

BEFORE Judge Mason.
Patrick Falneiiy Adsinistrator ca Ze Csnf,u, Para
aud North and East Rirer Railroad Company.-This is
an action brought by administrator under the statute
Of ls47 and ls49, TO damages in the sum Of
5000 for the killing Of William Brophy. the night
Of the 9th day OF March, 1885, The deceased, on the
night in question, was passenger car belonging
TO the defen dants better knownas the Belt Railroad"
Both legs OF the deceased mutilated by the car
wheels 10 such that amputaton was necess-
tated two or three days after the injuries in
1cted. The deceased was . laboring man, and the
present action brought Tor the benefit OF his two
surviving children aged respectively fifteen and SIX
teen years.
Viii am Long the nrs, witness called for the plaintiff,
testified that the night of the 9th OF March, lS6t ne
the corner OF South street and Market sup,
when the passing, and heard sounds as OF an
alteration between persons who were sana'ng on
the front platform OF the carr he afterwards saw one o
the three persons the platform push the deceased on
the car; witness 10 where the man had allen ana
described Long then haliooed to the dnver OF the
car telling him that he had run 0ser man;
no attention paid TO this, bnt the horses were
then driven At rapid rata and with the assist
ance OF some other persons the wounied man was
carried to fruit stand and lad ON the table. After
asceraining his and address, the man was taken
20 Bellevue Hospital.
Five other persons testified substantially TO the same
facts as stated by tbs Witness some OF them giving
evidence thathey something which had the appear
ance of cpnducor's shield badge on the breast OF
one OF the persops the platform, and that after the
see what had occurred but took further notice. and
the car passed rapidly than IL had at lst peen
seen 10 more Case still For the plaintiff Edwards
PierrepoDs; for the defendants A. J. vandsrpoel
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL lss7-TRIPLR SHEET

kc which had also been very large, and which. n IL
could De ascerained would swell up the total amount
TO much higher figure Mr.. Bangs closed BY stating
that wherever he among the churches conhded 70
his supervision, he was received IN the most cordial
manner bv both pastors and congregations The good
work was nourshIng wonderfully In the New Yorh dis
tricl
REELECTION or TRusrEEa
The three retiring trustees, Messrs Aerwn. Hoyt and
HiL we're again nominated and unanimously re-elecled
for the ensuing term.
the Conference adjourned. The various committees viii
meet this afternoon for the transaction OF business and
in the evening will be delivered py the Rev.
G. W. Woodruff
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SUPERIOR COuRT-pAR1 |
Before Judge Jones.

Noses Siraslurg The Western Ufios Telegraph Cont
pony-This was an action for damages claimed 10 have
been incurred by the non-delvery Of telegram. 1t
appeared from the evidence that the plaintiff the 18th
Of March, 1865 sent elegraphic despatch to his agent
in ST. Louis 10 sell quantity Of silver lepine watches
at $40 each that the despatch delivered to the
agent and that consequence plaintiff suffered IN the
subsequent depreciation the price OF watches VI ZOO
the sum now sought TO recovered The defence was
that freshes prostraed portion OF the line, and
therefore the defendants unable to deliver the
message and that the fault not tlers The point
was also raised whether plaintiff could sustain action
for resulting from sudden depreciation IN gold
The case is still on.
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COURT rr GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Yesterday boy named John Burkt who was detected
in the act breaking into the cga store OF Raphael
Ortega in Wall street, the 18th Of February,
vic,ed Of an attempt at petty Larceny and sent the
House OF Refuge
George Eaton, who stole dies valued at $50, the pro-
pcrty OF Nathaniel Jarvis pleaded guilty to an attempt
at grand larceny. He remanded br sentence.
District Attorney Hall had numbet Of ready for
trial and tho witnesses ATTENDANCE but in
Quence Of the absence Of leading practitioner in this
court tho business Of the day could Tot proceed Tho
Recorder observed that hereafter hewould not permit
counsel to rne with the court and jury and that If they
failed TO appear other counsel wouh be assigned TO
defend the prisoners.
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RECONSTRUCTION.
GENERAL eaD's DISTRICT.
SPECIAL IfLEsaAn 10 The HERALD.

The Arkansas State Cosvention-A Radical
Platform Adopsed-Ce-eperation Of General
Ord &c.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 3, 1867.
The State Union Convention has been in session all
dAy and evening platform, with resolutions, was
adopted Of ultra radical character, approving the
Congressional plan Of reconstruction and readmssion to
toe Union Resolutions condemning the President, op-
posing connscation and recommending . concilatory
course toward rebels tabled. State Central Com
mtee was appointed and instructed to establish State
Union organizations The committee 70 wait on Genera
reported that he heartily approved the object OF tho
Conventsn and dssirous Of co with them
Inc convention will doubtless adjourn tomorrow.
rending the Convention a large meeting Of freedmen
w. ned IN the state House square Several delegates
ana coiored speakers addressed them Great enth
prevailed, and no disturbance was created
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CITY COURT.


James IT. Lave w. E1isdbcA Heaiy and Daniel Hediy,
her hsond Tho plaintiff sued 10 damages in
the sum Of $780, with COSTS for sandsrous accusasons
alleged 10 have been uttered by Mrs Heay. Plaintiff
claims that on the goth OF August last Mrs Heay, In
the presence Of number Of persons, accused him OF
picking her husbands pocket and OF stealing for living
The defence was that day question the defend
ant Mrs HeaIy ascerainsd that her husband was ION
spres with piantin and Vas spending the money thas
she had saved IN She found both parties intoxcased -
the hallway OF her houss and subsequently discsvcyeA
that about SEQ OF her money hsd been taken by her
husband She desisd having uttered ths sccusascns ~
charged merely blanca plaintiff for taking her hus
band away The Jury rehFned verdict 10 favor OF
piaintn assessing the damages at six cents
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GENERAL sIcxlEs' DISTRICT.

The Board Of Trade banquet at Charleston
speech Of General SickIes- Elections Pro-
hibited and Civil Omcsrs Co be Appointed by
the President.
CnARrEsros, April 8, 1867
The Board of Trade banquet last night was brlian.
Affair." Governor Orr made an elaborate speech on the
situation, counsenug prompt compliance with the re-
Qurements Of Con6ess -
General sickes alse spoke foreshadovjue In general
terms his policy ~ District Commander He has issued
order prohibiting the elections for the preseut an
nouncing that he will appoint sheris and other civ
ocs upon tho expiration Of the tsrs Of the present
incumb ents.