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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25

CALLING IT sQUARE.-Years ago Blaze wa,
agent Of stage company. There was a for
midable and organized opposition to the Com.
pany. and Blaze rendered them such sgna ser.
vice in bis capacity Of agent that they were
sorry when hs rendered bis Resignation.
you are some 81 800 behipd your account,
Blaze said the Chairman g"but 10 view OF
your faithful pnd Efficient services we shall
throw OF 500 Of the amount" 9 -
Blaze seemed touched by this generosity. A
tear stood in his eye, and his bosom throbbed
audibly.
" You viii throw OF $500. will you /" he at
last made out to say, and he seized the Chair.
mans hand ard pressed il almost passionately
to his lips. "Well sir" said Blaze, "rm ger.
henan-I ON. you bet! And won't allow no
stage company % snpass me in politeness III
fhrDw ct the otber $500 and we'll call ii square
40 gratitude--no thanks--it il my duty
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25

The saying that there IL more pleasure in
chiefly 70 kicks psdicipe and advice,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25

In Tho matter Of The Estate of In Probate Court %:
VIM II. Abbott. deceased. Boise county, l. I.
TT Is ORDERED BY THE JUDGE
l. Of said Court that all prrsuns interested In aid
estate a'poar before sad Probate Court saturday
the l1th day of September. 1870, at IL O'Clock NJ of
said aay. at tho court Of said Court In Idaho
CITY To show cansc Why order should not be grant.
ed to the Executor Of aid estate 70 sell 50 much Of
the estate Of deceased 80 may be necessary.
J. ID. 0At.BRATTH
Probate Judge Of Boise county, l. r.
Dated Idaho City, Aug. L. 1sT0-w4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25
SheriE's Sale.

Try VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out OF the District Court In aud for Boise
county Idaho Territory. upon Judgment rendered
In said court the eth day NJ June. 1870. wherein
John Brosan. John Ella. Dennis Crowley. Robert
Devins 1T ala the PLAINTIFF and Wash Kegsrries
in the defendant for the sum Of Seven Hundred aud
Ninety nine Dollars 1870 In gold coin Of the United
Of America aud costs of suii, taxed at Thirty
nine and a5ioo Dollars less the sum Of Four Humid
and Nine and 50 100 DoilArs paid thereon. duly
tested July IL. 1870 have seized and taken under
execution all OF the right title. claim and interest OF
the defendant the 3ith day Of May 1870. or which
hc may have acquired since that time. Of ia aud Ia
all that certain piece parcel oi mining ground
situate in Boise county. Idaho Territory and des.
crib1d 80 follows, To- wiE being one hill mining claim
situate on Wolf creek about one fourth VI mlle be-
low the town III PlAeeFFle. commencing al the
loser line Of Jimmy hos's clsam and running down
said rrcuk thc upper line ot HaaleYs claim. with
all singular thc improvements. appstenaaoes.
ixtnaeS st whatever naSure brl"pEIng fo tho said
claim. Public notice is hegsbs given that on
Monday, the 18th Day Of August, A. D. 1870.
a, II oelock. NJ. | nail SCH IN fFopl al the court
hoasc door Ia Idaho City the sAid aIusei~ser4bed
premises tho highest bidder for cash. geld eoi
10 s4l!asS said execution casEs aud ae1Tuins cAss
r. Is. BRlrrEN. Sheriff.
by III. y. aGxns. undsr Sheriff
Idaho city. July II. is5o~3
The above sale 10 postponed 10 Friday. August
36ih. 1870. az u O'Clock. NJ. y. ID. nRfTTES.
Idaho city. August IL. isT0 sheriff
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25
Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE UF An ENECITION To

