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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-07
AGENCIEs, &c.
wNHILLIPS & CAREERS a- ..s.
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FIRE AND LITE INSURANCE OFFICE,
siSt0ss2etO2a. Vi2'Giaa;G.

: ~ T--sKJtEttSsttOzty = u y tEveVz' - =
We represent the Mutual Life of New York,
with cash assets Of upwards Of S25,G00,000.
The Security Fire Insurance Company of New
York, capital of $1,000, GOO.
The Putnam Fire Insurance Company, of Hart
ford capital 5000, 600
The United States Fire Insurance Company Of
Baltimore, capital $3.50, 600. 4..,. IA,
We offer cur services, free Of charge, to the
public, make surveys, write out careful descrp-
lions Of property and applications Of persons
wanting to insure in any company in Virginia or
any ether Stale, and win secure safe Policy to
cover all insurable hazards, Rates as low as in
any other company. 0fice, opposite Young s
kipney's Drug store. IN t.e, H., april 222-Cm
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oIasa "A. Baker.
- General Commission Merchant,
For the Sale of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Agricultural I'm
plements, Seeds and Fertilizers. Nos So and so
La. Ave. between 9th s. 10th Sts., WASHING
Geo W. Riggs, Esq, Dr. John B. Blake, Moses
Kelley, Esq, Messrs. Sam'l Bacon s. Co., Messrs
Jackson Brother & Co., Messrs. NJ. W. Gait s. Bro.
dec 4-1y
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e szse Orange. Alexandria sssad

ETgEse Orange. Alexandria azsSa
=. Manassas Es:skEr0ass.
Passenger Trains on this roadare running once
Daily between Washington and Lynclburg, con-
Meeting at Gordonsyille with the Virginia Central
Railroad to Richmond, Staunton, Covpgton, &c.;
at Lynohburg for " est and Northwest.
Leave Washington at 5 So \. N. and arrive &c
Lynehburg at 4. 45, z. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg at 9.00, A. NJ. and arrive ct
AieXandria at Is, ?. NJ, and Washington at s.
80, z. NJ, connecting with the 100 7. ~, train
to New York and the West.
Passengers for Manassas leave Alexandria
daily Sunday ezcepted) at 7.00, a. NJ and arrive
at Mt. Jackson tho present Western terminus,
at Is, P. II. Eastward, leave Mt Jackson at
1915, A. III and arrive at alexandria, without
change Of ears, at 5.45, 2. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS, run daily North ana
South, III he All Rail, Fast Freight Line, between
New York, Alexandria, Lynchhurg and the South
west. ]. N. DR0ADUS,
may 27-1y Gcnaral Ticket Agent
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- G. gEARLE, @s
VI o yysstcla-TEaEScr
a N d y b " b e r. e.
Dealer in Rich Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silver
and Plated Ware, Fancy Articles, sc.
$50 Penn Avenue, between 81 and a streets.
WASHINGTON, D. C. ~
Rag" Chronometers, Fine Watches and Jewelry
repaired in the most scientific manner
tune 2i-tf
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= NF0HMATl0N WANTED
Is of Isaac Brady who was owned by Wr.
or Billy Palmer ofStaunton, Va When last heard
of he was preacher Of the Baptist church, and
highly respected, from all that can learn He
was sold from ae i'll Eirginia-when | was quite
child and anything concerning his whereabouts
would be highly appreciated by his son.
THOMAS Brady,
Care of II. C. Ezekiel, Esq,
Lock Cox 1880,
Cincinnati, Ohio;
P s Leave information at Simon IEnbs store
or this 0ffee. july 22-tf
A NEW FENCE,-The attention Ct the farmers
"A Of this county is requested to a new style
Of Board Fence, specimen Of which is to be
seen in the Courthouse yard Stanton.
1t is erected without posts, costs less to prepare
than the ordinary board fence, can be put up and
taken down 18th great rapitiity, is firm and du-
sable can be prepared during the winter and pre-
sentsmany points of advantage for the considera-
ton Of the farmer. Farm rights will be disposed
of upon reasonable terms either by George E..
Price or the undcrsig ned.
april 22-tf DAVID BUCHER.
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sTAUNTON CARDS.

