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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
PU"L'0 HOUSE. ....
THOMAS MURRAY
IIas opened a Publie House on
Wood Street, Middletown, Del.
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT.

BOARD AND LODGING furnished at m9deTAte rates,
His Bar will be furnished with CHOICE LIQUORS and
bis table supplied with the best the market can AFFORD
lie invites the patronage Of his friends and the public
i
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publtc SaLcs.

XTooLsTON g. Co.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. is EAST THIRD STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL
VIA sell by Aaciion,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1869,
AT 3 O'CLOCK, Pm,
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DUBLIC SALE OF A FARM IN NEW
i CASTLE HUNDRED.
tesas Will be fold at Public Sale. on THURSDAY,
E!u the cath day of JUNE A,B, 1869, at II O'clock
E,,a A. NJ, at the auction rOfm Of Thomas NJ. 0gs,
Ank No. East Third Street, Wilmington, Dol, all
that Farm tract Of Land known the "Hermitage"
situate in New Castle Hundred, adjoining and lying
partly in the limits Of the Town Of New Castle contain
Ing about 1866 of Land Of hich about ITO acres
are Tillable, the balance marsh. 1he improvements
consist Of large Brick Mansion Rouse, with Kitchen
attached, Frame Barn and Shedding &c Terms made
known at sale. HENRY DUPONT, Trustee.
THOMAS N. 00LE, Real Estate Agent and Auctaneer,
No, Fast Third streat, Wilmington, Del. may2ets
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LA IN ap6,R DHhA IiAr wAhE RA II
FALL ARRANOEMENT.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1865 Passsn
ger Trains il follows, until further notice
ALL TRAINS SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
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neaFness. Kindness and Catarfh

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sl'cdker orMe House Of Representatives..
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and Voorhies.
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.
Lad about sixteen years of age. whose appear
ance was not the least in his favor was placed on
trial on a charge Of breaking into tool factory at
Greenpoint. He was found in the building; but In
his testimony he stated that he was in there in order
10 get some chips, having been admitted for that
purpose. There seemed to be some collision be-
tween the prisoner and the boy who had the build
ing In charge. lie was found guilty, and he was
sentenced to ayear's imprisonment in the Kings
county Penltentiary
GRAND LARCENY.
Two hard-0OKlng boys, answering to the names OF
John McCape and John Williams, were placed on
trial on charge Of stealing dry goods from the
store No. 70 Fulton street. They pleaded guilty 10
each in the Kings county Pententiary.
A RIVER THIEF.
James COnnOrs was held on an indictment charQ-
ing him with stealing rope and other articles valued
In all at $50, from boat lying at the foot OF Huron
street, Grcenpoint. The THEFT took place on the
2sth OF May last. The next morning after the occur
renee he was suspected OF the theft and finally con-
fessed II. He was found guilty OF petit larceny and
sent to the PenitentIary for SIX months.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
James Burns and George Perceara were tried ON
charge OF committing an assault, with intend TO kill,
on owen Mckenna, on the 9Th Of Nav last, az the.
corner OF North Fifth and Third streets, L d.
McKenna came along where the prisoners were ana
in. He took hold OF Burns and scuffe WAS the re-
suit, in which both fell TO the ground. McKenna
testified that he was first assaulted by Burns and
that when down was cut by him. During this strug-
gle Perceaira stabbed McKenna. The officers VINO
arrested Burns testified that he said he wished that
guilty, and Burns was sentenced TO sixty days In the
Pcnltentiary aud PeIceaira to two years.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

