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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-17

SAFES.
| THE GREAT FIRE IN RICHMOND,
HE r r I'm G's SAFES
IN THE sPoTswooD.
$2s5oo IN CURRENCY.
and the Books, Papers Silver and vaIuables of the
spotswood Hotel and the Adams' and
southern Express Companies are
SAVED IN HERRINa's SAFES.
OFFICE OF ADAMs's EXPRESS COMPANY,
No. 80 BROADWAY,
49, NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1870. ]
M5ssRs. HERRING, FAnREL SHERMAN: Our Agent
at Richmond writes 'we got through tonight
The contents Of the 500 in bills-we reooy
'u ~ was merf,ng SAFE and good one. certain.
81. Q. BABooCK, Treasurer.
Mrssns. HERRINa, FARRELL & SHERMAN, NEW YoxK
-dENTs: The two safes of your manufacture
which we had In use on the morning of the 25tS
instant, at the disastrous fire which destroyed the
SpotsWood Hotel and adjoining block of buiIdnxs
have given full satisfaction and served TO preycTt
the destruction of some $4,000 in currency besides
sne Valuable papers and books enclosed therein. II
was impossible for workmen to excayate the Safs
until nearly 20 hours after the fire.
Respectfully,
j. ~. GIBson,
Asst Supt for Adams & Southern Ex. Cos.
RICHMOND Va. Dec. 80 1870
LETTER FROM J. M. sUBLETT a CO.
Proprietors Of the Spotstoood,
RICHMOND, VA, Dec 70 1870
, MEssRs. HERRING, FARREL 4 sHERMAN-(s.Nrs. IN
tne morning of the 25th instant we were fortnnsta
enough to have one of your Hsrrings Patent Cham
pon safes, which fell into the cellar among bnr.
ing mass OF ruins. After the fire. to our utmost snr
PRISE we found the contents consisting of valuable
papers, money and some siiverware ali in good
order Had it not been for your Herring's Safe wa
would have lost everything.
J. M. sUBLErr Co.
HERRING,S
PATENT CHAMPION sAEEs.
The most reliable Protection from Fire now
known.
HERRING'S NEW PATENT
- CHAMPION BANKERS, SAFE.
Inc best Protection against Burglars' Tools
extant.
HERRING, Farrell & SHERMAN.
zol broadway, corner Murray st., N. Y.
Farrell, HERRING & co., Philadelnb,s
HERRING a. CO., Chicago.
HERRING, EARREL & SHERMAN,
fe 29-3m New 0rissr.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-17
HEARINGS

PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
The most reliable Protection from Fire now
known.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-17
MACHINERY, &c,

MACHINERY, &c.
.->-->->--------~-----~--0~
Il. A. DAYTON
Dealer in
MACHINERY, RAILROAD, MANUFACTURERS
AND ENGINEERS SUPPLIES,
THNTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
STEAM ENGINES of improved construction. for
all purposes, of Richmond or Northern build.
MACHINERY FOR
Railroad, Machine Car and Carpenter Shops. Plan.
ing Mills Sash, Blind, Door, Cabnetware Chair Bed.
stead, Woodenware, Agricultural, Machine Handle
spoke, Stave, Carriage Wood, Cotton and Wooden
Factories, Cotton Gins, Farmers Foundries Rolling
Mills, Tobacco Factories Tanneries, Saw, Flourine
Uorn and Paper Mills, Mines, &C., &C.; Forged and
Improved shafting, Pulleys and Hangers, Betting
Lace Leather, Saws, Files, Wrenohes, Twist Drills
Steam Gauges Saw Gummers, Hteam and Water Pine
and Fixtures, Packing Journal Metal Pick and Tool
Handles, Turbine Water Wheels, DC. DC.
SECOND HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold and exchanged. A Quantity
OF the same on hand to be sold low such as Engines
Boilers, Mil Stones and Gesrings, Wood Working.
Machinery, DO. 0I''I - e'
Plans and Estimates of Machinery for Mills and
Asnuiactories OF all kinds. NH 1--d&wly
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-17

