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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
TELEGRApmIC SUMMARY.

Il
a bill in the House providing that af
ter the present Congress the House
shall be composed of 275 members.
Another funding bill is under con.
sideration.
A special says n general court mar
tial has been ordered for the trial oi
an army officer OF high rank on sever
al charges which the War Department
does not at present make public. Fol
the same reason his name is suppress
ed. The order has created qnite o
fiutter in military circles.
The primary election in the 4th In.
diana Congressional District shows
that Julian is defeated by Judge Viii.
son.
Full returns from Connecticut show
English's majority to be 80. De.
creased Republican vote over last year
is 2,175; OF Democratic, 952. The
Senate neutrality-suspicious., IL, Dem.
ocrats, 10. House, Republicans, 127
Democrats, 112. Democrats gain two
votes in the Senate and four in the
House.
The entire Republican ticket of the
city Of st. Joseph is elected.
The Rhode Island election passed
off on Tuesday, the 5th, and returns
from all the towns except Black Is.
land give Paddleford lRepublican]
for Governor, 10, 235; Pierce Demo.
cratl, 6.024. The Republican ticket i,
elected in Providence over three oppo
sition tickets.
In the Massachusetts Legislature the
House Committee on Womans Suf.
rage has reported in favor of the res.
olution submitting TO the people IN
amendment striking the word male from
the Constitution.
In Kansas City, Mo-, the city elec.
ton was held on the 7tk inst, and the
entire Democratic ticket was elected
On the same day the Peoples ticket
was elected in Leayenworth.
Gen. Thomas remains were convey
ed to Troy, \. Y, and were buried il
that city on last Friday. General.
Sherman, Sheridan. Hooker, Meade
and other distinguished soldiers were
present on the occasion of his funeral
On last Thursday Democratic Con,
vention in Kentucky nominated Ex.
Confederate General j. II. Lewis foi
Congress. His disabilities have been
removed by Congress several months
since, so he will be entitled to his seal
il elected.
A horrible murder was committed
near Colonia, H., Tuesday night. A
X. Mumford, farmer, and his wife
were attacked by ruiiians while in BED
and murdered with clubs. The man.
head was afterwards severed from his
body. The robbers secured 81 600 in
cash. A little boy, also, was beaten
with club, but recovered.
In Memphis, Tenn, April 7, james
Truck, Chief of Police, was shot and
killed by Henry Siger. The affair il
sbrouded in mystery.
On the 7th inst, IL 700 immigrants
arrived in New York from Europe
5 1856 of whom were Germans.
Trouble in Spain seems to be grow
ing in magnitude.
Dispatches from San Francisco indi
cate no atmospheric changes III!
The House of Congress, by a vott
OF 104 to 62, has passed bill estab
fishing a Bureau of Education anc
discontinuing the Freedman's Bureau
At Milwaukee, Wis, on the 5th inst.
the entire Democratic ticket was elect
ed with but one exception.
1000 Chinese cigar-makers will b.
shipped to New York city from Sar
Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
(pablishod by requost,)
A CAMPAIGN POEM.
Rouse yo Democratic legions.

