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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-17
HUA P. HILL. A J. WHEELER
HILL& WHEELER,
General Claim 4 collecting Agents,
No. 10 @adison street, CUP stair,I
SeIden Block, MEMPHIS, TENN.

WILL attend to and prosecute all claims IN
w Bankruptcy, either la his state, Aorth
Mississippi or Arkansas one OF the nm Will
IN this or other States, to collect or secure
Claims that NAV be placed in their bands
Merchants will md that We shall attend to
their interest a. well as any Special Agent thas
they could employ.
Al KINDS oftlaims or Accents Solicited.
As to Compatsncy and Reliability. We refer
to any Of the Old Lawyers or Citizens OF nem
pills. asS IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-17

in front Of the Law Court Room, in the city ol
Memphis, Tennessee. selltO the highest bidder
for casa. the following prOperty to-Wtt: Al
OF the right, title and interest OF the said Sam.
mel p. Rose in the estate Of Dr.. Hugh II. Rose
deceased. comprising lands in Upton comfy
T-nnsssse, and notes IN the hands OF Il. H
MuRford. administrator OF Df. Hugh 4. Rose
deceased ; also, the Interests Of the SAID sam
mel p. Rose (which is undivided in q certain
house and lOt on HubinNon street, in the ely OF
Memphis Tennessee. being the same house and
lot upOn which the mother Of the said Samuel
z. Rose now resides, together With all Of the
aDpurtenanees thereunt8 belonging = VII
convey such title only as is vested In M a
Trustee.
Sale between u and 4Oiciock pm.
decl9 IDS J. T. PEYrOG, Trustee.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
NEW JERSEY.
jersey Ctty.


suDpu DxArH Coroner Warren viewed the body OF
syouns man named George NJ Crouch at tho Eric
Railway depot yesterday morning who came 10 his death
under tho following circumstances; deceased, who
was twenty-ons years OF ago. q trunk maker BY
trade, and resided at 10 Boorrnsn place. New York had
been falling 10 health for somo time past and started on
with his mother few dsys ago for Minnesota where II
was hoped, he would recruit hls health. Arriving at
Chicago, however hs became PROSTATE thai no was
unable TO proceed any uiiber and II resolved
return 70 New YORK He had arrived az station on tho
Erie railway, one hundred aud thirty.eght miles from
New York, when rs dlsi. A permit for burial was
granted
OVERHEARD At rHs frRsY.--Ths fcrryboas Newark
vas leaving the corand street sip At noon yesterday,
whom msn who attempted to jump on tho boat fell
in the water. He was drawn out without having sus.
nined any other injury than thorough soaking.
CAPrAfs on scHoossa Mrssrsa -Captain T. White,
who vas Ia command Of schooner lying in the North
river len the vessel Friday week and has not since
besn heard from On that day ho went board at ten
o'clock 10 The forenoon left his papers In sns cabin ana
then went ashore In the yawl boat saying he would ~
errn soou - the vessel only awaited favorable wind.
~ yS pssp 0n shs psus dsS u ESehapss plece v cen.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
NEW YORK CITY.
coNTINuED rRoM rHIRp PAax.

Asya other prisoners engaged in The ccnspiracy and
Then forcibis and, IL necessary, bloody means were,
10 alleged 10 be resored TO. 10 overpower any and III
persons who might stand between them and lbey ~
One OF consprators rcenied and laid vhols Mo.
before M. Hogan, Who immediately notified the othsr
deputy keepers 10 be on tue ALERT and also CAV
nation 10 Captain Coulter. warden Of the prh On An
perfected 10 permit The oonr orators 20
make an attempt 10 ovsrpoWer their kespV = In vhh
case they would have met with . b oody recep-
tson, aud Doubtless several Of them would
have been killed. Warden Cour er and the
mon under him subsequently entered The
tens ssn. we eonspirasors, and, ,1.tsr handcmnns 6
them searched their peons and celt. which resulted
discovering the deadly weapons cd Secrs,ed under
0ariners vest was found co shes line Tho pre-
eners were very anxious TO leava which one Of their
number bad bowed on them nd thus frustrated their
purpose put they did not suo ,eed The conspirators
were subsequently transferred to the condemned cells
On tue nrst er OF the prison. where tney will bs kept
MI removed by due process n This plan OF lberz-
uon was perfected by the ~ isoners by Of
vcng through tho water pipes Of their cells
Through this medium OF commvncson they were
enaoted 70 keep up conv ersao1 without tho knowi
sdgo OF the prison oiicds Ths consprators referred
70 as being outside The cells win speedily recesse con-
sderaton the ardsn can procure necessary
evidence against them
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
STATEN ISLAND NTELLICEyCE.

