davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
rslr

rhtt lNs
BEEF rrr loolt-. ON total weight Of hide tai
aud meat extra, els ij1glA 90; inst quality, az
'uNla b.; s,eoud quality, on 0iJlla 10, third
4uaiitN slu nu,,ll uu; lew chuice single pairs,
81 -3t soaic OF the lporcst cows, A., - ~
40 -.
WORKING OXEN as5asso.
HANDY STEERS tluOd2Ou, or much accor,l-
ing 10 their value - b.cf.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Far quality
SiRta, extra t'aGlu0, tarruw aud dry siia5o.
SHEET f,r r"und, lave weight, 81 lq4sc.
extra.
SHEEP ANu LAMBS -ryfbeaa. in lots, 81 ~
HtH 3N.
EAT HOES g,rpouud, lo4 Wnc
suufEs-lnullA.r
HIDES brighton lC.0l0 &C.: country lots 81
Jtlug. cstlIsaus 2O01ac.
fALLON Brighton, Sg@ac; country lots,
;G5Ac.
LIVE POULTRY Pgr pound, ls&.o.
REMARKS.
IEe receipts AZ auuridyc en- Tuesday foot up
10 castle aul i,iNj sheep. The trade last Thurs
day, which We iuclude in the IMPORT tor the week
ending with Wednesday, week was very dull, in
consequence OF an oycr,t0ckcd market. The re-
eetpts amount 90 over $500 cattle and about TO- 900
sheep ou that day. The stock was not all sold, AL
though priets were considerably Depressed 1t
Is, IN Tact, old fashioned sticky Market and the
( receipts yesterday were considerably less than
last Tuesday, there were many cattle intended
TOT stores that Is young cattle for farmers IN the
Older portions o., New England, who depend On
Name, Canada and the northern part OF Vei-
mont and New Hampshire tsr their yearlings,
two year olds, &c, IN preference to raising them
( themselves. OF the $50 iIum Maine many were
OF this class, and the dToNers complain that farm
els in Massachusetts, and Connecticut, ar,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

L o5yeI> Tor sale his house and lot sltu2'.d on
Willow street. The house has water and Gas m
II and Is lpnatea near the business center OF The
village. Fnr further particulars enquire ut. u.
q. Mcclure, at HERALD bookstore or a. the sub
scribsr. T. ;. MCCLURE,
Rutland, Sept. II, lSGs. dNw;t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
deaths.

PERRY-In West Rutland, Sept. 18th, Mrs
Betsey Perry, widow of the late Capt. Asa Perry.
BRAYMER-In Fairfield N. Y. sept. 10,
Marson W., son OF +. A. and Louisa Braymer, OF
Granville, n. Y, aged is years, 9 months and "a
days.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS. - Mothers take
notice. Mother Bailey's Quieting syrup for
children Teething. Large bottles only IS cents.
Sold by Druggists. 4I-w&dlv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
LONE EMPLOYMENT. "

| | can furnish constant employment to one
nttiye and industrious man or woman in every
country town and village. To the right parties,
with satisfactory references, We Will pay salaries
or commission, as they choose. Those willing to
work can earn from IS TO Is per day. Send -
cents for sample and particular To A. 8. HARDY
& co, Bromteld street, Boston, Maas.
septl6d&w2w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

TERRIBLE TRUrH - Caustic solutions for
Catarrh drives the disease upon the lungs. pr
Kennedy's Permanent Cure for Catarrh' Is sue
cessful because it soothes and heals the liberated
membrane of the nose and throat. It's sold by
druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

The NORTHERN TRANsPORrATIoH
Covp,vy.-This line. the advertisement
Of Winch viii be found on the seventh
pagc of oar raner. is #maug tue most
popular transjtu lines known for pas,eo-
gers and families moving West. Its
boats. consisting Of twenty first class
upper cabin steamers, run from Ogdrns-
burg to Chicago and Milwaukee,
touching at Oswego, Cleveland, Detroit.
and Intermediate ports Ia" route is
nearly sixteen hundred m.I"' long yet
passengers can, win Their cHrc'S, en-
bark at any port ON The hne, ana without
tranNshlpment or change, arr'" at 'h"'f
destination, east or west, ENJOYING aaFm-
their stay Oh beard all the comforts ~ a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

