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New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
TEIFGRAPHIC NOTES.

....There were two deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston yesterday.
The Marquis de sayre, French CHARGE d A6airs',
has arrived at Rome
The amount of duties paid at the Custom
House Chicago month OF September Sl7s0 being three
much as in september Of last year
.... The Emperor of Brazil and his party are ex-
10th Of November Amer spending sone time
here the ROY will sues To view the canal
Mrs. n j. Savier (wlfe of the Agent OF the At
nc snd P.cac Telegraph Company who shot Mrs Lake with whom
her CAL has been indicted for murder
The case of Mrs. L. G. Wharton, indicted for
ponn Gen Ketcham Van Ness has een removed from the
Crmin Court Baltimore to tho Circuit Court 0t Anne Arundel
County
James Gordon Bennett jr., and Lawrence W.
passed through Syracuse yeterJAy on Thrill ern
from hunt Plains They great acc especially me
number Of bufsloes slain.
dspatcb from Bombay reports that an in
so had tnkeu Portuguese srten"t OF Goa me
but that the military oee II enAfRo VI ' ' nAn
been able to quel the dIturoance'
Henry Yates. a merchant Of Berlin. ILL.,, com
i ne on TUESDAY kng strychnne Aer taxing the poison
he al do. and couyersed iany for tme then told his
HG What be had done and expired 10 few minutel
The Japanese CharOfd 4gaires in Washington
b, presented TO bha the japanese OF
Commerce dherent samples paper nAnptetd
mostly Of cu The specimens Mil he sraagd ID pououos a
olses ia the model Of h. PsentOaee Tor inpec'ou
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PASsEEGERs ARRIVED.

FROM saEMBN-In steamship New York 5-Ms q. L-sks
s.d sh Cha kasp and vfc j. Lang Jos heyr, nsss snf
Chasn o. aad family Hsahins and noer hs W henrcs
n NAer Gx Meyich ebh ard the ssoDf osbs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
MARRIRD.

Wedding and Waiting Cards, Initial stsnpias Es. PssA
WM EykRDELis Sons lN FGLTos OLD DCECa CAUGCA
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

Billiard Table Homo for $40 Full '1- sni bans
no rItis room required Diagram nae ABBOT HiCHoLLA
W Liberty 81, HevYsTk
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

fuILNH q Co.. % Dond. st., Sew.Yor<-
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
PROTECTING THE PRESIDENT FROM MUIR
PLY.
From IN ". Y. Evenin

From TAs N. y. EvenH0 PoSt .
We have reason to believe that the ablest
most sincere oounselOrs the President including
members Of the Cabinet have long known that Mr.
Murphy II unfit for his office, and b heavy burden upon
the Administrations Andhave urged these convictions
upon him effect But this is not enough 1t Is
impossible for the President TO know the de-
tails of either Custom House business or
of New-YOrk politics as Secretary Bout-
well and The great merchants Of this city
know them We have not yet learned that the secretary
has made upon demand for the removal Of Mr.
Murphy nor that the merchants who dstrust him and
complain 0 hD, have united Ia memorial asking Tor
change UEt they do thts the blame and shame OF this
CooctorShip cannot be thrown wholly upon the Psesi
>oeDt IN whOe unwilngness 70 DO represented by such
man, II he knew what u here known about him, we
nave strOnS confidence.
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TEE WEST on MURPHY.

FROM IN Chtc0eo TTIbHnt.
Prsoe Grant, In with friends here yeedAy stated
sp SnpAsassuy that 70 HE positive ipews s charges TEE
AEWioKk TkBuEE n
tAA hs removing BIN iron Collector
=. lCAeasO Evening Journal
II the President has positive knowledge that
the snsrges against MURPHY are not true 1t would be
lGnafyng the public 70 those charges dsprOVed
RDs Of the charges 10 that Murphy Il partner with
'1wee6- Sweeney and Connolly In large real estate
npeculatiOns The NEwYoRK TRIBUNE has published the
Hontract with all their names appended to It, Il stands
an the Recorders ONCE II there Is any way TO dis
prove this charge, Ia good time to do Another
feharge 10 That Murphy quite recently TaInmany
tonoehOdrr, under Tweed, Sweepy and Connolly, TO
wit: Commissioner for the widening OF Broadway
his tact derives additional Significance from the real
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mus. he indO'sed s'h (aR
name and addyess
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

