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AGRiCUL TURAL FAIR AT TRENTON, n. j.

The fifth annual Fair or the Central Agricultural
Society of New Jersey, which was opened on Tues.
day, continued yesterday under the most favor
able auspices. Throughout the day the citizens OF
Trenton and persons from various parts OF the
State nocked in stages to the grounds, which cover
eighty acres. Upwards Of 12o horses sixty cattle
ana numbers Of other live Stock as well as farming
implements and agricultural products were on exni.
biton. the race OF 3:2e horses, which has been un
decided since the day previous again run, when
Mr.. Vests Wonder was declared the winner, having
made the mile in 2:57. The second premium was
awarded TO B. d. COnover. The horse Washington
Jackson, owned by j. Norton, won In succession
the three heats OF the open to stations OF the
State OF New Jersey. The trial OF five year ods for
speed took place at hafpast two p. NJ, after which
the Star, owned by Francis Haines was declared
the winner-time 3:0i
In the evening three Mercer county horses ran,
and three running horses contended for seventy five
dollars. brass band from Trenton was in attend
ance the stand, on which were cOngrcgated about
1000 persons. Refreshments OF all descriptions
were abundant during the day. Several interesting
contests are announced to come OF to-day. Prizes
will I've awarded after the last race, and several
horses and cattle will be set up for sale In the FORE
noon. About 0,000 INDIVIDUALS were On the grounds
YESTERDAY.
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@
at io& Refined IN bulk, wss very active, hoagh there
p Tnss' :ss s % %
sS 4 ws and and a. pSss fully higher
the ss ':s ;S was made a ne spot & sre
!: sso and $500 do, the spo, y as,:; also sSoS
%aaa was .Ide more active .na a, prlsss % Were sss
%s. ssa
beng chiefly for export and prices were higher There %sre
o OBJ; III ~: .RP
so o G SoS do for .h. Iss ssa half DO 49, 800 ao
Soo do for October 10 December LOCO each MONTH at
pnovIsIoss. "a bbls pork. 52I beef 100
ars sa meats and 40 do lard The market FOR PS
S ss S Ssss ss G % % ss
same price and sso ~ do for sa Sossaabsr s At sss
an s SS s III, s s % a@
wS but opy aa a, ass U
,ons The sales were tao pack l6c for prime
city also iiecss for December dsvsry At le Live
a9S; Tsrs re- SrS s.sa a. s @ for 70 ra With
small supply prices were ssed hr@ Small ssles were
isnfs sSd d
7c for smoked shoulder Bacon dull and we heard
ham. were aali small lot sared sIcnsa. sa5 80
' s.s %sas as fs9$s
fierce beef Was dui and entirely nominal
tC.
fair TO prime with small sales within the range Rangoo
was selling IN small lots At 40 7ac
STEARINH.-Prime and held at l9c. l9ac
no sales were reported Common To good grades were
quoted at 16c ls9c. with small sales within the range
SERDs-0f linseed 700 bags sold In Boston at
81 2, gold, duty paid Grass duh ut the quotations
pubshed In our last ssue.
SuGAh-There was again fair business transacted In
raw, which hed with hrmness yesterdays prices
Rehners the principal buyers though the trade bought
several lots. The sales $40 hhds sc l2sc. FOR
Cuba Porto Rico and Demerxra also $500 from
s%c to losc Refined was moderately sctve At lShc
q. l3'fc for hard, i2%c l3'4c. for soft white
We quote te-cues.In'enor as common rsnnins. SIS; a
sac i.,r 70 good grocery, ,s,lc. ioAO.; yr,me
20 na S. sno,Ss Sroeer1 iosS !. lie esnrifgai hhas
sAc a sHc. msaao, g. a &c. Aavana Bo.ss Dutch
standard Noe to $40 CSC. do, 10 10 II, SIC.
Inho do 10 70 ~ io,sc nc. DO, 10 to Is, li1Gc a
lac d9 ~ 70 10 HAc l3c do. white, l2hc. $40
do, No H. In bond net cash tgold, 5hc 6s4c Porto
Toe. a llMc.
WHiskEy.-Receipts, S42 bbls. The market was iess
active, but holders firm at about yesterdays closing
closing at Gle. a9lJac.
