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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Church OF the Messiah,
on Thursday evening, January 10, by tGc Rev. DR..
HELEN u. PEcK Of Dignton, Mass.
BEEDE-ELsEY:- ON Friday, January 90 at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, By the Rev. j. E.
sear.es, ID. D., THOMAS il. BrhBE to ANN MARIA
daughter OF James Il. Elscy, all OF tins city.
aivksnM onGAS:mAs Perry, wyoming county, on
A. H.CAs, 81 B.ooklyn, to HELEN H., daughter Of
Lyman q. Morgan, ESD OF the former place.
the Rev. Aug Eoendlck, JAMES r. KEEGAN, OF New
York, to hrs. IDA w. MORRIS, Of Coli Spring. \. l..
q ~ ,Ea eA Lompaad ILL., Sn tuesday
ROSE TO MARY, daughter OF Israel Cromwell.
MoI.IENuAUER.-On Monday, January 20, at No.
2oj East. Broadway, Mrs. Ernestlnc sIollenhauer
wife OF Edward Molenhauer, gave birth to a fine
boy. Mother and child are doing well.
died.
AusrIN.--On Monday morning, January %, 0f
Brlgnys disease, DAVID AUSTIN, aged u years.
Inc relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from st. Aun's Episcopal
church, Filth avenue and Eighteenth street, on
Wednesday afternoon. at two O'Clock.
BASER.--In Detroit, Mich, on sunday, January ~,
GEORGE A. BAKER, In the Alta year OF mis- age.
TIE funeral services Will take place In the Brick
church. corner OF thirty seventh street and Filth
AVENUE on Wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
BUrLER-On Monday morning. January IS,
PATRiCA BUTLBa, oil Grassy Point, Eock.and county,
M
The funeral will take place FROM his late residence,
at Grassy Point. on Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock.
CRocHER9N.-At Jersey City Heights. on Monday,
January %, ELizADgGA CRo0HEgoN, widow OF ADra.
ham CrocLeron, formerly OF Staten Island, aged IS
years.
the relatives and Il lends are respectfully invited
to attend the neral services, al her late residence
corner Of W0[ren street and Lexington avenue, Jer-
sey CITY nsAshts, this tuesday, evening, at eight
O'Clock. tile remains VIII be taken to Port kich.
monu, ;. l., Tor in,erment, on Wednesday, at ten
O'Clock. a. NJ. Funeral services viii also be held
IN fne Reformed church--tle Rev. James Brown
lce--at Fort Richmond at twelve ~
CORN si.--lu BROOKLYN, Oh sunday night January
~, CARROLL W., Youngest son of Iisey a. and Seldt
| &, cornish aged year, months aud days.
Funeral services tins fTuesdayl afternoon, at on
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A DOGS REVENGE.
Terrific Combse with n Maatia.-A Fight for
Lie or Dsntli "A Heroic Woman.

Terrific Ccmbse with MaatiN-A Fight IL,
Lie or Dsnth "A Hcroic Woman.
Mr.. Timcrnian, OF Greene county, was recently the
owner Of q mastiff. which he had raised and which
abcuG two years ord, and, no DOUBT the larges;
dog IN the county. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Timer.
man and . ladS nelghbor, named Mrs. LIZA Hut,
returning home rom a visit to Catsxiil, foun0 the
dog occupying the gave and would not let them
pass MIS-. Tine. IMAM ordered hfia away. but the
massiF would not obey until they D0ln had thrown
several stones at nm, wnen he took refuge uiider
the kitgiel. snort time alter Mrs. HUI, whLe as
sistins Me-. Timerman IN carrying soae things from
TIE aUueo " Ine Kitchen, saw the uOs sea thy
steps anu Siaiins eyes advancing sSowIy towards
her. Sne sseins ole Could uot stop Inc uox, 10y word
OF gesture ~ ohte prepared 20 uelclel ncrs,il as
maui Was iaaSos sioe. soon as the ds, near
h.I e arose VA AIS iiad ieet ana astenSed 10 sieIc
Mrs nul Dy uiie lnrolt.
Inon ensus4A comnst between the woman ana
dog o' n.out zen minutes Duration, ana wn4cn ior
Its netCents5 sCucey ms u karaiic IN sucn cncoun-
te.s. MrS Hun ursL rnreJ out her len arm, wnich
the dog Dst ie..rav near :.le wr.s., aad WITH her
ffxnt Lsnd Caught tho iniuriascu brute Ny the
ti,Uat. atu ~ s0oh as ncr leiL hand wa, released
ir0ni tle grpo The dog sue seized his- undei jaw
TINS combat would De q lengthy one, us
SOON as tne nist eAcitement mad su,sided
MRS. Hun oruereu the family to cIese every
door but oAe TOWARDS which she grHauaiiy but
Slowly drew the dog Before reachi - tire steps ia
lionl OF the open door, the dog ha ior saoJ
partially usssusn9ed' hluisei, and DIT Hun
severely on tse le.L tnisu - tis tilie tho heroic
woman became calm itAu collected, auu agu,n seized
the uoe ny he under Jaw ana throat then ne. an
asain 70 uiuw me brute toward the open door,
Filaiiy she mad IeLc.eu tae doorsteps, anu uegan
w walk ui' tliein backwards, and When ut Tue top
she. w suinniunlng MI ner strength, and by one
v.oont caUlt, threw the uOY 10 tine ground u ms
BACK. BE ore the ANIMAL could recover ms icet aud
ascend the steps mr5. iiuH had entered the house
and Cos lie door, ana at once tainted. Her
wounds were eXalntned and dressed by IL skIuul
PLY sica, VINO ptouounl cd her almost ho peie.s
Her face, arms and iiinDs few hours utter mad
swollen % aouDle ther natural size the pois IN
lron tie bile having In few hours dlllu,eu isell
throughout ner whole body.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES,

