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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-28
Dissolution Notice.

he COPARTNERSHIr HERETOFORE EXISTING
j between " W. Treat and " q. Gibbs un,ler Tho
name Of Treat Gibbs IL this day dissolved by mn.
tual consent W. e. Gibbs will settle ali indebrdncss
incurred To date by tho rm, aud W. W Treat is alone
authorized to collect all outstanding accounts
". ". TREAT.
,., -. ". q. GIBBS
Mountain City. New. April nth 1870 mtI,n
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OPPOSITION TO NEW PAVemsaTs.
Meeting of German Real Estate Owners on
Orchard Street at the Turn Hall.

Meeting Of German Real Estate Owners on
Orchard Street at the Turn Hall.
meeting OF German real estate owners on Orch
ard street was held last evening at the Turner Hall
In that street. Mr.. Conrad Kuhn, as president and
representative OF the Turner Society, owners Of the
premises Nos. % to 33 Orchard street, opened the
meeting. He regretted that those who were instru-
mental IN calling the meeting did not exert them
selves more to have larger attendance, but he
thought that If they proceeded to organize they
would succeed In preventing the imposition
OF q useless expenditure for repaving Orch.
ard street from Division to Houston street, as
1T IS now proposed in the Common Council.
Mr.. Adam Stumm was chosen chairman and Mr..
John Schade secretary. IL was stated that accord.
ing TO the prevailing rate OF contracts for paving
cost for every lot would be above $780, and the gen
eral feeling Of the meeting that the Overwhelm-
Ing majority OF owners on the street were opposed
to any such outlay at the present time. On motion
OF Mr.. Kuhn committee Of three was appointed to
draft protest against the proposed measure.
Messrs. Kuhn, Vollmer and Schade we're elected
such committee. The members OF the meeting were
all directed to act as committee TO circulate the
protest for signatures as soon 1t shall have been
prepared. All present handed IN their address and
the meeting adjourned.
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LOOKING OUT FOR BREAKERS"

New Police Bill Framed for YonIxcrs-The
Legislature Appealed To-Thc Y0nkers Folks
Don't Want to be Left "in the Lurch.'
In view OF the approaching change in the Metro
polilan Police Department Of New York. through
the instrumentality Of the proposed city char
ter, the property owners Of Yonkers, Westchester
county, have OF late been regarding the probable
withdrawal Of the force at that place with consiue-
rable uneasness, attended with forebodings OF inse
curity to lie and property in the immediate fu-
ture. Several meetings, composed OF influential
citizens have recently been held Tor the purpose
OF devising means OF local protection when the
bill indicated becomes q law, and the important
question has been discussed with unanmity which
totally ignored party lines and political predilec.
tons On Tuesday evening an unusually large
assemblage OF prominent taxpayers met at Manor
Hall, IN the above village, on which occas ION bill
for the future police government OF the town, which
had been carefully prepared, was submitted and
unanimously adopted. This bil which looks to the
retention OF the present police force, is modelled
after the Metropolitan Police Commission at present
existing and s understood to constitute the Presi-
dent OF the village aud the Supervisor OF the town
er-ODictO board OF police commissioners.
committee appointed by the citizens proceeded
to Albany with the Dill yesterday, for tue purpose Of
submitting 1t to the Legislature ana If necessary to
urge Its immediate passage by that body.
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A SHOCKING CASUALTY.