:, This new and attractive HOTEL ia now open for
the accommodation Of the travelling public
It's location gives tpeouliar advantages Situated
on Main street near the Postoffice, Custom House.
al OF the Banks, Telegraph Offices and most of the
Wholesale and retail houses of the city
The house is new and newly furnished, and its ex
perienced proprietor promises that 1t shall be first
class in all of its arrangements.
The TABLE shall have full advantage of this and
other markets, the BAR supplied with CHOICE LII
QuORs, and the wine cellar with the most select
brands 'e''
The LIVERY attached will supply the finest teams
~ al times N0RVELL COBB,
my z-wSm Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

from becoming the colony Of any foreign goyernueh.
and that its Inhabitants may be saved from cV war .
subJuon by the Haytians until such time as the soDc
second thought Of people shall grant their praycr
the protection OF our laws and Of insttntiom;'
This 90 a. friend Of Hayt for believe what @ sreo
Ggrr EayitAnA have told me- that the best nope Or Ho
n5tons their part OF the island is IN the nrn es
tabshnent OF like institutions the neghborng 1er
nathy with the cry OF Pa black mans govern
nment0 for Hayl than with that OF "
white mans government for the United states. De, M
Ieye I'm human soiddrte not In segregation Least OF al
that based color scout childish, the fears that
by nying flag SantO Domingo, and establishing
oIr civil and political institutions among its people, we
shall affect the Independence OF Hayt sooner or any
more than s people shall desire to be Affected Our
country usts not for military conquest do not seek
snbjeots but we viii not deny citizenship. Nor VIII we
refuse TO share the political blessings which God nas
eeck for Them "Our city can be nothing lees than the
North American Continent with its gates on All the sur
rounding seas In tho name Oi huinahItI iet t us P
them all open. SAMUEL W. Ho"H'
BOstOn, Aug. %, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE COURTS.
J. b. CoRNELLs MANDAMUs IN THE NEW COURT
HOUSE SUITS.

J. b. CORNELLs MANDAMUs IN THE NEW COURT
HOUSE SUITS
The suit of j. B. Cornell, surviving partner
OF the firm OF j. B. W. w. Cornell, came before Julge
Sutherland in the supreme Court, yesterday, for Tho
settlement of the order directing the Controller 10 pay
the money The order, submitted by messrs Law
renee & Robinson In behalf OF Mr. CoEle, f. appended
Iti hereby ordered and adjudged, that perempt5y
writ OF mandamus forthwith issue from this Court com
H. IngeTsOl and John j. Walsh, Commlssoncrs of The
New County Court House OF the City OF New YORK IOr
with 10 make issue and deliver 10 the said Richard H.
Connolly Cont.Oler OF the City OF NewYOrk, the writ
Ten reausition OF the said Commissioners upon the sd
said Comnissioners Ito the said rclator surviving
partner of the late firm Of j. b. & W W CornoI tbo
sum OF s3t725 As, with interest on said sum from
Dec 6, 1863 and further commanding tie sald Con
roer, upon receiving the saia regusluon iorhWih 70
raise the said amount required by sald IequEltiob;
S725 49, with interest from Dec g. l6J on te soch OF
the County OF SewYork as and in the manner author
lied and directed by and under tie ploi0lr 81 rccoh
f an Act OF the Legislature of the STATE Of NcWGtrk
passed April 49, IoI being chapter 5 OF the LaYso l
and entitled an TO make provision ior tie local gov
Of the CITY and Couuty OF New York." and there
upon TO paw upon the credit OF said Commissioners To
taresf from Dec G. 1909 to the date Of such payments,
&lfh $40 costs TO the said relator.
Mr. OGorman objected on behalf Of the Controller on
the ground that the three motions could not be con7d-
erd toeetber that the Controller could be required
TO pay the money directly TO the reator but must pay
to the Commissioners; that there reason 70 sup
-. - liz ,s,c tfo Commissioners made
transition upou him would decline to do 80. submit,
said Mr. OCI6rman that your Honor has no nght TO
law He has never been asked TO pay IT, and tLcrr s
every reason believe that he viii do ~ and The act of
Eob6rs Then again object that they have united IN
the same order for relief against the Controller te cni
for relief against the COMMISSIONER f" 10 d" JuD''
Mr. Lawrence-It appears TO me pretty clear jumbie
Mr.. OGOman-IhaFf because II Is ~ your iyV,, ns.r.
his decision until Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

