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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-04

The New York Evening Post Of a late
date, says that the Times begins to
squeal in regard to Tammany matters.
1t says that the Times, whose issue on
Thursday was shout of triumph, as if
the battle were won, to-day gives cry
of agony, almost of surrender, and de-
mands of the Committee of Seventy,
Ought we not to find some egg in the
barnyard after all this clucking and clat-
tering2" Would there not be richness
in the fact that the seventy examiners
failed to find the Tammany thefts2
Radical thefts are admitted. The boot
would press the corns on the other foot,
then.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-04
LEGAL.
Trustee Sale.
ON Wednesday, October rs, 1s71,

at twelve O'Clock M, an undivided half in
terest in lot No. 10 of Guion and Smith sub
front on the north side of Court street of
fifty feet, running back at right angles l4S19
feet to the alley between Court and Jefferson
streets. JOHN P. TREzETTANT,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-04

KAko extracts dry, hard paint from
clothing
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-04
CRooUEr HAT at Wheaton's.

srrAx-FIrrrse at 3l5 Second st. AT
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TELEeRAPHIo NEWS IrgMs,

A slight frost prevailed parts Of Northern Onto "a,
Sunday and Monday mornings. ~ ""
Frederick Wilson, colored shot and killed wond.x
evening Ia Bosiou by another named
John Ldsione, Carpenter, employed Harvard coIecc
Postoni zen from . staging yesterday and was inssny
xiied. ''
Edward Solomon, brakeman The Erie Railroad
Killed At hodietVwn Y, yesterday, Dy falling from, "A
Frederick Seymour officer Of New York ,team-r
L0aoD for New Uriesns fe and was drosnsJ
IN TIE llth instant Oa Frying Pan shoals
reported hs ". ID. Gr'swold, lat. Presccn, of tn.
ONO AID Mssissippi Railroad, has been rendered
potiHon by the Toledo, Wabash ngd Western Railroad
In an ARRAY nj Alianp beer garden, Boston, Henry
iauhnp struck Pal Collins noted rough the
Sp'0on from the elects OF which he died YESTERDAY
The Republican State Central Committee uf Illinois ms
called h,Ae Cove ton 10 Sprn gdeid septep.
Der ~ 70 Nominate csnddat. FOR C0ngexsman at large
I End for other purposes
The mining strikers ousges IN Arnsdor eo entv Calffo.
ma have been renewed Mr. Hatch, BOOK OF the
Onador mine, has bern murdered Troups viii propabiy
,ent there again TO morrow.
" Meade Addington, prominent iavyer yf BALTIMORE
aud United stass Disrct Attorney nd uder res
feDt buchanan. DIED A. While Supi spIaas W Va Last
night, o. a complication OF dseasex.
JOseyh *. Turner, member OF the from Tnu,v,,
Pa riced Of forging pension yesterday ssn
f2up ans sIner fourteen years imprisonment In The West.
1rn f-nterkary.
Ben jarnin Ailcott. a. Engisbmau, and Alfred R,cnn
trench nadap, arrested IN Boston yesterday me
robbers the InninOn Bank Toronto the 10Th
They Offering several of zoe stolen bonds
brokeT ia trunks we're found quantities Of
bsSsisr ioos Bot are held o. await furN Developments
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the said indictment tried rendered verdict or
attention 10 one controlling piece or evidence In
this Case which IS that upon the proceedings OF the
a ,Sf ans se Of nos Su me ~
variance between the Indictment and the proof.
therefore direct you TO render verdict for the peo-
The jury then rendered verdict as directed.
Colonel Fellows moved thar the trial proceed,
wherenpon the senior counsel for the defence SAID
ne was not ready. of the counsel being sick and
material witnesses being absent
The District Attorney strenuously opposed an ad-
Judge Bedford. after listening to the argument,
said:-"rhis case WIZ be treated by the Cout IKE
any other case. III the defence make the necessary
and proper affidavit the trial VIII DE adjourned
Irrespective OF strenuous Efforts made by the
District Attorney 10 urge II on; II, the other
hand, the ueIence cannot make the proper airidavt
them at the suggestion OF the District Attorney,
Inc case must proceed"
An affidavit was prepared by the counsel, and the
Judge held that 1t not sufficient to warrant him
In granting an adjournment and ordered the trial to
go on.
The Clerk proceeding to empannel a Jury
when 1t was discovered That there onlv twenty
tive jurors present, thus showing that the panel
was not a legal and full one. The defence awaited
themselves Of this technical objection and HIS
30 and he would uphold them: out, at the same
Time, ne would direct the Clerk TO fine every absent
Juror $3.50. The Judge furthermore remarked tnat
thls was but another OF the many Instances which
SO often occurred, showing that while the authori-
ties were endeavor!ng to administer justice fairly
ana lnpartiaily they were often lnpeded by the in
dlnerence or laymen when they are called upon to
cooperate with The ministers OF justice. The names
OF the absent Jurors We're called and the lines
entered.
MIR. Fellows announced that he would call the
gambling cases Tor trial early IN the August term.
AN INDECENT ASSAULT.
George Htrsch, an Old man. was arraigned, and
pleaded guilty TO an assault and battery committed
upon Caroline schmidt on the Sth OF April.
The District Attorney stated that 1t was more than
an mary assault and battery. the offence being
an indecent assault upon little girl SIX years OF
age; that the details OF her story not only sad,
but 100 DISCUS: Tor publication. The District At
torney stated soto cOCe to His Honor the details.
Judge Bedford IN sentencing Hirscn, sald:-"fhe
Grand Jury. regret to say, have made mistake in
passing upon your CASE They should have indicted
you Tor rape, ana then 1t would nave been the duty
Of the Court to have placed you Tor SO long time
out OF halmS way that You never could harm an
nocent little girl and blight her whole existence In
the dover OF her life. 1t Is my duty TO mete out the
1ull penalty-one year IN the Penilentiary and fine
OF $3.50, and at the expiration OF the year stand
committed until the fine Is paid"
this finished the business OF the term. and the
Jury were discharged with the thanks OF The Court
from further attendance.
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The GA& BLING CASES.

