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Ea-In a late fight with Indians, in
the far west, Lieut.. Beecher, son of
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, was
among the slain.
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Those wishing to pay three prices will buy
without looking Others, more careful, will
examine the prices at y, +, ANDREWS &
SONS, and go away satisfied that it is the
cheapest place in the market for Dry Goods
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Rhyme Of Hats.

Blanche, a Princes OF Lisbon, wears the Star,
Lena and Lula sport the GeroLstein,
Rivals are they for the heart Of HOuSQltetdire.
\ Fra DiGrOlO he with the female heart /
Ween.
4 second instalment of this thrilling
romance will appear next week, meanwhile
Millinery Goods of all kinds will be sold
cheaper than the cheapest at
Sept. 23-tf. Mrs. POTTER & cos.
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n celebrated preparation is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug
gists at 70 cents. 1t is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation known
Sold by all druggists. May 0-Sm.
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Campaign Painting!
5000 Boxes Cheese MantedI

OF Banners, Flags, Transparencies, &c.
done on short notice, by
Warren, sept. 2, IS5S-tf c. c. McNUTT.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices 10 cents per Line first Insertion,
10 cents per line each ~SubseQuent insertion.
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PIANOS

Steinway, Chickering, and various styles
OF other first class Pianos, Organs and Me-
lodeons, Of the most popular Manufactures,
will be sold for the next Thirty Days,at great
ly reduced prices. Address G.. n. Cutler,
Agent, Orangeville, Ohio.
Septpmberl 10 lS6S2t
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IfyOu want

To see some nice Oranges andLemons, Pin
Apples, Canned Fruits, Jellies and every va
riety of dried fruits, call and examine the
stock of JEROMET T. CAMPBELL, on Main
st. May lS-tf.
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Local Notices.
1t is a Mystery


Local Notices 10 cents per line, first Insertion; 10
cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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Observation-Disclosures Boots & Shoes
at McLain's, east side Main Street, CGOodseII's
old standl, we can, we will and we do, sell
cheaper than the cheapest, better than the
best. September 80.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

The attention of our readerr is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of lhis paper.
This valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use it. Read the certificates.
August l., 1858.
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To our Friends,

Our stock of ~seasonable goods large
and complete than usual this fall, and we
ask an examination Of stock and prices.
HAPGOOD & BROWN,
No. l River Block, Warren, o..
Sept. lett.
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The Election !

a fine assortment Of Perfumery, Hair Oils,
POmades N Tooth Powder, also Bishops
celebrated Tooth Paste, for which F. A. Clark
is sole agent for Ohio. Remember the place,
sign of the Eagle, Main Street.
September &-2t.
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Down! Down! Down!
Has gone the price of Fruit Jars, at
HOYT, SrRATTON & HAPGOOD'S.
September 3O-tf
G. S. Murray, Of the Boston Boot and
Ghnn Gfnrn

Has just returned from the East, where he
has purchased n stock of Fall and
Winter goods. Boots now cOmiug in every
day from Boston and all parts of MaSsachu-
sets, making the best assortment OF Ladies, ,
Gents Misses Boys Youths and Childrens'
Boots & Shoes, ever shown in this section OF
the country. Call and see, bring your meas
ure or the feet, and save at least 10 per cent.
Remember we are at the sign Of the Golden
Boot, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
September COLT.
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Silver Marc

Vautrot & Ackley are. opening a splendid
new stock of fresh Silver and Plated Ware,
examine soon, they are going low.
September Suit
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500 bblS Of Salt for sale at whole
sale or retail ut Island Mills.
RUSH, HAMILTON s. co.
July 22-tf
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Folding Chairs ~
In great abundance-other Chairs by the
thousand or otherwise, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSENDrS.
Sept. 2-tr
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For Sale Low.

For Sale Low.
One Two Horse Wagon.
One GoodT Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Open Buggy.
One Road Wagon, Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
May l3-tf r. II. BARNUM-
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Are the How and Florence, sold by Mrs. s.
Adair, first door south Of the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Jan. i 1SSN
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% Per Cent

Reduction inthe price Of Sponge Mattresses!
Hair, Husk and Seagrass Mattresses, very
law, at TRUESDELL TOWNSEND'S.
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The Best Sewing Machines

The best steel Plows in market at d. H.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
Wassen, May l, lS6S-tf
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Coal! Coal!

