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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22
IL 4. CHAMPLIN. ID. r. HUGH

CTONE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS. We
- are prepared 70 do all kinds OF stone cutting,
such As window sills circular caps of any design,
door stills, columns, mouldings, and all work In the
stono cutting limo that builders may desire. They
also furnish bases and sockets for tombstones Or
dors promptly filled. shop on the corner OF Fourth
Avenue and Constitution Street, EmporiA, kanr=s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

OENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA.
T. BILE. 9th Avenue, between Com merctal and
Eeehanios Street, 10 now open and ready for bust
cess, and will furnish teams ut any time during
,he day or night. Passengers conveyed to any part
OF the country on liberal terms. Particular atten-
ion pssid to boarding transient stock. wifi
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LIVERY STABLES.
4. n. n W. DAVIS
}. 8. CLEVELAND's

o. Ne = W. DANA
ATEw LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE
~ Yol can get your horses fed with good feed. n
ow prices also horses and buggies let, and teams
or heavy hauling.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22
RoBINsoN HOUSE,

CIXTH AVENUE east OF Commercial street
- T. j. HAHKLA, Proprietor. Furnishes INST
class accommodations Mt most reasonable prices
Soufh OF Fmnorin 45-tf
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JEWELER.

+. NJ. FRY,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEW
IL ELRY, corner room, Bancroft block, Com
InerclAl street. Repairing done on short notice
and In q satisfactory style. So-u
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FOR SATE.

A NO. STOCK AND GRAIN FARM IN LY-
~ on county; $50 acres; 30 acres good timber; 20
lcreS fine bottom land; stock water plenty; good
honse stable, crib &c; 20 acres under good fence;
IS acres under cultiyaiSn; being the southeast
quarter and part of the northeast quarter Of Sec
T. BORTON,
Real Estate Agent
II CaniI nrcia EInTnria. KnnanS
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HOTELS.
BUCKEYE HOUSE.
NADIsON HOUSE.

BUCkEYE HOUbEb
H1HTH AVENUE, Emporia, Kansas, near cor.
ner Of Commercial Street Birdsall 4 Franz
ronriafoFH W52t1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

A RCHITECT and BUILDER, is prepared 70
N furnish plans and specifications for all kinds
OF mechanical structures. Is prepared to do car
pentor and joiner work, either by the day or con:
tract Shop on the corner of Siy|h avenue and
Constitution street. dl-u
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

A Ii persons indebted to Z. z. Holderman q
"a Bro. either by book account or note, are re-
quested 70 pay up by December asth, and save cost
o. Is SG q ER. HoLDERMAN BRO.
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PAINTERS.

" 8. BKSscH. r. O. JONES
BENsCH q JONES,
DAINTERS. House, Sign and Carriage Paint
ing, Granting, Paper Hanging, 40. shop on
Sixth avenue, between Mechanics and Market
streets, EmportA, Kansas. 4S-lyr
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS. 40.
CHARLEa WHEELOCK,

0ARPENTER AND BUILDER. shop on
~ Avenue, between Commercial and Mechan
Street. All calls promptly attended TO.
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DISSOLUTION.

TlHE hrm of Am Smith has been dissolvei BY
1 mutual consent. The business VIII be eontin-
ucd BY Alex Smith, who win settle AL accounts,
and to whom all debts due the firm must be paid.
FRED. Arm,
<o.Ba ALEX. SMITH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

DISSOIuCIOu OF COepHEVu0EBHIps
an and after january list, 1s72, the ARA Of
" schmidling 8 watson viii be dissolved. by
mutual consent. The business Will be continued
by Frank Schmidling. We hereby notify ali par
ties indebted 20 us that every account must be
settled by the above date they will be promptly
sued and collected by due process OF law We
sn zSIt TAAe NO sgstJlaSnHipLINc, WATSON.
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"YGENIC AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI-
III CLAN. who for eight years had charge OF the
female department OF the "Granite State Health
Institute" - now ready To resume the practice OF
Medicine and Midwifery, and offers her services 70
the people OF EmDoria and vicinity. ONCE at her
residence, ON Neosho Hill. Consultation hours
from 10 % -, A.. NJ, and from TO {, p. n.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

