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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-30
Gotton Q1es, Gins, &r. .

TtHE WINSHIP COTTON GIN,
MANUFACTURED IN ATLANTA, GA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-30

NASUFAcTuRED By
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17

Couaus.-The administration Of medicinal
preparations in the form Of q lozense is OF all
modes the most eligible and convenient, more
especially as regards q Cough Remedy.
Browns Bronchial Troches," or Cough Loz-
engss, allay irritation which induces coughing,
giving instant relief in Bronchitis, Hoarscness,
Influenza, and Consumptiye and Asthmatic
complaints.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17
TO MILLMEN!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hin News Once hsf Q ton Of superior
TR:. Hoisans wSSfa, 81. VII S.soiS ssrs
anssd pioss TOR e1A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17

The COSMOPOLITAN DRAwING.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee is making every prepa:
ration for the drawing. The day will
shortly be announced to the public. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17

WHERE TO Go.-when you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
nooed, dressed and properly nxed up; go e
PohTs popular saloon, next door to Gioson,s
Main street, Gold Hin. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to Se io I'M,
cnt curled. cleansed or dressed In tho mos'
guy, SIrreH, se2-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17

IN CLOSE QUARTERs.-M. F. Waller
Is selling his new and well-selected
stock of mems and boys clothing, boots,
hats, trunks, furnishing goods, etc., as
cheap as any house In the State. Two
doors above the News office. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17
DR.. COHEN,

THE ONLY LIVING AsTRoLo-
GER, has removed his once to
No. $50 Bush street, between Kearny
and Dupont streets, Ban Francisco.
DIR. COHEN can give reliable In.
formation - 10 the Past, Present and Future,
20 fir . to Be- benefited By II. DR.. COHEN ~
Physician, has been very Sueeesfnl In curing dis.
Gases. ,Consuitaton fee. %; By letter, q.
ofnst Hours-Trsm . A.h. to I ISL
frsA AtoSR.M. ~V@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17
PRATTS VOCAL STIMULANTS
oouoHs, COLDS, HoARsEEEs
And all Brs.ehial Csnpl.I.,s:

very pleasant, very effective, and superior 10
all Others. Free nom all dsisterious inGredi.
1nts. Mothers, give them to your children for
Whooping Cough and eroupy affections. Speak
srs and Singers prefer them, - they prevent
and allay all Irritation oftho mucus membrane.
A pleassnt lozenRei A most excellent remedy
PRICR-9Hc and SOC Per box. For sale
ali Druggists and Dealers.
A. MeBOYLE & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists,
UN Washineton st., Ban francisco,
mynen HAnl6staror1 and DNlN Hrop'rD,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17

Y seel. o,ns.s "a Con. ozo.i.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17
80, ooo AT 81 90 Each