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SUPREME couRT-seNERAL TERM.

Before Judges Barnard, Tappen and Hogeboom.
Henry s. Gutenberg ct al. Us. E. V0n Jentsen,
Henry MOllenhauer ct dt.-The appeal In this case
was from an order entered at Special Term, discon-
tinuing the action as against Mollenhauer.
1t appeared that the paintif1s, under replevin
proceedings, took piano from the defendant, Mol
lenhauer, and afterwards and just before the case
was TO have been reached OH the March calendar
the plaintiffs and defendant, Mollenhauer. indi-
vIdually entered into an agreement by which
the plaintiffs were to send him pranO
worth o certain sum. In settlement OF the case.
piano was sent, but upon examination 1t was
found to be OF much less value than agreed
upon, and Mollenhauer refused to accept 1t In SETTLE
ment and gave receipt for 1t as being "received,
subject to the plaintiffs order. Upon certain am
davits OF the facts, and to the value motion at
Special Term an order was entered disseminating the
action.
The General Term have rendered o decision re-
versing the order with costs.
1t is determined by this decision that a notice
given within reasonable time of nOn-acceptance Of
goods works a recisOn OF contract, and the goods
need not be returned, and that the value Of goods
cannot be passed upon by Judge at Special Term
by afiidavlts.
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COLOMBIA.
Attempted Revolution in Carthnxcnn-Intro-
duction of the silk Worm-NOnopOhes.

Attempted Revolution in Carthnxcnn-Intro-
duction of the silk Worm-MOnopOfes.
PANAMA, Sept. 8, 1870.
Since my last nothing OF general importance has
occurred In the United States of Colombia. In fact
since the passing OF the canal treaty and the tern
nation Of Congress at BOgota, we hear very little
from the interior of the republic.
BY private letter from Carthagena we hear that
attempt at revolution was suppressed by the au-
torties OF the State Of Bolivar The object OF the
rev0lutiOnists was to prevent the meeting OF the
Legislative Assembly on the lsJ inst.
The SILK worm has been introduced into the State
OF Cauca and promises to be successful. The other
States OF the interior are at peace and busy mprOv
ing their roads and other means OF inter.cOmmuni-
cation.
The Legislative Assembly Of Panama met on the
1st inst. and are yet occupied In their preliminary
preparations. The Presidents message was received
andread The only thing In 1t likely to give rise to
some excitement was the recommendation to the
Assembly on the subject or monOpolies. Ice is at
present the chief and only one; however 1t was
understood that an application by two American
citizens here would be made for monopoly on the
sale OF flour and Indian corn. We hear that one OF
The petitioners has Withdrawn his application from
the already popular Outcry about it, It is said that
the memOrialists had offered $4,000 to the Presl-
dent for his support OF the monopoly before the
sembly
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THE DARK DAYS or ISS0.61.
Senator Henry Wilson's Reply to Judge
Black-The Career Of Edwin Nj. Stanton.

HrOm the Boston Advertiser, September oil
In the number OF the Atlantic MOnthiy which IA
published this morning Hon. Henry Wilson, In an
article OF dozen pages, replies to Judge Blacks
vituperatlve letter which appeared few months
ago IN the Gdtdcy in regard to the course OF the late
Edwin NJ Stanton In the dark days Of 1850 and 1861
Mr. Wilson dev0tes very little space to Mr. Black
statements he had made as to Mr.. Stanton by the
testimony Of competent and trustworthy witnesses.
Mr. Seward writes that while he was prospective
member Of Mr. LincOln's Cabinet and Mr. stanton
was Mr.. Buchanan's Attorney General they were In
constant confidential communication and that he
received from day to day important suggestions and
Information from Mr.. Stanton. Mr.. Sumner
writes graphic and impressive account of the
midnight Interview at his own house, when Mr..
stanton, who came at that hour to escape the
surveillance OF the rebel agents. described the plans
of the traitors which had come to his knowledge.
Hon. William A. Howard, of Michigan, who was
1851 to investigate the plots Of the rebels In and out
OF the government writes to the effect that Mr..
