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The New York herald., 1869-01-29
SUPREME covRT-cHAMBsRs.
The Morning Star Sunday School Affair II
Court.
Before Judge Ingraham.

Before Judge ngraham.
Richard r. Perry Us. The Erie RaHcdv u
end Others-This matter has now come into the
courts the complaint OF Mr.. Perry setting up that
he has lease Of the premises IN Pixies Opera House,
That he has been excluded from the rooms and that
alterations being made In the ROOM ana seeking
IN injunction. The case came up on an order to
show cause why an injunction granted er parte on
Saturday should not be made perpetual.
Z The Erie Railway answers that the building is
ss Of the premises and that Il toi viii ins Ss sis q
many thousands OF dollars to them Il they are pre-
from saS ns ss y the
goes greater lem iensS III INTO
81 the room By the piant that he made quite large
patton Of the room on sundays preciuded him from
2ts useful occupation during the rest OF the week;
wc esen worth
subsequently demanded 5000 and later still, $4,000;
that re had not paid rent on quarter day. and had,
Mr.. william Allen Butler argued for plaintiff, that
under the lease there agreement Of forfeiture
% ss,
had not been complied with ana that ct any rate the
Mr.. Field argued that the paper was no lease, and
that y were the plaintins had shown no equity to
entitle them to relief against the re-entry.
The Court reserved It's decision.
The Merchants' Union Express Litigation.
J. ". BGtcN0rd vs. II p. Ross ct al.-The argu-
nents In this case were resumed yesterday. Mr..
Comstock said that the very large body Of stock
holders who desired the consolidation was not repre-
pented. This was JOINT stock association, not Q
corporate company and though In suits with stran.
gers the actions were conducted BY the President for
the association, IN internal contests the company
name could not be used. He cOntended that had the
fact Of this large adverse interest been stated the
Court the Injunction would never have been granted.
The Aerchants' Union Express Company had con-
veyed to the consolidated company t2,660,000 Of
essets. M4@ '#aN
heightened discussion. in which counsel for
plaintiff took part ensued relative TO the injunction
already granted 1t contended that the plaintiff
had made case for an injunction; that the charges
Of ne patntin against the Executive Committee
were ground for ce relief asked In this action.
The Executive Committee were prepared to meet
any and ali Of these charges. But these constituted
grounds Of action against them personally, and this
was an action to be brought not BY Q stockhoder,
but by the receiver, Mr.. II. Allen, whom the Court
had appointed. 1t was charged that the company
had dealt In It's own stock This was not Illegal In
itself, and nothing was shown to prove that the
stock bought In BY the company and subsequently
sold was improperly bought or sold. But even II 1t
were the Executive Committee were personally re-
spOnsible
The arguments being concluded the Court reserved
it, decision.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--Mr. Aaron L. Ryder has
sold his farm Of 100 acres, In the town OF Ossning
for $4,000 The purchasers name did not trans
pire. The property OF Mr.. Leonard w. Jerome, at
South Y0nkers, has been purchased BY Mr.. w. g.
Ackernan for $4,000
A MAN CRUSHED TO DEArH.-Frank Ranney.
timekeeper on the Southern Boulevard, was In
stantly killed yesterday by being caught between
mass Of frozen EARTH containing several yards and
another mass which broke on from the top OF bank
splitting up the nrst mass, when. without moments
warning. he was caught between that and the fall
ing mass and instantly crushed to death. Coroner
B8thgate held an inquest.
LARCENY OF SKATES At TARRYTowN.-While an
auction sale was in progress at hardware store'on
Main street last Wednesday evening an ebony col
ored youth named Isaac Wilroy coveted and carried
away pair OF patent skates, valued At ten dollars.
OF his companions informed on him, and having
been arraigned before Justice Mann yesterday morn
ing the charge was proved and the darky sent to
the county jail for ninety days.
ALLEGED EMBRzzLEMENT AT YoNKERs.-Martin
Kavanagh, bartender, was arrested here yester-
day on the complaint Of hotel proprietor named
Pond, who preferred charge OF embezzlement
against him. The testimony had before Justice
suspected the accused OF dishonesty marked some
currency, and this It IL alleged, was subsequently
fence is Intended to be made. the trial, which was
not concluded. will be resumed to-day. Meanwhile
the accused occupied quarters at the police station
last night
VERDICT AGAINST THE CORPORATION OF SING
SINa.-A suit has just been terminated here In
which . school teacher, named Paris Bowers. was
complainant against the President and Board OF
Trustees OF the village The action was brought TO
recover damages, In lieu OF q broken arm sustained
by the complainant during the month OF December
last when he was thrown from sled on Croton
avenue by an obstruction Of earth which was
allowed to remain on the thoroughfare. After q
tedious trial before Justice Hyatt the jury, whicn
was composed OF some Of the heaviest taxpayers In
the town. returned verdict OF $500 for the plaintiff
JUSTICE DEFEATED.-As train No. 80 on the Hud-
500 River Railroad was approaching the station at
Yonkers last evening ofricer Walters, who was on
duty at the depot received telegram from Fishkil
telling any guardian OF the peace into whose hands
1t should fall to apply to the conductor who would
point out Q man on board OF the train
who was to be at once arrested and de-
detained. Knowing there was no time to be lost the
officer mentioned his business to the conductor,
who In reply said that he also had received de-
spatch Of the same import and added that the man
alluded having paid his fare and being OF respect
able appearance' he lthe conductor would not
afford the police officers the slightest assistance In
securing him. The train moved on toward the city
In . few seconds afterward, bearing doubtless an
other criminal 70 the already supernuous stock OF
that ilk now IN the metropolis
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

