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COURT CALehDAaS--TMS 0ii

SUPREME C0URT-SPECIAL TERM-fIeld by Judge
Barnard. Demurrer No. II. Issues OF Law and
Fact-Nos 134, 149 $50. ISL, 1872 l5s, 1s4, 1885, 1885,
I57 159 leO 16l 162 1885, 164 l65 1885, 1877, les, 160
ITO, Ill, 172, l73, ia, 175, 176, 1T, 17s.
SUPREME CoURT-CiRCUIr-Par 1--IIeld by Judge
Van BrunL.-N0s lol, 16s, 800, s. 6e5, 6le $50, ESQ
1o5 25l, 2s9 32a 1884, 500, 1923 7l5, Ill 7lo, 3l9
321. Part 2-Hcld by Judge Brady.-Nos 1874, 1874,
642. 1922 1924 90 800, 270 4lo, 49, Ala, 2S, 342
3O6 270, 142, 3l6. 38Oh, GAG, 796.
SUPERB CoURT-TRIAL TERA-Part 1-Held by
Judge Mcneil. Nos. $685. 663, 9oI e03, ooj 907, 9Ol
Gil, 1885, 227, Alt S73, 1851. 1877, 703 Part 2Hed
by Judge Spencer.-N0s l2l6, e6S, 1i52, 36, 81 97S
113s, lac.
COMMON PLEAs-TRTAL TERa-Part Held by
Judge j. T. Daly.-Nos. 245 S93 1927, 727 946, 9i7
1856 1901, S76 lO2s 1922 6S 1872 IL, 332 4OS, 467 ~
Il30, 772, 75l, l72, 99s, 104s, 1854.
MARINE COuRr-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge AlkcrNos. 7loo, 1882 74sl, G97C. 5000, 1885,
Held by Judge Joachimsen.- s0sJ, s15o, S22l,
1922 1912, 1918, 1928, 1855, s265, 79l7 7o33 1896
7242 1852 1910.
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is to be removed: he IA the one whom this wsris
10 be laid, ana n he had been killed we should all
have been better satisfied. Mr. Stanley was at
unyanyemDe ard Ia the fight, but the Arabs
abandon MIN; Iour OF MS men were killed. but he
escaped. HIS prospect or getting on Is at present
small; but really cannot say where he desired to
go. He never disclosed hts pans here. i send up
letters for Dr. Livingstone to his care and put also
the things oil the second iot-the hrst has reached
Ui-for Livingstone into his hands. iancy he will
make a noInt OF meeting Livingstone first: but
whether, having seen what Is best to do, he Will
push on or come hack caunot say. He was Ill OF
lever when he wrote, but has got on t0erablv well.
The man VINO came down returns tomorrow, ana
ought 70 be there in twenty-five days. Tor the road Is
free OF grass and io0d plenty. Believe me, DC.
JOHN KIRK.
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BEEKEEPERS' CONVENTION.
North American Bcclkecpers' AssOclntiOn-A
Novel Challenge.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec 2, 1871.
In the Convention Of the North American Bee
keepers Association, Mr.. Hosmer, Of Jaynesvle,
Minn., made tho following chaengc:-He has
11S stocks OF bees and offers to sell los stocks at
SIS per stock, on condition that II he Ias to obtain
To- 900 pounds or honey from the remaining ten
stocks during the season 1872, he for ieits the
prico OF tho lOs Stocks he proposes to Sell.
resolution was adopted recommending the
appointment OF an Aparan Professor In each Agri.
cultural College on the continent. The Convention
adjourned to meet IN Indianapolis on the first
Wednesday In December, 1872.
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Wheat quiet, ana there sales OF moment.
Prices nOmnay unchanged. The sales ned
to few car lots at prces anordns no criterion to the
kct. Corn du but hrm, At 79c. 79t4c for mixed
aaoat, Sc Sc tor with sales OF about $4,000
bushels Oats quic about 900 bushels sold at Doc.
for Western to 58c for white. Rye dull ana nominal
Barley dun aud heavy, at SOC up to 81 - nominslly
FREIgnr6The market to-day presented the usual Satur
days quietnes but rates showed material change The
chsltern. business almost entirely neglected There
but Little inquiry for vessels for purpose. The
gagements were as Liyerpoo by steam laooo
l5OOU bushels at 6Ad s0J bhs -four at 2s lhd 80
hhds lampback at 5s TO remen by sail 900 bbs rosln
teri, hence to Bbos LOO bbs renncd petroleum. is One
two other vessels were under negotiaton but not
ported closed late hour.
