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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-14
EXCHANGE BANK
BUCK & T0AN,
PLyNoUTH INDIANA.

WE BUY AND SELL FOREIGN
w and Domestic Exchange.
We receive Deposits payable on de-
mand, and make collections in aRy part
of the United States and Europe.
We issue Letters of Credit and draw
drafts direct on our correspondents in
over $50 cities in Europe.
1IOFFICE IN OUR HARDWA ARE
Store, No. 8 Michigan st.
july20tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-14
BURLINGTON.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chica-
go or Indianapolis, how shall we reach
the West9 The best Line is acknowl-
edged to be the c., B. & O., Joined togeth-
er with the B. & NJ. Railroad by the Iron
Bridge at Burlington, and called the Bur-
LINGToN ROUTE.
The main line Of the Route running to
Omaha connects with the great Pacific
Roads and forms to-day the leading route
to California The Middle Branch, enter
ing Nebraska at Plattsmouth, passes
through Lincoln, tie state Capital, and
will this year be finished to Fort Kearney,
forming the shortest route across the
Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch of the B. NJ, diverging
at Red Oak, falls into line running down
the Missouri through St. Joe to Kansas
City, and all Kansas. Passengers by this
route to Kansas, see Illinois, Southern
Iowa, and Missouri and, by a slight di-
vergence, can see Nebraska also
Lovers Of fine views should remember
the Burlington Route, for its towns high
cleaning from afar''-its -fringed
streams-its rough bluffs and quarrie>
its corn-oceans stretching over the prai
ries further than eye can reach.
Land buyers will be sure to remember
it, for they have friends among the two
thousand who have already bought fam.
from Geo. S. Harris, the Land Commits
sioner of the B. & VI. R. r. at Burlington
Iowa, or among the four thousand home
steaders and -emptors who last yea
! filed claims in the Lincoln land office
where Uncle Sam is rich enough to givo
us all farm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-14
s- Who can Read It?

The indianapolis Telegraph publishes
Che following letter purporting to have
been addressed to wholesale liquor deal
CT in Detroit. We copy verbatim Id
porte 1rgus
L1eoNEER, IND, den 10. JUL 1911.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-14
Notice of Assessment.

THE Subscribers to the capital stock of the
Plymouth, Kankakee and Pacific
Rail Road Company, whose subscriptions
are yet unpaid, are hereby notified that an assesB
ment of ten per cent, per month, has been made on
all unpaid subscriptions The first installnlent to
be due and payable TO the Treasurer of said compa
ny, at his Office, in the city Of Kankakee, Illinois
the 10th da. Of Jnly, 1871 and ten per cent ev-
cry thirty DAYS thereafter, unti.t the entire unpaid
subscriptions ere paid. The subscribers in Iudians
may pay ther- easements to the Secretary OF the
Company, at - mouth, who will receipt for shs
same. - -
BY order of the Directors 4 -
Attest, JOHN O. GUsHMAN, Secretary.
Plymouth, Itdiana, June 2lst, 1871. jszzm8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-14