Board OF Managers.
]. o. BROWN. ]. KINNEY.
President, B. F. BATES.
Secretary, j. d. BURNHAM.
Treasurer, B. F. HASTINGS & CO., Bankers,
Sacramento, with whom all moneys will be de-
posted, and through whom all disbursements
will be made. "
ayers refer to tho following well known citizens
Of Sacramento, and every citizen Of Folsom II
hereby especially referred to:
GEN. j. HOWELL, Of Pacific Lilo InS. Co.
C. g. W. FRENCH, Attorney.
II. F. HASTINGS, Banker.
D. W. EARL, Merchant.
A. DENNERY, Merchant.
ALFRED sPINKS, County Treasurer.
L. POWERS, Of L. Powers d Co.
II. 8. CROKER, Of Il. 8. Crocker b Co.
Us. MEREDITH, President Board Of Super.
yisora.
The drawing will take place and the Gits
awarded In q similar manner as the Concert
Library, and under the supervision ofa Com:
mittee OF well known responsible citizens OF
Folsom and Sacramento.
TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION viii
DO allowed on all orders for IS or more Tickets;
Ten per cent. on orders for 10 and under u
Tickets.
On receipt Of q Post Ofice Order or Green
backs for $15, We will send Six Tickets to any
address In tho United States.
Money can be sent by Wells, Fargo q Co.'S
Bank.
Address all orders to
J. II. BURNHAM, Secretary,
Folsom, California.
Tickets for sale BY
WIN. hoRNBEcK.
Agent, Gold Hill, New.
}. r. MYERS,
Agent for Virginia and Gold Hill.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN PRANCSCOIn steamship Henry Channcey March 30
Ellen p Edy Prank Panht'h Water Drew Geo j. CrossTs wife
and child Thomas Nooy Father Athangsius Wm T. Smith
Henry Deas r j. Hywani samuel ssmpson, W: Row
~ jenkins w T. Clark Miss Alice McGinn To AspnuslW.
Iungon Chss H. Keene Tboa j. Cannon j. Mex Cool Cnpp
Gulere Boeau W. r. Grace, Howard Johnston, L. Buck, Capt
Ybor'ees Mrs Capt Yhoiees
POR LIyBRP6OL-stesmsh Abys.ina March Or heCaloeb
DR. Quin the Hon Mr. W. T. Honobn j. L. Walker Mr. AnG
Mrs Woolhu A. Negnd Mr. and Mrs Rutherford suyvesani an
aud Raihbone, Dr. ~ N. Cae, j. Steinberg d.
Rutherford Hardy T. b. Clarke J. Staer, j. w stek
land r. Quncey, g. w WOODWARD J. Cendsropnlo Cro"ey
Iouyhn " j. Vincent A. w. Bggs Mr.. and M fsnon y
D. Nichols A. Ginne. W Bates. Mr. JoseIhh D. G. King
ham. J. Lindsay, J. NJ King D. g. Watson Miss g. Barbour j.
segmsn g. Halliday G. Knsp r. A. Denham Mrs Homes and infant
b. SMITH smith, Nj. Bland, o y Gnn, Chan G. Chan s.
Bent Leigh G. G.. Tottsn Il. A. Hill, Mr. Turner
FOR LIyBRP00I-In steamship Calabha, March G-Mr "
Brand Sr r. Batler Mr M Chester Mr. Chester Mr. sni MIS-
PINE Mr. Chester Mr. Richard Chester W. A. Chester Master Geo
Chester Mr. s. Williams Mr. e Larnei Mr. Wheeler Ar
Wright Mr. WmAn Mr. j. Donyass Mr.. and Mrs IL D. Chester
Senele and infants Mis- p Chester Mss Eden M VI
II. Dixon Mr. &. Rebine, Mrs H. L. Cohen Miss n
Hawthorn Dr. snd Wallace MIR r. Dle, Mr. g. s. Miller MI ID
J. Miller IT, Mr. W. ID. HaWs Nj Ward Mr.. Abbot
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
p1SCFNGERS 4RRIVED.

PROM LvERPOOL-In steamship Java March rhs Hon Thos
ODe Mr r. Tucker. Mr. r. s. Haven Mr. D. Nathan a Hudson
and two ehl ren Marran Mr. and Mira j. williams Mr. %.
Igh,hpe Tapen Mrs A. Wilson Capt socgm, Mr. Ripley and
,o MI and Mrs Bennett H. Devns Mr. J. Danie M Curan
M Burgess Mir Leoun Mr. Tbos Hutchinson, Mr. Hutchinson
Mr.. J. Taylor jri Mr. KohGstamm Mr. D. stamp MI; NJ
IT, Pegeroft, Mr. Watt, M GsGney, Mr. stense, MT;
and Wilson H. Blake and hr snd Mrs Besse
and CHILD Miss ghtlpe Wight Hr Graham Thomas Ramsey J,
M Booth Jno. Sale Mrs Donovan stl Seyss j.
r. ptchn,on Mr. Pelgn E r. Series Mr. Cares
tins Miss Hughes Mss Graw Miss Ann Re- croh 49, -,
FROM HAVANA-n steamship Columbia, March Nv - blaoA'
man wife child T. ObinSon and maid Mrs j. W. Ia or
Mrs A. yalies McFsbbe wife and servant! vaes Nse
Prank McCoy o. Ia Pesurdn G. r. Seymour W. Appleton JOS
De soio p Armstrong G. A. Asmul Peiro AmelefoI A. van
Bokkeet0n r. Rihon, b. Martins p Morin, A. ssYags
PROM GLASGOW-In steamship Columbia, March S-capI NC
Bride wife. family. mi servant, Ms Swan Mr.. CuTosa
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
A VILLAGE SUGAR PARTY.