PArENT.-List of patents issued to
Vcrmontcrs from the United States Pat
ent Office, for the week ending Sept. s,
1868, and each bearing that date:
Charles C. Manuel, of North Troy, as
signor to himself, VIM. G. Elkins and 0.
n. Elkins, of the same place, for improv-
ed stump extractor.
Joseph A. Rand, of Morrisville, assignor
to Thos A. Mitchell, of Washington, d.
c., for improved clothes pin, ante-dated
Aug. p, 1868.
Francis Smith. of Highgate for improv-
ment in horse rakes.
SAD CASUALTY AT MANCuEsTER-A
sad casualty occurred at Factory Point,
in Manchester, on Monday, about IL
o'clock m, which resulted in the death of
young man named John Smith. Mr..
Smith was a workman in the clothes pin
factory of Messrs Sessions Il Bundy, and
while at work near a circular saw, by a
misstep, he fell upon the saw, cutting
him across the abdomen, just above the
right hip, at once disemboweling him and
winding the intestines around the shaft.
He raised himself from the saw, but it
became necessary to gig back the saw to
disengage the intestines, and he stood by
while they were being removed, simply
remarking, "This is very hard Not a
groan or complaint escaped him, and he
conversed freely and cheerfully, asking
the physician how long he could live, and
remained conscious to the last. He died
at o'clock on Sunday morning. DIR.
Ezra Edison, of Factory Point, attended
him, and done all in medical skill to rem
der him comfortable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court Tor the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners 20 receive, examine aud adj
Just an claims and demands of all persons against
Joshua h. Wells, late OF Mount Holly, m said
District, decreased, hereby give notice that
We will meet iur the purposc Of examining
ana allowing sail claims at the dwelling house
al panirl Martin in Mount Holly, on the second
Tuesday ~ October and on the hrst Tues
day ni February next, ensuing nun ten
O'Clock a. M until four O'Clock r. ~, each OF sad
day. and that six months irom the 18th day ut
August A. u. 1865, j. the time limited by SAID
Cont Tor said creditors to present their said
claims u Us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Mount Holly, this lOih day OF sep
tclul,,r \. u. ls6S.
EDWARDS PARMENTEE, ! c,p,,,,
HARVEY DlCkEkMAN, !
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
Aleu- advertisements.
T,fp IN yElRMOYT, DISTRICT

NIAIE OFF ' ENMON I, DID ININf
- al Rutland, -, The Probate Court for the
District ~ Rutland;
To an persons interested in the estate OF Hannah
Tratt, late OF pittlOrl, IN said district, de-
ceased, testatc, hhtilINa'
Hy the authority ~ the State Of Vermont, you
an hereby notihca 10 appear before sand Probate
Court AZ the Probate Office m Rutland, m said
district, on the a., Tuesday OF oct, A. ID, 1865,
to show cause, II any YOU have, Why CERTAIN
instrument in writing, tiled IN said court, and
purporting 10 be the last viii and testament OF
said deceased should not be proved and allowed
Dated at Rutland, M said district this lith day
Of sept, \, ID. 1865. -
w. q. EDdERToS,
SS.W3N. second Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

BIZ To the weak, the worn, and the weary the
editor of the Boston Recorder says 1--WE can
most unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian
Syrup, a protected solution of the protoxide OF
iron to all the weak, the worn, and the weary,
having richly experienced its benefits: It pos
sesses all the qualities claimed for by its pro-
pretor."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

BIT Do not fail to try the Great English Reno
dy Sir Robert Edgar's Celebrated English Life
Bitters tor Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, and all
diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels. id9wtt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
, kSFII, FEMALE SEMINARY,

L At Auburulalo, Mass. Ten miles from -
ton affords superior facilities for solid on = ia
mental education. Best advantages for " >'''
French and Painting. Number limited Ie ioi'y-
six. Next wear begins september 9Th 1868
sadirass elias w. CUSHING.
sent IElWtd 4 Satiw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
Farmers, and Mechanic>' club.
rIrru ANNUAL FAIR,

FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR,
OF this club, will be held at Brandon,
VI, Wednesday and Thursday, Seplem-
Der 23d and 9th, 1865. An address
will be delivered on Wednesday evening,
On Thursday, an address will be delivered
by President Angel, Of Burlington.
OFFICERS or rur CLuB.-tol. II. II.
Merritt, President Charles u. Pitts, Sec
rotary j. w Cheney, Treasurer Hon
+. june, Assistant Secretary; X. v
Marsh, Corresponding Secretary. Wee
rresNdcn,s-Dr, \. T. Woodward, Bran
don; 5. II. Stickney, Goshen ; j, NJ. Dyer
Salisbury IL. I. Lothrop, plusiord Al
bert Wood, Chittenden G. &. Selieck
sudbury Abel Walker, Whiting ). W.
Boynton, Orwell 4. l., Pits, Benson
Gilbert Barber, Huhbarltou; II, Brook
ms, Shoreham; Benz, Gleason, RorA. ,''r
q. O. Swinnngtou, Leicester; y. \
Hoyt, Castleton. Marshall, Capt. A.
Cook Supt Town Hall, Jas. L, Taylor
Supt, Cattle, II. Ellis; Supt. sheep, \
h. Jones Supt. Poultry, X. c. White
Supt, Swine, II. \. Barnes ;,Supt. Horses
Z. Nearing Chief Of Police, L. L. But.
ton; Clerks of the Fair, Alyah Smith
VIM. A. Wells, ". Il. payrupert td-al
J. Bliss, c. NJ Winslow. Music, kcen'
Corncl Band.
Reports Of the committees vi. n" mad'
toy the Secretary on the second DAY OF th'
far. 1t Is requested that all ARTICLES an'
stock fer exhibition be entered the hrs
day. Stock will lie cared Tor over nigh
free Of charge.
Admission to the Hall--fam,ly uckyl.
good during the Fair, IL ; season ,i'E,
tickets, good during the Fair, &o cents
single admission tickets, - cents.
Railroad viii carry for fare one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
Arrival, and Departure OF Trains

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND,
M, nsnox. Fails. l,aSS ti:so NJ, 'l2?o SaS
/. Huntington 1 80 $50 a, m, 4 .s;oSp IN,
B.nninston and State line, 500 a, m and
200 y, m.
salem, la.SS, 1900 a, m, 'l2lS and li'2o
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,
Ann D.llows Fails, lgSS a 1000 a. m, 1905 a
800 p. m.
burlington, haas a. m, 'ls;la l'ls Pm;
bennington and State line, 'll'is a. h'' anu
1000 p, m.
" Saratoga slaOO m, and 1910 p m,
80 salem, l:lS 4 1880 a, IN, 1880 $3.50 =, M
Mail Train, iMhvu'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17
brighton, Cambridge and Nedford.
For the week ending September 10, 1868.
ror the Rutland HERALD.
lorSr % STOCK AT NJ,

N'---'' "---T' "7'T-'- ? az HeT1- FeaTs
This week l.ss Alla q, 5oo ,,
Last week, ANS l5,;a5 Ion $3.50 Is
one year ago a,iul 5,liN 500 :, iUo 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell.
Yesterday morning Assistant District Attorney
Bedford appeared for the prosecution.
y Cornelius RAFFERTY, and Robert Mahoney pleaded
guilty to attempt at grand larceny, fury having
stolen a copper pipe worth $50 on the Goth of
August, the property of the chief engineer OF the
steamer Alabama. They were sent to the State
Prison for two years and sixth months.
, The Grand Jury brought in number OF indict-
nents whereupon the prisoners were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. aNi 9L
Martin Reeves charged with stealing box of
percussion caps valued at SIS, the property of
Folsom 33 Maiden lane, pleaded guilty to attempt
at grand larceny. He was remanded for sentence.
VIM. Parker pleaded guilty to burglary in the third
degree. He was charged with burglariously enter
ing the Iiquor store OF John Hailoran in Third ave-
nue., and stealing three dollars worth Of cigars, on
the night OF the 2Sth Of August. He was sentenced
To the State Prison for three years.
Nathaniel W. Swift, who was charged with steal.
ing $50 worth OF shirts from the laundry OF David
Crochern, 90 North Moore street, on the Sth OF
August pleaded guilty to petty larceny. was sent tc
the Pententary Tor ak months. IL was stated thai
the accused was insane. that last evening he at
tempted TO burn the bed In his cell and showed Other
eigDs Of insanity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
TIVE MARITIME AND Rec ALLEGED FORGERY CASE.

