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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-15
BY Hill & Goblin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiohecrS'
1903 Main street.
ByLcc & Goddln, Auctionccrs,
No; lIJ Main street.

rV,RITSTEE,S SALE OF TWO. TRACTS
| OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ ihf
COUNTY OF IIENRlCO.-By virtue OF . lfuSt
decd made on the 95th day Of June. 1867 TO the un-
dcrsIrncd bv Christian Lchcr. Jr., recorded in me
cIcrk.s office Of Henrico county court To secure I'd
tn holder or holders Of two negotiable notes tcrc
in mentioned and described the payment OF me
sum of two thousand nine hundrcda aud fifteen dol
lars and default having been niaao thereon tt thc
request of the holder, and In accortlnr. WIN iIic
terms thereof will offer for sale ut public ahcton
in front If the office oi Lee ( Goddim, No. lll3
Main street on WEDNESnAI tho go gay OF
June. 1850, at O'Clock I. NJ, IN" foll"wins-,ic-
scribcd Tracts or LAND. each lying ana being
I'm the county Of Tcnrico one tract Situated near
the mill formerly known as BlaEeys mn. HuloiA-
inc the lands of John Poe and others, ana cnnI;lln,
ing FIFTY-FIyE AND TllREE-QC AFTER
ACRES: the other tract lying In the FORKS OF me
Chirkahuminy and Bear SwalnpS, adjoining inc
lands of Edward tiarthr gt and others, ana hmoWn
as LONG MEADOWS.n containing TWO
HUNDRED AND F1FTI-SlA ACRES, more or
less,
TERMS RI SAFE: Cash for 50 much rs may nc
necessary t. octrnv II" cxIrnec- If executing TINS
trust and 10 discharge the amount o: liontE paya-
bile upon two negotiable notes dated 22d day "i
June 1861 each for 81. so payable each twelve
month, after tho day thereof with legal interest on
the same from oJt day Of June, 1865. TIL pain: anu
~ t. the residue such terms rs VIII be made
known III the time and place Of sale.
GEORGE u. WISE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE K GODDINr AuctioneerS.
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Ev Cook Il Laughton, Auctionccrs.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
TNCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C. &C., At
N'CTION.-On TUESDAY The 18th instant, nj ~
o'clock we will sell Ill the residence of Major W.
A. Eldcrkin i~ho Is removing from the city. on
Governor street his HOUSEHOLD FUENl-
TuRE. consisting of
One WALNUT pARLOR SUIT complete, COW
cred with green reps, with ETAGERE:
BLACK WALNUT and GILT WINDOW COR
NICES. ,,,-
One WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT with marble
One IMITATION WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT
complete. with marDlc-tUp pieces ~
one SUIT OF IMITATION OAK CHAMBER
FURNITURE. -
HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSES.
sets Of BrLSTERS. PILLOWS. and BEDDING !;
Excellent WALNUT LOUNGE, covered wlthreps,
CHINA and TOILET SETS,
Several CARPETS, ,,>
one very handsome WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
OAR EE!X>TENsiGiN DINING-TABLE,
OAK DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
REFRIGERATOR
SAFE.
TABLES.
\ complete assortment of
CHINA,
tROtkERY,
GLASSWARE. &c.
The above furniture has been very little used.
aud merit, In" attention Of thos" In want Of house
keeping articles. COOK LA GiIoN,
IT, - AHctlnnctfS.
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EpS'E AND FOUND.

T GST. 4 LARGE RUSSIA LEATHER
II PuCkET-ROok, with the initials 90. ll.
II. marked on the outside. and cu,ainng papers
ui no value To any one but In" owner. Five dollars
will be paid The finder upon returning II to this
office jc li-2t
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BY II. Benson. AuctiOnccr.


