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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-31
BY TEhEGRAPH.
reported especially. for the Cairo HUI
l"tin. Ten hours In advance OF ~.
Louis papers.
FROM NEW-YORK.
MORE OF THECITY FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS.
THE TROUBLES IN THE REPrB.
LICAN CAMP.
\ NiLLAGNOUS DOCTOR.

NEW G0Ek, August 3J.-in the csti.
mate published this morning in rcJuL.
IIcau paper Of the cot 10 CARPET the
new court house throughout tho sum Of
Sl3,3J1lJ is set down as the amount which
would be necessary to cover that expense.
The amount actually charged the city is
$3.50, 1886. The Times. thi. morning.
thinks it Is Gov. llolluau's duty oinsti-
tGtc proceedings against the men who have
stolen the money from the city treasury.
1t fears That the present dictr.ct attorney
Is too intimately connected with the ring
- act in the premises. except upon com
pulsiOn; aud therefore il Gov.
Hoffman take. the initiative lie can dis
prove the insinuatons that he has
aided IN schemes Of the ring and a. the
same time vindicate his reputation.
republican morning paper says i, has
transpired that the bill Of $1,000 for fur
ni.hlng the armOry Of the Ninth regiment
was paid at the ccnptroller's office on June
:, though the armory had nothing done 10
1t Til a week after, and it believes that from
from first to Last. not 500 worth of work
wa done TO the place.
DR.. IOsESzwEIG, THE ABORTIoSI~T.
The body ofthe victim, ,ofDr X Ko.enzweic.
the aboriionist, was recognized on last cye-
mug u lLt AOClDt : own niece. IL rs de-
clared that he effected her ruin on her ar
rival here about one year ago, and has
since caused her 10 live an abandoned life.
The action Of the Union Republican or
ganization in delaying to call the State
Convention till the last Of September, is
this morning strongly condemned bv the
Tribune. 1t says that the reorganization
OF the republican party of this city was a
movement on the part Of the federal office
hcIders and aspirants to government plac-
es, and to further the personal objects and
reelection of Senator Roscoe Conking
Chairman Of the State Committee. Mr..
Cornell holds the best office in the city
and has delayed opening the canvass to be
within few weeks Of the election. in or
der to pack it with federal otlicc-holdcrs.
Many of the Senate and Assembly nom.
inatiOns will be made too late to allow a
thorough scrutiny Of the character of the
nominees, and If in this way bad men are
ioisled upon the republican party their
defeat will be due to the conduct of the
so called reorgauizers.
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NOTICE.

otise u hereby given that, whereas, william
Gost did, on the tenth day OF March, A. D.
by his certain chattel mortgage convey to
kh Q. kellogg, the two story brick store
Sc situated on lot number six (6), in
X number twenty-five 1857, in the city OF
10, county Of leIander and state OF Illinois,
Sther with the ieasenold of said lot, running
the lst day OF January, A. d. 1874, with all
4ppurtenances thereuntO belonging to secure
payment Of a certain promisssry note bear.
even date therewith, given by said william
ost 70 said Sarah G Kellogg for the sum OF
bty.three hundred dollars 800, payable
year after the date thereof. And, whereas,
alt has been made in the payment OF a part
lid note, 20 secure the pa ayInent whereof said
3tgage WAS executed. !, the undersigned II.
BON Webb, attorney for said Sarah G. Kellogg,
tgagee, will under and by virtue Of the pow
hd authority contained in said mortgage, on
day, the 18th dag Of September, AID 1871,
cen the hours OF 10 O'clock q IN. and .
lck pm. Of said day, at the premises, pro.
70 sell d public sale, TO the highest bidder,
bash In hand, the above described house and
J, 70 satisfythe amount due on said note.
II "Arsos WEsB,
AttorAsy for Sarah o. !. ilogg, Mortgage.
ne, Ms. Aug. 10, 1871.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