ACCIDENT on rHn STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD About
hslfpast six o'clock yesterday evening an accident
occurred at Chords Lane station The train did not
draw up In the usual manner and before tho passengers
had all got the cars the locomotive again started
Mr. Jonas with chila 81 four years OF ago his arms
and Mr Lands5erg crushed between platforms
or the cars. and the right arm OF the child was badly
injured Tho two gentlemen wore fortunately but
slighy hurt The engineer and conductor OF the train
have both boon arrested.
BuRoLARs-or Sunday evening burglars entered the
saloon OF Martin Finn, ssaple,on, through back win
dow, and stole from the TIL about $40. The loss
not discovered until yesterday morning, and no account
has been got Of tho robbers Or their booty.
FoRrxrrrSo BAn.-Pstcr Mass whose nams should
gid him with the odor OF sanoty, halls from Brooklyn.
Peter was accused OF swinding some time since, and
John jackson and Norris Buckley went bail that he
would answer when called upon. Peter IL IL charged,
took French leave OF his bondsmen and Brookiyn and
thought be would let the troubles pass while hc would
rustcate on Staten Island somehow his whereabouts
was ferrstsd out aud prsng invitation In the shape
Of warrant placed Ia The hands OF oncss Alexander,
who paid his sspscts v the alleged dsnqusnt and -
ccsssd BIN oack y the Toythird prscinot whore hs
Goyo HIN In cbas9o.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
ANOTHER sTAseme sfFaM IN the tIGs1H WARD.

About eight O'Clock last night officer OF the
Eighth precinct was patrolng hs post Mercer
street. near Houston be made Of some
serious dstu bance going at No Il9, in
tablishment kept by notorious damsel Kate
leary The officer attempted to got into tho house,
but found tho door heavily barred and other
wise guarded The officer applied to Captain Mills
for advice to what course he should pursue.
In compliance with directions from the Captain several
members OF the force entered the house adjoining 11Q
and by getting out the roof Of the extension,
raeded in crectiug entrance through the second
story wndows and taking the parties In the house
by surprse, arrested them. Tho officers found
Of tho rooms a named Thomas Mccormick, whom
they alege is well known thief, bleeding profusely
from sab In the right groin some four nye inches
iu-,ongh. surgeon was sent for, aud the woand
dressed but the wounded refused positively 10 tell
how, or BY whom, tho wound had been Indicted.
Kate Lcary the propr OF the establishment
The left wrist In attempt, sne stated 10 sep
the parties Who engages IN tho quarrel This
woman II IN alleged has but lately returned from P2rs,
where In company with her husband she .workngn
she Exposition pickpocket she arrested,
together with her husband, who Is known '.Redi
Leary at the Exposition but was allowed 10 come back
10 this country, while her spouse took out so ndenture
for two years practice n developing his muscles in tho
gaiieys. Kate and bevy or males and females OF the
sort herself we're locked up in the Eighth pre-
ginct station hOage.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.

