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IARoR CONYENTION or COLoRED MIS-.

SABBATn-SCHOoL Books. - BRoUGHTOE g.
No y BiteOus keep variety from al Publishers
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, 97 Fulton.st., New York
best place buy reliable WATCHEs fBs DlKOSDs choice
aud SILvEA WAKE Diamonds qcealg
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PATENTs.-MUNN g. Co, No. 81 Park row, n
T. obtaining and EUROPEAN PATESTA Have bA
Is years sIpersas Pamphlet Of Law and HiOrnshoh free
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TURKISH BATHS, 10 LAIGHT-sT.-Hours-
6ents6 to a ~, 70 Ladiss-lo to IL SuDdAys-
Cent?, ~ " 10.
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NoTICE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BOYS
CIOrHiSe can the affords TRAPHAGKN
BUSTEE Co.'S 3s 900 and 2 BOwe Prices moderate and good
SIraEted Represented
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CLOTHES WRiXGRRs of all kinds repaired at
81 COurtlaudtsi, KY H. c. BROwSISG, General Agent
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IT B. BYNNER e. Co., No. 1S9 Broadway
. WATCBEs AND JBNELRY AT WHOLRsILR
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TURNER BROTHERS
No, IA Nassau-st., NeW-YOrk.
ENOCH MORGAN'S sons
f. SAP0LI0

Is not only an excellent compound
for cleaning and polishing tin,
knives, steel, and glass, but
superior to anything known as
a "hOuse-cleaner." Now is the
{" housekeeping time" and all
housekeepers who desire a quick,
cheap, and reliable assistant for
cleaning paint, woodwork, floor
cloths, removing stains from man
tells and tables, should buy SAPO-
LILO. Only Is cents for large cake.
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BELOW.
Ship Glad TidIngs Thomson. London Sept 9, mdss
Ship W seson, Moore London SeQt- 10. mdse an1 paIA
DOMESTIC PORTS. I
sAS FRAEosoo Oct 2-Arhsed ships Lightning from Newcastle,
w; MorsV from Tahiti Sailed ship Luccbe T Liverpool
WhnEGros. NJ c. Oct -Cleared, steamship Ashland iOr
Esa.fOrk
2-Arrived schr. Ny Rover from newYork
Sailed steamship Geog SevY0rk schTa Haley Tor Whining
ton CT d. " SreAker for Wilmington, CT Ahea TOT PhA'
delphA
Oct 2Auivec big LlIe Wynsn. from Georgetown,
d. bark Annle Wison Cleared Alerandrla, and
Crescent C for LyspoOj seh BmmA d. Fnbet for hAtshia'
steamship Gsn. Barnes, for NewYork
FOREIGN PORTS
PLYNOUTH Oct @-The steamship Slela from NsW.Yok arrived
LvERP6OL Oct AThs steamship Bngasd from NewYOTF arrived
today .... .f. Il. t... = $1,000. ...
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STOCKS DowN.-Stocks down, now that the
SO panic nigh susded been the cry
SO~b bowever will be shouted long bis bats
VrosAse respect beauty and durability tbsy present
See proof his exquisite Fall syles No. 22 Broadway
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LATEST SHIP NEIH&.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond ndse aBd pas
steamship WSmsutta. Fish, New Bedford. mdse pass
ECHOONBks-RIVHh OOAkTwsE
Globe, Port johnson. Altson Bacon. R0ndOut
KiagarA South Amboy TeIas, EeWburgh.
J. n Cahil RlIAbetbpor Sarah Jane, BhIabethpon
ID. fbgrGhan, South AubOy. Senator, ROekpOrt. Ne.
Celeste GufOrd Josephine HeW-IlAyen
d. g. Forster, Providence Caroline, Newport
James Diverty, Bridgeport. Helen Y, Portland. Ct
Isaac Merritt New haven Kate Gordon. Port jefferson
ID Peausll Greenwich Joseph Rogers, Portland
David Eelsou P0rtebeste. Abbie Dunn, Boston.
J. Ponder, Warehsm. Clarh Post, PortcheSier.
Paugusett Bridgeport. Ann Flower. PrOy.iences
Chss Graiper Providence Jane. Westerly, H. l.
Hrndetts, New Haven. Hannah Westbrook, Portland
Union. Mbrdge, M0 Cornelius. Providence
The Chef Nantucket, Esh.
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from Chicago Tsrrs Hsu vhe,unei Granville and Nashville, 10
Eor.OrsAns. Mobile, and Pensacola
Pamphlets complete detail With maps be had q
AppheatioB.
PuRoHasEu BoEDs through sdrsf'ei Local
Agbts who will be responsible FOR their cafe delivery directly o.
eIpreIs charges prepaid the buyer RENTING 900 ard
reney interest date funds EsrYo Arr
Of the EIGHT HUNDRED BANKS correspondence With the MA
TIoSAL PARK BAsK OF NETWORK, viii receive and tran,u
purchase money for these Bonds and 10 return eeeIy .s
that Binh ard deliver 10 The purchaser -. .....
4dhn0 Ssr positive T-a neg os, anything for sale VhtA
do OE',re btsr 10 Be eooa hare personally
e5amiHsd bb 1rt hHs Of road iahsd and pred cell ta
o6gEirp through vhA . and is mn oAardctr and eapa for
votvH9 ne JTjOoiH0 ssaats ne rtui@ UhlaA H. AaI
offer ,urif1 ,rlh evtrV ooEaas In fr Ja uorA and
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A LBERT GATES, DEALER IN FINE
N WATCHES JEWBLRf. ssd SIJVERWARB No 10 broadVayi
m a fE-sn.tIal Attention 70 RspaiisE Foe Walehsl
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RADWAY's READY RELIE


