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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-01

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
LESTATE--In pursuance OF an order of
the Probate Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
] will. on
Thursday, June 23d, A. ID. 1S7O!
At the premises in the township Of Liberty,
between the hours of O'Clock n 4 O'Clock,
p. m, offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the property Of
Frederick Swager, decd, tO-Wit: Situate in
the Township Of Liberty, Trumbul County.
Ohio, known as part of Lot No. u, bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stone set in the
ground in the west line of VIM. Myers land
and at the southeast corner of landso owned
by the heirs OfSamuelSechlers,d decd; hence
south ~ degrees east five chains eighty
links to a post; thence west seventeen chains
seventy-nine links to the center line Of the
lot; thence north five chains seYenty-hve
links to a post; thence east seventeen chains
seventy-twOlf links TO the place of beginning,
containing ten acres Of land, more or less,
Terms made known at sale.
JONATHAN KEEPER.
Ex'r OF frederick Swager, decd.
W. T. SPEAR. Atty.
MAY p, lS70-4t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-01

A TUMBLE DOWN IN PRICE
AoE sheet Music We have just reed .
nne stock OF sheet music 1.SIm the large
house in America. and will hereafter sen { !.
Collar and a~halfwa<th at the printed prices 4,
toe one dollar-at DAMS Book Store
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-01
OHIO
farmers Insurance COMPANY .
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COIUMRUS- OHIO Ian. 81 Ism

AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICE.N
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS. OHIO, Jan. 81, lSTO-J
II is hereby Certified, that the FAInEER'S
INSURANCE COMPANY. located at WesIheld,
lie Roy p. o., in the State of Ohio, Ia COM
piled, in all respects, with the avs OF this
State, relating to Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies, for the current year, andhaS filed
in this Office q sworn statement, by the
proper officers thereof, showing its cOndI-
ton and business, at the date of such state
ment dec. 81, 1881 to be as follows
amt of Available Assets.
~iIcluding the sum OF ST. 80 in pre-
MUM notes held by the Co. on
81
LIABILITIES.
Losses Unpaid-----.----lfSone)
he-lnSurance-----------SI 1i,uos 20 I44O63 90
Amt of Income for the
preceding yeari in Cash 1921 10
Amt of Income for the
preceding yearinPrem.
notes liable to AsSeS'mt l353S 81
EXPENDITURES.
Losses paidduri1g the year $3.50 90
R,oIu 20 <6I.Ut1 10
L. s. In witness whereof, 7 nave hereunto
subscribed my name mt caused the
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New Advertisements.
T IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
lIUnelaimed, remaining in The Warrar
Post Office. Tuesday, Nay 81 $50.
walter Mackey Mrs Al
Cross Miss Lydia Morris ms MARY
Crandall l. u Murrer CbnTcb
Cunningham Miss Myers Samuel
1ANlaE MISS Sarah
juneau MIS- susan Powers Sehon
GlIDerI AddisS Rivers Miss Nary F.
Gaver James H Seapraves Ms clara.
AeIst MISS Cornelia Shamberge1 VIM II
fiolLnes cara Shaffer Miss Ella
Hofima Miss Clara Stuible Agusfines
Jones JOIN II Strond liz
kanady VIM Turner Ieyis
Mackey Ira 3 Warrea n
Mackey NH
your letters directed 10 care { 4
your bon.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above, WI Il
please TO call for advertised letters.
If not called for in 50 days will be sent { D
letter Office.
Office hours, 80 A. NJ, { 7-3O P. NJ
II. II. TOWNSEND. ?. n
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New Advertisements.
nANKRUPTCY

OUATG Agents make more money
Wv AbS. with our SxiO E-ngraVings.
than with anything ever issued. They are
send for circulars. AddressR. SANBORN
& co. rs East Madison ST., Chicago.
Lit D&CO
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DEATHS.