Rouse ye Democratic lcgions.
Hear ye not the joyful sound,
From the sunny South TO frozen regions,
The waking millions pass 1t round
Rouse We from your listless slumbers
To the dangers of the hour.
R,use ye n W, in coentless naml er,
Tc crush for aye the tyrants power.
Too long have freemen been degraded
Beneath this abolition reign
Too long have freemen groaned unaided.
Too long have worn the felon's chain;
A brighter day of hope is breaking,
The dreadful night is almost passed
The Democratic osts are waking
Waking to the truth ut last.
Let your watchword. CUP and ready"
Ring alcng your solid lines.
Be your action cool and steady.
Heavens blessings on you shine.
Faction tremb,es in her tower.
The hand writing is on the wall.
Millions of freemen rise in power
usurpers, tyrants now must fall.
Our shoddy dessot now Is shaking
In his boots of patent leather;
Most careful moves he still is making.
To be prepared for stormy weather;
Iic thinks the sky looks rather dark,
lie bears the distant thunder -oll.
AMI says. perhaps I've missed my mark.
These white men, maybe, have soul"
He is beating up for volunteers
o. every kind and every feature;
And says he really has no fears,
But that the lowest human creature
The Hottentot. the CatIrc. Digger.
Or Chinese John, with long pig-tail,
Or roynl fiat-f,ot Guinea Niger,
viii just exactly ill the bill.
The door is opened wide and free,
NJ bound is on the franchise laid.
Aud all the world may come and see
How loyal voters now are made;
The tLing is very neatly done.
or candidates thsre is no lack,
Ono question atked. and only on.
"inside or out, pray Is be black 2!
When first this abolition panic
Commenced in Boston's piouE boEd r.,
Tho Yankee boots with zeal Satanic,
Enlisted und-r holy orders,
ITO free the poor. down tr,djen slave -
To break aysander cuffcc's chains.
ITO free the black" "tbe Union save
And foothold get in Dixic's plains.
Long years have passed of bloody strife,
Our fathers. brothers. sons.
Have nobly shar,d lhs loss OF life
Bray. noble. martyrcd ones
Their mes arc bleaching far and wide,
On the battles sansuinc sod,
Where they SO Oft the foe defed,
For frcemcn's rights and q d.
To-day n change DER all the land,
A striking charge VIZ see;
4 change that bids US firmly stand,
And strike for iiLeriyi
The clouds still lowcr. our foes are strong,
We must be true and brave,
Tic stEus sele may be fierce and long,
Our hOnss . Id rights 10 save.
Then rally rouEd the STANDARD. men.
Roll buck tie tide of shame
Let tyranis hear our shout again,
They hear ami trcinhle at the pame.
For freemen ne'er 10 man will yield
The rights that God ia. given;
Eu, frrt aud foremost on the field.
D.fenl the gi Is Of He n.
SAKE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

CHINESE TEsTIMoNY-The Petaluma
Argus tells the following story Of one Of
its Justices Courts:
A Chinaman was being tried for exhib-
iting deadly weapons in threatening
manner at another moon-eyed Asiatic.
During the progress of the trial, the
attorney fer the defense, not being exactly
satisfied with the contradictory evidence
being elected, which was bearing rather
against his client, asked the Celestial, who
was acting as interpreter, if Chinaman
under oaths administered before our.
judicial tribunals, would tell the truth,
'Oh, no. responded John; 'Chinaman lie
allo same as you lie; ale same as any
Mellican man lie y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

A AHARD SERMoN.-A rather hardshell
western PREACHER was called upon to
preach funeral sermon, when he deliv-
cred himself as follows
"I've been begged to prach this ERE
fen raj sermon. and didn't want to do it.
I never did know any good of the man.
He had horses and he run 'em; he had
cocks and he fit 'em; and he'd flip the
jack from the bottom kerds. I've been told
he was god at fires. The bearers will
remove the body, aud sing the following
hymn"
'.with rapture delight to SEQ
The cuss removed"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

A being unable to live as com
fortably as he desired, and at the same
time pay his debts. failed several times in
business, and made assignments of his
property. Finally he died, Among
those who had cause to remember hin
was Mr.. B. who meeting one Of
his neighbors, was Informed that Uncle
c. was dead-had paid the debt oi
nature. "Is that so?" replied B.
why didn't be make an assignment
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

RATES OF ADVERTISING rEHYEAR Ono
Column, 800; Half Column, eco Quarter Col
Columns S36
transient Advertisements per Square Of ten
mes or less Of this sized type, first insertion, 81
each subse 7uept insertion, 81.
square IL one inch in space down the column,
counting cuts, display lines, blanks Ac, as solid
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than square, and all fractions counted o full
square. All advertisements inserted for . less
period than three months to be regarded as tram
sient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
ALBANY BATH HOUSE,!