popr oP NEW YORK ..ACeUsr 25
Steamship Nina Thomas (Br Sidney C. b. International
Coal and Railway Co
St.smship Beverly. Pierce. Philaielpma
Rrk Abraham (Nor Gregersen Cork Falmouth Punch
Ede a Co , -
Bas Annie tBr lockwood Sein H. b. a J. l. BIookman.
BsrE l. a. Bgeow (Br) RAYMOND Hayre Bond Hrcken.
Brg Madeira Aslaud Gibraltar io orders W. k"eh
BGg Aiamo Utal) Laianya Cork Falmouth. sessr CO.
Brig Malata Sp Buaer Santa Cruz Canary islands, Pug
Brig Hnckey Foster Martha and Sayna J. c Deb
heIe. ~ -
schr Geo Washington, sherlock BaracoA, Is. Pug .
sehr Lizzie bakers (Br Mcdonald ST John B.. p Ne'"'
Sons
Schr. Josephine FROST. McCready Bskmorr W Chalneus
Sehr SALIVA Kelly Boston, snOw Richardson.
Schr. Henry Laurie, Jarvis, Norwich NJ Brggs Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship heln (N CD Aug i via Souihanp'"a
18th With mtse and 10 pass. TO oelrrhs a Co. - an.
Steamship Morro Castle Adams Havana Aug 10, ard NAsh So
steamship Regulator Frsemsn wilmington & with mds - L"n|
ari 60.
Bark Fes,na (er) Gerusen Au,weuEuly with wdss
Bark CTemons Barrow Gslveston Aug witt eoon A dan.
sehr Charlie Miller (o NeN Haven't Prior CEpas '"'" W."
with hides and wool
Seht CSin CLARK MusQuash " b., DAYS wEh lanSsh H. 9Th
Schr PIomenader (Br l Davidson, Windsor (. D. '"
plaster
scHOONsRs-RivER AID cOAstys,H A.,
Hatfhel. Virginia Joseph, fh~Aieinl. t..,.,.
te, hptn Port Johnson SAM T. CfOcker Port JonnS'"'
Niger Port Johnson ufhanA Port JOAnsoh
Dang,r pow Ioh1snn Iaiy Adams Pod Johnson.
Delaware Port J,dasoa Nellie CiaIk. Port Joes"'a'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
GENERAL NOTES.

New Bedford, Mass, witnessed medieval
sight the other day The husband Of a newly welded
woman had departed a prolonged whaling voyage,
and to propitate Neptune do penance for the absent
her native village on banded knees. tapers burn
ing in each hand anked by two women to see that the
was kept
AT the Spiritual camp-meeting in Walden,
Mass last week Mr.. j. l.. Hatch made speech in which
he said that he hoDcdthat the Spiritual doctrine
but he of those unfortunate who had never
succeeded IN obtaining any testimony from the spirit
world. Perhaps IL was his own fault but nc prayed 10
be lucker in future This speaker II seems hits the nail
ON the head with refreshing squareneSs NO person mas
a right TO believe in the truth OF these spiritual mani
festatons except upon the evidence of his own senses
and since these often deceive even their author
lty Is not the best possible
A new and mysterious enemy of sheep, more
fatal than the murderous dogs. has made its ap
pearance and dreadfully rayased the focks Of Mani
towOo, In Wisconsin. The animal being found dead, no
marks OF violence are be observed, save small hole
behind the ear, from which the blood has been sucked
inns has led 10 the conclusion that the DESTROYER
kind OF bat, or more properly speaking, vamplre-a
creature wkioh even men may fear since 10 may not
nave an exclusive taste for the vital nd ol the muohs
This with the curcuo and potato bug renders our pres
ent assortment OF noxious vernin very complete.
Rattlesnake stories have been a great diver
sion with the Western press lately IL Is thrilhngy re-
lated that near Lansboro' Minnesota stout Norw egan
girl was walking along the road, when immense snake
suddenly struck at her from the grass beside the PAIN
She had no weapon and time TO run, as the snake
head high in air. ready TO strike so, turning upon
her enemy she resolutey kept her eyes directed on
those OF te monster and swung her foot back and fOrn
10 prevent the reptile from fastening its ang thereon
In few minutes, wbch seemed Ike ages 70 the herone,
her chance came and she planted her heel rny on the
snakes head, and with stone cut of 10 rattes
If Mr.. Charles Reade has not had his I'LL OF
criticism of late he will unquestionaby be interested In
the remarks made by Prof Godwn smith in his recent
Toronto lecture The Lamps OF Fict ion touching GER
tain habits OF the noyeiist Mr. Wlke Collins, too, Will
not fail to appreciate sdehit from the Professor The
lecturer said: 'Noyelists however, often dehase ne
tion by obtrudlne their personal vanitcs, alorSms,
fanaticisms aud autlpatiies. saw, the other day.
novel, tue author which brings himself III almost Dy
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
1rcTr-RC By 4 HIyDoO LADY.