MEMPHIS, August 3O.-Weather clear
and pleasant. The river is falling slowly.
Departed-Rubicon, Mollc Moore and
Glencoe, New Orleans towboats Mohawk
and Hero.
LOUISVILLE, August 30.-River station.
ary with l3 inches over the schute and )
feet on Portland bar. Weather clear and
cool. Business better Departed-Eddy.
vile, Cairo. p. W. Strader is reported
hard aground at French Island and Burks.
vile at Henderson.
LITTLE Rock, August 3O.-Weather
clear and cool light rain. This morning
the river is on stand. The Little Rock
arrived from the mouth
Sr. LOUIS, August 3O.-Arrived-City
OF Quincy and james Howard. New Or
leans; Harry johnson, Northwestern and
~. Johns, keokuk Mountaineer, Kansas
City j Josephine, upper Mississippi; salt
Lake, Jefferson City. Departed-Capitol
City and Antelope, New Orleans +. Hen
slee, Missouri river; City of Cairo, Men,
phis Northwestern, ST. Paul; Josephine.
upper Mississippi. River rising very
slowly. Weather very cold for this season
Of the year.
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ORDINANCES,
ORDINANCE NO. l21.


IN Ordinance 10 prerent the rsnning at
large Of (eotos and goats, and for other
purposes.
DE i ordained by the City CouGcll Of the City
ID Of Cairo
SECTION l. That II shall not be lawful tor ANY
goat 10 run At large, within the limits Of the sad
CITY OF Cairo Z; and any person being the owner Of
any goat, or having charge or control Of the same
" agent OF otherwise, who shall permit such goa |
TO run at large, in aHy street, avenue, or public
ground Of said city, shall forfeit and pay to said
city sum not less than five dollars nor more
than twenty i've dellars, for eses and eyerv
offence. '
src. 2. llthe provisions Of an ordinance, en-.
uted An Ordinance to restrain hogs fram run
ming at large within tn. limits Of the City," and
numbered ll3, he and the same are hereby re-.
enacted and made - part OF this ord nance,
sfc ). IL shall not be lawful for any COW, goat
horse, mule OK, bull, sheep, or swine, to wear a
bell within the limits OF said city; and any person
being the owner OF any Of said animals or having
chatgo Oi the same as agent or othcrwi Sc, who
shall permit them or any OF them, to wear bell
within the limits Of said city, shall forfeit and
pay to said city sum not less than five collars
nor more than twenty-five dollars for eash and
every offence anJ, in addition, ten dollars for
each and every uay such animal shall continue
to weai such bell after the first conviction for
such offence under this ordinance Provided,
however, that the wearing Of any bell by any
horse or mule, when IN harness and attached to
auy vehicle, shall not be considered violation
OF tins ordinance.
Approved, JOHN NJ LANSDEN.
Attest, May5t.
NJ. HowLIr, City Clerk.
August 10Th, lS7l.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, August 80.
FLOUR-Very dull and weak: sales
small at previous prices.
WHEAT-Dull and trihe lower for
No. No. 4 red in elevator, SlOT; No. 3
Sl.l3; No. 2 sl.27al27J.
CORN-Slow and unchanged: mixed /
AZ a 4ic in bulk; white mixed, 81 "a 52c
yellow, soc, sacked.
OATS-Quiet; mixed, 80 Il 34lc in bulk:
3s IA 3Jc, sacked; prime white. 4lc
BARLE1 Only choice wanted: Ne. .
spring GS 1Oc choice fall soc.
R1 k-Slow and unchanged No. .. 5sIc.
BULK PORk-Firm at $500.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 80.
FLOJ R-Dull superhne S4.5); XX
$3.50; NXN Sj.75.
CORS-White and yellow mixed Csc
OATS-Quiet iOc.
BRAN-sl.Oj.
HAI-Prime S27. Choice $50.
PORk-Dull Sli. Bacon firm.
CINCINNATI.
CINcISNATI, August 30.
FLOCR-Firm and in fair demand.
Family 50 50a5.7j.
,WHEAT--Nominaly unchanged. Red
sll7al.lS on sales.
CORN -Queit at 52c.
OAIS-ln fair demand at 3Oa30c.
RIE-Firm at G5aGsc
BARLEI-Quict. Fall sOa9Oc
WHlSkE-Advanced to g0c-supply
light.
PRONlS1ONS-Ecasier and quiet.
MESS PORk-Nominal at Sl275. No
sales.
BULK SHOULDERS-Sold at S5.5Oa
5t.7ji sides 5!aGa6la6laGl, closing quiet at
inside figures.
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RICHMOND. va.
CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 30.-The organi-
zation of the Conservative Convention is
perfected, with the election of Thomas S.
Boccock, for president. In his speech on
taking the chair he counseled unity of sc-
ton and the burial of dead issues. A
committee of three from each Congress
sional district were appointed by Commis.
sIoner smith Chairman, to prepare busi.
ness to be brought before the convention.
a resolution inviting Gov. Walker TO a
seat IN the convention, but it was opposed
I on Ihe ground that it was destined to give
the appearance Of official influence 10 tho
deliberations of the convention. The res
oiutioh was laid on the table. The cx-con-
iederate general, Jubal Early, declined TO
serve on the business committee for Tho
teasoh that Le was not in sympathy with
The progressive spirit of the purity
Convention adjourned till tomorrow.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Office 10 hereby given. that sealed p.oposals
viii b received at my Office, until u O'Clock,
Of Saturday, the 9th day OF ofSeptember, 1871. Tor
building OF bridge across Cache river, oppo.
! the old town OF Unity, according to plans and
(sihcations nov Gn Ole in my office, 10 the City
CAIRO.
|arties bidding will submit the same-lst. For
|cash In hand. I'd. For $500 in Pulaski county
DDS, and $50 in personal subscriptions, made
I'D Of the building OF said bridge, and guaran.
by Pulaski county, the balance cash in
Id.
he contractor viii be required to complete
bridge on or before tie lrt day Of January,
Il to the satisfaction OF the County Courts Of
Ixandsr and Pulaski counties. Payment Will be
te on completion Of the work.
JACOB G.. LYNCH,
|hg. 18th, 1871, County Clerk Alexander Co.
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! PEOPLES NEAT MARKET
CHAs. GAYER 4 CO.,
PnoPRIEroRs.