INROM the undersigned, living On Four Nile
q creek, large white COW, branded with .
mule shoe on the right hip; also, Q red and white
heifer calf WhosoeYer will return tine same, or
give information that viii lead to their recovery
"--- - HOLDEN q DODGE
ant Hartford Postofaoe.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

oeo. s.o,.n. low mass Esw & iss ss, 1
isss bales. sas.. iio5 Bales s:Oef as bales
Cotton qu,s, su. sm low ms4ss s Seat sssp 5
g bales Exports-Coasiwise Ss bA'es sAea, U bales
Stock, 29l bales. ,o,,
Tobacco unusually active and strong at unchanged prces
'N~'' W. CLHvRLANr, Sept T. 1877.
car rfasf@ ios a Is Grad Grade s &C.
c. s ss Ss.s
Snss:, Sa.ss: :'9 e.. e0;a s
bushels Sy raj. 5000 bushels Canal ireshs ar%;
s on %ssa sa s. S4's sts
% %, S SsSs SSass $3.50 SSss G ,y @
wnsai IN modera.e demand and o firm; Gales is,wS
ssss
s.ss 70 arrives
sss ssc as e quality Rye and barley & &Seeced Seeds
sSsnsss srsi hsSwas: f: '.A .aa ',a '0
Flour in GOOD demand and seS asee
b s9 for s?ps " - for ASsr %Ses w'1s S
:ss St Sass s s saS 81 %
.Rsa held oaIs 81 &ss ssr sr at
sss sx mans ser o sso aSwus S ST.
ss,s . &. . $ e
s mssss' y s2 Sasns
bshejs wheat 1850 oats, $500 bushels barley and
27S, NV fee, lumber N1
Flour firm and IN fair demand. Wheat active and higher
advanced 3c No asprnc cash or september; u lox
afternoon active and trm 81 III I'll
Sepember ~ II bid October Corn advanced
&c. &C.; No. mixed, ds5ac c., cash or September
afternoon at "A 4.c, September. Oae steady
with a moderate, demand; No. q at 2shc. Rye
active No. 2 spring. G01lc. Highwines steady at
t9c. Pork, lard and meats steady and nueh ngei Hegs
steady with moderate demnpd prices unchsnssd Cattle
10 far demand but st lover rates tales II C2 50 o.
Frechts rmer aud hgher TO Buffalo, 7c recepts-C 0UJ
bbs -four, 100000 bnshcls wheat, 16 100 bushels corn
bushels oas 1e coo busbels bushels barley
V0 hnrs. bLls GouI, 15e,lU0 bushels
6 900 bushels corn ~ t0J bushes oats bushe
rye, g., o0O bashels barley, S,CuO hogs.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