These maple sugar gatherings are of differ
ent knds-he regular and irregular, the good odfash
oned the woods and at farm houses and the got
up" parties In our larger places which bring the tempt
ing dish within the reach OF the multitudes For
part, like best to right into the sugar bush"
where shake hands with Dame Nature in her
tic garb as well partake Of her sweets In natural,
homespun sort Of way. But while the new sugar Is
well worth eating there circumstances which Will
make hardly TO 10 eat certainly for people who
like their better than little trouble besides those
who have no opportunity to conveniently do There
fore village sugar parties have In vogue, and do
quite well substitutes for the genuine thing especially
the sugar is genuine new maple here well as In the
woods Rome OF church societies have inanRurated
these pares arranging them very much they do their
supper, strawberry and Ice cream and other fes
tiyas thus having pleasant, social time, aud saving
handsome profit for their respective societies.. Tie
srn 10 be boiled down, the new sugar to be melted Is
readily obtained fresh from the manufacturer while the
ladies OF course the affair handsomely, and TO
fe OF all concerned This year the important
1nesfon was: What shall we do for snowi For though
we talk OF sugar, IL must be waxed, we
tink 10 be perfect; and, IL IL unattanabe, Ice,
thoRh more trouble 10 manage, asWS1se good purpose
RIt some one said there clean snow nestled down
and as snow itself great rity to us THIS year. 10
was determined 10 have quantity imported INTO our
village expressly for the ladies sugar party WHICH, win
sOne little pains, accomplished see the hiSe ulnhes
Of sgar lust off from the stove and scattered al around
the fables snow IN shining tin Ians, Daslns &C. mere
and there up plates OF 1nsweetened doughnus,
mat fhe thing 10 eat Wth your sugar then biscuits cOld
meats aud pickles, besids cake, PLAIN oihI%ecu % ahu %
ali sorts In silver baskets making tbe tape "vh Py
rustic nora little odd somewhat elegant ana
eatable at least Certainly they proved eadc, hs oe
fabIe f after another IL cleared away, Oy 10 make
room for Others ready for the feast. More th1h one so
ciey have these benefit sugar parties mere ehcn ~
they arc becoming quite an INSTITUTION III ou f"ko''
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
LORD & TAYLOR,s OPENING.

Despite the unprOpitiOus weather yesterday,
Lord q Taylors opening OF Spring and Summer goods
..a,o, - .,, r,,,,. r,,a,, =. ond proad-
"'""''.N w 'o" A0'"' eooro A"oh'o''., - - ~,
way largo throng OF delighted vistors. Inc uiSP
goods was unusually fine, as the firm have Just reoceu
i So, % oi % ID d With adies and chill
& Wa m & tep stood an elegant
VII @ anu Va ,s coiored silk de chfne
wax ngure dressed IN superb ,ace The entire
rOpe, Win III oNeruIess Oh .is are we're rich
costume valued at 500 Around nd ,s eree dS chine
gcOstuines OF SIX, popin, n
Wlthn the store the various eoP Icbest in display
scene OF great beauty ana Gpnrted costumes and suits
was the department ot p,nt ~ attention from the
which received great ao aars these suits have be-
ladies' During the pas. lev es fhey are much cheaper
come very popular, is bonSht and made up here.
lhan whel tne ,day Surnassed I'm elegance and
Those exhibited yeslstray y"nrt"5 Among them was
cOstiness any heIi ,o sbades ~ wood color sty
grOs grain SILK conoIs wv aounce slIed with ruch
lshly made up VIII in d ~ ,sood coInr The over
ings OF the same lwo % hoavv hous and frnCes To
skirt was Iui Po.Oam,se ~ t VIII oIso oiona;se with
Empress @d snr s,@s Near tbis was 0ros 0rnin
already Deen so" & ~ go, odo rrb Sonnce half a
SIN oi n sihpt & S Sh srs Mating Vandyked on the
yaIu III w sJ,adoa of sIlvar no
euse anu CoauSu VIII wv 1''S 90 ~ enc las Tha
wDole Dehg nhlsneu WIN IuoS9 M yb Snii naner
oVersklrt was very ueeP POtV,'tee VII VII -, n,an
Dack, anu inc gachvt was pos. " a. ,te loat
seeVes. IIls, ih1 a tie ooi % ~ rop,nd % sSno ricb
ineht, was from bruSsos nlu - n 81 s' "A ria
was lnaue VIII eh6 u1i a. honds of sS tmmed with
SuiuE I; r"ines h nuiSI The " o%ersbipt was round
bIsnarVk proTni uitp narrov rur1os ~ two
shades OF Drown Win , dSes R s,i 70 @ so any wiz" ianmt @
panier Dack. Inc price VI .s "as szV, al AZ It.d
WalKlngutess OF asee-Oioscs Sh hiu Paityu
Empress fOunce, ana an OVerskrt Oh SILK pophn eiaD
orately trimmed Win TepeTS plating ana lrllge 1ne
waist ana sleeves were u L0us Qndtorze Thls sells
readily for $780, SURPRISING all the Others IN elegance
and elaborate trimmings Wsa neaVy Dlack SILK Walking
dress, finished with double founee on the bottom
headed Win heaVy patlngs Win rers OF slver srhy
The oyerskir was Grandn Dehesse GaooTately trimmed
with patngs OF DacK SILK edged Win SILVER gray anu
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
STABBED TO I.