Continuation OF the July Term OF the Gene
raj Sessions the Lottery Ense. in Court
The Trial Ordered On, but Postponed by
the Absence Of J0rOr-A Ruf,iau sent TO
the Particularly by Judge Bedford.
The Court OF General Sessions was reopened yes.
terday morning 10 finish mp the remaining business
OF the July rerm Judge Bedford made his FIRST ap-
pearance down town since the 5th instant, when ne
spralned bis ankle seriously that he was confined
10 his bed for many days. The Judge although evi-
IDENTITY bearing the marks OF his late ind,sposition is
now able once more TO resume his Official duties
The Recorder occupied a seat the bench during
the early part OF the day.
Colonel Fellows, the Assistant District Attorney.
appeared for fne people.
The principal case on the calendar was an ind,ct-
ment against Frederick z. Lutny, John IA. Lair and
Eugene Koehler, charging them with selling lottery
tickets Luthy the alleged proprietor OF the estab-
lisDmen4 was tried on the i5tn OF June before Re-
cordcr Hackett, and under HIS Honors charge, the
jury rendered verdict or guilty, the ground
OF variance between the proof and the Indictment.
The senior counsel for the defendants put In spe-
cal plea, claiming That the verdict rendered by the
jury WAS unlawful and not supported by the facts,
and submitted u the Court The right 10 have the
bograpber's minutes read TO contradict the Official
record as entered 10y the CLERK.
The Dlstrlct Attorney la reply argued that the on
claI record spoke for ITSELF and must control the
proceedings Of the Court
Judge Bedford Ia addressing the counsel for the
Defence Notwithstanding that there ne anything In
The position which yon lake to-day, hold that tile
proper motion ior the defence 10 have made after
the rendition and entry Of The verdict 10 move
the Court that the minutes be corrected TO have
taken wit OF error at once 10 the supreme Court
% have the verdict as entered by the Clerk aside
But this ~ not the issue now presented
The Judge charged the Jury as foilows:--
GgNTLIHEN OF THE JuRy-Tne simple question To
he disposed OF 10y sou IL upon the Issue made by the
pleadIngs--yiz., whether the prisoners were tried IN
ihls Court on the 10Th OF June last upon the simple
charge contained IN TIE indictment upon which they
are nov arrgigDed. and that he Jury before whom
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IS. 1871
CLEARED.