seveps 70 za 40. railroad eights, 70 81;
Alabama nves % q 10; dc. eishts. 100 o l02;
do railroad eights 92 a 9b; South Carolina SKIES, "a
are; do new. January and July, SIX q SIX; do.
DO, April ana October, ol q o.; Arkansas Exes SO
64]5; do. sevens. 80 81; Mobile and Ohio Railroad
sterling, ss 80; do interest eiahts. s2a 81; do.
second mortgage eights, 70 "A; Mississippi Central
Railroad nrst mortgage sevens, 81 a s5 do. second
mortgage eights, "A q IS; New Orleans and Jackson
first mortgage. s5 a 81; dc. second mortgage, rs a
so; Memphis ana Charleston Railroad first mort
gage SO o 90; do. second mortgage, 70 Is: Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South
Carolina, "a q 81; Macon and Brunswick guaranteed
by Georgia, 70 IS; Wilmington. Charlotte and
Rutherford eights,i IS 6S; Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad eghts, rs so; Memphis city SKIES,
COX el; Savannah city seveDs Sc 90; New Orleans
consos, Old, rs 7b; do. issued railroad sxes 70 q
"A; do. sevens, 65 o SO.
= STOCKS ACTIVE AND RAMPANT.
The stock market opened with exceeding strength
and the mornings business developed unusual &C
tivity at further large advance IN prices The
temptation OF catching pront in the upward move
ment which the cliQues have inauguraled with so
bold and determined o purpose has proved too
much for many whose judgment IL against the
wisdom of taking sides with the specula-
ton for rise. and hence the market has
received the accession Of large outside
interest," whose orders to-day swelled the already
large volume OF business made by the cliques them
selves. The more marked features were the Wander
bilt securities, Western Union rising to ee}s, New
York central 10l, scrip to oo4. Ohio and Missls-
sippi 10 4SH, and Lake Shore to ll3ss. Pacific Mail
got as far SO, when the clique made "a turn and
dropped 1t to 5oa, after which they marked 1t back
10 55x and let or again 10 54'. Erie sold at sS}
and conspicuous Improvement took place in North
west shares the ST. Paul ana Pittsburg. Toward
the close the market receded from the best points Of
the day. and closed dun and tired, as II the cliques
mad temporarily desisted or had partially realized.
2e 1,sD HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nrices of the princpal stocks during the day. ~
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
CITY GOVERNMENT.
OFFICIAL.
Board OC Aldermen.

sTATrD sEssioN. .r III.
MONDAY Sept, "a O'Clock I. N.
Prosent-Thomas Conan, President and Aldermen Char
lock Cuddy. Dimond, MeKlcver, MITCHELL IIunAi schch
20 PETITIONS RrrrRRED a'
Alderman DIN Remonsirance Of prorerty
on Thysirh street, between Eighth and Ninth and Tenth
and Eleventh avenues against paving said street with Bel
Pv Alderman JyEovy-Pe,lron of Il. n. Bassford and
9th ers for removal of urna In hslor place.
REsOLrTioNB LAID ovER.
Py Alderman MITCHrLLTo p,ace two lamps In front OF
tLr Church Of the Strangers in Mercer street. l 81
Alderman OkYiLLTo regulate FOTtyhiri street. be-
tween Second Third ss " place gas lamp on
southeast corner OF Sixh AMI Thrysixh street,
BY Alderman PLuNklTT-To lay gas mains In Fifty
By Alderman CuARioCKTo place gas lamp on rorthwest
corner Of Seventy ninth street and Lexington avenue
By Alderman WoLTNAS--To pave FIFTY second street
from Second East River with Belgian pavement
REPORT LAID OVER =
10 change grade Of fityafh from Eleventh avenue
10 North Rver
On tmoilon OF Alderman DiMoHD, Committee on FINANCE
10 ray William Macaey $40O for loss Of horse which was
'' rArrns FROM BOARD or AesrerArr AtpyBM.w
Ordinances regulating boundaries OF eecuon dsucts ~
the s1lh and scvenlsenh Wards were Indefinitely post
Resolu,on vacanr the Office Of Commissoncr OF Deeds
from september TO- 1871, was referred 10 Commes on sAa
ries and Onces. L -
Resoutons- TO permit Y. H. Fiaeee 10 place wMeernE
trough front of No. 653 Eighth avenue and John knkef
front Of No. 73G Eleventh avenue. L-.. w..
Which we're sever ally Adopted BY the following vote
Anrmatve-The President, Alderman Chariock, Cuooys
Dimond, Mitchell, Mckcver, PuDktt scDnch"nR wo"s"
On motion the Board adjourned until Hq9asy September
H. ~ . o'clock y. n. JOdN AAhOS. S'"@
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
ARRIVALS.

