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New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGEYCE.
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PORT OF NEW-tOkk ,OcroBn
CLEARED.
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hAessM Ah.ises-y IT Abrsf. Virginia
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DoMESTIC PORTS.
-. -. s,-lniycd stesnship Gee. Cromwell non
NEwVhisnss. - .4ss,,ahIp "a Lysi,, Rew.Iork
NSsnet a-2rnvcd Resnsips fertaDe frYm washlngoa D.
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FORRIGN PORTS.
,..., DIT A-Ss ssasshp kevsda Nss.Yevh for Liver
II - - Al o. srstowa V day, and psceedsd
~ Az. - sasazship Pussa % Qssbss az 0se>v teAsA
q. Heyils saay and preossded.
V~ Latest sAis Mesa ~ sVssntA rpaaA
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
CRIMINAL

Orlando Warren. charged with offering himself -
,rsr hall in whisky case held yesterday In $1,000 ball BY
Conm.sonsr 6hisks.
In the Court of General Sessions, before RecoEder
B.rI.tt y.,rdsy N,na R.y stealing diamond ring worth S2s
nom Hr stret sept 10 ss Prison for ysan ssAs.
LoctwoO stealing ih saei worth s IRON - l. S""sh Oo
yesrL
Mr.. McCafery, the complainant in the case agt.
Register Connolly he hreen Of es:h ,Ssn on sept ~ made
da 70 he ssse that ss, ppn had sssa restored t" him The
hayesy WAS vi
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
DECIsIONS-OCT. 0.

Supreme Court-Chambers-Py Judge lngrnham--
spss sg epnTue-Rspo d rss eoasned and divorce granted
Paphf 10 have esstedy Of ehi,drsa
SpeotaI Tsrm-Dy Judge Cardozo- Holbrook agt.
t h.y IS .n,, ,..s. =, e E. Fs
terms Esst River Bspi at wsbb teadgnsnt Tor plspes k
Tuiis sst sa1ksn-Jsdrneai iss plsisuf te
Marlss .Cowt--Part I,-By Judge Groes.-tAndsay
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InSpsA tslss Tylss "a {lsasa hscsss1 st t-VsHsA
Part U-Ss i2sa CSSS -Ssvs ~ bfsEs -Asaa1 rsssvs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

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New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

nsss 6n Moon hseA le
THIS DAr-Ln
Sandy Cows Island o:o4 Hell Gate FerrI ss,
sandy Cows Island. $50 Rsn Gate Perry. Tie
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

The bank received numerous offers OF assistance nom
banks aud individuals but Its officers declined them all
being confident Of their ability 10 meet all demands with
the funds on hand. Tho throng at the entrance was
mainly corn posed of small tradesmen and Dealers and
the bank made payments at the rate OF one min
ute. The sums paid out ranged from Go 70 n1
The ocers declared thsmsclves at night able 20 meet
suy possible run, having on hand surplus Of over
DS ss any other savings bank In the city. II Is not
tc1ated that the run will continue to-day, as there
hank.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
UNITED srLrEs DisrRicT CorRT

UNITED srArrs D,srRicr CorRr
0pers al
100. Richardson ct al. agt. The
sehh Ann Eliza 3.
70T. .Kierusn sgt Austen ct al
3os. Pickett sgi. Smith.
20l. .Bastleman ct al. sgt Kermit.
CirI COURT
1871. .weitner sgt Goldschnidt
20. Van Sichlen sgt. Kolle.
26. .WsdIworth agt Kolle.
l23. .Gitman sgt. Morton.
203. LJnch sgt Jenney.
259. DALEY agt heeb.
23. Rowe igt. Liant.
p3. Brown sgt lhsh.
l9. Gillespie agt Warren.
"a. .Grenbsn agt. Hops.
81. Kelly aet. Winrfgar.
60. .DuteheT art 0'Ketchsm-
II. butcher agt. Qucvedo.
90. .Rsese Agt Hoonsy.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

poN8srC nArxEm.

u.-- n AAVANA uAkxEfn -.
nAvAsA ot a.szeAaAss ns u.sd States Il % tsys sShs
essssd v pr esss AssssspsA Aers asht tsarssssy,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
TUE RUN ON THE THIRD-AVE. SAVINGS BANK
ALL DEMANDS PAID.