PRyRR AND AOUR cured shy cents There 10 not Tsn,
agent 10 world that viii Fever and Agae sue a optI
, Don, Scarlet Tvphs yellow and other Feyers laidt by IA
WAYS PILLS.. 90 quick - RAILWAYS READf KELLEY m
cent? Der bottle
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schr Nelson. sudwel Elizabehport for Portchsftss.
Schr Elmra, Hegeman, Eiixabethport for Roslyn.
schr Ben Butler, Fowler, Elzabehpor for New London.
schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Elzabeshport for
Stamford.
Echr Moro Kelly, Elizabethport for Boston.
echr Rainbow, Alexander, Eizabethport for Boston.
schr g Hulse Lyle, El!zabsthpor for Boston.
Schr Alnoma, Smith, Elixabethport for Providence.
schr A Tibbstts, Nash, Eiixabeihport for Boston.
Schr Deputy. sturges, Eizsbethport for Plymouth.
Schr Fashion, Davis, Kondout for Providence.
Schr Hickman, Small, Rondout for Providence.
scbr Sea Bird, Beattie, Rondout for Fall River.
Scbr l. ToIles, Dap R0ndout for New Haven.
schr Circle Hulse, 6roton for Brookhaven.
Schr q Brandreth, Anderson, Croton for Bridgeport
Schr y Brady, Bell Hoboken for New Haven.
6chr Evelyn, Burger Red Hook for Stamford.
6chr J Rich, -, New York for New Haven
Schr Jane, -, New York for New London.
Gchr Maria, Long, New York for Oyster Bay.
Schr A Parker, Carpenter, New York for Glen Core.
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THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, August 9, 1899.
The horses for the great rots to of next week
are arriving here daily from the West ana from
Canada. Old turf men say that there are more fast
horses already here than ever together before
in one place. 1t Is estimated that there over
$1,000 900 worth OF fast horses IN the city. The In
dications promise the most interesting trots ever
held anywhere. The city s full Of strangers Among
the arrivals yesterday were W. Il. Johnson from
Kentucky, and the noted PAGER Dan Voorhees,,
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CLEARED.

