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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
Fiendish Outrage.

From the Mt Carmel Qll.) Register.
ABOUT one mile from the Wabash
river, in Indiana, opposite this city.
there has lived, solitary and alone, an
old woman, named Elizabeth Foudee,
elghty-four years of age, who supplied
her few wants from the sale of garden
vegetables, butter and eggs. Ofcourse
She supposed her extreme age was suf.
ticient to protect her from harm ana
insult; in which she was mistaken. as
the following shameful story, reported
to us by Mr.. Thomas Lloyd, goes to
show.
MIR. Lloyd had been in the habit of
purchasing the old lady's butter and
eggs, who had always been punctual
IN delivering them up to this time,
When she let her engagement 90 by
without filling it. He was thinking Of
walking over to see, if all was right
Win her, when fellow by the name
OF Platte Bush approached him and
cooiiy told Lloyd that he had attempt
ed to outrage the old lady several DAYS
previous, and that in the shuttle he had
received pot of hot water over the
face and breast, which his appearance
proved; and further, that Mrs. Foudee
mad received serious wounds which
would likely prove fatal. Bush, after
seeing what he had done, became very
Penitent and gave her all the money
he had, which was entirely useless to
heF, she not being able to move an
inch from where he had left her living
or the floor. This confession took
place three days after the occurrence.
Mr. Lloyd hurried to the house and
found Mrs F.. still lying on the floor
when Bush had left her, and where
she had remained all that time without
water or nOurishment of any kind. He
quickly procured medical assistance.
and bad her removed to his residence.
Mrs Foudee is member of the Meth
edist Episcopal church, and shortly
after being brought into the city sent
for Kew Mr. Eaton to administer to her
the Sacrament, in expectation of
speedy dissolution. At the time of
writing this she was still alive and
WAS resting easy.
After Platte Bush made known his
toui deed 10 Mr.. Lloyd, he disappeared.
ana has not been seen since 1t is the
sfGty OF the Sheriff of Gibson county TO
hunt this fellow without ceasing, until
found and brought to iustice
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

The following is the concluding
paragraphs of an article in the
Woman's Column on 18th page: -
The report was adopted. IL to 2, and
Miss Haven and Miss Bar nard are now
placed on the same footing with men
teachers, namely. $500 for the frs,
year, $1,000 for the second, and s. 200
for the third year.
Will some anti>woman suffrage how'll
er show wherein the reasoning Of the re i.
port is defective? But these vicious in>
novations on established customs shou! d
be stodped! Society will be subverted,
and mans gallantry viii die out!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
Funeral Notice.

3
HALL OF WOODWARD LODGE. }
No. PIP, I. O. O. F.
The officers and members OF
Woodward Lodge, ere hereby no.
tilted to meet at Odd Fellows Hall.
at o'clock, A. NJ. September 10,
to attend the funeral of our deceas-
ed brother, ALoNzo HUNT. The
Brethren of other Lodges in the
city are respectfully invited to
meet With Woodward Lodge.
ENOS GEARY, N. g..
W. F. CoDDlNGroN, Sec'y.
Funeral Services at 10, m. by
Rev. +. B. Snyder at Grace Church.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

"A true woman, the wife of one
OF our most wealthy citizens, in
answer to friend who asked her
why she dressed so plainly, re-
piled because, II can afford to do
so.' One of the advantages of be
ing rich, yoa see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
Scott Davis shot and killed Geo

Scott Davis shot and killed Geo
Graham At peach pairing near
Owensville, Gibson county, on
Monday night. Davis was using
indecent language, and Graham
WAS attempting to silence him when
the shooting took place. Davis 10
At large. atu
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
POPERY.
THE FOE OF the CHURCH
AND REPUBLIC.

