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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06

CHIc.G8 E,ors aber . Enough IS kuoan
10 warrant the statement that tie Citizens
ticket is elected in the city by at least
5000 majority, and in the .coauty by fajly
l2Q2e
=. EacL, November 2.-5Fes}ern's me-
iar; p n tse z},-sa IS a,atad at from t15ae
% .aar thousand.
/ 1EEC LElss43 z2Eg. =
DEsaaar, Novamber 2,-TLe Democratic
mayor and city tioaa5 IS elected By about
six hundred majority
A--4-z Ssz-s~Z@
Bosroz, November 2-The election to-
DAY resulted in the reelection Of Governor
ClaGla by a majority from ten to fifteen
thousand
zEEET gore.
New York, November 2.-rhe following
Is the vote Of this city: SiegeI, 36,682;
NELSON SQ.I3S For ComToller, Greedy,
1924; Allen, 78,IIl
am. HaIbaush, Democrat, is re-
elected Mayor Of Brooklyn
Judge Nelson, the Democratic candidate
for Secretary OF State, estimates his ma
jorty, from the returns received up 70 this
hour, at 1000. Greedy runs ahead Of his
ticket 1000 OF 5000
IZ2-I1 - kz.ZsD.
..fsAas1aoH, Eoyembar 2-lhe vote for
'CjmaroTer Of the Site Treasury was ::
E yE69lGorI (Deho5rdEl I8,G425 NaEiIlip
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06

Fog Clerk CT tho Circuit Court.
XELears autAs zeE 10 ARIZONA 81 y McDOW ELL. Esq,
~ present escuabent. candidate fr -a, o.ss q
Clcr u the GiruiJ Court. -.Ey r. an
TAMES NJ. RICHARDSON, oc Bolivar, authorizes
hia aspiren the lal-z ~. t-grl
e 'rcuit Court Of Hsrdemaa cegaty. --.' 70 -
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EEHEI2 "a Pr THEVl =

33'Barretta . tookthe first Premium. 5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.


BUCHU
This wonderful medicine has gained
world-wid. fame for the cure of affections
Of the kidneys and bladder, and all who
require it are in search Of the best. Drom-
goole & Co.'S Buchu, prepared by regular
physicians Of Memphis, Tenn, is recognized
as the best ana cheapest. Price 81 Sold
by druggists everywhere.
Do YOU shake? Use King Of Ch;ils.
Kiucof Chils never fails to cure.
Dumb and congestiye chills cured with
King Of Chills.
King of Chills IS the malariaI antidote.
YOUR LIVER.
If your liver is torpid and your bowels
constipated, take one dose Of Dromgoole &
Co.'S Liver Pills, and they will act so well
and pleasantly you viii have no others
They are the best purgative you ever used
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's Celebrated Hair
Lotto. 1t is put up IN a bottle and box
Ladies who once use Lotto discard every
other preparation for the Hair, as it is the
best dressing for the Hair in the world The
Lotto never fails to remove the worst cases
of Dandruf, and restore sray and bleached
Hair to It's natural color.
For sale by Druggists, sample bottles sent
to any address in the United States by. ez-
press for 81.
PROFESSOR CHRIsTY, & Co,
No I'll Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06

~ Corresp6ndehts wifi please reeimie5tniii-
Der hat we will not publish any eommuui-
cation unless the real Ha7ne Of the author l.,
furnished Fhis1is aRiold gpI91haa always
workswei.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06
ANN UNOE tEH 81 Mos

sfE "CLEhR THEFTRAUE- l--. sss.r
TGE RIDERS ARE Lo..
Tor Clerk Of taG CoLagyl s}oarJs
WE are athorizcd to Announce A. g. EELsTS oG Paga-
" hoH+as as candidate Tire office County Court
Clerk Of Havterasu county. .s-E Fl
WE pre. as. arizsd 20 announce v = g.. D0HlOE zsa
~ 4iGate for the stHee Of Clerk 81 tse Goazlg
Court Of Hartsaaa County. Eeslion Grs5 Saturday
March, 1875. --..s,'fft - ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06

