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PARKgRspuRs. Sept. %, 1870.


GENTLEMEN Your polite note re-
questing copy of my charge delivered to
the Grand Jury at Clarksburg reached NE
some days after it bears date. Upon the
receipt ofitI felt'quite reluctant to comply
with your request, for the reason that i'm
proper motives would most likely be attri-
buted to me for so doing. Since that time
l have been applied ..tO.for copy of the
charge for publication in one or more Of
the leading law journals of the country,
and as I have consented to that use oft, |
see no good reason why should not now
comply with your request.
Respectfully, ]. j. JACKSON
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NorInE no CREDITORS.

ITO the creditors Of George RAIDER, do
1 ceased; 49,, r,.
Court of Gilmer County, made Ia cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real es@te o.
the said George RAIDER 10 the payment Of us
debts. -,....
You are required 70 present your es'L.'
against The said George Raider for aGJna'S1
lion to Levi Johnson, special commlsssoh;t :,
appointed by said circuit court, at bis once !.
Cilenvlc in said county, on or o:iore '"0
18th day Of October, 1870. .I
Witness, Thomas ". Brannon, clerk OF "''
court, this 9Th day Of September, lSl ynv
80 l-r.'.,-'. I. ". BRANsON'
WV. x LIVELY, Attorney. NIL
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The European war still continues. The
Prussian forces are now bcsicging Paris,
and sOrtics occur daily.-Don't forget
the White Mans Meeting at Weston on
Saturday. The RAIDS hare advertised
Trimmer Wiley and Waldo COTS negro
equality nate to be here, and we presume a
joint discussion will take place.-The
'Whittemore Club" Judge Irvins's
Revenge War News, Editorials aud
Local News are crowded out this week.
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In Chances,
Alfred A Roger and
AaryaretSGibson Erecut's

Of ERoch Gibson, deceased.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain dcCres
TO sell tho one hundred acres Of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioned situate in tie
County Of Upshur on the east side Of the Buck.
harmon riierl, and to apply the proceeds of :ail
sale to the payment of the plaintiffs debt. /,
appearing from affidavit fled in the papers Of
this cause that tho defendants Alfred i. Rr...
and Margaret S. Gibson are not resid,ntsoftla
State, on motion of the plaintiff it is ORDERED
that they do appear here within one month after
the first publication of this order, and do VIA,
is necessary TO protect their inleiest in this cau.a
and that copy Of this order DO published and
posted according to law.
Tcste. JACOB WAUGH, Clerk.
]. S. FISHER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September ~, lS7O.-nll4
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ITO the creditors of Michael Wagner de-
ceased:
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
of the County of Gilmer, made in cause there,
in pending, 10 subject the real estate of the sad
Michael Wagner, deceased TO payment OF bis
debts. I'd N.,tn -.ttEL.
Youarc required to present your claims against
the said MiehHel Wagner, deceased, for adjndl-
cation Is Nelson N. Bennett, CommlSsioner, az
his Office in said county, or or before the e''''
day of 0rtober, 1S10.-S lso
I Witness, Thomas N. Brannon, clerk OF snli
court, this 9Th day Of September, 1870;
T II. BRANNoN, Clerk.
WV. +. LIVELY, Attorney.
September ~, L SI0.-nil ~.
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 rules held in the clerks Office of tho Cir.
N cult Court of Lewis County, on the 6r,,
Monday in September, 1870:
LaughIia'& Bushfeld, PFBs J In CRancery
rs. on amended
JIG. Walao's heirs, &c, Defs Bill.
The object of this suit is to enforce a Judgment,
lien against the lands Of deiendan. E!iSsLctb
Waldo, held in her legal right, and also her
equitable right to tract of lana purchased Ly
her of A. 2. !Gof, situate on the Vest Fert
river, in Lewis County, and itapptaring BY aft.
dayit filed that defendants Charles Wheeler and
A. P. GOGare not residents OF the State OF Wes,
Virginia, il il ordered that they do appear hrre
within one month after the first publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to p.olcc,
their interests in this suit.
A copy teste.
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
Gro. J. ARSotD, Plaintiff S Attorney.
September l2, lsT0.-nllt4
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NorlcE ExrRAoRDlSARY -sIachinists
and oil others having use for an extra
article of luLricating oil, can obtain the
same by calling at A. NJ. Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely free
from sand; aud all other impurities only
10 cts per gallon.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JDRappana others, cOmpf.