MoLAssEs.-The transactions stIll confined to small
domestic. Foreign entirely neglected We
sales OF 10 bbs New Orleans crop, at prices within
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FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

A fire broke out about two O'Clock yesterday ar
ternoOn IN the telegraph ollce OF the New Jersey
Railroad. Al the Bergen Cut. In jersey City. No. 7
Engine Company their way TO the scene,
when the engine broke down, from the heavy J0lfIng
over the rugged highways In that quarter. Before
any other engine arrived The fire had gained such
headwdy that the building was almost entirely des-
troyed. AS the office was frame structure The loss
on the building Is only Dagateie to the Pcnnsyl-
yanla-JerScy corporation.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
BIRp-MoRToN. On saturday, December Q, BY
the Rev. Andrew L0ngacre, JAMES B BIRD To ADA
J.. MORTON, daughter OF George w. Norton both Of
this CITY,
the Church OF the Incarnation, by the Rev. DIR.
Montgomery. DR.. Z. DAvEyA, of Charleston, ). Co
TO NARY A. r. g rES.z, n OF snis soa city NO cards.
CoMBE-McLAuGHLIS.-On Tuesday, Decem-
bcr g. at the West Presbyterian church. by the Rev.
Thomas Street, RICHARD 4. DuSsCoMB, Of Bermuda,
w. L., TO PHEBE T., second daughter OF the late
Joseph H. Mclaughlin, Esq, OF th,s CITY.
the REV. Frederick Sill. JonN IA. STONE to ESTHER
MITCHELL, all OF this city
ANDERSON. On Sunday, December 10, JAMES
ANDERSON. aged 81 years, months anu days.
Tne friends Of the family are lnved ed to rs the nne,
street, on Tuesday, 18th lust, at III O'Clock.
BALDwrN-At Yonkers n. y, on Sunday morn.
ing December 10, r. BALDWIN, Jr., son OF the late
Ebenezer BALDWIN ESQ.,. In the 55th year OF MS age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
on 90 saWn pace on ruesay at hail.
past two O'Clock Carriages will be In waiting on
the arrival OF the tram which leaves the Ihrtieth
street depot at half past one O'CLOCK i. N.
BUsE.-On sunday, December TO- ANNA F., daugh-
ter of August and sophia Buse, aged months ana
The relatives ana friends are invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her parents. 562
Second avenue this Monday afternoon, ut one
CHLIAeHAN.- On saturday, December o. MARY
CALLAGHAN, a native OF county cork, Ireland In the
S9th year OF her age.
the relatives aud friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence No. 541 Washington street, this tMon-
day) afternoon at one O'Clock.
CuRTIss.-Un Sunday December 10, PAUL, infant
son or Samuel Ives and Laura w. Curtiss.
Funeral services az the residence OF nfs parents,
No. 80 West Washington square. this day monday.
at four O'Clock Il. M.
DRwEY.-On saturday evening, December .,
NATHANIEL DEWEY.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the funcrai, on Wednesday
morning. at nine O'Clock, from his late residence
2JI Broomc street.
GAyNoR.--At ST. John y. b., on saturday Dccom-
Der ., JOHN GAYNoB OF this city, aged 6c years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are In
vIed to attend the funeral, on Thursday, December
L. at nine O'Clock, from his late residence l3I East
Seventeenth street, and ST. AIMS church, Twelfth
| street, where o solemn mass OF requiem VIII be
| onered.
Richmond (Va.) papers please copy.
GILI.-On saturday, December q, oil scarlet fever
JAMES A., only child OF John and Jane Gill, aged
years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invite,
| TO attend the funeral from the rc4ldenCc q: hi
| grandmother. 20 Macdougai s,rcst. tnis Mon,jsy
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CITY RAILRUAD ABUSES.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PEOPLE.
