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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
CRIME IN NEWARK.

JUDGE DEPUE's CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY
THE HALSTEAD MURDER-CRIMISAL NEGLl-
GENCE OF sWITCH-TENDERS.
At the opening of the Essex County Court at
Newark, yesterday, Judge Depue charged the Grand
Jury with special to the murder OF Onver B.
Hastead IT, and the killing Of five persons on the New
ark and New-York Railroad in July Last by reason OF
misplaced switch In reference to the first case Judge
Depue charged the jury that If the same evidence was
placed before them adduced at the Coroners In
quest they should find indictment OF willfu murder.
In that case Bottss trial will begin about the middle OF
October reference to the railroad accident the Judge
charged follows;
the bodies OF i've persons who came 70
Newark and Railroad on the yin OF JAY
collision between that road used y
which then charge Of VIM thompson Inc
Jury this nquson end that the accident resulted from
the the sxchesde The law 90 this subed has quite
the Supreme Court this STATE In re
viewing ruling Of this Court the trial OF an Indictment of man
slaughter in similar well settled IL the omission to per
devoes having charge Of switch on
railroad wu and death results thererom the crime mnn'er
default the result Of negligence the oHense mansushe
define with what omission OF uuV VIII
criminal negligence for the consequences OF which the gu
the performance any with the danger
fife In those VINO nave tae
care control Of railroad and the tracks upon
Of duty where fatal consequences result
criminal negligence tn consequences OF an eden
cressne be that safety to public tave
that negligence death results should be heh
to a strc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
PASSENGERS ARRITFD.

PROM LIvRRPOOL-In steamship China sept laM" Lr.rn.,.
Mis- Paine sr st AID wife Mr. smnond. NJ .ad Mn G,'ts
1 Tones i' Kendall a.r. v cs.p~.s sps,:' Z.
Usher. Dr. h,siiso.h. H. Burr y, Mount NJ NosIs., ~
IosSs: Ms6oisass s%S:a" R%:s'ss a. &:
Low j B. Ghb n Glib Miss B,ip Mr.. Rons Mis- Glib NJ ~
Mn s...I Low" NJ L'E t. MI Ls s.,,v D''Sy aS,;
e. Dciiason Brooi q. Smith Mr. PARK, Mi. Paris ~
maid Mr. J. Ab.ndroh Ms N. z MO.eman s. A. s.mcns " H.
and maid Mr. Lmbert Miss Lmber maid sud child. Mr. Give
Ens1 D.ei.ona Mr. Cartin Ma Lycea and two csi-s
maid John snsati NJ, Thomas. v. Gisor., MA Joass Vi.
Whisenors Benz scbhre Geo. D. Low 6es. splspeI NJ
s sas x D''; c.sss s Manson Voorhees, Pss.. T
ss, NJ. Mn H;. Mis- c.;s ,:s two ssh,.: wiA. v
Ne. Cas- and boy NJ Cavalier, NJ, L.An H. k'ncs and fde M
our 8. taaia lhd tvS h,d. H. Irns NJ vos Roller ".
HO:ins ass PuehOt Bro-a G.bhard and 1.pte. ns g.
G. Joss, and four children Henry North Mr. Wen.sh.sa Nn Pisa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin.
FROM RIO JASEIRO-In steamship m.rrim,e s.pt is-D
Pedro Bogrs wife Brazilian Minister wnhnOn Pro.
Pern.mboco-Mi~ Rebeee. saith Tho: s.a AtTy D;T.a
Gransre p.,idoa CAPT W. D w.a.n c.pt Olive, c.
ml samuel rde Alexander Ab,e Pere Loean Prere Richard
Joseph Antonio jose Acade Arthur Yestnm Albert
and servant MAYOR VIM Howell Adolph Besoa Jans
Hadiori Mr.. Margaret stephen Hu;ehnsOn Rthsrds,
FROM Hamburg steamer TsSraFa sept -! Asl 80
seSm.ndsr and VIE A Nenger family c. LIND and .l
wife Loots and infant Laur. Greeys hra Wsaeh
metz and three children C. wuid ypo. L.b DeCh.es.
rons. Simon Hsbaeh Van Goor g. UArnt H. H'"
PROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Magnolia Sept ls-J,dc Do,
hin. A. McDoh E. r. Gilbert Lieut. Bsr',o. slater hya
hodges W. NJ Meohsn and wife, T. Baieun aud family D
Major c. g. Hardee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE FREAKS OF A CRUEL HUSBAND.