Steamship Europa tBr. Mcdonald. Glasgow-Henderon
Bros.
Steamship City Of Limerick tBr), Phillips, AntwerpJohn
g Dale.
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NoAurrsy,
Ferris 4 Co.
Bark Eleanor (Br) Williams, Bristol--J G Macarthur
Bark Franzen tRus}, Corcoran SettinWendt Tesens
Bockmann.
Bark Eza Barss (Br) Smith, Hamilton tBermuda)-J
Harvey.
Brig Lizzie Olsen tBr, Cameron, Cork for orderss
Merchant h Co.
bourne.
Brig AP tBr,, Landry. Cow Bay, Hasson, Watson
Co.
schr Joven Rita (Port), Avclna Figuera-B Gumareas
schr Lizzie Troop r), Newell, Sidney, CB-Heney Par.
ker.
schr c A johnson, Willis Washington NC.
Schr L II Gibson, Crowel Baltlmore-Ben.lcy Miller
Thomas
Schr Midnight, Hopkins, Boston-C Hatch.
soor Exchange, Eaton, New Haven-0 Racket 4 Bro.
Steamer Vineand, Bowen Baltimore.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia.
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BARK BESSIE yoUNe Savannah, Ga, Aug s The bark
poI, St Catharnes Bar tug has gone down
fore reported s a brig ashors of WaquC arrived AZ
steamiug Champion.
before reported ashore Smiths Island OF and
put LONDON 1 SsS sails Would %
pair them and proceed.
Win e Of
and 10 fathoms chain.
ASHORE ysaisrdsy morning Middle Channel Reef Hs
not
ds, no sSr Ella from sondous for New
9TH inst, dschargng into lighters.
Miscellaneous
LAUNCHED Al Addison, Me, July 16 from the yard Of
men named Msona The vessel n b.
NJ Hemenway of Machias, and by the builder She rass
Whalemen. :
Sailed from New Bedford 9Th inst, bark Pioneer Hazard
Arrived at rroypcstown slst ut scbr Antarctic, Hill, A.
"sfs s Ia n a. saa
"s e oil i ssrs Nat 10 ses Of
ana from Dartmouth for the Western Islands by pilot boat
Fly pSs sr Nary Fish 81 Portland Aug
Foreign Ports.
..oAnDENAs, July 80 Sailed, brrs Herald, houghin and
As Sns steamship az Too
Quebec.
ses go saul r s: Eta
Ferguson from az for Hong kong LOs Maria (r', Graf:
bsr ,a ssysr rsne 70,
Fsm % Hsaey ss1s ss
G'sf' s'15 @
HALaxAx, rs Avg 5sxrrivsd, steamship Alpha Hunter,
LIVERPOOL, July a4-Arrived, ship Oneida, McGivery.
NEWPORT, E. July aa-sailed ship Jennie Eastman,
for Aas steamship h0'"
ST john, NB, Aug 6-Airved bark Giuia Paris d.ah
Cleared otn, schr Bowdoin, Randall, Philadelphia.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA Avg S;c schr' Reading Rs No ~
ns.ss iFss5s,S ds e' Marshall Dutch
BOSTON Aug 5-Arrired, schrs Damon, johnson, Phiar
des1 sAEs a G1sEnh B bugs
Rowland. Freeman, St Thomas; Princess Beatrice Orb
san l,sssdsss VIM Kennedy Baltimore
sss' ass
's10 1Y BAR
s's ss
rn: Dark
Mclean Babel .syss Alberto roots New Bedford
BANGOR Aug arrived, ;chr Moses Paiisn, Harding.
Sailed schr. James winchenbach, New Orleans; Hattie
TX 'es i 'fsa D'a
FALL RIVER, Ass 4.Ayved s,hrs Salmon washsrnrn.
staples h9sosen SPssy Borden Mediator Cage and Cor
Sal ed.sshrs Mary Elizabeth, Hatch Phil Sheridan.
ssSaIa q .ss. Days s:9 ss s 3D. r ss:
sysss sss ssss. P Ps
sDs s ds. sf hsS Geo sa s
s
peyss% asTs! s'i'sa
and ae s% s% as 9
do; ohsitsnoosa Black Bangor for Tsepsph Went.
%sFy F so
AmbassaSo Mssha: fSr Golden a R GrS.
Fs Hs ssss e: i 81 e.
9th, ARRIVED brgs Cosmos, Parsons Boston for Phl1
Ellsworth for SYorT Frank Nellie
NEW ORLEANS, Ava below, bark Hnda, ror,u'eas
rs% sSeassaa 5a and R S'nsF p rey M~r
SoRsoEK, Aug Arrived Xadlo Sufsehe, xurcais.
sosWi6H Aug s-Anivsd, .eAr nul.e HlarssA.
f fIAsasf Asfs esss brig Ring Ayr.
| PAWTuCKET, Aug 4 Sailed, schr Roxanna Buris'she
| Phillips, NYork.
| PROVIDENCE, Aug 4sailed, bark Joanna Benjamix
| tNG( Gerden, 81 john NIB. -.
9Th Sailed schs saie Chartre, simmons Mary john
son, Phinney and BECKER York, NYork Amos Br,gsss
Knapp, Haverstraw. . -
RICHMOND, Aug 4-salled, brig Mary Rice, Boycc Per
| nambuco. 49,.
| RoCKLAND, July ss-Arriyed. schrs Florida Meinesf.
ham, and Bengal Hatch, jameson, Ceudage do Sat,
Ataanta, Pierce Barney Susan Senter Sweetand Ida
Hudson Greeley, and Equal Paul. do; Aug Snbad Areyt
| olive Avery WiIsan, and Mansfield, Achorn, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6Clcared ships Fnv0ra, Green'
| man. and Helicon, Rogers, Liverpool
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IRQTTlKG IN new HAMPSHIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, August 0, 1859.
At the Rockingham PARK yesterday the trot for
$780, In three purses, was won by Mcclellan in 245
1897, 2:3s1z; Black Walnut the second money! and
Nelly Locke the third. Black Walnut took the
second heat. The trot for $500 was won by Lady
Wilkes, who won the race under protestl in three
straight heats Time $3.50, 2:531s, 2j1H. There
tw dead heats IN 1851 and 1854. Lady Wilkes time
on Monday should have been given as 255, not 235.
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will be By The following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That after April l. 1885, tho Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection of ship news In the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
The ONCE Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JKANSETTE Ii at Whitehall SLIP All communications from
and consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will b. forwarded free Of charge.
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SARATOGA RACE S.
Two Races and Walk Over-RemOrse-
lfss and General Yorke Winners
Scenes and Incidents OF the Day
Decision Of the Judges in the Case
OF the Saratoga Cnp Race.