EP constantly ON hand the best Of beet
bork, mutton, veal, lamb. sausage. pudding,
Frssh white lard in any quantity, corned
Dtc., always on hand.
srs promptly Alied, and satisfaction varran-
feb7tf
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ORDINANCE NO. l22.

IN Ordinance 10 amend Ordinance No. 40.
and for other purposes.
re u ordained by the City Council OF The City
ID Of Cairo -
the same Is hereby amended, by adding at the end
OF the trst section, the words " or any TN, iron
or Mooden oox, pan, pot, can, bucket, pipe, hoop
OF any description ni earthen, glass croC kerry, tin
or wooden ware whatsoever; or any old boot,
shoe, hat, rags, or clcthrg; or any tree or bush
or portions of the same or any old lumber
shavlnRs, straw, manure, hay, grass, vegetables
garbage, rubbish, or offal, slops from dwelling
houses or any offensive, foul, or nauseous liauid
or substance-provded the provisions of this or.
dlnance shall not apply to any building materials,
merchandise, or articles tha' may be Temporarily
deposited on the streets or avenues, to be used or
reno, ed nor to any vegetables, offal or gatbngc
placed in box or barrel at the side of the street
Tor removal and provided, also, that il any earth
oI ashes are deposited in the streets or avenues
.mey snail be spread evenly over the surface OF tho
SEC. 2. 1t shall not be law ful for any person or
pens 20 permits amy slops, or fou offensive or
nnauseous liquid or substance TO be discharge or
now or pass from or out OF any premises ocSu,Ied
Dy nun, her or them, into any street or ayenue'
vioiat,na y auJncfint premises aud every person
Fpn"iBe me provisions OF this section sh III for
felt and pay to the said city a sum not Isss ,hnn
hye dollars, nor more than fifty dollars. for each
and every offence, and ten dollars a dny ad,innai
ior each and every, day after CONVECTION, und"r
this ordinance, he she or they shall per,n, 'nh
violation OF this section. '' '"'"
SEc. 3' I shall be the duty of The CITY Comm
troller to provide the means for removing frnrp,
the front OF all houses in the city all vegetable"
anu dry kitchen oiial OF every description, pro
vlded the same is placed in boxes or barrels, a d
placed IN convenient locations in front OF said
houses. before the time fixed for such removal
and that such removal shall be made, from the
first day Of December 10 the first day OF March.
once week from the first day of March 70 the
first day Of june and rom the frs. day Of Sep.
tember to the first day OF December, twice In
each week and from the frs, day OF June TO ne
first dag OF September, Xix days in each week
and that notice shall bc given hy said Comptro.
Ter Of the time Of such removal, by publication,
IN the newspaper publishing the ordinances of
the city, any arrangement made by the Comptrol.
Ter for the purpose above specified. to be by him
reported TO the City Council, in joint session con,
vened, for approval by them.
Approved, John N. LANSDEN, Mayor.
Attest, N. j. HowLEy, City Clerk,
Aug, ~, 1871.
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LOUSY LILLE.
FIVE MEN KILLED BY \ FALL.
ING FLOOR.
CRUSHED TO DEATH By THE
CARS.
FIVE AlEN KILLED.