This is the latest contribution to pisea-i
torial study by the board of education:
Question-What is the cause of the salt.
ness of the ocean? Answer-The cod
fish
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-14
tjun1-31rl
Home Insurance Company, of
Columbus, Ohio.
See ac1ot tht Superintendent of Insurance
Of tie State Of Neac YORK says beloac
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. :
ALBANY, March "a. 1871.
Hbereas. The Ell OME INSURANCE COM
PANY, located at Columbus. in the State of chic,
a Company incorporated under the Insurance Laws
of the State Of Ohio, the 18th day of July, 1854,
and having been Only admitted to transact the
business of Fire and Inland Navigation Insurance
In the State of New York. the 9th day of May,
1870, has filed in this Department Annual State
ment of its condition and affairs the 31st day Of
December, 1870.
And Yhsreas The said Home insurance Company
of Columbus. Ohio has desired and consented sto an
examination of its capital securities and affairs, in
reference to averifcation said Annual Statement
filed in this Department.
Nor Therefore, /, GEORGE w. MILLER,
Superintendent of the Insurance Department Of the
State of New York, in pursuance of such request.
and of the rover vested in me by statute, have
caused my duly authorized Commissioner make
a personal examination of the capital, condition
and affairs of said Company, who has reported to
me in writing the result of said examination, sub
stantially follows:
/ =. The Annual Statement of said Company for the
wear ending December 31st 1870, and filed in the
Insurance Department February 10th 1871, con-
tains accurate and true statement of the assets
and liabilities of said Company at said date
The capital, securities and affairs of said Com
pany, having been proved to be sound and satisac
tory, the usual Renewal Certificates of Authority
have been duly ISIS ued to its Agents in this State
authorizing them to act for said Company sucf
Agents during the year ending Decembev 3ist
1871.
In WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereunto sub
seribed my and affixed my Official Seal, thi
24th day Of March, 1871.
/ (Signed,) GEORGE W. MILLER,
il5m3. Superintendent.
E. D. MILLER, State Agt., INDIANAPOLIS.
lInHN RENDER Art. pIv,nontf
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WHERE 70 BUILD the VlaDUgf RAILWAY.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
nuild the Viaduct Railway along the two river
fronts iom the Battery to the north end OF Man.at.
tan Island, over the widc streets which General
Mcclellan Is 10 fIve US. Let both improvements
be commenced at once Then have crosstown
street railroads intesect the SiadGcs ut every hair
mile from the Battery-these cro3stown railroads
to run from river the other across the city.
Laws charters for the latter be enacted be-
fore they can buIld the first mile Of the viaduct
This would bring every resident within n quarter OF
mile OF q railroad winch he could take, and by
changing cars could ride 10 any sectoa OF the clty
1kis would do away with all tie o.Dcr serpentine
stage and Car roules our thoroughares would no
longer he b,ockaded by numbering Omnibuses and
cars; sur avenues would lie clear vi the car-track
nuisance, and tue public would take comfort IN
rtd;ng through them IN private conycyances. TINS
would prevent residents being annoyed by haying
a tram oil cars laundering through their back yaras
at a.l tinfcs day and night. his would settle me
dlfficut problem which the comnittec trying To
to whose property they sDall take and as 10
VINO VIII paw the most Tor the taking. THIS would
stop injustice 10 property owners. oil Partially,
and wllld prevent the managers becoming rs rich
as Oileatal princes through bargains made with
real esta Q owners. CARR.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
OkFIC
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.


FIinAS, Jrne To- ls7i-2 O'Clock r. NJ
rresens-;J John 69yn hsq ires,lsn AMI AssIs'aa:
Garry-i3.
ny the PaksInESr To Donate to The Church Of ST. Rose
Py Assi,,an, Aicermsn GArRY--io pavs Twenty.sls.h
street from Third Lexington avenue with Belgian pave
REsolur,oss or rnn BOARD Of ALDERMEN nA,p OVER.
Toreguiac Eighiyc'shth street, from Eighth
North river sevsntysevent street. from Ninth avenue to
Last river TO erect free drinking ran on the west side
OF SIKH avenue he. Fittyrst and fyseconi
street. Fifty hir street from Six avenue Broeawav IA
front al Nos - ana u last twenty hth street thirteenth
late r'y-tourih street from Tenth 10 Eleventh
hs@ TO south street from Nal son to fittn
avenue Eleventh from sixth to- seventh avenue; sN
from seventeenth Twenty la, "'uI
aet IMPROVE stone pavement p ahh street from f,fi to
&C. in fyeighth between Sixth and Tenth
en,h ayena. to Broadway lay Croion mains IN satyhrd
street. from FIRST 70 Third avenue provide temporary
Courts to lamps opposite tho Methodist Episcopal
Church In Alien street two IN front OF Emanuel church "a
avenue; two IN front OF NO.. 1903 Futon street;
% One A% Opposite Re''S e Oliver Ann Street, d
rern: s e. fIns place lamps opposite
10 remove a%p uos now in front Of Tenth Precinct
POI ss No, hSass ana on each post At NE en-
IN six-!ourth street. from Lexington to Fourth avenue
pace wnsrns troa;h opposite No. sss Soah street
b.ls and documents of the Legislature permit East
Entrances 70 ay c,ossSs acsoss sosi~ay "ppots
No. LIES also from the northwest to The southwest
LshyfonrtR street from rigin avenue wav on
~ low sns s and s.rsny the s sns ro
nate ss5s2 = 70 the Church OF tho Rcsu-,on pay
WILLIAM il. MoLoSEY. Clerk,
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esyar of comMlS pl;Y-TMu rEM-pMr q
Tho smyvr.sns Alleged Fvssdaiest Deed
Ilalx