The undersigned will keep constantly on
for sale at PhalanX Station, the best
of MAHONING VALLEY COAL, in
quantities to suit purchasers. c. WOOD.
Sept. q, lS6S-3t.
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81 OO-I @-I SOL 7O-and as good Dollar
eighty cent Tea as in town. We also have
our old 81 80 Teas
HOYT, STRATTON &HAPGOOD.
SqDfpmber aErf
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Why people will go ragged and wear old
clothes, wnen A. Z. ANDREWS & SONS are
making Splendid Heary WInteT SUITS to order,
for the small sum of $500. Call and be con-
WINGED. September 30-tE.
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Mems SHIFTS,

In Cashmere and Broad Cloth made to
order cheaper h the cheapest at
A. Z. ANDREWS &S0NS.
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Plows. PIows PIoUs.

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E. s. ADAIR'S.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN, OHIO, Sept. y, lSS. J

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN, OHIO, Sept. p, lS8.
Gold, 40.
seven-Thirties, I'd and Sd series) 100, with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
FLOURISH to 5000.
OATS-Oats 566Oc.
COMMON sI,O0.
FLAX SEED-s26O.
DRIED APPLES-Sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sc, cash o rtrade.
CHEESE-Factory l3e; Dairy l26l3c.
EGGS-l6c.
LARD-COuntry rendered, I76iSe.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-sI ,lOGI,0.
TEAS-sl,OO TO $50 per chest.
COFFEE-Z9H per bag.
GLAsS-See Hardware Report.
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
WARREN, OHIO, Sept. %, 1868.
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Is Wafer

Finds its level, so will customers find where
good work is done, this account for the rush
at the Art Gallery of Brooks & Potter, who
can photograph that old man just stepped out
of time, or the little infant who has recently
stepped in, and all Intermediates try them
and be satisfied Of the fact. Rooms, east
side, Main Street Aug. 5-tf
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The Largest Arrival of New Goods,

1Hc StsI AIII'"- "
Cloths, Doeskins, Tricots, Casters,
Moscows, Suitings and Cassimeres in
beautiful shades and mixtures. Over
Coats, Sack Coats, Short Frocks, Long
Dress Frocks, Pants and Vests. Boys
Suits and Oyercoats, just received by
REED & ADAMS.
P. S. Bemis' Dickens Collars and
Diamond White Shirts at
REED & ADAMS.
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Fair at Newton Falls.

At \. f. ANDREWS & SONS new adj
tiSement on second page.
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~CinnamOn-Our own Grinding.

We grind our own Ginger.
Pure Ground Pepper.
Pure ground Allspice.
Pure ground Cloves.
AL our OtCn Grinding.
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
Sept. left
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Our Cloak Department
None so Blind as Those Who Will Not

Is now opened for orders. All of the latest
fashions received at
y. z. ANDREWS & SONS.
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57[ ct. Size sold at IS cts. at
HOYT, srRATToN & HAPGOOD.
September 3o-tI
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Another Peck
II


OF the wonderful RoSkOffS. at the Agents
for Ohio, NAUTROT ACKLEY.
September 3O-It
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Hons Wanted,
Every Body Look

Sage Wanted.
HOYT, sTRATTON 4 HAPGOOD.
September Soft.
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For which the highest market price will be
paid at y. +. ANDRWES & SONS.
Sept. . IS6S-tf
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All Wool

All Wool
Empress Cloths, Merinoes and wool Plaids.
at IS cents and 81, at
4. f. ANDREWS & SONS.
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80 Cts.

Sugar Way Down.
At HOYT, STRATToN & HAPGOOD's.
September Soft.
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Window Sash.

You Can Find
The Celebrated Heroine Fruit Jar, at
July l-tf PEW & BROS.
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Show Case !!

Show Case
Counter and Desk for ale cheap, at
HAPGOOD & BROWNS.
August 5,-tf
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seHalI,s Cough BaIsam.,,

Carpets! Carpets!
For the largest stock and lowest prices, go
TO A. L. ANDREWS & SONS.
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Dry Z
Wet Featt

DRY UOOuS
In all Styles and prices now opened at a.
L. ANDREWS & SONS.
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Timothy Seed--
New lot at
HoYT, sTRATToN & HAPGooD.
September Soft
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Go TO Pew & Bros.
To get your Fruit Jars.
July l, lS6S-tf
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- Nc notice will be taken Of communica-
tons otaccompanied by responsible name
The name will be considered confidential,
but must in all cases accompany letters as a
guaranty of good faith. No communities
lions returned.
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'Hall'S Hair ReneWer."
IS cts. per bottle onlv
HOYT, STRATToN & HAPGOOD.
September SOFT.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
WARREN, OHIO, Sept. %, 1868.
PER BARREL.
PER POUND.