SARATOGA August Q. 1869.
New York miss won bonnet and fifty dollars
on the race yesterday, and husbands who withheld
cash from their better halves are warned against
miiiiners' bills.
leading fashionable lady won $4,000 on the first
race yesterday and lost 1t all on the second
Tie novelty Of the Saratoga meeting having passed
away, and Fashion having displayed all her latest
styles at the course the interest IN the running has
somewhat abated The throng OF people has In no.
wise diminished, however. and the streets AMI
hotels present the same animated appearance as on
the first day OF the meeting There has been
decided Improvement in the character OF the
sporting gentry, The stringent regulations Of the
association and the exclusion from the grounds OF
known pickpockets, roughs and other disreputabe
characters have driven that class almost entirely
from the place. and the attendance at the races Is
characterized by q remarkable degree Of respecta.
bty. The perfect good order and decorum that
have been observed each day are subjects OF uni
versal comment. Not single disturbance has
occurred nor has there been q case OF drunkenness
on the ground. The road to the grounds has oeen
free from reckless driving and Ooisterous conduct
And everything has thus lar passed on IN o manner
unusual with occasions OF this kind The only IN
yident that has occurred to rufle the good feeling
hitherto universally prevailing has been the alleged
FRAUDULENT RIDING
Of Mcconnell Thompson's Vauxball by John
Ford In the race for the Saratoga Cup yesterday.
This incident took everybody by surprise and for
short time created little CONSERVATION In betting
circles as 1t impossible to determine how far
the results OF the AFFAIR might extend Immediately
after the racing the association held meeting aud
adopted the following resolutlon:-
SARATOGA spRINGe-ANNUAL MEETING SARA
ToGA ASSOCIATION. ~
AUGUST ., 1863
IN THE SARATOGA Cur RAoE.-In consequence Of the
fraudulent riding Of John Ford the rider Of vauSha In the
race 10 resolved that all bets, pools otherwise
Aga VauxhaM field OF horses In which vauxha is
ncnded, declared John Ford the Vauxha
ruled o the for fraud in riding and will be
niited to ride again on the course. ODiN BOWIE.
r. f. BAYARD.
- q. W. WUOLEY.
Great excitement prevailed among the sporting
men throughout the afternoon and evening iii con-
sequence OF the affair, and many comlca scenes
Cured between parties who had settled bets OH
VauyhaIl before the action Of the committee became
known. The decisive measures adopted by the
sOcatiOn, demonstrating that no dishonest practices
would be tolerated. had marked effect on all the
Bharpers. and it Is now believed that the succeeding
races Will be Tree from all attempts at cheating.
THE POOLS
were somewhat affected last night by the VauXhall
incident and were duller than usual. The iollowln
vxar tha ent ps Inv lr ITu1a
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s HIPPIN G N E w s.
Almanac for New Y0rk-Ths Day.
Sun rises. ...... 8 OF Moon rises. morn 80
Sun sets. ....... Z % High water....eve 8 l6
POnT or NEW YORK, AUGUST 0, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains Puraes OF Vessels arriving at this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD TO our
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 our Steam
Yacht acet 1he New York Associated Press do not now
soAc marine rsports nor attend tht delivery Of packages
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TO-DAY's PROCEEDINGS
were not go lively as those Of the preceding days,
and The Attendance at the grounds was considerably
smaller Than On any previous daY. The weather was
remarkably favorable. with cloudy sky and cool
bresze, aud everybody seemed to realize perfect
comfort. Betting was much more spirited than last
eyealng, however, as Is shown by the following sum-
mary OF the pool cling on the
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Saturdays Races.