Jrco6 r. Suvrt sumt ts. sarah A. BscUrsnc -
THIS was an action brought 10 rescihd the execution
ofa lease gwen ps the plalntr "a the Defendant OF
tire premises called Metropolitan Hal. m Third ave-
nue. The lease - Commence IN 1875, and 10 run
for long period tho rental beng t,le less than
hail what the premises nov bring. The case was
partially tried hast before Judge Locw ana the
facts were publ,sned at tat iiMe IN The HERALD. IL
went Over, however, until the present teal In con.
sequence on is coming on at the close 81 last to- IN
AMI there NOT beng rnic TO nnisn u theu.
1hc plainiin's case Is that owing 70 mental weak.
ness su2cfin lueed w The too frye use " alcoholic
liquor, he Was incapable OF executing wand lcasc.
Tho evidence was very extensive anu has been Tor
the most paft already published. 10 related chiefly
TO the CONDITION oi tue piaiLtin's mnlJ. several
eminent physicians were examines, among wnOil
were d. Hainmvnd, VINO tesuned 10 plaintiff s
sOundDcss OF bitud. There were also q number "
lawyers and niefcha u VITA whom plaintiff hal
dono uus.ness. ana tncy testified 70 has general
shire witness IN matters oil bnrines. DINERS testified
10 his want O memory ana 0f his mental coAdi,yun
being often 'mxe,i., assV OF his nfNableuess whsn
no ..siinhav induIaed." The case has now bSsa vi
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me c.rtTS LET lcCsE.

The Grand Central liotl, ON Broadway was yes
ter1ay the centre OF attraction lot the curious, who
feng 10 see The President, satisfied TO gaze at
young Frederick VINO has just babe adleu to the re-
stncted influences OF West Point. Young Grant
AMI about twenty mernbers OF the first class arrived
al the hotel on Thursday evening aud dinea there
The, disappeared later IN the evening and again ap
pearci yesterday morning TO psrtake OF Powers
lardcr. TIE DAY was spent IN celebrating their re-
tease FROM tae annoy anecs OF Alma Mater and
rtetx,ng zach other ctcrosi friendship IN bumpers
81 spaf hns liquids. Ia the evening Grant left for
Long Biaucn 10 receive the congratulations vi hls
gafcats. Mid fouf ca i've "t6crs stare ed for their
lsueA Tie Others VIII take tiseiF Departure to-day
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DsGaLC IRAGEpS N JCrrres,y CITY, No.



Iron the 80 Louis Republican. June ls.l
I've ~ al que. a. jefferson Ctv has been dis
tnroed ~ Tragedy winch occurred ON sunday even.
lnx. resulting ia tie Jc.liu Oi Mrs Berry aud her
brvlncr. notiss Mr.. berry del from PISTOL shot
nrco ~ her trosher. aud she lived Until Monday
nsgBt. When sue oAplrei. betw ccvcE aud tive ve
o',scs. Aer ososhsr, iivau, died Insanity either
fom q shut nrsi ~ nis owl uani OF Dy tlrt of
saoscr p.Fson. Ti.sre are ccEn,cting accounts IN
regard "a tnc circumstance, attending tue death Of
Ar.. neirs Vas widow laoy, ana has borne a
husband, ~nica occaIrcd some years ago, she car
rIcd drag store ulgn street, near the Old
properly. Her brotner lloGus formerly lived I'm
California anu about year ago. his SISTERS m
vnalsva. no wcat 10 Jefferson Cay 10 'resIle with
he's. niece o. AIRS. berry Also resided with her.
une scs..ult ~ tae Tragedy ~ ~ follows mere
was a .rrmsn pscrie oa tue ourssisis 0I the town
GA SUNDAY afternoon. whoa WINS attended by tho
above named parties. TN rc;ufnIn1 ~ the house OF
Mrs begEs ~ u SAID that AN alteration occur red he
tsccn iof,ns. the brother OF Mrs Berry, aud Mr..
S<blGcnDesa, the edAol VI Tie f.rfscsrfi, German
wcckN newspaper.
schirenUesa. u IL stated, had been paying some
Cause o. the quaffe. ir widow step ped IN urtwaen
the parties 20 stop he tcd.ty, aad SOC received q
p,-,ol 500 'n ~. Lie as,,,ea ~ ner hfo,her al
tion seeing What he htd dJae iasAcd ~ stairs and
stot himself dying instantly iron me eiIect ol tue
An rier nsrrawe or tnc anair " ~ follows
Before gum 60 the pea4c the pro;ncr wanted their
piece asconpaaJ ;esn. bat she 30 ecled IL winch
nef brother I've, ale gAi. alEgt. Oh lelurnicg rom
The f0sc. the srotncr he,pg Lnd.r the I1nueiCe OF
liquor. the discu~,ioll AOcut tao young iady not
gO'ng WAS Renewed. Tni troaasr. becoming Lishsy
excited weht w =. air, Gnd nl.ku ia. chairs. Mrs.
berry followed ana a. stars. wnctc tie quarrel was
agaaa renewed. Glid " lcn she siaIe0 % - vut he
Drew the lstoi anu snot nrr lie loen snvt Dlnseh.
TnR CArIroi. CORNER sroSx L.yiNe---Tae Free
Masons OF hondnut nase chartered the ssesmer
James W. Baldwin, 400 al gAsAlsipn 10 Albany Oh
the occasion o. iAe .yias OF corner VI the
new Caytol. on tno .sti inSl
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the ROYAL NAV IA LOTTERY ALL f'siT-cAa0 FRcM
TAYl1s d CO.
NEW YORK, June is, 1871,