Steamship Idaho (Br), Price, Lverpool-w'llams
Steamship Aragon (Br). Western, Bristol. E-E Nor
gan's Sons.
Steamship Ismsra (Br), Brown Glasgow Henderson
Bros
Steamship Hammonia (NG), Meier, hnmburs-Kunhardt
Co.
steamship Cleopatra. Phillips, savAnnah-Mursy Ferris
&Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Parker Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-W eshineton 60.
Steamship Isaac He'll Brakeman, Norfolk CITY Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship 90.
Steamship Volunteer Howe, Philadelphia Steam
ship Go.
BARK Amvkos (Nor> Johnson, Penarth Roads
Wendt. Tetons a Bockmann
Bark LELAND (Nor Talaksey, Cork Falmouth-Funch,
Edge 4 Co.
Bark Punjaub Mcdonnell Belfast J Robinson.
-, BARK Erna tNG), Schultz, Bremen via Philadelphia
Bark Mary Lucreta Hendrickson, Gibraltar
Baetjer.
Bark fremont, Giles, Lsbon-Miller & Houghton
Bark Gazele, Black Barba ios-H Trowbrdges Soma
Bark Garth, Townsend, st Croix--P Hanford 4 Co.
Bark Enterprise, McInto1h, ST john NB-Heney Par
kcr.
Brig Victoria (Nor Lochstoer Liverpool Funch Edye
Co.
Brig Josie. Brain. Bordeaux-smp,ou Clapp
Brig Oiosue tn Asresca Gibraltar for ordersSocovch
Brig Fila. Pool Rio Grandc do Sul-Oerichs Co.
l.fig George Harris, blanchard, Ponce, PR suck.
brig refer Roberts, Hunter, Halifax. NS-Cranda, Bcr
Brig Berald, Harrison. Fernandna-Lewts Sylvester
Schr Abbie Campbell Dennson IndanoIa aud Lsvacca
--Tuppar a. Beattie.
Schr Ringdove. Swain, Jacksonvtle-w Raw
Schr Lyndon, Hiyard, Easport-John Boynton's Son &
schr Maria DAVIS, Davis, Boston Racket. & Bro
Schr Nissan, Nissan, Nor,hport-B Weinberg
Soop Achemist Mullis, New Haven.
Steamer ID Utey. Davis, Philadelphia
Steamer r Biddie, McCue, Philadelphia.
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CITY COURT.

An Alleged Murderer to oe Released ON Bail
Before Judge McCue.
John Corners was tried on the 9th ult for the
murder of John Gass the Eastern District In May
last. The case fully reported In the HERALD at
the time. The jury the trial tailed to agree upon
"a verdict, and the prisoner was remanded to await
asecond trlll. subsequently his counsel moved be-
fore Judge McCue to have him admitted TO bail, and
yesterday the Court granted the motion and fixed
the bail at $4,000. 1t VIII PROBABLY be Unfinished
to-day.
Decisions by Juice Nelson.
Thomas ". griffin rs. J0saph 7hO1aDsOn-While
these supplemental proceedings were pending the
defendant was declared bankrupt, and order OF
the United States District Court stayed our proceed
Jugs. An order is now presented IN which the same
Court allows the matterto proceed Tor the mere pur-
pose OF the examination. When the first order was
presented regarded our jurisdiction In the mater
gone. sucn proceedings are entertained here under
the statutes the end mat the application OF the
debtors property nay be made through receiver
TO be appointed. But for such power 10 apply or
limited permission given in the last order OF the Dis
tnct Court defeats tue purpose OF this proceeding,
and decline TO act under II. If any examination
be needed IL can be had III the other Court
CopnrtncrsI,ip Property.
george J. Harry as. Henry Jackson. prin ci-
pal fund sought TO be treated as copartnershp
property, being claim against the city which Is In
dispute, and may require special attention by those
TO whom the facts are test known, II would not be
wise put the matter beyond the supervision OF the
ueienuani uJ dppolutthSa receiver. IL secuis pest
therefore, not to appoint receiver present, but
to leave the defendant 20 proceed and, need be-
by action, but the Injunction order must be SO
framed to protect this plaintiff Ana, should the
moneys be collected they must be deposited TO the
credit OF the action with the County Treasurer sub
Ject 10 the order OF this Court.
Divorce Gases.
Louisa c. Koeiler rs John G. KOehtsT. Only the
COSTS of the regular appeal TO be allowed, though
the order denying the trial was affirmed as
well as the judgment. The case In 9Th Abbott 90.
not followed.
Wityae,ta s. Archer u.s. Henry H. Archer.-Or-
dered that the defendant pay S. per week alimoby
and $40 for expenses Of suit Leave TO plaintiff to
apply for increase hereafter on further proofs Of
ability &c.
Virginia N. Rpd-r o.. Luxe C. Ryder. Jr.--The
report OF the referee Mr.. Thompson, alfirmed.
Absolute divorce granted
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schr Geo P rngs. Gloucester for New YORK.