Notice O. arah Gee-O5alng fUe cents per line
Denver City, Colorado, May 18th, CHAR
LIE p son of ID. ID. and Emily p. Belden.
ia the Sth year OF his age.
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lS,sI0 . S67,OI 10
L. s. In witness whereof, 7 nave hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my Office to be affixed, the
day n year above written.
jas. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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HTScOT.UTTON NOTICE

Kinsman, May .. IsIO-lt
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BUCKExI
MOWER AND REAPER, 1870!

MYTH the DROPPER ATTACH
ment as used in 1899. and three differ
ent styles Of self rakes to deliver the grain
out of the way Of the machine. to enable the
farmer to cut down a whole field without
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-01
Taking up or Binding

with any other machines they wish to and
them best can buy. We claim LESS
WEIGHT on the horses necks than any 9TH
er machine hat couples the finger bar to
the Tongue. and will warrantthe BuckeYe to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-01
Now Without a Neck Yoke,

which is more thar any machine with bar
attached to tongue can do, and Is the only
machine manufactured in the U. States,
that folds Its cutter bar. or uses a Wrought
Iron outside shoe laid with steel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-01

FOR SALE BY
HOYT & SPEAR, Warren,
T.. II. ALLISON e Co., Warren,
HAPGOOD & STRATTON, do
Z. A. SMITH, Warren.
Nav ., CIV
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
c0unI OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning 8. Bedford Jr City Judge
THOMAS JACKSON SENTENCED TO THE SING SING
PRISON FOX -FOUR YEARS ron HOMICIDE.
The November term OF this Court commenced yes
terday, City Judge Bedford presidine
Recorder HacketC was IN attendance for the pur-
pose OF sentencing Thomas jackson, wno IL VIII be
remembered, convicted last term or man.
slaughter IN the third degree he having been tired
for the homicide OF Archibald Douglas.
The Clerk asked the prisoner what he had TO say
before sentence should be passed, 10 which he re-
replied IL have nothing TO say.n
Recorder Hackett said:--lackson, there In nothing
In your case which, In my opinion, should justify
IN diminishing the highest penalty the law eXacts.
sentence you 10 The State Prison. at hard labor, for
the period or tour years.
District Attorney Garvin ana Assistant District
Attorney Fellows were present to represent the
people.
EMPANELJrNG OF THE GRAND JURY.
The panel OF grand jurors was then called. and
10 their names, they were sworn to discharge the
duties OF That Office for the term. Mr.. Charles III.
Haswell was chosen foreman, and the City Judge
announced that he would deliver his charge
Thursday morning.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN GETS OFF THE TRACK AND
Is FINED one HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Alter the panel Of petty Jurors was called those
VINO iailed 10 answer 10 their names were ned 800
Torrance OF this duty, which every good citizen
ought TO cheeriuy perform, was the grandiloquent
and cayanne-pepper patriot, George Francis Train.
should Mr.. Train happen 10 "turn up' IN the course
Courtn--also practitioner In the General Sessions
'dr0p ino To try cause. "BoX ana CoXv and
"Humpty Dumpty" would be completely thrown in
the shade.
District Attorney Garvin had no cases ready for
the Jury, whereupon Judge Bedford adjourned the
court till Thursday.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
NEWS FROM SIAM.