DRowNBD.-The body Of an unknown man was
found floating in the water yesterday at the foot Of
Van Brunt street. The deceased appeared TO be
about forty years OF age.
SuICIDE.-An unknown man jumped overheard
from one OF the Wall street ferryboats on Tuesday
evening ana was not seen again. He was appa-
rently about thirty-nve years OF age.
CAR ACcIDEsT.-Abraham wimphmer, residing
IN stanton street. New York, was seriously injured
yesterday by falling from the platform OF one OF the
Greenpoint cars in Myrtle avenue. He was taken 70
his home.
DEATH FROM CONGESTION OF THE BRAIy.-Mrs
Eliza Holins, fortytwo years of age, died suddenly
last evening al her residence 2O4 North Sixth street
4. ID. Coroner Whitehiil held inquest last night
and ascertaned that death resulted from congestion
OF the brain.
THE SECOND DISTRICT -AssgssoRsBIp.-Assessor
John Williams, Of the Second district, vacated his
Office yesterday and gave place to his successor
James II. Allaben. The assistant assessors ana
clerks In the Office presented MI. Williams with
gold-headed cane.
THE PAVING Of ATLANTIC AvENug.-A large num-
Der Of the property owners on Atlantic avenue ap.
peared before The City Commissioners yesterday and
protested against the rep2vlne OF the avenue with
The Nle olson pavement they wanted the linz
proved Belgian pavement. The question has not as
yet been decided
TnR WILLIAMSBURG ARSON CksE.-The examlha-
ton Of the fireman John Conway on a charge OF
arson, preferred by Assistant Fire Marshal Patrick
Ready, was concluded before Justice VOORHEES, las,
evening. The evidence was similar 10 that already
published In The HERALD. The prisoner was re.
manded until this morning, when the Justice will
render decision.
STREET cLEANIEG.-The Old street cleaning con.
tract expired yesterday, and the Water Board
opened large number Of proposals and referred
them 10 the engineer for report. The specifications
require that all the streets AMI lanes shall be
thoroughly scraDed and swept and all dirt and
stones removed once week during the months OF
March, April, May, June July, August September
october ana November, or az often may be re-
CURED by the Inspector OF the Board or the pnblc
health demands. All dirt, ashes and garbage snail
be removed once or twice week
FlaR.-A about halfpast eleven O'Clock on Tues
day night fire broke out in three story brick
building owned by Ira Pergo, at the corner Of Fifth
avenue ana Sixth street. The names spread
rapidly, and before the ore could be subducd a
loss OF $4,000 was occasioned. The fret floor
was occupied by John p OhmaD az q tailor
shop. Loss ON stock, $500. Insured IN the
Imperial IpsaTaGfe Company VI Lold0D. Ths sec
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wEsTCHEsTEa COUNTY.

ANOTHER SCHOOL ROBBERy.-At an early hour
yesterday morning one OF the fremont police, while
patrollng his post near the village Of West Farms,
was accosted, when near the public school,
by stranger, who, In hurried manner,
inquired the time. On receiving o reply the
fellow hastened his already rapid pace toward
the Boston road The police officer on reaching the
school building in few minutes afterwards found
basket containing burglars tools and four clocks,
which, on further investigation. were discovered to
have been taken from the different apartments Of
the school, an entrance having been effected through
the coal cellar. The thief, on observing policeman
In the distance, had wisely abandoned his prey and
escaped
BURGLARIEs AT MOUNT vBRNoN.-During Tuesday
night this village was made the scene of succession
Of burglarles by which some four or five citizens
were victimized to a greater or less extent, the
felonious work having evidently been performed
by parties whose intimacy with the premises In
each particular case guaranteed sure prospect
for plumber. At one grocery store on Third avenue
the burglars, having forced an entrance, carried
away quantity Of hams and other articles nclud-
ing currency to the amount Of seven dollars which
had been LEFT In the money. drawer. In another
store on the same avenue they contented them
selves with taking about twelve dollars in money.
Two or three places on Fourth avenue were also en-
tered and among them drinking saloon, In which
they helped themselves literally to liquor and
cigars. fff
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the HaooklYN PARK sAvMes BANK ROBBERY.
An Explanation.

An Explanation.
Tue examination OF Edward Hanitschet on O
charge OF having in his possession six 1000 bonds
Of the Wallabout Improvement recently stolen from
the Park Savings Bank took place Tuesday after
noon. Mr. Olmstead, president OF the bank, identi.
Ned five Of the bonds, and Charles Nieman, Of No.
40 Eldridge street, New York, testified that on
Thursday last he $50 900 worth OF bonds In the
possession Of the prisoner The further hearing
adjourned, the magistrate refusing in the meantime
to admit the prisoner to bail.
Mr.. Samuel " French, broker, Of No. 176 Fulton
street. New York, was the person through whose
fundamentally the arrest OF the young man Hantt
schet was effected. HanitSchet called upon Mr.
French at his office on Friday last and offered one Of
the stolen bonds NO. 25U for sale. Mr.. French re-
ferred to his memorandum OF the stolen numbers
and, nndlDg that this was one Of them, requested
lanitschet TO call again at noon on the following
day. Immediately after the departure OF Hantsche-
Mr. French went to Brooklyn and stated the
circumstances OF the case TO the attorney Of
again ut the stipulated time on Saturday, and ac-
companfed Mr.. French to Brooklyn, where he was
arrested by order OF the vice president oil the bank
When taken into custody Hanltschet said he was the
clerk or O. b. lie Baron, broker In Pine street. New
York. LIE Baron was then arrested and held TO bail
together with John Ross, Jr. On Monday Mr..
french was also arrested on charge OF completely,
but gave BAIL He claims that this arrest was an
Just proceeding, as he had no knowledge OF Hanit-
schet until the moment the stolen bond was offered
by the latter for sale, and as his prompt cOmmunica
ton with the officers Of the bank led 70 the capture
OF Hanitsche and the recovery of Six Of the bonds
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POLICE INTELLIGEN o..