Messrs. Brokaw Brothers have a handsome
aspay OF ready made clothing on exhibition az the
American Institute Fair They import their own stock
and bfng large manufacturers are able 70 seu their
rnois at q small profit each article.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

nrcd 70 recognise think we will have some sno% w
IN 49, nur rood nominations In returr TOT the euppo1.
@ 1--we their state riket We want to compel tne D nC'
We 49, anlea O'Brien. an prepared at any uhr,
70 anr place " show that there IA not RTeateI
I Snu i IN the United States than O'Brien ana oan
prove Il by sworn evidence .,..o.
Mr. Riter1snd moved that the Executive Oouln''Soo
s,-o,,d to make the usual necessary arrangements
g. ,ha eleriiop After trivial discussion, motion to
aaournment prevailed without the re solution oeine
passed..
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Street, Pet
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OFFICE OF
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80 'o'i
we quote ~ S4'io' 4oo barrels were sold
~ tnat n2uie.
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Dec. 22l4; Jan. 22l% Feb 22l5;
Market-V.ry Quiet
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PAYING FOR CARRIERS ADDRESSES

TO the EditOr OF The Trionne.
SIR: P. NJ. G. Crcswell or even Gen. Grant,
may issue as many orders a. they deem proper. for.
bidding carriers issuing holiday addresses and soliciting
contributions but 1t will not check the desire many per-
have Of presenting gift to those faithful men,
many Of them onearmed, who plOd through sleet and
RAIN heat and cold day and day out during the long
year, bringing Your correspondent Is rather
hard on letter and newspaper !carriers. He makes
grave mistake when he speaks OF their demanding do
nation He might. with much proprety, say his New
Year caers-if he has any-demand piece OF cake
and glass wine because they thrust In their cards
under the nose" aud wish him Or his wife Happy
NewYear believe speak for all letter and newspaper
carriers when say they would scorn to receive cent
that not cheerflly given. He asks. "WEy should
my dOOrbel call ~ the door dozen times every
Christmas and New Years tO answer call to pay more "
l venture to say 1t never has and never WILL never
heard Of p,stm1n or payer carrier dendndsng ON
Christmas. like their NewYesr calls. and gives mo
pleasure To greet then especially the paper curriers'.
aud think Of them Of times during tine year how
they r0nted ont OF their bes the rst Of all that We
may have our coffee and news at the sane time 1t
gives me great satisfactiOn every wYears 10 recrivo
the Addresses not only Of posman aud letter
but my milk nan too. AUDirOR
Esr- York. Nov. ~. 1871.
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENTE.
PuRr uF SHW YORK :,


r,Rr uF sHw YORK ...................pgcxsnzn
Sesr,lin s,,o tPr Gr.~ L,,o,l Nri,naI steamship
Steamship Robert ingban ,brl Whrw. s;ne', & D. lat '-
s~rm.h, Bristol w.l,,cc Phi'4,e,.ri,.
srsm,ip b. N. FaichM front. Pml,d~lrll J. n. briggs
s.p ,a w"" 81, Pom, an, Yor. n
steamship Xo'eiiy, shaw Phiaielpha.
sesm-bip Ann ts Rrh,r- Philadelphia. VIM r Clyde Go.
,tier Albreehi Falmouth sn4
n:,s Ss ''i :"s Co.
n. n. . h. as.ss ii' sIs s %'
ss s H s... s s :"::: Pa asss Loud Co.
s scs fjs :i' Tf
s sen' " i rs1:t iys siin s;': Stamford
Sehr Howard M"m er VIII .m, ia,on il! T. BOW G.,
schr. Thomas j. Owens. selleck. New Haven.
Steamship A,er. Br L. rr Liverpool Nov 49, Queens
town 18Th with md.. and pas: TO TO- ,, {" frnctI,n
B.i r. ai Cape Town Bp.. Aso. Fay 20 ma..
ABBY Ptn4n Phi.irlli, I-n,, VI rs,c. Port JoLn1pn.
Helm Mar. Port j"hu-'n. H. q. Barnes. Virgins
VIM. Rose. Iugr, 80 Flower. virginia.
AM fsr9 1tn VIZ W. J.r, ni.. S o y y"u"a
WIND-5undoxn. u~ier.tr. ~ "; clpny
DOMESTIC POKrS.
Ares sTG from Pr r ' o% s' A from
PhIlslelpha; Nercu from New iorA Glacas from Nr"iorh
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dec 1.-The North Gemsn Lloyd steamship Ohio
from Baltimore ,tryei al this port yes'era'.
H,,HE DE. Tile 'surIal Transatlantic Comrauys steamship
wasLir on. c4? Rousseau. from SeAioA Nv 10. .r,el ths
port to-day
QrEnrr rin,a Dec ir follow INK v',-"'' reported ashore
pomons A..n Wm,n corsica and The sr. AMI other ys
l' dnger No dare vrturr I" their assistance AMI
here BY -rcis trains them.
For Latest SHIP Mrs sre rim Ingr.I
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TIE UfRLLM COUBTHOUSE SPINDLE.