A motion was made, yesterday, before Chief
Justice DAILY the Common Pleas. for an order nxng
an counsel fee and amony in favor OF the
plaintiff pending the suit of Maria F. Mooney against
Robert B. Mooney, her husband for limited divorce
The complaint charges the defendant with cruel and In
human treatment, aud specifies less than 20 distinct
acts Of cruelty since the marriage in 1854 including push
ing; beating kicking, and biting hunting plaintiff with
carving knife stabbng her with penkDife, dragging
her about the by the hair tearing her most valua
Bile clothes and pelting her with expensive beef
steaks and portions chickens which defendant would
rend pieces 1t is also charged that he whipped the
children unnecessarily and numerically and capped the
climax OF his nhumanIty by ually deserving his wife
defendant admitted that certain occasions when
provoked by the unwarranable extravaganza of plain
M which had greatly embarrassed him in business, and
by her insulting taunt he had slapped her face and also
used violent language toward but denied the other
allegations Of cruelty The parties separated about five
months ago al agreement that the wife should re-
ceive from defendant 500 per for the support Of
the younger children and one third OF his income
the support Of herself and the two Older children
The wife claims that the husband has failed to keep
this agreement AID she Is therefore, destitute and
threatened with expulsion from her house for non pay
ment rent that the defendants income Is about
year, and that he cOnceas the true amount to avoid
paying fair proportion under the agreement These
allegations also denied by defendant who claims
that he has than fulfilled the agreement, having
paid her $500 within the past five months. re-
ference ordered determine the defendants true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE DORIAN MURDER-EFFORTs no SECURE
THE RELEASE OF YOUNG HYER.

Mrs. Hyer, mother OF Wnnam Hyer, the
youth locked up In the East Fiftynnths Police sta
ton ON suspicion of being concerned In the murder Of
David Dorian at Joness Woods on the occasion Of the
recent Caledonan festival called yesterday at the Coro
ners Office Coroner Young and endeavor TO
tho release Of her son. who she declares IL wrongly
cu.ed Che In denied an access to him. nor is he allowed
TO communicate with her any OF bis friends and she
alleges that this prctrscted confinement OF over week
Che had ssied Capt Gunner when the investigation
would be held be had refsed to give her any salts
faction ehe had als0 called TO see Superintendent
Kelso Who referred her to Coroner Young TIE CorOner
wss sSsent and ME- Eyer vas therefore unable 70 OBJ
with reference to young Hyer bn says he confident
he win reseh the murderer through the prisoner. who
Knows iii about the matter. but win tsl Hyer pos
sesses yery bad reputation and has already figured IN
several serious ays, for one Of which be was npris-
oned for time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE CENTRAL PARK BANK DROBBERY-ARREsT
OF ANOTHER OF THE GANG

ruau was Arrestsd, yesterday, BY Capt McDermott Of
the Eighth Precinct charge Of fslonous assault and
bsttesy Prem information received after hs arrest
w. beiieved that The prisoner one Of the gang
who sntsseA tAs Central Park eevtAes Banh, Ne ,2I
Thrtove,, near Fourthst several nenths no seized
gaSeed, and bound the ca.hier Anthony Ella An oH
man and where about 70 rife the place. when they we're
BY he entrance Of Of the drectorS fho
thieves escaped for The time being. having obtained only
few hundred dollars. Subsequently joseph Murray
WA arrested and sentenced TO two years
The police have besn searching for Taylor for somo time
hui he had managed to elude them
Late In the day Mr. Ellis and others who had seen the
thieves before and after they entered the bank called Mt
the Police HeadHuartors and looked ut tho prisoner
n QsxskthSlsSa bon Il RYaii sGSYiipy lr atosls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE COURTS.
OVERCROWDING HORSE CARS
JUDGE BOWLING WARNS THE RAILROAD COM
PANIES.

