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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
FUNERAL OF ROBERT ID. HOLMES.

The last tribute to the memory of Robert ID.
Holmes, who died Saturday evening last was the
funeral services which took place yesterday Mt Grace
Church. tho Rev. DR.. Potter. the rector, officiating Mr.
Holmes was one the most distinguished and honored
members Of the fraternity in the country. hav
ing been at the time Of his death tho Past Grand Master OF
the Grand Lodge OF this State The funeral services were
announced to take place at p. H., but long be-.
fore that hour the side aises and were crowded
The entire body OF the church reserved for the
mourners and friends Of the family and the prominent
members OF the fraternity SO eager were the people to
gain adntance that number Of persons attempted to
palm themselves of members Of the press which con-
sideraby annoyed Sergeant Carpenter OF the police
force, who was In charge of the doorA In the mean
tme the remains conveyed from tho late residence
of N.Y. Holmes TO church. under the escort OF the
Grand Lodge Of the state The procession as II entered
the church, was by the Rev. Dr. Potter and the
iTanhoe Comnandsry Of Knights TempIar, Of which Mr.
Holmes member. The psu-bearers were tne iour
W. Harris, r W. Charles sackreuter, r. v. I. A. Rech-
schefer, and Judge John A Brady, J1ags henry
The remains, which were incased In beautiful rose.
wood casket. placed in front OF tho chanoe ana
nifty stood beside them with spears crossed The mem
bers OF the Ivanhoe Commandery surrounded the
nSse nsSer the command Of their present Grand
Master Judge Gibson Of Salem, N " occupied the for
The services were begun with tho reading Of the tn
chapter Of Corinthians. and were concluded win tne
I ,sS epndesh Of Mr. George orsans was
haaptfnIly rivep and seemed 10 impress tho enufe
long time was occupied n a, sSs 1Ss
down the sisle under the arch OF steel when
was formed by the swords Of the KnShn INC
nroces son than started for Green wood Cenescr{ -
Pprecedns the hearse tho following Lodges: IN
cine, Concord, Columbian Mount Mo,, S N,nH,as
Wrsh recSseh Mechanic, Arcturts, hmefovs Cesile'
aone
,sn,., Metyopoitau. Globe Lebsuon. John ID Willard
Mn,,on (:hsncslIof Wal worth. Pythexorss ExceriG
lie Union FrsuoAAaa. MSstQ T7a @n@xstp0VAeS' SSSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
Sp,tiaI Huiif,s.

Phalon's - yitalia ." Or, Salvation for tho Hair
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAZE IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoys dlsers utterly from all the Dyes col
ore" and % totally d9sresi Pna-
eps 1t mp migrant and perfectly nnoeua' prseptsses ne
muddy a.eeusu u,t.. req1 shaking mp srd communicate
no stain III. liner. No curtain nsees'ay to
es.l ito turbd appearance for the simple that HS rosfeA
all in..nn and purposes in Toilet Chemistry
For sal. S. all arussira PHALOs Il SON. Se~.rorE
THIS Thursday EVENING o'clock Room "a Cooper Bnt
ing examination of inventions snd dscoye Mr
points by experiment. The pubic inyite
kRoBKRr WEIR Secretary. n d. IILlMAA, CBanmsa
AT the Re OCULAR Monthly Meeting Of The UNION kkPtB
IICAN ASSOCIATION Of the Fourth Assembly District held Ties
6 1870 following resolution unanimously sdoPd: '"
regret has been the Senate for Coo
for the Eighth District Of NeWierk place of h
Hon. JOHN " GRlDLBf, aud THIS ssociauon asks 70 beh :" p
Assembly District that JOHN GRlDLEi
be retained present position aud thai Of ibis resolution "
Fenton and CoDkn JAMES hcLARES PreA
THOMAS DOSALDs Secretary
Seventh Assembly District Union Republican Assoek
etion-A regular monthly meeting all be bed
their Hssdqa.ten No. loo sir'hs THIS s9I'Sa $1,000
JAMES j. CARROLL, Seeretary
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republican A-socL
alton will bold meeting at Krumms Hail. 2i6 est Thirty Are
THIS Thursday EVENING at o'clock The seuen Of tie Geaefa
Committee excluding Delegates OF this District viii be eond-eL
ROBERT HoAG Secretary. HENRY D. LAPACGH Prssdert
Twentieth Assembly District Union Repubiican Asss
ciatOu.The regular monthly meeting viii he held az Dageie-s
loo Third ave. THIS Thursday EVENING sseSs
WEEKS W. CrLvzs Albert BoGAKT. Secretaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
ARRAY IN A sALooN-THREE MEN SHOT