Reports from Bangkok are daCed the 80 OF Sep
tember. We have the following items Of news:--
Captain 0ldleld reported the freedom from all
obstacles OF the route or telegraph from Java east
ward to Bangkok.
The latest news from Cheangmai confirms the de-
mise OF the ruler OF That land, and oi another OF the
same spirit, Chow Ratfakee-ilai, who, during the
troubles there was bitter against the Introduction
Of Christianity as the late King.
the King died on the 10Th and Chow Ratfakee-n
on the both OF June. The Laos Prince B0ontawOng
Is a fun aud younger brother OF The Maha Ooparat,
the second King vi Cheangmai, on whom the govern
ment oi the Kingdom now devolves. The Prince is
probably TO all lntents and purposes second III the
kngdcm, anu wlil continue III thae relation when
his elder brother shall be constituted KING by ms
Majesty the King Of Siam, as is now contemplated,
soon after the cremation Tor The late Kin. Of Lheang
mai, early in the next dry season.
Prince BooEtlwong, VINO Is one OF the 'snoblcsU
looklng' among the Laos prlncebood. expresses
strong assurance Inat the Americans III Cneangnai
will henceorward enjoy great peace.
Herr Paul Plckenpack commenced his duties as
Consul or Sweden aud Norway at SIAM.
Adyices from PetchaDurl, one OF the western pro-
vinceS Of SIam Indicate some anxiety on the part OF
rice cultvators. the banks OF the Pctcnabur river
had not over1owed, though several unsuccessful at
tempts were made TO construct dam aud force an
inundation Having failed, the people mink 1t best
To trust ana wait the usual annual inundailon.
Effotts are being made TO organize III the capital
OF that province military force. Barracks have
been built aud raw men are being disciplined with
Tint Il ok muskets, while Others are being drilled
only with Sticks.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
hshhEO EY A sTALEF can.

The Death o: nIr. EiIiori-Partial Inyes;iaa-
iiDD.
Coroner Schirmer Yesterday morning commenced
an inquisition at MS ofce IN the City Hal in the
case Of III. Crawford Elliott. who was killed by
being crushed beneath No. 20 or the Broadway
ana University place Inc, corner or Thlrty-sxth
street ana Broadway, on Friday evening Hast.
John j. Nary Of 32S West Tulrty-siXth street who
witnessed the occurrence deposed that deceased
while crossing The street ahead Of The horses, ap-
peared 10 be confused and undecided as to which
way 10 go; the horses struck deceased and Knocked
INN down: the witness assisted in lifting the car
from the body Of The deceased: the witness thonght
the rules OF tie rarcad company required The
Drivers 10 go TWO blccks 10 minute, hu thinks car
no. ~ al thai time was gong al the rate o. three
blocks mia ute.
Anthony Eaton, OF 1857 Broadway deposed thar
she cars ol ibat road 20 pretty fast above thirty
fourth street; saw deceased under the car and as
sisted II removing him.
Patrick Malone. conductor OF the car, testified
tEab nc knew nothing or the accident rl the sudden
DfaRing MP BY he driver. which threw hum rom
tne rear platform forward INTO the car. jurnplng
oil, the conductor found deceased under the forward
part OF the car and removed aim; neither wheel or
tht car passed over deceased but IL IS thought the
brake rod struck him Oh the head.
Deputy Coroner Cuslian, who examined de-
ceased, depoSed that fracture ol IAe liDs on the
fight side was The cause of death.
EN-tGien States Marshal Murray. Vice President
81 ihe bfDauWay Railroad Company. asked for a
postpolelenl oi The inqusitlon IN consequence 0l
Ihe absence or TWO or three important Witnesses
anu accordingly the case went over tl "Wednesday
oeen arrested, was released on bail furnished by
Wee P1ts.dent Murray.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
TIE hI5G-DAL2GLL CASE.
Alleged abuse OF The Criminal Lava Hler-