The Third-ave Savings Bank was beBleged
with camorous depostors yesterday morning, in eeDse
Quence of the charges against the trustees and the fear
that the bank would prove inselyent. Two Or three
policemen were on duty keeping them back, while .
notice rosted the door that the bank would
Day all depostors upon demand. inside, the deposors
quietly awaiting to receive their money, while
stack Of bills The table, amounting to $500, 900,
attested ability and wingnesc OF the bank to meet
all demands Nearly all the officers and directors were
present and ready furnish all the information Ia their
power. They represented that the upon the bank
was caused by former trustees, who resigned Q few
months ago. and who doing all they can to In
jure the bank, having formed q clique, and. du-
ring their connection with the bank endeavored
to gain control Of It; they had been
the cause of much trouble In the Board Of Trustees and
created the that attributed to others
Tie directors asserted that the sensational article In
The Sunday hereny was IN INSPIRED pr oy tnese sc TaS
evening, the following EXHIBIT OF the condtion OF tue
bank prepared:
Bopds and mortgages and accrued interest properly worth
UNITED sAs ana sas I. ano wv INV ,ess 4os
c.;S ;:;i. 'S 9So
BANKING lot and building sdjoinins lss
is ser.s land and bainss Tanyto-u, unineunbs'sd
value 30 per asan c. p.ri '
rnIs ,'Is. sSoi Sas.u%s. ans n g sOco
r.,., ,.....,..........ss 90 60, ,9i2
IN. s.nosio,, Oct 1916 $50
s,,,,.,.................................. tso,aoo
III. following the and Of the banks securte:;
CIV ~ Mes. YoIS Bfooiiyn bonds maris yaus ST
state county ts~n, and other bends market 'A0e' o9so
Total.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

lL.BnApr, J-Opers at II q n.
20: .kohinsos agt Chittsndsn q u.
Smith agt Cluea.
"a. .6seet ast stryslisx.
30. Psnai sgt Bruekef.
6oi Poaek AT RAaeka
86. .Quydrt agt Dingshsin.
o6s. Hon ast sibley.
6o. .Drunng agt Dcmiatowu-
M..Tyssn At Hartford md y. Z.
B. 8. %.
1s. .Kufnef agtiKirley.
37sf Lackey agt Bovey.
II " 4 m.-Calenda7 called at u n.
10. .Kenard sst. McCahill-
fs. .Psge ~ Pags.
10. Bdey sgt Perch.
2oa. .MeCrse1y aFt ApsA
5c5. .Laks ASt Nah.
sg7. Carter agt Kans.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
COURT oALENpARs-rxu p.,

RuplzsH CouRr-CIacuIr-PAlT
342t Lester sgs Union hsnafins
Go.
JIG. .Byrn sgt Judd et Al
33t. Hopkins agt. GARNER st al.
33s. Cullen sgt Obendorfer ct 81.
3t2. u. 4. Warehouse Co. agt Lo-
hllArd Ins. Co.
fo2i Rockwell agt Third-svs. Z
~. Great Western Ina Co. ar-
Com'l M Ina Co.
21oA. .Gerding Ast Kobbe.
CHAnBEns-IS8RABAH, ,.-0ptps
81. Spots sgt. Dunhsnel
1f6. .Bassett agt Aborn.
li6. Butts agt Jopes.
Isl. Spots agt Dsmesnsl.
ia. Board sf Fire Cemmisdonsrs
Agt Smith.
l6s. .O'Bhen sgt California fns
Union.
BYHCIAL THRM-CARDos
Law and Pact
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Cou<seuses, Vorsvs