Rose Ann Hogan, . woman twenty years Of age,
her death last evening" No 81 Mulberry street
under which would lead the belief
she died from the erests Of bsst.ng bestipgs in
ficted by her husband John Hogan. The daughter Of
Mr. Hogan states that her father home noon
and rock her mother the eye, and that when
csmc home In the evening he knocked her down and
kicked her In the head and body because she
did not have his supper ready. Hogsn's statement
N that when no came honc In the evening he
fosnd hts wife lying the door apparently nssnsbls
that he ooped to raise her aud found that she
dead. 0lcer DAVIS OF the Sixth precinct, notified
Of the by some OF the neghbors and went into
Bogan's room where he found Hogan Engaged In wash-
ing the blood OF his w,fes face. Tho body OF Mrs
Hogan taken In charge by tho police, and the hus
hand was locked up 10 await tho result OF corcners
anouoct
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

= suan N,n..s snsased in the carrying trade Il The
vvsneS> pors Of Connsotieos AND asa yhs, oissn psss
Ugh here In ees darag the dangers OF navigation
y. means OF saving ums nrs..n,.d a.
Yesterday mornna grand specsssse 49, ~ vssss,s os
this kind standing for this channel tnss ~ -
served for long time. Early IN the Gay : nsn, 49,
hung upon the rivsr rendering surrounding oo)ects
somsvhst Obscure. but against this background The
white sail. Of approaching crah geameo ID ne eins
sunlight thus enshrouded with peculiar pctnsssque-
sess There Vas little wind, and on they came, with
slow and stately movement gracefully turning their
heads directly towards tne enannss Usy ssAisc ~
lis unseen dangers rns water was pretty low yeti
sngly abreast they pssssd by IN safety, until
New Ioudon bad entered il tortuoas course Driven
together By dsTaciing currens the two vessels ouled
:Sa eons roS where shsy we're % res.
the mott high water noated them on. Tho Carver
bad her bowsprt carried away and the Cameo her fore
struck Is what 10 known a. Flood Rock. Numerous
others OF the approaching vosse the number OF
they detained for hours come OF them hoated
themselves subsequently, while least two OF them,
having procured sse aid Of tugs were soon
sustained any very serious damage and but two Others
besides those mentioned and both Of small TONNAGE.
struck on Null Rock.
The nscessty for improving this channel 10 increasing
Interests Of hts cy have no. before secured
this much nseded improv emsnt. The HERALD has more
than once urged the subject upon the notios OF ongress
with such SUCCESS at time 70 induce tho adoption
Of iniriaory Tor accomplishments But for
the tactics bf men who, appearing - the rvpresens-
tves The Empire Civ utterly ignore its desr0st inter
ssts engaging their entire party squ1bblng and
arranging slates He'll Gate would now, dangerous
passage be thing Of the past The ease with which an
improvement 90 desirable 30 important and certain
result benenciay TO this city, could be made has
been clearly demonstrated Competcnt engineers who
have surveyed the place have pronounced not only
feasible 70 open the channel that vessels Of the
largest draught could pass and rspass IN safety but
work Of comparative ease. The rocks which now OBJ
struct the course OF the currents winch and
copAin 0uoh rsks for navigAtors could be removed BY
blasting a. an expense comparatively trning commen-
snrae with the advantages 10 trade and commerce that
would be thus attained.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL TREE CLIMBING William wilkinson youth
residing at East New York. met with his death Sun
day afternoon in = most melancholy manner. The lad
who is abou. fourteen years OF age, went to the
Cemetery At Cypress Hills TOR recreation, and
while wandering through the trees be met with
walnut tree, which he, together with another
boy, ascendsd, thouehtess OF DANGER While in
the tree the boys began 70 be merry with each other
the reea distance Of about forty feetto the ground
below in the descent breaking both legs one OF ms
arms and all the ribs OF his right side The other lad
cambered down the tree and for assistance when
some young men came 10 his aid, wagon procured
and he conveyed to the Fatbusn Hospital but ex-
pired before reaching there.
DESTRUCTIVE CoyrLAGRAroS YESTERDAY the barn OF
Mr. William Gardiner at Norhport, was totally con-
sumed by sFe The loss will amount 10 about 81 900
The grain and hay within were totally destroyed.
SERIOUS AccrDESr-rhe wife of Isaac Coles OF Glen
Cove together with two other ladies' thrown from
the buggy in which they were riding, day two SINCE
and received serious injuries.
EDUCATIONAL BOARD GLEN Cove The Board Of
Education OF Glen Cove for the ensuing year will con-
sist OF r. n. Brown, President; Jacob u Weeks ~
Treasurer; Carmi B. Gurney, Secretary.
GooD GusSNo.-wiId geese are plenty on Long Island
al present.
PARADE OF THE ErcHry-NSrH REcTxxSr regiment
has annual drll every year. and the time assigned
orders for three days The oficors are Aaron A. De-
grauw, Coouel: George G. Mckee, Lieutenant Colonel
and Abuah Aiger Adjutant
The TEACHERS Institute AT FLUSHING Yesterday
being the st day Of series OF sessions OF the teachers
and educational instructors OF Queens county the at.
tendance not large n Is expected II win be
during the future period OF the institute The meet
ings have heretofore been held in Jamalca, but this
season they are held In Flushing. under the su-
pervision OF Messrs Fosdick and Covert, School
Commissioners, In the Town Hall building. The
exercises usually OF tho most beneficial and nstruc
ri only fhauc ho
attend the institute, which the people OF Queens county
take . great interest In, and where involved their
children's Interests, arising out Of the decisions
given by the professors OF educational institu-
uons as 10 what manner and In what way II Il best 10
govern school, whether corporal punishment should
or should not be allowed, the various modes Of
learning children In their youth and q mum.
OF other questions which yearly brought up Tor
discussion aud decision The Commissioners will bo as
sisted during the two weeks session by Prof. James
Jahonnot Mrs M. l.. Douglass and Miss olive A. Pond
The institute b pa,ronzsd by large numbers the poo
pie OF Flushing, and u will doubtless prove profitable
and pleasant 70 the teachers In attendance Lectures
will bs delivered during the evening" and no pains will
DO spared to make tho session an Interesting one.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