Wv f1OhOTJ Chho'
JUDGE BOWLING WARNS THE RAILROAD COM
PANIES.
James Boyle, conductor, and Peter McLaugh-
lin, driver tho Forty Cross Town Railroad
charged by Mr. Bergh in the Court Of Special ses
sions last week. with cruelty to animals by overcrowd
ing car Mr. Bergh said that when no stopped the
there were rs passengers in It, and also that Of the
horses lame. The was adjourned TO yesterday
morning when the Judge gave the following decision;
The defendants have been convicted Of violating most
humane law. II Ia true has been urged In their be-
half that the law does not restrict them to the num-
Der Of passengers bo conveyed In single car and as
far as the Court informed the conductors and drivers
have no orders to that effect from the superDendents
others having the management and control OF the city
railroads. But this cannot shield them from the c0nse
Quences OF violation OF law. Their own sense OF what
was lust and proper and the feelings OF human
ity most assrredy would have taught them that COM
polling pair Of horses 70 draw car containing over 20
passengers a most unnecessary act Of cruelty OF
all animals horses most useful " man. and when men
90 far forget themselves to abuse or Ill treat them
they should be severely punished 1t would be WE'LL IL
p,ssibe II those having the management OF the city
railroads could regulate the number Of 10 be
carried in each car the conductors and drivers
might act Understandings and II orders were then dis
ODE we'd they would have 10 excuse.
Tie question OF punishment in these 10 one sur.
rounded With embaII assneut 10 the Court The CON
dependent their situations for the support OF their
families, and In nOwise Interested TIE amoun
punjsbment or penalty upon them would 1t seems to me,
be great Injustice and hardship. But H. In any case
he shown to the Court that those acts OF the con-
dctors drivers sanctioned or authorized ny the
officers of the railroad companies, OF any Vi tnese ON
shown to be upon the cars ,, @ ,Ss1 tbe
penalty prescribed for such an ohense
the OF this CASE believing tnat the u
PENDANTS did not act w!luy anu nsideraon nave
concluded not TO punish them at Lns tmo, W. W
charge them with caution that II again DIOugn ny o
ike ofense they must expect no mercy Judgmen' VI
4 haC 0urf ausueQded,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Emanuel
Henry Wofcrman, charged with passing counter
felt o BILL committed yesterday default OF $1,000 bail BY Com
missioner Sulwe-
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Bowling COM
md Ambrsns yesterday for having stabbed Francis Wle Of
No % Bowery in the hand with pocket knife.
At the Essex Market Police Court, Calvin Wood
and John Gnnon Committed yesterday for carving co3cea
George Patterson for stabbns VIM Swanson Of No 29
Fhst Patterson who attempted suicide No.
East Tenh Monday night while insane committed to the
u he OF Charities and Correction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
CIVIL NOTES.

Patrick Burke, blind man, applied to the
Superior for the custody Of his child three
old representing that his wife Mary Ann who has pos
session Of the child unfit person t. have the Of
It, The child brought before Judge McCunn yester-
day writ Of habeas corpus and after an examination
Of the facts was given to the father.
Surrogate Hutchings listened, yesterday, to
the testimony who subscribed to the last
will and disarmament of Nancy Huxton Of this city, who
died April H. 1871 leaving estate valued at from 600
to 1000 The WILL which made In 1884, bequeaths
larger part of the property TO the Jewish COngrega
ton Of which the deceased was member. II is con.
tested by her husband the ground that when 1t was
made the deceased not In state OF mind to be able
properly dispose of her property Charles Frazer ap
peared for the proponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
DECISIONS-SEPT, 10.