REPORT OF THE TAXPAYERS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE-ENORMOCS FRAUDS SHOWN
WHERE TIE WARRANT, WERE PAID AND
WHO INDORSED THEM.
UpOn the representation of Tweed, Mac
GIegor Superintendent of Buildings, and others, that
the Harlem COurIIose not adapted to the pur
poses for which IL used the Legislature appropriated
in 1869 S!24OOO for the erection Of new Courthouse
This amount being deemed Insufficient to complete the
building further appropriation OF 100000 wn' made
The whole amount appropriated has been expended and
only the foundation walls have been built. The tax-pay-
ers Of Harlem being Of the facts, believed that
great frauds were involved. and at meeting held to
consider the matter, appointed committee to Investigate
the facts Of the case and report when had thoroughly
sifed the matter. The Committee, of which Low
Adams prominent citizen ~ Harlem, was Chairman,
has made the following report:
We find that SOS $50 has been expended on the build
Ing and that all that has been done TO this date Is the
excavation Of the cellar and the erection VI the fOuda
ton walls to the level, with the exception OF tho
wall. which has been carried up one story. Tho
foundation is OF stone and the wall Of red brick. The
Committee composed OF practical builders and masOns.
has made personal examination OF the work. and has
prepared all estimate OF the cost Of labor and materials
The estimated cost is IA liberal one, and Is appended
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The estimated cost is u liberal one, and Is
Total actual costs.


Those who have made this estimate willing to give
bonds to do the amount Of work for $4,000 The
building has cost s26sSO shown by the Controllers
books Mos. Of the warrants paid at the YOrkville
Bank. Of which Henry Genet is President and appears
from the Endorsements that large majority Of them
paid directly to him. THIS Is proved by examination
Of the warrants. Jno Scalons warrant for $4,000 10 In
dorsed BY Genet In ink. JnO E. Wilson's warrant for
Endorsed by Genet In pencil and the letter 81"
In pencil also appears in the Another Of Seal
Ions warrants for 362 49, and another for Oh So
Endorsed in the same and the tho
ditionAl Endorsement Of Lewis Baker. IIsloran and
Davtdson's warrants also Endorsed BY Genet The
total amount VI Gencs Endorsements on the wsrauts Of
these four men Is N+S424 H.
The states that at the present rate Of Nro
rrss will take q O0 In addition to finish he build
ing and conclusion denOunces the whole
u u fraud OF the first magnitude
GENET's DEFENSE.
Nj Genet made yesterday. the following statement to
TRIBUNE reporter regard to the charges which have
been urged against him IN connection with the building
of the CourtI House IN Harlem He utterly repudiates
all OF fraud and thus explains his connection
with the matter
I'm the first place. I became connected with the
Court by being appointed counsel to the Commits
sioners These were WIN. NJ Tweed, John McQuade. and
Judge Josiah Porter Mr. Scallun was designated as
builder End Mr. Insee architect In the capacity Of
counsel. did the bushes, pertaining - that position
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H"ONHLY.N REFOHU
TlIr I\Vr-rIi;NriNG COMMITTEES Ar WOEN-!Nf
IX,I>T COMMISSIONERS HUNGRY FOR III IL