Accident ON the Long Island Railroad Yes
terday AncrnoOn-Onc Man Killed and
Another Fatally Injured.
1t is astonishing to notice the careossness which
people evince to their personal safety when walk
ing upon a railroad, not knowing the moment when
a train VIII dash upon them and end their earthly
life. 1t Is in this way tnat two men were struck by
the locomotive attached 10 the hali-past two O'Clock
mail tram on the Long Island Railroad yesterday
a lernoon which killed one OF them, named Jacob
Scnopf, nd fatally Injured another, named Jacob
Teius. The two were standing upon the track short
distance below the station, evidently watching an
easterly bound tram on the Flushing Railroad, when
the tram on the Long Island road suddenly rounded
the curve and struck both men at the same time,
killing Scnopf instantly. The train was stopped and
Scnopf left AZ The station, while fefus was taken 10
hunters Point. superintendent Barton had him
kindly cared for ana desired that he should be sent
to Bellevue Hospital but he said lie would rather
sent nome. Dr. Denler dressed his wounds, and he
was forwarded TO his home at Dutch Kills III COACH
HIS lett orm and leg we're broken, and he is inter-
naly lnjureJ. Coroner Sellis will hold an inuuest
today
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CCU1T or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning S Bedford, Jr., City Judge.
The calendar was large yesterday, but the MAJOR
iry OF the cases were OF such character not to
warrant the prosecuting officer In pressing for
victlons. Mr.. Fellows facetiously remarked that he
would endeav0r TO have cases presented to the jury
next week Of different character.
ALLEGED RAPE.
Most OF the session was occupied In trytn an In
dictment against Leopold ID. Stein, charging him
with perpetraung rape upon Mrs. Charlotte V0rck
the 5tn Of october Of last year. The only witness
whose @ testimony It did not clearly appear that that
the offence was actually accomplished. The accused
swore emphaticaly That he did not take any i'm
proper liberties with her, and proved BY several
witnesses that ne was man Of excellent character
MI Howe also brought out the fact In the course Of
the trial that ciyil SUIT was commenced IN the
plalnant laid her damages In the sum Of $50 900.
The jury, after deliberating afew moments rendered
George Bell pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
larceny, he having been charged with stealing nine
barrels OF tallow, worth $500 from Robert Martin
Co. He was sens to the State Prison for two years
and Blk months.
BURGLARY
James Remington, who was indicted for burglary
In the third degree, pleaded guilty attempt 10
commit that offence. on the night of the sd OF
ne W a. the
He was seen In the premises by an officer, and
escaped through rear door, but was pursued and
arrested. His counsel stated that he would like the
sentence to DC postponed until he produced Quaker
gentleman, VINO would give the prisoner good
character He was going on to make speech but
quence from proceeding further by remarklng that
the quaker did not know The prisoner. the clrcum-
stances OF the case showing that Remington was
professional burglar. He was sent to the State
Prison for TWO years and SIX months
Michael Gallagher and Michael Muldoon, who were
charged by Patrick Quiglcy with perpetrating an
assault ana battery upon MN, were acquitted.
Josephine Thompson and James Doran, who were
charged with grand larceny, were also discharged
py the jury there being no Legal testimony to convict
them.
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KuRDEaouS ASSAULT IN BROOKLYN.

A Queer Way of Convincing n CustOmer-A
Wheelwright Operates n Coal Carriers
Head with Maiiet.
Roundsman De Clue, OF the Forty-t third precinct
yesterday afternoon took into custody John Fox,
who resides at No. II Baltic street. on charge OF
feonious assault. The complainant in the case,
Edward Rohan, it appears, Is employed as wheel
wright at the blacksmith shop Of Thomas Eagan,
on Baltic street, where Fox, who drives coal cart.
called In TO nave some work DONE dispute arose
between the workman and the customer, when the
latter made remark which excited Rohan to a
passion, when the latter seized an iron and at
tempted TO strike Fox. lie failed however, to effect
his design but received couple OF severe and sKull-
splitting taps from heavy wooden m2ilet upon
hls Uranium at the hands OF Mr.. Fox. The injured
man Was removed to the Long island Hospital,
skun was fractured and MS injuries were OF pro-
paoiy fatal nature. he IL married and has q
family.
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on Il, which. truA shows Violation
on the part OF their hr0kers Of Q confidence sup