LOUISVILLE August 3O.-This morning
a little after 10 o clock the upper floor OF
Whitney, Brown " Co.'S four story Grain
warehouse, between First and Second
streets, gave way under the great weight
Of large quantity Of sacked wheat and
other grain. The floor went down crush
ing through the floors below into the cellar
and
cAREfISG WITH 1T THREE MEN,
Lawrence Graf, G.. l.. Williams and Willet
Porte, and two colorcd men. who were
working on the secord floor. The bodies
OF one white and one colorei man were re-
covered, and un active search is being made
for the others. Neither of the men recoy-
cred were mangled, and it is probable they
were stunned and then sufiocated by the
immense pile of grain in which they were
buried.
1t is reported that two prominent Main
street merchants had just stepped out of
the building when the crash occurred, and
were thrown down out into the street by
the conclusion, which also burs. off the
doors of the building and shattered the
glass in the windows.
CRUSHED ny THE CARS.
Yesterday morning Eli Cary was crush
ed TO death under II freight car at the Ohio
Falls car works, The workmen were
jacking up the ear to pull the truck under
when the ear came down. \ escaped but
the man named. He was from Cleveland.
Ohio.
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CRUSHED ny THE CARS.
FOREIGN.
DIR. LIYINGsT0N SAFE.

LONDON, Aug, 29.-Dr. Kirk. of Xan2'.
bar, writes that Mr.. Livingston is still in
that country, and was in Tonzongmai.
The Arabs there count him resident in
that region; and no ill-fecling is manifest
ed toward him. lie is moving slowly but
safely and will leave no doubt in the eco.
graphical problem us to whether Lake
Tongonyeka is the real head Of the Nile or
if it empties by Congrc.
A VIOLENT DEMONSTRATION
took place in the streets of Rome on Mon
day. A drunken crowd, led by one To-
gretti, brother of the Togrctti who
was beheaded, rushed through the streets
shouting against the priests until it was
dispersed by the soldiers. Several shots
were exchanged and one person killed and
many wounded.
NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, August 30.-The weather is
fine and cool, with breeze hardly sufi-
cient for the yachts
There was only one entry for the first
race to the provincial coGsting and fishing
vessels Of 30 tons and for the second race
of the same class of vessels from 20 10 80
tons there were eleven vessels entered.
They started about o'clock There were
five races in MI for the above named kind
of vessels.
The races to-day are of II local charac-
ter, and possess little interest, The city is
crowded
The Paris crew have backed out from
the great four-oarcd race which takes
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pace tomorrow, having concluded that
,,n ane water is not suitable for their boat.
me lhGlr entry was made by telegraph. They
VIII be required to pay an entrance fes Of
one hundred dollars. They now propose
TO challenge the winners to u contest in
smooth water.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

me stockholders OF the Enterpri,e Savings
hk Of Cairo are hereby notified that an election
u be held at the City National Bank on Mon.
}, 6sptenber eth, for she election OF seven d.
)tors. Polls open from ten to twelve O'Clock
b. WALfEK HIsLoP,
Treasurer.
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JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROPRTETORS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