Flour white Wh't.I0,O
do Amb. WITHHOLD
do Spr'g Whit 800
White Lime-...-..l,75l
Ron
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
NIyISlPiL AFFAIRS.
MEETING Os the BOARD Of ALDERMEN.

This Board convened yesterday afternoon at two
O'Clock, with the President Alderman Conan, In the
chair but without transacting any business took
recess untl halfpast four O'Clock. At the appointed
hour the meeting was called to order, and quorum
being present the ordinary routine was disposed of.
after which several resolutions directing the having
OF streets on on the upper end OF the island" some
WIN pegah pavement others with Nicol.
the fayorite "McGonegal" wooden pavement.
several communications were received from his
Honor tne mayor returning without his approval
the resolutions TO pave Maiden ane Nineteenth
street. and Second avenue from Fourteenth 10 Nine
teenth street. with WOODEN pavement aud one trans.
mittng an Invitation TO the Common Council To- re.
view the Fifth regiment National Guard on Monday
rule, and the invitation accepted A resolution
was introduced and laid over, directing that in all
resolutions pending before the Board for the paving
of streets with the Staffordu pavement he amended
by inserting "McGonegal" instead OF "StafYord ),
Some further unmportant business was Transacted
after which the Board adjourned until Monday o-tb
inst at two O'Clock r. M.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

The Court OF Arches In England, has rendered its
longooked for decision the st. Adams case. The
judgment condemns the vestments incense, eeva
ton Of the host other practices introduced by the
ritualists In imitation OF the Romsh service. The
conclusion reached appears to be that long custom
to he regarded the interpreter OF law and that the
dsuse of centuries is equivalent TO the abrogation OF
"A ceremony. The London Times observes that "it IL
hard to grudge the rituaiss all the satisfaction TO be
derived nom two lighted candles" and adds that
this permission Is founded on the lnunctlons OF
Edward W.. issued In 1547 which Dr. Phillimore per-
suades himself to be Of statutable authority, and not
abrogated.
Lafayette College. Philadelphia, has been very for
tunae, not only In the increase oil students and the
general prosperity OF the institution, but especially
by munitcent donations TO its funds. Mr.. A. Pardee
OF Hazeton has given $500, 900: John A. Brown, PHI
ladelphia, t20O0O; william Adamson, S30 900; vii.
liam f. Dodge, Of New York, $4,000 DR.. VAIL
own cost.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

read the President onered the following resou.
tom
Resolved That the counsel TO the Corporation be-
hereby authorized and directed take the legal
10 have broadway from Seventeenth to Fynnth
widened the side thereof make said
street conform to the width Of the proposed Boulevard At
above Indicated when widencd is intended contnua
tion southerly.
The resolution was referred to the Committee on
Street Openings.
resolution was adopted directing that all papers
pending for wooden pavement be amended by in
serting "and that all crosswalks parallel with the
line OF said pavement, at the ntersecting Streets
and transversely Herewith at the commencement
and termination thereof and also at all intersections
now paved with the Belgian or stone block pave
ment, 20 be laid or reaid.n
A resolution directing that Second avenue, from
Fourteenth TO Nineteenth streets, be paved with
Nicolson pavement, was adopted over the Mayors
veto.
The Board took recess till five O'Clock; but when
that hour arrived only three members were present,
and an adjournment was made till Monday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
Liberal Christiouity.