Mr.. Speaker Hulse, OF the District House OF
Delegates, who has been quite in, rode out yes-
teIday for the first time In several weeks.
Mr.. Freund, the baker and confectioner, No.
81 TIN street gave 90 loaves of bread to the poor
yesterday We hope he may find numerous i'm
ita:ors-
The New York Republican State Association
give the first of their socisbies this season az
Masonic Temple this evening. See advertise
Mrs. w. III. Slater viii not receive calls ON
New Years Day, on account of the recent death
Of her mother.
On New Years Day Colonel Wall, Colonel
Webster. and Colonel Moore will be called upon
by the ON GERS OF the District militia.
Byron Green, who runs the gift enterprise
cencern corner 18th street and the avenue and
who was fined 81 $50. few DAYS AGO in the
Police Court and appealed, deposited the requi-
site amount in the Criminal Court to-day, and
the case was docketed for trial.
Major III. A. Hal, superintendent OF assess
ments and taxes, has issued an ORDER to the as
sessorst to submit their feld books for inspection
tomorrow Saturday at his otiice; the object
being TO test their competency. as well as ID
show the progress made in the work.
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GEORGETOWN.

GEoReETowN CATTLE MARKEr-Sales n,
Drover' s Rest: 100 cattle, from to Z cts: 20
sheep, hon to 5H cts; dressed hogs from & to
6b cts. Market ITisk. and ali sold to D,st,ict
butchers. The cattle were very fine, the sheep
poor.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Thomas Bowling,
auctloneer, sold last evening twO-story frame
house and lot on Valley street to Mr.. A. Ii. Herr
Tor 81 go.
THE ENTERTAINMENT given by the children
OF Trinity Caholic) Sunday school last night.
at the schooi.house was a great success. The
church was so crowded that large number of
persons could not gain admittance.
CHILDEEN's MAsQUERADE-This being the
week for masquerades the little ones are de-
termined not to be outdone, and will give a
ehidren's masquerade to might at the Seminary
building. large number Of invitations are
out, ard grand time Is expected.
The LARGE THREE MAsTED SCHOONER Mar
garet and Lucy, OF Midd,etown, has arrived. and
Is loading with coal at the Consolidation Coal
Company wharf.
The GREAT FALLS Ice COMPANY COM
menced gathering and housing ice from the
Little River, at Analostan Island this morning.
The Ice n about six inches thick.
LARGE NUMBER of pedestrians are PLAYING
spread eagle on the slippery sidewalks this
morning. Nobody hurt.
CoMNAsDER GEoRe L NORRIS (of the schooner
tairfax and steam ram Merrimac potoriety
during the late war) has arrived, on furlough.
from Pensacola, Florida, where he has been sta .
toned for some years past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

n%Miss Charlotte Cushman is building cot
tage at Newport. X. J., which is to cost $50 OO0
Ii Is so planned that all the rooms are octagonal
Our Western civilization Is gradually over
shadowing all nations. Japan has just seen its
first base ball match.
1.-The Socialist Liberte Of Brussels, in refer
cree to the late executions at Versailles re-
marks: "All the blood that flows on NJ Thjers's
flannel waistcoat will not make purple mantle
of il. - t.F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

DR.. GUTHRIE, in a recent address, told yery
suggestive story to this effect: "a friend OF his,
questioning little boy, said: "when your
father and mother forsake you, Johnny, do you
know who will take you up ?'' eyes, sir. :" said
he. "And who?" said the friend. "The police -
was Johnny's answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.--i. Becker q Co.
successor to P. Wallach dealer In mems, youths
and boys clothing. have received An entire new
stock OF goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want Of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cail
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I.BRCKER q Co.
Odeon Hall, corner ~ street and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

INV YEARS CALLs--Young gentlemen and
Others IN need of anything for their calling out
NJ on Monday should call ON Straus st his gem
tehen emporium m, near the corner OF Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and 18th street. He has every.
thing In his line, from overcoat down to a ten
cent NECK tie, and, what Is quite as much % the
purpose, be guarantees his eoosis % be OF the
o~st material I'm the latest styles and at the tow
Ell priceS.
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Georgetown Advertiser
NKw REFkEsBhENr SALOON.

