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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-30
SUGARS,
SEGARS,
TOBACCOES,
WHISKEY

which he fatters himself he can sell as
cheap as they can be bought anywhere in
the county.
have lately erected frst-class shingle
mill, which is now in operation. It is an
attested that the shingles which were made
in this mill and sold in Williamsport, are
first-class article, the lumber of which
they are made being a frst-class article.
/ desire to introduce these shingle, to the
notice of builders, who will consult their
own interest by giving mea call.
May Sd, '66.-tf
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CHOOSE ye on the Sd of November
under whose leadership you wish to
serve for the next four years. Grant is
for peace in all the land. Blair is for
introducing war where war has never
been before.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE

Y The undersigned has laidsout VII
age upon his ground adjoining the Ridg
way Depot, to be called ELK. The lots
are so feet front by 100 feet deep-front
ing towards the railroad.
Terms-For the first lot sold, 500. Poi
the second lot sold, $l10. For the third
lot sold, S120-and SO on increasing in
price as lotsare sold.
saa. First purchasers get the choice lot,
at the cheapest rates.
Purchasers will be registered in the Or
der Of their application. Ten per cent Of
the purchase money must be paid at the
Tune of the application.
eA.Applications WILDE made to Joh
q. Hall, Esq, Ridgway, Pa.
J. 8. HYDE.
Ridgway. mar, ,29'66-tf.
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FRIDAY,
October 80 til, -: 1868
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

q. MoRRIsoN COATES. WINTHROP W. KETCHAM.
THOMAS NJ MARSHALL, SAMUEL KNoRR
WILLIAM II. b RSEe. BENZ. f. WAeENsEILRR,
WILLIAM j. POLLOCK, CHARLES II MULLEN
RICHARD WIJDEY. GEORGE W. ELDER
GEORGE w. Hill. JoHN STEWART
WATSON p. MAGuL. JACoB GnAFIUs
JOHN II. BRINGuURsT. JAMES SILL
FRANK Q. HooToN. HENRY G. JOHNSON.
ISAAC ECKERT. JOHN X. EwINa.
MARls HooPEs. WILLIAM FRBw.
DAVID VI. RANK. ALEXANDER w CpIv-ropn
WILLIAM DAVIS. JAMES s. RUTAN.
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u 100000 CUSTOMERS IN FOUR
u. Years. Patronize the Best.


Having the largest capital, most ezper-
fenced buyers, and extensive trade of any
concern in the Dollar Sale business, we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
in every instance, and also the best selec.
tion of goods ever offered at ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
No other concern has any show wherever
our agents are selling. Our motto, "PrOmpt
and Reliable" Male and female agents
wanted in city and country.
THE LADIES are particularly requestedl
to try our popular club system of sellipgs
all kinds of Dry and Fancy Goods, DretS'
Patterns Cotton Cloth, Gastors, Silver
Plated Goods, Watches, sc. Established
l864.1 A patent pen fountain and check
describing an article to be sold for dollar,
10 cents 20 for So; 40 for $4 60 for S6;
100 for $40; sent by mali. Free presents
to getter up, (worth so her cent more than
those sent by any other concern,) according
to size of club, or if not do not fail to send
or a circular.
N. B.-Our sale should not be classed
with New York dollar jewelry sales or bo.
gus " Tea Comprnies," as it is nothing Of
the Sort EASTMAN s. KENDALL,
80 Hanover Street,
may23-6m. Boston, Mass.
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WHEELING w. Va. Oct. 2Sth.
Twenty-three counties heard from
give a Republican majority of 5000.
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A IL orders for Stoves and Hardware
"A will be promptly attended to as soon
as received, at the
12'67 st. MARY'S HARDWARE STORE
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GROVE G. MESSENGER, Druggist and
" Dealer in Drugs and Chemicals,
Paints, Oils and Varnish. Perfumery Toll.
ct articles and Stationary, Ridgway, Elk
county Pa. Tmar-2g66-1y.
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~ II. V0LK, Manufacturer and Dealer
~. in Lager Beer, opposite the Railroad
Depot, ST. Mary's, Elk county Pa.
Mar-2266-1
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s. Bordwell, NJ. D. Eclectic Physician.