Beaos4lL A'Yg4e ihiny ra-roh ana friends
/ Of the house 81 teTans. Gardner ( 60. viii
observe by reading card in another column
EEs,t 5a6y hike Ieaiag ell to2537, $50 and. Il
/ Broadway, q few doors above taasSt, Njc5o--
las Hotel, Ncw York Where they win be
pleased t5.so8dIEse 5son8 Gaz1 Fac .oDg itiiiiik
j" ....fgG8sa bl1Ao. A5ETf.agoRs s. 'hs PSI
and most popular statesmen III % Gotham
is rBi}h xlaIarn AID wil' rl.e Y,leasli1e IN
a.Gag orders prom.tIy. Post Office box
'27' II u II q IT .
j .-,-.e ,aa7 s.ssisa-.e- sweden is Diminishing.
56Il &c d56r5az6 IS caused by She enigra-
ton 60 America. -r----.--.-r,- .--q
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LoenE .aNssss-s.
Agants for the salIaslz3.

I Y :"
w. 3 ROGERS ......... - q ('F6IF. On III
H 4 DO4sl1l D .--s.' ---0- i5lA H3hlAs
Tie ab0ve gentlemen arc EHta0riEed receipt sub
seSirsns = this Pspse. lfHs 81 IN fi 81
As Aents FOR the BULLETS and for doing VIII -
nshs with the paper free Of charge
wiz send sub OFTEN copies aagy post once one
the g4tsr MP OF the club.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-06

TERRY, II.,-Ds Co, Mss, J.Jz. %. lSo5.
MR n w LEFT, Dear SIR: We are uinct
pleased with the Knitting 1lacHluc- - ts-4C
SAYS she would not tzke slgO fgrIf.
Yoars f-lilv. IL = tCl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23

the ground, ne dumped his hod, and, staggering
backwards, fell 10 the bottom Shay struck on the
back OF the head and fractured his skull, causing
the body was taken into the Twenty-slxJh precinct
hold an inquest. The Jury rendered a verdict or
accidental death. Deceased has left family In the
Ola Country.
The BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL--The following
named gentlemen have been appointed permanent
oihcers OF the Beethoven Centenary Festival Com
miltee:-Messrs William G. BRYANT President; Dr.
H. ogden Doremas, Henry G. Stebbns. G. f. Loosely,
Jonh X. Brady, sgnor oil Lucca, Clarence A. Seward,
rev Dr. Joseph +. Thompson, Vice Presiuents Henry
Olews, treasurer; Colonel Frank Il. Howe, Secre
tafy. hessrs a. j. Stewart - Is. Chittenden, Moses
H. Grinneli Isaac II. Bailey Charles y. Dodge, Jonn
a. Giiswoiu Richard L. Larrenore, Horace Il. Fry,
~. Lyulg Suydaln, Charles Il. Gregory, Moses Taylor
townsend Cox. Andrew II. Greea, Charles Il. Minor
y. FRANK Chlckering i. A. WHthaus, Frederick
kaDp, Albert Weber, william oteinway, Jonn Ste
pnenson, James Geddes bay, T. b. Musgrave, Fordyee
Barker. Benry u watson =. a. Christensen, Edward
Nj. Archibald, Bienar de Montmorand, Dr. Hermann
k0eslng, George Jones, Horace greeley, James q.
Bennett, Charles a. Dana MautDn Marble, DAVID NJ.
Stone, Erastn5 BROOKS, Uswald Ottendorier, George
w. Gurus, IL. j. Hastings In accordance VI tn the
report OF the committee IL resolved that the
festival should Consist OF succession of musical
obseryances for number OF days, and that applca-
ton be made TO the Contra! Fark commissioners,
asking them to appropriate size Tor building ief
the festival, and 10 taNe charge and management OF
the construction OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23