on Il, which. truA shows violation
on the part OF their brokers OF . confidence sup
posed TO Oe sacred In Wall street. Western Union
also continued weak and fell Oh TO 3l1a. rhe rest
OF the list sympathlaed with this decline, Dut the
bull cliQues cOntrived later in the day TO shake on
the incuous Of Pacific Mall aud the rest Of the st
advanced and closed steady and strong. Pacific
Mall was feverlsn under the efforts OF the s1orts'
TO cover the price rising 81 falling oil again to
aa4 and closing at a34. Erie was active, on the
prospect tnaI the company will gam the $4,000, 900
suit against Com nodore Vanderbilt. The following
the closing prces Of s0cxs Ut the last session 0
the Stock Excaangc:-Canton. COS II olH; Cum.
bcrand, 276 nd; cstern Union, 32h 321i; Quick
silver, II lllz; Marposa, SH Did; do. preferred,
l9a 70; do. certificates, AK bid; Pacific Mail, 33
33ss; Doston Water Power, l7J4 q l71; Adams Ex-
press, ok 62i4; Wes.Fargo Express, lax bid;
American Exricss, 3S1s bid; United States Express,
49, a 49ll; Merchants Union Express, s bid; New
YORK Central consolidated. VIZ s7's; do. scrip,
ok 95js; Harlem, 143 a 1i4,s; EIle. rs 70;
reading, 0e2t 81; Michigan Central. llo l19ia;
Lake shore, ssk sCss; Cleveland and Pittsourg'
97A bid; Cnlcayo and Northwestern, Il IN; do.
pre- erred, s5,s S574; Cleveland, Columbus aud Gin
cinnati, TAX bid; Rock Island. 1lSA llSA; Mllwau-
kee and 81. iau 6os 5o1l; do, preferred. II 724;
Toledo ana abash, 45la bid; Fort Wayne, 931s "a;
Alton ana Terrc Haule 35h s6h; do. preferred.
63a C5; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI 2S2 o 2S8;
Delaware and LacKawanna, 1921 1903; New
Jersey Central, 1885 bid, chicago and Alton, ll3;
do. preferred, ia; Morris and Essex, 9l Hannibal
aud 81. Joseph, io5H 106A; do. preferred. loo
lojis; Dubuque and Sioux City, loS; Columbus.
Chicago aud Indiana Central, 1875 a 10.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRMER.
The decrease In the exports ana the falling or IN
the supply OF commercial bills prompted an advance
IA tas rates Ior foreign exchange the following being
the closing quotations. Sterling sixty days, com.
mercla loI;s l0;A; good 10 prime bankers. 1917
a iOsa; short sioht, 1855 1854; ParIs, 60 days.
S2G. a 5.22h; snort sight, a2lt4 a $50; Antwerp
a26. o b.2s1i; Switzerland. 6.264 6.2ah; Ham
burg, S5is a S5ss; Amsterdam, 40 4o'a; Frankfort
40 a so4; Bremen, .5,s 49, Prussan tnalers, 70 .
,04.
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THE WHISKEY CRUSADE.

The Treasury Agents Looking After Collector
Bailey's Seizures In This City-The Failure
of the Pr0secutions-ss Breakers Ahead"
The HERALD's thorough expose of the operations
and results OF Mr.. Collector Baiey's raids on the
whlsKey firms in the Thrty-secOnd and other dis
tricts and the immense damage done to the great
business interests Of the cy has naturally enough
drawn The attention Of the Treasury authorities
Washington to the field OF operations. Solicitors
Baneld, OF the Treasury, and Smith, Of the Internal
Revenue Department. are now in the city examining
into the GROUNDS for the wholesale seizures made by
Collector Bailey. The serious loss to the Treasury
caused by the almost total suspension OF the whlSkey
business py balleys extraordinary proceedings JUS
Tiff TINS unusual examination on the part or the
As our readers are aware Mr.. Bailey, about the
second week OF January, seized the goods and pa
pers Of more than twenty or the most respect
able houses in New York. Two months have
elapsed since, and III no has any specific alega-
tion or charge been made agains: goods ana the
Collector IS continually asking for more time from
the United states courts IN order to find some reason
for ms actions performed some sixty days ago. His
criminal before the United States Commission
ers were terminated In the release Of the accused IN
consequence OF Mr.. Balleys failure to furnish proof
of his vague general Charges Ills CIVIL proceedings
as far as brought to any issue have fallen through
because o his inability to nd the slightest possible
evidence upon which TO found charge. Yet the
immense business IN whiskey and spirits Is yet
pended in his district. some houses have failed
others have been compelled to sacrifice real estate
to tide the prolonged Crisis, AND sl others
crippled SIMPLY because OF Mr.. Baey's action
IN winch the government can gain nothing, while it
may lose great deal ana Mr.. Bailey secure his
molete5 The loss 10 the internal revenue alone In
the Thirty second district must amount to many
thousand dollars, while Its prospective gain from
present appearances VIII be nothing. Thus far
IN The Cook case he was beaten, III the Mott a.
heaDy affair the 1rm was released, and IN all the
otner cases he is not prepared TO 90 on for want
evidence. Meanwhile ne Is looker-o on In the Full
lertOn case and vast business interests OF the city
are allowed to suffer and be ruined. The solicitors
will dOuOtleSS take prompt aCtlon on behalf OF the
Treasury and see tnat justice, long prayed Tor IN
vain. Is done In all these cases.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
wEnSEspAy. March ld-6 Y. NJ.