STABBED TO THE HEART-A SAILORS QUARREL.
Thomas Brown and Frank Wilson, boarders
in the William Maitlands sailor boarding house No. 291
Cherryst. drunk the greater part Of yesterday
About p. m they sitting bench on the front
stoop when quarrel about trivial matter,
and Brown struck Wilson in the face Wilson at once
plunged blade OF his sheathknife into the left breast
OF Brown, piercing the heart The wounded man fell
backward unconscious. Leaving the knife sticking III
the breast BrowD Wilson rereated into the house but
was almost Immediately arrested and taken 20 the Pearl
ST. Station The wounded man was also removed there,
and surgeon summoned. Long before he arrived, now
ever Brown lead. He lived scarcely five minutes
after receiving his wound. n.
Both Brown and Wilson had shipped on the Constan-
tine, which sailed yesterday The deceased was a ma
tive of England age 40 He has been sailing TO and from
this port several years The prisoner ~ says he
was born in Paris aud came here the snip HelVea
on the 2lst Wilson, he says, is assumed name
that that was his name He plainly under the in
uence OF liquor but not to the extent that he sought 10
have il appear -,
His version Of the assault is that Brown struck him
once in the face and that he demonstrated ana threat
ened 10 return the blow; that Brown again struck hn,
and he used his knife John Gilbert another sailor
who witnessed the occurrence says that several MN
utes elapsed after the prisoner received the blow before
he used his knife and that the disputng dur
ing This Interval. Only blow struck and that
was by the deceased This story in part coroboaed
by Wm. Monroe, another sailor . u
Coroner Keenan, will investigate the case to-day The
prisoner locked in one OF the strong cells OF he
Oakst Police Station Gilbert and Monroe are detained
9s witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, William
Marshall the House Of Refuge yenay charge Of
matching from the hand Of Miss Jane Baue Of Livingstone
~ j. she standing Hfthsye and Nineenths The
thief puuo by citizens police long distance finally
caaght By Onieer MAloney Of the Twenty ninth Precinct
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judge
DoWng yesterday, George Wood stealing butter
go, from kahaniei Higgins Penentafy
months Frederick Boat obtaining IL under
from Clare Eannckr month. William Rgney. aung bis
wife the WohOue .JohnShes police officer charged
by William r. QuEAn reporter With assauing
IRE Mottst, last SATURDAY night As called
the defense failed appear the Adjourned TIL Saturday
AT the Essex Market Police Court julius Franken-
stein committed without bail yesterday charge obtaining
BY false pnees from Jose Baron, tobsoeon Of No 7s
BoHe lrankenn called Baron the 2d Of and
ser representing himself TO he the OF the Fankesen Hotel
km and Broomo purchased 200 cigars yalne %3i5
note payment The note allowed to protest by FanLen
stein Who sued by and the 18th
rendered ssnst him Frnkenn made March hotel
tho property Of bis wife. Assistant Fellows
mea dppead before es Scott and made compA aud Frank
eniiein, his arrest, yesterday held as stated
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling COM
mited Richard IougAn Of No fhkLnsL acmp YESTERDAY
% carry cigars from the John Ilcrdgan
NO ~ White Lille fJuest so but wonderfully
gotten up that she 10 be not half age arrested
d for dsoricr conuct The JGsr Bowling recognized her
" hardened Character aud or whom tho Headquarters detectives
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE COURTS.
COMMODORE BAINBRIDGEs william UNFAITH-
Full TRUSTEE.