What it has done. What II 10 doing and whoD
It mears to do. Its power. Its despotiso.
Its infallibilty. Its frauds. Its relicfs. II
miracles. Its Idolatry. Its prosecutions. IL
hatred of our public schools and Of civil and
religious liberty. Its startling crimes. lie
RIOTS.
A book that il wanted everywhers. We
want agents to introduce il in every county
at once, and will pay them literally. Send
for circular. Address ZIEGLER McCURDY
l39 Race st. Cincinnati, Ohio. 22A%-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

We invite attention to the adver.
Nsement of Cal. Ouiland & Co in
sto-days paper. They are manu-
featuring : very superior article Of
Mattresses, and as that 10 some
thing that canro. very web be dis
pensed with, they will no doubt be
literally patronized. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

Oldenburg, Franklin county, has 800 inhab-
itapts, 10 saloons, and one catholic church,
The present amusemen.s in Bentonvills are
pitching horse-shoes and playing marbles.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

The most original and modern
temperance law is that just pas sed
by the Connecticut Legislature. It
is bill Which lenders null and
void all business dealipgs for
hquors-enables the purchaser
even of glass of whisky to re-
cover back the ten cents he paws
Tor it'd clares null and void all
sales, transfers, contracts, quit
claims, mortgages. attachments
and liens, made in consideration
(part or whole Of the sale of aay
spurious liquor, makes null and
void all leases of premises if LIQUOR
Is sold on them; Furnishes by fine
ofS1OO or month in jail or both }
the sale Of liquor to any minor
under eighteen years Of age; makes
The person who sells responsible
for all damages done by drunken
men, and permits any taxpayer to
sue such seller heeaever the drink
er abuses his family.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
Partnership..Pleas.

II "Ben. Davis," as our friend Of
the Henry County Republican
Phases familiarly, to call him, had
writteo those "puffs" of whisky
saloons, he mentions. his remarks
would be eminently just but be
begs leave 10 enter his protes,
against the carrying trade of 'whis-
KY on either Of his shoulders
Our lifelong opposition to the
traff1c' renders it unnecessary for Us
to make this denial but the use OF
our paper for the favorable notices
OF the States partners in the bust.
ness OF retailing liquor, causes US
to sit down and explain. 81
Our solicitor of advertisements
and locals, (Mr. Jolnson) suppos.
ing that, as the State of Indiana
had thrown its agis of respecta
biiity around the traffic, 1t was no
harm TO puff, 70. pay, the
'red-eye' OF the liquor-seller in
the same paper with the red
csfico and red flannel of the mer-
chant, or the com ,nodities of any
other laufal busir SIS; hence he has
served them all alike. He proba-
bly, might justify himself in sim.
liar way that orr fliend of tie
Radical did sometime ago, when he
was called to account for publish
ing license applications to sell Il.
quor, that the fault was in the law
requiring { Office to be given.
and then. it afforded a chance to
those opposing the traffic TO know
"no were applying. in order that
they might take the necessary stems
10 demonstrate and prevent the
contamination Of the par nership
Could he not aliedge that here
was. at least. remote Chance for
those who ayailed themselves of
the invita- ion given to 90 to the
place Of business Of one of the
States partners, for them to note
whether the law was faith FULLY ex-
ecuted or,not2 ,-.-s. -,.. -esa
No, no. Ar Pleas, as long IS this
class of our fellow-citizens are. for
a prsee. made partners of the State
in the sale Of liquor-as dong as q
fruitful source of revenue is deri-
we'd tn. refrom and contritates to-
ward The education of the children
o. the State, there is reasonable
excuse Tor a gatherer of local tnoti
ces to escape censure, for receiv.
ing compensation from one of the
lirm thus engaged in the liquor
trsffic. Did you ever thick of that
-PleaS? go zG 5.te. 81 ..s.aE l..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

FOB SALE.-A House and hot A feet
front, situated on South Front Street. It is
offered on fair and reasonable terms, and il
unincumhered. tits very conve' lent House
: plenty OF room-in good repair-good eel
! Tar, stable, sc. Inquire. for terms, &c. at
ne raiiadlun Oftce. Feb. Is. 1871.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

Insects of various kinds may
De seen in the cavities Of grain
of sand.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

FOR SALE-Two shares #
stock in the Whitewater Buldino
Association ENQUIRE at this
+ e
Office. :"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
"But drops Of grief can ne'er repay
The loss of Post. o. fisi-

IH6 IUbS OF TUSI o. HS!- ~
Here, Grant, give up your support,
As little as it is -
THUS sings our poetic friend, Isaac, in his
last Radical When President GRANT, hears
Of this withdrawal, he'll certainly either re.
sign or be resigned, We don't know
which!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
CIVIL NOTES.