JNI-PI II SAT l. OF NDNTITF1 BY
i.a . i'n,, -. tt cir,.,,it count nr th,
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CT! on hIcn'''1,'u ,c"oe,t,, y" ', md
r . -, ~ Nv l I'll. iI,,ril ,i,ItitiOu
ra,n! NJ "', "I' rn,I ,,L Tr,r J,.f.nd
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tnr s'ic ~ p'Ill. ;tatl"tt % 49, @ tL
az f ~ ~, w.; IL, - " 49,, ti ,t;,,',t NoErI-
sMiiihir Hi! thereafter. on ao ,rr-
CELLO. me iorlngr rrri"1nTe - iHTi''nN T.
I t: ,GI,r'r RIA i,rn,,,m,rts are ,
rn,i' , NV ,,, d huiit mu,I,. th,.
-, 10 ca ti ~ Wr Itr.r"n him
"ir't,n az" nri,'r :" ,,, ,,jIiir,+ II /
~, ''ii" an ,''I ; ,, ,i,,,,' ~ i.s rr,t
W. ~ ~ i -. C,, ~ t,,;,nrit.. ~
:,"I ~, IN IT,; ,,' = ~ ,h,, .,,rr,;L
'It'l,i', , @ - IL $500 T., ,'ir.,i"I
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I,'.'S - .t;l 49,. ,,r.t,', ,.t.,,,,i,.
palI ~ c'Sh, """r' mn w iit f
credit me Tcl.Etiit"Wr on t"o Nt'S t'r"t ~ ~
I'F OF 1"r' ~" r. iii h - ;titJ
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mhtii inc WI.c OF 'nc p"r'','>r I'"'''H w i"'"
i9SI,SHl"i Sittn, -" ~ va? - IL Hi ,.i, mn. he
~rL!i"S - - h,,,r ,,rnn"Itfonair h,y
m' ,tsod man ~, the courts Of New York
ana VIr,i1ia GEORGE CARR.
Commissioner.
HENRY HENSON tuctiouccr. AZ .9-"t,twtdS
----~-a-~--------~--~-a.a
A I'CTIDN SA LIE OF THE \ MEXICAN
u CApRD\ WORKS FOR THE Nt\IFAC-
TIepr or H0NIsEiHCk. NEkR THE CITY or
f,I,iINnEn ~. Inn. ~ , dcrrcn If trr circuit
'''ty ,.a 49,, - - 49, ~ -. W. - H.,
.rt ~ ,i,. inr I'm! ~ t' tL. ,nr
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DLACk PEAS.-350 bushels BLACK
- PEAS on consignment for sale hy
my:5 ROBERT L. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
hurtInnpcr aud Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
4 SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND MARkEi
GARDEN N TIENRICO COUNTY, HALE a
MILE EAST OF BROOK AVENUE. MD
WITHIN THREE HUNDRED YARDS OF Iiif.
cor PORhTION LISE.-By virtue Of y deco 81
trust executed 20 the subscriber as trustee bT Lucy
drew Mu!lcrl. and tic saii Andrew Muller and
wife hearing date the ?ad May. l'Gs, duly recorded
In Iicnrico county court, shall at the request OF
the holder OF the negotiable note secured thereby
proceed tn sell nj public auction on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 10th June 1899, at llalf-past
) o'clock T. NJ. Ii fair. If not, the first fair Nay
thereafter that beautiful and hghly-impr0yed
SI'bCREaN RESIDENCE, with FOURTEEN
LOTS OF LtSiJ ATTACHED tlfcrtto designated In
the plan Of Duval's Addition ~ the Nos III. w
los i33 100 I3G 49, l32 1872 40, lis, 40 l2, and $50
The improvements consist Of brick dwelling
containing eight rooms. and large stable. and Tie
usual out-hn,iscS and two wells of ghful wafer
on the premises. The land Is well enclosed and Is In
:ls hg siHtn Of fertility and culture rs any garden
spot ln and nroGnd Richmond. There IL large
variety Of choice fruit trees the place, and a
quantity Of grapc-ylneS now In full bearing.
Every kind Of vegetable" adapted 10 Our market Is
now growing in great luXurlance: ana taking INTO
peculiar advantages OF the place ~ n suburban
residence il i Justly regarded rs being very yalu-
able for Il residence, market garden, and dairy
farm
TERMS Enough In caSh 10 ,ictray tho expenses
of sale and tn pay of note for $4,000 with interest
from the Goth April, l>t9 and rs 10 the residue "i
tn" proceeds of sale such terms As shall be an
uo,iirccd on or before the day Of sale.
H.. PEYTON l.. BAILT. Trustee.
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By Thomas W. Kccscc, Auctionccr,
- ,o,- NJ,;p ctrnrf