schr Geo Tnss. Gloucester for Now York.
schr Laura, Robinson, Lynn for New York
scbr Whitney, Lon9 Boston for Alexandria
ssST or
s sS Van Ss oc PC
sohr Y. Mcclo,sey CrSws Rockpor. for New York
seSr wssn coSb
schr Mary Guile, Gorham, Cow Pay for New York.
sshr Rsvsnae, XicfersOn, Fail River for Phlsdslphs
schr Annie Jacobs, Cole New Bedford for New York
Schr Geo Rogers Rogers. Cape Sable for New York
sshr ann slpps Hal, providence ior EilzAbsthpOrt
schr Alfred Hall, Hall. stamford for New York.
schr Lane, Fuller. Falmouth for New York.
schr saupsuck, Davis, Port Jefferson for New York.
schr Mercer WATSON. Bridgeport for Elizabethpor.
scer HSyi Arnold, New Haven fqr B.,i%0rs
scnr Mary SCarrle, Averil N ntucset for New York.
scr asssan HoSot so.on for S' New YORK
s schr = wis JAYNE seasr irovdence for New York
sshr Horh P.cilc, Eaton, Providence for Newbare.
S9 Sw
B.,a sS sSs So "a ss Philadelphia
s sh Mary Mary, Matt Parker Providence for New YORK
schr Joseph NicKerson Drake wareham for New York.
sS Henry chas New Bedford for or New
s scSr T%n. s Cone MroF for New YORK
scSr oser a1s for Sr York
schr Asher Parker Carpenter Gen Cove for New York
Scur DaIt WnntmS, stamford Tor New ork.
Steamer Electra Mott Prov fence for New York with
rndse and passengers, 10 Isaac UdelL
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Glaucus Walden. New York for Boston.
Schr Knight Knight Port johnson for Boston
Schr Emene g Sawyer, Hail. Hoboken for Boston.
Scnr Lucy, Nah man. New York for Newport.
Schr Hathaway, Cole New York Tor Boston.
schr Cinderella Jones, New York for New Haven.
schr Hattie 2 Smith, BROWN New York Newburyport
schr Edith May, Kidd, Sew York for Boston,
schr Matte Bernard Smith, Port johnson Tor Newport
Schr ! A Ward. Spraght, New York for Shulee, Ms.
schr z Kimbal hall, New York for Rockland
Keefe. for
schr Jane. Barker Port johnson for Taunton.
sioop Unity Dayton, New Nork Tor New Haven.
sloop Romano, McGrary, New York Willet's Point,
WHITTsToNE LII Julv Is IL 40 Pm.
The ship VIM. rockingham st II remains nj anchor of
hammondS hats unable to proceed account of head
Winds There are also number OF bound
cause. -
Two unknown briggs for the southwark just got tsup
If the weather moderates
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DARING ROBBERY IN 81. LOUIS.