WALL STREET, |
"WEDNESDAY. March 1d-6 Y. N. :.
Tue concurrence OF several induences had the
eject TO day Of rendering
rag GOLD MARKET STEADY AND FIRM,
out the amoaat OF business light ana the gene.
raj tone of the naarAet dul Ine earliest influence
WAS The announcement from Washington tnat the
WAYS ami Means Committee would not ACT on the
Funding BAH unlil the Tarlf bill was disposed of by
House ana laai they intended 10 press The iater
bll from dag 10 aay nnln t vas Gnaiv disposed OF.
tEeTeby conveying the Impression thai action on the
Fuallng oI was nxely TO bc iadcaniteiy prolonged.
Al the time the weekly EXHIBITS OF the exports
showed failins on the total being only aoout two
and a naf Millions, while the leading bankers
advanced tner rates an essata per cent Tor
steriag exchange. Agaia. bcnds IN London,
wsich opened ~ Oh. declined 70 soJs the enect of
tacse influences was advance 10 ii2is IL should
be stated Ihal the forenoon. alter the begin
ming oi baslaess. tho price touched il2s upon the
paragraph IN tao moraing papers that The Commit
tes reign Anairs Intended to report In IavVr of
granting me Cahans oeLrcrcnt rights. put Tell or TO
nix upon failure of confirmation thereof In dc.
spatcbes received IRON ws-hInston To-Day IL was
after thus decline taaL The became arm sr anl
steady In the Influences arst referred Ia. Inc prIn
email utok al4.sng werp "A lUltDwx.--
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The JARSEY CITY CHARTER.

The Senate Amendments Adopted by the As>
scu.biy-Abbett aud Bevnns Protest-Sena.
tor Iaylor's Friends Provided For In tho
Bili-Indi@nation Meetings.
The new charter for Jersey City was reported In
the Assembly at TreaLon yesterday, with the Senate
amendments. These amendments were introduced
by Senator Taylor aud gave rise to opposition in
every quarter of the CITY, 1t had beeu understood
that no special legislation would be attempted, bus
MIR. Taylor finding that some OF his friends had
anything but bright prospects in the future, dove
tailed amendments In lne bllI leglSiatlng Recorder
kartlndale into che Office OF CITY Judge for five
years and providing by implication for Others.
against TINS proceeding ana caucus OF the Hudson
county members was held yesterday morning.
staung that the Indignation OF the peo-
pc AGAINST them was universal throughout
the city, and that II forced upon the people The char
ter would certa MY De brought up Tor revision at the
next session. ADDctt ,the Speaker) followed, and
protested AGAINST egislatlng any person into office
The people everywhere demanded that all the Offices
should De ec,ive, and he should take his stand In
lagor OF that view. Taylor defended the amend
ments. aud said he woud mold out for his friend
Mar,inaale to the last. Doremus anu Brinkerhon
backed him up, ana ADDett ana Bevans were voted
down. Busch OF lioooken, declining to interfere.
Bevans then offered IA large batch OF amendments in
order to give the bill snow OF decency, and some
were ADOPTED.
Ihe bid az reported 10 the Assembly provides tnae
all lhe city o1ice. to be elected by the Common
council. BevanS and AODetL introduced amend.
ments To have the ocers elected by the people, but
these were voted Gown. 1he two members men,
Iioned then Appealed 10 BrtnkernoH and DOremus,
but iaJ or Dolteu aud commenced another caucus at
whlca he CARED all ais amendments. The bill
goes to the senate und Will be probably
adopted without alteration. When tue news arrived
from trenton last evening Indignation meetings
were held Ia the Third ana Fourth wards OF Hudson
City aud IN the Fourth aad seventh wards OF Jersey
Ciy, at which reso utions were adopted den0uncnE
the memoers who voted Tor the OBNOXIOUS amend
meats. "a very strons feeling Is manifested against
portions aud the gent eneD VINO folsted Such amend
meats into the charter are spoken OF III terms any.
tnllr Dus com plllncntary.
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THE NEWARK sTiHL MURDER.
Detectives sqaabb!e Over the Reward-The
Danger or Encourn xing shrewdness.