No. 1917 Main street.
TOBACCO + AC TORY FlAiU KES
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-l will sci on
EPInAY the 18th mt hali-p past O'Clock i. VI. at
store Of Mcssrs 5. c. Tardy 4 Co.. seventeenth
and Dock streets. an assortment ol fHttol,l
FIXTURES, suitable for prizing ical iooacco'
'o''' Splendid IIoGsIIEAD SCREWS, with rods,
fastcniugs, Inks. &C., complctci
SCREW,
/ pair PLATFORM SCALES,
. STOVES and PIPES,
LEVERS. HAMMERS, &c.
ALSO,
THOMAS ". KEESEE.
tn uCtionccr.
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BY Lyme K Brother.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS ALE OF TWO
Y BRICK AND WOODEN TENEMENTS, ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF THE JAMES RIVER
OPPOSITE THE TREDEGhR WORKS, AT
ATCTION.-In pursuance of 4 decree entered In
H." circuit court Of the city Of RICHMOND on the
18th day OF May. 1892 in the ease Of james II. Doc
lev guardian. rs. LOYAL aud ats. SHALL rs src-
ci:l commissioner, proceed u sell ii public AUG
ton. on the premises. on III. ESl'Al inc l'!i Gay
Of June. lSu9 at ; o'clock 7. NJ, the REAL
ESTATE embraced in said suit. CONSISTING" Of two
BRICK AND WOODEN YENEMEATS, on the
north side OF the james River and kaniwla canal.
near the bridge which crosses 10 the Trc'c-ar
Works, with tie LOIS attachedto the same, front
ing lGa feet each. more or less.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance In four and
EIGHT months for negotiable notes. interest added,
the title Ia nc retained until all the purchase me-
ncy is paid. -,o ,,, j.,
fine purchaser \. Il. COURTNEY.
Special Commissioner.
sale conducted hy LYME X BROTHER, Auc-
,innrnrs jc II
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WOOD AMP COAL

rHEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL :.
-ONTD Pine WOOD, per half cord long. T2.21
rcr h:tlf cord saved ready Tor use f2.''' per
cord 1T the yard, 1880: ,. ,
oil,cn aud ward, 9l5 Basin bank,
jcl5 between N'nth ana lc"tn S'r1''s'
A ETURACITE CpAL.--Thc very best
\ III RED aud WHITE STOVE. CRATE anu
CHESTNUT tOAT. ut $50 per tnnIcoal VI =
irrtIv dry being kept under II light Shea S"h" III
orders. everybody. ,,u,rt,
H. l9-1w u. " AhbN i'b'''
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RICHMOND, jun, 3, lsG2.

RICHMOND, june j, lso'.
S1TOCK SCRIP LOST.-Application has
! = been made TO the Richmond and )anyillc kaii,
road Company for the RENEM AL of SILL
No o557 for $50 sharcS nifty shares of stock OF the
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Company, Issued
In the name OF JOHN II. EDMuND>, JE, son "i
p,ui &, F,lmunds the original having been lost.
PAUL {. EDMUNDS,
70 4 o,waw Guardian.
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BY Gruhhs K Williams. Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE BRICK STORE
TACllED. Ar THE INTERsECTIoN OF CA
TA M: AN3 SEEENTt sTEEETs WITH TIE =
AUCTlON.-Ou TUESDAY the 18th day Of June.
al o'clock T. NJ. we will SELL upon the premises,
the property situated as above, now occupied hy II.
". Hey ana others. 1t is triangular in shape,
fronting about 95 feet Canal street, about 40
feet "n the canal, and is about lo2 feet deep on lis
western line.
The STORE i Il substantial building three sto-
rcS high, arranged for receiving and discharging
goods direct from boats ,u tie house and i well
lot attached affords space which could he used for
II lumber, coal, or w"od-yard; or the property
could bc used rs Il tobacco factory.
The property will he sold Il, / whole, or subdi-
viGcd, rs may he desired 10y bidders.
TERMS rnc-half cash balance 1T four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest and secured by Il
trust deed.
jcII GRUBRs x WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
- BOYDTON, MECKLENEuRG COUNTY.
NA.--Ns mlssioncr of the circuit court Of
Mccklcnhurs In the suit Of Boyd Son for Nc.r$.
Griffin ct ats, shall. on TUESDAY the 18th dav
Of June next sell al public auction. upon the pre-
misses. the LANDS now owned by George +. Grif-
lin, lying two miles below Boydtnn. on the Peters
burg and Buydton plank-road, containing THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. more or less
Some two-thirds Of this land Is arabic. and the re-
sidue for the most part i'll original growth.
There Is upon this tract Il comfortable DWELLING
house, with The necessary out-buiidings There Is
also upon the premises 4 mill site, with the mill
house and H. turcS.
Possession delivered OF the lst day of January,
l>7U.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-rhlrd of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid III cash and the residue thereof to
lie paid III two equal inStalneuts At six and twelve
months the purchaser Ia execute bonds for the de-
ierred payments carrying interest from The day of
sale, and The title to The land to be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid
my ee-tJcl3 Boydton, Va.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