I'D ssr2ke'S EroEa Works,
. I'D s,. STANTON, VA.
WM. A., BURKE. Proprietor,
NOTICE-Pe Persons having Threshing Machines,
Reapers, Mowers, Drills, &C., needing repairs,
can have them done in the very best style and
workmanship at Burkess Iron Works at short no
tice. ] keep constantly on hand repairs for oil
the leading machines in the country at manufac-
turer's prices. have supply Of sections for the
following machines: as~
4. Buckeye Reaper and Mower,
Mccormick g (" g sa i. 4.}sst.
Ee, Wood g g ''y sis-
Union &C g &C
Also all the repairs for 81
Pitts and Sweepstakes Threshing Machines,
Dokford and Huffman's Grain and Guano Drill
Terms CASH W. A. BURKE.
gsa4 am still putting up the best LIVINGSTON
PLOWS made i'll the State.
iune lift - WM A. BURKE
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CLAY. j. L. JouNsoN
at-l SLAY sg JOHNSON.

C. CLAY. j. L. JOHNSON
GT4AY az JOHNSON.
saltwater ssssaasa Saw EgisE,
CLIFTON FORGE.
Virginia Central R. r
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
WHITE PINE. WHITE OAK. YELLOW PINE
AND POPLAR LUMBER
BUILDING LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
SOsCcI TO Order and DcIire3'ceg
AT ANY PN1EE On va. IL. IL.
sept 2-tf
AT igRsf SCHOOL, night School is now
- openat St Francis Hall, Catholic School
House, for adults and minors, who are unable To-
attend the day school.
HOURS OF TUITi0N.-From until 0 o'clock,
four lights in the week. Terms three dollars per
month, payable in advance.
NICHOLAS CLEARLY
Teacher,
sept 3O-tf st. Francis Hall School
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JOHN ECH0i.S, II. NJ. BELL, L. H. CATLETT,
-rst. JED HOTCHNIsS. .f t.s. f.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY IN HENRY STREEr.-A young woman
named Pauline Weber was yesterday arragned be-
fore Justice Mansfield, at Essex Market Police Court
charged with having burglariousy entered the shawl
and mantle wareroom Of Mrs. Amelia Rosenthal, at
No. 2o3 Henry street, and with having stolen there
from silk dress and silk basque, valued at sl5s.
From the statement OF the complainant u appears
that yesterday afternoon she was sleeping In o back
room and heard footsteps In the showroom. As the
door had been carefully locked before Mrs. Rosen-
thai went to sleep, she wondered who was In the
room. and when she went In to see she found the
prisoner IN the room with the property on her arm.
Pauline was held In t2, 900 bail to answer.
ALLEGED BREACH OF TRusT.-Edwsrd II. Brie,
broker at No. 4s Broad street. was yesterday ar
raigned at the Tombs on charge Of making wrong
fu disposition OF se7 shares Of Cairo CITY stock, Of
the value Of $4,000, under the following crcum.
stances:-iiram Kefchum lawyer, nc No. 20 william
street. wished to raise 500 on this stock and for
this purpose deposited the same with Mr. Brie who
promised to raise on Il the stipulated amount. lie
charges Mr. Brie, instead Of negotiating the prom
ised loan, with selling the same to Mr.
Panox for 80 so share, obtaining two
checks for them one for s2,eoi, and the other for
e933, and obtaining money on the latter the pay
fnent on the former having been stopped. TRS 90.
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port of the allegations, and 1t is believed that no
evidence offered has been excluded from the con.
have shed any light upon the question involved.
or which would have affected the decision
OF the court The case was subm tied without srgu.
ment by both parties. The court say they gave TO