DIV VIRTUE Of An EXECUTION To
ID me directed. issned ont Of the Court O. A. O
baacn. snstlcu of sAn Peace ia Idaho Cisy. Bo4se
county Idaho Territory on . jadgtncht rendered IA
sad coaFt the 9Th day Of isis, leo, Ia favor OF
Tho people at shS Territory IL Idaho Apd as&iasi
James Duncan. DESCENDANT. and thai certain hoaso
and los Main Pioneer city. Bo4sc ooants
l. r. and kaown the ba88ibg formerly nocapspd
ht J@4aea su@eAp ssovc. for tho ut sl3 sad
tGg9o aai.ass. ad "a AMI sos3o1 dollars costs os
stsss boh &c tgae a+0seoa4 slscl ts
ll.r aac&4 ye@F G>s9 ard sss. DID thc
ssA a29 %. August. 4 II. 1850. less nroa the sad
ssssoraereA fstsssos so satisfy s14s d~rassJ a'id
cossa stss. lxssss gAse uot4tc ilSAs AL 90
Friday. The I'd day Of September. $50.
a. tho hotg Is! - aiaca OF a44d dAY 80 sfasat O.;
$50 co8st hntso door ia Idaho Iats. eel! 81 Tallc
Auction the haeacst bidder for cash She above and
foregoing deses4boJ premises 10 sas4asy said iads
meat. Goals aud aoeTuAng ens.s
D IT, HRiTIEN. sLes7s
Hy u strha Under Siberia
Idaho C4ty. AuE1sG II. lsse4 ~
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-30

l a Csion, and for other purposes.
 i.nactsd by the Senate and House of tsaiaIiyes of the United States of Amer Congres. assembled, That all citizens ]. Uated States who are or shall be other alaG6ei by law to vote at any election ls people ia an any State, Territory, dis county, city, parish, township, school l ct municipality, or other territorial sub g0a, shall be entitled and allowed to vote al such elsction, without distinction of color, or previous condition of serTitude; ,onstitation, law, custom, usage, or regu- n0t any State or Territory, or by or under ahoEitE to the contrary notwithstand- S E }. And b. 1t further enacted, That if laie, the authority of the constitution IFS of any State, or the laws ofany Terri say act is or shall be required 10 be ma prerequisite CT qualification for y,a and by such constitution or laws per- or officers are or shall be charged with .sdormsnce of duties in furnishing to citi- ,a opportunity to perform such prercqui.- or to become qualified to vote, 1t shall 9a duty of every such person and officer < v to all citizens of the United States the and eqgal opportunity to perform such il1isl;e, and to become qualified to voto a distinction of race, color, or previous ton Of sarvitude; and if any such person 1,e' sball refuse or knowingly omit to effect 70 this section, ho shall, for every offence, forfeit aud pay the sum of five #7d dollars 10 the person aggrieveG s'Y 10 be recovered by an action on the 8 stn full costs and such allowance for ' i'as as the court shall deem just, and lso, for every such offence, be deemed O. misdemeanor, and shall, on convic- hereof, be fined not less than five hun- lo.ars, or be imprisoned not less than 2oaia and not more than one year,
 "a 1.-the discretion of the court,
 E Aud be 1t further enacted, That 's' 0y IT under tue authority of the 5 l1oa or laws of any State, or the laws
 territory, any act is or shall be re-
 '" -beI done by any citizen as 6 pre-
 .e to qualify or entitle him to vote, the
 any such citizen to perform the act "a to be None as aforesaid shall, if 1t
 '' os:rIel into execution by reason ot ,''sil at or omission aforesaid of the '' 0hcer charged with the duty of re-
 " permitting such performance or Y ge'iorm or acting thereon, be deemed -''' q" performance in law of such act ~ person 50 offering and failing as afore- .5- O4'ng otherwise qualified, shall be
 ' vote h the same manner aud to ,,. ~ 71'eht as The had in fact performed
 '.s and any judge, inspector, or other
 Y s'ecbop whose duty if is or shall be s,s eOG0t, certify, register, report, or
 -. -. 'O 'Ge vote Of auY such citizen who
 Oi33IaHy refuse or omit to receive, r.ay, register, report, or give effect
 VI aaen citizens upon the presen-
 \. .; .'n or 9iS affidavit stating such offer .s Sle ana place thereof, and the name ,,.1~ s'' oT person whose duty 1t was to
 i''l' and that he was wrongfully pre- .,, ; .a. a.el person or officer from perform saj ,,-S ~ saa u Tor every such offence for
 ,s.:. s-I tue sam of five hundred dolla rs
 ' .'- AgsSneVei thereby, to be recov-
 AS''o pa on the case, with full costs
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-30

lcT 10 enforce the ght of citizens of tn. apl States to vota Tn the several : States Of
 ] a Json, and for other purposes
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-30

and such allowance for counsel fees as the court shall deem just, and shall also for every suca offence be guilty of misde- meanor, and shall. on conviction thereof be fined not less than five hundred dollars or be imprisoned not less than one mouth and not more than one year, or both, st the dis- nratinn nf thn nnnrt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
rS;ty Hall Anuust 1QrO