ment against Carbon Beckman, who was charged
with stealing on the stn OF september watches and
jewejry valued at $425 the property OF Thomas
Nicholson and others. AS the prosecution could
only prove the property owned by Mr.. Nicholson the
jury were compelled TO render verdict OF guilty OF
petty larceny Judge Bedford imposed the highest
penalty that the law permitted, which was imprisoh-
ineDl IN tae Penitentiary for SIX months and q me-
OF 800.
grand larceny the charge being that on the 2Oth OF
october ne stole horse and wagoa worth $500. the
property OF Nathaniel j. Burcne Mr.. Fellows
stated to the court that the property was recovered
ana from the examination OF the witnesses
ue was fatlsfed that the accused sometimes
exmbIted alteration OF mind As his Honor
was assured that the friends OF the accused
would Take care OF him judgment was suspended
Henry Williams was p aced on trial, charged with
cutuhg Jerome Jackson on the neck with a razor on
the oth OF November, While passing through Grand
street. Tue parties were coiored men, and, as usual
IN these cases, the testimony was contradictory.
Alter celebrating for hall an nour the Jury rendered
averdiet OF not guilty.
Frank Candy was charged with purchasing two
hoDDy n0fses valued at six dollars from boy
named John Maddls, the property OF Andrew Chris
tan. or Maiden lane. The evidence showed that the
accused had no guilty knowledge that the horses
were stolen and Mr. Fellows abandoned the prose-
cution. The Judge conceded with the District At
torney aud the Jury acquitted the accused without
leaving their seats
People va. Charles Lowe, obtaining goods by ialse
pretenses; Same vs.. James Muir, burglary;
Same vs.. Sllas Butler grand larceny; Same Va
James II. stage and Charles f. Dye, grand larceny;
same vs.. Joseph Cohn, receiving stolen goods;
Same vs. Maurice U'Gorman, petit larceny;
same VS.. Maria Smith, larceny IRON the person;
same VS.. John ]. Trlpp. lelonious assault and bat
battery; same vs. John Nolan ana Patrick Haley,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Henry Porter, robbery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23
GREAT FIRE IN WASHINGTON MARKET.
Loss About Eight Thousand Dollar,

Loss About Eight Thousand Dollars.
About half-past seven O'Clock yesterday morning q
IRE was discovered In the extension OF West Wash
ington Market, from some cause unknown. The oc-
cupants OF the market at once hurried to the point
OF its discovery and for some time combatted the
1ames with such facilities as were at hand. The
alarm being sounded the freMen and police
arrived and Croton was got The loss IL
quite large-distributed among many sufferers.
The ire broke out in William Gallaghers stand No,
22I Merchants row, West washington Market and
spread rapidly. Mr.. Gailagners loss 10 building
and stock IL $500. Jacob Levy. butcher, occupying
stall No. 242, lost s. 900 Oh stock and buildings
Henry +. Clark, occupant OF stall Nos 20, 22l and
222, sustained $500 loss samuel c. Cready, stall
No. 225 sustained on bunding and stock $500
loss. Charles Spinkner stan No. 20, lost on
stock ana building $500. stewart Marrl-
aneltin, stall No. 800 dealer IN fruits,
tanned $4,000 loss on stock and building. henry
Haight, stall No. 39j !, butcher sustained $500 loss
STOCK and building. Charles Gnfn, stall No. 1896,
on stock and building sustaaed tlOO0 loss John
HarrinQlon stall No 22g Fulton row, 10 winch tho
fire extended, lost on building, sc. $500. Timothy
Haley stall No $50, fruit deaser, IN same row. sus-
tanned $500 loss stock ANA building DENNIS COl-
lins stall No. 23I lost 500. mere was great con-
sternatlon among the market people, and at one
tune lt was feared that the loss would be much
greater None OF the parties were Insured. the
nremen worked with unavoidable zeal, ana by
their energy perhaps saved the extension from
utmost entire DESTRUCTION.
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the ALLEGED BLACkMA,tia6 CASE.
Aciion of Coroner Keennn--The Body OF Mr.,
tn tn Evy, al