r1HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and Vi
cinity that he has taken charge Of TINS Es'aohsn-
n.nt and. by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention tn business expects to suit all those
who may favor him with their patronage. Having
heretofore carried on nothing bat
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to all
-childien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
shampooed. JosEfH "EbDHh'
apr4y3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
. A man locked his wife into AM unpe

A man locked his wife into an upper
room, and not being satisfied with this
punishment, but wishing to aggravatc
her still further, sent his son up with a
bone. The youth innocently brought it,
and said NMothcr father sent this up,
and says there is bone for you to pick !"
The gentle mother replied. sTake it
back and tell him he is not your father,
and there's bone for him to pick"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

The aggregate population Of the known
habitable globe is estimated at 895, ,300,-
900 sous. IF we ercckon with the ancients
that a generation last thirty years,
then in that space 1856, 000,0GO human
beings will be born an die; consequently.
81, 760, must be dropping into eternity
every day; 3,4o7 every hour; or about
SO every minute!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

The following advertisement for the
recovery Of red calfwas actually pub
lished in a papc. Of Columbia county.
Pa. in the summer of 1869: sLost-A
Calf Pet His two behind legs were
White. He was she calf. Every body
what catches him gibs three Dollars
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

s.Now spcsin you was to be turned ia
to an ANIMAL said Jim, what would you
like to be Bill? o, I'd be lion. replied
Bill; sbecause he's so--------''. 20, no,
don't be lion, Bill interrupted little
Tom, who had had some experience at
school; sbe wasp. and then you can
sting your schoolmaster.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

Josh Billings has issued supplement-
to his famous essay on the mule. Here
it is in full:
"The mewl is larger burd than the
guse or turkey, it has two legs to walk
with and two more to kick with, and il
wares its wings op the side Of itSbead. !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
G. w. GRAY. d. d. s.,

GRADUATE OF CINCINNATI DENTAL COLLEGE
uxYoULD INVITE ALL PERSONS DESIR.
w ing Artificial teeth aud fEst-class Denta
Operations to give him call
specimens of vulcanite Base with gold plate
iiuin ys and other styles of work, may DC
seeu at his Office. up stairs In Parrish 20.
Brick, Albany, Oregon.
Residence, corner of Second and Raker streets
xDrfI'6Sy3n34tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
HIL.TABIDEL d Co.,

nE.LERs IN GROCERIES AND PRoVI-
ID sions, Wood and wRiuw Ware, ConfeetI"n-
cry, Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes, Notions etc: 9':Ie
bsny, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
,. n. KEpFIELD.
=, M, REDFlELD g. co.,

CONSTANTLY on HAND AND REEEls
ING q large stock of Groceries and Pr"'i
.,,n. Wood and Willow Ware, Tobacco, Cigars
Confectionery, Yankee Notions, etc., etc.
Wholesale and Retail.
roppo.ite r. C. Hill & Sons Drug Store, Al
bAny. Oregon. oeS''heyi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15
THE EYESi THE EA RS!
DR.. T. |. GOLDEN,
OCULIST AND AURlST,

DR.. Golden "a snn of the noted Old ophtha mic
Doctor ). e. Golden has had experience III treat
IN. vari,us disc .ses 70 which the eye and ear
NJ. subject and feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction to those who may place themselves
- ~. car. apriOv4n3ii
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-15

aFFICg OF COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERIsTES'T,
At WATERLOO, SIX MILES ABOVE LEB-
a anon, on the Santiam- Post oflce address,
j. W. MACK,
va,tsIv Co. School Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.