-. Office and residence opposite the
Jail, on Centre St., Ridgway, Pa. Prompt
attention will be given to all calls. Office
hours: to 8 A. NJ IL to 2 P. NJ; and 6
TO P. NJ. Mar. %. 6G-tf
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MAILS, SPIKES, HINGES, RIvETs,
IN locks, bolts, and all kinds oibuilder's
materials in general can be had cheaper al
the st, Mary's Hardware Store than arg
other place in Elk county. (n28oU
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TNNVELOPES, LABELS & TAGS neat
ID ly printedl the AdSocOte 0fhce
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nR. W. B. HARTMAN, st. Mary's, Elk
~ county, Pc. Late Of the Army of the
Potomac. Particular attention given to all
cases of surgical nature. mar % 66-Iy.
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A ATTENTION MILL O WNFRS !
TNHE EAGLE TURBINE WA 7 E Il
Il WHEEL, patented July 80, 1867, is
superior to any wheel in use. The under
signed have the agency for said wheel in
the State of Pennsylvania, and can recomi
mend it as being the best manufactured.
For further particulars, and circulars. in .
quire at our Foundry in Kersey, where
machinery, mill gearing, castings and steam
engines will be made to order at reasonable
prices. We expect by giving satisfaction
incur work to receive good share of pub
lie patronage.
J.F. ROBERTSON,
r. BELL.
Kcrsey, Elk Co., Pa, jan16 1s69pd.
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Business DIRECTORY.

TOHN G. HALL, Attorney at law, Ridg.
- way, Elk county Pa. [mar.2266 1y
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ToB WORK of all kinds ana dos.
e, criptions done at this Office.
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AURIE J. BLAKELY, Attorney at law,
IL and U. S. Commissioner. Ridgway
Elk county, Pa. Tmar. % 66.1y.
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EXECUTIONS, SUMMONS, SUBPG.
ia mas, Warrants, &c., on hand and for
sale at this office.
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DR. W. W. SHAW Practices Medicine
~ and Surgery, Centreville, Elk county
Pa. mar % 66.1y.
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HENRY sOUTHER, Attorney -at-L Law,
IL Ridgway, Pa. (fcb2o6s)
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A LPINE HOUSE, St. Mary's Pa, Her
N man Kretz, Proprietor. aug9'66
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nR. W. JAMES BLAKELY Physician
Dand Surgeon, st. Mary's, Elk county
Pa. [mar-22'66 1y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30
THE TOBACCO MARKET.

The market for Kentucky tobacco exhibits but little
tvy There has been evident desire the part of
tain factors realize upon their stocks prices ruled
in favor OF buyers The Italian Reggie contractor has pur
chased about 0o0 hhds during the past fortnight but the de-
mand from domestic BUYERS has been exceedingly light.
Holders are beginning to manifest confidence
count of the unavoabe reports the growing crop. The
yield promises be considerably larger than last but
the excessive and long continued rains doing dam
To the quality of the tobacco Besides preventn the
cutting Of the plant by keeping and full of sap the
ready been housed from securing" house burn
The result VIII be that the crop viii mark ct
late and VIII be very deficient In quality. The stock
on sale IN New York estimated at 1000 hhs and Is not
receipts OF Western tobacco fc. the month of September
amount to about 800 hhds against 200 hhds month
last year The receipts of the of 1867 hereafter received
viii not exceed 250 hhds This added to the stock
January 1862 The foreign exports during the last
three months have been 20 O hhd against 49, hhds
same time last During the months October Novem-
Der and December 1857 the foreign exports 149
hhds The exports of these months the last four
years has been hhds which about 81 cent
than the visible supply irrespective OF the wants OF home
manuiac These figures having their influence with
commission merchants and strengthened by the almost
unanimous orders Of Western cOnsgnees to hold for ad
SEEDI.EAFOwing to the unfavorabe advices from Eu-
and the scarcity of suitable tobacco the business
has been brought almost TO sands The only saes worth
reporting are 20 OF Connecticut at private terms and
rs OF old crop Ohio wrapper c For home trade
fair business done the being folows-60
Connecticut OF 1860 ic Zoo 80 seconds do.
4c &c., and 81 Ohio wrapper private terms
HAvANA.-About 3O0 bales of Havana tobacco, mostly
crop, were sold at 95c. a 81 o.