70 he resolutions q The various Prssbysrssu n ths
hoDs thai thsy may b considered and acted !. - q
lead union os the Old and Nsw ssheos no& u.sr.,v =
form, bot in feeling. and such shall make ~ =,
united Church indeed one body not only in doctrine
and erdsr, bat in sprit and truth and love.
Rscruitns for the Fenian Array.
The Fsnan General O'Nsl has been engaged during
the past psrfsciing the Fsnian Organization in
this city Al meeting held here yesterday he sal that
he expected 70 recruit regiment In the Diatses Of
Columbia and that the FsniAn general organization has
arms. uniforms ammunition and al kinds Of war mais
rial already on hand
Another Addftisu 20 tho Conscience Runa.
The Treasury Department to-day received letter
from Brooklyn containing . check on the Long Island
Bank for S7o5. The writer requests the money y 30
credited TO me "conscsncs fund.-" saying thas was
recently len Dy will the specifying IL for that
purpose.
Tho Assassination Comu,ittee.
General Buffers committee, charged with an inquiry
into the circumstances attending the assassnaon Of
President Lincoln, meats this city again wednss-
day.
Condition or Mr.. skinner.
The sickness OF Mr. Skinner, Frst Assistant PostmAs
ter General continues He yet considsrsd Of
danger although bis condition this morning much
improved over THAI Of Saturday.
Admissions 20 shs 7b&Ps -
I In the Supreme Upurt or thenstfct a. Co5unba ~
DAY ali the recent the s ssAooi Afsysiz
n NUMBER wsrs admitted thss bar t1us ~ ussal
sxanination, smonx them wiley D. Todd c9 Ps1nsyI-
vanis csrk 20 and attendant -nDon Speaker
Colfax during the sssssn OF ths oG Rsprssassa.
t,veA
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
THE HELL GATE OBSiRUCTIOys.