An Express Wagon Seized in the Streets by
Robbers The Driver GaxEcd-Scarly
Eiuety Thousand Dollars in Money and
Bonds Stolen.
ST. LOUIS No., July 20, 1871
About noon to-day one OF the delivery wagons Of
the United States Express Company, IN charge OF q
driver and messenger, stopped at the mouth OF an
alley between Fourth and Fifth streets TO deliver
package addressed 10 party INF the alley.
The messenger left the wagon in charge Of
the driver, and while absent Two men jumped
into the wagon, gagged tie driver ana drove off.
After taking several packages from the safe they
threw The driver backwards into the wagon aud es-
caped A policeman captured the wagon and
driver. man and a boy stated at the police Sta
ton that they saw two men JUMP out OF the wagon
with packages. The driver told them he had been
robbed. They offered 10 remove the gag. but the
driver would not let them. The amount taken Is
$500 In money and $4,000 in railroad bonds di.
rected 10 tue kansas Pacific Railroad Company.
The robbers left a number Of small packages un-
touched containing nearly one thousand dollars in
gold.
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The Express Robbery pui-Up job
Ares, OF the Driver and Messengers.

ST. LOUIS, July 70, I5s1.
Further developments to-day III relation to the ex.
press robbery lead to the suspicion that 1t was
put up job,r and that the driver and perhaps the
messenger, were implicated. When the driver was
taken 10 the police station his eyes showed
no signs OF having had pepper or snuir
thrown into them, as ne had claimed had been done
the gag in his mouth, too so loose that easily
pushed 1t out with his tongue: his hands mad not
been bound, pistol was In the wagon and attempt
was made use it, neither did me driver attempt
TO attract attention while the safe was bein. rined
EOth men are in custody.
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SUpsRIU9 C1UaI-sPsclAL TERN.
Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.


BY Judge Freedman
The Ltpp'dh Siicer Plate and Engraving Com pany
as Thomas Ltppidt et d.--MOtiOn granted, with
so costs all the property except letters patent
and machinery. Order to be settled on two days
nouce 10 all parties.
William II, Secor rs. Amos De lie Fe,Te.-Afn.
dav!t defective III not stating-frst that judgment
debtor Is resident of the city, &c. second, that a
Transcript of judgment mas been nled in the office OF
the Clerk OF the CITY and County OF New York;
third, facts from which 1t appears that there is
reason 10 believe that he has property Which lie un.
justly refuses to apply, DC.
aaron W. ScheTRte5 horn rs. Francis l.. BaT,eS-
Taxation OF costs by the Clerk affirmed, with $40
COSTS
Albert J. ferponte u.s. T.. c. Carpenter ct aL-Or-
der granted
81. Luhe's HoTas .ror Iadigent Christian Females
Us. The ASSOCIATION JOr TIE REFER Of ReSpeci abe
Aged Mntgent Ftgno'eS, 6c.--Order granted.
charles b. HOFFMAN Us. AIRED L. Seton Ell al
Same.
hichad Aurphyus GOaieo Horsodnn--Same
charlotte t. HcTnidn as. Ei3cdTd Hotaan--
Divorce granted.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The transactions yesterday were limited Messrs
H. II. Ludlow Co. offered sO5 East Forty second
street. north side, between First and Second ave.
nues, lot l7x100 three story basement high stoop
brick house, but the price not being satisfactory
only $4,000 having been offered, IL was Withdraw H.
Tue only sale effected was the following
JAMEs ~. MILLER.
supreme Court Sale Richard L. Be sh, Fsr. rsfr
rec. Lot ana improvements g. H. of 1uth a., sO2 H. g.
Of Lexington sy I0xlOO Sold 90 W. H. Phillip
and above mortgage OF $4,000 and interest," "a 500
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HENDRICKS FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July q, 1871.
At meeting OF the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEE held In this city today, the following
resolution was unanimously adOpted:-
mat we recognize In Mr. Thomas A. Hendricks
'be unanimous choice OF the democracy OF Indiana
as thelr candidate Tor the Presidency In 1872 and
recommend that every honorable ebOrt be made by
ms ieHow cilzens 10 secure ms nomination and cleo
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CCNs1lI PIEAS-sFsCiAl TERM.