How Not to Catch a Train.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Al valuable paper does great deal In correcting
abuses would not be we'll refer the avenue
line of stages Yesterday informed BY the omnibus
starter a Wall street ferry that the time allowed for the
stages from the ferry TO the Grand Central depot
fortyfve minutes. Placing my family in the stage ten
minutes to they started for the depot with delay
except slow driving and the hopbng along OF the poorly
they arrived the station In the unprecedented time
of hour and fifteen minutes,
Albany had give this Tor the those who
propose to reach the Forty sree depot
last In take the proposed time
can be substantiaed by the wall street ferry agent,
QUICK TRANSIT.
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CHICAGO NATIONAL BANKS.

The Total Loss In Consequence Of tho Fire
Stated To Be Less than $1,000 o.
CHICAGO. Dec. Q, 1871.
The statement telegraphed from Washington mat
the loss or the Chicago National Banks by fire was
81, 900 Is without foundation. The Information
Is supposed to have been obtained from bank
examiner who made a brief visit TO the oanks last
week. Cashiers and Presidents OF the banks were
nearly unanimOlS In stating to him that they were
unable to tell what the losses III amount TO- but
as nearly as can be ascertaincd II Is now believed
to be less than $5O0,000.
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MopILT, Dec. q Is7l
Cotton quiet but strong; niddllugs, lSc. l9c. Net
certs, 22 bales Exports cosstwise s9s bales sales 1000
bats. StocS S90s7 bales.
MEarHIs, Dec. 9, 1871.
Cotton hrmer; held higher middllnss, 1szc. receipts,
o. 100 bales. -
GALVESTON, Dec. q, ISL.
Cotton firm; good ordinary l6i.c lie Net pts, $50
bales. stock, 33,0bl bales.
sAvANNAu, Dec. q 1871
Cotton quiet but 6rmi mdiuss lsy.c. 4 lsc, Net re.
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The QnO cotton running quality
than half grade above below the grade qnoted
FLOUR GRAIN. -Recepts-Fl0ur, 1854 bbls wheat
y goo bushels corn, ou do corn meal 4Ss baxs oas
1853 bushels barley, 5000 do. The -four market ruled
duh, prices remained without change There but
little demand for shipping grades but they held rm
The about $3.50 bbls. Rye Hour dull with
sales Of 25o bbs q previous prices. Southern our was
Corn quiet at "a 25 Tor Brandywnc, with small
CITY sacked meal quiet former prices. We
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For fuuve very (bass low mdding) the sales have
been follows; Last evening-pecem6cr, 7ov at lssc.
400 al slSe January 200 a. ~ Sl6c. 100 a, Ike
june, 500 q 9s total 90 1 bales. Today.DsseMser.
isOO at 9c 2OO At ls 6ltc $40 at lse 800 at 10 bl6c,
loo l9c 200 at 1sc 100 at 7l6c December and jan
q sSso 1890 is5:o 100 =, q 7iss soS 81 isSs $40
scO at sJsc 100 lsssc 10 9l6c N0 At is5sc.
200 at 1916; March, 900 al lsc Aprl 2uO at l91c SOD
800 at 2oc Total. 1890 bales Grand total 1000 bales
pool steap 5l6d. I'D; sail, 7S.d Esd Havre,
by steam, lc, gold sail c TO Hamburg BY steam, ed,
Baltic pors BY sai Z.c L. gold. The receipts a, the
Mobile 2312; Savannah ans: Charleston, 1886; Winning
ton l36 Norfolk, 764 Baltimore, 23 New YORK. 45 los
ton 1lS-tota S This week, this day last
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER H. lsn-TRpLE SHEET

and Dalton Railroad sevens. 50 81; Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad eights, rs so; Memphis city
skies. o. 80; savannah city sevens, s5 81; New
Orleans consols, old. 10 7o; do. issued to rail-
roads, skies, 7oa 75; do. sevcns, 90 a. ST.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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MAYA sloRrs..ihs market for spirits turpenine y ~
hs Of ws no o.