A'oNS'' N'yHt' " s<-ett - Az ShNhNb'y
Of Chiaion Coyner and
Others, DEFENDANTS.
TIME par,iesin the above named cause will
take notice that on the 9Th day Of Urtobcr,
1870, at my Office in Bpckhannon, UIShGr
County, West Virginia, win proceed 10 settle
and state the accounts Of the said ROber; Coy
ncr, Executor, according TO law, ard in raFSu-
ancc Of m order of the Circuit Court Of upShar
County, at its Mar term. 1869, and also an or
der of sid court al lis Nay term, 1870 to-w:
To ascertain aud report the assets iu,thc hands
OF the said executor, belonging 10 said estate,
and also 10 ascertain the judgment liens and
debts remaining unpaid and outstanding again.
said estate, and how they arc due, whether by
liens or otherwise, and their respective priori-
ties; and also, 10 ascertain the sums
TO which; the devisecs named in the will of
Christian !Coyucr, deceased, are respectively en-
titled under said will; and also, how. much, it
any, of the egacies TO the lcgniecs under tbs
said will. has been paid, respectively, 70 thea
by the said executor. .
Given under my hand this 18th day Of At
gust, 1870. ,-.. w. G. L. T0TTES,
nll Commissioner OF said Court.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA:

WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 rules held in the clerks Office of the e..
N cult Court Of Lewis County on The fir,
Monday in September, 1870:
j. ~ Bennett, PIamW, J
rs In Gance,.
EJenezerH Hays heirsGcDys
The object ofthis suit is to partition betwc,,
the plaintiff and defendants track Of 3sO acr~,
Of land on Polk Greek in said county, md !,
appearing by affidavit filed, that defendants
Elizabeth HAYS, John $. Dawson and Sarah r
Dawson his wife, are not residents of the Slo,s
of West Virginia, it is ordered that they do NV
pear here within one month after the frs, mi.
LEGATION of this order, and do what is ncces,a,y
to protect their interests in this suit.
\ copy !este.
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A T rules hel9 in ihe clerks Office of the Cir
N cult Court of Upshur County on The s,s,
Monday in September, 1870:
Charles NGiCs0n, Plaintiff,
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ALLEN SIMPSON, CLERK
Bennett L BENNETT, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
September u, lSTO.-nllt4
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..

Gro. J. ARNOLD, Plaintiff S Attorney.
September u, ls7O.-nllt4
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v NnTICE no CREpITORs.

So plcnbcr Y, ls7o.-nlli4lll q
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-21
81 s20,72797
PHILApELPHIA. Nov. q. Is;

LADBLfHlA, NOV. ", lStV.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN PER GENT. on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER CENT interest
on the SCRIP OF the Company payable on and after
the 1st OF December proximo, free of National and
State Taxes.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. on the EARNED
PREMIUMS for the year ending october 81, 1870
certificates Of which will be issued to the parties
entitled to the same and after the 1st OF Decem
ber proximo free OF National and State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP GER
TIFlCATES OF PROFITS OF the Company, for the
year ending October 81, 1866. be redeemed in CASH.
ct the ONCE Of the Company, on and after 1st OF
December proXimo all interest thereon to cease
on that day.
BY provision OF the Charter, all Certificates of
Scrip not presented for redemption within five
years after public notice that they Will be redeemed
tha be forfeited and cancelled on the books OF the
Company.
No certificate OF profits issued under s26. BY the
Act OF Incorporation, mo certificate shall issue
unless claimed within two years after the declara-
ton OF the diyidends whereof 1t is evidence"
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-Rat-killng is reported to be the f,vorite
Sunday amusement of the citizens of Keokuk,
Iowa.
The Faculty of the East Alabama G pllege
propose to give free tuition to one student from
each county in that State.
The Female College at Wheeling West
Virginia, has had 122 pupils during the past
quarter.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE.

INHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Incorporated lS25-Charter Perpetual.
No. b10 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence
Square.
This Company, fayorably known TO the commu-
nifty for over forty years continues TO insure against
loss or damage Dy fire on Public or Private Build
ings either permanently for limited time. Also
on Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund,
is invested In the most careful manner, which
bes them to offer 10 the insured an nndoabted secu.
Tity in the case Of loss-
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith, 4
Isaac Hazlehurst Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, ], Gillingham Fell,
John DeveTeuX, Daniel HaddOck,
Franklin A. Comfy.
DANIEL SMITH, JR.. President
VIM. q. CROHELI. Secretary. $50
DAME RANCE COMPANY
No. 500 CHESTNUT Street
INCORPORATED 1855. OHARTER PEkPKTUAL.
CAPITAL s2O0OOO.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insurance against Loss Damage by fire either by
Perpetual or Temporary Policies
DIRECrORa
Charles Richardson, Robert Pearce
William ii. Rhawn, John keasler Jf.,
William M. Seyfert Edward Is. Orne,
John II. Smith, Charles Stokes
Nathan Hnles, John W. Eyerman,
George A. West M0rdecai Bnzby.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, President
WILLIAM I'll. RHAWN, VIce-Rresident.
WILLIAMS l. BLAkoHARD Secretary. 1895
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DIRECTORS.

IL r 8 o O TITO N
INCORPORATED MARCH II, 1920
OFFICE,
No. 81 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
INSURE
BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
From Loss by fire Qn the City OF Philadelphia only)
ASSETS, JANUARY 4, 1870, sI,572,732'
TRUSTEES.
william II. Hamilton, Charles p. Bower,
John Carrow, Jesse Lightfoot
George i. Young Robert Shoemaker.
Jos. r. Lyndall, Peter Armbruster,
Levi Z. Goats, NJ. II. Dickinson,
Samuel Sparhawk, Peter Williamson,
Joseph K. Schell.
WIN. II. HAMILTON, President.
SAMUEL SPARRAwK vlce-Presldent
WILLIAM f. BUTLER,
Secretary
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MONEY EASY.


Money was easy stocks AT live per cent with
exceptions at six per cent On governments the
rate was four TO five per cent and toward the close
OF banking hours large balances We're LETT with the
government dealers at three per cent Commercial
paper was scarce at ~ per cent Tor prime
double names
Foreign exchange was dun and rates unchanged
THE IMPORTS or THE WEEK.
The total imports other than dry goods and
specie at the port OF New York. for the week ending
November ii, 1870, were s2,7T4,ig2
The following shows the imports or foreign dry
goods at New York during the past wee. and since
the beginning OF the year =
For The treek. 1858. 1860. 1870
Eneied at port. ST. 10, 26s s,104gi3 So 49, l2s
THROWN on market. 100000 l,l95.o6i 2,0ll,2S9
Since Jan. !.
Entered at port a. 2o3 5s3 s7G15 553 $685. l3
Thrown on market TO- 1913 900 49, 1888 3A 9T,797, sos
The total imports at this port for the past week
were Sl,9o6,60o against sl,t7alo3 the previous
week and sil52.ooo for the correspondent ny week OF
last year.
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MARINE COURT.
Alleged Extoriion by Court Marshai-Chargc
Of Abstrnctinw Property.
lnfo IIIaIn