The.Rev. J. L. Corning, pastor OF the FIRST Congre
.gational church. Poughkeepse, preached discourse
lately In which he sad:-
That great manifold sect which goes under the gen.
era name OF Liberalism is reaction of intellect
against blind superstition In religion II has had its
representatives in all ages. II had its Origen In the
,hird century and its Abeard IN the tenth It's essing
In the eighteenth and know not how many thou
sands Of apostles IN every civilized nation In this
nineteenth. VINO shall say thai II is q supernuous
ana abnormal Developments OF historyf Whe shall
say that religion needed not some some sort OF olsen
thrallment which reason alone could pivef Who sha
nare 70 afrln that iaiih requires not TO DC rd OF
some artificial lmpgGinents by the help OF the crit
Sd lhcultyf liDera Ism nos to-day the most scholarly
Hieraiure OF the world doing It's work OF emanci-
pailon. ~ mas subsidized al the sciences TO It's no.
ble mission like II for ~ bold scrutiny OF tradi.
tion. / IKE " Tor It's manly contempt OF usage.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HBArHrhroS-DEvLIS.- the Rev. Father Nc
CHM, of ~. Patrck's Cathedral, JAMES N. HEATHER
Ton to MARY JANE DEvLIS, daughter OF John Deyin,
Esq, OF this city.
Newark and Albany papers please copy.
Monday, April Ia Inv the Rev. FrsnSIin habbit VII.
LIAM H. HENRY, OF New York, TO ALICE, daughter OF
Garret sarvent, Esq, Of Nyack.
KATrENHORN--COOPER Fourteenth street
Scotch Presbyterian church, on Thursday, April 1e
by Rev NJ. @. sulphur, WM. A. KArTESIoRS to
SUSIE e. only daughter OF Francis w. Cooper all OF
TINS city, No cards.
-, ,OvERELL-FoURErT--O saturday, April IL at
une residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
Inonas u. Anderson, d. D., WILLIAM DEAN OVER
Eli to LOUISE NJ, eldest daughter OF Isaac =.
fourctt Esq, ali OF New YORK city,
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, April Is. 1868.


ALBANY, April Is, 1858.
BILLS PASSED.
Reducing the number of directors OF the Clinton
Fire Insurance Company Of New York; incorporating
the Insurers Indemnity Company OF New York; for
the better protection OF persons letting hiring out
personal property; to prevent burias the ponds
lyn with water; creating the ONCE OF Metropolitan
Fire Marshal; incorporating the OswegO Water
Works Company.
THE ERIE RAILWAY BILL PASSED.
The Erie Railway bill next came up for the fnal
Mr. cnKAMER moved to lay the bill on the table
until eight O'Clock on Monday evening, which was
lost by the following vote:-
wards Kennedy Murphy Norton, fs%er' Pierce TS.ys1,
NxYs-Msssrs Banks, Beach, Chapman, Folger, Graham
Hubbard Humphrey, Mattoon, Morgan; Nichols, Ncks,
O'Donnell Parker, Stanford, Van Petten, wiiams-16
Mr.. CAMPBELL asked to be excused from voting,
saying that his mind was not clearly made up to
what Is really his duty In reference to 1t.
He was excused.
Mr.. NORRIS stated that he was paired with Mr.
Hall and was excused from voting.
Mr.. MURPHY moved to strike out the two first
sections saying that although not Objectionable in
terms as before they were amended they are still
as obnoxious to morality and honesty; for they
legalize monstrous wrong and fraud.
The motion to strike out was lost by vote OF IL
to IT, and the bill was passed by the following vote:-
YAEs,M@sssrs @ Banks Beach, Chapman, Folger Graham
Ncis O'Donne, Parker Stanford Van Petten williams
NAYs-Messrs. Bradley Cauldwe Creamer, Crowley Ed.
wards Kennedy, Murphy, Norton Palmer Pierce Thayer
Tweed-12
Mr.. Campbell was excused from voting, and Messrs
Genet and Hale were absent.
Mr.. CHAPMAN moved to reconsider the final vote,
which was lost by IL to IL.
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING.
For the Improvement of Vanderbilt avenue and
South Seventh and South Sixth streets, BrOoklyn;
Incorporating the Coxsackie Savings Bank; incor-
porating the Prospect Park Savings Bank; amending
the charter OF the Park Savings Bank, New York;
Incorporating the Pawners' Savings Bank and the
Guardian Savings Bank, New York; amending the
charter OF the Up Town Savings Bank for the exten-
sion OF the railroad tracks from Atlantic avenue to
Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
The Senate adjourned till Monday evening
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, April IS, 1865