Tur I\Vr>rI;\riN,; COMMITTEES Ar WOEK-!NE
lX,I>T COMMISSIONERS HUNGRY Io: IL IL
LHTIY.
William T.. Colt, Thomas y. Rocker and
William Finley. the snb-uinini'tcc appointed 10y the
Committee OF FIfty to investigate the accounts oi the
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS called nj that department ycst"r-
day for the PURPOSE OF beginning their labors Commits
siourr Pybnrh received the committee. AMI when III
formed the nature II IL mission. sad that the books
and papers were their disposal; pro, drt the 'om.i
would allow the representative, "a Ihc press - D'
present during the Investigation.
Mr. Cont rrplird that h, INSTRUCTIONS ll Tot pro. tie
for the Attendance Of reporters. COMM -sion"r Fynf
insisted upon request, claiming that If the Committee
should proceed with its investigation N secrecy thc
Commissioner. would have 10 satisfactory guarantee
that the result whether in the favor Of th" Hhdii or
against IT, would he Invariably given to the public.
Mr. Colt assured The CoImiS soicrs that the result oi
the investigation would he honest, reported 10 M r
and that members of the press could not facilitate
CGmil.i.s"nrr Pyburn Informed TIE cpnm'.;cr that
unless aSrd 10 his propostI ~ could not rt'" t'I'
book of the DEPARTMENT.
The Committee then Withdrew.
ACTION or THE CONMISSIONERS OT I'll \i:IrIt'
AND rARK>.
The Beard Of Commissioners 81 Charities
received Yesterday Il communication from John ionns.
Chairman OF the subcommittee of the oInitice of
Fifty, appointed to examine the infringement AMI ac
Of the Department, requesting TO 10 informed
when would be ncnt to the member, Of
the subcommittee.
The Comm SsiorcrI passed thr following:
NJ, B"i md The Superintendent ~ Ont
hereby directed I" place At the disposal Of
by fiity all
hr required N
hiouh comp If the different lie
Oi thirtrs
Clerk directed nform SAIL 'onm t-e that tn 'onml's"nfs "f
them time when II
the Comm,ione Office III BROOKLYN -" the
| Alm,hJu~r fiHbnsh.
The subcommittee the Park Commissioners De
partIDcnt having requested copies of the annual reports
have furnished with them by the commissioners
who also expressed their desire To meet the sub
committee. Tile subcommittee will be actively en-
ga IN liz responsible duties next week.
SINECIRISTS DISCHARGED.
There was CONSIDERATION among the employees
~ the Water Board. yesterday morning. when upon
assembling tn" Office ~ the Department, In the CITY
Hal. receive their pay. they informed that dis
charges awaited several OF their number. The unlucky
ones. when they rcct i,ed their monthly salaries,
accOrdinl y dismissed. They were rassed clerks and
inspectors. and numbered over 49, Water Commissioner
Fowler has evidently determined anticipate the call Of
the Committee Of Fifty by Kidding himself If >inrcirSts
and the pay roll Street Conm> >iOcr Furry also
dismissed Is deputy inspectors yesterday morning
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TIE IUDiOW-ST. JAIL PHlSONERo-A fAlD ID