LII ~ 1A|0ONAAIIOAN OE ~ wi En1CA.
TnE SUCCESSFUL CoRArros OF THE sur AGE ~
WORLD
PURELY MUTUAL;
NO STOCKHOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS
mount OF POLICIES IN FoRcs DEC 81 1870,
NET IscREAsE RISKS Force 1870 260o1Glo 90
The largest world
in TIL wride,c rl
% % PToPn its nss @ Ts DFPse f. Lc INVEST
g Tth ZACH
EEA1 OFFICE ST LOUIS MO
JAMES II. BRITToN, President,
ui MsK w horon Vice President FELIX Su Dept
~ secretary JonS n PRITCHAR Treasurer
Hos wM BARNES, Consulting Counsel and Acaapy W. o"'
f. p BuKILsonAM Manager.
CAIRO BRANCH BOARD
Life Association
p ". BArcLAr, Cha GA1romER Joux H. onrnLY
Il. W wKBR j NJ PmILps WM MoREIs '
II. II. HAss T. KrETu
JoRY VS. Ersos
G.
L~ar. Rates
LOCAL AGENTS
CARL L. THoNAa W
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DING,

RoOkS, pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, news.
~ papers, tax lists, and every variety of exten.
sive printing contracted for, and promptly and
and newspaper oiading establishment.
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RIVER NEWS.

PORT LIST.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Belle Memphis, Memphis.
IL. c. iarger, New Orleans.
Colorado, Nicks burg.
Jas. Fisk, Jr, Paducah.
Illinois, Columbus.
Henry Ames, New Orleans.
City of Nicks5urg, St. Louis.
y. Baker, Cape Girardeau.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
II. Z. larger. St. Louis.
Colorado, st. Louis.
Jas. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
Illinois, Columbus.
Henry Ames, ST. Louis.
City Of Nicksburg, Vicksburg.
Burksville, Louisville
BOATS To LEAVE TO-DAY.
Steamer City Of Cairo Memphis.
MaIlic Ragan, Evansville.
Jas. Fisk, Jr, Paducah.
Illinois, Columbus.
Umpire, Louisville.
\, Baker, Cape Girardeau.
The river continues to fall, and has fall
len two inches since last report. The riy
cr has risen nine inches at Cincinnati. At
Louisville the river was stationary. The
Mississippi is stationary at st. Louis. At
kcokuk tho river has risen 20 inches. The
Arkansas is stll declining.
Ficights are very scarce here lust at
present Business on the landing yestcr-
day was rather on the dull order. Wealth
er cool aud pleasant with n good breeze
blowing during the day.
There is such a small amount of freight
coming up the river that all the up stream
boats are generally very light.
The Belle Memphis, from Memphis,
came up with light trip.
The H. c, Yaeger, from New Orleans.
had anoderate trip of freight for st. Louis.
The Colorado was due on Monday night,
but did not arrive until yesterday fore
noon. She had but little freight.
The Jas. Fisk had a fair trip.
Inc Henry Ames discharged at the |. c.
H. H. wharfboat 100 bales moss and 80
o"'es paper stun She had $500 bars of
railroad iron and several small lots of
freight TOR 81, Louis. She had the hull |
IF the dcfunct Belle of AIT IN in tow. Re-
ports seven feet to Memphis.
The City Of Vicksburg arrived on time,
reports % feet to st. Louis and no boats
u trouble, She added considerable freight
acre.
The Grand Tower has been laid up St. !
Louis for the purpose Of giving her
The City Of Cairo will be here
o-day in her place.
The iron steamer John 4. Moore will
lot make her second trip to hi. port as
here Is not enough freight coming up the
liver to justify her coming back,
Capt W +. Nelson, of st. Louis, has
to the authorities at Washing
on plan for the new iron docks which
.hc government propose to build, These
locks are to be of immense size-capable
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OF taxing out the largest ships, and are to
be constructed entirely of iron.
Inc a. Baker, from Cape Girardeau,
brought $50 bbls. -four and 400 sacks corn.
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TRUNK THIEVES TRAPPED.