Pisl 80 ll3o-t-s 275 Of 9ba'r, 2soy, irsm.,
sscoudclsss dwelling 25x2a Owner. Henry Tit eu.
Plan 40 li3l8h-s 1uJ Of 3itve, 4stpfi broEn
stone tenpra Ms i1.6Ii5 owner, Ju g. lmoTe
Plan No ll63Bh l5 Of ilse ihre- 1-"ff hfes tfsl
oiass Dwellings, l6JIi5 Osners. Heller Schntr
Pn No - llhsve AMI 4th.t. corner four fscr, bnc
teueIueats p ST. Osuer, JhD Blche.l
Plan No 8f-5th No % 3siO brick store and tehenfut
25r52 Osuer " Gessner
Plan No a-ih.t rs q Of ghaye. @st0r brrs scF
enc 25I53 Owucr Ruit Ais
Plan No G-l-iave ib u <ths' one 4sor! ana base
men bncs store Tenement 25Ib5 Owner Jno OConHer.
Plan No H. hOWn0ne front store
and e1eneur. 2jI63 Owner, Bobm.
Plan 8-79h- 4y OF slave four 4torT broEh-slon.
front class ds cling, l9Ii5 Owuer-, ul Connolly
No Ihoml tjust No %, 2toy bnoI stable 23Ei
Owner estate - y. Loes.
Plan No Ig)5 75 shave Es,ory hrosu tout
hrs-cIas, d., IHur Z2.Ci.8 ONuer, !. +. Ons,eaL
Plan No igl-s4b 2s4 4 " 81 istsvt two Ssory brio.
store and eueueu Gamer Thomas Meuuness
lr.lelas- dwelling 2oIi6 Owner Thos. Hanson 90
Plan g1Bhst and 3sf fsOry brek store aul TEN
cnent 25.BI50 Oener Jno McGlnn. .,
Plan No l973thst - q slave ore tNofy bncs store
and tenement 20Ii5 Owner, John Mctiinn
lg-81h-st 10 Of Madison ont BueL2 tis
stone church 566r00G Orner Ttlmsn Church
Plan l-4ith-s lOp " Thaye, four istory boau-one
o. -cla.s dive fings 2iG16i Oruer, W As.or
I4thst tst0rg trck sorr'
an. teatmeas 2lGr5O OFuer, Leaue..
Psa Ne 100 Jog 1ncs store an ele
ne Mr. Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Thursday, Nov. II, 1870

NEW YORK. Thursday, Nov. IT, ITO
The real estate market continues moderately
active with q good demand for improved dwelling
houses ranging from $4,000 TO t35 COO Property OF TINS
class sells readily while higher priced dwellings are $40"
OF sale. There il but little speculative feeling pur
casers In instances buying for their own use ITO
fesonal operators buying at present. bnt there
IL great pressure sell at any concession In prices
The advertisement Of Adrian H. Muller OF the sale of o
Central Park lots unusually large attendance St
the Exchange today composed Of the prominent OWNERS
and dealers in real estate In this city The bddlng was
quite active hut the prices realized were 80 low that me
sale stopped by the auctoneer ot on tno noi.n
east corner OF Madis0n-aVe and HiItysecjndst, IoN
o. sold al s97bG lot corner MadisonaNe ana shty
third-s 25xIOO se 500 lot north side slXty second
St. feet east of Madison-aNe, brought F,Vr
four los on Fifty -nlnhst, facing ON central fark Win
four los in the rear facing on f1ityeghst were SOU
at ki52, CO., and were consido red % great bargain
Messrs. Wnans sands GaTTcttson sold the lroniroit
binding No 80 Church-st north OF hector-st,, mt
2Gsx42xi for S5625 Also ironfrot building ana lots
Nos. 80 49, aud 50 Churchs adjoining the above, iot
5T7xl47 for $780, The house sold the buildings
and of lots Nos 5 to 1l3 ST. sugect 10
ground rent Of S120 per annun. All of this property
purchased by Dr. j. &. Aver OF loWcli, MASS VINO
already owns the balance OF the DOCK on ,huichsl.
Mcssrs Roberts Mcclure disposed 1f Two HOUSES Oh
Thirty and one on Thirty second-st 81,
Wyckof & Little offered some Brooklyn properly full
particulars Of sales will he found below .
Homer Morgan j. Offering at private SAFE ile eegaht
residence the late Richard Field, M princeton Inc
place is widely known for ts collection Of rare trees ana
shrubs ana T. considered the most beautiful properly IN
Princeton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
A CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday adopted
, important ordinance