Alleged Extortion by Court MarsI,ai-Chnrgc
Of Abstrnctinw Property.
Before Judge Aikcr.
On the 10th OF October Mr.. MIcolask issued three
executions against defendants. who occupied
store Broadway. amounting to the sum OF 81, 200
The goods were removed to the saiesrooms OF Mr.
Bogart an auctoDeer and there sold to satisfy the
levy. The Marshal made return that the goods
realized 81 1888, and deducted from the amount
1897 for the charges or his auctoneer and 500
for his fees, altogether the sum OF 1891
The plaintiff objected 10 these charges as extortion
aJe, ana his attorney received the balance under
protest. Upon a statement OF these facts III pct-
ti0n now presented to the Court Edwin James,
counsel for the plaintiff, moved for an order calling
upon the Marshal, as an officer OF the court. to APP
pear and show cause why ne should not refund $500
of the amount received and submit his charges TO
taxation.
The petitioner further charged.the officer with alb
stracting goods from the properly seized to the
amount OF $500, and with Keeping back from the
executors creditor the proceeds of portion or tho
goods sold q: the auction.
Mr.. James commended that the charges were out.
rageous and extortionate, unjustilable law, and
that the Court would protect their suit0rs from such
imposition.
The Court granted an order upon the Marshal to
answer all the charges in the petition, returnabe on
the 18th instant.
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IIIC dUVNIICC III ISOOh IbLNUU 10 II9Is lUOk pIuC
the street late this evening


the street late this evening.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government market, while steady for most OF
the issues, lower for the sixty twos The bust.
ness Of the day was limited and prices closed
steady, as fOll0ws:-United States currency SKIES
111s 1111s; do, 1884, registered 1I3sS q 1l3sl; do
do, coupon, 1881 1885; do. 1vetwenties, regis
tered, May and November. 107 a l07z; DO. do.
1862, coupon do, 10S a 1881; do. do, 1864 do.
do, 1914 1878; do. do, 1865, 1919 1O7h; do
do, registered, January and July 1924 l09A; do.
do, 1855, coupon, do, 109k lO91; do. do, 1867,
do. do, 1925 1904; do. do, 1865 do. d. 1904 a
ITO; do. ten-fortles, registered, 1861 1868 do d.
coupon, 1861 q 1868.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR
In the Southern State bonds the South Carolinas
were lower, and the July issues fell OFT to 70. The
North Carolinas and the general list we're strong.
The following were the latest street prices:-
tennessee, ex coupon, 81 61,a; do, new 90 eoIS
Virginia, ex coupon. &c 664; do, new, CA q 65;
Georgia SKIES, so 50; do, sevens, OIL a 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon 4s16 49, do, new. 20 q; DO,
special tax, 2oh 2l1s; Missouri SKIES, ok q o.;
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 91h 90; Louisiana
sxes TX TN; do. new, 8s a go; DO levee sixes
721s "A; do. do. eights, SO a 90; Alabama fves 10
u; do eIghts, 102 1903; South Carolina sixes So
90; do. new, January and JuIy, 72I a IS; do. DO,
April and October, II 72; Arkansas skies, 81 "a;
do sevens, IS q 6S.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
snares:-New York, l39; Manhattan, 100; Mer-
chants, lle; Mechanics, 1856; Union, 1885, America,
145; City, 2le; Phenix, 1o5; Tradcsmen's, $50;
National, lle Merchants Exchange, lo2; Leather
Manufacturers', 1856; State Of New York, 1903;
Commerce, 12s>S; Broadway, 800; Ocean, 20; Mcrcan
tile, 1874; American Exchange, lllA; Chatham. 1871
Bank OF North America lo6; Hanover, 100; Irving
lis; Peoples 1925; Grocers', 49, East River III
Market, l2o; Nassau 1O6; Corn Exchange, 1871
Continental %; St. Nicholas, Ill n; importers ant
Traders, 1885, Park, 167; Manufacturers ana Mer
chants, 100; New York National Exchange Bank
100; Central National. lO44; Fourth National, 1917
Ninth National, 1857; Tenth National, 1871; Gold Elk
change Bank &c Bankers and Brokers' Associa
ton, 100.
TIE RAILWAY MORTGAGES
The following were the bids for the railway mort.
Uape bonua:-
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
he G URT S
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
A Hubeas Corpus Case.
Before JutlJe Blafch ford.