An examination was commenced yesterday morn.
ing before Justice Downing at the Tombs in the case
OF william NJ. MARITIME aud w. J. Rec, who are
charged with having forged the names of Hunt,
Helmers VOORHEES, OF ST. Louis, for S2,0s5 to
promssory note.
Richard W. Bogart, OF No. Nassau street, testified
that he Is banker and note broker; W. j. Rec called
upon him on the 10th inst; never was acquainted
with him before; inquired If he had any good com.
mercial paper for sale; replied that he had and
took from his pocket book containing some looked
at 1t; said that he had bought some on the same
Of 81. Louis and asked the price; told him
i he wished to invest sSea snG a
that would Just suit him; said he twitness) would
let him have the paper; sad he would take It; the
note was drawn on Hunt Heimers VOORHEES,, OF
81. Louis; II was dated New York; the note pre-
sented s an exact copy OF the one given him: gave
him (witness $4,000. ana put II IN hrs pocketbook;
mad no other transaction with Mr. Ree: saw = note
subsequently in the hands OF his cashier like the one
sold; II was for the same amount.
motion By Mr.. w. K. Howe, OF counsel for the
defence, TO permit MARITIME to waive examination
and put in bail was denied.
Hiram J. Bennett, OF the firm OF Bennett 4 Co.,
brokers, No. SO Wall street. testified that Mr.. Rec
had called upon him and asked to sec some paper,
that he desi fred TO invest 81, 900.
samuel j. Jacobs said-Saw the note In question
on the nth inst: had connection with Mr.. Rec in
the transaction; tile check shown was made by wit.
ness; gave 1t to Mr. MARITIME: Mr.. Rec was not
Ing existed between himself and the prisoner.
There IL another charge against Mr. Rec, preferred
by Jonathan Odel. of the firm OF Odcll X peck, No
Jauncey court, wall street. bill brokers' IL is to the
effect that on the och Of March Rec obtained from
that firm 5000 by fraudulent bonds and mortgages.
puTporilng ~ have been executed by George Walker
and wie to william ". Busteed on land In Mott street.
10 is claimed by Mr. 0dell that the bonds and mort
CAGES upon which the money was advanced were
false and fraudulent. Mr. W. y. Howe, on behalf OF
MARITIME. stated That his client declared himself en-.
irely Innocent OF all the charges. and that nj the
proper time, .bcfore the proper trbudal he counsel
would BE- enabled successfully TO establish The truth
OF the assertion, He waived an examination on be-
ha.f Of MARITIME. On behalf of Rec he characterized
the whole PROCEEDINGS "a q wicked conspiracy TO
nure him IN his business. In revenge for some spec
uiation In Pacific stock. IN which Mr. jacobs pro.
seCutor in the case. was loser. Counsel then
moved for the discharge OF Mr.. Rec under the CIR.
cumstances stated
Justice bowling denied the motion. The case was
then adjourned until tomorrow at three O'CLOCK. IN
order TO permit the Court TO decide on the amount Of
bail to be accepted Tor the appearance of the
prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17