TIE IUDLOw-Sr JAIL PRISONERo-A CARD To
TIE Warden.
To NJ. Wurdru TRACY.
SIR: We, the Civil Suit Prisoners, thirteen
in number, discharged by Judge Barnard The sd Of
November. desire to offer you acknowledgements for
permitting wives and mothers to visit us in our cell.
Yesterday instead of meeting and sitting III the cold
hall and also for the alteration from the usual meal At
H. H., to in accordance with the Usage Of
Thank -giviug day. We know Of such feast that
described III The World. but each of cd in his
cell with a 60 od and substantial meal.
We much regret that card ,Slch. claiming Find re-
cmbance the day in question. has been construed
into an intention to b ackuail the public Had our APP
peal proved successful hoped after setting aside
small for the most needy Of our number. to hav o
been enabled to the services OF eminent counsel
to test one before tho court under writ Of
habeas corpus based upon Judge Barnards order THE
TRIBlNE with its unvarying humanity. published our
appeal. It. however, proved unsuccessful and we have
been harshiy and unjnsty vilihed. We know Of
trbutons in money, PROVISIONS or otherwise, hut go
from the proprietor of the Hoffman House. and $40 from
Mr. Minor These amounts have this day been returned,
with our explanations and best thanks.
THIRTEEN CIVIL SUR PRISONERS.
LudiOr ST. Jail, Dec. l, 1871
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, N. ", Nov. 29.@Ihe Faculty OF the
University have just decided upon new course 70 DC
49,, =. tho Course in Letters. 1t will lead to the de-
ne. Of bachelor Of letter. or with slight VARIATION to
Bachelor Of Philosophy 1t extends over four years In
stead Of 1--WE, - pre- viousy announced pred9mnanee
viii be given TO the studies OF social and political scenc
with fair proporton Of literature, and three years
uninterrupted study Of history. One year OF Laun VIII
be required, and French, Italian. German, apn srn
II 10 ~ prepare course Of training for JOURNALISTS anu
literary men, To those choosing journalism NE adsan
lages VI learuinZ part Of the profession
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viii be given BY the University printing ONCE; and.
while It will not be required for the securing OF the de-
gree. win be strongly rooommsnded nex P,Siessor
courae v Mich WIN take effect Immediately The horse
shoe fund has beee entirely .ised end was paSs s d1 IN
the hands Of sns Srt o' Two "eexS ago. 10
The President in company with Mr. Sage: one OF the
Trustees OF the University IA ut present Waiting the var
ous sttutions the country whore the coeducaton OF
sexes vogue, preparatory to coming to some denne
concson concerning the matter ut Cornell. and OF &C.
ccptiug or rejecting Mr. Sagcs offer number Of young
women the various exercises Of the Univcr
sity, but they not re istcred IA students.
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\(,ERS ,fREIVED.

FROM IIyERPOOL-n steamship Aser' Dec. i W. Wright
Ili,, Jsmrs Muir Robert brhs. JoD R'ii. Thos Bod w
Grant Nj Fury: Nj an! Mr.. Cm'rn Mr. snd NJ; r. ~ a.
M. g. II. oisrr,, M snd Mr. 81 Canea MIS-
Ogiby Miss r. Coaie Mr. and Mrs ha1eas Mrs Fred Brown
sni Mrs T. Brown. C. Ssir W. Maha ~,
Marshall Mr. Acluirr Carcaca, mr. Barne. /. H. Mofsti p
Wnhemw II. " Iavllsn Nh Du Is, hCrAe Mr end Mr. O!'
b llrrn and M WoLs. l. H. Root. - Harms j.
H. Reese W. Graham Miss NJ IIsr:. Nj and Mrs A. hhan MI aud
s :. Powell. G. D. Colin. hs Balr capt Griffin Capt L. store
r. II Lehman Mr. s!iri NJ iGro Mrs Newman sLd infana
Mrs. 81 r MISTER 'ironbqer Mr Xcrou Master w rlugh
and Mr.. r. ". IoIs c'ru aud "Tv!iS ~ -
Mr. 4. n. ah. Mss Irab, M arn1h. Vi ss IL
hams K. RIh.no. ID. II. ". Nerds
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1HE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In tho case Of the United States agt. q
quantity Of silks and claimed BY Isaac Walker
now at issue In the United States District Court action
is brought to about 100 the alleged value Of
tue goods, on the ground that they were smuggled
In the United States District Court yester-
day. In tho matter Of Alvsh Blasdel John Eckel and
John H. Tsdae. bankrupts Judge Blachford approved
the order VI Re gslor Fitch rrnIiiriu. JOHN Mackenzie.
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DEPiRI tRE or FOHFIGN Nails.