Stanton was the author OF the resolutions creating
the committee that he was in secret Communication
with them from day to day and furnished 1.-THE most
Starting facts" Mr.. Dawes, another member of the
same committee, gives still more explicit evidence
to the same general eject. So Mr.. Wilson goes on
bringing forward the cOrrobOratIOn OF one dis.
tlngulshed man after another to the assertions he
has made, and weaving chain OF evidence which
MIR. Black Will be likely TO consider unquestiOn-
able. But we suspect that Mr.. Blacks object, In his
Own article, was rather TO assall lngeniously the
tcians OF his kidney, he bears peculiar spite than
to contrOyert Mr. ilsOn's assertions; so we dare
he VIII be quite Wiling to let the matter rest as
IL now stands.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2l--6 p. NJ. !

WALL STREET, l
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2l--6 Il. M.
LULL.
The opposing forces In the Stock Exchange were
quiet to-day, and the result was decided u in the
activity OF the street In general.
GOLD 113H 113zs.
the situation In the Gold Room, not much through
desire 10 participate In the speculation In thar de-
partment OF business as through curiosity to watch
for the upshot OF the deadlock between the two ee
ments VINO are now closed in struggle for the mas
terry. The feature OF the market was the squeeze"
day, equivalent to ten per cent per annum,
for the use OF gold In fulhling their
tracts at the Clearing House. This was
not the general rate. 1t was on tho
other hand, exceptional, for most OF the loans
made at fiat TO three per cent. Indeed the lenders
We're 30 anxious to get high rates that they over
reached themselves and eventually paid to have their
gold carried. The early expectation that the govern
ment would sell more than million at the Sub
Treasury, coupled with the quotation 9o11 0O. for
our bonds in London rendered the market weak at
the opening, when the sales Of gold were at 113I.
But the award Of only one million and the continued
demand for cash gold strengthened the market
later in the day to 1885,. The bids at the SubTrea
sury for total OF $1,000, ,0O0 at prices ranging
from 49, 20 a 1881 The million aSaispOsed of ut
1890 1881, which fair average OF the price
In the Colo Room. The course OF the market Is
os.o.r
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~ active and advanced In price. Al the last board
the market was very dun and dealings were barely
sufficient to make quotations. The following were
the final street prces:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 62
62i4; d., new, oo,s 60Ja; Virginia, ex coupon.
65 90; do. new. 65 81; do, registered stock,
old, 53k 535i; Georgia skies, SO a SO; de- sevens,
81 92; do. do, Old, 80 %; North
Carolina. ex csupon, 5O6 5ls do funding 1866, 80
a AZ; do do, 1865, "a SO; do, new, % a 29x;
do, special tax 2s% a "a; Missouri SKIES,
9014 90h: do tHannbal and 81. Josephl, 90
9O1s; Louisiana slxes, II a -; do. new. u SO;
10. levee skies, rs 10; do. do eights, SO IS; do.
penitentisry sevens, 7b 10; do. railroad eghts ss
SO; Alabama fves 20 a II; do. eights, 100 IOl;
do. railroad elghts, 95 0s; South Carolina skies.
so q 80; do, new, January and July, 90 20; do,
new, April and October Il "a; do, registered
stock. old, 10 a 70; Arkansas SKIES, So q co; do.
sevens, 10 73,
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The exports exclusive OF specie from New York
10 foreign ports for the week ending September 20,
and since the beginning of the year, we've as fol-
lows
For the week.. $2,599,O06 $3752, POI $3l37, ,927
Prev reported. IL sos, 768 1884, 0.9I 127 22i 436
Since Jan, $40 2QA 772 fl37 s7a po9 S1al a6o a6a
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house IN Thompson street. on the 10th Of July When
the complainant attempted to arrest her In Canal
street. four days afterwards she called two OF her
1overs to her aid The Judge sent her TO the State
Prison for three years and six months. remarking
that he had sympathy with girls who were seduced
but not with street walkers, who in connection
with panel thieves robbed strangers
Charles Hudson pleaded guilty to burglary IN the
third degree On the 9th inst. he burglariously en-
tered the grocery store OF Robert McCOmb, 81 Ninth
avenue, and stole four dollars In pennies.