whether women are among the '!st o. voters Mise
Susan b. Anthony Major Hagqerty, Mr.. and Mrs 4.
w. Macdonald and Mr. Law addressed the meeting
on the subject and urged the importance OF LAZY
property owners coming forward on saturday even
Ing next and claiming the right to vote along with
taxpayers OF tie other sex for or against surdry
appropriations recommended nv the Board OF Trus-
tees and In case ~ refusal the part nj the an
thortes to the votes OF the fair To bring
the matter before the courts for redress of their
wrongs. A WoJnsn's Association hen formed
and Mrs. Macdonald was appointed a delegate ~ the
Workingmen's National Convention, to be neid In
New York next week.
TRINITT CHURCH, MOUNT vERSoN.-1n paragraph
IN the summary OF westchester news published some
days since II stated that the matter in dispute
ior the past two years between members OF this
conpregaon, IA conducted by its vestry on
the one part and the Rev. Mr.. Corey on the
olner mad been fully settled. II now APPEARS that
neher cvily nor enthusiastically Is such the case.
I've whole originated In the mlsInformati0n
under which Bishop Potter labored Th9
vestry, IL appears, applied to Judge Gilbert, OF
White Plains. for temporary Injunction. This was
refused. Pending the decision OF the Judge the
BISHOP was informed that the courts had sustained
the acuon Oh the vestry. pronouncing 1t valid, and
upon sucil information he (the Bishop gave his
ohiclal consent 20 their resolution dssolving the
connection between the Rev. Mr.. CoGey and the
parish. The Bishop has since withdrawn his consent,
and matters remain as before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
SUPERIOR c1UnT--CHAMBeRS.
The Merchants Union Express Exfraditcn
Case.

The Merchants Union Express Exfradition
Case.
Before Judge Cardozo
In the Matter OF Geo. III. Martin, Gc-Ihe eX-
mination OF witnesses In the matter of the
habeas corpus or George Fl. Martin, who is &C.
cused of being concerned in the robbery OF bonds
on the Merchants Union Express car on the Hudson
River Railroad Ia May last, was yesterday adj
1ourned, by request OF prisoners counsel until the
23d inst. II will be remembered that the prisoner
was extradited from Canada on a criminal warrant
at the instance Of the Express Company, and after
warts on civil process at the suit Of the company
was arrested In Cayuga county while en- route to
this city.
Decisions Rendered.
HtckoE rs. Observation-Disclosures may answer I'm
0ve days on payment Of costs and stpulating to
refer, &c.
. Jane.ray o.. CrooE.-See memorandum.
Hamilton US. Observation-Disclosures on giving Sc
be ordered to take same. Costs TO abide event.
Sarah Lambert Us. VIM. Lambert. Motion de-
MED. l.f canf
Waite uS. Waite ct dl.--Order granted.
EustOn rs. E0st0n.-Order granted.
I Gerfart ps. Standardization denied.
StOhr rs. Ke1nochdn et dl.-Motion denied with
leave to renew upon payment Of five dollars costs.
IN the Matter Of The Nelo York City mutual coal
COn,DdnD granted
John n. Beta et al u.s. Jacob Strong Ell aL-See
memorandum.
AeG'oaoar Us. McG7o~an ct M--see memoran-
drinl. ae. 80,
Sins, &C., IS. Simpson et a1-Motion granted.
GTl1fn ct al. US. Biclcston ct ai.-Costs taxed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17

TEMrERANcE.-The Crystal Stream Division sons
Of Temperance, OF Mott Haven, viii hold their annual
picnic In Morris Park. Morrsania, to-day.
PoRr CHESTER Observation-Disclosures progress
has been made within the last few weeks In obtain
ing subscriptions 10 the stock OF the Redge1eld and
Port Chester Railroad and the company viii be
organized.
DEMOCRATIC BANNER RusING.-The Democratic
Campaign Club OF New Rochelle raised a very hand
some banner In 'front.' Of their headquarters on Tues
day afternoon. They VIII hold meeting endorsing
the national and state nominations about the irst of
next month.
Tug SEYMOUR Avn BLAIR CLrB or RYE held
public meeting NJ the depot to ratify the national
ami state vaccinations Of seymour and Blair, Hon.
man and Beach. The speakers on the occasion were
Me-srs u. G. Birdsal, Lawrence ID. Herman, How.
ard Ellis and w. =. WOLFE or New York and George
Woodward, OF Rye. The attendance was quite large
and the proceedings were kept up until about eleven
O'Clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT RYr.-The
Methodist Episcopal congregation OF Rye, although
not considered very large or wealthy have accom-.
pshed much during the past year. In addition TO
the erection Of fine lecture to their house OF
worship they recently purchased the van sickln
property adjoining. large portion OF the Old tav.
ern at which The stages Of DAYS gone by used ~ stop
has been torn down, while another portion OF more
modern construction, has been moved back from the
street and remodeed and the surrounding grounds
tastcfuly laid out and beautIfed with shrubbery,
flowers, &C., for parsonage purposes at a cost OF
$4,000 all OF which with the exception OF about
$1,000 received rom Robert Hayward for the
old parsonage property. has been subscribed by
members OF the church aud congregation.
SHALL WOMEN voTEf-A very large audience a.
sembled at Union Hall, Mount Vernon, on Tuesday
evening last, Of those persons who favor the rights
Of females holding property to vote ON questions OF
the appropriation Of money and to hear the legal
points Of Vic question and " ADOPT means VI testing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
THE GREAT HEBREW FESTIVAL.
The Hebrew New Year-IlOsh Hashono-Th
Days OF At0ncment and Repentance-fh
Day Of Rec0nciIia tiOn-JOm Kippur.