We of sales of So bba at DOC 6oec, l75 bbls
sspsa S o~ ans' rs %
good strained at "a & ana 700 o6s Of strained At "a No. Tar
PErnolEu&mThe market for refined continued lnachve
no no' @ S @
spot o. remainder Of month at %s Crude rcmane aa,s.
made Nc Naph.hs snoa ,nac,vs was firm a. Il e
.sis. reported, and the closed :laas
srsSy Tor December Ssvsy Al the SreeE the
~ 80 81 s owsr road The rhaaepha
more scvs NTH prses aSsnsnE sale, sere reported Of
PSovisiSss a; Cos: beef a.ss pack.
s 5 q S1 I'D 1s s' M e: IS as new G I
January and S5 for March wsh ssea Of abog. $500 oos
.ssu, sssa Hss IS Ss 20
FOR for fnais fntns mes.
5 bone; sy long o1. for '.yss
ana lao boxes short rib Wese5n a; &c Cut TIN meas az we're .u
80 picSisd hams average Al luxe Lard rather
CLOSING a.se ase On the spot CSC for DeG,nber ,o
March The las, evenna were Abou, 900 eFc.s
i1sn sr :a' .nd 'p s6Sd dsmsnd quoted sc
RIcr-The msrte. si continues active and firm wehear
p Pana s..e. =, 2 NC c. and ss5 6.ss Rsnsoon S.c
from ssdSs Ss s.: ws or s
ey ss9a &c sss w s .. ..s. 81
ses sugar at $40 Sic. We quote Cubalnreror
mon refining, 7xc SIoc fAIr good fair rennng &c.
as4c good prime refining, ai&c esc.; fair good
grocery %sc. n 9ssc. prime TO choIce grocery, sAc.
hhds ana bo1e.,7c Sc melsdo, 1ssc. s.c Havana
10 "a shc exc do. 10 to 10, ioc l0c do is Is,
lJ,c li,,c. do ~ to 20, l2sc. IKE. do white, II &c
4 iotc. Porto Rico-oommon to prime renning b%c
exc. 10 choice csc. lo1c; BrAsI-Dutch
standard, Nos. to H. TIC 80. Java-Duch standard,
Nos. 10 10 IL, 9So. $50 Manla-superor and extra
superior, 7Hc. q Sac
within the rsnge Of lie. Ils&c
STrARISE continued duh and somewhat weak. Sales 500
tercss Western, to arrive, ., gs1c.
TALLow market active at steady prccs.
The sales aggregate about 8bDtu0 lbs at gxc elac for
Western sc for prime Western and city In hhds
WHISKY Receipts S03 bbls. The market quiet but
steady, Sales 100 bbls. at ~ 0l.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec 9-6P NJ.
COpfEF-Partles ara stu awaiting the Rio telegram,
and show disposition operate. Prices, how.
ever, remain nomlnaily unchanged We quote Car
goes (sio) ordinary, Ns1c. l5c. do do. fair I5ac.
l5tac; do. do. good, l6c. l6c. prime, l6axc.
= Ic., gold, in bond Sa days; Maracaibo Ec q l9c.;
Laguayra, 1910 1sc; st. Domingo in bond lyc l2I5c
Java, &c. . 2lc. gold, duty paid.
COrTON.-1here has been moderate demand
spot but the extreme views OF sellers somewhat
checked business Prices advanced c h. Tue
for future delivery i've from 3l6c nc. hahcr
The sales reported on Change foliows:-
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The markets firm at 1oc. I2c. for bcevcs &C.
SIC for hogs, $500 hogs received
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1he diference bclng, therefOre, as foll0Ws:-

An analysis OF the above shows that the banks
have lost 81, 100 in legal reserve, against de-
Of only ST. 800 In liabilities. The surplus
reserve is, therefore, impaired TO the extent Of
81, S5s, O25 and now stands at $5,72o,2 ,225.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The government list on Saturday was generally
firm, and particularly SO for the currency skies and
'67s which were higher. The 1925 and the new nvcs
were an exception to the rest OF the MARKET and
barely steady. The following werc the closing street
prces:-United States currency skies, 113ti
1l3'4; do. do, 1881, registered, 1l4l4
a 1li,s; do. do. coupon, 117Js ll77S;
do. nve-twenties, registered, May and No
ven,ber, l1oiA q llo1s; do do. 1862 coupon, do,
1102s Ill d: do. do. 1864 do. do 1lo lI1is do.
do 1885, do. do, 1l1is 111t; do. do. registered,
January and July, 1924 11Oal: do do. 1866.
pom, do, 1133s ia; do. do 1867, do. do, ll4Ss
49, do do, 1868, do. do, 1l4zs lis; do fves OF
1881. registered, 100 a 1o9k; do. do. do coupon 100
109ix; do. ten-fortes registered. 1925 lo93I; do.
do, coupon, 1U9ss 1095s
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of gold
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LIST OF AGENTS.