The Frank Leslie divorce suit came up yes
prday in the Court of Common Pleas motion file
an amended supplementary answer which sets up addi-
tOnal adultery the part Of the plaintiff Leslie. The
Court took the papers.
Mary 0'Brien, a prostitute, seeks, on a writ
of habeas corpus and cerorar to be discharged from
The House OF the Good Shepherd, where alleged she
was sent by Judge Bowling In her petition she states
mat she persOnated before the Judge by another
girl and That she never asked 20 be committed stated
In Tie commitment AS the document was perfectly
regular, Judge Brady, before whom the yes
tefday, adjourned until Monday. to allow further
iurn to be made to the writ.
John Courtney sued in the Superior Court,
yesterday, 10 5000 damages from Frederick
Baker and others for injuries Sustained by bale Of cot
ton failing upon him the defendants dock He was
az empoe OF the consgnee TO whom the cotton was to
We ueeIe and claims that the cotton was thrown upon
bin through the eareessness OF Mr. Hand the receiving
cieIA, who Was assisting him. Judge Freedman dis
nseu te complaint on the ground that the receiving
eleIk' aLough regularly authorized agent of the Com
occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
A SINGULAR POINT IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the matter of Abraham Is. Clark and
Abraham Bininger, bankrupts, John Byrne proved,
jan H. 1870 his claim against the estate Of the bank
rupts for 500 without making any reference to any
eurty held therefor On the 3Oth Of January 1871 Byrne
fled with the Register a petition by which IL appears
that has sufficient security for this claim ana that
the proof thereof without reference to the security was
made through inadyertence Ignorance OF ms at
torney. In this petition leave is asked 20 withdraw
this proof OF his claim in order that he may be
made" The assignee in these proceedings then APP
reared and objected the granting OF the prayer OF the
ieon on the ground that the security had been warned
ty tie making and fling OF the proof, and that the
etae had thereby assumed rights which he ala not reel
al liberty 10 relinqush The matter was referred 10
Register Williams who reported that the proof was
made and fled solely through nadyeTence and III lg-
nOrance OF the law the part Of the attorney, and
recommended that the petitioner be allowed to WIN
draw his proof In United States District Court yes
terav Judge BlatchfOrd approved the report OF The
L. ester and granted the required order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
DISPENSING TAMMANY PATRONAGE.
The Department of Public Works awarded

Belgian from Chambers TO Canal, r.
Koye S3O5 time 80 days H0boenst from Washington to Wet.
Baird 100 so time Il days; Reat, from Warrington 10
Bairl. S3l47. time - Souh from Montgomery TO
Corearss Baird 4244O 80 days. Mangnst. from stanton
TO Honon-st Rani time Is days Cofe4t Eom
South to wster-t, NJ Baird, $3.50, time 20 DAYS
Scers-Ou,let hundred enthst from Harlem River 20
Fl-sve; W. Baird S43j8,0 time 1900 days Onhuniret and
ninths. FOurhsve and Harlem Rivers Ae1 Henry,
Sl760 DAYS between Onehundr candeey
and Ieenthsts H. McCfn 520J hme
between Manhattan AMI Lauren cts FARLEY,
time 50 days Thrsve between Eleventh and Twelfth
SIS r. McChristy, l.322 so; time 90 days.
IeJuk1tnO thirty fourth st., between
Fourth Eghtave, NJ Domaine sl8O3 time, 800 days one
Egh Ne
80 days One hundred and twenty third st.
between 422BC1 %; lime 200 days
botEeen FIT hsve and Harlem River, j.
Pcari S532 80; time 200 days. Ninety hs. between fOunh
and Ffthav NJ Gavin. $3.50 time 81 DAYS hfeh between
Filth and Msdsou-aves. NJ Mshony sJ'8 6O time, days.
Seuer-P pe-Wm. Nelson, jr., @l45,oi5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27

