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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
DromgOO!e & Co.'s BuChu.

The best and cheapest combination for all affections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder offered to the public.
1t is prepared by regular physicians and used by the
profession.
Price 81 six bottles for So Sold by druggists and
merchants everywhere.
JP. DROMGOOLE CO
aug2-ly. Memphis Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
COMMUNICATED
Ladies' Aid to the Fair,

MKssRs. EDITORS 1t seems the ladies are not
lett out IN the arrangements for the East Ten
nessee Exposition-it would hardly be fail. If
they were.
The energetic managers are so indefatpablein
their efforts to get up an interest and make the
enterprise success that il is to be hoped the la
dies VIII not allow themselves to be otltdone but
will )ntribute largely in all kinds of handiworl,
Besides substantial fabrics and palate-tempting
luXuries, L should like TO see a fine displav of
the Iecreatlons of art, such rs shell work en-
brodery, &c
Rigid economists of time may consider il n
sinful waste Of precious moments to spend them
IN fancy work. A modern divine said of II nc
did johnson of patchwork, =" 1t is red with the
blood of murdered time" So it would be if all
lowed to interfere with duties but there ore odd
hours or halfhours when no other work is roodv
which are given to social demands, and If a piece
of embroidery be at hand, the fingers can keen
Tune with tongues, thereby accomplishing much
needle work IN the course of year
There is implanted in human nature a love for
she beautiful, and it does not seem sinful TO me
to indulge it reasonably GRACE
The congregation ola well-known church
in the south of Scotland has recently had
under discussion the question of a proper
attitude in prayer. Jamie N. rather
a character in town, being asked by lady
of the congregation if he wanted to conform
to the recommendation of the minister
that all should kneel, replied, very en-
phatically, Never bit will | kneeI
The Bible says, Watch and pray and
hoo can everybody watch on their knees
wi their cen steekit Ma, ma; I'll lust
stan an glover about me, as | haze ave
dune"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
$4,000 OF THESE SEWING MACHINES NOW IN USE.
Over 800 Already Sold in East Tennessee
ONE MONTH
Twenty Machines Sold During the Past Week.

toe sin
SUI a our
place beyond controversy
and motpo pGla ne n the world
CARTER & Il. Agent
a landC Streets, f[noxyuIe Tenn
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Mrs. Joseph A. Mabry, Knoxville.
d. d. Lenoir Lenoir's Station.
Mrs. j; +; Crippin, Powell's Station.
" W. NJ. Murray.
" Henry Clear. Wallace's Y R'ds.
" Dudley Harvey, Cleveland.
i. S. Rogers, Bristol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


Before Judqe Woodruff and Juty-ln the first
called Yesterday that OF Frederick Written, charged
WIN completely IN countereittng, n0tc proSeqn nlS
been entered ON recommendation Of the District Ator
ncy in order that the defendant may be used as Gov
erumeDt witness. - "a -
Iieuent postponed, owing 10 the absence Oh 'ne
counsel for the defense, until Saturday March L.
The Trial Of Lewis Chapman, PoStOHlce carrier,
charged with emheZznC letter, was adourhed 10
March In consequence of the absence of the defendant
who Is engaged on steamer plying between Ne"-loIA
and New Orleans.
The eases Of Hart L. Pierce and Reuben Carpenter
charged with couuterfeitIug intimately cOhhecteI
with that of K t. Clarke, and were accoIdng reserNeu
until after deposition shalt Be made OF the Clarke case
Jnlus Knopt aud Abraham Roseuheim, chalged WIN
making aud aiding TO make fraudulent cigar ihahulaC
turcrs bond pleaded not guilty, hnopls counscl re-
serving the right To move 10 qddsh the h''
his client. , 49,,
In The case of Frederick Baur, charged with the non
payment OF lottery dealers special TAX iIc UtthudV
in Court, and his bail was declare iIrI'icu WIZ
the uudcrt that the forfeiture snoud ne Wa'tu
II satisfactory arrangements were made To produce D"
Lewis Murray. charged with embezzlinc letters, en-
tered plea Of guilty and Iemsndeo FOR Sehenc. Oh
Saturday. Match u. n l. urged IN ms taNo! It no
served EOuOraby four years IN the army ana was l'o
Gated the time his onense was committed , a.,
The Jury was discharged until Monday next, ana u'e
only business down for to-day Is the sentence OF
CHARLES Brown and Carl Miller the West Point burglars.
On Monday the Fullerton trla Is expected I" com
ncuCc, and Judge Perrcpnut shd yesterday pc lNouhAO
th rc was no doubt 10 wOuld proceed on thdt day.
The }itChurd u not yet IldCtu Oh Jit calendar,
owing 10 lie uCnaTrval Of Caldwell from Canada, and
the uncertainty TO the time tie Fullerton case Will con
sumo. 80.
although the Government represented by Assistant Dis
The daily sessions have averaged scarcely more
ihan All hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
THE ROND ROBBERY CASE.