In the matter of John McLave, q writ OF habeas
corpus, directed to Captain Stevens or the United
States sloop-ofwar Guerrero, lying or the Battery
to bring up the body OF John McLave, minor, on
petition OF his father. James McLave, OF Hastngs.on
Hudson. II appeared that John McLave enlisted
In the navy in April. 1860, aged eighteen years anu
six months The United States represented by
Assistant District Attorney General Dawes and the
petitioner by MIR. S. b. HIgcnboham, who commended
that, In the absence OF statutory enactments, enlist
ment Ii no more binding than any other contract
OF q minor; that the only statute touching
this subject is that OF 1887, authorizing
the enlistment OF boys between the ages OF thirteen
and eighteen years; and boys eighteen are nc
more within the statute than boys under thirteen.
lengthy opinion was written by Judge BlnchfOrd
granting the petition, and Mclave went on his way
rejoicing.
Bankruptcy.
During the past week discharges in bankruptcy
were granted by Judge Batchford to william H.
Caldwell and Andrew }. Soils Petitions were FLED
by George j. L. Wight, Maurice Wltkouskie,
samuel Harlem. Julius Sarner, Philip Sarner
Charles r. Sykes and Waldo Il. Haskin.
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The Engineer aud Fireman Severely Injured
Remarkable Escape from Serious Damaae.
The freight train which left Jersey City between
four and FIVE O'Clock on Friday afternoon was
standing on a side track At Bristol when the loco.
motive No. III, Of the Camden and Amboy line explo.
ded. The engineer, Abraham Runmels, and the iire-
man. Edward Kelly both residents OF Camden we're
thrown out and severely scaied The dome OF l he
engine was thrown over the walls OF the new ub-
while portions OF the machinery penetrated the
switchman's house. Very fortunately the express
train due at that time was i've minutes late that
q moro serious casualty was thus averted. The
shock was felt q distance OF two miles, and 1t Is
garded as wonderful that the engineer and fireman
were not killed on the spot The cause Of the ex-
plOson Ia unknown
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DULL AND LOWER.

AZ usual on saturdays there was duh market at
the Stock Exchange, and prices under the continued
"mking" operations OF the cllques ructualed up
There was an advance receipt OF the bank state
ment, but prices fell or again later the day. The
following were the closing prices at the last session
o. the Stock EXchange:-Cantsn Company, GO a TO-;
Western Union, Ala o 419a; Quicksilver, 5 bid;
MarPosa, ga q 7,s do. preferred. lOk 1917; B0s-
ton Water Power, 1871 bid; Adams Express, e7a
90; WellsFargo Express, "a 35; do
scrip, 2h a ~; American Express, 40I; United
states Express, S3Js q 34ss; Pacific Mail, AZ a
42A; New York Central consolidated. 92X q
92&; do scrip, s7'S a S7,t; Erie, % 2sk;
do, preferred, 4Ssl; Harlem, 1873 o 1876; Reading
lOlA 1919; Michigan Central, 12osS a 12l;
Lake Shore, 93Z 932s; Union Pacific, 23&sa 23Z;
Illinois Central 1877 1871: Cleveland and Pittsburg
1861 Did; Chicago and Northwestern, 7oA q s0
do. preferred, 90 90l; Cleveland, Columbus Gin
cinnau and Indianapolis, soh S0A; New Jersey
Central, 1904 lOok Rock Island, 1ls 1917; MIL
waukee and ST. Paul, 60 605S; do. preferred so
80A; Toledo, Wabash and Western, SIX 62x; do.
preferred, 70 76h; Fort Wayne, "a OAK; Chicago
and Alton, 116A bid; do. preferred, l1S bid; Ohio
and Mississippi 32al q 32gs; st. Louis and Iron
Mountain, so; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
ITO . 110h; Morris and Essex, ok q 90; Boston,
Hartford and Erie, So a A. Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, 1ooA III; do. preferred. lls 10; Column
bus Chicago and Indiana Central 10 19x.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER SHEET