COMMODORE BAINBRIDGEs william UNFAITH-
Full TRUSTEE.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
before Judge Blatchford the of Mary l. H. Jandoh
art The National City Bank, Duncan, Sherman * Co.
and others, came for argument. Commodore Balm
bridge who died in 1888, left will in which, after
beaueathing certain specific egacies he appointed VIII
liam Lynch and Hugh Calhoun trustees OF the residue OF
his estate with instructions to invest portion thereon
I'm trust for the and benefit Of his daughter the
plantf in this suit These trustees were at their own
option discharged from their trust in 1885, and Samuel
Jandon one OF the defendants and brotherin-law or
Mary T. b. Jandon was appointed In their stead.
According to the complaint during the years le6l-s,
Jandon borrowed money for his own use from the Ma
tonal City Bank, and from Duncan sherman Co.. ahu'
without authority, security therefor over
S 600 in shares stock OF the Delaware and Rltan
Canal Company, which he held In trust for the panH
as part OF her fathers estate Jandon failed TO meet ms
nOtes and the Bank and Duncan. Sherman & 20. SOFA
these shares. -, ,
JandOn also Sold during the years. 600 worth OF
FyeTweuty United States bonds, which he held III Trust
for the plaintiff with interest coupons attached OF the
own use The prayer OF the complainant Is that the Ma
tiopal City Bank, and Duncan Sherman * Co., "be or
dered the trust the shares OF stock received
security the borrowed by Jand0n and that
Japdo be removed from his trusteeshp and required to
account for the bonds he disposed Of The answer OF the
Bank and Duncan sherman * Co.. In whose behalf alone
the was argued is that when they took these shares
as security they did know that Jandon held them as
trustee. Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
A SECRET MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EMIGRA-
TON.

The Commissioners of Emigration held
secret meeting yesterday at p % one hour In advance
OF the regular tme thus eudng the reporters entirely
Commissioners Setback, Hart Wallach Lynch and Barr
were present, Mr.. Setback in the chair This unusual
''job" which was probably worked through;
The Commi ssioner who remained in charge told
the reporters that "nOhing had been dOne but they
left with many suspicious that the Board would not have
come together at such earyhor ana on such
able day had there not been business Of importance The
following Is the semmOnhy statement, In which, now
ever there IL provision for the $1,000 reported 70
have gone 10 Washington to defeat the Emigration bill
Balance bank Jan 32 o. aggregate receipts to March 10
3 received for eommutaon OF aen passengers
&C. S 81 total sll6 s 81 Disbursements as per s T. se
March l6 $50 l current 10 date i
total sl 74 Co. Balance with Cts Chamberlain S765 6 Number
Of aen passengers arrived March 23 0O7 Number Of alien pssen
arrived since March @ 1906 total 4S3 to same date IN sV
10
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
CITY EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES.

speech recently made by Nathaniel Sands
Of the Board Of Education created the impression that
the expenses Of the public schools last year were
h 100000 less than the Board authorized to expend
Subsequently, however it appeared that there de-
fcit Of SOC l2 II in 1870 An investigation shows that
the public schools were conducted last year las
stated by Mr.. Sands S1,lOoOOO within what the law
allowed but the Board afterward decided TO execute
improvements the cost OF which amounted TO s062l2 II
more than had been estimated, and hence the deficit
This year the estimate has been made far within what
the law allows. The Board has, however, scheme be-
fore the Legislature for issuing s55O in bonds to erect
sch IN
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
FRIDAY MARCH 81,

FRIDAY MARCH 81
Mails for Honolulu Australia NewZealand will be sent from San
Francisco OF April All Mail matter must be prepaid
letters each books 6e cents
per ounces Francisco and msln New York
about the lst Of April
SATURDAY Arm l.
Nas for Rurope Queenstown Liverpool steamship
City OF ashinQon 45 ~ r. close at the PosOec
at 80 m. Station A. II d. $40 Supplementary
Mail paid letters only made At Pier No. - N H. and closed
at I. Steamship sails at 2 ,. .
IAN deposited In Supplementary must be prepaid with double
postage.
Mails German States via Bremen per steamship Hermann,
from Of Trl Hoboken close st the Pos, Ofce AZ u al
station A ll25 D. Hos No Supplementary Mall Steam
shn nsails On m
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
A STATEN ISLAND BOND couNTERFEITER