The case in which jerome Bradley is charged
before Recorder Hacker the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday.
Mr. James T. Herbert alawyer having been accepted as
competent witness the Court ruling that he was not di'
vuging matters ntrused him legal adviser stated
that the prisoner told him that he had gwen bonds TO
johnson for negotiation and remarked that johnson
would have been all right, and that the prisoner wonld
have helped HIM II Dls hc prisoner name nu noJ Oeeh
mentioned.
Mr. Liugard saloon.kecper in broadway testified to
the fact that johnson and Clark had been lh MS s'o
but that lie entirely ignorant OF Their connection
with Bradley.
MIR. Chesley being called said that he was, and is =
contractor and broker that IN thedtter caacy ne du
been requested by johnson TO negotiate loan Oh ~
bonds to the value OF S3ueO that lac had done 40 dt inc
office OF MI. Kaye, in No Pne-st.
Mr. Kayir was called and detailed the particulars Of
the transaction saying requested To loan $1,000
nm those houds an Nos Il or G: asked at the time why
more WasuOt wanted. and told that only tha Hm0nht
needed; gave 1000 in cash and my note paydbe Dee
1863; heard Jews days afterward That the bonds were
property and Immediately took them TO e ponce
and surrendered them lost $1,000 only rs had time To
stop payment OF my check.
Jerome Bradley being sworn ~ his own bohti san
that the bonds never IN his possession und denied
all knowledge OF the affair.
Mr. McCarty Of counsel for the defense, urged an ac-
auittal the ground that the testimony taken was en-
rey unappcable to the ease nasmuch as his eleH was
indicted for grand larceny, while The witnesses bad "ny
testified TO the negotiation OF bonds. He further argued
that because property proved To be stolen was found
IN the hands OF person tlS lact alone N H, p trf
lie asked the DstrctAttOrncy why he had not arrigncd
the bar other persons, including the DroAcIS III
Wnllst m whose Office Mr. Morrison had found portion
of the stolen bonds. Counsel insisted thar johnson had
contadiced his own testimony and was not worthy OF
belief , &,
Mr. Fellows the Assistant District Attorney. demanded
the conviction of the prisoner unless lac Jcrolne Bradley
could state where he had received the bonds winch a.
the time Of his arrest were found with NM ,.,..
The Court then adjourned unil to-day I'ttoi'eI
UHCkCtt wishing To make an cN lllcll cliliSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
CRIMINAL.