Slty AANAs <AuSuSo - Aosos
The taxpayers whose names ap
pear in the following list, will
please take notice that this publ
cation for thirty days constitutes q
Judgment against them.
All bills paid at this office before
the thirty-1irst of August, will bt
charged seventy-five cents for ad
vertising. After that date l will
proceed with strict impartiality t.
collect the bills remaining unpaid
in such manner as will bring into
the treasury the largest sum in the
shortest time.
The charter gives me extraor,
binary power, and justice to promp,,
paying taxpayers requires that
should exercise it.
JOHN S. WALTON, o.
Administrator Of Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SUPERIOR COURT-CnAMRrRs.

4 HabCas Corpus CdSe-Tke Commissioners Of
Ch0ry cannot hold the bodies Of children for Hoard
An important decision given by Judge McCunn
yesterday, in Superior Court, Chambers, concerning
tile right the Commission of Charity to dealn the
bodies OF Children for their board. Two Children John
and Mary Ann Green. ed respectively eight and ten
years, brought ifJ Court motion to discharge
Them from The custody OF the Commissioners ~ Charity.
From the argument the motion il appears That about
fouf years their mother who Is poor widow, con
SIGNED them "a the OF the Commissioners OF Charities
uiill she could make arrangements to place them i'll
charge Of a Roman Catholic Educational Society. An
c.ildTen should continue under their after three
months e mother should pay their board at the rate Of
$40 month"; Jntr this agreement boaid bill OF about
SlO0 contracted.
Mr. A. J. Delany, on behalf OF the children, urged
that While the mother ct present able To provide
Tor the fdre Yet she WaSiu tTatcncd circumstances,
aud was unable 10 pay the accumulated bill.
Mr.. Cummings, counsel for the Commissioners, Op-
posed the motion, cOLtcudug that, under this contract
the aInount that was for the chdren's board
should no paid by the mother or by the society TO whose
charge The children were about to be consigned
,dEo icCuMn hold that 10 would be contrary TO rea-
con and Justice 20 deprive the mother OF the control of
her children. because, though IL admitted that she
was at present too poor 10 pay the amount now due still
Ii equally clear that SIZE in condition TO sup
port them in the future Tie Court also decided that
claim could be preferred against the Roman Catholic
Society referred TO- Ii tie mother in condition TO
pay the amount due IL mi sht then become question for
TIE Court % whether he could enforce the contract
condition precedent 10 the discharge of these children
from tte custody OF the Commissioners of Charity In
accordance with Judge McCunnS decision, the children
left the courtroom with their mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
THE COURTS.
INVITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Refore .Ju9qe Bepedict-U United States agt
yo,cS. Go,,lscr- The prisoner tried Wednesday
~ agree he was discharged Yesterday morning on his
own recoynzanee, motion Of the DStTict-Aitorney
Renona Howard aTrigned on an indictment Tor man
ufactuing cOuntcricitng. and n1ng counter1et watch
saups aud plead guilty, has been released on SiOS
bail. aud the ease set down Tor Monday.
Tie case Of Col Clark, indicted for counerclUng 10
blcco stamps is adjourned until Wednesday next owing
IL the absence of counsel.
Moore s Mason. pleaded guilty to the second count
Of an Indictment charging him with having coinmlteI
perjury in swearing to affidavit that money order OF
t5 had been sent 90 him by mail and lost was pronSht
been made to the Court of the prisoners former good
character, and the probability of his obtaining employ
ment il released, sentence was SUSPENDED +, 81, nae
Ehelred Woodward, charged WIN having u, b nl as
session and uttcrng counterfeit currency mas pSen as
sigred counsel. and the adjourned untl Monday.
H0bOkcp Land and improvement Company agt.
Steamer Caauy1 Gc.-Judge Woodruff, the new CTedit
Judge has jus. finished hearing the aumal'y aple1
calendar in Brooklyn, where causes nave peen aceun
MOST important t involved the question whether the
owners of the fTry-hoat could sustain the recovery
awarded Them the Court below Orthe detention OF me
injured vessel While underg, ing repairs USED ny Ile
tays. ". j. \. Fuller esq, contehwH tniI alllougn
there had been doubt on this point te whole current
Of def S0Bs shows progressive rue tIat the law
should allow such damages I. van SahtNoord, esq;
molutued the opposite doctrine that demurrage should
not DE allowed where no actual loss or market demand
Decision reserved Albeit and Fuller for the Com
pany &. Van S1ntyoord for The Cayuga.
DcisiJa8-By judge Brady-Evans agt. Lichten-
cr-Mofon dculed Conner agt. Mnklee-Order settled:
~ Judge CardOz0.-AdcliEe W.Yanderbcrg- Decree OF
Fire end Buildug Stone Company agt Hampshire Mutu-
al Fire Insurance Ccmpany.-MOtOn granted without
costs. iR re. petition OF George f. A. Dumbnannet al
Order granted HelnenWay agt. acknowledgement
granted. KCib ACT. COrson.-MOtOn grantod.-Steyens
AZ. RoeGer.-Judgment granted sutton agt Dggles-
Case settled. Kenyon agt E!dI1dSe.-MotOn granted
Hall ATT MrigLf.-t)TUgT granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMpERs.