Y R-ln consequence Of the rain the above sale
l. nnst noucd until TODAY at The same hour, ii
FAIR. If not, the next fair day thereafter.
''''' = +. J. CANNON,
EATON NANCE.
Special Commissioners.
r,urs NJ TAYLOR Auctionccr. jcl5
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ArrsyrT0y Sales.--future Days.
BE- Richardson Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctioh'c'''
No. lll5 Main street.

IN
By Richardson & Co.,
p., r,.te Agents and huctionccrs,
No tll3 Main street.
NEAT LITTLE BRICK COTTAGE
a WOW SALE At hUCT1ON.-Wiii nc soi, IN, az
auction on tic premises on TIiUksDm,,Ii In
hurtl Of ~ clockP. NJ, very neat iltlc bnI.N
mnTT AGE containing three room. anu ao' ,, ~
~ 81 rtcrn nv nincty-four feet on the VS. s.'o "a
mE et rect between Cary aud taf'al Slrccts an'
~, Tho south corner of what Is KNOWN ~ ro'"
row. ,,, ,,l,,rr 81 and twelve
months for negotiable notcS "'"'i3
secured by u decd oi trI.st; co Auctiopners.
BY Hill & Goblin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs'
1908 Main street.
TWO NEW FRAME TENEMESIS,,
WITH THREE ROOMS EACH, On CON- n
ppoWISE STREET., MADDOX HILL, FOX
! re At hUCTION.~-At the request OF IN.
saL we viii sell ut auction on the premises; OF
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of June, nj o. c!"ch
~ VI TWO NEW FRAME TEN tMEN IL OF
ramnroruIsc street. Maddox Ill., fronting cach II
scot and running back l:3 feet:
This offers great inducements to partlcS OF
limited means, the houses being renter 10 8oo'
tenants at fair rates. ,r,rr . conDrx
III Aucticnccrs. 1903 Main street
The New York herald., 1869-06-03

OARrNER WANTED WITH 840o OR $500 IN A BUSI-
J. which VIII pay $500 month also smart sales.
salary commission.
NJ W. JOHNSON 4 CO., 146 Fulton street, No. B.
The New York herald., 1869-06-03

WILLOW HAvEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
w hotel situated AZ Pamrapo the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey miles IS minutes from City Hall 81 trains
daiy. now open. thoroughly rehed enlarged and fur;
nshed entirely In unsurpassed by hotel
IN suburbs OF New York, and viii be kept as strictly
first house for location beauty of scenery bathing
boating fishing, &c., cannot be eq,iaed Application for
be made on the premises or address the propre
The New York herald., 1869-06-03

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES PARLOR AND HALL BED
N room, with or without Board; location central Ad.
ess stating prices aud full PARTICULARS bos ss< Post oncs
The New York herald., 1869-06-03
BOARD AND LODeINa WANTED.

a GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED BED
n room, with bathroom attached must he situated be-
tween Broaaway aud Sixth Fourteenth and Thirty
fourth streets Address, stating terms dc b. u. b. Herald
The New York herald., 1869-02-18
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

