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PATENT ICE MACHINES,
CAPABLE OF MAKING
10 Tons of Pure Clear lee Per Day,

And viii have 10 in operation by April 18th
next, when they win be prepared to make
contracts and deliver ice in any part Of the
city, at reduced rates
n Ice viii be made Of pure. filtered Mis-
sisslppi water, ana, as il is frozen at a lower
temperature than the natural ice when it
reaches this market, il is harder and wiz last
longer, and therefore is more Yaluabie for
any reir1gefattug or cooling purposes.
Owning the Right for this machine for Ten
nessee and Arkansas, they are prepared TO
sell Ice MacEineSof from go 20 tons apaCity,
with exclusive rights for same Tor amy local.
ity in these two states.
For further information call on or address
at No. as Second street, corner OF Madison
street, Memphis.
mhlS NEWTON s. OTIS, superintendent.
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Memphis anu Arkansas River Packet
Company.
=EU. S. nail Llns.EG
LEAVING MEMPHIS
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,

These boats are elegant. They leave on
time. Their accommodations are unsur-
passed. they oder. under this arrange
ment, unprecedented facilities 70 emigrsnts,
shippers n the travelling public
Persons desiring. TO snip over this line
should ouEign freight TO n and A. r p Co..
Memphis. EfBights VIII be forwarded NJ ~
card rates, and without charge FOR landing at
Memphis. JOHN d.. ADAMS, President.
W. II. KENNEDY. Agent
No. ) Mladiscn ST.. Stanton Block. febl7
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MunioIpaI court.-.ludns Foute.

Yesterday the case of Walker Us. Hays
occupied the attention of the court all
day. No other business was transacted.
| Monday will be motion day. The follow
ing cases are set for trial during the week
TUESDAY, 22D.
| 2276 Beebe & Co. vs.. Hanauer.
PISS Memphis City Railroad Company VS..
Megibben.
2Is9 Howell, Wood & Co. VS.. Rufin ct al.
2ig2 Turner VS.. Taylor Ell al.
2l9g Porter & Sons VS. Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad Company.
2204 Merchants National Bank VS.. Burr Il
Aiken.
22O5 Merchants National Bank VS.. Trigg.
"WEDNESDAY, DID.
2202 Williamson VS.. Laird.
1928 Mason rs. Busche.
1872 Hart VI. Mills.
1878 Hart VS.. Mills.
1892 Citizens Insurance Company VS.. Babb
ct al.
zoos Sullivan VS.. CIcalla.
2009 Mcnamara VS.. Cicalla.
2159 Townsend VS.. Cornell ct al.
2067 FOOte Us. Rocco.
2Zil KOrtrecht * Graft VS.. Williams.
22IS Drier vs.. Fitchner.
2Ol9 Fosdick go. VS.. Roach & Co.
Z22l Taylor Gay Ell al. VS.. benson.
2222 WicEcrsham VS.. Citizens Bank.
2223 Jones Bros. vs.. Southern Express
Company.
THURSDAY, 24TH.
2l94 Church VS.. Plant.
2l95 Warehouse at al. vs. Robbins IL Co.
1866 Burr IL Co. vs.. Brown.
2I37 Way VS.. Walcott ct al.
2l40 B-uttinghaus VS.. Myer.
2l4l Same vs.. anne.
2l4S Lawless VS.. James.
2l52 Shepherd VS.. Busby,
OBS Logwood VS.. Carroll.
2236 Peterson VS.. Dwyer.
223S Wash ThOmes vs.. Thomas et al.
2240 Green VS.. Dennis.
224l Markham VS.. Bradshaw.
Dab Yancy VS.. Morrison ct al.
FRIDAY, 25TH.
2l79 Mitchell vs.. Grieshaber.
2l55 Hart VS.. Auer eli al.
2l5G Todd and wife VS.. Wickersham.
2lS6 Fowler VS.. Wigs.
22g7 Roberts VS.. Memphis and Ohio Rail
road Company.
1909 Bauer et al. vs.. Hesse, Levy e. Co.
23IO Dougherty VS.. Barnes.
23l3 Halstead VS.. Smith.
1918 Braumin ct al. vs.. WOrmleY ct al.
23lG Smith VS.. County Of Shelby.
23I7 Same VS.. same.
23lS Same Us. anne.
Saturday, 26th, being election day, no
court will be held.
Criminal GOHrt---Iadge A.. {. Hudson.
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MOINA C~OTTONSEED.
500 bushels of this celebrated
Seed for sale, in quantities to suit.
PRICE SIS 90 PER susBEL.