the following important ordnance:
SECTION public ni stock hereby created FOR an
Of which shall
issued by The Controller Of the City Of NevYort time to tine
amounts shall he required BY The Department Of Public Pss
subject the following conditions sad scck shall be desg
nse and Known The Central Park the interest
Of which sha be able shall rvemabe
vess from the dAy on which the same a created
The Controller hereby authorized directed advertise
for zen ds of proposals for sal fund stock hut proposal shall be
received for less thar the value single the SINKING
fun they elect
not lea asn the value thereof without
The said
the nominal or par value Of hundred dollars
SEC such shall opened until the day designated
TOT the opening thereof the ttvr therefor and alter
the expiration Of said ten days he Controller shall determine which and
NtAi proportion OF aid proposals shall and sh
ucstes "a form nearly be- Of The certificates Issued for The
water sock Of The City Of New orb for h amount accepted and 70
e or persons corporation OF oor'r tons whose proposals shall
have been accepted.
sEc The Controller shall receive an payable for and
said fund stock aud shah deposit She soOriac sith the
visions OF act emitted An sC i0f The mannsuo
regulation and of toe Genial Park de City Of hee ors
ana 20 prviie additional therefor passed Msrch 10 1850 and
tie Department of Pablo Parks shall apply ss exclusively 10
the purposes siehd the second section Of entitled An 40 10
authorize She co and maintenance observatory IN the City OF
Nc lork" IAssei May :. 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS ASKING FOR s25o,cOo

THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS ASKING FOR $4,000
AT the Dock Commissioners meeting, yester
day. the Treasurer Of the Board reported balance on
hand Sept 80 Of S7s Oj "a receipts during October for
rates, &C. S. OO9 co: interest deposits $50 49, Total
$S,9S9 81 Total disbursements, Si6,024 S. Amount In
Treasury $l37 964 70. Commissioner Wood moved that
the Secretary DE directed TO prepare communication 10
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fnd, to be signed by
the President and all the members OF the Board request
ing the Controller 10 issue Dock bonds to the amount OF
$4,000 for the and purposes of the Board Of Docks
the interest said bonds 10 he per cent payable semi
annually, principal and interest ~ United states gold
coin. Commits Toner Henry moved that the amount be
increased 20 SlO11G1 which motion lost. Commits
sOucr Henry then moved that the words "a per cont
&C. bc ciccd To this the entire Board agreed, and the
original motion passed unanimously. The Secretary
directed 90 prepare the annual report 81 the Depart
mcut, 20 DE submitted 10 the Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
STRIKE AT CoLsroN. n. u

over 90 men employed by the Weehawken
Oil Company have been strike for several days, and
threatening riot. The strikers received s. 50,
but the days becoming az least hour shorter, the Com
pauy reduced the 70 S. superintendent NOrtbrup
trying to introduce from Green Point new men, who
are brought 10y steamboat A body Of armed special
officers stationed the dock to protect them. The
strikers have secreted themselves In the woods on the
Cli1 where Mary Rogers was murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
Real CEsiaie 10 grtban9e.
Gonnirp propsrlp 10 Cei.