Action of Coroner Keenan-The Body OF Mr.,
tsniiie to BE Exhumed.
Coroner keenan, mas held consultation with DR..
Harris OF the Board OF Health, In regard to the pro-
priety OF exhumng the remains OF Michael Gaille,
concerning whose death there seems to be so much
mystery, and which Is exciting the public mind to
an unusual degree Dr. harris, alter having the
matter properly presented TO him. ana with the view
OF furtherinK the ends of justice, consented TO the
examination OF the body, and accordingly
Coroner keenan, has issued an order to that effect
aud placed 1t In the hands OF the Health Board for
execution. The remains were inferred Ill tho
Lutheran Cemetery, Williamsburg, and when taken
up WIN be brought TO the Morgue In this city for
postmortem examination The stomach and con-
TENTS with such other OF the internal organs as may
be required, VIII be placed IN charge OF Professor
Doremus or the chemist TO the Board OF Health Tor
analysis That beng tho case some weeks must
necessarily ensue before the results OF the analysis
can be reached. In the meantime the charge OF
Matchmaking preferred against pr. We1eknu py
Hogan.
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Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Brady.
MARINE COURT.
A viudicntion Of the Theatrical Profession.
Before Judge Curtis and Jury.

A viudication Of the Theatrical Profession.
Before Judge Curtis and Jury.
Jane Anne Lo,oenthdt Us. NatdHs Ayerson and
another This was an action TO recover the sum OF
$780, the value OF certain personal property alleged
TO have been wrongfuly converted by the defendant.
After the evidence had been introduced defendants
counsel In summing up the case TO the Jury endeav-
ored to prejudice then minds against the plaintiff
on the ground that she had formerly been actress
Judge Curtis, in his charge, after discussing the
law OF conversion, concluded as follows.--Gen-
tlemen Of the Jury-Itis the duty OF the advocate
to be earnest; 1t il the duty OF the court to be I'm.
partial; 1t Is the duty OF the jury to DO Just.
trust that you will not allow your minds to be
prcudlced by any statements OF counsel as 70 IN
previous occupation OF the plaintiff. Such feeling
should be confined to more Purtanlc lands. IL
never should be exhibited In this cosmopolitan city
the world have adorned the stage In tins and Other
countries. IL viii always be- remembered that Gar
rick Kean, Kemble, Forrest aud Macready made
themselves distinguished in delineatng the genius
OF the foremost man OF his time, William
Shakespeare. That Mrs. Siddons, In England.
and Charlotte Cushman, Jean Lander and
Kate Bateman, IN our own land. have
the profession which they have elevated By their
truthful dellneations. Members OF the theatrical
profession have often been the protectors or infancy
the pillars OF age. Instances numerous IN
which they have trained youths up to careers OF
usefulness and honor and smo0thed as well the path
OF the aged to the grave. The plaintiff here i'm.
pressed me, ~ am sure, gentlemen, she did you
give her claim the same calm consideration that you
would award 70 the discussion Of any other Issue
neither more nor less.
The Jury found for the plaintiff $500 damages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23
RAILROAD DISASTER.
A Passenger Train on the Chicago and North
western Railway of the Track--Eifteen
TmeniY Persons Injured.

From the Omaha (Neb.l Herald, Nov. 1871
The eastern bound Train which lett Omaha of
five O'Clock r. M. on Tuesday evening ran OF the
track near Mongona station causing more or less
injury TO fifteen or twenty persons, aud terrible
wreck OF the tram. The latter was running behind
time and at an unusual rate OF speed, on heavy
down grade and consisted OF one ladies' coach and
two OF Puman's palace cars, the "Iowa" and
'Unlon.u AS the train was rounding sharp
curve the iron gave way under the pressure,
and the tram was thrown of, precpNating
one palace car ana coach down an embauk-
ment twenty feet high. AMI the whole train
Off. The accidens occurred about midnight. Our
informants Messrs. smith, Allen and Perkins, OF
Sioux CITY, who came along soon after on the train
bound west from Chicago, say that while there
less injured, no one was killed outright. brake.
man 10 known to be very badly, perhaps fatally
hurt and an elderly gentleman, mr. Miller, OF the
neghboring county Of Sarpv, was taken TO the
Mongona eating honse, where all were cared for so
badly injured as to be wholly nsensiple The wreck
ID described as being terrible one.
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SUPERIOR C0UaT-SpEClAL TERM.