Alleged abuse OF The Criminal rasr-. nler-
ehast krrestra--'rbe CnarNe Dismissed.
Edwin James counsel for Mr. Augustus Dalzen
Applied ~ justice >nandieJs court jefferson Mar
ket yesterday ior tue dismissal or a charge whieh
had Decn made NJ Mr. Charles J. King against his
cDent Of enbez1ling 500 90 his properly, while in
The capacity o. clerk.
ar. James stated that Mr. KING. the prosecutor,
was now defending suits which were brought against
him by several banks. some IN England and some ia
San Francisco, Tor very large amounts, arising
upon liabilities for bills o. exchange 0f the Grln
o. Charles J. King n Co., of san Francisco
that Mr.. Dalzel was partner IN tn3t hrm, ana
c0nlse produced the articles OF COpartDershp dated
AZ June, 1865 that while king was In Europe the
tim rcnlistea 70 bin cash and goods 10 the amount
oi $500 CO., TO meet such Oiis aud ttat he eit Liy
eTpooi for The Continent and never accounted 10 the
nm or MS creditors FOR sum exceeding Sl50U0D.
IL Is ALLEGED that King falsely ana macioasly
made the charge agaHs. Mr. Dsl2el to intmidate
hlni fFoa giving hls te3amony IN these actions.
justice ShaDdley observed that h g had great doubt
opoD TIE case IRON the evidence or the prosecutor
nIhse1 anu upon that testimony he now dismissed
The charge.
Mr. James stared his vish that this dismissal he
1crfDeHy placea upon the record, as Mr. King upon
cross'eAnLlnaton ID the divorce suit mad Sentured
70 sweSr mat tnis criminal charge was now pend
ing iht entry was made by the Vsrg and Nr la.
1eb aDe bjs UieAds !cil tle copT-
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
A GENUINE KNOW NoTAlNc.'

Yesterday, ia the Newark Court OF Special Ses-
sons, man named Edward II. Homes, baker by
trade residing at No. l0S Boyden street. was tried
and found guilty or shamefuly beating and abusing
pears that sho is an irish Catholic and
he native American Protestant; that three
years ago, knowing this, he married
her; that latteriy he has beaten her and
smashed their furniture, simply because OF her reli-
Rion and nationality ana, queerest OF ali, though
she has offered repeatedly to 90 with him TO mags-
tratc and sign a bill OF separation ne has always
reused. In line he would neither 1--we with her IN
peace or leave her alone. Holmes VIII now do both
for the next i've months TO come, as he was SEN
fenced Tor that period to the county jail al hard
labor,
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
THE NATIONAL GAM.

Exciting Struggle for the Junior Champions
ship OF New York City Defess: Of the Fly
uwnys by the Warren Juniors-Score, II
10 IL.
The Warren Juniors ana Flyaways met yesterday
afternoon on the Union grounds. Williamsburg, TO
play the return game OF tile series for the junior
championship OF New York city. The previous game
since which they have shown some splendid work
against the best junior amateurs IN the East.
ern States, and their victory yesterday, consider
ing that their Iegu lar pitcher ana catcher were
absent, was highly creditable 10 theIu They bal
Wen ana powerfully, and would give II few lessons
TO some ol the supposed big IN the professional
very Inc feature III the game VIZ, picking up
swirl grounders, an accomplishment which very lew
players out OF the RED Stocking niae have attained.
The FNaNays are also good ba sInen wonderfully
true al taking a ''ny.n and are thoroughly posted
IN most OF the nicer points III the game.
When one OF their felders gets bail ne does not
sianu anu grin Gonplacenly TO himself at his won.
oerihl leat III stopping The bail, as we have seen
champion players do, but returns It instantly ana
10 the proper pOint--an advantage which cannot pe
nervous AZ hrst, and allowed the Warrens to start
on with lead oi seven runs but they stuck most
gafnely 10 their task and had they not become, for
lew minutes. deinoiailzed IN the eighth inning the
game would have been inuch closer. The following
IS The SCORE:
Otb. IT, 2L 3f 4h 5B GA 7M sS OIL
sssasay- ss1,sa -jiii.........s 9 3 ) 4 j
Umpire Mr. scbeyehn Of the futile 4 BAILEY Club
Time Of game Two hours.
The Atlantic and Mutual Clubs play tneIr relurn
game on Ffiaay next at tue Union srounds
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
ARRESTED f01 SNEAK TRlEy!Nc.
An Unlawful Police Practice.