NEW YORK, June 10. 1871.
To rnp EDITOR OF rHB HERALD:-
Having seen an inquiry IN your valuable paper
~ TO the legitimacy OF tho drawings OF the
Royal Havana Lottery, ana knowing that you
are always reacy and willing TO furnish any lnfor
nation ON any subject that Is made a p,atter Of
inquiry through your valuable paper, we put tins in
answer 10 your corresnondent the 14tn inst as 10
the commences o. the Royal Havana LOTTERY. we
will state, Tor Tho benefit or ycar correspondent,
scheme, are drawn at every drawing. Moreover,
for the ceruncaton or this we are wiling to
SEND our cnecK for $1,000 TO DC given 10 the party
MAKING such inquiry, II we cannot prove 1t to ms
satisfaction. Again. we Will give $1,000 TO any
four charitable institutions That you may name II
Ayru We sold the ticket which drew the 500. 900
prize, besass many other prizes by Inserting this
you viii enugnten your correspondent ana oDlIgc
yours TAYLOR Co., BANKERS, III Wall street.
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SUICIDE of A FslfhpLess WOMAN,

On the 9th instant Maria Tucker, an Irish woman,
thirty-threc years Of age said TO be without home
or friends or means OF support. was admitted to
Bellevue Hospital from the Sixteenth precnct. SUI
fcrinc from the elects OF rars green. Maria all
mittcd 10 ambulance surgeon Harrington that she
had taken The poison with suicidal intent, but faied
10 state the caase which had prompted ner to take
her own lie. ,ountie+s she vas driven 10 II by ner
destitute and helpless cond tlon. NO friends or az
qua OF dec .ascd appearing TO claim the re
mats for nermrnt, ihey were consigned To fotter 8
Field the 1nai resting place ior the irenaiess poor
dying wiInin the city limits.
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SUPREME C?JH-;piClAL TERM.
Tho Genusn racss Of "a Marriage CertiGcate--
Important RuIilg.
Hpfure an iye C,rao,n

Cuo,tn SO ~. 'ec, -. 1.'epdore Honeycsli. dc.--
In ruling upon tnis case, the particulars OF which
have uccn iuly reporlca IN the HERALD. Judge Car.
dozo says:-"Ihc true rule Ia regard 10 sucn mo-
tioas u. whether upon AL the pa ers botl sides.
the plaln,tfs n x uui sich ertmr facie case as
demands that the properly should be preserved
tnrvagh the .nlegpositoa of tue Court by the ap-
pontInent III a receiver ia ne no. ordinarily.
when tie question OF apparent f,rht dep n led on
whether marriage mad taken place, the production
OF marriage cefttca wogld be suaic.eat;
but the circumstance teudia. ihc One relied upon
mere 1Ie peculiar. svt W uiny on Intending To pre-
tndi,c or anccl eHhtr sale onl} mean nov TO say
thst upon tuis preli uluarv uppilcaOn the cream
stances surrounding ne proof ~ narTiag. are suca
~ Rot ~ JUSTLY ne a. h0ld4ng AZ 70 ~ esabii ned
- 70 make ogt an apparent I!gat ia the lainiul.
Inc mannar ot Tie prolnctl "a TIE marriage ce.-
ttneAic, ttc contradictory ct idcGae as 10 las
tn.ness lead Iie Ia tnc CONCLUSION tuat ,e.ore
properly SAY VI y tie nsrrsaSe has been proven the
tau must Oe passed upbl all decI led b. Jury,
Toe rccclyersnlg Ilasi 30 yacalcdn
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Su.C!Ds BY SholIIHe.