At 6! a. IN. yesterday a number of men were
gathered in saloon No SO Frankfortst kept 10y f. p
Gold wick Nearly all OF them had but just returned from
ball at Brookess Assembly Rooms, aud were more or less
under the influence Of liquor After paraklng OF several
drinks one OF tho men named John alias "Bncky" Nc
Cabe noted ruan. who had been conducting himself in
very dsorderly manner. quarreed with the bartender
Thomas Draper about the payment, ana nnaly struck
him. Draper attempted TO defend himself. and caught
up a deeanter, when McCsbo drew pistol aud fired at
him Draper saved himself by lodging behind the bar
counter. Michael Draper, brother OF the bartender
came his assistance aud MeCsbe fred three more shots
at them and others who had attempted 10 interfere
Thomas Draper ped unhurt, but Michael received
bullet In the left thigh, causing very serious wound
Richard Bowling Of no. IS MadisOnst was shot in the
left breast the ball passing inward and upward about
1--WE inches and lodging between the breasts Tnls Is
also serions wound. Another man, whose name or
residence the police could not learn, was shot In
the left hand Immediately after the shooting.
Mctabe fled, and escaped. Draper and Downing
we've removed 20 the Oak-st. Polce-Statlon, where
Pol,ce-surgeon Donor attended and extracted
the balls The wounds Of the men arc pronounced by
DR. Donor serious, but not necessarily dangerous
Both were removed Bellevue Hospital. Officers were
Mt once dispatched in search OF McCabe, who Is well
known and scarcely escape arrest lie resides az NO.
Vandewaterst. He mas on many occasions been cOn'
cered In ARRAYS Of this description aud bears the repu'
tation being lawlcss desperado. He has heretofore
ESCAPED punishment for his mlSdeeds in consequence OF
The political influence he possesses, being valuable
man as times at democratic primaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
NEW-IERSEY