Before Judge Samuel Jones.
Fanny Pe,7es u.s. Henry Berhard.-Moton granted,
without COSTS
Henry Hopkins 60 al. Us. James McHery et al
Motion granted and referee appointed
Edmund Ldnbrie rs. Charles A. Buddenstck.-
Motion granted and referee appointed.
austin Myers vs. Ebenezer STANDARDIZATION for
reference granted with ten dollars cost 10 successful
party TO abide event.
william Halpta et al. Us. Bridget G,'tna.-Motion
Edrard Whnehoaese et al. ps. Henry r. Moore
Motion granted, without costs.
opened on psyment OF ten doiafs costs and dlspurse
ments. Judgment TO stand as security.
Lendau =. Taroeh, et at, Us. Frederick w. Grtr
Marta Kaiser Us. Valentine Hsrdt-Motion
granted
James Smtth, ct a., ps Charles Goodspeed.
leave TO the defendant to withdraw the demurrer
and answer on payment OF such costs.
NelC York OpkthdInliC HOSPITAL Us. Eugene DIT
prey.-Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer, with
costs.
East Neo York ana jamaica Railroad Company
vs. James A. Elnsore.-Memorandum for counsel as
to settlement OF case
John II. Ford Us. charles Ranson.-See decision.
North American Royal Steamship companmwJndg.
ment for defendant with COSTS with leave to plain
TIL to amend within twenty days on payment Of
COSTS
Patrick Lapete us. William Hastings ct ay.-De-
FAUX opened. Cause restored to calendar and set
down for trial on Thursday next on payment Of ten
dollars costs OF opposing motion.
A. L. ireland ps W. II. Nichols. -Mcmorandum
for counsel on settlement OF case
William gregory Us. Sarah GREGORY AdnltnistTa.
t,'tr.-Order OF reference directed TO be entered.
Wtlltdm gregory Us. Sarah Gregory. Adnriaistrn-
tr1T-Proposed order OF reversal refused 10 be en-
tered See memorandum on the book OF the pro-
posed order.
BY Judge Fithian.
Margaret Sherlock Us. SteDbeR Standardization
to vacate order Of arrest denied, with ten dollars
costs.
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More RniIroad Litigntion.
SUPERIOR C0UnT-TRlAL TERm-PAaT H.
Action Insurance Poiicy-Arson the
Defence.

Defence.
Before Judge Jones and a Jury.
charles Woo, Us. The Pacific Fire Insurance
Companv.-This was an action on q policy of insur-
ance by virtue OF which plaintiff claimed to sustain
q loss Of SOFT. IRE occurred on the 18th OF June
1885, In the grocery store OF the plainti No. $50
arrested at the Lime on charge Of arson. On an
examination being had Justice Mansfield held HIM
TO bail the charge OF arson in the second degree.
The Grand Jury subsequently indicted him In the
fall OF 1865, and that Indictment IL still pending.
Two years after tie ire IN 1887, the insurance COM
pany having from the beginning refused TO pay the
loss, the PLAINTIFF sued them, when they set up the
defence OF arson, aud that he claimed greater loss
than he was entitled to. The plaintir now brings
suit against the company Tor the recovery Of his
loss. VERDICT Tor defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23

A DOCTOR THRAsHEp ny A LADY.-A well-known
physician Of Plttsburg received very severe chaS
tising on wednesday, at the hands OF young lady,
out from the SHOULDER. Tho encounter occurred IN
the waiting room Of street railway company and
attracted quito crowd and had II not been foY the
interference Of the superintendent there no Know
Ing what would nave become OF tue doctor. The
cause Of the dlculty has not YET been made pubic.
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The Lottery Dea,er. /, C.,r,