Supreme -Chambrs-By Judge Barnard
Bartlett AgL Chase.-Moton denied
Superior COurt-Specidl Term-By Judge McCunn.
Psona-Orter Of granted Belts
Coppeference ordered steven ag HOo.ay0er extending time
Morgan SkiddyOder granted Christie
Christe.-Refereuce ordered
By Judge Fedman-Day NJ Pandng-Notou denied With BIO
sbds Burk-Aem eoanSs Miner
agt The Mayor kc-Asm. for counsel
Adri~e Cosrt-Part IL-By Judge Shea Herman
Bauerudgmen verdict for the plaintiff for e731 3d. coats
aud allowance Wilson NJ Robsradg%en' for te p.,ah o'
800 and Lehter GreenJudgment for the
plaintiff ior a. allowance Claw ~ Ricbsrdssds
meat for the plaintiff for $2s g. and allowance Dwya a
Johnson-Judgnent for the plaintiff for ais costs and allowance
Part UQususez agt wsudemmsn-Judgment Tor he pApu Uf
S6o costs and allowance BlesDsn 81 o zoe
defendant Van Order LowAonce to es aside Judgment TOT
rssularity deuied Cohen agl OConnor-Aouen granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAyLs
WEDNESDAY s,y1 4

u.u =, v "bUNbSDAY SsPf: %
mah Tor Europe via Queenstown sad Lvepsol pe rs...
Wi.oonnn rlo~ a. ED m suppementarrMs on Pie, Ss ~
IAN letter. Deposited 10 sopplenentav Nail mast he e,.,.. ~
double POSTAGE "''"a wa
THURSDAY svyr a.
Mails Buropr vis Liverpool per steamship CITY q, D,sI
a 800 a N. Asupplsueuay Mai Pier No. Is r. i. 80
at 1870 O. m. 49, e'ses
IAN letters deposited In sapp'-m.n.a Mail, must be pr.,a -
double postage 10
hL for the German States VA Bremen pr steamship B..
ciose at IL m. ~"
Mails Havana and the West n., per Steamship Ns,,,r A
t2p.m. ~
FRIDAY sypT r.
Til. Bremen Line steamship ssiDg IN saturay dos mt q, $780,
take The Prussisn Closed Mail" $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

plucky vitality. Physically he Is little moro than
wreck He can yet walk but Is 90 paralysed OF both
that he needs assistant for mere table service
But there Is dying atop The intellect and will are
"a fresh, vigorously active ever And the pluck
that me from stopping" This the substance OF
what he said four days ago to symp.theiosy deprS
beautifully Arm. not naturally boastful, but waiting
without stopping work until tempora idem Jerent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
DANGEROUSLY STABBED BY A BOY.

John Held, age 40, and Frederick O'See, age
49, residing at No. Iss Tenthve, quareled yesterday
about trivial matter Held struck osee IN the face,
and the latter who had cigar makers knife In his
hand stabbed Held with In the left eye destroying
the organ, and causing dangerous wound held wa
attended by surgeon and sent to Bellevue Hospital.
osee was locked Up in the West Thirty sevcnthst Pc
lice Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1871

was covered with lake. There 10 truth Whatever IN
tho story and s invention due to the fertile brain OF
tho editor Of that newspaper As such absurd stores
may njure the country by deterrng those VINO W.T.
thinking of immigration thther Is desirable that th'
should Be promptly c0ntradotsd.
IA MACDONALD, State Engineer.
York 9en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
SUICIDE OF AN INVALID

Mrs. Mary Bellmitz, age 81, of No. 10 : ''''
A, has been an invalid for long time, and has -.,~s
ened on several occasions to take her own le Early
yesterday her husband found her HANGING BY the neek
from the dOorfrane Of her room She had apparently
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

,s ~ ~ go rs 49, ia 49, 1901 iAi iw Isl -.
*. ssp Gen.. r.-. C.eoA,r for w.,..,..
~ l2s i29 49, l3I g. vs. w. TO- Va H. 10 lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

545 Sun Sol Moon sets .e's
DAr-Ah -.
SANDY Hook Cows island .l20+ Hell Gate Ferry
DAT -: r. . =.
90 (ovs IsisndI 23l Hell Gate Perrr1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
A FLORIDA HOAX.
70 me Rdftor OF TAs Trfbvms.