The Glass Of '68-etudents' "Semi- Annual,
The .semi- annua- Of the students Of Columbia
College was held yesterday morning at the French
theatre. The building was well filed in every part
with highly select company, Of course mainly
composed OF the relatives and friends Of the students
The exercises were opened with prayer py the Rev.
q. X. Duilie, 5. 4. D., which was sue
ceeded by short address by the presi-
dent, Mr.. Robert Lenox Beiknap. The following
class:-.sThe Last or tho yivandieres,- spoken by
William Bartlett; rrhe Banner IN the Sky'' by II. N.
Seaver Jr.; "Fail OF Carthage" by Edmond Kelly:
the Coasts OF the Mediterranean by Charles u.
s'Habits," by X. b. Kelly; "Rise and Fall OF Chi
varyD by Valentine Mott; 'sNatonal Stability by
Robert H. wilkinson; the 4Phiolex KAN Oration,' by
j. b. Barrett and the "Peithol0gian Oration,n by
these various pieces were those spoken by
Messrs. Henry NJ Smyth, K. b. Kelly and
Robert II. Wilkinson, all Of whom acquitted them
selves very well. The audience seemed To be
men, although during the delivery OF the various
Oratons conversation was carried on all over the
house in q very audible manner Each speaker was
greeted by foral shower at the close oi his piece
the stage in one or TWO instances being literally
covered with flowers In bouquets and basketa
Between each Grafton line band, under the Oh
rection Of G. s. Grafulla dsc0ursed selections OF
popular music, the greater portion OF which were
opportunity for enjoying the light fantastic but took
advantage OF the music TO start dance on the stage
behind the scene which formed the ackground i0F
the Presidents chair. At frst the party was
youth In q gown went into the auditorium and
brought on the stage some young ladies, who en-
tered into the sport with zest that was really de.
lightful.
the time the conclusion was reached quite nuInbei
OF persons had left The building.
The New York herald., 1869-02-18
sR3aIInG ARRAY on W9osER STREET.

Yesterday afternoon, shortly before three O'Clock,
Wooster street, near Amity place, was the scene OF
considerable excitement caused by James Daniel
Duncy, alas 'Dun,f attempting, II is alleged, to
shoot one James Bennett, who resides AT No. 34l
West Fiiy-four street an employe Of the Eighth
Avenue Railroad. The OF this murderous
design as told by the complainant at the Jefferson
Iarket Police Court later the day, with the incl
dents or the accused's apprehension. are as iol-
lows mm
Mrs Bennett left her husbands house on the 4th
OF January last, wth0ut the least prOvocaEion. and
repaired TO place OF disrepute on Wooster street.
where she has since led miserable life The com.
plaiDant aSceraInlng her whereabouts. visited her
on tuesday OF this week and after giving her a sum
of money which she required agreed to again take
her home, which ofer she accepted and promised To
return yesterday. At the hour appointed MIR. Ben
nett called, but he found hls wife had changed ner
mind and declined 10 accompany him. He soon lett
the place, but before retiring he permitted his wlfe
Ssreaa rsvover which S'i IL S0'sss sM mnmes
thereafter ALMOST proved the instrument
OF his DEATH After leaving the premises Ihe COM
painant decided TO return and obtain hts pistol and
because Of this decision tifc trouble arose. Ap-
prOachiny the house he met "Duff' with the weapon
swinging IN his hands, and at once recognized him
as cne who had been altogether too intimate with his
wife even when she was at her home and OF course,
without hesitation demanded his property, shout
ing, "Gve me that pistol Hardly had the words
weapon at him aud discharged one chamber, the ball
grazing his right side. lie then ran rapidly towards
Beecker street, followed b. the complainant. when
Officers Hutchinson and Smock, of the Eighth pre-
cinc Joined In the pursuit. finally hunting down the
desperate villain on Thompson street, near Houston
In is night the revolver was picked mp, three OF the
chambers still beng loaded.
IN his informal examination Duff said that he
lived at No. 49, West Nineteenth street. was TIN
smith by occupation. and not guilty. thai the Ere
when II was fred he pointed " iHlo the gutterr he
was committed to answer The charge without bail.
The New York herald., 1869-02-18