The recent energetic and successful raid made
upon the policy dealers has induced many OF them
TO present matters In their proper light The entire
mystery surrounding those lottery shops has, through
the prompt and decisive action OF Assistant District
Attorney Jackson and Commissioner Shields before
whom the defendants have been taken for exalnina-
ton, been exposed. The law 10 reference 20 the
matter has been thoroughly expounded, and though
there may be certain hardship attendant ON the
prosecution Of the defendants charged-slnce they
are not morally Responsibilities the law must be
enforced the result being that all the connivances
Of those who have hitherto managed the lotteries
Will eventually be thoroughly disclosed. Assistant
District Attorney Jackson delivered yesterday
pretty clear exposition Of the law bearing on the
case OF the lottery dealers VINO have been arrested
for the nonpayment OF the special tax. Tue law
upon this subject though not exactly pacific IN the
characters which It intends to embrace at least 80
far the present CASE sets forth In para
graph Of section 70 Of the revenue laws the follow
ing
Lottery ticket dealers shall paw $780, Every person. asso
citation, hrm corporation who shs make, sen offer
fractional scof token,
certificate device representing intending 10 represent
lottery ticket fractional part thereof policy OF
NUMBERS lottery shall any lQtsry,
pArs schemes Of lotteries % supsTnssnd ns dawps Of any
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uklTEo STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Smuggling Cigars.
Before Commissioner Shields

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. YIN. p. Shdrhey.-This case
has repeatedly been before the Commissioners, and
the examination bas been az often adjourned The
defendant vas charged with smuggling cigars.
Assistant District Attorney Jackson on behalf OF the
prosecution examined number OF witnesses rela-
tive to the alleged smuggling transactions OF the
delendant, ana after some argument III the matter
the case was finally submitted to Commissioner
Shields, who, after careful revision OF the facts
held the defendant to await the action OF the Grand
JurV.
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SUPREME coUaT-spsClaL Term.

The Erie Railroad War Agnin-'Fhat
85,000,00O Still n Mystery-The Hearing
Of the Case ~et Down for Next Monday.
Before Judge Barnard.
The Erie Railroad Company Us. Cornelius Vdnder.
6fa.-This interesting squabble was again up yes
terday morning in the Special Term, wnere the
case was called from the calendar.
Mr.. Field in behalf OF the plaintiffs, said 1t had
appeared from the newspaper reports that Judge
Barnard had set 1t down for hearing on next Mon.
day, and to this Mr.. Rapalo and himself had
no objection, provided the Court would allow him TO
open the case now, SO that II would be considered.
Judge Barnard assented, ana Mir. Field made
brief statement OF the case, which has already fully
appeared In these columns.
The case was then set down for Monday next at
half-past ten O'Clock.
More Railroad Litigation.
Ed,card W. Serrel Us. Hu,dloch.-Ths was an
action brought TO recover 5000 for services rem
dered the defendant alleged by plainti, In effect
ing the amalgamation or the Fort Lee and West
Shore and Hudson River Railroads. According to
plalntln's statement, an agreement was entered
into between him and the defendant, by which lie
was To receive one-thlrd OF $4,000 IN bonds, ana
$1,000 as soon AZ the stock OF the Fort Lee company
had been bought up oy The shareholders OF the West
shore and hudson River Railroads. When the time
arrived. however, that the plalntln was TO receive
MS commission, which was TO be paid out OF an
interest In certain contracts and the appreciated
value OF shares, he was put or from time to time
in an evasive manner, and he now brings the case
into court Tor adjudication
Case still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23
CITY iATEiFIGEXCE.

The WEATHER YEsTERpAY.-The following record
win show the changes In the temperature Tor the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with the
responding DAY OF last year, indicated By the
thermometer Al Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build-
In nj str
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COiRTs.
uNIIEp STATES nIsIMcI cOuaL.
Condemned Property.
Before Judge Blatchford.

The United States rs. one Case or lStiks.-in this
case the property was marked A. NJ. D., ana was
CLAIMED by George Il. Douglass. The property was
seized on the ground OF undervaluatlon verdict
Tor the COVE nment