mn.a with eos-opnon by Cardoso n e petition Of Harlem
Sd compapy appointment Of Commissioner arnei
non NV Ingham p j. Conner agt C0eman-Judgmen affirmed
h costs The People rel Davis ag The Commissioners Of Taxes;
So act ssme-1udgment ordered for respondents
pc ~ DsubmAr-lnigInent affirmed Pope
RAM Of aud trial ordered abide
M event; Of reference dhafgedOpnon by Barnard j. Ellen
Pee AIT Joel d. PoeJndgmen reversed aud trial oere1 the
erer Of yaead0pnon by Barnard j. Caon at Kelly
Iument affirmed with opinion by CsroIo j. Dodi The
Forh BsnkJudgnent ordered for the plaintiff the verdict
with costs; opinion by Cano1o j. Won Keller ag SehungJug
reversed and trial ordered costs 70 abide order Of refer
vacated; opinion by Barnard 0Snhvan Pacific Mail g.
Co.-Judgment affirmed with costs
Supreme COurt-Chdmbers-B Judge Brady
Beach ag the MayOr-Moion denied Talmage the Iad
Adams Manufacturing CoMoon for judgment granted Goda ag
Muier-Moton granted Ysquendo EmbMoion granted and
report confirmed Schmidt agt Neutrality-suspicious. made; see
opinion Hammer ag wseMoton denied unless the cost paid
Bean BeRect-Orer settled Cooling MeEKamlnaion
proceed under order granted Gogowsk BengOder settled
karnshaw sgt deneL Barney sgt Darby be fur
the heard 29th Of April 10 Roberts sgt Rehabilitation
msnde Fine agt Star-Moion denied Fman ag- Bas&Mouon
granted.
BY Judge sutherlsndCoss JuscJudgmen for the deen
dant Justice with Finding Of fact TO be by defendants
attorney and settled on notice.
Common Pleds-Specidl Term-Bv Judge Loew, j.
Werth weh Sanger Sanger Carpenter GreenMotions
Gatche Boyd-MOon without Patton
Pckhar-Mot denied with ODOnDe GreeneMohon
denied with 10 with ODonEel sgt Baker
Motion denied With 80 with leave additional an
davS
BY Judge Da-Kaunnu agt Metrga and anoiherJudgment
for plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK......,..................APh APRIL 6
CLEARED.
Steamship Britannia 3r Campbell HAVE Henderson Bfoa
steeinship Georgia CrOwel Charleston. H. X Morgan Co.
sieamship Concord Norman. Philadelphia, g. T. Bailey
seamship Wamsutta Psh, New Bedford Ferguson Wood -
esamsIp Virginia (Br sumner London National Steamship o.
STEAMSHIP r. n. Parcbid Trout, Ph!adephs.
SeaIoshis Ma flower, Puls, Philadelphia j. Hand.
steamship Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia 49,
Shin Aga Miller Melbourne and Sydney, X W. Cameron Co.
sLip John BRYANT Baker Ban Francisco sutton Co.
SIN Egbhpgae Gutter Francisco, &. COmstoek 4 Co.
RsIt se OF eAnty Mitchell, London Peabody Willis Co.
Bsyk Irene Nor JofgAnsen Cork for old Punch hdye TO-
AN ludaInou Gus Havana, James r. Nsrd 4 Co.
RAN Cbas Tole Brighton CTOnstad n ~ f1nch byt a Co.
Iark Fannie Wilson CarienAs H. d. j. u Broos man u
Bark Henri Buck Nichols Ca1eDAs Carver bAinfs -, q,
Brig Ea Stephens PhpDey MonteEdco and Bueno' Aj '" H. l.
Hughes
Yng Little Fury WymAB, 81 Thomas Heney Psnet
Big Eastern Poster, DeDeraT8, III IroNtfdfe oohs
Big Loeb LOmOnd Blair. CsTdenss X. T. BncA g. 20
BFQ Hyperion WOODBURY. st. CrOI winchester !o"he 20
Big Re1shas Sylvester 1rndsd Cuba X A. lobe ion 90
fchi MARI Collins siorer sallh River, Moss W.id,
Bchr e. :. Nee elan Pair Baltimore, IT, W ont 4 To-
schr E1de r. IT, At. Dorm. Baugor H. +. Buos Co
ReLr 4. Ellis. Kelly NANTUCKET
kchT ". y. Malgom Chase. New Bedford. - a.,
sehr BnsFna (Br Ray, Hsrbor Gree, n Ush. hehhsu
scbT Mara Louisa SNOW HAfb0- Island Is. J. Nelbf ~
krhr KetoH L) PessSt John ~ h., Canaai Dertaai y"
hehr Sabine, CeTno Key West. Begner 4 finfAuel
hchL Is. r. Chasder Lake LONDONDERRY u. H. De Won To-
behT Israel Snow Pease. Prince B j. WcnhfrE.
sehr storm Petrol Davis Elsscrih Me, s. IHUhhau Co.
hehf u A. Ward sprAgue MaohiaG
othI senator, FsQlkBer, BOsloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
pASSENGERS ARRLYED.