the subject fun and thorough investigation and sub.
INIT their conclusions. Referring to the evidence that
General Dyer said he was entitled TO royalty on
the Dlckenson and Zare shell, the court believe
the expression was not made with the xpectaton OF
deriving any pecunlary profit by that association.
oehce that he ever received any pecuniary advan-
tage irom it. and the court is satlshed that he has
not. Iney further say that his motive IN making
the remark was either the pride OF an inventor or
desire 70 protect the interests Of the United States
~ reference 10 the Charge that the displacement
OF General Ramsey, as Chief OF Ordnance, ana the
appointment oil General Dyer to that Oice had been
sat y ne an ae court say IT. Is clear 70
eral Dyer and was not controlled by any outside
influence but was alone determined by the convic-
Stanton and Assistant Secretary OF War Watson as
to his peculiar fitness ior tie position,
AS to the charge that General DYER was guilty of
wilful Misrepresentation and fasehood In claiming
to be the first inventor OF the plan Of casting soft
metal sabots ON the iron bodies OF proIecliles the
court say, from the evidence presented.
that they are Of the opinion that Gen.
eral Dyer was not the first person 70 propose that
plan. but that, although not the hrst inventor he
was an inventor OF it, and that he was the first per-
son TO recommend its use by the Ordnance Depart
ment. The court discover In the testimony no
ground for questioning his good faith and sincerity
IN making the claim OF originality oil invention.
Tne various charges against Dyer are noticed In
their respective order The court vindcate him
from all OF the accusations concerning projecules,
arms, wilfu suppression of a portion OF the record
III relation TO firing, reports DC. The report covers
l,S00 printed pages.
The opinion or the court was promulgated in gen.
eral orders from the War Department, which is that
mo further proceedings necessary in the matter
OF the complaints against Brgadier and Brevet
Major General A. b. Dyer, Chel Of Ordnance, in
his administration OF the Ordnance Department, as
contained In the report Of the JOINT select committee
ON ordnance, and the testimony accompanying the
same reported to the Senate or the United states,
July H. 1865" The report OF the court and the
opinion above quoted were approved and confirmed
by the President. The court OF inquiry was accord.
lnuly dissolved
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cused who denies the charge preferred against him.
gave bah In $4,000 before Justice Hogan to answer
the charge.
The CENTRAL AND PACIFIC RAILROAD BOND ROB-
BERY.-In this case, in which, as will be remem-
bered William Morris and Warren N. Herrtck are
charged with having received with guilty
knowledge portion OF $4,000 worth OF Gen.
OF DR.. Mckevey, OF Trenton N. j., which
had been stolen from his possession. further aida-
Wits were taken yesterday before Justice Hogan at
The Tombs Police Court The nrst aff1davit that OF
Dr. McKelvey mainly recites the fact OF the robbery
the numbers OF the stolen bonds and their dentifca
that OF detective COyle giving the details OF the
arrest OF the accused ana their alleged efforts to
negotiate the same. No new facts was gwen ad.
donal to that published The detailed account Of
the AFFAIR published In the HERALD directly succeed
ing the arrest OF the accused.
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THE DYER COURT OF INQUIRY.