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ticipatins higher prices Ths receipts continue lghs
Ohio is held tS7Hc S.c do .. sshSc SO No do
nues TO sell moderately the previously current while
Texas qet but firm The stock Of the latter IL moderate
chiefly For grades Of California
there passab active demand prices ruling IN favor Of
the buyer The stock OF all kinds Ia light and held by few
harpies or new fan clip small lots have arrived All kinds
Of foreign wool held with considerable frmness. The
STATE q, at tsc; $500 DO; No. and x Ohio
lsc &c., unwashed at Sc S5c 800 ACQUIRED at &c.,
To- domestic combng and lot Of 600 Xxx and pick
pulled :, 49, o .c lbs spring clip California =. BE-
the sales are ~ packages Codova 32c &c., Is bales
black and Dunsko at 24c 1000 lbs Kamue at 2c and
q 900 do. Chilean private terms.
wHALEBoNE was In fair demand. partly speculative and
prices were firm. The here and in New
Bedford were 1900 lbs. 81 3D. 5000 Davis
Straits on private TERMS 5000 Arctic 81 1000 do do.
at 81 42h and 5000 do. do. at 81 40.
MHALEfooTs- Bleached were steady at 10kc.
WHIsKRy Receipts, 100 bbls The market dull and
prices were nominal 1t soc. a &c.. In bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30
new JERSEY STATE AGaICUl TuaAL SOCIETY.
Opening Day Mt the Waverley Fair Grounds
Grand Display of Stock.

The no less picturesque than admirably located fair
grounds of the New Jersey State Agricultural Society
at Waverley N. j., were thrown open yesterday on
the occasion Of the grand opening of the annual en-
hibtion or fair under the auspices OF the society.
As is invariably the case opening days operations
yesterday were chiefly confined to the work OF get
ting the exhibitors wares in order so that they may
appear to the best possible advantage. In the dier
ent departments qualhy seems to be aimed al quite
as much as quantity and from the general appear
ance OF things yesterday IL would appear as though
the hopes OF the society that this would excel every
preceding fllr in every respect stood reasonably
good Chanceof being realized. 1t Is claimed that
the cattle pens and horse stalls now contain
the largest and finest lot Of stock ever before
exhibited. Besides several large and spacious
tents for the exhibition of fruits, flowers, vegeta
bles and mutltudinous collection OF useful and
fancy articles Of various manufacturers, there has
been erected fine flame building for tue use OF me-
chanical constructions. In one corner is complete
machine shop, with furnace. boiler and neat engine
In perfect working order. In each department the
entries very large. new feature IN the general
arrangements has been the opening Of fine hotel
adjacent to the ground, and owned by the society.
a five years. lease of it has been given to man from
Plain6eld. The track-a finely laid haf-inie ONES
in splendid condition, and should the pfcsen 'pcn-
did weather continue the grounds will doubtless be
thronged with visitors from all parts OF the state.
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
REPUBLICAN BANNER was raised last evening a.
the corner of Pavona and Prospect street, az
which large crowd assembled. Major Pangborn,
Captain Grace and Dr.. Robinson made speeches.
THE CoRONER's INQUEST on the body OF the engi-
neer killed by the late petroleum explosion was re-
sumed by Coroner Warren last evening. The evil
dence as to the cause OF the explosion was substan
TALLY the same ~ that given IN HoDoken Ia f'ners
case.
Hoboken.
A SUSPICIOUS CAsR-Mrs. Peter Earl. OF New Dur
ham, was buried a few days ago, and from sus-
plcious circumstances surrounding the death Cor
Oner White will have the body exhumed Tor post
m0rtem examination.
Hudson City.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION was held yesterday
opposite the Court House for the nomination OF
State and county oflcers Noah D. Taylor, OF Jersey
CITY nominated for State Senator aJ0hn II. Mid
mer for Sheriff, and Patrick Warren, John White ana
Dr. Volkt Tor Coroners There was great eXcitement
over the Senatorial contest Taylor receiving an equal
ballot while Leon Abbott fell far behind The result
Is far from satisfactory the Hudson City men, the
most prominent of whom declared he Will vote
against the ticket since Mcpherson was not nomi-
mated The Cleveland ticket will also fall behind
from this detection.
Newark.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Yesterday fore
noon a young man named Thomas Sweet whose
lated disposition, lodged in jail to await trIaon
q charge of having, with Others Knocked down and
robbed a Mr.. John II. Allen OF thirty dollars few
evenings since. The outrage Is alleged to have been
committed on the corner OF Broad and New streets.
DESPERATE AFFRAY ON CANAL BOAT-Shorty
before lve O'Clock on Monday evening desperate
ARRAY took place board canal boat at the foot Of
the inclined pane of the Norris canal, near Plane
street, resulting in Martin Leach, captain, residing
at p Adam street, being brutay cut and beaten
about the head and face as alleged, by two young
men named Charles Smith and Edward Ellis, both OF
whom were subsequently taken in custody and now
stand fully committed to answer charge OF afro
cious assault. 1t appears some disagreement took
boat relative to position in the channel, when,
alleged the prisoners who were shore and not all
connected with either party, rushed at Leach, who
IL an old gray haired man. and felled him TO the
deck with pole causing shocking wound about
the eyes besides other cuts. The injured was
wagon.