nS- Samples Of Moina Cotton to he seen at
our ONCE. TOOf, PHILLIPS & 70.
mhi3 3S Front street.
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Especial to the Memphis Appeal
Res ait Of the Bank Lock COatssf in Chicauo.

C-INCINEAlTI. March O., 1870.
IAN opened Sargent7s lhck in six hours at
Chi cagQ to-day, n SargeIrI failed TO open
the Victor Lock OF Halls after 80 hours. and
for feited the money. Hall s victory is COM
PIE tie; a procession Is now forming TO receive
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FoR CLERK lsr CIRCUIT COURT.

HLERK FIRST CIRCUIT C0URT-Ednor
- appeal Tine friends OF JOHN II.
hereby request you 10 announce his name as
& candidate for the Fist Circuit Court Clerk
f.bfa MANY FRIENDS.
OLERk FIRST CIRCUIT C0UkT-Ne are
authorized To announce FRANK TAFT
as an independent candidate for the once OF
Clerk OF the First Circuit Court, nj the ensu-
ing March election Aeob
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FOR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-To ne
- People QT Shelby O0tslg- ] am a candidate
for Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court OF
shelby county. at the ensuing March election
fahT EOLFE =. SAUNDEhS-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

uLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Me
L are authorized 20 +. X. hAhhLS
- an independent candidate for the once
OF Clerk or the Second Circuit Court, az me
ensuing March election. IeoI
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

1oT-STT COURT CLERK--We are author
lied 20 announce J.P. STRANGE as an
E~ndaueudent candidate Tor the ONCE OF County
Court Clerk. az the ensuing March election. d
COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby an
i uouuce n yselI as an Independent candl-
date for Clerk OF the County Court
fal III. SEAh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

NOTICE. usd-- UHa head tDiU be Inserted az Ten
crstR per U1s. each insertion.
HOW-A small Dark-red Cow, with a chain
u around her neck; one ear cut short. the
other spift. in good condition, and about 10
have a cali. A liberal reward VIII be given
20 the person giving information, or deliver
ing her 10 ~, Jefferson street
s1hU u. ZWEIFEL.
WALKING STICK-One fine large gold
" headed Walking stick. engraved ]. T. X.
20 $. 4. T.: q liberal reward Will be paid on
delivery at this Office. mh2O
AFOEEY-Ou Sunday. 18Th inst. IN or near
VI 81 M8ry's Episcopal Church a steei-wire
pr0fuOnaie. containing about $50 twenty
dollars. The Iude viii please leave the
same a. this Offce. mhl4
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TOH BERRY, Master

VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
3 O'Clock pm. for All points on WHITE RIVER
HROUG To JACEsOSPOET, and the we'll
known passenger packet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

COUNTY COURT CLERK--We are author
X lied 10 announce J. CAhhUTHEhS a
candidate on the independent ticket Tor
Clerk OF the County Court Of shelby county.
at the ensuing March election. JaS9
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MAGISTRATE 14rn CIVIL DISTRICT

JUSTICE OF THEPEACE.-we are author
y lied 70 announce ALFRED ROBERISoN
IS a candidate for the office OF Justice OF me
Peace. Election &th Of March. mhs
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HeaetabLes.

C~abbages, lettuce, leeks, onions, kehl,
etc, were plentiful, the following prices
obtaining:
800 na~ h,sb scsroe 60 naao Ok
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

CONSTABLE 18th CIVIL DISTRICT.
HONSTABLE.-In reply to a very compn-
y mentary call in the APPEA signed Cit
lien I hereby myself as q candl-
date for Constable OF the Fourteenth Civil
District. pledging myself, il elected, 20 per-
form nv duty 20 The best0f my ability.
fsbs HaspecrNulv. BEN. q. GARRETT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
FOR SHERIFF.