On Tuesday last person calling himself william
Smith appeared at Dodd's Express 0tlice, corner OF
Twenty.seyenth street ana Fourth avenue, and
handed the clerk check for trunk marked 49,
The property was delivered. and the same day the
owner, Mrs. Maria L. Fisk, called for the trunk nd
was informed that it had been delivered to young
man in the morning, who had placed 1t on
n carriage and drove away. Mr.. Dodd obtained q
description Of the young man ana made his COM
plant to Captain Wash5urn, at the Ninth precinct
station house. Detective HIN was put on the track
OF the thief, and. after chasing HIM to Newark
aud other places adjacent to this city, succeeded In
arrestng Smith at Pages Hotel, aud found the
trunk, Which contained property valued Ut $780, III
IN room.
ON thursday night detective Hagan, OF the Twenty.
ninth precinct, discovered q man named John Mul-
ray passing up sixth avenue with a trunk in his
possession which he surmised had been stolen.
Murray was taken to the station house ana locked
up. Mr.. D. w. Fowler, OF No. Il Gramcrcy place,
subsequently called ON Captain Burden aud iden-
titled the trunk which contained clothing valued At
$l70. Both prisoners were arrligned before Justice
Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday morning and
luhy committed for trial.
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COURT CAlEHDAA-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-Nos. 725, s75, 500, 1918 1921 1895 4.
1918, 1929, 1923, 1899, s03h, ILL., 1882 1199 1921
1871 la4i, l!ol 1909. i4ss li45 1884, 1852 Part =
Held by Judge Sutherland.-NOs $50, 10. 762. 904,
1874, l69e1, lloo 1884, 1872 1884 1850 1860 1i7fll,
1924, 1885, I545, 1904 1885, 1s24, 1V6o 1870 1876,
l090h, 114S. ITS.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Nos. III, 1872,
ISL, 1872 1884, los, COO 207, 20s, 210 2l2, 213, 21A
2i5 2ld 21s go 22l, 222 22 ga, 225 3d. 22y 22S.
SUPREME CouIr-CuAMBERs-tleld by Judge
Brady.-Nos 3d. 81, e2 10l, ILL., l12, 1872, 142. 143,
147 las, 163, 166, 1888, 207.
sUrEaIoR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Freedman.Nos. 1877. 1le7, 1895, 1908, 1867,
1882 o2. lo79 1897, l3o9 1885, 1884, 1912 1851, 13is
92s 1884 1887 TO 1883, l4o l4oS 1879, 1872, 1884,
9Se, 035, 14I7.
COURT or CoMNoN FkEAs-TRIAL TERM-rart l.
Held by Judge Daly.-Eos. 72), &C., $50, 703, l59%,
7s e5s 16l, l0o 26e 62i, Oh. no, 419. e35 Part q
He'd by Judge Joseph 7. Daly.-NOs $40, SCI, s74,
930 ga a59 600 e8i 96 933, 9s1 965, $685. 959, OIL.
Equlty-Held by Judge RobinsOn.-N0s. So los, OF,
9s, 1os 100, %.
MARINE CoURT--TnrAL CALENDAR--Part Held
by Judge Curtls.-Nos. 1888, 5o54, $500, 5I0l $780,
$685. 53os, 53O7, $780, 5349 1903. 5122. Part 3-cld
by Judge observation-disclosures, 6033, C03f, 6035, 6l42
0li3, ga, 62li, 62i3, Cliff.
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Geseasl SESS!JHs.
A Gay and Festive Cnss frem the Country
TIE Razar In the Ely lfL XYnrxl.

A Gay and Festive CMss frem the Country-
TIE Razar in the ri, nth Ward.
Yesterday morning the duties OF the Jury in the
General Sessions were quite enlivened by number
of interesting cases when came up for trial he.
fore Recorder Hackett. Tho morality of the genus
stranger In our city suffered severely IN the person
OF William Vickcry, who halls from Avoca-not
TIE SCENE OF TOM x0oRE's FAMOUS LYRIC,
but its less poetic namesake In Stcuben county. Mr.
yickery came 10 New YORK last Saturday morning.
having left behind hun In Avoca young wife aud
one CHILD. On his arrival In tho city he forthwith
took his way to his sisters house, who resides In
Eighth avenue. There he spent the day, enjoy ing
himself nationally IN the company OF
HE INNOCENT RELATIVES.
he ieIt his sisters house between one ana two
O'Clock on Sunday morning, but on his way down
town he fell In with kindred spirit In LIQUOR store
Such fast friends did they become that they eyentu
ally agreed 70 ENJOY tho night Dir together and ac-
cordinely they set Out on promenade
THROUGH THE CITY GENERALLY.
visited several localities among the rest some OF the
ynar'es, no doubt induced w desire 70 get IDe