Mr.. n AISER (uot Kaiser William. hut Henry A
ksiser hss leased n a at' "a IN = hr-I- -
class RESTAURANT and OYSTER
ssLooN the TONER Turner Hall, N0.SsMS
- Bridge street. Gesrg.town, opposite NSX0
the Adams Express Company Office, aid
irs rts the public Go give him q call The one.t
WINES. LiQnor-. Lager Beer. ovs,er. s,l
other Refreshments viii always be Kept 90 hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrohe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers. Gas Stoves aud Weather Strips, at
Hamilton 81 Pearson's, No. 4, YIN. G. A. Bnild-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

BLACK DoEsxIN PANFALooNs of my own
manufacture for SO, as. $40 and So. Those
from Is mp are made OF foreign goods.
GEO. G. HENyIEs,
No. 40 It'll street n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

RELIEF on TIE PooR--Yesteriay. after the
S')oarnment OF the commission appointed by
tne Govtrnor tor the dsbursemeue OF the rental
psio oy the Market Company for the relief OF
tn~ poor. the executive COMMITTEES immetiaf "
appointed Rev g. A. Hail a general agent and
Kew. 4 Farley, visitor, To act until those
positions shan be hlled permanently.
The BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS have dire~t.a
the several superinte ndents To make = reno~t N
all material, tools. &C., ON hand ON sbe srst
instant, with the view 70 Q future MATHEMATICIAN
showing of the amount o. value Of sucb y,ron-
srty. The superintepdent OF sewers has bee
directed TO have sever trans placed on the vesf
and east corners Of 9Th and G. streets.
TEE ST. ALoYsIrs SCHOOL FAIR, now omen
IN the gir's school house, on list street, il AN
rouncsdt 10 continue for o few days longer. The
interchangeable Father Roccofort has brp u0ht his
schools for poor children % high state OF perfec-
non, and they deserve the ENCOURAGEMENT and
support Of the community.
The FkEspNAN's SavIxss Axp TRrsr Cow.
PANY, at their new banking house. on Peunxv,-
vania avenue, opposite the Treasury nav. ar
per cent tsfeTest- Deposits male on or bef,re
the 2dof January. 1872. will begin 10 draw inf<r-
estfrom January LIST. Now Is the time.
THELAsTrBRKE REPRESENTATION of - I>ost
NJ Sea" will be given at the National The sfer
tonight and at the matinee and evening per-
forDznces Tomorrow. THE Naisd Oseenv
viii be given In capital style next week with .
grand ballet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

'SuDpKs DEATH on A yTRerxrax.-F This
morning about haif-psst O'Clock. a Ger6aaa
named W m smith. about - wears or aee Said
10 be . resident OF Occoquxn, Va died suddenly
az house No. ioe 18th street. near ID street kent
by Mr.. MceSrthy. Foul play was SUSPECTED.
and pr1cer Burns summoned Coroner Potter
Who af'er viewing the body gave Il as his opinio,
that The man died OF heart disease, and no in-
quesf was held.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EoR sALesrl Low PRIOR, Oh HrNT-rhr-..
II stcTy BRICK HOO h.. No. l414 oh street
W .b,tWeen O and r. rosai., bait rs..u. "a .oi
water: house ne~ N pNpers.l and rsin,ei anolS a.
Va N. TkNNEf. =. Say Co.se a Co 5 Bank nss-tf
EoR SALE-And VII o. -old On ss-y tsrms- an
u of fkssse three story ani basement. eleranflv
finished r-esssd brick HOTSES ~ith s,,r -;
ming, on 18Th street mar Franklin Square. frimr,.f
IN sinuf tn the h-ef nsnner with walnut doors nj
marble usntels of he nne-f qnsii v: Fr-Dch Mat
giesr In front sindows. and compiste 9Th al an.
modern improvements. fnauire % n GREEN cor
ner 18th aud L -tre~ts. or ktBBouRN a LsTTA.
corner 81 18th sud streets noDn
LOB RENT-A me COUNTRY STAT an fulR
u view cf the city. surrounded With tree crch.rs .
grape. &C. Rent res-onsble
FALL MOSS Real Estate Broke-S.
spltu poruer Tth ard stress.
EoR RENT-A largo kOoN in The n N q. As
II brii ing. suitable fOr LyceC1n, Music Class
Ae-, &c. formerly used By PRO- Caufeld Tor uu.ica
scadsmy lnguire % A. =. PRATT a SON, YM
g A huildins. corner sh snd streets. al a-d
foh sALk ON EACBANGK.
60 900 AoRks OF LAsD IN nssrn oounty. n,
g, blue kiaee Railroad runoins IhrouEh "a. 10000
scfs< m Cberokcs county, N. O., al me grakins
climate, especially ths apple Aiso IS ODE acre. IN
shannon and Reynolds counties. Oregon Wtli en-
rood; s.H. sREfLANF, redsrHi Bicsf'
nnli- u corner az nh and streets.
k'Qh hkht-A se-irebs. at-i gsptnm.s,.a-
HOUSE,, With al tie modern tnprov-raeot.
situated on the corner 81 Rth and q srr.-ts ~
tefme and particulars Inquire 81 teT Personal---very.
eNcno-. 80 Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29
CITY ITEMS.