- HEEIfE-I hereby myself as
- an independent candidate for reelection
50 the once CT sheriff, az the ensuing March
election. A. p. CURRY,
faIl Sheriff OF Shelby county.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoRTAXC COLLECTOR on PRTvIL'Gs

TAX COLLECTOR ON PRTYILBGES-We
4 are authorized 10 announce GEOkGE Z
HOLMES as a candidate for Tax Collector on
Privileges. OF Shelby county. Election Sat
urday,M March &, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

rTATF AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
- PEOPLES CANnIDATE-WM- MCLEAN is
"a candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
state and County Tax Collector, at the en-
Euing March election. !ebN
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAv1Na THIs pAY
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
wnnrs March % 1e-n

Guidon Gen. Anderson st Francis
sFaneanawaFoI
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
BsguIar ss@phls snd asw Orleans Packet.

.,SGENTA-~-.J F. Hicks, master
John 8. Sullivan. Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Eosses under auts head 1giE be aasated a Ten
esrls per line, each Insertion.
TO INVFsT-sI500 OF 5000 in a good pay
ing business, Address X y. T.
THIS Office.
T~UMAE-Bo0-A white Woman, 70 wash
and iron. Also. a ColOrCd Boy 70 Wait
In -diniug-room, a. I9 Second street. D.
USO sELT-A part or the whole Of a No. /
tFDrug store. la one OF the best business
p0luls in the south. Address the Appeal
onics. mhD
doom AND BOARD-For a gentleman and
u his wife IN @ private tamily- address,
with terms. etc. NC l., Appeal Office. minis
GOOD SICK NURSE. for a few weeks.
- Wages s. jJ per day and board. Also,
600 Farm Hands, Col Female Donestics. sev-
eraI bands 70 chop cOrd-WO1d and split rails.
given. tslI a. once. upon WILLIAM OAR
DIS. Labor Broker and Intelligence Agent. 90
Jefferson street. Memphis Tennessee. mhls
FGR SELE-MESCELLAKE0U S.
R0aoa stga 4s aeaa uaU be inserted al Ten
gHa els, eaeh iaser.t0h
DEW.-A very desirable, eligible pew. i'm
Calvary Church. Apply TO Ngssrs. Young
& Bros Bookstore. as Main street. mhlS
L0sT-REWARD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-05

Mr.. James b. Pell committed suicide last even
ing by cutting his throat with razor, In the house
OF his father, Mr. Robert L. Pel 2ls Fifll avenue.
MIR. Pel lost year ago his brother, Robert Troup
Pell, for whom he had deep affection. The loss
preyed on his spirits, and he went to Europe for
mental distraction. On returning a short time ago.
and constantly finding 1T his house objects with
which the remembrance OF his brother was couped
he was overcome by melancholy.
While with his father, yesterday afternoon, he
spoke Of his brother, with tears and said that life
offered no compensation Tor his absence Soon after
this ffiend. Mr.. William Bronson, called, and with
him Mr.. Poll walked short time, then returning
homo, Mr.. Bronson len him there to make . call,
but returned at ~ o'clock. On ascending TO Mr..
Pes room, he found him dead, with his face 70 the
floor and q pool OF blood staining the carpet
MIR. Pell was n years OF age, and by no means
given to dissipation. No cause is assigned by his
family fsr the suicidal act beyond that given above
Neither Mr.. Psli nor his father was In business.
The former Is cousn OF the Pells OF the old auc-
tion firm OF Pells q Co.
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END OF a FREE-LOTE MURDER,