Searching Investigation into the Accusations
OF the senate Committee-Acquiftal Of Gen.
crnl Dyer.
WASHINGTON, d. O., May is, 1869.
The Dyer court OF inquiry convened In Washing
ton on the 9th of November last, and was composed
OF Major Generals George IT, Thomas and Hancock,
Brigadier and Brevet Major Generals A. H. Terry
and Holt-the last named Judge Advocate General.
They proceeded TO examine into the nature OF the
transactions Of Brigader and Brevet Major General
Dyer, Chief Of Ordnance, and the accusations against
that oicer contained In the report OF the joint select
committee on ordnance Of the Senate and House
of Representatives, submitted to the Senate on July
H. 1885, The deliberations OF the court extended over
a period of many months, and the testimony taken
makes q closely printed record Of about q thousand
pages The greatest latitude was allowed the &C.
cusers to produce both oral and documentary evi.
dence IN support OF their charges. They we're per.
mitted 70 appear and TO be represented by counsel
Several Of them were also heard Is witnesses Ia sup.
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The following buildings have been reported to the
superintendent Mr.. James Macgregor, as unsafe,
during the past week, and the necessary notices
served on their proprietors;-
Report No. 125-Rear, one story frame build. ng
situated at 442 West Twentyfth street, south slde;
foundation wall in rear OF stables falling down rear
part of stable bulged ten inches and liable to al at
any moment; should be taken down. OWNER, II.
Brown.
Report No. 12e-House No. SO West Twenvy fourth
street. routh side; rear wall cracked and IN dam
aged condition. Owner, Mr.. John II. McCvnn.
Reps.r so 127-House No. 90 Third street south
side; easterly party wall above the roof In unsafe
condition and liable to fall over on the roof OF ad
Joining house. owner, +. Bader.
Report No. I2S-HOuse 746 Greenwich street, west
s5af waii, settled, cracked and bRlged. Owner,
John s. Stiger
Report No. l2o-House No. A Foutth street, south
side; front ana rear walls buged and cracked; also
the party walls, between Nos. A. and 49, badly
cracked from settlement. Owner, Henry HARRISON
Report No. Toulouse No. 1874 Greene street. east
side; chimney above roof in an unsafe and danger
Gus condition. Owner, Z. V. S. Roosevelt.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

btVisious oI Nut
The following decisions were rendered by Judges
Daly Brady and Barrett sitting at General Term:-
Herman, Respondent, Us. AaronSon, Appellant
Order affirmed.
Allen, Respondent, rs. Knapp, Appelldnt.-Appeal
from judgment Of Third District Court. Affirmed.
with COSTS
Abel. Plaintiff ana Respondent, rs. Williams De-
PENDANT ana Appellnnt-Appeal from Seventh Dis
frict Court Judgment affirmed, with COSTS
cal, Respondent, Us. krduShdar, Appellant
Appeal from judgment Of Third District Court Az
Grned with costs.
IOerschke, PldintlG ana Appellant, Us. Kedenburg,
Defendant and RespOpde1lt.-Urder made at Special
Term affirmed, with ten dollars costs.
Kelly. Trustee ana Respondent de-, Cs. Penover,
appellant.
Goldsmith, PdtnttG ana Respondent, rs The Man.
ndttdn GdsiigM Company, Derenddnts and Appel
sdnts-Appeal from judgment OF Fifth Judicial Dis
ulct Court Affirmed with COSTS
lO,pep respondent, Us. W,utdms ana Others, APP
Teuu.ts.-Appeal from judgment OF the Marine
Court Affirmed, with costs.
Leslie rs. Lesite.-Order confirmed.
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AQUATIC.
Hudson Amateur Rowing Association-Annuai
Review and Rsnasta.