Detectives squnbb!e Over the Rcward-Thc
Danger OF Encourag ging shrewdness.
The Finance Committee OF the Newark Common
Council are IN considerable OF quandary just now
10 the proper person entitled to receive the $3.50
reward offered by ex.Mayor Peddic for the capture
aud CONVICTION OF Leonard Scnwaum. the muraerer
OF Cornelius Stanl. Ihefe are two claimants
for tbs cash. one Is detective Philip Roller, or
New uayen VINO actually did arrest the murderer,
ana the oiher Is detective Ernest Fischer, OF New
ARK, c.eins TO nave consulted Roller given HIM
al TIE points and regularly pat hun on the track OK
ScAwaum. Roller declares, on the other hand. thae
be wet 10 woik himself 10 hunt up the case on the
strength o the newspaper sta ements and the hand-
bal forwarded @ tue New Haven che! OF Police. IL
seems quite clear IA any case, no mat~
Ter whsi private understanding Fischer and Roller
mag have sad, that the latter Is the proper person
10 receive tue reward, when he shall furnish PROOF
that he made the arrest ne and ne only. R0ilers
accompanied by Coroner Chase waited on Alder.
man IAtue, Chairman OF tie Finance Committee,
yesterday, anu a.d the matter before hi.l. lie tod
A0i.rr % send Oa hls statement IN writing and the
waolc affair would 20 properly inquired into. The
AAlefMan is ssl coasaest ent from illness causeV
~ OxlDg Laro~n ffoin a sieigl.
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wheat yeFy and lover ssl, Tie saiss we're
only about svOs bushes VI Us tor GOOD no ssFn el W
for No. ALwsusee spring, u A. Tor ~he Mehis ~ -
for do. Genesee, sDi white Ns2terD priy4te terms.
Corn DUH bat nominaiiy uaehanguds lhe
only t.bvy bushels In lots At sc Ne Tor Aed
Wesern gsc. ~ for ysio~ and 81 VI 81 - Tor wAr
Oas dun. bat nesninsly unchangeA Sxes 4i.nao
bushels k31c. be for Western Store, eiu
OHIO aud fenusylvxais, Sc t4c for 6se Ait
Tor Jersey kye dull aud nominal A. rfiCes
Barey quite STEADY with Of a. ~ bNshes Iassia
at - o. harley ms ana poas daI a1i pfsocs
nominal At former q19t.tions-
UILsLsn,srd duh and heavy sro s3a N casks,
wholesale lots we're quoted a. 80 sc, thSai N@lss.
quoted st 81 2, = VI x,S. without business
fETaoLFUw.Wfth ncfeA~sd offerings aad ea llitle de-
mand the market for crude IN bulk heasy Gud pro-
decidedly lover eiosEg ss Aaoai is.c ns
22OJ bbls At ac. aNsccn,esy al vac siteT Irlcs ga
the creek there faFtser sales q Aq bts "a IA
The market for refined on ony moderately active, Aad
with fair offerings prizes wsrs cossie esAby loser,
ciosns a. 9ssse. -sNa rhs sslcs were - .
for export; 100 bhs for karch Arr ant MAJ ~.
Hac JobDing ots we're seipA - - s.c. ne 4siar
price for prime white sayhtha neia 81 49,.
sales rrpofea In fhiNlchiA tse for spot
was quiet bat steady tAs nsinR iS.o 0hs ~
winch the eiysns pice fof las&Fe acwey t4e bas.
re.s light and prices Tbe ,Ulg
bulls, April al 20 -.UV3 d April ~
And iSsl do, .or Agra 10 gH4e, a. tAe saat price
PEovisoNs Reccirts lV. barrels pork ~ DO beef 81
hhos. meals and W aTn 81 pssk wAs
La etvs there being demand e2ces TO- osgla. y ~
prices heavy and lower. uo4ssrx rd - ~ a
~.oss bat buyers ia1yosea ~ cAs0At
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above " "a About 100 barrels sod ~ Q
30 ixB Tor new Dressed hogs hrDs
caosng ~ no lHo for city live hogs wsre suote1
-, ~. Vzc Tor common 10 prime with veY
y! nj Arrivals Beef steady, with sales of 10
bDls IN lots At pi0A sig far pla sA I'll for
extra ao fierce occt was moderate sought 2er tns sales
being ioo ue ccs pne mss on private Inala ness
was quoted at vi S3S. and prime as Beef
hams were moder tcy deaf In 0l b6ls xxs Ell
for Southern. western pupied q sa2 va
dull, and prices were nom ri iskc y l2A.c. for
Cumberland cut and l{c. "A Ntlc FOR long clear and
short rib Cut meats were acty or picked hama duh
for other kinds the ?25 packages picked hams
picked shoulders las. Tor smoked do lie lse or
and bagged hams. The market for u and
prices heavy cosin al about lse
lots prime Western steam; the sales
packages at aud tol do for future delivery ~
IA ac i45ec.
Small made at 5c. oc. for common to prime.
sUaAR.-There ony moderate demand for raw.
which freely oerei at yesterdays closing prices Buy
ndspused 0perao 10 extent except ~
on OF &C. h. sales 4UJ hhds on private
$50 boxes part 9sc. luc The business IN
refined very unsatis actoy and prices were uine
easier for some klnis tho market closing -
eAtra and 1lc ii4c. for yellow We quote
g4c; good refining. Ssc fAir 10 GOOD grocery, ySc
luxe; prime 70 choice grocery, l0;c ln4c; cenrugsls
nhis. and koxcs, esAc moasses hhds and boxes
b.. $40; me aio, 6c. y Tao Havana-Bo1es Dntsn
standard, Nos 10 y, s5c a94c.: do, 10 70 H. ySc.
loc; do, l3to6 ~ ac ltsc do ~ to H. lac ls,sc
S1uc aSHc; do, grocery lradcs, SIC. Ike.
WnsKEikeceipts 6A. Dois. The market was only mod
cratey ana prices favored buyers The sales wcre
l70 bbls. at yoc 9o>sc., tax paid.
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TRg LATssT n Wax HOAX.
Tho MaIer SEARS Financial Matter OniciaIiy
Inye~fsRafed.