LivEnrootcSTKAMeHIP ATLANTIo.-Miss Mary II Cas-
and lady Miss Sims Miss Fanny Sims servant,
Wade and family Bell and iamiv, Rev John Lord and
sons r Coleman and lady Rev &C Fooe and lady Rev
Towle, Professor Warren, Miss NJ Wallace, Miss
Car. Jeres M,ss PscthaT Mrs Shristm.s, Mrs Amanda
James Mn'e,sott9m p Mrs Hammond, Miss Hammond, MI
% henry Da.cher, % J Howard, I Fell, Noble Butler,
Cool and lady thomas sampson and family Adam. and
child, David Evans, John Key, A LNiewood. W a
Fesy ~ MoSer M Grnnan, Mem Eev HSwe
Davis, Mrs Shumway and child, James Bouton,
W Num- q ID Morris, Henry Dawson, Jr, D MurchE
son, N Broya, VIM Eaton. Mr Riggs, Mr. PEBBLES
no Armour, William wallace, " Spears Mrs Mode Mas.
ter Isaac Mode James Haase, Edwin Stephens Hani,
Louis Aoo MIR Broc ,spank. MA Levy, stubernauch,
Chapman, Mr. Littler and lady. Mrs A Eastmann, NJ
Burt Mrs Burt Miss Burt, Hatch, Henry Kcssler,
Bell and family Forwood Jr, q Forwood, q PIN,
Miss McElyin Miss Alice stephens, Mrs Levy and ehl
Thomas Howarth Philip Ben lamin, II Shepard J
Iluchns, Graham, Bstten Miss Sarah Garrett, Miss
CJenries Rey Lamson son and family, Mics Lamson Ma
om Reel, Finch, Esq, Wilhelm Drumwcr Clarence Carey
Mr. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs coys1sy DUCK and lady Mrs
soloway, Mrs Psarce, Bsl. W hamilton J W May, Mrs
May Miss May, Thomas kennedy and lady, Mr.
f1isL Mr. davidson. u0Nlf q 'te nf]0l 1. afi
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
THE DEATH ON THE DUNHAM.

ConclusiOn Of the COrOIer's Inquest-Verdct
:, Of tho Jnry-Thc late Lee Held to Await
On1cial Action.
Coroner Ganney and the jury empanelled to invests
gate the circumstances attending the death Of the
young man, Hugh Conway, on board the ship
Thomas Dunham, on Friday las, yesterday exam
ined DR.. Fseny, the medical gentleman who made
the postmortem examination in the case. the In
vestigation was held at Stapleton, Staten Island.
The Doctor described the wound, and testified that
death resulted from It, Coroner Carney declined to
receive the testimony OF the second mate John 8.
Young, and charged the jury 10 find in accordance
with the evidence presented. After brief absence
in an adjoining room the jury returned the follow
ing f
1--WE ind that the deceased, Hugh Conway, came
to his death by pistol shot fired by Thomas +.
Lee. and we further lind that the second mate or
the ship Thomas Dunham Is an accessory alter the
facIn .a . -..,.- -4f. ...,-... ID. rf
After the verdict the friends OF the deceased. who
was greatly esteemed by large circle OF &C luant-
ances, being an exceedingly intelligent and brave
young man, took charge OF the body and conveyed
1t to Calvary Cemetery, where IT was inferred.
Nothing but the utter stupidity OF the officials pre-.
vented the friends OF the deceased from performing
this rite on Saturday. The friends OF the murdered
man have engaged counsel and 1t is likely that the
first and secOod mates win meet their deserts. The
prisoners Lee and Young were committed to prison.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