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wtsJcgssTn INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL ACCIDENT At FoRDHAM-Wiian Cassidy
boy about eleven years old, whose parents reside
al Fordham was instantly killed In that village on
Monday evening by being struck on the breast with
n wad discharged from cannon that was being
used for firing salute nj democratic meeting.
The LATE FAIR.-The westchester County Agri-
cultural and Horticultural society's fair last week
proved q decided success, Notwithstanding The
storms which prevailed three days out OF the five
on which 1t was held The receipts amounted to about
A. 900 being 81 200 more than on any former occa-
sion The receipts derived from the track were
very handsome, and the managers have in conse-
quence arranged to have grand horse show at the
fair grounds on the lltb and 10Th days OF October
when 8, 900 Will be distributed 10 the shape or pre-
miums.
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LYNcBING IN 1OwA.--At Des MONIES. iowa sunday
week, two men named Kelly, alias Fairly, and James
Kern. while In house OF III fame got into alterca
ton, which ended by Kelly drawing revolver aud
man lived but an hour. Kelly made his escape but
on Tuesday afternoon was captured on the prairie
near Lewis, and brought to the city. The examina
ton resulted In his being held for trial, and he
placed In the care OF constabes Soon after fifteen
men In disguise burst Into the room placed rev0lvers
at the heads OF the consabes and took The covering
wretch In charge carried him TO tree Just outside
the city limits aud hanged him. Il the Intention
also to burn the house in which the murder took
place and treat the person In control 10 tar and
feathers. -f
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although not to the same extent At the close at
SIX O'Clock the market was weak at the following
quotations, ana apprehensions were very generally
felt that the bear combination at work to
produce monetary stringency would succeed
in accomplishing their object better than was at FIRST
supposed:-Paciic Mail. 1O7A q 1854; New York
Central, 12ok: Erie, 4oz; Hudson River 1873 q l39;
Reading, ssi asak; Michigan Southern, So a ss,I:
Cleveland and Pttsburg, SAX IS; Cleveland and
Toledo, lol 1ol Rock Island lOlh lOl1s; North
western, s7b as714; do. preferred, SIX s73s Fort
Wayne, 11oH a Ill.
There was very bearish feeling in the market for
government securities all day. and quotations expe-
rienced further decline Of 4 y per cent. although
there was an enlarged inquiry for bonds for invest
ment, the low prices having stimulated the demand
from this source. At the close, soon after four
O'Clock, the following quotations were CURRENT
Registered o's, 1881, 1l3 113k; coupon 6's 1881,
ll3H la 520s, registered l0sz 100; 6-20's cou-
pom, 1862, 1l2x l13; do, 1884, l091s 109z; do,
1865, 1922 10; do, 1885, new, los q 1885 ;dO.,
1867, new los q 10S1s; l0-4O's 1885, 1885 l0s5s;
l04o's, coupon, 104S 1045s.
The quarterly statements OF the national banks
will be made up nomlnaly on Monday, the 5th
OF October, but virtually on Saturday, the Sd,
as the statements are designed to show the con-
dition of the banks before the commencement of
business on the nrst Monday IN october. The time
for these returns to be made is now SO near that it
ls hardly likely any monetary disturbance will be
Occasioned thereby, the banks throughout the coun
try being already prepared for this periodical
ordeal; but this furnishes no argument in sup
port Of the system Of quarterly reports for
1t enables banks not really in sound
condition to appear SO four times year by cooking
their accounts and borrowing money. II necessary,
70 make up deficiencies. These statements should
be made weekly to the Comptroller OF the Currency
and compiled and published quarterly for the infor-
nation Of the public
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been az
fOllows:-
Receipts. Receipts. Fuvnents. Balances
Sept 49, $5l0, sos $375D,Sl6 $3534,0S2 $685. 279 81
Sept 90. 4s,0o0 3,6s56sl 1,057,317 97,9O7, 1893
The value Of exports exclusive Of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-
day was 81, ese,7os, against s260oooe the week pre-
vious.
The last two Philadelphia bank statements com.