Yesterday MAJOR A. l.. sears, against whom GER
tam scr0us well totally unjust and outrageous
chBrues had been made by certain parties through
certain newspapers. had a fuii hearing before the
committee OF Post No. 2 Grand Army OF the Republic,
ala matters dustcd most satisfactorily, so lar
as lhe post n concerned. Ihe papers necessary 10
sfaAcc Og tne funQ rs ample equivalent have
AL Deta made cat ana Wil Oe bAlaed over Dy the
AAur 40 s0a a. hls INJURED iee.iugs aud reputation
arc uiIablY IlaelaatGea ~ tAe proper party, who
Auocars TO Dc haJuf aa stead me insane rumor
laaastr1lat eli, aa.cii a. certaIl Newark circle3
yesassdds Il tao e9rcs that there - q probability OF
i aael taknla p.acr yctSrrn tee Two gentlemen
named A pfOIOurteA - MtUE sears tue sIIiest
k,ad ri oastgyd lie believes tuat before THIS cyen-
IN ala4.e pullic annloat Wli De made " nin
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supEs.oa cOuRT-spEClAL TERM.
Tho Fenian Funds.
Before Judge Jones.

John O'Mahonev us. August belmont and Others
Tnis was motion to strike the name OF Thomas j.
Barr from the record OF the defendants In the
action, Judge McCunn having some time since made
an order directing that Mr.. Barr, the receiver Dc
made party and served with oil papers IN the &C.
tt0n. The Court denied the motion.
THE O'DONOvAN ROSSA SUIT.
Jeremiah C'Do,l0pan Rossd ps. John O'Mdh0ney =
The plaintiff brought suit to recover money due MIN
for publishing national news paper IN Ireland Mrs.
Rosa directed discOntinuance OF the action but
the defendant re- uses TO discontinue until payment
OF COSTS. Decision reserved.
Motions Granted.
Dewall vs. COrwln; Krucker Va. Kruck; Same VS..
Same; Stevens vs.. Williams; Lawns vs. Lorillard
Fire Insurance Company; Routina vs. Conant;
Georgia National Bank vs.. COnant; Brown W..
S1raus; Brown Enrich; Marshall vs. The Com
mOnwealtn Insurance COMPANY.
Murphy Va. Dutler-MOti0n denied, with ten dollars
COSTS
Crocker VS.. Crocker-Motion granted, and order OF
February 2s 1870, vacated and set aside, with ten
dollars COSTS