The Madras Times reports lecture delivered
in that city by Hdoo caste lady who Is known By the
name Of sree Rnngamba Gap. The lecture was de-
liyered IN Telugu and the subject Human Being"
The meeting was attended by large number OF Hndoo
gentlemen and rindts In rebutting the general idea
Of her countrymen that a woman should not appear TO
lecture before the public, the lecturer sad that wha-
ever might he her abilities and qualifications, she
lodged the iuferOrty Of women and superiority Of
IN general in point OF learning. She DeheIed thht
the intelligent portion OF the community WOhd concur
with her when she said that the ancient histories Oh lhGla
abOunded with numerous instances wherein 10 appeared
that HndOo ladies' OF royal blood such as Shetthah
Devy, ChOodala, Madalassa An0osooya, Cowsnileya a.
hOOabha, SakoOnthala, OOtbaFa, ny hhyee, SdtheaD-
versed IN the various branches Of science and possessed
OF masculine bravery and were dstlnsnlshed lor tleT
knowledge of the fine arts, sucn hs music c. reNeIhl
OF them had delivered lectures, ana laughl uoIds 10
their husbands and Others She then referred 10 the
various female pundits in the nOrth anu hou'n OF
lnda, OF ancient and modern Tunes; anu 10 'h9lr
wonderful literary works. she HIuued 70 tne
Female Improvement Society at Calcutta ana 10 the
highly improved mental condition OF women III lhe con
nents OF Europe and America she salu she couu nOt
therefore, be considered by the wise men ~ uehIassng
beyond the assigned province OF HlndOO woman by
her compliance with a request 10 deliver lecture her
object was She added the advancement OF female edh
cauOn In this presidency. These were merely preliminary
observations Dut a. IL late the lecturer promised
at some future time 20 enter upon the immediate
subject OF the lecture. Mr. Seshyangar, Nernacular
Professor OF the Presidency College, commehei upon
the different parts OF the lecture, and said that
IL was not only by reading Dut ny nearing DINERS
read ana by experience the human Intellect cOd De Wen
lectures 20 be delivered by Rnngimba Garu might
De highly benefited Mr.. Sreenevasa Chhfn, sahscrit
fundt. supported the above views. Ihe chairman
summed up the whole OF the proceedings ana mhde
hblhly as "a lecturer. Mr. Thernyenghda plllay then
thanked the lecturer for ber kind compliance with lbe
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
P4SSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM BREMEN-In steamship Rein, Aug SHrinrch Here
julius PeekenIe Carl Thurnemer, T. D. NJdul Jseph
MeietI Victor Pramsch Samuel We'll and sister LaTe- An
Behmann Abraham Behmann David bethmanu lrn
Plump Aghte and Ka Ritter Rose hubitsehes W Ss
harit Henry &enhsner John Vog and family John D. le sns
b. T. Haunemann and j. Kubtscek Ab beann
Staubnge and wife, Funger. j. T Hah All family Fsnu,
Januscbek NJ Osborne and family Mrs B. Carlisle sBd iauisr
Dr Vert Mr. Domeyer, ME Friedman, NJ senger hr
Krch Mr.. Young NJ Marshiug And Zmmeusna sig GgtNhs
FAssbender Carl Ze stephen Jaeus H. f0-
Leopold stephan Maria Koch LeoPolue L,so. ien
and wife Otto Weber g. Jennng Vsentn Aeker Naiss
Albert Koch Caroline hehhaus Gu Obemeyer Jaooo
Schmi Rosa Betmsun Clara Bargeuer Al vine bens N Noru
Mester and daughter and others second cabin aud
FROM HAvANAn steamship Moro Castle Aug -bi, ven
Lawton edM and nurs.; Mr. Emma Goosel Aaoi9 ~
H. DaDnot H. E. CLARK Miss Clara smith u - hesse Ms,
bdster j. c. Rshming H. ". Spence. Lieut. H. I. bnsss -
g. ". B. Anderson Capt Farg W. MARVEL Henry %
Mary Huntley, Ramon AvAtL Thomas j. Carts M-rlp reos
Eduardo Deg ado Luis D. Pom Gusayus Scherer LUIS As
g. yasQueI Jose Dc Ia Ascenon BsDio Fernandez and 81
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
AT the Essex Market Police Court. John
DECISIONS-AuGUsr %.