M UhIuWIul FOIicc yract'ce.
John Marvin. youth OF tendeX age, was yesterday
brought before Justice Coulter, at the Yorkyllle
Police Court, charged with larceny on three sepa-
rate complaints The amount stolen In either case
was OF heavy, neither was his guilt fully estab-
lshed; set, before having been brought TO court he
was taken police headquarters to have
his .lkeness' taken, when II Is expressly directed
by law lhat lie should have been first taken before
magistrate. IL frequently &C urs IN TINS manner
tnaI persons have their pictures taken ana put in
the bogues' Gallery who have been afterwards dis.
cbarged--and that honoraby, too--0n being ar
ragned before q magisrate. The practice has
become 100 common 10 20 any further without ben.
noticed. Marvin was held ior trial.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

Material Aid for the Struggling Republic
Cargo 81 Arms fsn Route.

Material Aid for the Struggling Republic
Cargo 81 Arms En Route.
The steamer Ontario OF Boston, twin ship with the
Erie, which vessels tho ..Hubn went nearly wd
when they were launched, and which were 10 ruin
Mr. Cunard In return for his letter to the 'Huhbitesv
on the occasion OF their protest against the with
drawal OF his steamers from their little town, after
lying at dock IN Boston ever since, came here
short time ago II something could not be made,
all hope OF ever dong So at Boston having oeen
abandoned.
She cleared from the Custom House yesterday for
Cowes and market, with a fnll cargo OF arms and
munitions OF war, as follows:
Is, $40 pluskets
20,y60 Carolnes.
500 rifles
900 army reyOvers
l,7s6,352 cartridges.
case moulds
IS pieces artillery.
The tot tal value OF the warlKc material, ST. s53 497
three-lourths Of which Is shipped by one house. The
Ontario Is vessel OF 2,Ss9 TONS and has crew of
eighty men,
There were no passengers reported at the Custom
House, but II would be singular II there were mol
few enthusiasts accompanying such M nnportant
addition to the resources OF France. The ontario
cleared 'ior Cowes and market,r which means
tnat she will stop there TO get a convoy OF French
menoi-war IN case any enterpristng German war
vessel TOOK fancy to try whether sncb cargo was
contraband Of war. The Ontario Is commanded by
Cap tam Townsend.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

4 meeting OF delegates from several OF the tenn
perauce societies OF Jersey City was held last even
Ing for the purpose OF making arrangements for the
procession on Sunday next, when the corner stone
OF ST. Patrick's church Will be laid Ia Old Bergen
city.
James Brown the private watchman who was
beaten 80 badly on sunday at Harrsons Cove Dy
gang OF young rulians. was IN such u precarious
condition yesterday that City Judge Marindale took
his deposition. Michael McCabe, Stephen Wise-
man, John Carbery and owen Leonard were arrested
aud held for Trial as the more prominent individuals
Of the gang
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
THE CoaRoLLy INQUEST At JERSEY CITY.

The inquest on the body of me late Alderman Con-
molly. Of Jersey City, was resumed yesterday alter
noon before Coroner Burns. The jury after q brief
deliberation rendered verdict that Mr. Connolly
came TO his deain by SEINE cause unknown TO the
jury and they acquitted DR.. OCalaghan OF ail
blame in the matter TDe relatives and friends or
the late gentleman manifested their dlsapproval of
the verdict In the most uDdisguiaed manner, and IL
j. regarded as very uDsatlstaeipry.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
Another Railroad Accident.

An investigation was commenced yesterday be-
fore Coroner Schirmer IN tue case OF William Hulse
child three years Or age, VINO was Killed on Satur.
DAY evening by being run over opposite 252 East
Houston street w car of the Forly.setond and
5fanu STset hne OF cars. rs previously reported IN
the HERALD. the chiid was attempting 70 cross the
railroad tfacR IN advance OF the car OWING 10 the
absence or witnesses the case was postponed til
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
TIE DEN or lRFAMY.
Inyestiuneiou Postpoucd,

The examination IN tie case OF Thomas Lookup,
alias Price, alias Dr. Evans, and Mrs. Dickinson,
charged with causing tue death OF Mary Geary
by malpractice, at then infamous den, "a
Chatham street, did not come yester-
day, according TO previous announcement,
in consequence Of Coroner Flynn having
other ana TO HIM more important business on hand
The matte stands adjourned Till eleven O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. AS no public notice Of the
adjournment had beeD given, many Interested par.
ties met at the CorOner's oice in the morning, and
seemed puch disappointed when Informed OF the
a HplF
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