PROM HAMBuRGIn steamship Hosatia ApTi - ar 5a%
Wschter DR. e. Htlwachs Carr Coh1 ana cn
den Greene and Rneges H. haFea Hsso hI2
Jacob Ulch ZOdak r. w. Kunke r. hakart QUO
Bohneiet Robert Moler ~ hamburger John r. schmeu'
Amanda Heine. LorenI Happier, N. Groebert -, ~,
PROM LIyERPOOL-In steamship Scotia April IA. Holmes
lady aad children Miss Holmes, Miller r. Hsl ~ SVN w.
PIoek W. Heritage f. r. Jones and lady h. NoOte
H. and LADY, y p Buckley w. H. Maconber. w. MaeDerToi r.
booth Megares children maid and servants Miss luena
Mis- Dewes Duoiver j. Weir g. H. HaWey r. Horn
hostel g. b. Cornish w. Green A. b. Brown Wilson ana s
A. LittewoOd T. WetdeuspoOn H. Bedow Crane X Nesta
A. NJ T. T. Salisbury and servant Miss SALISBURY, ana
maid D. H. wckbam and lady Miller and lazy a. 4.
Goul1 j. Knox, IT,, II. q. Wheeler and servant A. ue
Lash and servant r. Harris hdy, children and servant
WalsiDgham and servant, Col snow Io1Hnd W. a.
Ross and cl5 r. Weted Panon aud M. Pel servants
Madame Rudesiord maid Mrs H. HoPPn M d. Hoppn hs
A. Saron w and lady Miss r. Johnson Miss y h0r
Mrs L. NJ Carnes children and servant Mr. Bmey M Aeshn'
" Walker H. sykes Mackenzie lady and servant, Miss b. Mar
kenzie Mackenzie Mr. G. Cedsrshle, Mrs Adler sh
dren servant w. shepherd Mr. Livingston lady eh Mis-
Willard Mess Pechmann w shsrPes j. sharpe. :. slsIre
IT, H. FRY H. r. Rghette G. Lsner J. Wolfe, lady and
child s. Herring W. Jackson Lunng C. H. H. Gossst G. F.
c. Cowie w. NJ Taylor Rev. Mr.
Mr. NJ Carreni L. Geensheds J. C. Frazer Bemhem G.
j. Dixon Wibarn Bowes and Secretary C. Romans, Proctor
II. Gesser and lady.
PROM LIvERPO0L-In steamship Idaho, April Or Harris. O.
and lady g. Tsws and lady, o. Byen W Bohney aud
lady W. n. Peer and family Rev B. spading g. T. Mead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
vr11yNITON AS FARMERS.

On the 10th of last March, Kelly & Leon,
The werl-known MINISTRIES, purchased Of Mr. Mitchell
farm in Pike County. Pennsylvania, for $780, paying
t7oO cash and giving mortgage the land for the rest
On visiting their purchase they found Ithat instead Of
consisting Of cultivated land with orchards and other
improvements they supposed, it was almost entirely
waste land and they brought action, yesterday, in
Tie Marine Court before Judge Shea the 500
and damages for travelling expenses and loss OF time.
Mitchell says lie had several pieces OF land FOR sale IN
That section and there was a misunderstanding to
which they TO have. The Judge said IL was evident
that no legal contract existed between the parties but
the plaintiffs guilty of gross negligence in pur
chasing piece OF land without first examining it, lie
should give judgment only for the 500 and interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
THE COURTS.
o,o,oSs ON APPEALS MPoRTA,,T OPINIONS
IN INTERESTING CASES.