Before ,Tidqe CdrdO.O.-HeIm0R Won Keller
agt HeITqOR Won SChWtag Il di.-In August 1863, the
defendant IL this action the of interest In
stock OF goods then in the possession of Sursburg
AID above S2750o0 On the sth of August he sold his in
tcret TO HermOn Won Keller the plaintiff for 100000, the
money 10 be placed 70 the credit Of Schung by Sturs
burg Co.. agreemcn ut 20 that effect being drawn up
and signed but money rendered. On the 10th OF the
mOnth two days afterwaTd, Schuting forbade
tie contamination Of the agreement stating that his wife
not satisfied, and that he insane when he en-
tered into IT, He also demanded the papers. The sale
of the goods realized 500 6l, Scultngs share which had
been sold 10 Won Keller being 10000. Won Keller
rlt this srt against Schulting, Sursburg Co.. and
Psne Berry d Co. fOr that and the ease was re-
fcTieG tOeXJudge EimOt as refer who decided IN
lis favor and Judgment entered upon the report Ill
favor OF plaintiff.
4 motion was made yesterday by Mr.. John Graham on
behalf Of Sturhurg 70 set aside the judgment and have
another refeTe appointed or the ground-FrSt That the
Judgment warrant by tie report; hut this OBJ
lection lie aiterward waived Second: To set aside the
tie ground that the referee has not disposed OF
ali the issues Third: That the referee disrcgarded the
opinion the General form given upon an appeal nom
an order appointing receiver. FOurt: 1hdJ the de-
PENDANTS were nscd ny statements of the referee as TO
the effect be 70 the opinion OF the General lefi
anil 80 on ground that there facts IN the case
TO support the referees conclusions OF law. -
The decision of the Court reserved. For plaintiff
MI Wand rp0el and Mr.. La ROGUE; Tor defendant,
Stursl-. 2, Mir. John Graham and Mr.. Chas. WE'VE.
IT. Ertt Of HdbC0S COTpnS.-FOur repeaters Frederick
Rrdcr, Henry Martin, Martin Ryan, and Thomas scott,
were arrested ia the First Fourth and Firth Wards on
election day for Illegal voting, and taken before Judge
oean at tie Ioubs Police Court, who fixed their bail
at s. O each Assistant DSricAttOrney Blunt, repre-
seuuC people, refused to accept bail in that amount
aBd a writ OF hacts corpus was obtained, retiunane
Yesterday before judge CaTdOzO who decided that the
D!srictAttOrey must accept the bail fixed by the mag
istrate The repeatcIs left the courtroom apparently
well pleased al their speedy release.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