1s s. %Ss % sna s % S D ts spIss
.Sce. sSoSo sashs. % S No. s.priaa'
re- primo &C. q for I'd re- %s:'sls 9
. II s aSr "h,s ;Ss
sSos and 900 SusGsis mixed i IN store ti%
s %sn s y1s
Sa and % 5 Ks W Wa 10 better ol with 'ae
FaEIanls The market was aae.. owlns entirely TO Y:
S os $
S'n xns those were :. nsns aes rss
IeSS M cotton proyscn &c steady Ia,ss and Sy sail
S wSss; si s.
an austrian bark O quarters grain, 70 corK or Ordsr,
1000 91aTsTs sd1 grain 10 Cork s.ssr q ,S q
SEa
2so quarters grain, to dircc. Continental yo S. 6J
ssis I naphsa GaS % H%ersAn % ship from Snadeps
pesTOea%; sa; 3d. AMI, ,r r,.n,nc.a ,.,, ,o,
s as s e NE S'n Ss
sras.r7 I : rsSan s @ d.
SSc. l5c New Orleans $50 Go M 4 Mil .0lTF't
n ,'ssy 5 &
g g. % IL % .o s% yard
M sle and LOO 6ols do from rh,rt a. SIC xo and los
was without material change. We quote: Wilmington
@ "a '.S .sd oa O. Gs w%nI &
SIC in casks and SIC IN barrels Crude erm and whale
PsrsoLEvs.ITSs @srie dun and lower for refined.
for both and balance Of month closing weak a the de-
to ye sen
sf change IN a Sa.
We have ony TO sales q SO ss rsnsa
s.sc A. The creek hs quo.at.,n remain ncInaly Sn.
ssc for spot ct and &c: sss balance MONTH
sb
..e. % sele e sr ssa9 % %
s9 o ss,s s$: $ s.sas y:
s 81 10 oass dns ss p.s
Sa e sss :ioI 1s & Sc ons So ss sSDs
ss.s
so srce; r 9sOSsr !. @ CRY lard au And
Reef duh and nomnaly unchanged, Beef hams CON
!nued duu and entirely nominal at SIS $s for Texas
Gu. meats remain quite, but quotations. quote
@ isss ssoSsss s ssrs Ps' Sas Ts Ss
cured and smoked DO 14c lSc Butter and chesse
RIcEThe market was quiet and trife IL buyers favor.
M
price for choes. e.. .,, -. <,. =.
TssPhns e sale. ys sss sor @
Refined continued sooa demand ss iac for crdshsa.
s0TssSsa isse for '1 s..r. s,s6euif and ,ls ae p.
prime refining, sssc. sssc Is,r good srossrv,
as' n r%s
sc sra s "a as o H "a l. s pSss sn
iSSs $50 it, i,sas Isic issS
srads:. sc .sc Do grccerv roc grades ssc. lie Bra:
.DS'sl s
apS srNhHiSs susI,D was ae aaiet and nominal at loc -
TALLow was G9et bu, firm Sales $1,000 lbs. a,s'lc a
s for outside and a 9s b city Tho ,rk.. ou.,
steady Sales ESQ bbls at s3c sellers generally askng4c
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.

Tie Southern state bonds were generally dull and
heavy, with lower prices Tor the Tennessees and
South Carolinas. The following were the closing
street prices, inclusive OF those OF the leading
Southern municipal and railway bonds :-Tennes.
see, ex coupon, 74s 74la; do. new, 74l1 a IA;
Virginia, ex coupon, G31s 65; DO. new, 10 a n; do
registered stock, old. So 81; Georgia skies 81 a
81; do. sevens, 81 s2; North Carolina ex coupon,
a. q 40; 10. funding, 1886, "a a &c; do. do,
1865. 80 a 81; do. new, 20 q "a; DO. special tax,
l9x 20; Missouri skies. 97js a IS; do. Ian.
nipal and st. Joseph oe 81; LOUISIANA SKIES,
o. a 60; do new, 81 CO; do. levee sixcs,
u u ~; do. eigbts. 20 @ 81: do, PententiaIy
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
Died.