The following are the entries and rates OF betting
for Saturdays races
For the Selling Race.-Fanny Ludlow, $3.50; Wiley,
sI00; Bonny Braes, $s5; Bayswater and Connolly
together, s70 Lizzie Rogers, urbana, Jubal and
Scotia, 500.
For ne Three Me Dash.-yauNhall $500; Pompey
Payne, 500; Alb del Kader sls5; Flora Mclvor sl06;
sanford, $685. The Danshee, $685. Nellie Mcdonald,
$50
For The one and TtT'ee-QudIte' Mile Dash.-Henl.
bold, s2oo Corsican, $50; Pleasureville $780, Me-
tairie, $50; Aldeoaran, $50.
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BELOW,

Bark Cas,ries tRr, Walters from Aspinwa, days ~
pilot boat Mary Fish, No y.
Bark George Horton, Rhodes from Ponce PR by oilos
boat Mary + Fish, No y.
Brig Venus, Cow Bay, CB
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Marine Disasters.

Steamship City Of Limerick, for Antwerp.
Wind ., sunset L, light.
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THE MERcHANrs UNION ExpKEss CASE.

After dispOsing of the calendar at Chambers,
Judge Comstook behalf Of tho defendans resumed the
argument He said this was joint stock association not
corporate company, and though in suits with strangers
tho actions were conducted by hs PRECEDENT for the
ciatiOn in internal contests the company could
obly DO used Had the fact OF this large adverse ints
est been stated 10 the Court the Injunction would never
have been granted. The MerohantS Union Express
Company had conveyed to the consolidated corr
pany t650OO0 OF assets The resduum was sufficient TO
meet tho liabilities, and In accordance with
the original plan OF consolidation for the appointment Of
Trustee 70 w1nd up the Affairs Of the Company, the
Court had appointed Receiver OF tha gesduun. This
disposed OF branch OF the His Honor had yes
to-day asked whether stockholders who had accepted or
were willing 70 accept the consolidation, were 10 be pr
vented from doing so. Counsel had Jailed 70 answer this
question, yet 10 the vital one 70 his case There
seemed 70 be impression that too large counsel fees
had been paid Well that rather the fault OF oOun-
SOL and no offered to have Reference 10 Determine
those questions. But the Receivers duty WAS 70 eau
them TO account for their actions.
Judge Ingraham suggested that the separation out OF
DIS interest would require accounting.
BIZ Colnstock replied that this was So and they were
feAdy 10 nave such Rn accounting and pay tho paintf
his share.
Sun counsel for plaintiff begged that the injunction
mRh Do contnuod on the ground that 10 was very mild
one New articles OF association made aud b did not
appear tnsI any one OF these articles were such as
could not nave been adopted the power OF
or were Injurious 10 the stockholders The was
ehanged Out such change was within the power Of
atnen1menL Had these changes been made By the Mer
ehAns Union ~ way OF amendment the American
Company, could NOT have absorbed rather than
consolidated, but tue result would have beon iden.
uoally the same. But suppose there Was q lack Of
power; what would be tbs remedy Of minority
ino helChanb Union was partnership with some
corporate powers OF which Is TO hold real and per
tOnal estate In perpetual succession That right implies
the right OF sale by act OF the AssOcatOn The rVht of
p"'eI ~ snese Associations whose rights were injured
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was action for damages for compensation An njunc
ton would not be granted where adequate relief could
be given IN damages. Where an injunction may DO
granted the granting Ia matter OF equitable discreu0n
In this the damages that can properly arise TO the
plaintiff In any view be ascertalned ana nxed Ia
accepted the consolidation Is presumpye proof OF the
Advantage Of the and the plaintiff does not
hundredth OF the stock Where the detriment arising
from granting an inunotionis greater TO the
it a Court win not grant 1t, certainly where
the preponderance e as great as IN wee I alter
notice had been given of the intent in circular TO al inc
stockholders Twelve millions during THIS time aa ad has as
sented only $4,000 had dissented, ana OF te ttnn a
for the other s6OO00Co they had yea
the circular their silence was an rit Nj
Strong replied at some length, answering tne POS
by the defendants. The Court reserved ls ue0Sion-
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THE GREAT sMUGoLINo CASE.