RAILROAD MATrERs-woYAN SUFFRAGE.
TRENTON, March 16.-In the Senate. the House
Dill to enable the Erie Railroad Company to build
brsosh road created strong debate, but was finally
ordered 10 third reading, and subsequently passed
rhe bill 20 exempt the New7Jersey Railroad Company
from for opeuug streets and sewers IN Essex
and Hudsa Counties was also ordered 70 third read
ing The Hoose BILL exemptlnR the Eric Railroad Com
pany from municipal taxation was engaging tho aten-
tlsn of the Senate at late hour tonight.
In the Hoas resolution was INTRODUCED 70 secure 10
the right 10 vote. Bile pa.sed-To incorp orate
Tho Newark ana Hudson Railroad Company; TO allow
rarno~d and DpaDies insure freight trans
sInesdss In the senste by making tho rate of taxation
reaz and personal property and half mills in
aeaa o. seren.tenths Of a mill the dollar This
smsnrseDl Ss not eencurred in by the House by vote
Of % tos
The Sesate md Bouse Of Assembly held Joint meet
irg this Afternoon when large number Of appointments
far Justices OF the Peace. Commissioners Of Deeds and
state ocjoers we're confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SBNl1E... ALBANY. March f6.
Reorganizing the Police Department OF the
City and County Of EewIOrs (which was made special
relative iV to the uca Water works INCORPORATING the
Manhattan Market Company; Incorporating tho Metro
Hunters Point and Prospect Park Railroad TO extend
Its tracks; the Buffalo superior Court bill authorizing
able 10 authorize the saleor lease OF telegraph compa
MES adverse to the bill to amend the law to protect
female to proy,alng Tor granting 1o
the further improvement OF Prospect Park, Brooklyn
for the sae Of portion OF rrospeet LafK ~ ,hS
dies Home Society OF the Baptist Church Of the City OF
eney Tor rs. eaya
BILLS INTRODUCED. ~,
Appropriations for canal expenses; evying mill tax
to pay for new work on the canals.
BILLS PASSED.
Providing for trials In OF convictions IN The
Courts of Oyer and Terniner; TO establish Police De
parment in Brooklyn: authorizing the Avenue Rail
road Company TO extend their tracks In the CITY OF new
York.
The Senate then went into Executive session to act
upon appoin: ments OF Notaries Public. 800
After opening the doors the Senate took recess 'ii
large number OF Notaries Public were confirmed IN
Executive session.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate in Committee of the Whole
trustees OF asyums to bind out orphans and provide
for the custody Of such ehildrenhd reading TO pro
relative to tn the LADIES' Home Society Of the Baptist
cnufcnes OF the Clly OF NcW-lOIh-lIlIu
the Assembly bill to extend the time for the
collection OF taxes in Richmond was read and passed
bill provide for Police Court in York. rea.
tive to the Rensselaer, Comfy Treasurer relative
to General Assessors of Troy relative to the Court
OF Appeals and the Commission OF Appeals. defining
powers dutiesthird reading Increasing the number
OF City Judges of Brooklyn, and defining the manner OF
election providing for the ackpoTledgment OF papers by
persons residing in Canada-third reading.
Mr. DREAMER introduced a bill Amending the charter
Of the New-York and Brooklyn Iron Tubular Tunnel
Company II authorizes the cities OF NeT-fork ana
Brooklyn subscribe the stock OF said Company 10
tho OF 100000 1t also authorizes the Company
TO their tunnel East River and North River
and connect the to form continuous me-
aud transport passengers and freight by railroad or
otherwise at the rate OF three cents per mile.
To incorporate the NewYofk Industrial Exhibition
COmpany-the bill authorizes tho Company TO erect "a
building similar TO the Crystal Palace AT Sydenham with
capital of 100000 and OH all kinds OF business
third reading amending the charter Of the Metropoli
tan Savings Bank OF NewYork reducing the number OF
drectOrs-tbTd reading extending the Brooklyn CITY
Hunters Point and Prospect Park Railroad Company &
tracks--thrd reading. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

Hancock Ocean. Manhattan. ct johns. Prince
OF Orange, Perseverance, City. Harlem, Raymond.
greenwich Uoi>rd Brothers, Allison. Citigsps Abrams.
Darcy, Bunting. Evangelist Park Cyrus. Puritan Ivan.
hoe. Zerubhabe, Architrct, Ffansun, Pyramid. Mont
g0mery. There fully 5000 membera OF the fraier
my IN the line Of ell of whom escorted the
remains TO the South Ferry IyanhOe commandery acted
guard vi hOnor and. together with the Mystic TIC
Lodge followed the remains to their final resting place
The ssiemr snd impressive funeral ceremonies OF the
Masonic fraternity performed at the grave Under
tho direction Of T. W John AntboD, Deputy Grand Master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
OBITUARY..
DIR, JAMES SWAIN.

Dr. James Swain, whose death, in Paris, was
reported by cable dispatch yesterday morning. was
proprietor OF "swan's Panacea," and very wealthy
man. He had been living in Paris for five years He
came 70 Phiadephiaat the commencement Of the war.
and presented the city with two rned canhon ana was
leading member OF the Sanitary Commission
Mrs. Mary Foster of Newark, N. j., died
yesterday She resident OF this city during the
early part of her e At the funeral Of Gen. Washington
abe was one OF the sixty young girls who carried in pro-
cesson baskets OF laurel leaves Mrs Foster 81 years
OF age at the time OF her death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
POLITICAL.
MAINE.

RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE LEGISLATURE
AUGUSTA, March l6.--The Senate to-day re-
roasdered ts vote indefinitely postponng the bill allow
sg the City Of Portland aid the Portland and Rutland
Railroad The bill 10 extend the charter OF the Somerset
GarOad was referred the next Legislature. In the
GOuse resolutions adopted appropriatng $4,000 10
The Bath soldiers Orphans Asylum, and $4,000 70 the
Sate Prison. Resolutions in favor OF an Agrlculturai
College and Maine General Hospital were discussed and
laid On the table The Committee Federal Relations
reported resolution requesting the Maine Gelegaon IN
Congress 20 ask for commission 10 inquire into the
soldiers Aayurns for the purpose Of ascertaning II 1t -
abe best system aiding the class intended lhe Di
relating banks aud insurance companies vas amended
and clCyQssGu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
The Ladies, sorc-i. CIub Of Ssw.Yors rec,

The Ladies, soro~s Club Of SewYofs recently eh'nsei
d,esoss sufge Hair Preparations sai F"ps b''
TeJ declared that where bad not endowed them Win
beauty II VA. their r4byea their dnty-o where they oosj
they BALs SiloNsss. Rough
skp and Rsgs snd the complexion most dfn9> soro
and mbte appearance dangerous To no do1b 'rd hS
Lross made II. Hair grow thick son and a"ial ps
and prevented from tanning II the pTopnss0r'"
they BOT smart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

is moi named Henry C. Murphy win PROBABLY be tho
man The Senate did not net on the nominations.
The Committee OF Conference about the Excise lay
port nothing concerning the amendments made Ia
the Assembly Some OF the Democrats from the interior
rather shocked Mt tina ffeeaDdcasy provisions for
liquor selling the Sabbath aud 10 Is said that they
will sioutly resist the bill that account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, March 1G. - Gov. Hoffman to-day
sent TO the Senate the names Francis Herman OF
Utica and Montgomery ThroOp of Eew-iOrk. ~ Com
msoner TO revise Statutes OF tho State ordered by
passes at the present session or the Legislature
Their confirmation was laid over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

Sslos Robinsons house in Florida was at
tssAod ~ sAafslsr the other night Mr. Robinson hoard
linn sposssaS On the front door. sad when he the
psist " a. snpr through the plank. he nrcA Tho
kare7N1m bos come any further but the Dext RoroG
GpaaA 90 waafL "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PANS March ke Bourse closed srOng Rates % francs 70
FKAsKsoRr i6Un:.d States bonds trmi quotations
HivRn March 6Ccn opened sa and closed quiet the spot
,aoa Mng opened at 3O francs and closed at
l30t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
RnRYIIn cArrIR MARKRT-MARcH l6

CaleReeepts 95 head The market frm aud prices
ic higher for fair prime Beeves Tho storm restricts ba.
pe.S head tic for prime e for ir ~
SIC for Soeke Mich Cows and shade better. Ho.sreesp
the market quiet and noniusly unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
CONNECTICUT.
kOMINATIONS.

NoxwiGR Conn.,, March 16.-The Democrats
OF the ssyepA Senatorial District have nominated Abe
Cesvesss Of vLondoa in the Eighth District Erastus
Howtfs Preston; In the First District Elisha John.
soa or hsseord and In the Thirteenth District Edwin
A. Back ~ Ashford. The Republicans Of tie Seventh
sstriss hse nominated AmosB. Taylor OF Bloomington
M Nsth District Henry Williams of Salem, and IN
- Hsss, Cd Samuel A More Of New-BritlAI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

GILMASDAvIsTn th, city, the llh Mr. stephen Gd"s'
Sing Sing ~ Y 10 Mrs L. A. Davis % Cincinnati Ohio
Cincinnati papers please copy.
WOOLsRY- BHCKwITII--In Batavia n Y. March 1870 bT
ust Mr. Henry H. WOosJ OF Batavia aHd Misc Mara e. Beeksh
OF the sane place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

Ga March l6Cotton active at better prices a{t
bales; Middliass 2ot 12oie. receipts l69 bales
N c. March l6Spirs Turpertue active 'st <jc
light kosn trn a. 81 g1f 90 Crude Iurpenuus al
changed Tar steady So Cotton tm Ut 20i for Mdding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
P1SSEYGE RS ARRIVED.