AsPINwALL.- BarrytowD, on Saturday, Sep
tember 3 LOUISA EDGAR AsPINwALL, daughter or
the late John AspnwaIl. OF tins city.
Her remains Will be removed TO the family vault
30 !Ngrr.-In this city. on Monday, September 4.
PETER h. BoNNErT. Ia the 10th year OF his age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter. .,, ...f b. a....
ByiNGT0N.-On Saturday, september 2, CHARLES
BYiNGTON, aged 65 years. it dI'iet
The relatives and friends o., the family are respect
uly invited 10 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his sister, Mrs. John 7. Messcrves No. 35
Sherin street on Tuesday. the 9th inst. at two
O'Clock J.. NJ
- savannah, New Orleans ana Mobile papers please
cory. ~
ByRNEs.-On Monday September 4, ar err a lnger
ing illness, Mrs. WINFRED BYRNEs, widow OF Peter
Byrncs, IN the 62d year Of age. iiLenft erf. & :
The funeral VIII lake place on Wednesday, at one
o'c.ocR, from her late residence, 81 Perry street.
CROssON.- In BROOKLYN, on Monday, september q,
0l CONSUMPTION, ANDREW J. CROSsON, aged AZ years.
spectfnly invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, 264 South FIRST street. Brooklyn, H. d., on
Wednesday september Q. at two O'Clock I. M. y
DRSNEHY.--On Monday, september =, PHILIP
DENSEHY, q native OF Youghal, County Cork, Ire
land, aged "a years and IL months
The relatives and friends OF mis- family and those
OF his son-ln-law, Walter Murray, are respectfully
Invited 10 attend his funeral, IRON 563 West Forty
nrst street. on Wednesday afternoon, at half'past
ENGLAND.-At Norwalk, Conn, on sunday, Sep.
tember 3, after brief illness, EvELINE M ENGLAND
wife Of Isaac W. England, aged 80 years, months
and ~ days. ~ ~
Funeral on wednesday, September Q, from her
late residence, l4l last Thirty-nintn street, New
York.
FARRIsGroN.-At Morrisania. on Sunday, scptem.
Der .. SADIE, youngest child OF wesley anu Saran
: FITzasRALp.-0n sunday, September d KATIE A.
FiTz0RRALD, In the 10th year OF her age. -.
ihc relatives and friends are Respectfully invited
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
SUPREME CouaT-cAAn5eRi
Decisions.
BY Judge Sutherland.

BY Judge Sutherland.
charlotte W. Baumadnn rs. Rudolph T. Bdu.
mann. Motion denied, without costs.
laura A. Buunsann rs. John c. Eut.naann-
Same.
Caleo ". Shepherd Us. John A. DuE Gc.-Same
Mary '. MCGUIRE cs. Cornelius kcGmre.-Same
Frankltn AanNfucturin0 Company rs Joseph C.
Aot,nes ct aL-Motion denied and temporary In.
junction vacated, without costs.
John Lo0reN Us. Patrick AOhedv.-Same.
In re EdtCayd FARLEY, Gc.-ReleTence ordered.
Jay Could rs. Totcn az Oneon.a.-Motion granted,
with SO costs 70 defendant.
VIM. Godfrey us. John G. FsLllv.-Same.
Sdfnuel B0naeu, Jr, Us. 4. b. seymour et IT,
Same.
Charles IT. Genn,ara rs. Elizabeth 0enfndrn.-
Motion to confirm report OF referee Is denied and
case referred back for further evidence. r v
Christian f. GTinlen rs. John Brerdenstefn.-The
temporary Injunction vacated, and the motion TO
continue the same denied, without costs 10 either
party. l
Jacob stiner ct al Us. The Congregation Foil
ZOdOCk.-Same.
WRham A. LighthaA ps. aaron A. Degrd,c IT
uI-Mouon granted, without costs 10 either or any
party.
BY Judge Barnard.
iShdaD u.s. C06uru IT 0l.-MOtiOn granted.
Sherman Us. Freely Ell ai.-Same. t8.a ,l
Mitchell rs. Ruli00er ct aL-Same.
ksTphU ct al. ps. Russell ct 1l.-Same.
CALLING THE CALENDAR.
Judge Barnard gave notice that on and after to-
day he viii call for the rest OF the term the calendar
~ ten A. n
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
HORRIBLE DEATH ON TIE RAIL,

Yesterday afternoon woman named Catharine
LUZ, aged thlriy.seven years was engaged In pick
ing coal on the track OF the Erie Railroad, tho
Weehawken oil docks when q freight car backed
upon her and the wheels severed both arms from
her body, cut her chest almost In two and killed her
Instantly. Her husband was found TO reside At the
corner Of Main street and Palisade avenue, Union
HIN. Mr.. Crane, OF HobokeD, TOOK charge OF the
BODY and buried II In the Hob0ken Cemeteiy, with
the pei mission ol county DhIelciaD
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
SUPERIOR C1URT-SpsclAl TERN.
DecisiOns.
BY Judge Jones.