Dangers of Navigating the East Rivera
Dozen Vessels ON the Rocks Yesterday
Their Subsequent Escnpe.
Names OF places have often nappropriateness
about them which renders Il dIcu for persons unac-
quaintcd with the circumstances which secured their
besowa TO understand the why and wherefore OF cer-
sain localities bong sosigna,ed they are There Ia
sometimes, however. peculiar significance in nomen.
cisture Of this kind which carries with H. not direct
explanation Of tho which induced It's adoption
certain appropriateness which leaves nothing 10 be de-
sired In the wsy OF n change
or the latter class the locality lying between The
scuhen end OF Wards and the northernmost point OF
Biackweil's Island, quantity called Hell Gate. Tho
name not euphonicus; the contrary It's rather dis.
agreeable suggesvcuoss 10 persons OF very high rs.
gious sensyencss has been tho theme Of much argu-
mont; but there Of those who have bson iu-
volved In tho dangers OF s intricate passage but recall
their experiences with somewhat Of the shudderng fear
evoked In the conception Of the idea embodied In Ils
appelalion. The C5snnel here 10 exceedingly narrow
their frownng heads exhibiting jagged sides
and rough Justng points Ia warning Of danger
through tie narrow channel " Long slsnd sound
pressed here into an extremely current and pre-
e1ptated with fearful speed after iu temporary dam
ming behind projecting promonsorcs little further ap
another sweeping grand and ruen strength from The
Lower Bay-mcet Of this point, while tho rushing
Of the Harlem river lend their influence conflict
Ina torcsa Az consequences, the waters here are
never quiet Numerous sddies. eirelinz In varl.
Gus currents, dos the surface Of the channel
at this point, and tls quiet and calm
which both above and below sometimes adorn
natural panorama presented 20 the eye OF the travel
lcr here never known. All s"bubbe, bubble, toll
and trouble and ssethng, hssing mingiing OF
rlinx water courses dashng rocky bods half hid
den from view startles The timd tourist INTO conscious
pess OF his tseness the scale Of nature. Numerous
ere the lives that been lost 10 s dangerous
rlnets and many nne and stately crsf which, under
foil press OF canvas essayed s dangerous passage has
been tossed whom least sxpsctsd upon some one of lie
amouxhed dangsrA
rhs nrneinsI vsvsl through here o soassBg yssssS
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
TRAGEDY " WILLIAMSBURG.

Murder md Suicide-A Husband Cuts hi.
Wife's Throat and Thea Commits Suicide
Autcrcdenf- of tho Murderer and suicide,
For years past Junkmsn named Thomas Mulane,
doing business In North Eighth street, Brooklyn 4. D.
has been terror to his rsghbors and constant vio-
la,or Of the laws rotating TO person and property.
Arrested time after time for rrsbeating and similar
offences and always escaping msrited punishment the
fellow snaily believed that he could commit dsprsda
sons with impuny and acted upon the belief he has
assaulted men with swords with bludssons and with
firearms, and always escaped punishment or At least
such punisbmsn$ - w siayss psscbss 10 such essso
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

The Grand Jury.
Before Judge Gilbert and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
The October torn opened yesterday morning, when
the following Grand Jury wsro detsrminod:--
Luclus O. Bergen, foreman: Ralph G. Cutter. Edward
Raser, Charles Morris, Andrew Wilson, James Nc.
Dougai, w. I. Connolly, Alexander Hudnut H. r.
Leeds John BrIce James O'Brien. John Norris James
II. Adams, +. A. Cushmsn, A. Andrew, Stephen Morris
Jr l. A. Roberts
His Honor then briefly charged the Grand Jury, OK.
planning their duties, afer which they retired.
1uRpxR
The case OF Morris Ephram. who rs indicted on The
charge OF having murdered one John Fitzpatrick In the
Eastern dstr Ct on the night OF March nth last
down for trial tor to-day, after which the Court ad
journol.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
THE RgiTH WARD TRsGEDg.