FROM NRw-ORLEANS dc-Iu steamship Bieuvle.-G. G. Hui
tng,ou wife l. r. Wilkinson, Nrs Barnett Barnett hrs
W. Cahtu, Tsvor r. Q. Wells A H. Hart From HAWAII
story Thol GAvey, FrAnkba Burgess Ma
thar, Jas Sanders, H. Ballhaissen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
HAVANA MARKETS
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Hivlya March i6Tbe Sugar market frm With improved
Bxchs8ge Joudon i0iUi3 pen United
States 20 days sight, In gold, a per cel. prem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

sars rgriug carried away To ss,rho' nfi'g ~
hes all carried The steamship ga hSosf
AZ The dock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
MARRLED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Iss Stamping Note PaPef
VIZ SoS io4 FrIToS-sr OLD DtTcB CBcRGa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

The Trophy Tomato -Tweni, seeds s. sesd Zoe erdir
Address GIo. Il. WAMys. ~. Ogtes Farm. Newport, Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

Addison c. Gushing, Democrat, has been
sssesed rsas~ns the village of Fredonis Chsutauqsa
Eeunty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
Bargains, Bargains.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER, AND PLATED


Bargains, Bargains.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER. AND PLATED
WARE.
The subscribe. No. 3l3 BROADWAY under the ST
NICHOLAS HOTEL May l. and Is selling FINE COLI
| WATCHES and CHAINS. FINE GOLD EARRINGS. anu PINS
BRACELETS. LoCKBTs NECKLACES. &C. at greatly reduced
prices.
DIAMOND RINGS at BARGAINS some los THEFT.
FORTY andF FIFTY DOLLARS each
SOLID SILVER SPOONS FoRGs CUPS, NAPKIN RINGS. he.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
sILvERPLATED WARE nearly prices FRENCH JRwRLRr.
ENGLISH JET JEwBLRf, FANS. OPERA GLASSES ke. ali
the usual prices GEO. C. ALLEN, AIS Broadsay.
Oue door below C.nsl,t
Ovington Brothers
selling
Large Partisan Granite Dinner
L,rss China setsfor................
TEN PER CENT LESS
THAN NETWORK HOUSES
very large variety Of rich and pa Decorated Dinner Services
BrouIs Clocks Paran S,u and Fancy Goods at equally Toe
prices buyers invited compare prices before purehs'Ss
Fulton ferry pas. delivered in SswrO Je-
sey City &C.. packed and shipped free Of charge
23s 21s 20 Fusoa,t Brcosys
Extraordinary Barsain-.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE PRICES
CLOCKS, BRONZES, VASES and MANTEL SETS.
AT AND BELOW COST.
be May business un
date By heurS sieOl David
at No. 6S6 Broadway
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT G. Co.,
Corner Of Broadway Aod Broouest
Our store, sorlcc TO let either entire ire lots sepsrs
selling Out.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
GLASS BRONZE and oRMuLu.
A. ald below
L.. v. HAUGHwOUT Co.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND sRooNEsr.
Protect and Cherish the AGED Poor.
HON STEWART l. wooDRoRD
Lectures In behalfof
sTnR cnArIs RoMR FOR TnE AGED AND ISrIRx.'
THURSDAY EVENING March II,
at Dr. cbspis's Charch. Fnhsve. rsr'ysfAA
Subject; "PHlL SHERIDAN"
fisfsts. 50 coats each. 70 be bel ss shs door
Du1eid's lans
are ssinsusdsedt 70 he plus ssta" sf HsSA
Asa grocer br tAsa.
GRO q. PARKK.
No. ~ washsgtsask.
WHOLESALE AsssS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-07
Ri ER ne US
For otter RtUsr Items See 4nf-g Pags