Hudson Amateur Rowing gAssociation--Annual
Review and Regatta.
The annual review and regatta OF this association
will take place tomorrow, en- the Hudson river.
opposite the Elysian Fields The following clubs
Will take part In the review:--Ataanta. waveriey,
Guck and Columbia, OF New York; Hudson. OF
Jersey City; Atlantic, OF Hoboken; vesper of Yon-
kers. and Mutual. q Albany. After the review a
single scu race. over the three mile course will
take place, with the following entries:-
Thomas fearon, OF the vesper; Russell Witners,
M, M: D., Edward Smith and Henry rruax, OF
after which Blake, Of the Ataisnta, and Dceiy'
OF the Quick Club, will row q three mile race
The prize OF the first race will be beautiful silver
vase, valued at S275. The prize In the second race
viii be 500. Both prizes are given by Commodore
David Banks Jr. The races will be pulled In seven
teen feet working boats. "A steamboat will accom-.
pany the contestants over the course leaving the
loot Of CHRISTOPHER street al one O'Clock p. N.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER VI CONFIRMED
AND THE Loss OF Four OF HER CREw.--1t VIII be
readily remembered that the NEW YORK HERALD
contained detailed description OF the destruction
OF this snip by fire In the river La Plata on the night
OF March 10, and as the HERALD was the only paper
which had 'he news some doubts were entertained
concerning II. We are panied to announce that the
news Is fully confirmed I'm all Its details. This fine
steamer, which was built In East Boston by Messrs.
Mckay Aldus at an expense OF 100000, was
burned to the waters edge on the night
Of March 10, and four men OF her crew
perished in her. Among them was Mr. Everett Cotn
OF Nantucket, young man OF about twenty-five
years Of age. He served his time as amachnst with
Messrs. Mckay Aldus, and went IN the NJ as an
oer. We knew him and can say that he was a
young man OF much promise, upright In all his deal
ings, well educated strictly moral and with ampi-
tion enough TO work his way upward in the world.
His parents reside In Nantucket, but he has two
brothers and several other friends who now reside
In East Boston. Those who worked with him speak
of him with feelings OF deep sympathy, for he was
o great fav0rte with his fellow workmen. We have
not yet heard the names OF those who pcrshed with
him, and do not even know whether they were
Americans; but this we may safely say-that they
have left behind some one who loved them, and who
are, therefore, entitled to our synpathy .--Boson
Traveller, Nay Is.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS couHT
Ten Eyck Committed for Trial.

Before COMMISSIONER Usb0rn.
The Ten Eyck bounty case was resumed yesterday
morning.
Mr. Francis Butler, who appeared for the defence,
contended that no evidence had been presented
showing that the checks were forgeries or had been
stolen from the Paymaster's Department IN wash
fngton and that the only question TO be decided was
whether the defendant had right TO know that
they we're fraudulent papers
The Commissioner then reviewed all the evidence,
and held that the checks taken from Paymaster
Holmes ofice beonging TO l., Nathan Allen and Car
rett L. Scott were forged checks, the names were
forged, because positive testimony had been pre-
scented TO that effect lie also he'd thar the fact that
tue defendant had been employed In the Paymaster's
nnd Second Auditors departments, which had been
relied on by the defence was unfavorable TO the
cused as he must have been Of the real char
acter OF the transactions IN which he had been en-.
gagged from those circumstances
lie then committed Ten Eyck for trial, fixing his
bail at $1,000.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
COndemnntiOus.

Before Judge Blatchf0rd.
Judge Blatchford yesterday morning Issued
orders OF condemnation in the following cases for
violations of the Internal Revenue law:-
The United States VS.. 900 cigars seized at No. 200
Third avenue; tnrtythree gross OF friction matches
seized In Duane street. Washington; five barrels
distilled spirits, seized at No. 81 Beaver street; five
barrels I've half barrels Of distilled spirits, seized
At No. 43 New street, i've barrels OF distilled spirits
seized at CITY Hail. New York. two stills and connec-
tons seized at Thirty ninth street and Ninth avenues;
two stills ana connections, pipes &C. seized at No
236 East 1hlrtyeghth street: cases OF tobacco
seized at pier 81 North river; seventeen boxes OF
smoking tobacco, seized at No. 40 Vesey street;
stll aud 1xtures seized at Thirty yegnth street; one
case and two bags and one barrel OF tobacco seized
al No. III avenue T..
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FIRST DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.
A Cotton Case.
Before Judge Quinn.