Peter Mccormick, who was charged with q SINH
lar 0uence, pleaded guilty to an attempt he was
charged with entering the st0rehOuse OF Elliott r.
Gleason, 1856 Mercer street, on the 5th INST, and
Hedson and Hccomck Were eac sent u to the sae
Prison for four years.
GRAYHAIRED BURGLAR CAUGHT AT LAsT-How
ARE YOU, GRAYBEARDy
Reuben Elliott was tried and convicted OF an at.
tempt at burglary In the third degree he having
been associated with two others In endeavoring 70
break into the premises OF VIM. Jungermann, l73
avenue A, on the night OF the Goth OF July Mr.
Tweed was unable to prove an actual breaking but
he did show by the officer that the prisoner ran out
OF the yard and near the gate large " jimmy was
found. The Judge, In passing sentence said that
he made the acquaintance OF Elliott wh0m he char
acterized as snrewd old burglary in 1857 he hav-
ing been indicted then under the name Of Ellis. His
Honor regretted that, through the technically OF the
statute he could only send him to the State Prison
for TWO years and six months instead OF fve years
AN EFFICIENT GRAND JURY-wHAT?
inc ihar 81 sne Court the Grand
dlctments for various offences. Thus far the grand
inquest have disposed OF an unusually large number
vi CdscS lhcy nave UccH eiuCculy dlucu III tiiclT
labors by Assistant District Attorney Blunt who
prepares the indictments and il in constant attend
ance upon them.
The following is the calendar for to-day:-The
People Vs. Denis O'Neil and Thomas Featherston,
robbery; Herman Rademacney and George Keisee,
rape; Richard Jones, Richard Gray, Frederick Ever
son, John Savage. James Lynch and william John
son, burglary; William Mullady, felonious assault
and battery; Edward Cooper, false pretences;
Susannah McCaOe, Catharine Garvey, Mary A.
Barns, Sarah A. Stewart. William Smith, Joseph
Warner, Ann Ryan, Thomas McDermott and John
Bloomfield, grand larceny; Frank Queen, John Hay
ward, Alfred Harris, Michael Edwards and William
AndreHa grand larceny from the nerSQp.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

The Jurisdiction of the Common Pleas.
William Payne brought suit in the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday against the Audenreid Improve
nent and Coal Company of PENNSYLVANIA to recover
$50 900 commissions due him for In this CITY
lands or the company. The defendant moved TO set
aside and vacate the summons and proceedings
thus far TAKEN on the ground that the court had no
jurisdiction. Judge Daily has decided that as the
cause OF action originated in this state the motion
must be denied.
Vhe Grove Divorce Suit-Thc Troubles Of
LadacinIa and Thomns.
In the suit OF Ladacinia Grove VS.. Thomas Grove
for divorce ana in which alimony was denied by
Judge Jones on the ground that the suit was insti-
tuted on the hypothesis that the marriage was
1rauduently contracted, and therefore, void 40
tnttf0, the Court has granted reference TO take
testimony as 10 the alleged fraudulent contraction
Of the marriage
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One O'Clock z. M.
STREET QUOTATIONS..
HalE.past Five e,CIoch p. M.
COMEfERCIAL REPORT.

NEW YORK, Sept 2l-6P NJ.
CorrEF-rhere active demand for Rio from the
trade and the sales were unusually iage and prices were
firm, especially for the good grades There
bags, steamers HALEY, Merrmac Santos on pri.
vatc terms The business in the other descriptions
was unimportant; prices unchanged We quote
Rio, ordinary cargoes, 14lc llc. fair do l5c. Ike
good do, l6c al61sc prime do, l7c. I7hc; extremes
for lots, H5c. lsc; Java l9c &c Singapore lsc
lec Ceylon, sc. 1sc Maracaibo l5c. lo Laeuayra
l6Sc lsc jamaica 1lc 7c. Ceara, 16c. lie Costa
Rca, 16&c. l8c Manila. 16c. 17c Mexican, Ibc Ire
and % Savanlln lbho a lsc1sll gold, duty paid.
opening when good demand prevailed for export and
spinning but at the close the demand light prices
TO arrive the sales were 27S bales of which 737 were
for export, 9ls for spinning aud 1876 on speculation.
and prices were lower in There disposed
Of 200 bales basis low mddng, for September at II dc
2OO do for do, at 100 do for October, i6<c i0j
do for do, at Is 200 do for do 6,sc 600 do
December at 1885, and Gate yesterday 100 do septc
ber at 6c We append the closing quot stions
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SUPREME CHAMBERS.