SWITCHING M0EEy.-PerpetratiDg the grap game
upon poricmoDnsIcs ladies carry in their hands and
bls gentlemen carry loosely exposed Is becoming
q quite frequent offence. Catharne O'Brien was
yesterday arrested for snatcbing money out OF the
hands OF Robert Patterson. judge Hogan, No the
1ombs before whom she was taken, ordered her full
commitment
TIE SIXTH WARD STABBING AFFAIH. Francis
Burke, charged with stabblng James Devine, ON
Tuesday morning, opposite No. IS Mulberry street
the full particulars of which were published in yes
terday's HERALD--was yesterday taken before Judge
Hogan, at the lombs. lie was committed TO await
the appearance OF tue complainant who Is still con-
Dned IN the hospital from the effect OF his injuries.
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND RoBBERY.--A young
man giving his name as Ambrose H. Spencer, and
vocation that OF clerk, yesterday arrested q
charge of burglary and robbery. II was alleged that
ne broke iniO tBe room Of Mss Victoria West No.
James street aId si0ie gold watch two GOLD
CHAINS, some United states currency aBd Mexican
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silver coin and clothing. Altogether $500 in value.
Inc principal evidence against him was hts being
yoen leaving the place by rear window, having Q
Dunde In has possession. When arrested none Of
the missing property, however, was found on MIN.
taken, committed him to answer In default OF $4,000
bail t r-
THE THEODORE ALLEN CAsE.-The examination
in the case OF Theodore Allen, who stands accused,
this time of having rescued an escaped con-
vct from the custody OF Deputy Sheriff Town.
ley, in March last, was held yesterday ct the
Jefferson Market Police Court. The prisoner
was in court and his defence was conducted
as on previous occasions by Mr.. Howe. Mr..
DcCosta was with Deputy Sherif Townley his client
Justice Ledwith being absent Justice Dodge pre-
sided. Michael O'Reiliy, who Witnessed the alleged
rescue, and Sergeant Chrisy, Of the Eighth precinct
mony went to support the charge, and was substan.
tally the same az heretofore published IN the
HERALD Further proceedings In the case were adj
journed until tomorrow at three O'Clock. Allen did
not seem the least alarmed for the issue.
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LONG ISLAND.

ATrRapT TO THROW A RAILROAD TRAIN OFF THE
TRAcK.-It il reported that an effort was recently
made TO throw the YsphanK train, on the Long
Island Railroad, from the track, at point short
distance west Of Holbro0k, by placing one end of
tie across one Of the rails OF track. The engineer
saw the obstruction, but not time to stop, put
0p0n IL, breaking the end OF the tie or fortunately
not throwing the train from the track. Superin-
tendent Barton commenced to work the thing up,
and during the week gathered such Information as
TO induce him TO cause the arrest OF lad aged four
teen, named Field. A warrant for his arrest was
Sheriff Smith. who TOOK him into custody and
brought him to Riverhead and confined him In the
county jail.
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SUPREME COuRT-cRlasERS.

The Union Pacific Railroad rjtigaiIOr--Dis-
continuance Of fhe Receiver suits.
Before Judge mgraham.
Wtltfdgl N. Ttoeed, Jr., Us. Barker ana Oilers
IL viii be remembered that the receiver appointed
In the litigation between Mr. Fisk and the Union Pa
ci1c Railroad commenced three suits against various
parties and banks TO reach money supposed TO be
hello by them for the railroad for the Credit Mobi
per OF America, and that intunctions were obtained
IN those suits against withdrawing the money.
Those injunctions have been dissolved the plaintiff
allowing defaults TO be taken.
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STATEN ISLAND.