United States agt. Simon and SigiSmund
Guterman.In this case, In which the defendants i'm
portsrs In LeOnardSt charged with smuggling large
quantities Of k dress goods into this port the examna
ton has been postponed 10 Thursday next pending
Results OF efforts being made " eject compromise
with the Government -. .. ....'..
In the case Of the United states ag j. sherriott the
defendant clerk In tho Export Bureau OF the Custom
House. arrested and brought before the Commissions
or, charged with completely with William j, Korn and L.
NLadAw, also Custom House officers In forging papera
TO obtain drawbacks goods which they falsely claimed
had been exported from this port, after having paid du
ties as mpors He was held In IS 900 ball TO appear for
examination IN the Eastern District Korn and Ladlaw
having already been arrested IN tho Eastern District and
there held for examination. rY.tt .I. ..l. f....
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COURT cALENpARs-Tu, DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcUIT.-Held by CARDoZ0,1
Pass IN 2azI 1910 1881 1s 3so 92 zsI ss! s.o sso SCI
5s9 3ISo 1878 Saz 1922 1890 'O's GS' to7 cI7 Gas c
pTL .Ff Ii - -
SUPREME oURT-CHAMBERs.-Held by INGRA-
L-Court as 10 a. mCaeudar called u n-soA
loo. rs ia, lS1 no. IsA 49, III, III, l1s, 49, CIlS
MoCUNs J-COurs opens - IL mShst eArsesneA 80 ~.
ZOO a66 i4 l134 laos I3O liza 1915 s ISL llss llS ols <
Al 1890, ilgL 1916 PARr ll.-Shoyt
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THE Observation-Disclosures CASH.

An appeal has been taken by Mr.. Bateman
from tho judgment rendered against him the suit
brought by f. Austin Berthilo danseuse OF his troop,
for assault and battery The particulars Of tho owl
denco published at the time OF the trial The de-
fendgnt claims that the Judgment against him was unau
thoriEed BY tho evidence The Court reserved its do.
ciSlOn.
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CIVIL.

In the e.. s. Circuit Court, before .Judo.
Benedict the Internal Revenue trespass case was
cluded Yesterday. IN this caee previously repaired go
In which the plaintiffs. who disuners IN Morrssani
seek to recover damager from the defcndants WHO sr
respectivey the Collector and Assessor OF the PotS
Collection District for an alleged trespass by them =
Selling their dstliery, counsel summed up yesterJ.r
aud the Court directed verdict for the 0Overrent "
the ground that the Law warranted tine sczars Of The a.
tlery, aud the sale OF its contents
In the Superior Court, Trial Term, before
Justice Friedman the case OF Burns agt The sccondaye
Railroad Company tried. The plaintiff was woYtrs
in an excavation In seeondaye., Fftyrstst elu4s
10 the railroad track and getting ont struck by
car OF the defendants and seriously injured He brought
suit for his injuries against tho Railroad Company ayles
his damages at $4,000 The usual claim was put In b.
the defendants OF contributing negligence and the cyl
dence OF negligence the part of the detehdans no,
being clearly made out a motion was made during tia
trial for non suit which denied. Tho Jury after
short absence returned verdict for tho plaintiff foi
$1,000. t-. .... ~1n afI