y grcyarntioEs tor the Funeral of Omccr Me-
Chesney-- vsciai order Of the Chief Of Pe.
ssce-Acsss0 fef rho Riot Reitef Fund Man.
The SD sad: unirsey fasa Of officer Moehespey has
cast quive gloom the entire police foros Men
brought up in such dangerous calling a. that OF =
policeman who is oy day and night exposed 10 peris
but few persons unacquantsd with his duties can
fully realize, not 70 be startled ct or even
made grieve the OF bloody tragedies
which. perhaps they themselves play no unimpor,ant
vse; out, when death. through the nstrumenaiity Of
the assassins arm, strikes Of their number a
tho dead oshs asd while In the performance Of bis
.y, horror OF murder brought so near homo 10
every Individual, Of the force that the crime itself
assumes new horrors 70 which their ewes had been
Blinded before such hes been the case snce the death
OF tho r0fortunas, Eighth precinct officer became
known TO the members Of the police force feel
arg OF ssfrow for the dead and sympathy the
iene wife, blended with inexpressibe horror OF the
deed oomm'tted. that pervades the department. is
The following special order issued by superinen-
aent Kennedy yesterday IN relation 70 the mournful
svent:-
orfioh o. sVrrHiSrEsDtSr hy1 y nor9liAs nd, PoIcr
Another q oar comrades has fallen y the hand he
n ~ e hs on sed I'd M esssns s s me
ing IN he Metropolitan police force to honcrs TO
fpasIai WIN tsse place Tuesday I'D inst,
seventh Ninth Tenth Eleventh,
tcenh Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth
twentieth, Tweniyars, Twenty ard Twenty ninth
psssns w attend The funeral AMI for which purpose
washington and johnson streets. at O'Clock
The Fifteenth and rwenyei precincts viii detail
section each or the OF Platoon under command Of
Esan afe charge Of the Eighth precinct during the time
81 the funeral They will at Eighth precinct
house At twelve O'Clock NJ
Inspector Folk will specially detail sufficient force from,
INC BROOKLYN commands TO preserve order and the
JOHN A. KENNEDY. superintendent
0roRGE W. DILKs Inspector
The following received by Mr Acton yester-
day afternoon from Mr. Iaac Bell chairman Of the Riot
Relief Fund
DsrARTxEsr OF PrBLrc CnARrr,ss AND coaRncrlos,l
NEW YoRK. Oct II. 1867.
DExR SIR may not down town FOR days.
rncsowhiie you the widow OF the murdered
Mccheaney that she Will receive appropra
ton OF $500 from the Riot Relief Fund. Yours truly,
THos O. Acros ISAAC BILL.
The controllers OF the Relief Fund have decided TO
donate similar 10 the above widow every
etcer who Loses his life while in the performance OF
his duty The regular police penson allotted 10 Mrs
Mcchesney Is $500 year. She would have received
i.200 at the death OF her husband had he been q
member OF the Police Benevolent Associaon but 6av-
ing been appointed ofnccr but a month before his
doah, Is presumed that had been formed rs
20 the benefits 10 be derived from the association.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
THE poARD er Audit.

Tho Board held no meeting yesterday noon in conse-
quence Of quorum no, appearing, and adjournment
until to-day ut noon was had
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
TH BoAs0 uF ALDERMEN.

The Board issued . call for a special meeting TO be
held at o'clock yesterday afternoon but at that
hour quorum being present, adjournment without
day was had
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
TM caoTOH AcpuEuucI BOARD.

There was large number OF bids to be opened In
this Department yesterday for the completion Of sewers
laying crosswalks, &C.. but owing to the absence OF
Com proer Connolly at the of the CorpOr
perty, the bids will be opened until to
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

11rH WARD YOUNG MEMS UNION DEMOCRATIC
LII Associs ion.-For sheriff, James QBren. ~ meet-
ina Of the above assooiaiIon held - Cannon street. the
eandidals Tor 5hsn6. JAMuD 1uYkk- ppssiasrA
0uoooD Akkuh oousloN
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

N0e. Nos.
22-Trahearn Va Kimban. 3s-Lowenstein vs. McNa-
23-Reither Beck.
A-U nderhIi VS. West l0-Clache va Phoenix Fire
25-Mc1owan Raymond Insurance Company.
etal 4l-Laugnlin ". onderdonk.
2S-Young Mowbray and l2-Jaoques Morgan ct al
jones' s3-Hoppck ct al vs. Shaw
29-Tnpier Lockwood ct al
31-Meisel vs. Lant ls-Southwick Brooklyn
3l-Youug Mowbray. Gas Company.
32-lbompson Perry. 16-Woodruf et al Va Saw
T3-wills Volkle. yer.
sa-Lowber ct al. vs. Ham. 4e-Nevins ct al vs.. Miller
35-Cunes Rathbon ct al. and another.
-ll.,ps Elspf
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.

Supreme Court Calendar.
Held by Judge Gilbert.
Court opens at ten O'Clock A. NJ.