TO INC EdfT0r OF THe TTF0VWe
SIR: am a resident Of Orange County, Fla,
and left there after the publication Of artico In The
cis.1l ClTcT. :s,-..L yca IepIy.4 tis u..1u -
sakiisa vsi Ae SaQac19ltg Aa0 xSlkA aal thai s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
s2,04O 90

In addition to the above the bill for towing the extra
wages Of the officers aud and an OUTLAY OF over
800 for food for the were all PAID ny the
owners. Marshall & Co. at once refused to pay
CarnOchan's outrageous charges. and demanded
an investigation. correct and detaiea
statement OF the charges, with liberal esti'
mates az to fair fees was forwarded to
Gov Hoffman. Dr. Carnochan was at once sent for by
Gov. Hoffman, and, having proceeded to Albany, held
long interview with the Governor which resulted In
decision to submit the whole matter to the Board OF
Quarantine Commissioners, Messrs Schell and Barton
and Dr. Bell This Board investigated the matter ana
ordered yesterday, reduction OF 1900 on the DILL ieaV
Ing balance OF $40 Health officers charges. This
sum the owners of the VIM F. storer agreed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
CorRr cALENpARs-ran DAY.

SrYlxus observation-disclosures J-Court opens at 10
Calender called ss n IN call bsgus a. ia
-. .Rlmore agt The X. n Y, and Jamaica K Co
MARINE TrKn-PAxr l-Currs J-opens ~ ~ Ia
Bsll m 81 b4..Cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE PIRATES or THE BAY.
DIR. CARNOCHAN PUBLICLY REBUKED-CTAS. H.
MARSHALL AND co. VICTORIOUS

DIR. CARNOCHAN PUBLICLY REBUKED-CHAs. II.
MARSHALL AND co. VICTORIOUS
The Health Officer OF the Port of New-YOrk
yesterday severe reprimand at the hands OF
the Quarantine Commissioners, who In the case OF the
clipper ship william storer, belonging to Charles H..
Marshall Co.. reduced the bill OF DR.. Carnochan from
t2s4o to 500. The william F. StOrer, since named the
Hamilton Fish, arrived from Liverpool on April %, ana
when boarded in the lower bay by the Quarantine
officials three Of small pOx we're discovered among
the passengers The officers refused therefore TO let the
vessel proceed to her wharf at Fulton Ferry until the
disease had disappeared. There were 400 passcn
gers tho vessel, who should have been al
transferred TO quarters apart from the
sick persons. No such transfer, however, was
permitted, although many OF the passengers wouid
gladly have slept In the open air on the Island 70 nave
got from the vessel Tho disease spread rapidly.
but the ship still detained, with its cargo OF human
beings breathing tho deadly air Of the lower decks For
three long weeks this state of things continued Day
after day manifested themselves and the dead
buried In the the Staten Island Shore This
only ceased when ell had taken tho disease who were
not protected by vaccination, not one person DeihB
allowed to go ashore. DR.. CarnOchan had obtained
bond from the owners who pledged themselves To pay
all fair charges for treatment and for fumtgation whe
the ship lay at Quarantine When at last the vessel was
allowed tO come up, Charles H. Marshall CO. were pre-
sented with the following bill:
Chas. H. Marshall & Co., owners Of the ship VIM +.
Board for patients in hospital at g per day..l9s %
FumlRatlOn Wv w
Conveying SIX patients to Backwells Island at IA ~.
Conveying ~ passengers to the city at Is each 40
Vaccinstinr 90 nnssrrgers ,............... 70 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
Uehoins CARDS. Sc.

AT WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No: i9 Nv, ~,
"A tssst--wRDDNQ CARDS and FINE SrATioSsA|
nsAsd lsla)
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Chances for Business Ellen.

For Latest Ship yers see FIN Page.I
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il1airbes, 1ewelrp, ctr.