Al the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday,
James Sattery, candidate for distinction III the Nine
te'hth ward. committed 10 prison "A charge Of
stealing uGaflv Of lead pipe. the property Of MI
GCO. re HUOart,oH Of No. zoo IMrd-ave.
Justice Cox, of the Jefferson Market Police
Court, committed fOI Trial al General Sessions, Margaret
DI-cDb. domestic formerly in the employ OF Charles
r. Miller of No. 80 Grcat.JOnes-st., by whom she
charged with having stolen, about the 18th Of
February, hrcJ.tpn and quantity Of undcrClOting
N"nvd AZ Sla5. tgaGct ackno wlcdged that she had
taken portion OF tnc property and OF II found
her person ~ thy tJmc of her arrest.
At TIE Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling
committed Joseph Frazier OF No. 2ls Eldrldgest., for
having, ID Is alleged, stolen wallet, containing small
0f money, nom tine pocket of VIM. Walsh during
cham yht ~ grocery in ROOscvetst. Walsh had foot
Ieliy displayed hls money short time before. VIM
pager Committed for having purchased, at prico far
i.ow lbs real Na-u', piece Of satin which had been
ny MOrs Davis from the store of Isaac Harlem,
No 30 PcaIl-.-..lJmes and Mlchac Gcrrity ana Pat
Iich NcchIu, who hrUtliy assaulted Patrick Mckenna
~ NuIb4Iry-sj in BdNteTst. den, beating and
kicking INN, ard lcicting several wounds Oh the head,
No.c committed yesterday, 10 await Mckennas injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

az the time of his death about $66 0 only 5000 OF which
could be for aud that IN the possession OF
the prisoners. The body of Capt. Alexander was ex-
humet and the stomach was submitted TO DT. Doremus
for ana yss, which Is not yet completed.
An application made bytbeir counsel YESTERDAY,
for their discharge on habeas corpus. the ground that
there was no formal complaint ever made against thei
and that nothing had been done In their since tho
Path of January Counsel stated that the stomach had
been IN the hands OF Dr. Doremus since that tlme WINE
"A hours was ample in which TO make the Analysis
The Assistant District Attorney explained that inc
DELAY had been caused by Dr. Doremus, but that inc
ANALYSIS was now nearly completed He then attached
"a formal commitment OF the prisoners 10 the writ
After some further discussion, the matter was ad
ourned until Wedne sday next at 10! M and the prs
Oners were remauded to the Hospital Mr.. Bcebe and
Mr. Alexander for pIisOners Mr. Blunt for The People
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
op,vr CHARGE AGAINST AN OFFICER.

Mrs Mary Walters, a good-loOkng Young
woman appeared before Justice CoN al the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday morning, and obtained
warrant for the arrest OF Robert Orr parOman OF the
Sixteenth Precinct She made affidavit that on Thursday
last the officer and wife beating carpet in the
ward OF the tenement No 44 West TwrntySIXtl ST. III
which house both families live. Mrs. Waters threw
nan of water Of the window which fell upon tlc car
net The policeman then went upstairs into Mr. wat
tcrss ROOM commanding her To follow lm 10 the station
House for assaulting him. The lady IN state Of
dshahe, and told the officer 10 leave. He grabbed
her by the arm, dragged her nom the room,
and called To his VIE 10 mana MN ms
club and lie pointed the revolver NJ Mrs. Wat
tcrss head and threatened to shoot her she did n0
with him, but a crowd having collected, whose -ympa
thes were enlisted IN behalf of the woman, the police
man had officially in taking the woman to she station,
after making her go down stairs half uudrrssed, aud
finish hcr toilet his The woman discharged
by the Sergeant the desk N the Station JuHtice Coz
issued a warrant III view of these facts, and Ohcer
IeaycrCit Court squad arrested Orr OF post, at
n m An Investigation was held before the Magstratc,
and the affidavit OF Mrs Walters substantially sup
ported by the testimony Of several witnesses The OFT
Ger submitted a defense. but did not deny having
dragged The woman from her room. justice Cox severe
liz reprimdndcd the officer for taking advantage OF Ms
position iutimduc his nCigburS. and committed MN
Tor trial General Sessions, n default OF 500 baI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
POLICE Trials.
THE DROWNING OF CAPT. COMMUNICATING
CITIZEN ON SUSPICION.