Important Decision Interesting 10 Property
Holders.

Important Decision Interesting 10 Property
Holders.
Before Judge Ingraham.
N the matter or the application or George w.
Douglas to vacate assessments on property in Sixty-
Drnth street. between Third and Fifth avenues.
3udge lngraham delivered the following opinion:-
me objection to the validity or this assessment is
we're not published In all the newspapers employed
by the Corporation. The statute contains the pro-
WITH amer such notce has been 10 pubsheS AZ osr
twO days. Law Of 1857, chap. 446.) The proceed :
iags ~ were only published IN the daily papers prior
direction OF the statute Is to publish the pro-
ceedings IN all the papers employed by the
Corporation. have no doubt that the same Is to be
considered directory and that departure tnerefrom
through mistake or even negligence, and not inten-
t.enaly would not vitlate The difculty from
the subsequent clause In the act which says:-"All
resolutions and reports OF committees which shall
recommend any specific taxing or assessing the cti-
adopted until after such notice has been published
~ least two days. The prohibition against the
mere directory character Of the proceedings and
makes the passage illegal within the meaning or the
aet Of lS6S II the provisions OF the statute not
complied with
Yhe resolution was adopted by the Board OF Coun.
cilmcn September "a, 1863. The resolution was pub
hshed in the Tribune ana HERALD July Z and notice
Dr Its reference to the Board OF Councimen Septem-
Der 10, and OF the report on the 23d OF September
More than two days elapsed alter the pub
therefore took place, unless 1t was necessary that
such publication should have been made in all the
papers employed by the Corporation to give validity
TO the proceedings l do not feel willing to give
such q construction to this statute, which Is not
called for by the literal Interpretation of It so as to
render these assessments illegal. 1t does not forbid
the passage OF the resOl uton until published in all
tne papers, but only until the notice has been pub.
can be upheld by constituting the number OF papers to
be merely directory and the prohibit0ry portion OF
eAe act as satisfied by the publication OF the notice
II some Of them for at least two days before the re-
eOlutlOn was adopted. My conclusion IL that there
nothing shown on the part OF the petition sutfi
rtens to invalidate the assessments Application de-
uted.
An Erie Case.
Heath, Raphael ana others Us. The Erie Rail,oas
s0np0nv-The motion on which this case is now
before tile court s TO remove 1t from this court 70
the United States courts, the plaintifs being the
movers.
The argument, which Is entirely confined to legal
auesti0ns, was concluded yesterday after which
te C0urt TOOK the papers, reserving its decision.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the leading stocks during the day.
THE CITY BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids to-day for the CITY
bank shares:-New York, 1888; Manhattan, 145; Mer-
chants, 49, Mechanics, 1888; Union, 100; America
l45; City. 210 Phenix, 109; Tradesmen's, 15l;
Mechanics and Traders, 100; Merchants Ex-
change, 100; Seventh Ward, 1101s; Ocean, 80; Mer-
camille, 125; Chatham, 17O1s; Irving 100; Citizens
13l; Peoples. 14O; East River, 11o; Market, 100;
Nassau, 1O9; Continental, 80; Importers and Trad
ers, 1853; Park. 100; Central National, 1867 Fourth
National, 1867; Ninth National, 11O; Tenth National
1876; Bankers and Brokers' Association. 100.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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Wheat was duh and at the close lc lower The sales
were about 10000 bushels at 81 o. for No sprng 81 10
newNo coslng at the inside price-SI - M SS Tor am
ber winter in store 81 34 delivered and 81 5s for
Western 9Oc e5c new do Corn was duh And lc n
&c lowerclosng at 90c for mixed Western The sales were
Western mixed SOC 94c for yellow Oats We're dull
and lc lower Sales made Of about bushels Mt
kept private Barley was more sought after spd
sales were reported Of i50o0 bushels ~ S5 For No
bushels Canada were sold on private terms ''"
FREIGHTs-The market quiet, but rates were gen.
quoted a. he close at & The demand sap was
for charter only moderate bu. full
especially Tor vessels suitable for the petroleum trade Tho
cotton at Nd. lied; 3D., closing at tl6d. 3D. 1880
boTs, cheese a a. TO London o bushels wheat d
per steamer 6oo bbls -four The charters were-A vessel
snow 10 Boson) to yigo with 400 bbls petroleum At &c.