A MEXICAN Watches, Cuckoo and Frenctn
CIocis IN great variety Jeveiry Sterling silver Ware
piEID Co. ae 9th lthst. and aa3 aAa'a, co., 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

THE CROPS IN LINCOLNSHIRE AND THE MIDLAND
COUNTIES.
On the 9th September, in Lincolnshire, the
bulk of the grain had been cut and carne was rapidly
proceeded with. Mdew was now found 10 have
made sad havoc susoag tie xhGat. and N u "
6isKGts lylarada QiasxS Id tca2 kSiQEsI alella4
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-17
please observe the time, and govern them

| please observe the time, and govern them
selves accordingly.
The Hiberniar Fire Company will
celebrate the Fourth Of July at the
Flora Garden. A grand par d,
through the city headed by the Silver Cor
net band is on the programme, together
with speeches, the inevitable Declaration
of Independence, fire. works, and dancing.
| The Hiberians are noted for the liberality
Of their displays, and upon this occasion
will eclipse all former efforts. Details will
appear in to-morrows BULLETIN.
The Atbmneum was fairly filed last
night on the occasion OF the complimentary
benefit rendered to Mr.. Hardy by the Y. NJ.
ID. A. of this city. The performance was
excellent; there was no stumbling; no
audible prompting; no bungling scene
shifting; everything passed off smoothly
to the entire satisfaction Of the audience,
as the frequent and prolonged applause
amply testified. The Nashville "Owls 3"
fairly captured the audience. Conner. an
"Owl" Of high degree, carried of the
honors Of the evening.
The weather bureau is now establish
ing series of water gauges on the Mis-
sissippi river and It's tributaries, at which
observations will be made and reported on
the same plan as the weather reports, to
give information required for the protec-
tion Of alluvial lands against overflow.
Gauges will be established near St. Louis,
Cairo, Memphis Helena, Vicksburg, Red
river landing, Baton Rouge and Carroll
ton, on the Mississippi, between the mouth
of the Missouri and the gulf of Mexico
and at Fort Leavenwortb on the Missou-
ri; Rock Island, on the upper Mississippi;
Louisville, on the Ohio Florence, on the
Tennessee; Jacksonport, on the White
river; Little Rock, on the Arkansas, and
Alexandria, on Red river.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-17
COMMERCIAL.

Thursday Evening, June II. 1871.
The general features Of the market re-
main much the same as at our last review.
Oats are dull and unchanged and there is
a limited enquiry for Hay. Corn is firm,
the demand for White being far in excess
of the supply. Choice White sells readily
for 54c in bulk on track. The de-
mand for Mixed is not so good, but
it finds good market for 52c
By slight error Of the printer our last
issue was made to represent Corn in good
demand at 56c in bulk on track, which was
rather above the market, 52c for Mixed
and SAC for Choice White, being the high
est either would command.
Country Produce is dull and Fruit
quiet.
The weather is cloudy threatening rain.
FLOUR.-The market is dull and pri-
ces unchanged. Sales were
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-17
MASTERS SALE.

State OF Illinois, Alexander County, IS. AIexan-
der County Circuit Court.
Samuel Staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trns-
tees OF the Cairo City Property. ". Thomas b.
Ellis aud William II. Meredith. Bill to en-
force Vendors Lien,
Public notice II hereby given that In pursuance
Of dec rec entered Of record IN the afove enti-
A. 1871, J., John Y. Hsrmsn, Master ln Chan
cery for said court. will. on Friday, the 5ah
day OF June, A. ID. 1871, nj the hour Of " o'clock
M. of said day sell at public auction 10 the high
e.t bidder, for cash, at the door Of the Court
House, In The city Of Cairo. in said county the
following described real estate situate IN the
county OF Alexander aud state Of Illinois to-wit
Lots numbered hve ~ six (6l and seven az IN
block numbered 'hrce (3l In the first addition TO
the city % Cairo IN the county OF Alexander and
state OF Illinois, toa' ther with all and singular
The teremenis and hereditaments therennto lie.
longing. "a deed OF conyeyance will be executed
To the purchaser on the day Of sale.
JOHN q. HAkMAN, Master In Chsncery.