Corontr Young was yesterday called to No. lis
Elizabeth street 10 hold an inquest over tho remains
OF Iicnry bariorr. a German nIty years OF age,
wh- committed 81 eide by shooting himself through
tle heat. Deceased, who was q tailor by trade,
nad long beef. ont - employment. ana seeing notn.
ing nut want ana Saalirs,on IN the fninc lor him
sell aod fun,,I, resolves uren seli-desiructon. lie
had made no thrcats vines leo ms trends TO believe
he contemplated any harm ~ nA,isc'i, ana coflse-
qucnty tfs movements were Lot NSiched. De-
ceased ms ieft widow AMI one dauslleN
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AT The foot or Seventeen street, North River, lato
on Thursday afternoon. an unknown man, about
thuiy-nvc years OF age. five ieet eight inches In
height. dark compile xon, with dark hair mousi &C he
and cnin whlssers, was struck by engine 10 OF the
Hudson River Railroad Company and almost in
staLtiy kilei. Deceased wore an old bille coat,
gray woolen vest brown striped pants. white muslin
uiidersnirs ana drawers, gray OveTshirt, laced
CATERS and graz stockings and hiacS SILK cap he
wore no coiiar or neckue. ine remains were con-
veycd 10 tho Morlne tor Identification, and Coroner
Young notsnod W hold IN muuesL
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supatHs ceJlf-rilasas.
THO Right 81 Bankers 90 Purchase stolen
IS0nds.

Before Judge cardozn.
william Lambert. indictcl for receiving tinted
State bonds IN February last, kncsing tEsm ~ DO
stolen. was BROUGHT up on writ Oh hsbeas corpus
70 % admitted ~ bail.
Edwin James counsel for the accused, stated that
hs mud teen detained IN PRISON tor more Than ,hrco
months upon charge whofy unsupported By any
evideaoo u guilty knosiedgc. The accused Far.
fed on business as n banker ana broker at No. 81
Broadway. and the bonds IA question were brought
TO him by a psrson VINO gave his name anu address
and the fair market price paid ,or them. An eatry
WIS uuly made in lfis books 81 tne transaction.
Counsel COncuue ny demanding an iinrn ediaie
trsai ana stating mat he wound produce before Inc
Jury GIiy bankers brokers ~ TINS c ~ Who
daily dealt 10 The amount ~ IN Ions o. ucse
securities Win no olner safeguard than The ell
known neSolroi Ily Of rucn instfuiae IT..
Tue District Attorney named the dispositions 10
the Court ana lett Inc matter entirely win hrs
Honor.
Judge Cariozo promised his decision TO-DAY, ana
In tie lnt ansiic tue prisoner was rcsnaaaeI
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uMTeD STATES CHA aissl0asas' COURT.
frausiuse0t Retention Of Pension Money
Before Commissioner Shields.

Frauduvent Retrnfion OF Pension Money.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The Unfita Siates D. M. Mcyril.-ihe defendant
who does business VI NJ. Broad street and who
had Deeu charged win lrauiulcntly retaining pen
sion money belonging 10 discharged soldier named
william fcarsa, was yesterday hon0r,bly DIS
charged by Commissioner ohie.ds.
".traw BaIl.o
Before Commissioner Osborn.
rhe Uafrsd Sd'es -. JAMES = Wooibouse.-
defendant was committed 10 prison yesterday Ly tho
Commissioner. on charge OF attempting TO 90 straw
bail" for man nala a Spitzer, an alleged fraudu-
lent bankrupt NJ present connDoa IN Ludlow street
Jan. Wocdaouse u nS.d ia default VI $500 bail.
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life fnsursuce-Aii.ard mlsvrrr~se ssrsiss.