Decisions.
Judge Larremorc yesterday rendered the follow
ing decisions
Burne. ps. Hefe.--Injunction continued with con-
ditions
satd,a,o 20 al. as. DEMONSTRATING settled.
EltS Us. Sd1ae.--Findlngs settled.
BY Judge Joseph +. Daily.
The Saith Nat onai Bduk Of Netc York rs.
Cfo,olp.-Motion for new trial denied.
CdrrGJdi u.s. Migel.-MOtion denied.
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SUICIDE OF 4 LUEATrC.

Warden Smythe Of the Lunatic Asylum. Black
wells Island, yesterday afternoon informed Coroner
keenan, That John Moore admitted to that institt-
.o GA the aVtn OF July Of last year from Sing Sing
as paaeht, had COMMITTED suicide by hanging him
sell py means OF his shirt, WHICH he mad torn in
stHpr ana twisted INTO rope To answer his pur-
pose An Inquest VIII be he'd over the remains on
thursday. No further particulars were given by
Warden Suytle. 49," ~
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ROBBERY AND ARSON,

On Monday night the store Of Mr.. Rowland, IN Sag
Harbor, was entered by thieves and by them set on
fire. IL Is not known how they effected an entrance
nor how much goods they carried away. The whole
building was In flames when discovered and all
efforts TO save any thing proved unavailinG. Tue
thieves were tracked 10 the The loss is esti-
mated at 5000,
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WEATHER r PORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, July 26-l A. n. J


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON July 26-l A. n.
synopsis J0r the Past TJcenv.fOur Hours.
The barometer has fallen since Monday night on
the Middle Atlantic coast, and small area OF
low barometer is central over New Jersey.
The low pressure In the Northwest has
advanced northeas: and eastward, and now
covers Lake Superior. The high barometer.in Penn.
sylvania has moved TO Maine Southery winds have
prevailed west OF the Blue Ridge and Aeghany
mountains, but are now dying away. Brisk
and high northeasterly winds have prevailed
from Cape Hatteras 20 Cape Cod but are now con-
fined TO New York. Cloudy ana rainy weather now
prevails from Virginia to Maine IA also from
Louisiana to Illinois,
PROBABILITIES.
The northeast storm which has advanced upon
the New Jersey COAST from the south will probably
on Wednesday extend northeastward over New
England. The low pressure Lake Superior Will
probably extend towards Lake Ontario, with fresh
winds from the south ard east and rain north and
east OF Pennsylvania. Cloudy ana threatening
weather Will probably continue from the Ohio
valley southwark Rising barometer and clearing
weather is probable for the upper lakes and the
Northwest.
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BROOKLYN ExCURsIoNIsTs ASHORE.

BERGEN POINT, n. j., July 25, 1871.
The steamer BOard1an aud the parges Walter
Sands and Durant were blown ashore on the north
side OF Staten Island, with the Alderman Nolan AS.
ISOLATION excursion party, OF Brooklyn, on board.
Great excitement prevailed, but no damage was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-26
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

Minnie French, aged 20 years, who shot herself IN
the breast on the 10th inst al No. III West Thirty
third street, lied ut 100 East street
last night. The Coroner mas been notified and will
hold an Dquest to-day.
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BaOONLYN COURTS.
United STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge of Fraud in Returning nm In
come.
Before Commissioner Winslow.
Hugh r. Curran was charged with having made
false and fraudulent income returns for the years
1857 and 1865. J. 7. Montrose, who was engaged in
business with the defendant In New York during
those years. swOre that their individual profits dur
ing both those years exceeded the amount returned
b. Mr. Curran. There was further testimony
taken yesterday. The Commissioner adjourned the
further hearing OF the case until the 9th or August.
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MlISCEI.LANIiOUS

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ the Courts OF different states No publicity Advica
free. Notary Public aud Commissioner every State
=. J. KING, Counsellor atl.aw, ai3 broadway.
A BsOL TIE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States; deserton Sc, sufficient cause;
pupcv no charge nnii divorce IN obtained advice free
~ HOUSE, ATTORNEY isn Rrosdwav.