Counterfeit Richmond County Staten Island)
bonds have been offered In wast Of late less than
The market rates Not long ago. Of these into
fhe possession OF Robert b. Minturn No 10 sOuth-s
one Of the members Of the Richmond County Board Of
Supervisors and he was sOOn satisfied that IL was a cOun-
lerieit Complaint was made 10 superintendent KesO,
ana detective Farley placed on the case Finally,
oy means Of decOy letter. IN answer 10 au advertise
mont hs met Thomas Booth, who offered 10 sell Farley
rDhe OF The counterfeit bonds VIM II. Murphy, a
lthLef Of No 65 FutO-st, identified Booth the
Nno, On Ieb. a. came to his place. in company with
""0eph y. Curry, former partner Of Mmphy's.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

Booth produced genuine Richmond County bond. and
asked 10 have copies printed He even ordered the I'M
print of the printer of the genuine bond own Roee No
6s Cedar N ". be printed on the blanks and they
Of the original In respect,
except tho ingn. Booth also sketched certain atera
tons ne wished made, and ordered an additional $50
printed He paid Murphy 500 on account when he re-
ceved the blanks but failed to pay the remainder OF the
bill Yesterday afternoon the accused taken before
Justice DOwling and the evidence given above, was
committed TO await an examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
FORGED CHECK LAWSUIT BETWEEN BANKERS.
In June, 1867, q man of gentlemanly appear


called at the stuyvesant Bank gave his name as
L. DE Fginere Of No. 500 Broadway and said he would
like to open account in the bank He signed his
in the signature book received deposit book and check
book and shortly after young man, representing him
self 10 be his clerk, deposited check claiming TO be
drawn by White, Morris & Co. OF Wal-st TO his order
and indorsed by him This check was sent to the de
fendants bank and by them passed through the Clear
House. There were four such checks deposited,
amounting to s06i6 65 and checks were duly drawn
them amounting $1,000 2 and paid by the stuyvesant
Bank. The checks deposited in the bank proved to be
forgeres. and the man presenting them proved to be
James De Morn and not the De Figinere then doing
business at No. 500 Broadway. Suit is brought in
the Supreme Court Trial Term, Part L. before Judge
Sutherland, by the Stuyvesant Bank against the Ma
tional Banking Association, to the Of
their checks 1t is claimed by the plaintiffs that 1t
the defendants business to ascertain the
otherwise OF the signed IL il insisted by the de-
PENDANTS that they In way to be held accountable
for the payment OF the forged checks. The case still
on, aud promises " continue several days
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

have been looking for suspicion being the who
robbed Redmond Tally u A. Of 81 900 BY the panel game
ohe was hken 70 Police Headquse and locked 70 swss e P
peasnos Of Capt Tally Michael Farrell Of No n Alien st com
mied for stealing horse and belonging John Dob
bins Of No. 5Ii Firstaye. lie confessed his guilt
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
COURT CALENDARS-Taf. nIv

COURT CALENDARS-THn DAY.
sUPREss ssCOURT-CHAnBERs-CAKDoLo. J.-Opens st "a
Calendar called At II.
81. .McCredy sgt. Long Island r. Il. Co
SvPKEsE COuKT-CIRCuT-PkRT L-SrrHxRLAsD J-Opens Al
l0t a. m No day Calendar
PART H.-NAH BhUsr y-Opcns at i0i
Short
40. .Byvser agt sans 822 Horn,hall agt sebuem.
l096i Elmeudorf Waterbury 1885, .Bursey Eeson
100. .Jessup agt Guilick. l33 Garter agt Heard.
1866 Rosback sgt FnschmAan. 1919 Tesker agL Hbben.
l47tl Delmote sgt Berb0uf 1904 Kirby sgt Tellenye
1894 Rosback sgt BOdenhsusen. 1924 .ReVea agt Res
1862. Dorman agt. Pierce. 1876. .Rasnes agt Jarvis
1890. .Argal ag- Perry. l952 Richards sgt. Friend.
l673i Pacific Bank sgt Wood 1863. hilerd sgt LeaDd.
I749. H0yoke sgt Adsms' gh San Mutual ln- Go. sgt
1854. Holmes agL PearseL McCsh
l1,3 Lawrence agt Cropsey. $685. .kOhler ag Sehvob.
1916. Matthew sgt. Beard.
Cornr ov APPzALS-ALBANY March 30he following Is the day
calendar March 81 1871: Nos IT, 81 a. IFS l01 49, l Isl.