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mon disguised went to the house OF freedman nv m.
name OF Noses Hughes, broke open his house and
hunted for him, and, not finding him, inquired
which was his wife; then went to the bed where sha
Jay ana dell6eratey shot her through the brain and
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0UTRAoRs IN ALABAMA.--Two murders are chroni
cled In the Alabama state Journal OF the nth. n.
b. Stalmaker, mail carrier between Tuscaloosa and
Newtonvile. was shot and killed in O lonely place
while carIying the mail In the other case gang VI
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept. 70 q =. NJ
BERswAx tribe active and a shade higher
Sales 10 900 lbs. at &c. Sc
BUILDING MArrRIALs- Eastern spruce in tolcrably
active demand prices The more
liberal Sales 100000 feet SIS 50 ss2 FOR inferior prime
cargocs Lahs IN good request and steady. sales
were $4,000 nj 81 Rosendale was unchanged at
lump. ,o,a,
yesterdays quotations. but subsequently advanced NC
under an active demand closing rrn though quiet at the
The s"es were 400 bales including o6 for Spinning and
500 spccu alton. subjoned are the closing quotations.
s ;,sss ordinary. ss ''' RI e.
s s sss % ;s;ii':: p SIS sy
CoopIR.oI srooK.-Tbe market was mcderativcy &C.
se ss G so .sF ssoss q e Sr inch s. ssss
inch d. Y 80 a. for PIPE r. sGT or r sso for boz as
corpIRAmerican insot in very light demand, but
held at full prices, The sale: were only bou. 400 ooo lbs
SosTss m.ys.. ies Rio aa. sa. price. were
Of s75 bags Mississppi at loc sod 10 bond $50
Sras. s1as duh
SSd u ao So1i far 49, Pa S spS s. de- oAs
a. iss IN New York sSiis ssss PSsdepSs, Sotc Bal.
s o.. duh o &c.
Sperm patent quiet and generally quoted al Soc
:is M quite. ,o r. ale; .:
s s:%' :Sfs sS a. ' SS.sr a Ssc
so i s:1n. .odi also .a
Honduras cochineai, on private tsrIns
rsSS .. & sdse ss! s sS so aSo &c.
27o DO barley The market for all kinds o. STATE and
easier particularly Tor the medium grades Of spring wheat
neur The dsmsid anoss ssrSy ssshpss V s l0saa
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The United States frigate FRANKLIN, with Admiral
Farragut on board, accom- panied by her tender the
Froc, arrived st Trieste september ~ from Athena
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following Ia a statement OF the marine trans
fers at this port from the 10Th to the 2sh inst ncu
sive:-- .l t.f. t
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trade and the sales only about bb California -four
to rule dull and heavy quotations. Southern
-four was sparngy dealt in, and In buyers favor Sales
80 bos Rye -four only moderately active and heavy
heavy the sales comprsed 500 bills at IS SO IS IS for white
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The value OF exports exclusive Of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-
day was ST. ,7os, against $269o 600 the week pre-
vious.
The last two Philadelphia bank statements com.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


Tn the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
the following decisions were rendered by Cardozo, J
Rcrlard agt Gerhard Applications Of this kind are not
Granted unless the plaintiff shows mer0rous cause OF
action The motion is denied without prejudice. Cas-
sIv ect Patrick Cuff ct al Motion granted payment
of $40 costs. Judgment and execution to stand as
security.
In the Superior Court Special Term, Jones,
7 made the following decisions Henry Lecht agt
John Brideho The order of arrest be granted Section
! Dner % CG7 V. schich agt. Martin sclch Report
confirmed and order signed Frank A. Delw0rih agt
Jobez A Bostyick Motion 10 make complaint more
SsGn,e and CERTAIN denied with $40 costs, TO abide the
event of the action. Mary A. Prentice agt Edward 9
richards The preponderance OF proof Is IN favor OF the
nswer having been served in time. Motion for writ
Of inaury denied with 80 costs.
motion involving the rights and duties of
the commissioners OF Charities and Corrections was tried
~ tbe Common Pleas Special Term yesterday, before
Indge Brady The petitioner, boy, Reagan by name
had been arrested with another boy on charge OF thet
and Committed on warrant OF Commissioner brennan,
10 The Jnvene Asylum. IL was affirmed on the motion
Iat tSe commissioners of Charities and Corrections
re I'm the habit OF leaving blank commitments NJ the
police satons and that this was ono OF those SO leit
"a tI,at The nerson who filled II up had made MISTAKE
and exceeded the powers OF the Commissioners WINCH
oniy extend 10 sending persons TO INC Ans-ouse 10
orosiIion being made the Court discharged the pet'
toner.