Supreme Court lbdmbers-By Judge Sutherland
Ju ag Boyd a-Moon deaiei wthoureo,tS Penf sg Mt
ewa-M0;Ou denied with aye Mcne La Ssye-
Motion denied with leave
.SureriOr COWt-SDeciGl Tsrn-By Judge Spencer
Perry at Chestsr-oo denied without Lynch a Brovr
$40 allowed In George Rehabilitation aOurad until 3s inst
Virgins Ncenry.Onier gsntd.
Tucker agt Mek et aorr raute A. T. Stuart sgt Erteu.
-orier opeang default granted a., .-.
Marine COurt-Pdrt UI-By Judge Alker.-Coffee
Re-Acion prom'sory for 100 the defense being thai
II had already been pJudgDent for the defendant Vol
for injury doLe ho>e-Compaint dismei
Croker Leyy.-Act0n conrac-COmpsn dnissed pnhs
pas Quinn Whhams-AciOn oonaotJudgmeEt o
paiutf 500 S.n.OH LeyAcioa
for and ba,ery-Tne decision reserved Duys agt Lay
default for the plaintiff fog S6 and sio~anoe
Vakeubrg KnnenJuigment by dfau, for tie plaintiff oi
5 81 cost allowance att-Dscolt auo.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
name as heroic eharacter. with aeacrp,ion Of b. own

name as heroic character. with description Of bis
personal appearance. residence, and habita, fond
fancy paints them N himself There novelist who Ia
man OF fashion aud who makes the age OF the herocs
in his successive novels advance with hs own that
last stall have irresistible fascination At
wears and ten. But the c0nnmOnest and the most
chevous waytn which personality breaks out IA pam
phleteering undar the guise Of felton, One novel Is
pamphlet against unac asyums, another against model
prisons a third againstthe poor laws fourth against
the Government Oaces, fifth against trades unions In
these pretended works OF Imagination facts coined
I'm support OF crOtchet antpathy with all the H.
cense of fiction; caluinny reyes without restraint and
no cause served but that OF fasehOod and Injustice
A writer takes Ofense at the excessive popularity OF
athletic spOrs; instead Of bringing out accurate aud
conscientious treatise 70 advocate moderation be ets
Nv novel painting the typical boating man seducer
~ conading women the betrayer OF his friend the
murderer of his wife Religious zea0ts are very apt to
take tbis method Of ensting imagination as they think
ON tbe side OF truth. remember bigh Anglican novel
in which the Papist eaten alive by rats and the a
tonal,st and Republican slowly soathed IN molten
lead the fate Of each being OF course Just judgment OF
Heaven on those presumed TO dher the author
Thus the voice Of morality u c0niOuhded WIN mat OF
tyrannIcal pctulanCe and self-l0Ve.'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE LATE REBELLION IN AFGHANlSTAN'
THE TERMS OF THE RECONCILIATION BETWEEN
JACOOB KHAN AND THE hMEER-RELNTlONS
nEIWEEN TIE RRITIsm AND TIE AMELK.