TEE FLUsHIxo DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS. IN
adjourned meeting Of the taxpayers Of the village Of
Flushing opposed 70 the operations Of the Drainage
Commissioners held at the Flushing Hotel, on
Wednesday evening, the committee appointed 70
obtain legal opinions as to whether the ents
could be collected reported that they had obtained
the opinions OF several legal gentlemen which were
TO the effect that the assessments not legally
collectabe. After raising additional funds and re.
sowing 10 test the matter as a. the collector
should lay ON any OF those who had not paid their
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

UNITED STATES DsrRIcF CoURr-Ix ADMIRALTY
NoA 90. Ia, lla, III, ll6. llA lla
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.-Nos 24lo, 26So, 1855
a1ls 1855, ass7 3o27 2o1s 1os7, sllS a20s S2 a9l7
S2s7 3401 3l06 als S440 a4e3 $685. 866o s66s, 86s3
$780, S701 870a 87lt S78 $751; 3776 87s9 S7oo. 3783
sUrnsnH ouIr-CHAnBHRs.-Nos "a, los, l2a
ls2 l8I 40. ia lea. Al, l12 ia le7i call l!a.
Ss6, 700 roo lo0 1Il l28A 12os $780, l12s 1875 CAS-
l25l llbs, ll0o, 1915, lass, lsll. 1880 llSl 1a2a
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Alleged Custom Frauds.
Before Commissioners Betts.

1ne United States us. Brothers Guiterrnan.-This
case, which was set down for examination yesterday
morning, was postponed for week, counsel inta-
mating to the Commissioner that conditions OF com
promise were being entered into between the defend
ants and the Custom House authorities.
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able He would 10 sn In his power to stop L. 10
make an example he would hne Iieruey Aig dollars
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their Garden Cultivation" VIII be discussed and Nh.
Purdee viii read paper on the subject.
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MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION.
MERCANTILE REFERENCE
REGISTER.

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i.eo TO promote and protect trade, by enabling
It's subscribers to attain facility and safety in
granting of credits, and the recovery of claims
ct all points. have to announce that they will,
On OF about September Let, 1868, publish in one
large quaito volume:
The MERCHANTS Protective UNION MrRcAN-
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Of his customers as are deemed worthy of any
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By aid of the Merchants Protective Union
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Business Cards Of lines or less, S. q year.
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Many the writer these lines a, invalid rAan vhns visiting ~
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beneficial the Bum there produced the invHd who
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It's medicinal virtues he delighted and surprised and asr M own Fs
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The result his lass glorious for himself and suffering humanity
PLANTATION thus made known the world eAA
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relying wholly the vegetable world ri medicinal effects worried RAPID rsvau
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world The eabass TIssx tanan health and the demand To-
the PLANTATION syTERS exceeded the abilities the supply
Notwithstanding the large importation Of St. cx Bum made expressly tor The ss
pounding these se quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that arrangements upon abroad should at b made and n a
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LEAKING plantations the largest and most productive sss q ~
island Eouss stills and presses erected BY magic which utterly as'
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supply their laboratory with all the perfectly S. c Bum needed naaa
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history the world Over Ave nrca bottles disposed Of annually Au ~
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE,

T,HE undersigned begs leave TO inform the
i land owners of Doniphan County, that he
has complete copy of original field notes of
said County, and is prepared to establish per-
manent corners to any piece Of land In the
County.
Farmers who design planting Hedges, should
bear this 10 mind.
Ten days notice should be given by parties
wanting surveying done.
The public are further notified, that have
no deputies. Surveys made or corners estab-
lished by any other Surveyor are Illegal, and
liable to be changed hereafte-. Where sur.
veys are made or corners established. to be
permanent and legal, they must be recorded
by the County Surveyor on his Record.
: will attend TO making abstracts Of titles,
paying taxes, or buving and selling land.
address, Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas.
I reside on Section 8, Town 4. Range IS, two
niiss wess Of Syracuse.
-. A. w. WATERS,
ypue n. ie68-iy. County Surveyor.
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MILL MACHINERY
Fo7 9AIaEl

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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners-JAhEs E. DRYDEN
JOHN H. Urr, ANDREW B. SYxNs.
Sheriff.. s. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer-CHARLEs RApPELYE.
County Clerk--JoHN T. KIRwAs.
District Clerk-FRAsK BRowN.
County Attorney-X. K. Srour.
Probate Judge-JoHs C. GoRpos.
Register of Deeds DUNCAN McINTosH.
School Superintendent-D.W VI. BaowN.
Coroler-SESEcA GURNEY.
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PTANo.FoRTEyS
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THE
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