THE DROWNING OF CAPT. CoRBETr-ARREsTiNG
CITIZEN ON SUSPICION.
Commissioner Manierre yesterday listened 10
10 complaints against policemen, nearly all OF which
were trivial and resulted in slight fines being imposed
The adjourned Of Patrolman sehllng OF the Sew
enh Precinct, accused Of negligence in having taken
Capt Corbct, while the latter intoxicated, TO his
cauaboat at Pier No a East River instead OF tho sta
toni House, and that in consequence the captain
stumbled overheard and was drowned was again caeu
np Mrs Eliza Cobett the widow. testified that on lhe
evening in question her husband very mnch under
the influence Of liquor and In leaping from the pier 10
canaboat stumbled struck his head against another
boat lying near and fell between the boats she cOud
not say whether he died from the effect OF the blow OF
was drowned every effort was made by OHcer semi
ling others him. and he was got out IN very
few minutes. but did not recover consciousness
of Capt C0rbett age 10 years, was called Dut
as he failed utterly comprehend The sanctity OF an
oath his testimony not TAKEN and the case was re
ferred 10 the Board OF Commissioners.
PatrOlman john Sheridan OF the Fnticth tBrOoklyD)
Precinct complained Of by Mr. John kirwau, book
agent for having arrested him without cause, accusing
him OF being thief and alleging that lie had collected
books the plea Of having them bound ana iarB 10
them The accused officer said he arrested nm
because answered the description given by several
citizens and that he asked Krwan 10 accompany hiln 10
the resldeUce OF of these persons ana tus
establish his innocence. KIrwan refused 10 do 40. and
taken 10 the StatOn-Ouse. The case was referred
ia he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
CITY COURT OF BRooKLYN-IE EQUITY.

Isaac u. Smith agt. Aler. HadHat-The plain
tia brought suit 10 recover 81 2s the following alega
lions That defendant sold HIM lease OF the drug store
corner OF Washington and Fulton-sts with the fixtures
that ne represented the goodwill! TO be valuable, and
mat the GOODWILL was vaueless and the fixtures
not the property defendant but belonged TO the land
lord: the purchase lie gave note To defendant
for s. 400 secured by mortgage upon which he had made
several payments He now claims that the defendant
was guilty Of fraud in making the above representations
and asks his note aud mortgage Cancelled and the
money already paid refunded
The defendant denied all the charges OF fraud and
alleged that had expended s. 600 in fitting mp the
stand aud had intended TO open 1t himself; but chang
ing ms mind sold the stand and lease TO the plaintiff
ina, the sale made fair price. the stand being
frstcas and wOuld have turned out profitable hut
for the bad management OF the plaintiff that rs TO the
failures The defendant did have right TO remove them
al the end of his tenancy by the express terms Of ms
that The same right transferred to the plain
h and that tho pautn kept the fixtures untl lie left
tAr store and when he left actually sold them out and
neither he vendor has been disturbed III the
pos, -eUu use Of the fixtures.
Tao Court tooE the papers and reserved its decision,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The annual examination of the Fourteenth
Ward Industrial School took place yesterday, ut the
school.rooms No. n6 Ezabethst. Tie senior classes
were examined by Mr. G. L. Brace. Secretary OF the chi
drens Aid Society and the primary department by Mr.
skinner superintendent Of Education. The pupils IN The
various classes acquitted themselves In very ctcdtaDo
manner. showing that they had apped themselves am
GENTLY to their studies, and enjoyed The advantages OF
3aithfl teaching The school has attendance OF about
go pupils whose parents are unable 10 provide thcm
with the Of , and were ~ Dot Tor Sneh h
clothed and fed they wOnld be running Wild upon Inc
streets and learning 10 beg aud steal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oTsicE.