Marrying n Man TO Murder bim-StcaiinR
the Accumulated Proceeds Of Fifty Years
OF Stu-Htddlcd with Bullets, and his
Head Cut on and Packed In q Kettle.
On the morning Of April u last, Warren
blanchard, keeper OF a brothel, was found dead In
his house, in Blnghsmton, N. Y. The usual inmates
OF the house, his wife and two girls, had fed. and
all the doors and windows ofthe house fastened
from the inside, except the one from which they
escaped. Blanchard's head had been cut OF and
found packed neatly away In little brass kettle
with the marks Of pistol ball It, but all traces
OF blood had been carefully removed The neigLbors
heard a disturbance at O'Clock In the morning. and
the report Of pistol when u man ran out OF the
house and the noise ceased Dut as the place bore
the character Of being dlsorderly no attention
paid to IT,
Mrs. Blanchard, who was only II years Of age from
Pennsylvania, few months before, under the pre-
tence o wishing 10 marry her. but had contriyed to
have her married TO blanchard, WHO was nearly so
years OF age. He continued 70 visit the house. how
ever, and having found out that Blanchard was wor III
considerable money, Il was supposed that he had In
duced Mrs blanchard to aid him In putting the old
man out OF the way, IN order that he might thereby
secure his cash.
The pair were promptly arrested. and on April 10
Blanchard died from the effects Of two pistol Shots
and James Dewitt and Mrs. Blanchard we're held us
principal and accessory.
Dewitt tried last September, but rie jury
place In the Blnghampton Court OF Oyer aud Ter.
miuer. Yesterday the case was called, and both
prisoners pleaded guilty OF manslaughter In the
third degree. Dewitt vas thcreupon sentenced TO
Blanchard 70 the Syracuse Penitentiary for three
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MIR. BEECHER,S AUCTION.

The Annual Pew-RcntiaG In Plymouth
Houss Of Wership-Haudssne Adatties
70 the Reveues efthe Ctuvoh et Brsekiys
HciGkts-Tssai, e55,043. 80.
The annual sale Of pews In the great Beeeher's
meeting mousse was we'll attended last evening, and
the results were very satisfactory. Tho ifustrcus
Henry Ward leaned against the rostruu-his haod-
some features beaming with good humor. Soon the
gentlemen In the front row behind the reporters be-
gan 70 coug, and stamp with impatlenoe Mr.. Beech
r noticing this fsct humorously threatened to have
,thcse boys turned out, aud they proposed 10 pitch
with him. During the exchange Of thcse little
pieassntries come other gentlemen clustered the
rostrum, among whom were Mesers. 8. Beach.
Mcssrs. Bird, Howard, Greaves, and Freeman. the
President OF the Board. Mr.. Beecher at o'clock
mounted the rostrum explained the condition OF the
sale, and introduced Mr.. Pillsbury, whom he de-
seribed the Hereditary auctioneer OF the Church,
aud Mcssrs. Bell aud Palmer were charged with the
duty OF registering the bids.
We print few OF these, noticing that the general
average Ia higher than that Of last year. and that the
highest cum bid on that occasion was f42J the high
est this being t50o, offered by Mr.. Sage for No 70.
The rent ofthis pcw Is t1l0 The other high bids were
um for No. 80, rent tiso; u D. Claim, S3i5 premium
for No. ~, rent tti0; X. 8. Benedict, t3e5 premium
for No. 50, rent tl05; Arnold, t3s0 premium for
No. S. rent 500; A. Storrs, tS0o premium for No.
rsn, clio: John +. Howard tso0 premium for No,
IS, rent tll0; A. ClaHn, 500 premium for No. ~,
rent t90; s. q. Carll ts5 premium for No 10O, rent
tle0 Moses s. Beach, $500 premium for No. 90, rent
500: Moore. sass premium for No. g9, rent til0
a. Ludlow. SssO premium for No. 100, rent ti05.
The subsequent bids averaged about the eame pre-
miums. The totn OF the sale thls year l. 51c350,
against e., ,tpt last year.
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SPANS RULE IN NEW YORK.
Az AMERICAN DRA00ED FBcv AZ
AMERICAN VESSEL.