T1TUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINl
TY-STEPHEN nOOF. Office, Ha,nilton's Cigar
store address Titusvile, Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TIrUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICrNI.
TY-H. II THOMAS. ONCE and address, Man.
sion House, 1itusvllle, Pa
sHAMBURG AND vlOINITY-GEORGE IR.
WIN. onlce, shamburg; residence, Titusville, Pa
Assistant. A A. West.
ENTERPRISE PLEASANT TyILLE, BEAN
| FARM AND PlTliGLE W. GEO, VAN
| VLIET. Olhce and address, Chase House, Pleas
antyille. Assistant, II. c. Huntington.
| TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS
| CLARK. Once and address, Exp ess Office Tid
| QUITE. Pa. Assistant, T.. C. Bearilsey.
| PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Once and address, Petroleum Cen
tre, Pa Assistant, Charles BickfOrd.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
| on Oil Creek and Cherry Run, from Story FaI,n tu
cClintockville--JANE JANESSAUNDERS. address
| 1arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther B. Saunders.
| Charles Y, Cochran and Wilam Hoyt.
MCCLlNrOCKvlLLE, OIL CITY AND RsNe
"A; s. WtsT. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
| FNANALIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIy.
| Err NiLBER Office and address. franklin, Pa
| SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM 4 PAGREH'S
LANDIN'i-RICHARD W. REDPIELD. Office
| and addr s. Scrubgrass, IA Assistant, X. W Por.
| terfeld, address intention, Pa.
WEST V1RGINIA-C. ID. ANGEL. and T. Il.
COOK Address. Parkersburg West Virginia.
~HoNtrts Pe>rolqRD Torpedo Co
|. mavs-69
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CAUTION.

The public Is autloned against employing any
ry. since the Roberts Patent cover the use of The
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells,
and the use OF such materials by other parties is
direct iniringement Of their rights Any parties in.
iealt with according to law, and a. netting wlfully
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decision Ms
Of the Courts.
The Company have re organized their business
with view to accomm odate Oil Men In every part
Of the OIL Region. They have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assittarts that can be procu,
for the business Each Torpedo Is labelled with
date af patents, together with the price OF the Tor
pedo, and signed by an officer of the Company, 30
every Operator wishing Torpedo may know its
| Price and whotherit came from our ofhcs
Operators will confer favor BY reporting to this
| Ofice any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
cd Agents and Assistant Agents fur the Oil Rsgioni
| of pennss slvania and West Virginia.
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Nicholson IL Blackmon are selling Cook
ing Stoves with iron ware at twelve dollars.
Can and sec them. dec19att.
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A. 5 Smith has just returned from the
East with large stock Of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes
Oct5-tf
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Ea Having added to my large stock. /: am
now ready TO supply Scotch Whisky Jamsi
"a Rum and all other imported goods al
New York prices.
u &3novl2M- OWEN GAyrHEY.
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FRICE UNE DVLiIN ~ PEW BOVTLE
FOR sab ny
THEPRINCIPALD D. UGGiS'S IN THE UNITED
STATES AND BRITISH AMKiICA.
Dr.. LAwRENCE's WOMAS's FRIEND Cur,
all Diseases peculiar to Females.
decli-ly.
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OHIO.

The State Republican by Nearly Twenty
Thousand Mnjority-R epnSlicnn Majority
by Joint Ballot in the LegisIafure-
The City Of Cine ionnti Also Republican.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. H. 1871.
Returns from nty-lve counties, towns hips and
wards show q majority for the republican State
ticket OF TO- 524 republican gain over the vote Of
1870 OF 4,4S5. II this gain Is proportionate all over
the state Noyes majority Will be over %, 600. The
republican gain in Cuyahoga county is 2,s23 over
the vote or 1869.