The Custom House Imp0stOr.-Ihe case Of
George Taylor charged with forging Collector GinleIs
signature came UP before Comm Belts yesterday
BAT was adjourned Oh Monday at II a, no.
Woman LiIJyr Drytcr-Ihe case Of Mrs. Chr!'
tOpber of WatrI.sj., charged with store tcalnS IL
liquor without payment OF the required tax, was al
1Ourncd tin to-day
Alleged raise iieor,c R,',uus-Thc FeSs Case-Making
false lcturn OF taxable income is Violation 81 The law
which very hard Ia prove, but collector Bailey mas
lately nude rtdken 10 dscu the charge uH"h Se'tra per
iu l, G-Ic. whom De had reason 10 reueNe Guly
of the OlcuSe The reuay is imlr >On"tNl ana si'"p
finp. Two cases, those Of I. v. Myers ana William
NJ. Ficss who were partners in the wholesale llror
business during 1865, NU..1 south NNausl ar. now
under before Commissioner osborn. Myers
presenting copy OF his brokers' accounts Tor 1868 show
ing losses sufficient 10 plain tine discrepancy between
year ~ shown hy the books of the fIn. TN, copy II
not regarded as entirely satisfactory evidence, and Ar
Myers may be called On next week 4uF lulthtr c@piA-
Mr Fliess on the contrary declines 20 produce his
brothers accounts, any ming cl>r 10 tNI" me con
tradic' on between ms return "In ''' 'o-. Z" t' il"'
Tlv>c books u fact, have disappeared, ana Mt ih'",
insists that They are n Collector ane, '-S5',io an"
that they WUult themselves II IJAy eAiAtu "isiI"'o
tue charge against HIM.
MI BAILEY denies tIs AMI cllim> that thcy nave bccu
concealed % some Way hy ne u,lrAId"l.. 49,, ,. -
Assistant Assessor George y. Haywood testified yesicr
DAY 70 examining The books 81 FltsH ~ HFtis an"
finding tAat They showed profit FOL 1853 0 S5,yh Gi
private account, while ms return showed a lhcOne Oh
only &C. 80 10 explain this dl-tf pane! ocr eHIIia''
made April - and 90 1859, and suo@ heavy lu@'e''
were pointed out ana alleged 10 rci,r 10 transactions
properly belonging TO leo' ana II was cLL ~ iI gen.
comes OF both gAItLcrs shown ul lt h"ph-, 10 lhe
amounts actually returned. They have Nt Hhtl now.
ever 20 name ter brokers, or 10 give slHcrht PROOF OF
this assertion Not only are he books ont Of TIE way,
hut the extracts made from them have also been lost
and the evidence - HAYWOOD Da-rd ON COPY OF inc
extracts showing tie amount OF p"s was strongly OD
Jectcd TO By FAeSs counsel. > g. courtney VINO ASKED
that this testimony DE stricken ont C0nmSs!pher Os-
born promised 10 consider the motion, and the case was
adjourned To Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
CITY GOVERN4nENT.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-sTREET PAVING JOBS
AGAIN-MA1OR HALLS yETOES
The Board of Aldermen yesterday received
a remonstrance from propery-owners ON Bond-st.
against paving that street with wooden pavement The
remonsraBce referred TO the Committee on Street
Pavements
The MAYOR sent In communication stating his Oboc-
ons 70 approving tile resolution rendering the hospta
,e ~ lh6 city 10 the Hon. William H. Seward to be that
II IN yioStion OF section ~ OF inc charter
70 pave Win the Paul National Pavement One-hundred
an, went -four one hundred andeleVenth st., ana
ce!,,d upon resolutions to pave, with inc foDDns
10 INST and pave with Stafford wooden pavement
fthaye. from misunderstanding TO Central Part. Al
the were ordered to be LAID upon the table iof
resolutions were adopted over the Mayors veto 10
nave with The Stow foundation pavement Twebys1th,
Twenty eighth JIhirtieth, and White sts; Dui Ieso
luton TO adopt, the Mayors veto, a resolution to
have the insignificant thing OF a starters boA placed In
front OF No IL PaIk-row was LAID over. $500,
Resolutions To the following effect were then adopted
That SOuth-st, from MOntgOmery-st To COrleafss ne
paved with Belgian Pavement To give the Norm last
ern Homeopathic Medical aud surgical Dspens,aiy
of iuds and Places shall be the same AZ IL now received
by the General Clerk in the Street Department
THE COMMON COUNCIL TO RECEIVE THE non.
VIM. ii. SEWARD.
The Joint Special Committee of the Common
Council appointed tender the Inequalities Of the city
10 the IIon william II. Seward, having invited him 10
meet the Common Council Ia the ohasber OF the Board
of Assistant Aldermen al D. m on Monday the Commit
W. NswiORE March T. 1874
GpsrlrsrS. II viii rive e tss,. pleasure meet he Com
Of heNl"f asib. CLsmb, OF TIE B"Ad VI
houdav lsI at tb ho"r ds,isned IN J"nt
nd note purpose therein specified rendering }oh eH.Srd
.! respect aud estrsm. m "s,isen u"s' ohren
serFAut. "IL'NN " "'"'""'
| 10 Me,ss Anthony Miller and oihsrs Of the COMMITTEE
| The COMMON COUNCIL or PHILADELPHIA.
! Yesterday afternoon Mayor Fox of PhadeI-
pbia telegram " Mayor Hall stanhg That Gym
mite. Of lie Common Council OF that city were ia New
were Attempting at the Metropolitan Hotel and would b9
pleased 10 Nait upOn Mayor Hall AZ such Tine as would
sn his The Philadelphians we're Informed
that Mayor Hall would be at leisure Today ana wonlh
he happy them at his Office at any time thai
would be agreeable TO them.
Later Ia the day a number OF the YsthH tneinDcfs OF
the Common Council ~ Philadelphia ana the heads oi
the Police Department Of that city called on the Poico
| Commandments and Buperu tendent. ~ Police Head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
RAILROAD COMPANY CENsURED.