On Thursday the New YORK State Association will
meet at Albany. The delegates rom ihis vicinity
viii leave by the SIX O'Clock evening boat IL ia
more tnan probable that, with perhaps one or Two
exceptions, the present officers viii be reelected.
Nj. X. K. Dennis, the President, Is whoie-soued,
manly ana worthy presiding officer, anu wlll GER
tainlY br re-eiested
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
THE ROBBERY CT AN ACTRESS.

NEW YORK. Nov :, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD =
In your report OF the 'Robbery OF an Actress" In
this mornings issue, you mention me as one Of the
managers OF the company performing IN Newark
during the past week. Will you be good enough 10
correct that error "a my relation TO Messfs. Bowers
& Hamilton was sunpiy Jnat or an artist performing
for stated salary Respectfully yours,
l., L. SHEWEII.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
NEW YORK CITY.
Local, Police and General Metropolitan News
Items.

The following record WIN snow the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours in COM
parson With the corresponding day OF last wear ~.
indicated by the thermometer at uuanut's mar
macy, HERALD BINDING cUrner of Ann streat
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
BROOKLYN CILY NEWS.

Henry Simpson, residing at NJ. lis Fulton avenue,
died this morning from the eject OF injuries GUS
taineG by fall fron his horse on tne 80 INST The
Coroner was notified 10 hold an inquest
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

Coroner Jones held All inquest yesterday on the
body OF John McCatierg, a boy eleven years OF age
VINO was ran over ana Killed on Saturday evening
The jury found that deceased came 10 his death
through Tue criminal and reckless driving OF q. W.
hiler, a pedder. ine latter individual was ar
rested ana eOninltie1 % Iall 10 .AMnI aNAmnatluu.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
He COURTS S
sUptHIus cgusr-GfxEaAl TERM.
End Of the Fenian Fund Bond Case.

End Of the Fersan Fund BOND Cnse.
Before Judges Barbour, Mcneil and Freedman.
Wtuiana H. Botev rs. JoiJ. O'NdhoneD, august
Belmont ana 0Uers.--Ths was a case brought by
the plaintiff to recover on certain Fenian bonds
claimed TO have been issued by John O'hiahoney on
behalf OF the fenian brotherhood, amounting to
some 5000 the paintn claiming payment out OF
moneys In the hands OF William H. Barr, receiver ap-
pointed by the Court. On being called the plaintiff
failed To appear, and the motion vas dismissed on
motion OF Mr. II. +. Tslmadge, counsel for O'Ma-
honey. Thus ends this long litigation about these
mons trous Fenlan bonds.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

AS Mr.. John GuDder was on his way home through
Warren street yesterday morning hu was stopped by
Richard Hanway, who demanded MS money Gun
der called punccman ana HaaW.y was arrested
and locked UP 10 answer,
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

The Board OF Aldermen, sitting as roora -
County Canvassers will meet in the chamber ~ RI.
Board OF Supervisors on Tuesday November X ~
canvass the votes cast al the election - ~
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
SUPREME COuaT-caaM8ERs.

Decisions.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Ting rs. FielQ, et dl.-Order settled.
Kiteeta,td Es. Merrtt.-Order settled.
It U4 Matter or The A0plicottOn or Louisa Bales for
ieare 10 seit dc.-Order granted.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

Average Temperature for 5i7S
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

The Boards OF Aldermen ana Assistant Aldermen
held no session yesterday
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
TE0TTlNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
FLEETWOOD PARK Nov. 7.--Stake $3.50, mile heats,
best three IN fve, In harness.

a. Bourret entered blk m. Squaw.. 2
W. McRoberts entered b. 4. Rob Roy. 3 3
]. haslett entered br. IN. Lady Pelit.. 2 2 2