SATURDAY. be Z.
M's n.Ip t'iy Lon Ion.
Al b.pa IN. y" SnpvIern, NJ.
Mails for the herman STATS Brrl"r :r,m'p pent''h'
land close 4. IL.
Ma. Br.. and avr per steamship Vile DE- Pir',
lose
M.. Tor Il,v4. ". T. ,.r .,~or C'eo?air, co- .tp
SUNDAY. :.
Al VI Ill. r'o,r u oco'. r. l~,jlr- pm 4
~ II ~.
MONDAY
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r,yrRy.pTcy c,IEyp,Rs-Tu,. IA,

iSNurSrtki ctLINDAk
hos The Bridgeport Brix Go eli iie Mrrrhantf Stonal
Fuller and Grsu.. Bank 81 The tity u New
]l56. .Spr hnin and Brush at. Din York agt Wild.
2l] S,Ig Iyt. Winters, Hunt
la9. Bruce 81 ~ set SCHNEIDER. 4 De Gimp
1895. .t'rsnrr agt Strru ~. Nr<ant Mcbride De-
Rll. tindih, ct al art. Murphy
l4 lowry aud Sslsr From Rl Ch,, ct H. sg Van Sos
kr,s rand \ Van Sosrini.
.A-rhrr The Guardian "a IarcA'
Savings Institution. n"r'nr.
rALESDAR AKjrAENr
o.. .,iIfrisou Solomon
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5i.uations Uautr0--frmaIcs

4 IOI NCi French Lady wants Il SITTA-
TIOS respectable little American h"rco rhi
Understands I'm h wet To be No. 2Ji West
twenty rv,nh.s. Ring fourth bell.
COLORED RELIEF ROOMS. Is Bible House,
~ Asor Furnishes directly
the South.
GOOD German Female Servants N Mrs. IIilds
~ German Initu'r l2 Norfolk htseeu Rvngion
NURSERIES,. ROBINSON, Ladies' Nurse, has
REMOVED To d Doussst Brooklyn. Tan Accep,
immediately lila. irs,rass
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the assixnee deliver to Blssdel list OF all the deDs
nd claims proved against the estate Of the bahkrup
which have into bis hands Within three days air
the service of copy Of the order upon him.
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DECISIONS--DHr. 4.

Suprrme Court Chambers - BY judge Brady.
J.udon sg Jsuon-R'por 81 Re hrmc md Judgment Of
granted rnoly VI children swsri the pisnB BRINK
ug IF Referee confirmed Judgment o dg"e
granted cud, children awsrsd to The plaintiff shaw St Cobnrn
ct sL-Oner granted.
Superior Court-Spccidl TRINITY Judge Spencer.
smiht)rirr Receiver Sullivan AIT
Jones, Rpn-y lIsnni-Or'rr 81 dicontinn
MD rm" sgt WardenOr'er granted Harris ag, Berger
IN NJ rider grsniei
Chief Bsrbour-B,kcr sgt Of'en Sheriff 1Case set
tied with amendments
Common Pleas-Sprcidl 7Tm.--By Judge Loew.-
Spielmap characterization denied without The Andes
20 ACT DECENTRALIZATION gr.rtei payment Of I'M
Motion John N. johnson
cslon granted Brrreb AT. Emmeron. Ser Memorandum.
In B0nkrupfcy--IuS She matter of Avah Baistrll.
John Ecke and John Tr bpkupts Judge Btf renters bis
approving the orlr NJ Rrr Fitch lnr John MKenh"
s.ene deliver to Dissiel list OF all Tie debts and claims
the bankrupts which LIS
hand. vi bin thre dy licr eryicc u he nnl,L upon him
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

D. sun y Moon o'l
p,r-AM
Hook ll:l3 Cows Island ll:5 Hell cate Fe. liz
piY-P
San l. o,k Island 1900 Hell Gate Ferry la
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

In tho United States Circnit Court. Judge Bcnc-
presiding the ths VI criminal will begin nett "e'nrs
Joseph Smith. charged with having IN hrs pos
session Eve unstampcd barrels Of whisky discharged ree! "
Comm shields
In the Essex Market Police COnrt yesterday. Louis
and iva King"err charged with stealing $50 wr he
Judge Iedwth 800 bail lenr, frrbsch CHARGED with ',rs
containing ~ 73 from Ann Burroughs ~a' nea
. ct the Special Sessions.
At tho Jefferson Market Police Court Judge
committed Albert Wbitfori Policeman yes'er.y on
from Louis Nargue h4rhan watch ana pocte
b9e containing go Msguei s' TIA, he standing On the
oi Tbompsop and Prince waiting for when ih" Outrage W"
prrprtrs,d Whfo false rsache and large 'Aehia
.cilrj Special Police, Syracuse. " T."
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