Before Judge JesepB " Day and Jury.
AtDet w. Wr,ON g. rhs 0aardaa Maisol Lie
Nssuunce Coapasv -This u one OF four suas
brought against various insurance comrsucs g. 10
cover the amour. OF policies issued on the ME az
George Schott The whole amount Of insurance
On the lie Of deceased wa. about ftsOes. snd IN ,se
former suits. IA already pubiishel In tho
HnaALD. the verdict WIS IN mvor 0f
the pIutnt'fls. oil OF whom. ~ plainliG IN
TINS case, wore creditors yl the deceased. The
defence IA TINS case 10 the o'ncrs WAS az the
1uBurod misiepfcscntcu TIE tognlon 81 hts heats
Ia answering Tue loix iine 81 questions put ~ MIN
At the time The poiicg was taken cat. me- then
Claimed being u icied wsfu malignant siricta 70,
winch impaired ms heath and rwsuitr In ns ttls.
THO ovt6cOce wns sery vvinBiious. occupying
0syH, but wGs purely mo.iscs and Of intcrcs, 10
the general rcidcrS ot Size H.RsLB
Tue jury found vcrdics IN favor 81 tue plaintt q
for YlU.tSD IS.
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SUPREME Qua : ipscRl TssM.



X Q. sch,lck ~. J,ha E,-nes.-Rcferencc
Samuel 9. Boean rs Mepaen hrflslr.-samc.
Bsrurd Van Ness rs. &s,v T. Ds rea.--aotion
granted.
The Eiosrc Truss Company rs. W,n. James RI a. =
Motion granted on terms sec memoranda ON
papers
Judgment tor riant6
n<i0frr ~. 30 az, % rs Rch1lH & who, MS
Extra allowance 10 defendant of ave per cent on
$3.50
* y. Scha rss hog'a rS. Easabeh Ann guroa.--
Of0er den ing motion.
Emmd n. 8orf -. John =. ~ Tdsasgedr.--
ton appointing receiver granted.
John n Saoto .. e.yasau. q. Coyssresi.-0ricr
denying motiol.
George ~ cnoei kanaaotr r.. Ursula Aansub.r-
Reference 0ruefcu.
w Jufge H,cnnn.
Hlsds re- H0lr0Sri - Motion graatct.
John Grant c. Ttvntas =. Darr ~ 0t.-Nofioa
granted.
Carosha Chrssfopher ~. .roas .Sspisfon.-Notion
90 reduce bail granted; ict the bond be Ia t5,oJs.
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TIL E COU r 7 s.
he Erie Litigstion-Allssed False Retention OF
Psns,sa Aensy-rhs Right Of Banksrs to
Purchase stolen Boads-verdlct Against
IN Insurance. Company-An Alleged
Fraudulent D. ed Case--Eusinsss Of
the 6eusr@ Sessions Decisions

The Erie Litigation.
Tho reference before Mr.. Kenneth q. White. the
master. IN relation 10 The Heath and Raphael Erie
stock. was resumed yesterday.
NJ. Edward X. Willard wss further examined
Heesstined that he had statement prepared, show.
Ing VIVA; was done with the shares OF Erie stock
which passed through his frni, TO the extent or
ABOUT 5000 shares; lie had not the looks here. only
this statement.
Mr.. sou nmayd suggested an adjournment for two
hours 10 cnaDe Nj. Willard 10 produce his books.
The Master ooser, CT that mere Was to be an ad
tournncnt Tor that time There must DC an adjourn.
ment Tor the day.
Mr.. Lane, OF counsel for Erle--I must leave;
must 60 away.
Mr. Soutnnayd Yon are at liberty to so and STAY
away ~ long as son please.
AL tnls stage there Was IN ad ournmenL for half
mn hour, Hud wheu tne haif hour mad gone ny the
BOOKS we're Produced ana careful examination OF
them was made he resalt was that about thirty
thousand Of The shares, whicl are alleged nave
been iraudu.e:y issued rs Erie In lieu OF the stock
Claimed BY heath ald RapnaeI, were traced out In
the BOOKS.
The case was adjourned to Monday.
The s.ip 1. l.. Bowen.
This weasel, which had been sued and seized by
the owners or the steamer Europa on claim Tor
salvage, mas been bonded she ma. there. ore been
allowed 10 depart Oh her voyage 70 spain.
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In the case Of the New York 6nslight compan,
norning has been done, and the matter ~ now hold
In allegiance.
illega voter and was PAD out o The appropriation
for elections.
In that oi the Harlem Gaslight Company the claim
was for damages sustained IN the breaking OF their
pipes during the PROSECUTION Of certain contract IN
building sewers In Ninetleth, NiDefy-second aud
Ninety,nird Streets AMI Third ana Tonrth avenues.
Yours, truly.
RICHARD Il. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.