DROWNING AcCIDRNT.-David stoggard ana James
Cowing, TWO young men residing at Factoryville
went in bathing yesterday afternoon near Sailors
Snug HarbOr. 1t being slack water they ventured
out quite o distance from the shore, when suddenly
Stoggard made signs OF Distress and before aid
could reach him was drowned. II appears that de-
ceased broke his leg some time ago, and it Is sup
water,
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COURT CkLENDARS-TRIS DAY.

cause on.
CHAMBgRs.-Nos. 81, "a, Al, So, 90, no, 1877, l44,
2S3. -
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERA.-Nos. 9216 1882,
1854, 1856, 1856, 1857, 1858, $685. 1865.
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ond moor was occupied by Mr. Frank Farrell as q
dwelling. Loss ON furniture $1,000. The third
nOOr was occupied by Mrs. Jane Watkins, whose
furniture was damaged to the extent OF 81 600 Not
insured. The names communicated to the adjoining
building, and caused Q damage OF $1,000 Mr..
on the first door sustained loss Of O. 600 Insured
IN the Germania Insurance Company for $l.6 800.
The loss on the building Is estimated ut $4,000. The
origin OF the fire Is unknown. The fremen worked
rather unwinlngiy and made considerable fun Of
John Cunningham, the chief engineer, at. 4tf
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THB LAST OF TIE MOHIoANs.-The last OF the re-.
tnrned Confederates arrived In the city day or two
ago His name Is Ashley. lie entered the Confedey
rate army early In the war member OF the Skin
North Carolina regiment and since the war had
remained IN the hospital IN that state, sunerin4
from wounds and disease. lie Is subject also to ntl.
The poor fellows to be nearly run, but ne
H. endeavorlng to make Ills way homo Ia the vicInitt
OF Henderson, KY, from whence he started out IL
the call OF his country. His father also entered the
Confederate service aud was killed. several gentloy
men, Mr. Henry Sharp among them, have taken thd
sufferer, VINO IL In destitute circumstances In charge
and Will provide for his reaching his home In thu
most comfortable manner possible -lMelptts AvOv
lascit, yyite ~ ,.2
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HUDSON.

SUIT FOR FALSE MISREPRESENTATION Puver,
whose arrest by Deputy United states Marshal Smith
has been announced, was discharged by Judge
Blatchford Pulver viii bring suit for false i'm
prsonmeut against the marshal, setting his damages
at 500, 600.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PIE WEATHER YRsTERDAY.-The following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours, in comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD Building
BrOadW az, corner Of Ann street, y,
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SENTENCE OF TENNESSEE MURDERERs. est erday
the Supreme Court at Brownsville sentenced CALVIN.
who murdered officer Fenton last Christmas yeah
ago, and sam Moody, who murdered Captain Perryf
OF the Second district, to he hung on the 10th Of
August next The news created some little excitex
ment. especially among the friends Of Calvin, and Il
was currently reported that they were determined
to throw the tram on the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road OF the track and rescue him. The sheriff,
Brownsville early this morning. lie had very wisely
provided for special tram TO be ready at Browne
Vile to bring him and hls prisoners back to Menu
raors, who had no Idea VI special train, ana were
evidently preparing To overhaul the regular after.
noon train The prisoners were safely conducted I'd
their Old quarters Ia our Jail. No resistance inter-
rupton was offered the Sheriff, either gong res
turnlnR.--Menlphis Post, Jkrae 20.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Another Lottery Case.