DecisiOns.
BY Judge Jones.
BPl,00nt POuUert.-Judgment settled and
ordered to be entered.
In re H. WtUiams.-The party cannot be punished
for contempt on this mouon. Bailable attachment
may issue.
Bitter rs K'epsier. for counsel as
20 settlement OF case.
Sfetsben as. R0Ss.-Same.
Ritter rs PhiHfp.-Same.
Rice 90. Martin.-Judgment for plaintiff as
ordered In opinion.
Belmont rs. PourerL-Moton dismissed, without
costs and without prejuuice.
Sepufn Us Ererett-ReferenCe ordered.
AirlOa ps. FOiter. Same flfI
COrpdn rs. The West Side Eiepator.-Same.
Sage rS. Grdnt-Ordcr granted, 10
Bttshtceu rs. RObnSOn.-Same.
Peters u.s. COrneL-Same.
Cuban us. Wd,idck.-Same.
BY Judge McCunn.
Broom rs. Bodin0 Minor SutGs).-Order granted
confirming referees report. n+
BY Judge spencer.
O'Nefu 20. GaBnep.-M0tion Denied, with $40 costs
% DEFENDANTS attorney.
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day last year. 2sl Rates for freghts 10 foreign
closed TO Liverpool, BY s,san 40, By san Sled TO
Slsd TO bremen, By steam. Ae;, goid compressed TO
Flour GRAiN-Receipts- Flour, II Sos bbls wheat
sos bushels corn 2s ~ 6asns.; corn o meal 10 %o
-four market ruled dull, but price, c were nSmnay un
eus Corn meal quiet and the cas- er for
descriptions 100 bbls. Western yellow At $3 20
Ctv sacked mi W Unchanged.
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COURT cslfsOAsS-TBIs DAr.

MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERN.-Part Held by
Judge ITscymMles VS. smith and Nos. 62z2, 6225,
GA ol32, o2ls, 6l30 G237 62s0 C243, 624J G24s.
G24o 6250, o26s, 025e Part 2--Hed bv Judge
Joachimsen--Nos 7Us9, 1901, 1902 Gs1s, $685. tsis,
S0s4 7l72 Part 3-Hed py Judge Snea-Nos. Slit,
6l7S 65S5, 63s6, GEO. 610l, 6162, 6.63, Olo4 Gx65
a20e GIGS 026g G270 6z7i. .U-. - -
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Educational.

The annual report Of Superintendent J. W.
Buikely for the year 1871 has Just been prepared.
The whole number OF pupils enrolled in the public
schools OF Brooklyn during the past year was
$4,000. while the average daily attendance is only
$1,000. The school population Of the city, including
all children between the ages Of and q years, as
appeared from the recent census Is AZ f0llOws:-
Between and IA years old, S6,S42; between IA and
2I years. 49, 355; coiOred children between and Il
years l572; total, lS5. 500. Tne amount expended
Tor teachers wages in' the day schools $780,
being per caDtG for pupils-0n average attendance,
$13 IS; on average register $ll "; on whole num-
Der Instructed, "a Za rr.t 30 a1g Il
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To- Dur. .S,fur,L q 4


- IuuTe qeiivery lass low mddpg) the
Follows sanrcsy evening bales mt lgc:
Ooiober, oat lsc, LOG gN ii Novembcr
Decsmesr sv and January S At ,ss tsgehsrio!a isOd
s0 al l9c October 20J at ec go Is lai6c 800 al
l5c. 400 al u 16 zoo at lc OCTOBER kovember and
ls.e,, 10y ,c At e y Isc, November ana peSsm.
1Syc, 100 az R@c January, 100 at Isc February 100
hSc February and March, 700 each a, like 200 each
s e 5loc March, 100 mt total, $500 bales Grand
1850 bales The average Quotations Of saurdays forward
de- veres were as ioiows:-september, 1e6c, OcDber,
isslG, Foyember. la7dc December, 1s75c., February.