ALBANY, April ls, 1865.
THE STATE PRINTING AND CONVICT LABOR.
communication was received from the Inspectors
OF state Prisons, in to resolution OF the AS
sembly, stating that they had made contract with
James B. Swain and Francis b. Fisher for seventy
i've convicts In Sing Sing Prison to be en-
ployed in printing, stereoyping. eectrotyping &C.,
the contract to take effect April /.
THE NEW YORK COUNTY TAX LEVY
was considered IN Committee OF the Whole. motion
TO 50. The bill made the special order for We'd
nesday morning.
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING
The state Charity bill; TO incorporate the United
states Contracting Company: to enable the National
SAFE Deposit Company 10 complete its organization;
10 amend the charter OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company; TO incorporate the Pullman Pacific
Car Company.
BILLS PASSED.
To change the. name of the New York Educational
Society: To amend the Rochester city charter; 10 In
corporate the Peekskill Water Works Company.
The House adjourned I'M Monday morning a, ten
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The gunboat Gettysburg, Commander John Irwin,
is now engaged in running lines OF soundnes for
telegraph cable between Cuba and Aspinwall. She
will also include all other important points in the
West Indies where cables may be properly laid-ln
the survey
The gunboat Don, Commander Ralph Chandler,
sailed rom Kew West for Pensacola April 10. From
the latter port she will proceed TO Vera Cruz
The frigate Contoocoos. flagship Of Rear Ad-
miral Hot, commanding North Atlantic squadron, is
coaling at the Portsmouth Va. Navy Yard, ana will
soon leave n cruise to the west Indies, where the
Admiral inspects the feet
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
Roman Catholic.

The IMMORTAL DiplomotiQue has the following
Several journals announce that Cardinal Lucien Bona
parte has decided on soon returning to France not
withstanding the efforts made to induce him to re.
main at Rome. The real motive for his departure Is
that the Prince, being convinced that his promotion
Ponti for the imperial family OF France proposes 10
proceed 10 Paris during the summer TO otter the ex-
preston OF his thanks to the Emperor OF the French.
A mission will be opened in st. Patrck's Cathedral
by the Redemptorst Fathers to-day. nj the high
mass. The mission will continue for two or three
weeks. There no doubt that IL will be well attended
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
SUPREME COURT.

The Erie Case Before the Rcfercc-Opcning
Of the Referees Court-Nou-Appcara Of
tae Referee-John B. Haskin SUNNI oned
as Witness-Suddcn Appearance Of AM
other Notice Of stay of Proceedings.
The Erie RdtIrov Company and James Fisk, m,
rs. Marshall p. C7ianlpldin and OtterS.--A meeting
before Referee Redleld adjourned from yesterday.
was fixed for two o'clock this day. At the hour
named the referees Office showed some half dozen
reporters in attendance with the sharp pointed i'm.
plements OF their calling in rest but eager for the
fray. TO their unspeakable delight no doubt coun-
sci anu the principal character IN the opening
scene for which they were most prepared, Mr..
ilasSn, the witness, was 80 backward in
coming forward as time was called that IL
was pretty evident TO them that Saturday after
noon would not be spent like many afternoons OF
late listening to a war Of words in the niermnable
Erie case. Tne reason Of this backwardness on the
part of counsel and witness was announced In the
person OF Il courier from the supreme Court, who
served upoh the reieree copy OF the following
ordcr:--
SUPREME CouRr-Tls Err Ra;toas conprny and Jan,.
ril Js g M Mar.hca 1,,n b. Gaar,r'ai, and oupon The
annexed, LET AL proceedings on the order, copy Of
the examination OF The witnesses named in SAID order and
ali proceedings before the referee said order be
noticed the entry OF the order Of the court herepon but
DATED April II, 1885.
The above order took the referee and the only
counsel in attendance, Mr.. J. e.. Shearman, In the
Drew interest, quite by surprise. II was several
times read before It's full import seemed to have
been understood, "all proceedings, as included In
the wording Of the order being specially commented
on ''and from Judge Davis, too,n was another
phrase OF special wonderment. But there was the
order and knowing whch-the Vanderbilt counsel
and witness not being In attendance-the referee
had nothing for it but TO adjourn the court This he,
IN a sort OF informal manner did tall Monday next
at four O'Clock r. NJ, no doubt In the expectancy
that between this and then, Sunday notwithstand-
ing intervening something Will turn up which may
lead to an abrogaton OF the unwecome order OF the
stay OF proceedings above noted.