MAMMOTH CAVE, KY.-FOR LEASE
vi Pruuosas will be received b tie undersigned u November 49,
leasing above property for term Of he eAs from January
l. 1871 = " III tire tho present lease eYp
IT, the hotel aul oabE ngs belonging
thereto with garden Sufficient cleared land r panrr aud
he for The use 81 the lessee
hundred have vsei tue Cave durg
the urmbsT be largely increased Proposals WI"
D. received uton 81 she following propositions, VIZ;
A cash " be- psid Annually;
- FDr euts m bnnss AMI on he grounds 70 ue enpe1
III the direction Of The undersigned or m agent or
IA be paid such improvements unIe 1le
direction supervision II the Undersigned or h agents.
lie eIyad BY The Undersigned 10 such I'M
proyemens within the first year Of the lease.
Good vii be required % tie esS Ih right 10 REJECT any
AMI al bid IL expressly reserved.
The whole o. part furniture e hotel b. hough on
favorable terms and The presea esee Vii exhibit Tie promises to all
perJus rlposing io lease.
The ppe pleasant sni reads fnn ststonE the
Louisville vile Railroad viz Cave CITY about nine mles from
Glasgow Junction. about miles whence visitors s
promptly transferred 20 The Cave.
Tb I've ocaie btSfal romantic and healthy country OF
frrg the nvsu he s.er The sportsman sld
thoe bahfu quiet and rei lru tie Cave ef ii
famous the NoAlefm aud Interesting natural
euroty nsung all tine Uniformly and Increasing number oil
visitors - -
,gent snd az, Dol % e Included in The haze go
'''A' " R THOMPSON Trustee, Louisville, Ky
TI'O LET. for SALE or in EXCHANGE for
C Propery-On Fordh,n y ghs nues from depot and 90
g.ri,p Ee Possession uGeissr Splendid location Apply to
kOPPEL, II AHn,s
NIRGINIA.-A handsome RESIDENCE to
LET - Peieickshurg Va. AZ so month P0r part cuirs
spTlg to 4. r SMITH, s. Liuertyst, Room0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18

strapr and loose change One OF two Of the boys
hold victim while one two others rob him. Some Of
the boys attacked In this way have offered resistance
and been stoned and beaten Yesterday one OF the
teachers IN No ascertained that the boys In his class
had been robbed within two weeks past Of many srt
Giles and of a considerable sum OF money short time
vonng rhrs arrested but the Justice discharged them
AZ once on the application OF their parents wou,
NINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
DEr4RTURE or FoEEIGy vans
FRIDAY, Nov Is


SATURDAY. Nov r.
Ms for Europe Queen Liverpool steamship Cts Or
LONDON from Pier No. n. r. close the PotOfce at u
Supplementary for paid letters only made - Per no q
y X and closes a 1870 Steamship nails al m AH letters
depose Supplementary Mails must he prepaid with double posage
Mails the Brcu steamship bouau
foo Hookeu clos II he Pot O6ce al y No supple
ugutrrv Mail steamship sais Of 2 p. 10.
Ms for Asv and The south Pcfc srd Central Amer
Steamship Alaska, fum Per Nc q " H.. close al
tie Poyt- OAce 10 I1ll IA. Steamship sails a. u VI.
NIB Havana pr nsiip Ceoiatra, non Per No l. l. R.
care 90 tle ios, once at p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
ecHOOI.BOY ROBHERs.

IN Pi;t-st., between Rvington aBd Delaney,
D. .ae OF the largest private schou!s 10 iBe city. The
bOys of this ssboO Ia connection viii Others, make
practice o. assaultBg the pupil OF rbiie School No
in Evingon st., aud PaDlic scboV No - Ia brocIIest
spc robbiBs tbeS Of heg tU'ge-, pehsns, biieeeFos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
NOTICE TO THE BAR,

On the first day of the Brooklyn City Court
Term there will be general call of the entire oenns''
and upon such call may be set down Tor tra ny
consent for any day in term and u MOI rea{ e oI lien
when reached tie cause will to the foot of me ceu
Sar This rule will not be dey lated from In any case
excep for speca reason shown upon affidavit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR A STREET RAILROAD
John 0'Brien, in o suit against the Third
Railroad CO. claimed that the conductor startod TOO
soon causing him to fan and receive severe INJURIES loi
which he claimed $4,000 damages. The defense wa
general denial OF negligence on the part OF the
The jury failed u agree, after remaining ou' a tH'
and were yesterday discharged.