The Hebrew New Year-Rosl Hashouo--Tbs
INV. nj A,o,.... - D.u.,...,.-rr,.
~ A~or'
Day Of hecOnctliattOn-JOm kippur.
"And the evening and the morning were the first
aavu Trina 10 mi. .xos.,, ,..,,.ot;o, a., canosi.
"'. W ~ 1"o'"'0 uoe'i"'' " ~
cnapter D. the adherents OF Judaism beiieve In the
beginning of each day with shutdown Hence their
New Years pav be,nc tho srst dov Of tho autumna,
~" "!' oeins 'iic his' u's vi uio ""'u"''"i
month OF 11sr, corresponding this year with our
10th Of September. commenced last evening and is
o,ahroted IN Oh e.. ,....,-.o - 1870. -,
'e'0 " "ii INC Synasoeuos vi 'c"pioS VIII"
great soiemnlty by divine service in the evening as
well as on the following day The festival of New
vo,r,s caua, po, ,T, -, ~, -,
i''' 20 eu noeh hasnono ihoso "ho sim DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17

trial In default OF $10O0 ban. Murphy Is twenty
one years OF age and q native OF England.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsEs.-The following
OF assault and battery came mp before Justice
Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester
day.
Patrick Tully, OF 22s West Twenty eighth street,
charged Charles Tully with beating him in cruel
and shameful manner
Annie Fay complained OF her husband Patrick
who beat her severely, without provocatiOn.
Henrietta McElwin, OF $50 West Twenty-ffth street.
charged Mrs. Sarah Mutt with beating her badly with
her fists.
George @. Franklin complained that Daniel Weeks
injured him severely by cutting him with knife or
some sharp instrument.
David Branagan, OF 1872 West street, charged John
Gibbons with severely cutting him with pitcher
and tumber, dishguring his face shameluly. All
the above were committed 70 answer al the Court OF
Special Sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
2lLlARD NOTES.

There are at present fifteen first class cusls In
Paris who are said 10 make wonderful strokes At the
carrom game, while Chicago lays claim to seven q
the best billiardists In this country.
In practice game recently Dion made run Of
$50 and an average OF I26 points. The match be-.
tween him and McDevitt Is expected to take place In
Chicago before the end Of the month.
Brunswick Of Cincinnati, has issued a challenge
To Choate 10 play him Tor 500 and has offered Odds
400 IN LOO pQtntA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
UNITED STATES cosmIssnAsss OFFICE.

Alleged Murderous Assault on Shipboard.
Sa'iA Before Commissioner Osborn.
Thomas Miller captain OF the American snip
81 Mark was brought up yesterday and held for eX-
animation charge of assaulting the mate OF the
vessel with q sheath knife.
The Internal Revenue investigation Again
str t Postponed.
Before Commissioner Guttman.
The United States rs. Er-IteT'n0l Regenne COl,ec-
tor Smith et dl--The examination in this case, in
which solicitor Bnckey's movements have attracted
much attention was TO have been resumed yesterday,
but was adjourned until to-day without discus
ROn.