Returns continue to show republican gains. Re-
pubcans claim twelve TO fifteen majority on the
Joint ballot the Legislature, and the State by from
10000 to 80, 600 majority,
Election returns from eight wards and a number
OF precincts oil this city have not been received.
The republicans claim the election.
eleven out OF thirteen candidates TO the Legislature
The indications are that Hayes has majority of
almost two thousand three hundred in the county.
Republicans claim all the county ticket but county
commissioners In this county, owing to local infu.
ences, there is confusion OF the tickets without
precedent The state Legislature will probably
Eighteen republicans, fifteen DEM
ocrats. House-Flfty-nine republicans, forJy-one
democrats.
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The RIOTS I'm PHILADELPHIA.
Arrest Of Police Offers for 0bstracting the
Folls-Killing Negro in a Street Car-ETur-
der by Policemau-0ther slrirmishing
AfPrays-Preparation for the Fune-
raj Of the C?lored vic'ims

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1871.
Seventeen police officers, arrested on warrants Is
sued yesterday for obsructing the polls al Sixth and
Lombard streets, were brought before the Court OF
Quarter Sessions this morning, but the cases were
postponed on account OF the absence OF witnesses.
coored man who witnessed the killing OF Oc-
tavus Cato yesterday says that the deceased when
attacked Jumped on street car, pursued by his as.
sailants and ran through the car ana jumped out
from the front platform. The fatal shot was then
fired. = Ss.s ssS'SsiT T. !. = ...--..'>. 4
No additional deaths have occurred among the
wounded at the hospital; but two persons are in q
cu.lcal p0sulQQ -~wer vs-y E slI;s.s.. -
Joseph ABRAMS was shot dead in a street brawl
this afternoon by Policeman Mkey McGlucken,
Extensive preparations are making for the fune
raj OH sunday next oil the negro Cato who was
murdered yesserdav. 1t ls expected that the
colorcd people Will turn out efl ntaSse.
During the riot Tuesday afternoon, IN addition TO
the names before mentioned, Boynard Duke a white
man, was shot In the shoulder by another white
man, named George West. James Chippy COL
ored man, and Johp Herkness, white man. were
also shot, but not seriously. An unknown white
man was Killed at Seventh and Lombard streets.
George Rcddlng Is not expected to live.
Dnring q light In O bafr00m during the evening
Policeman Louis Dlngler was shot In the back.
Several MINOR Arrays occurred during the even.
ing, and pistol firing was frequent.
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THE CITY COMPLICATIONS.
Another Quiet Day in the Departments-Mr.
Tweed and His Action Movements at the
Comptrollsr's Office Yesterday.

Apparent quletudc still rcigns around the oflces
OF the various public departments. 1t was evi
dent, however, yesterday, that underneath this
calm exterior there was an unrest tnat was indl
cative OF o hidden action that must burst forth
speedily with an almost volcanic force. In the
Comptroller's ONCE there was continuous dele
cation OF influential callers upon each OF the chief
officers or the Finance Department, Prominent
among these was - 81. vss. ~ - :
Ex-MAY0R HAvEMgYFR
who had long conference with the Comptro,,er.
Mr. Connolly was busily engaged with The duties or
us once, ana setting forth cain end cheerful ex.
terror OF countenance that did not sneak much for
the terrors OF the law which have been so rree,v
haunted before him during tue last few davs
Among the callers at the onice, and which Mr.
Storrs, the ex-Deputy Collector, disposed or in his
pleasant way, were several contractors who
were anxious to obtain some money Tiey
said they had not beep paid anything since ulv and
tley tnougnt !. was about time they Got something.
Mf. Storrs said ne quite agreed with them, but he
was sorry to say that he could not help them N' -
MIR. Tweed has not vet sent his letter to
THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANcE
He states that II will not be ready for several da,s
IN consequence OF the sickness or one or n,s
clerks Mr.. King, who has had entire charge or the
department In which these accounts are coinpleted
He states that 1t is an unforeseen circumstance for
which he Is very sorry but that II VIII be sasfac
tory Tor the public TO know that it Will make No
practical dnerence as far as the public works are
concerned. 80
ABOUT SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
is now being paid to the axcmen, engineers and os
s istants employed by the Board OF Public Woras
MIR. A. $. Cady, the CLERK or the Arrears "a h,,siv
engaged paying all these employees '