The following list of plans OF buildings sub
mtted for approval TO Mr.. James NJ. Macgrcgor, the
superintendent of Buildings during the past week:
nnNo 53-ll9t 1893 nwOf Ayenae A, one 'tOry frame
Plan No -Gols No @ 3story brick store l67riO Osner,
Plan 80 500 lahaye and Gsn'e,OGr corner one aso brick
o s sr 40 dssa 70 draw iG three ory brown
fr.tcass dveIlne., l6alaS. Owner, Cha; ]. Mallory
and G dwellings a1a osnef John Peitew ~
n and ,eaneni. ac r Owner basement
pn S ca m owS ' JAMIE. S and
, pR No . '9 orIei a sS one '' free stone
Plan No S124sve and 4ahs rear one S'Oy brick store
5-2dst No ill., isioy brick saloon aOroi Owner,
'I Pa@ 20 1 No. a one ssory brick factory a4r
Plan No 5os~5ht shave l.tOry basement
Plan No. sr-2isve bet 5h eight Sory brick
Pian No Of iltavc one a,tOy brick store
'n r Ht sG l 9Ta sd 1S9 Ess cor o brick
'n Plan aHf NJ % UsH; h1s fP1a eight ~ ard basement
brSyn-:tone front 6r.tes dsesg loSIsO Gs1r Mr. Re
ling i6IaS Owner Joseph Hill ...,-.
so Fl2 Nc o VIEW az . sst 81 d "a &C. Bin ~
plan No 49, rear 2stOry brick stable i5rs
Plan 70 s No lc TIs 'o and '''em brick 'eHe
Pn No SsoeI 100; 5sOy brick and tenement 2OI
Plan No s1i-Rdge No ST. History brick dwelling 7Io
Plan No $40 and 49, three soy brick and brown
No s33st 275 Of 1tbav one tsory brOTnsiOne
Plan No 5S-lsaye es 100 of 6hst 2soy brick oEe
251p. Owner, J Carlton
No 5523thst 25 OF 8tlave 5story biek factory
25ri7. Owner, Ahm Wtleh -, 81. =.
Plan No 5l6-We iOtst 5, lsoy brick stable l2I6
Owner w Schwers
Plan No 5-wes ?ss,, No 2O7 6sory brick factory, 22ro
Owner, Fred Beck. 49,
Plan No 52s-sthst 100 Of save 3story brick, first
class dwell ngs, 2O,4j. Owner, Terrence Farley
5-sve bet 6th and 5hss ten isory bnek stores
and dwellings 2O,5a. Owner, Terrence Farley.
No Of Ord 2story once
2Or2G5. Owner, Terrence Farley.
Nc OF have Jstoryi 'front.'
Grstcass dwelling. 2Ox50. Owner, T Farley.
Plan No 5fl55thst 80 Of 5haye, 2story brick stable
27r24 Owner, Mrs. k Jones' 1870
plan No 5a-Ayenue A. 626 Of 79thst 2ory frame
seooudcass dwelling, 1919. Owner, Joseph SehSab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREST, &cn steamship Lafayette May l9-Messr Larry
C. Noel MAYER Grams oPpnheim, Cszade huibr
Knron Camps Sbeppers Core Sroud dc Chat'en +
Kuppenh,i Ruben g. and W. T. Carpenter de Castro n Do
Reggc, Thomas L. B. Banum, p fomastn Leom CsnPsr
Rsstucdtr X. Fabry Aoiee Rue Sehne hbeis
Olivier Forenyle Payo Antoine Csisson iiubAef Moi
Mole Feule onsn A. Dubreu H. Chnor Chsrro1 soRbf,
l. A. Hooebeek HgbeI Rsttg g. sesrs' B. RES X ch W.
h ard Chantar Gesche and family Ms Deckwiih snd caash
Muhern w and Wife Mr.. Mosr and ~i M sag
mann fmly and family Mr. Coufr and family M
DaI and NJ Faye and wife, NM Lee s1s Mr. Son sha family
Parsnt Ms Misses A. Schhkecht Miss g. "o'm.r
Mas Huber Mrs C. Chambers Mr. and Ms Morrison Mr. And MIS-
Miss CoTbin.
IRON BREMRS-In steamship Brennan, May ls-W scho-n snt
family Boil Chas Cannmsnu L. Chrsi John .uierbAeh Jo
r. Klenry Sophie Muller r. Nedwd Anna IeSka Dun
and family Casper W. d. Dinsng stesrnE Eise GausnAna
Caut Lsca5 c. Mehl :. Fcby Louise feh and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