Before Commissioner Shields.
me United States Us. AcIiattre d CO.-The defend
bDts were charged, On the ailldayt Of Morris Twad
VII. with carrying on the business OF lottery and
tOiiCy dealers without paying the special tax re-
buried by law The accused were held in 81, 900 10
Rppear to-morrow Tor examination.
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FIRST NEW TEXAS CoTTON.-The Brownsville.
Texas, sentinel says that on the 18th ult. rancherQ
brought TO that place 105 pounds OF cotton In thd
seed 10 was grown on the Jarrito ranch. The
staple Is about the same as that Of good uplandf
Mississippi or Alabama cotton. The nbre Ia fine and
had not the means lie came in on horseback. He
sold It TO Mr.. Yznaga at four cents per pound, specea
The sentinel saysThis settles the question OF the
capacity OF the soil not Immediately IN the valley OF
the RIO Grande to produce cotton. It hxes the fact
that cotton can be gotten into market earlier from
this section than any other In the United Staea It
Is confidently anticipated that the next trip of the
steamer to Rio Grande city will ind Mr.. McAllen
ready to ship bale OF cotton to New orleans or
New York. The picking season here lasts from June
to January. -
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COURT Of APPEALS.
A Brooklyn Cnse-A Verdict Against rho City
Of $4,000.

oath0rine CoVle, Adnf'aistrati'fr OF Pat'tcS COve
rs. The Cnv or Byoohlvn.-Tbis was an action
brought originally TO recover balance OF 500, 900
alleged TO be due on account OF paving Grand street
Eastern District with the Belgian pavement Thc
defence Get up was that the amount Claimed had
been paid TO an authorized agent OF the plaintu.
Judgment was gwen to the plaintiff for the full
amount In the court where the action was first
brought, ana the case was carried up to this court
where the decision was affirmed. Cook, Bergen and
Pratt for the piaintia; William G. De Witt for the
DEFENDANT
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COURTS.
us1tu STATES cRCuIT COURT.
The West side Elevated Railway Care.

Before Judge Blatchford.
John W. Cs.,Tier rs. The West Side Eleoated Rad.
pdp Companv.-The matter Of the application Of
)he plaintiff property owner on Greenwich street,
lor provisional Injunction TO restrain the West
hde Elevated Railway Company from prosecuting
Me construction Of their railway, has been decided
Judge Blatchford holds, by decision rendered yes
terGay that the plaintiff has failed to make out that
any property of his has been taken by the defend.
ants; that the Legislature having authorized the
construction OF the railway In the manner in which
II Ia being constructed, the courts cannot interfere
by injunction with such construction on the ground
that the railway Is nuisance, If the action OF the
Legislature is constitutional; that the settled laws
OF the state show that such action was CONSTITUTIONAL
that the plaintiff furnished no proof Of special dam
ages to him by the construction OF the railway other
than what all other lot owners on the route might or
DO suffer from such construction, and that for tn
reasons stated the application Tor an inJuncgon
must be denied,
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The priests OF the diocese OF Newark hold their
annual retreat at Seton Hall College this week,
having commentator Monday last The retreat win
continue till tomorrow.
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SUPREME COuhT-SpEcIAL Term.
Decisions.
Before Judge TappeD.

BeIUTe Judge Happen.
Jttlid Baldtcia rs. John BdldUt,a-Motion denied.
No costs.
Sarah a. Groyer rs. Mortimer E. McEntee.-MotIOn
granted.
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MAINE lgANsFli,.

The following is complete lat Of marine trans.
fers AT this port FROM The 2sth 10 the a5sh uit.-
Dab. Gos ,aa. l.sap,ge lsta,,. P,io,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuuaT.
An Alleged Illicit Distiller Held.
Before Commissioner Jones.

Charles II. Meyer who was arrested few weeks
since charge OF carrying on an Illicit dstilery
at Nos 13l and 1873 York street, held yesterday
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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The Kansas Pacific Railroad bridge over Chm
mans creek, twelve miles west OF Ieavenwortb has
been swept away. The railroad bridge over the Re-
publican was still standing ou Saturday morning
put iears were entertained ta; u wound yield 10 the
IisiDg p9qQ,
, 1869-03-19
AUCTION.

WFTER Begjering af Christiansteds
M Skifteret som behandlende afgangne
Charles Williams Bo, vii vorde a1holdt Of
fentlig Auction over
den Afd0des Efterladenskaber,
deriblandt
2 BiUiardborde med Ii1beh0r og
en- Pong
paa
den Afd6des Boep~l Mr.. 10 A. B. Kirke-
gade heri Byen
Tusdag den 23de ds. Middag K. II slet.
We'd samme Auction vii vorde bortsolgt
ENDEEL SAGER tagne we'd Execution
fra Samuel Dyer, elter Begjering at Pro
curator Lemming paa observation-disclosures
Captain Peter Lassens Vegne.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir den lite
Marts 1869.
C. SARAUW.