$40 for light pipe slaves s56 heavy pipe and sso FOR
Island Of jersey quarters grain At g. 3D. y bark
lnow in Boston) the Baltic, with $500 bbIs petroleum at
PhiladeIpha 70 Rotterdam with 500 bbls perocum al %i
for orders with about 5000 bbls petroleum. oD private
terms
GUNNIEs were dull, ana heard of moment
Bags were quoted at &c sc., and cloth 2sc 3i5sc
Sales, 200 bales domestic baggng at 8Dc.
quite steady all kinds Shipping az quoted nj sc
soc retail lots vi vi 3D. Long straw, 81 ~ o5:
HEHp Manila firm at 3c., gold with sales dur ipp
the last three days OF about bO0 bales 124 I3c 40
Sute was dul but pnchanged in value; common prime
orands were quoted at BE- a6c gold Ssal quoted
9c gold and Tampico at 73c, do in bond without
HoPs.-The market duh and heavy and prices were
Irregular The demand was only for small lots supply
present want OF consumers We quote Old crop 1oc.
MoLAssKsThe market dull heavy and unsettled for
AL OUT he grocery grades which were neld for full hgurcs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ANNER-SMTT.-On Friday, September ., by the
Rev. Arthur Potts. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Leggeu
WILLIAM s. ANNER, Jr., Of Harlem, TO ELLIE s.,
daughter Of J. Marston Smith, Esq, Of North New
YORK.
FLowER-MoRToN.-O Tuesday, September 20, at
the Methodist Episcopal church, Red Bank N. j., by
Rev. r. A. Chalker, FRANK FLOWER, Of Long Branch
to Miss GUsSIE MORTON, OF Red Bank.
HAMLIN-HowARD.-OnS Sunday, September H. at
Ellery Chautauqua county, N. r., at the residence
OF John 8. Bemus, Esq, by Rev. ID. Il. Burt Mr..
LESTER G. HAMLIN to Miss LIZZIE f. HOWARD, both
Of New York city.
JONEs-WHIPPLE.-- Monday, September 10, at
81. James' church. BY the Rev. DR.. Homer, ALFRED
JONES TO VIRGINIA, second daughter Of A. W. Whip
pie, Esq, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
PoOLE-HoUsTOUN-On Tuesday, September 20, at
tho Church OF the Incarnation by the Rev. Dr. Mont
gOmery, WILLIAM q. POOLE to AUGUSTA A. HOUs
TOUN, all OF Tallahassee. Florida.
WnITE-EhMoNs.-On Tuesday, September 90,
az Trinity church. Princeton, N j., by the Rev. A..
II. Baker, Lieutenant Commander EDWIN WHITE
United States Navy, to AFTONIA THORNTON. daughter
of Commodore Emm0ns, United States Navy.
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COURT CALERDARS-THls DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.--Held by Judge
Ingrahsm.--N0s. 46, ~. Cali So.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part I.-Held by
Judge CurtisNos 20s7, 2002. 1906 1915, 1871, 1885,
1884, 1885, 2o23 2053 2055 2057, 2O53 2067 2069 2O70
2071, 2072, 2073, 2074 2076 Part 2-Judge Joachim.
sen.-N0s 1887, 1870 1900 1905 1922 $780, 1887 1857
1983 2059. 206o 206 2o62 2o63 2Os4 2O65 2o66 2O75
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
A Policy Man in Trouble.

beIOro CUWHlISSiOner NeWtOn
Robert Cox was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Marshal Nodine on the charge OF carrying on the
business OF dealer In lottery policies at No. Even
street without paying the special tax required by
law He was admitted to ball IN the sum OF 81, 900,
the hearing oi the case being set down for Friday