JACOOB KHAN AND THE AMEER-RELATlOSo
BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND TIIf AMEER'
Once more the luck OF the Ameer OF Atghan-
,san has prevailed telegram which received yesfr
dan and Immediately transmitted tO you announces tS
arryn YakOob at Cabul, and his first interview WIN
his father They met in private, YakOOb carrying COPY
of the 10 assist his plea for pardon, but now my
mot we can only guess-thc sturdy and unc0nquefeu
rebel and the Sovereign and father whose throne nc
shook almost to s found atoms. This reconciliation Is tne
course all alongat least for considerable perodree0
meuded by the Indian Government the only possOio
chance Of peTpetuatng the Ameership In Shere ANS my.
The Government appears TO have at once recOgzeu te
fact that interference between the Ameer ana DIS SOL
would be the worst possible policy tending to make
YakoOb rreconciable enemy OF England, ana tahnH
away from the Ameer his braves and best soiaoIi a
since last letter have received very decided anu
authoritative in confirmation OF the oplhiQn
/ then expressed that Vambery is quite In error III
suppOsng Yakoob to have a rooted aversion
from the English alliance. That aversion certainly
existed at time, but I believe 1t has passs,su
away. What he has always been opposed TO Is the
Amcers virtual submission TO the rule OF fav0rlte we,
whose sole aim TO run in the direction OF securing
the succession for her son, and In this ann she ha %
the apparently unwaverng support OF Asluln hnai,
probably with ulterior purpose on MS part Ior
the event OF Abdoola Jan regning Asum Khan , wOuu
certainly have ruled both I'm right OF blood as the Aneer
half-brother, and OF fayoritisn when mas DeJ o %
the features OF Shere AIS life. NJ VaulDery Is so
I'm saying that YakoOb after the UinDaha upa,
refused to accept gifts from Lord Mayo The truth
that no gifts offered TO him; why eXacty uo nV1
know but this il the fact At that time, possibly
YakoOb not very favorable to us; Dut ne - quo
shrewd enough TO that we are his natural irlenus
and there is no evidence whatever that nc ,M nas
an understanding with Persia OF the knd mdl-
Gated by NJ Vambery. For the much talked-ot under
standing with Russia, there is not the slightest e0uu
of evidence This error very common one In England
undoubtedly arises from persons confoundng the names
OF Yakoob and his cousin Rahinan NJ VamDey aisS ~
says that the throne OF Shere All Is supported Ny IoS W.
English rupees Since 1868 Shere All has had no money
from the Indian Government, and what he had the was
the money promised by Lord Lawrence IDeLeVe may
safely state that it the intention OF Lord may0s OOv
ernmpnt support the succession of YakO0b as the only
means Of giving permanence to the present dynasty
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Quarantine Amount OF frand-
charge. G.e4t charge.
A LAME DEFENSE.

from The Ne,r- York EreHiHg Mad Aug 25
The Sun comes TO the rescue OF the Health
Officer and defends him against the recent and damag
ing attacks that have been made against him by THE
TRIBUNE and Times Dr. CarnOChans defender makes
our "A fair showing so FAR as the defense goes, but is
not all adequate answer TO the specific charges or
his accusers The sun shows the difficulties under which
the Health officer hbOrs, the vast importance OF the
work intrusted TO him. the eagerness or mer-
chants 20 escape the strict enforcement Of
Quarantine regulations the necessity OF paying
very high wages 10 laborers exposed 70 daily con
tact with dangerous and infectious diseases and other
strong points OF defense. far the Of Dr. CarnO-
chan Is presented very pausbly and satisfactorily. But
the charges If exotion are not met anough hey are
trover,y defense that Is at general and in
complete will have almost the effect OF an admission ~
ali the charges AGAINST the Health officer. He and his
friends must the music manfully or the next
LEGISLATURE viii pass sentence ana execute judgment on
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
CRIMINAL COURTS.

s. Nichols. charged with running an Illicit dlstil-
No l33 Wet Broadway was held yestrna IN o"3 baiW
Commissioner shields
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Charles Nil,
Ter committed estera stealing the watch OF ose Donaoe of
No l6g WestT Thirty fOurth-s.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice bowling com
mtte Hiram yesterv or having refused 70 ay bo ~ 70
e OF the Grand Oie. Philip NusoN ~ OF
No 2 hottest asslung and attempting 70 rob on TIE nigh
Aug F. Schhctiug No oil Nest Two coniolere OF
Winslow arrested az the time
At the Essex Market Police Court, John REYNOLDS
prefsre by brs
the prisoner marnd
MAY Testimony given showing that be had another wife Cells
4-5 whom be married
1863 Fru Smith and Michael Cunningham sccuse by Chsr-
Brown OF No RyHgtOu, With Indecent assault be se
While the Clerk recording their coHyrsatOu whisper
too place between h prisoners aud the complainant aad the COMPLAINT
Mas withdraw.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
AN UNSETTLED HOTEL BILL.

Olive Nichols has brought suit against Geo.
walnut proprietor Of the Westmoreland HoteI' " re
cover 81 0OO the value Of three trunks "hich o S "
he'd dfa,lt NJ navment she claims that she boarded
% + hotel about four weeks that she paid all her DIS
on lime 49, the date OF her departure that shs seht W
her brother the day for her trunks ahd tat Dli
osnted FOR s15 for extra board and damage 20 fur
nitlre The plaintiff brought SUIT IN repel 10 IeSoSef
tbe contents OF the trunks, which she values AT so
1 cas came Ip Yesterday before Judge Sutherland ON
"a motion TO strike out the answer as frivolous. Inc
Court granted the motion and sent the case 70 shcrHs
iury 10 assess the damages.