Armed spsn,srd. uo.rS . Tua ~ an.
Lower B.y-Tws American. Connnca os
Io..sa- E.oape from the spanish onosr.-
...o.s .a-,,a. -. us '.o sNa.e ma ~.
eecoho portion OF tue spanish gunooat hruua 'et
,S, I , s'.Sas a,s s,, any, ago IN ', ,os % @
po.Its ouaran.ine' under tho guns Of ,h' fr's.,'
isy ba. boon ,hs ,,,ss ~ ~" .u,hor,,,.. % 'roa,.
.r,n,,.. ~, ,"s % s.oy " 'ne su'nor,.,o' % "
H. however, tho numerous sosor,loo, Of ,,s,, ss.
eireers aud other Amcr,c,ns an ho,rd An, ,,,.,-,
sunoOa,s. We have already given a lis, OF tho
rations served to the Amcrcsns and 10 the spanads
on board. and noticed that the former were obliged
10 Rct decent food from shoro at their own eEeense
THIS has caused many OF tho Americans 10 leave
eunooas' some o' 'nem having rece''eo soH
checks for months pay OF tii5 gold, In advance,
sa,.v v ,.., s..aun, .au vs'. - ,ss vs' A.
N.kemen's. so'cu on seooun' " ue oo"ne''nt
Srser, ~ ' s ou"
oItreps .YsnSee aor,. :" and desv opr ,u,hor,s ., -
Interfere with their departure 10 sea.
The commanders intended 10 sail today b,i ,h,g
r.,h., ov.r.,.r,,.a ~. ho,ss. - -.
rane' o'ertepped Tue POUNDS OF prncns
yesterday, and may have 10 wait now, OF them
at least, several days loncer appears that tho
The rsauent dcsepons and That som. OF Of Inc NV
hands won't on board without signing nrtic o. %
a-reement or cOmp,eting their out6t Tor Q
voyng~ 10 Cuba. This tbey did 10 gcs
the hang" OF the boats before committing tnom-
selves. knowing full veil that their predec sors
would not have deserted without cause. Among th9
Americans thus situated was Mr.. uaIghwout oOnd
engineer of gunboat III. As soon ss he wua aware
OF the intention TO eeil to-day, he demsnded pc -
sion 10 20 ashore that he might secure his mo,..
and such neceessries as he should wunt, and sieo
the articles OF agreement This the Spanish Csptstn
| resolutey and profanely refused. The enEinecr,
Mr.. Chambers and Mr. Haughwout. tried 10 explsin
that the latter could not be compelled TO 10 to go
/ until he had sigued articles Of agreement but the
spsniard was trexotable He threatened 10 shooe
and TO put both men In Irons they did not promptly
| and quietly submit
The supply boat, N. Kalbnesch, was transferring
goods 70 another vessel ncar by. when Me- Ouamr
| bers sGnatcd her and she came alongside No. ~
Mr.. Reynolds, the Superintendent OF the Delametee
| Works, boarded the gunboat and tried 70 convince
| tho Captain that he wac wrong, but tho stubborn
Fellow would not give In. Meantime, while the par
| ley wrs going on between Mr.. Reynolds and the
| spanish Captain, Haugh wout stepped on board the
tug determined to 90 ashore In spite OF him. When
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-05
A MIDDLE IN TONK ERS.

An Expelled Trustee viudicnting his Right
TO his seat-A scunie In the Council Cham
berthe Frnctious Tussler In Limbo.
Thomas Smith, one Of the Trustees of the vii
lage Of Yonkers, was expelled recently from the
Board In consequence OF some UNI rliamentsry and
offensive remarks made by him. He took the ground
that the Board had no right 10 expel him, and took
his seat as usual, from which he elected. Sub
sequently his counsel made application to Justice
Gilbert for warrant Of mondamus, which was grant
cd directing the President OF the Board to accord
sea, to Mr.. Smith. A copy OF the order was served
upon each member OF the Board on Monday night,
when Mr.. Smith again took his seat. The President
again invoked the aid Of the Metropolitan police 10
remove Mr.. Smith from the seat, when a scufie en-.
sued between Roundsman Weston and Mr. smith,
and the latter was fualy taken into custody and
conveyed TO the station house but he WIS suhse-
await the action OF Justice GILBERT In the matter on
tue first Monday In February.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-05
POLI7IC.tL SOUIBs.