Coroner Keenan, has concluded the investi-
cation INTO the connected with the death
of John McGowan aged IS, who was struck 10y a New.
Haven express train at FoGrhaye and one hundred
andtyenty eichth-st Tuesday last and died IN Re"
hours after being removed to his residence IN Onehund
red.andtwenty scyenthst The jury exculpaed the en-
neer of the locomotive but censred the railroad com
pany for the high rate Of speed at which trains are run
al this point and FOR placing hagnin al thl' ana
other erossngs within the city limits. Mr.. MoGowan
was one of the best known Inhabitants OF the upper part
OF the city and "McGOwans Pass ~ one hundreull-
ST and Eourth-avc., named after nm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

lev sailed three previously York. barb Mo.s etn
two DAYS previous for NesYOrL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros March ARRIVED steamship Philadelphia ship
Star Of Hone Lveoo bark X A. Kennedy philadelphia
Golden Rus and PoDiee. Poirseti, haianIaa
DISASTERS.
RoprRp.s MONROE Va March 4-The brig Harriet Capt Gam
bre from Porto Rico reports: On Feb 10 lat u NJ lon u W. fell
in With Baxter Of Nowak Ct from Nesfork for Corpus
distress having encountered gales
the 18th and LOST % and sprung aeak The Harriet took the
crew on hut compelled abandon the scbr and send before
PALE fr % reports heavy Weather the coast On
the 27b spoke brig W. Walsh from Trinidad for Philadelphia
with mAnmast bead carried away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

quarters, and shown through the building. They
also visited several Of the Station Houses and en
pressed themselves much pleased with the discipline or
the force and the condition OF the Station Houses.
The following are the names OF the visitors: Henry
HUM, Chairman OF the Police Committee; Samuel Cat
tell President OF the Select Council Gen ST. CLAIR A.
huhOland Chief Of Police Edward A. Shallcross JOhn
Farcra Charles H. Hardness. DR.. W. W. Purnell, John
Mccall, Joseph Horkey, Nicholas Shaw, VIM. N. Stoke
ley, Alexander NJ. Fox, Col John +. Glenn James Ben
kerr VIM Il. Hanna David Cramer, John j. Kersey, NJ
l.. johnson, s. r. Mariner, George W. Myers. Thomas
Hamilton and John Kelly Chief OF Detective Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
srrERIOR CoURT-srEcML TnRM-pEnaoNs.

By J1dge Spencer-W Wright. agt. Cornell
Motion granted. aud r. EastnOr Bennett appointed Re
ccyer. Spauldlng agt DOye.-MOtOn granted, without
costs. BrlCher agt. DOyle.-MOtOn granted, without
costs Stokes ct al. agt Brown ct al-MOon granted.
Stetter agt Steer-MOton granted and cause referred
10 I. Easlnnr Bennett
FL judge Prcednan-Townsend agt Could et al
Case and exceptions settled and annexed 10 judgment
rOl and filed in Clerks Office.