The weather was pretty clear during the
forenoon yesterday, but grew cloudy
towards evening, with indications OF rain.
The mercury ranged as high IS Gs7 at noon
The river has fallen very little, II any.
since Saturday.
The additional arrivals aud departures
since Saturday afternoon we've the Pine
Bluff, to CanneltoT and return; Florence
Lee, to Cairo: Exchange, LcnlsviIie and
return; Ella Hughes. to Clarbsvile: Nor
man, to Memphis; wash. SenteI, Louis.
Vile for Red River; Evansville, frcm Bow
ling Green; Rose H1te, Louisville to Hen
derson; Hartford, from Henderson; c.
nelia, Louisville TO Eastport; r. c. Gray,
Arkansas River to Louisville.
The packets, on Saturday, did a nice
brsiness-...-..The Florence Lee took out q
splendid trip OF freight and people-..........
The Norman took ont a nice trip OF
freight and number Of peop.e.......The
Ella Hughes left pretty fuII........Tne Ex-
change had nice trip both ways. AIsrz
Anthony was n the Office. She went to
Henderson, and did not get back until
after mid uight. After she left, there was
not an arrival up TO five o'clock yes
terday evening, except the Hartford,
from Hend
The Wash. Senteu came in about five
o'clock yesterday evening vita about ali
the freight she could carry on the water
She struck a Aunken fiatboat at Pecken-
raush's Bar, Saturday night. and knocked
small hoe IN her staiboard bow. She
viii lie over to-day and repair damages
by the use CT side dock. The datboat
she truck lies very close to the channel
and shows no break at night. The Wash
Sentel il a new stern-TheeIer OF modeI-
dimensions, very handsome and neat.
She is designed for the Red River and
Bayou trade. She is commanded by Cap
tain Isaac Miller. John AIoriedge aud
W. Il. Newell are her pilots...... ...............
The old chimney Of the City OF Evans
vile were removed on Saturday, and her
new one VIII be raised to-day manor &
the passengers b. the Pine Bluff, Satur-
day evening, was our venerable and much
esteemed friend Z. J. Rogers, Esq late OF
New Harmony, who has remov ed 10 Rock
port 10 make that his hoE.e. Mr., Rogers
is a descendant OF the Puritans, one of his
ancestors having come over in the May
flower. We wish him many days and
every prosperity IN his new home............
The Camelia passed down at $3.50
with fair ........ .....
TheRose Hite arrived little after o'clock
with a moderate trip, and after q short de-
lay passed on TO Henderson .........The r. G.
Gray passed up at $3.50 with moderate
trip"-'---~The Quickstep has been put In
the place Of the Arlington, for week or
two, between Cairo and ColumhIs............
There Is over ten feet water IN the chanDel
at Cincinnati and rising. This will give
us sufficient water for the regular side
wheel packets from Louisville and Cairo.
......-.The Morning star will be here on
Wednesday, and the Tarascon on thurs
day.....-..Ths Evansville had nice trip In
last night, arriving at O'Clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-07
The CoarA.

RECORDERS Court. - NJ W.
ard. Esq. presiding Ann Davis and
Jane Messer got into a mess on Vine
Street, and were gobbled by the pc.
lice. A fine of So % each was as
sessed. Jane repleVied. and Ann vas
permitted to go, lest her three small
children might suffer.
George Lewis. who gave the name
of Jas. Wilson. was found lying
drunk on the sidewalk, near the
Criminal Court. George was gor-
geously ornamented wish take your
grab for a dime jewelry. but pos
sessed no circulating medium. hence
he took a room in quiet retreat
until the arrival of evening and a
friend who liquidated for bin.
August Gunderman vas faed 50 SO
for backing a coal cart upon a side
walk after having been cautioned by
an officer not to DO so.
John Haughesy was fined s. o. foT
an act against public deceney.
The only other Courts in session
on Saturday were the Jnstioes'. and
the transactions therein are unworthy
of record.