The Kings County Republican General Cunta. a,
Tor lS'O organized last evening by the election oe
Z: DenSeu (pr9pristor Of tns BSnokIyn 1i2s' 81
son. yice:Prcsldents; 1T Morton. q, ". Cbt hfs "a
~ Y. wheeian. secretariesi and Ezra
The German Republican Club OF the 1hr, o.
Assembly District elected last night. Andrew -ll
,sr. Preside MI Martin Munch, vice.rrcsldent Tee
Hensa. Treasursr. C. wehman, n. a. Ms-ripnn ',ta-
elected delegates 10 the Central Committee.
The Fiftecnth A, sembly District Germsa b .H1t
lcan Association elected last night; Prcsdonr f..,
dore kiliAn First v. r., Conrad Iiantzi SeConf
Francis kinae Recording Secretary. wm. mo-,
Corresponding Secretary, John Lccthalert IIea. q O.
john Stoiuer; delegates TO the German Repu Ir
tra Committee Leopold Well, Edward Lnede,- b. r
1anzcr, Peter Budohbach. and Gustavas Loy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-05
THE POLICE JUSTICE SIEGE RAISED

Jnstice Cauiter Changes his Residence-His
BODY Guard Retire-IIenry MURRAY Will
Appeal TO the Courts.
About O'Clock Monday evening. so sanguno
was Justice Coulter OF success, that he determined
to retire from the Court House, where he had spent
sixty. .hve consecutive hours and to return once
more 10 his home and the bosom OF his family
Everythihe passed OF 90 quietly on Monday that
Sergeant Gunner drew OF his forces, and two soli.
tary eouIt oihccrs were len 10 guard the buildng
Yesterday morning, Justice Coulter took his scat ut
the usual time, aud disposed OF few cases Of In.
toxicatioD. Before the Court opened, q crowd OF
loungers hung around the building, but they gradu.
ally dropped on and when the business OF the Court
was disposed Of hardly twenty remained within the
building.
The Injunction which II was reported Judge d ar
nard intended 70 Issue las not yet arrived but Henry
Murrays friends say that he will contest the cleo
ton In the courts Justice Coulters clerks Messrs.
George Van BIunt and Frank MeCabe, seem 70 learn
the duties OF their position very rapidly. On next
Monday Justice Butler II. Blxby win take his seat
10 this Court His clerks will be Messrs. James Nc
Cabe, late Superintendent OF the Broadway Rail
road, and John McGowan. In the Civil Court,
Judge Maguire holds possession, but Judge Stemmler
still retains the books.
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.
New Jersey Ratiroads' m urd >rsrs,

On New Years morning Martin English, q re-.
spectacle mechanic Of Plainhcld, N. j., took train
OF the New Jersey Central Railroad for We-theld.
When the conductor demanded his ticket be was un.
able to hnd on the instant and ordered to pay
his fare. he declined until ne could make sure thai
the train between Scotch Plains and Plainneld, and
brutaly drngged Rnglsb from the Car. An Indignant
passenger offered 70 pay Mr.. EngisLs fare, bull the
offer was rejected. Meantime English found his
ticket and attempted 10 get on the train again, but
was kicked on, and thrown down an embnnkmen nj
feeling OF the other passengers against him was so
bitter that the conductor quit hs train at the termi
lie returned home by another train, much 70 the dis
appointment or the people OF Piainfeld, number OF
whom learning OF the outrage had assembled at the
cepuon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-05
FREE LOVE- AND POISON.

4 lAanAhasaA-s esse,c'ens
Cendrmcd-Assauit upon his Wtfe's Para.
meur-The Poisoning Of a Faithless wife.
The police were informed yesterday that Mrs.
Richard Conlin had died suddenly on Monday night
At - North Third street, williamsburgh. This
womsns namo was before the public several weeks
ago. Her husband having suspected her OF frequent
criminal intercourse with Patrick Cunningham,
went OF to Albany, leaving q friend TO watch his
wife. Returning to his home late on Sunday night,
Conlin found hIs wife and Cunningham ssieep 10
the same bed. He seized a club and assaulted his
wife's pnramour, breaking his arm and cutting his
head. Conln was arrested that night, and Cunning.
ham wus taken to the CITY Hospital.
The guilty wife, soon after this occurrence, took
up her residence in the house where her body was
found yesterday A few hours before she expired a
physician was called In, but as he was unable posi-.
lively TO determine the 0: DEATH he handed the
case over TO Coroner Whltehlll
It is supposed by many that the woman died Of
poison administered by herself