.,,oNs ON APPEALs-IMP0RTAr,T OPINIONS
DhVi'' IN INTERESTING CASES.
mo General Term of the g.mpreme Court of
S,s,r,e delivered, yesterday large number of de-
1 s.ns on appeals argued Daring this month Among
. mportan was tie appeal in the case Of the peo
s on the relation of Carries A. Davis against the COM
,soners Of Taxes. Mr. Davis was lessee OF properly
r1oneiug 10 the New-York Hospital, and claimed en-
smpon from taxes tInder the Act of 1872, when eN
ted the property from future taxation. The Coui'
,loxy however sustained the action OF the ComuhO
- IN assessing the property. 1t was argued on erty
tbs me Act OF 1862 limiting the exemption ~ nrposcs
III n Observation-Disclosures The Court new hold NJ Act az
Jnstice Ingraham delivering the opho a. any rate IL
$50 Is probably unconstitutional; tha & Uospai and
erey granted privilege personal 70 me tbeY sold or
NOT transferable TO smother that VA NOT extend 20 the
msso ths aenate3 from Them and tha 9s ~ Inc
has made in taxing the Tor the Hospital ITSELF
and NOT ia lessee TO make the appn''''iVN ~
rection. -. ..so ~ George s. Trmm agt. Sa-
tne The Court hold, Justice OardOa9 wriSiIg
the opinion that as the He land may be sold under
Iecnto4 even though the morgagee pe IN p
and tne JuGs the title the goods mortgaged passes
20 the MORTGAGE ,o,ter Of the application of the
me alB;, roed Company for the appointment of Com
hhll iors 70 appraise the land of Albert s. Kip and
TSaSeth his wife under the General Railroad act Is
,e dociied Thc application of the Company for Com
pissoners was resisted ana Judge CardOzo appointed
reeree 10 report to the necessity OF the land Tor me
Coc,nsns use The referee reported adversely TO the
Con,n9ny but the Commissioners were, nevertheless
,I;ntei nv Judge CardOZO. From this order Mr.. Kip
srealed his counsel contendng that the fee OF the
Trnerfy was not necessary TO the Companys business
H. ease of providing amply for the public uses OF
The road as the could that there was other property
In the vicinity equally available. and that no honest
rf had been made purchase suitable property. The
Cont holds as follows, Presiding-Justice lngTaham
writing the opinion; ,
me @ Of this land sought he taken fer depot for the Company
Or ~ years past vel the proof from the officers Of the COMPANY
b he required for the purposes Of the Com
80 The lease being sill uneHpred does not prevent TINS
.ou nav Ne for the COMPANY to make further
bung which they cannot do with prudence short
,se pd application for the fee not unreasonable We have
800 10 90 inquiry who the stockholders, what
kson each other The law treats railways as institutions
public convenience and allows them TO take property Tor he ben
al Re railway ground that for the public wants The
pu by the appellants did not affect the
son properly before this appeal think the order must be
KlnaeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AZ me me loinDs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
t-es sioh ~ on Monday from Henry n Smith who had ia
Srawa II from tie iTadeanen Bank. " '' Wv ~ 49,
AT the Jefferson Market Police Coprt Geo. w
ns ,.s Co9y ksyei Of No 81 East Tv:st aud Thomas l.
as4uIg and heating Mary Burns No l3s West IT,
tniounas Jed into the Courtroom having Zen Nv
te touE Tie prisoners released; under al 0ao III - - ~
pear for tdal al the GeIeItl Sessions ' VAL '-SN " ~
AZ the Essex Market Police Court James Unobea
al william Mcdonald we're committed yesterday on ehsre N sst
hf iaio Charles iat1s store No 4 Gran sealing carpets
W.T. having Dos0uoi his wife chemical mnstop ~ re-
Roc At Police Hesdgcafters, however show was
Lssthoe dschal Bridget Delacy No ms Re y,
esAi sLs re IN Of Patrick Msher tbe ,
o. slCryW indOs. F'N~'