Before Judge Quinn.
Dan,es Acxer'naan ct al. Us. ~ e. Auo,oay.-This
action was brought to recover the value Of bale OF
cotton, weighing 4Ss pounds part Of a lot Of fifty
bales which were delivered from the warehouse Of
the Messrs. Ackerman Il Co., corner Of North Moore
and washington Streets to Mr.. N. e. Alloway, the
defendant. 1t appeared by the evidence that there
only foryeipht bales delivered at the store OF
the defendant, one being rejected. The warehouse
man recepted for the forty-eight bales, and
the plaintiff now brings suit to recover $l3S,
the value OF the missing bale large num-
ber OF witnesses were examined TO show
that the fifty bales were loaded and de-
livered on the sidewalk to the defendants carman.
several witnesses were examined on the part OF the
defendant TO show that there were only fOrtyeight
bales carried away, and tnat the rejected bale was
put back into the plaintiffs store The cotton was
loaded by two cOl0red men named George Wash
Dgton, Jr, and Albert AllOway both Of whom testl-
fed that only forty-elght bales were put on the
carts and carried away. There was evidence on the
part OF the plaintiff tending to snow that the first
load contained eleven bales. which would include
the disputed BALE The jury found for the defendant
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COURT CAlsRoARs-THS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT.-CIRcurT.-Part mos. 1907,
149l 903 1922 1851, 1851 1901, 1861, 1875 15s3 1882
1925, 16l3 1925, 1922 1881, 1865 1911, 16s3 1895.
Part 2-Nos. 37p2, 1906, l2l2, 75i 1000 1852 1896,
1924, 1892 1885, 2340, lass, 1460 l47s 1852, 14s4,
1856, 14ss 1920, 1492. Part 3-Nos 265, 1854 s24.
se2, $3.50, 1923, 145l, 1io3, l02s 1915 17I7, 1919
1859, 1872, 1897, 1906, 1889, 1922 1871, 9l3. 15l3
SPECIAL TERM-Nos. 256, PSI, 2gois, 332, 333, 334,
337 33s S4i S4s aie, 90, ll2 lI5 las 32o 34s 3as,
$50. 140.
CnAMBERs.-Reservcd cases-Nos. %, as 4s, 81, 81,
5s 6s,, 60, 20, 7oh, 7oI, IS, 20, u, So, 30, el.
Call, 90.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM.-Part Nos.
g17, ss1, 269, OIL $685. 7gl $685., 153, 1903, Co., 746
e5S, ss7, e7l, 9Is. Part Nos; GEO. 5se, l22, $50,
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TgRM.-Part Nos. 500,
$50, s2S, ass e7e ss7 s72 e3s $50, $40, sss, 40.
444, 5I7, 53s, 64s, 1913, 44o, 1894. 3o4. 6s.
CoURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs.-rhe People vs..
Mary Reed, grand larceny; Same w. samuel Baker,
grand larceny: same VS.. Charles Davis, attempt at
grand larceny; Same vs. Joseph Driscoli, larceny;
Same vs. Domncus Strasser, receiving stolen goods
Same w. Gustavus Dusquesne, obtaining goods by
false pretences; same vs.. Patrick Haney, burglary.
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SIXTH DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.
Before Judge Lane.

Before Judge Lane
Judge Lane was occupied from nine O'Clock yes
terday until near two in hearing Board OF Health
and Corporation cases, of which there was very
heavy calendar. Now tnat the hot weather is so
near at hand the health officials more than ordl-
narly vigiant and Mr.. Morris, MIR. Bliss assistant
is prosecuting the offending parties with unrelent-
ing vlgor. In both classes of cases Judge Lane I'M
posed lines langng from 800 down 10 SO, and the
days proceedings should consequently turn IN q
handsome sum 10 the City Treasury.
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CITY NTELLiGEyCg.

THE wEArBER-The following record will show
the changes In the temperature for the past twenty.
four hours, In comparison with the corresponding
day last year, as indicated by the thermometer &C
Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD building, Broadway,
corner OF Ann street,
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Case Of Conners, OF the Broadway Police
Squad.

Before Judge Bedford.
The trial OF Johu Conners, member Of the proad.
way squad, charged with assault and battery. was
60 have resumed yesterday at one O'Clock. The
judge Jury defendant and witnesses were in attend
ance, nut owing TO the absence OF the Assistant DIs
trfct Attorney, who mad an important officiai en-
pgemcnt elsewhere, the trial could not proceed
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Corresponding day, last year. 59K
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL So
cIErY.-on Thursday evening" ct eight O'Clock, this