Dr. walker Ccnsurcd nnd Held TO Rail.
Coroner Flynn yesterday concluded. at the New
street police station, the inquest previously com
menced In the OF Mra. Ellen 0'Hara late OF No
30 South William street, whose death on Sunday
night last as alleged resulted from malpractice on
the part Of DR.. walker IA reported In yesterdays
HERALD. several additional witnesses were ex-
ahmed, and the testimony being all in, Coroner
Flynn submitted the case the jury, who rendered
The following verdct:--'That Ellen 0'Hara came to
ner death by rupture OF the uterls caused by nstru
ments used by Dr. James walker. We further con-
slider him deserving Of ceusure In acting hastily In
using said Instruments
On the above verdict Dr. Walker was held To bail
In the OF -, 800 Michael DuYy OF No. 45 Green
wIch street. became his bondsman.
The New York herald., 1869-02-18
METROPOLITAN flas cuMElsslassRs.

observation-disclosures Of Comb,Afibie~.
The Fire Commissioners held meeting YESTERDAY
President Shaler In the CHAR.
The Board adopted the following resolution 10 re-
ply TO one OF inquiry rom The Board Of Heath in
iation 10 glycerne:--
This Board would respectfully that reenla
tons established relative 70 the transportation, Keeping
and cf cubnsthc mnteris in this city
detailed from ench rc company and assigned % the duty
maknr constant and thorough examination within the
spectve dsrcs 70 which they assigned for the discovery
oi explosive nnd dangerous comtushes, such nitro
giyccrine, VITA Instructions 10 forthwith report this
Board the discovery OF any such material when kent
consigned IN contrary 10 law,
the quantity authorized thereby and upon making
such dscovey The officers the department directed 10
the greatest possible vigilance cecry taxing
such immediate STEPS In The premises may necessary
of such material 10 place OF safety from city
proper place OF storage having been provided by Board
Tor that purpose In and about removal ouch
rial tho officers having charge instructed every
possible precaulon 10 danger and accident Upon
Investigations COMP disco cry OF -gycerne or
other dangerous explosives, by through source
diatc action 10 taken by the Board and lie officers
enforce the law and protect the public The Board
spectluy invites the operation In this behalf of the
OF Health and AL other public authorities 10 this city
elsewhere Interested protecting the public from the
and danger of these explosive materials nnd
misioners respectfully call the Of all public amhori
es throughout the country iohe Of the sue
nfattp
The New York herald., 1869-02-18

CRUELTY TO H0RsE.--Wats0n II. Id Rue was
arrested BY officer Finch, Of the broadway squad on
the charge OF cruelty driving horse attached 70 ln
express wagon through Broadway, The horse having
large sore on his brea5tbeneaLh the collar. la Rue
was taken beloie Jus tce Dow ling and nned five dol
lars upon the payment Of whieh he was discharged
scEInaAGE BETWEEN FEaALEs.- .--fwo female mus
clelnen, named Emma Van zaadt and catharlne
Clubhouse. hailng from No. Pei street, caine IN
violent collision on the Sd inst during which, 1t Is
alleged, Kate struck Emma violent blow on the
shoulders with stick and then pushed her down q
fight ol stairs thus inlnring her severely. Ofceg
barrett OF the Court squad arrested the beliaerent
Kate, and Judge Dowing committed her 10 me
lOllh for irit.l.
The New York herald., 1869-02-18
SUPREME cOuar-ClacuIl.
Action for Wages.

Action for Wanes.
Before Judge Gilbert.
jnyaes Mccoy as. James Moofe.-Ihis was an
action brought to recover sss2, alleged TO be due
plaintiff Tor wages carpenter and pilot on board
DEFENDANTS tugboat Alert. The defence was gen.
erai densl Of indebtedness Verdict for the painun
or siAty-seven dollars.
Action to Recover the vnlnc Of Ten Cases
Of Cream Tartar.
Charles u. Rathbone George A. Auy0rd Dc
endant Is manufacturer OF cream tartar In New
York. he had seventy cases OF his manufacture
lying az warehouse IN Chicago, which ne sold to
the plaintiff TO be delivered to him Ut the city OF
Oswego, but actually did deliver only sixty. The
action was brought to recover the value or the ten
not sent, the amount claimed being $225. The
answer sets up that ten cases, instead of being
worth $225 were worth but $l50 and that defendant
offered TO send plaintiff ten cases to replace the ten
not sent from Chicago on the payment OF forty dol
lars, that being the difference between the grade
defendant had hand at the time and the grade Of
the ten cases. The answer also set up as separate
defence several colnter-caiIns. Verdict mol rem
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