Tourney, second son OF jeremiah J. and Ann Tou-
mcy, aged ~ years mouths and days
Friends or the family and housesmlths In general
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
ms late residence, 800 Second avenue this Sunday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
lKoY--On Friday November IL, MARY ANNE
only daughter OF John r. aud Rachel Troy aged 20
years, months ana days
The funeral VIII take place this Sunday after
noon. at two O'Clock, from The residence OF her
parents, No. 3I2 Navy street, near FRtDush avenue
Brooklyn.
Enthusiastically, on Friday, November n,
Mrs. SUSAN r. WALKER aged 80 years.
funeral, from the residence OF her daughter. Mira j.
A. Smith. No. liz Wilson rect, Brooklyn, e. u.
this Sunday afternoon at Two O'Clock.
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Tho Release Of LooI<up.

IN the HERALD OF yesterday was published an &C.
count Of the recapture Of cdr" Lookup on war
rant by Judge Downing In relation to this episode
In the case tho following affidavit viii be read with
little interest and may be considered as throwing
little light on some proceedings IN the Coroners
Office
CoRoNRRs' OFFICE, No. II CRY HALLJ
TO sur EDITOR OF THE HEM.ID;-, ' Wv - '''V
connection with the cass Of Thomas Lookup alias DR.
Eysn. in The article headed The Den Of Insy" when
The facts in the simply these OF death
SsSs%bs and ss
ssf
ordered the arrest q Lookup and Mary
the further hearing unit, Wednesday
s sS%s Of the Jury It was further unit. Thursday
% os a.S & s
for the Coroner begin the case n the meantime Coroner
@ 1ss
6smently objected and declared his intention
01ass Sr
h made cas-. his no 'sst b. s"d no. s
some some of whom had no. come. ordered The
Evan, The other for Mary DisEenson- Sr..ted
tod
s aso tSs s
great crowd gathered IL the Office by curiosity suppose
sec the "Dr " was directed to take him the side
did 40, and when reached Chambers Street told him Mr.
Howe security for him, and by order the
had claim to him. took the other prisoner Tombs
Whatever violation Of law there has this
tainy does not rest my shoulders.
As 70 the statement with regard my allowing witnesses
In my charge who committed the House OF
tion TO escape the commitments file the
tcLton suicient REPUTATION.
Ny duty In the Coronera Oce Is disagreeable enough
Hes, but during connection with have endeavol ed
10 perform faithfully and fearcssy can confidently
refer TO the Coroners themselves to my fidelity.
Hopng viii do me the favor publish this explana
u0n remain, very respectfully, JOHN HEALY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- Nov. H. lS7OA j.
WuITTAAEK, Notary Public, New York county.
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Andrew Eckcrt, OF oil Second avenue, was ycster.
day held to answer by Justice Scott at the Essex
Market Police Court, a charge OF stealing forty.
five dollars, the property or Frances Kruger, Ger
man lady, residing at u Chrystie street.
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= The notorious Evans, alias Lookup was yester-
day arraigned In the Tombs Police Cour; before
Justice Bowling, on complaint of Ann O'Neill. a
young woman upon whom, while she was in state
OF pregnancy, LOOKUP" performed an operation
from which she Is still suffering In Bellevue Hos
pital. the medicines which the doctor at first
prescribed having failed, Lookup for the re-
muneratlon Of ten dollars, used the usual instru-
ments, tho operation being performed at the den %
Chatham street. The Magistrate committed the ac-
cused Tor examination. Inc girl Is still so weak
that her affidavit mad to be taken ut the hospital