that the defendant Then held the before mentioned 10 90
and bonds amounting nj par to 900 together with
ali The interest coupons to said bonds all OF which are a.
legged have the property Of plaintiff as executor
of Henry W. Reed IL Ia alleged that the defendant nm
lawfully converted the bonds his and had
fused o settle with the plaintiff Since the conversation
IL said that the bonds had Increased IN Vauc 10 SSO
which after deductng the amount due defendant wond
leave balance OF due to the plaintiff aud 1t was to
recover that sum that this suit was brought Inc de-
fendant's answer was general denial The action
on for trial before the Supreme Court in March of last
year. when q motion for new SUIT maze ny henry ~
Place esq. of counsel for defendant was granted.
motion vacae the nonsuit was afterward made before
Judge Thompson, in the City Court and denied The
case then taken 10 the General Ier, where Judge
Thompson's decision reversed. and new trial or
dered anG commenced IN the City Court yesterday and
L. still OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
uNITrD sTATEs cOMMIssIoNERs' COUNT

Before Commissioner Betts.-Mchael Myers
was ARE ii the 10th inst. charged with having
'oled DDS procured credit. The facts are that
49, ng some $1,000 in debit applied TO one OF the
mem p 0i the firm Of A. 4 G.. d. Alairc who induced
Aye's creditors % give a. extension OF three and
tx months Sory afterward before the extension ex-
iIcd his store closed and his goods sold by A NJ
tTi,talar. oncer, the ground that they had
been pledged to him for $500, advanced by him at dix
Jer,ut times between January and the 9Th OF March
Wle!cupur c. II. Booth Co.. creditors, filed petition
in bankruptcy auI procured the bankrups arrest under
months before bankruptcy misdemeanor. Myers was
held 20 bail i'm 500 Hilton Campbell Bell for cred
tors. A. BluBichstcl tor prisoner
I,cJ0re Commissioner Osborn. - The llOwsky case
which has heretofore caused much trouble 10 Govern
rnuf officers and feeling among them, has been re-
yiycd TIE charge against the prisoner is subornauon
e ariury fin tie Barker distilery case Leon Friedman
who testimony was alleged 10 have been subOrned by
The prisoner testified that Iowsky, who was Bankers
Irer promised the witness $3.50 If he would stay away
from the disery trial; that lie did stay away, but tat
The prisoner did not pay him as he agreed ON pelng
ahmed he sWufe that if the money bad been
uaid nc would have sworn III prisoners FAVOR joseph
ben for defense Assistant DistrctAtorney Pheps lor
the Government. $500, ,,o Ynorsor
WHO was the puIser OF the Helyetia and was arrested
two months ago for smuggling shawls ana dresses, 1as
discharged Yesterday by the Commissioner on tne no'o
OF the District Attorney =, ~, , ,,o,,o ~, tho
The examination OF William III. Hall and RucRie on tne
chsrge ~ huyjug Oil of Gloves and OIL of Bay, knowing
Inc zane to nave been snuggled, came on YESTERDAY III
inc limited states Circuit Court The evidence hereto
fnre alducrd was that the articles were sold 10 me
dcfcudaUts bv a man who obtained them from INC
sr,n~,scrs Case adjourned until Tuesday next on the
ADMIRATION of the DistiictAttOrncy. Ethan Alien ior
defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK, Thursday. Nav 70. ~


The Messrs. johnson e. Miller had very
successful sale of Staten Island property to-day Aargc
number of persons attended from this city, and the peo-
pie OF Staten Island seemed for the most part to have
assembled at NewBghton the lots Of the wester
ve estate announced to be sold Previous TO the sale
the company partoek Of lunch and at the auction all
seemed TO be in the best Of huor anxious to bid and to
buy. As consequence every lot Sold and before
the Messrs johnson Miller left the ground they had
received deposit from each purchaser On Monday the
ing sites.
AT the Exchange, Mr.. James'M Miller was the only
auctoneer and other properties sold by him was
the SchermerhOrn Mansion the south side OF Eighty
thirdst. Thrdave, for 1928 The size OF the plot
Is 907xl25 feet Three full lots Eghthaye east side
commencing 21 feet north from One hundred andfor
second ST. brought S9s2S and four lots the same
avenue, 50 feet south from One
st, sold for $l2,4t5