For NEw YEARS CALLS.
Fine Dress Suits. so, SIS. and $50.
A. STRAUs. iol1 PenBs. avenue,
Three doors east of 18th street.
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Go TO PRICES Gents Furnishing Depot fol
cheap goods, Alb 9TH street.
FIGURES WILL Nor LEI
HoU Large Fortunes Are Made.

FIGURES WILL Nor LEI
HOsc Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England. In TIE o. s.
wheeler & Wilson. S45 20 S85 90
New Singer........ 3250 65 90
Elias Howe........ 35 90 65 90
Wilson Shuttle... 40 90 as 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines as sold in both countries
There Is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
machines.
A1faavit.-w. G. wilaon, President OF the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
cpiars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names Of the com
panies manufacturing said machines.
Fred. SMITH,
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Cuyahoga Co., ..
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. RosESTHAL, 404 .th street.
Terms easy.
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MURDER OF OFFICER DOYLE,

The shocking intelligence reached our Office
just before going to press that on renewal of
the attempt to arrest Mrs. Shea, she fred shot
which killed Officer Doyle instantly.
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RFGISrERED.
Total ConpoH and Registered

bers as sbovel sixteen million Sl6Om OOOJ dollars
dollars are Registered Bonds
Coupon Bonds of the act Of February o. lssa, we're
Issued IN four dis met series. Bends of the nrst
series al 81 which has been pfvviousy called fpr
them. while those of the ssc0ND, third. and fourth
series are distinctly the Aes Of the bonds
should be eddressed 70 the :. Loan Disision, sec
rotary Once: and al RHgistered bonds should b.
den ptiop.n
III. boDdt specified in the notice Of Dsesmber 2
WIN be Dad UPON presentation, together With Al
Interest due. GEO. 3. BOUTWELL,,
decL-s.4e aeor.1srv
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e On the .petiron u LEVI DEbERiCK, u jsr..:sy
City, hsS Jersey, prsying Tor ths exsssskea e (
patent granted 10 him on the Sth ~ Of March,
lsks Tor an 3nprossDssnf In Nsde of Tixhfenfng 81
s-rnrirx the Keys Of Journal Boxes of OonnsCtin0
R1ds or Pi1neB:
II IS ordered that the testimony IN the eass b
closed on the 9Th aay February next that tbs is
for fiiing anj the Fxssriner rcDorf -
iir iteo % the iash day of Febrpary sz &, Ard
said petition b heard on the 2ist day az rekgUaey
next
Anv perssn rsas oppose fhss sxsensiap.
decl5 y - VI. ID. LECGE11s Commisai0oer
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UNITE! STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the pstiiion 81 n B. ALLEN, q Pii4ssord,
san,ea 10 & o , iss AZ dss = &
Ieissnsd ob the afh day Of December, iast, for 90
IL is ordered that the txrfimoDy IN the case b
closed on the sosh day Of February next; that the
time for fling arguments and the ExamneY, r0porS
be limited the ls day of March next ana thu I'D
petition be heard on the g. day ~ March next
Az Any pei son nayogpcs. This his g xtsn,iou.