The City Times, n penny sheet, published In New
Haven, Conn.,, Is defunct.
Washington. Warren county, n. j. has q new
paper, called the 70uchStOne.
new paper, 70 be called the White county con
shtustoa has been started ut ReynOldsville, Ind.
The Choctaw (Ala.) Herald has been removed to
Badon Springs, and Is now published as the BIadol
Springs ds1du.
The name Of the Ne,c Eclectic Magazine, published
In Baltimore, has been changed to the Southern
MGgttztiie as moro In keeping with It's character
and scope OF Influence.
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market closing que. and scarcely arn ssi 5i -
pr: :STag "fss ssss p y; No. s
q, amber winter
in good demand and &C. Co. better with asoa, a. %
epsses a. & s &c. s mixed ss,en ss for
Ohio on the track with SAFE, Of about aJ bushels Within
the range Ryo was quiet, but firmly held Barley was
HEMr continued quiet tho following quo
sal 7hc a7Ac, gold FOR TAmpico, in bond, and Be- &C.
naY inactive at former prices. Shipping, 81 90;
tail quantities n s5s n ~ Long rye straw, 81 Soa 8, 35
Hops-Tne m rkei was without essential change Small
sales for consumption were ELECTED within tho range &c.
MoIAssEs.~In New Orleans there was small movement
az Ths is al a. s ss s per
pIs SG eSSs
Cuba centrifugal and mi ed s9c Sc do clayed xle
s5e Porto Rico sg &C. s'c English Islands. ACC 40
turpsnne but with mos, Of the cheap lots Cleared Ok the
e. san & % and o ss g. e
inquired for rather mere freely from shppers but holders
ss.s Ssrs 70 * %a %
vii wm s2 Oh sS's Tar continued aa and nominal
e, Il ss ws' nSS steadily at c
bsess reported For there wcro but few sappins
on as sss asss yss
Ma y,h the sale 2, 3st barrels 10. late Saturday
.H f .sss kslssS
at eac 2a,sc, February u &c. o 2l5sc. S"S
PRoysloSsThc receipts were 3os9 packages pork, SO
do. beef 2l5 do cut meats l 10. 10 Keys The
pork market was excited aud prices advanced per h.
sas; sssAs s f s
new ness, for February; Ssa Is e23 FOR March,
63 for April and 81 20 Tor old for March delivery.
Beef was quiet, Bacon and cut meats steady, Ii.
quct 100 packages picked hams aold Ne lc.
shoulders ut lie. Dressed hogs sold a. 10 $50 Tor
Western Taow Was outlet. Lard nrmer, WITH
l3sAc. on the spot.
EoRlhc high pretenons Of sellers had tho eaec, al
checking business, ana the market though strong
active. Sales of Carolina in ios amounted to about iFt
Gerces, as from 7fc 20. FOR prime Choics lDt
were he'd with trnness NJ BIC 6;sc Ia kansoon
actions were coptncd to about z00 ba use
&C., currency out OF bond. We quote Rangoon gold, Il
bond, 3ssc 1S4c.
SUaAR,-iThe market was strong. With moderate "a
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COURT or SESSIONS.

F0rger Sent to the Penitentiary.
Before Judge Troy and Justices voorhees, and
Johnson.
william Chapman was indicted for having at
sempted to pass counterfeit checks OF p. Lorilard
and Appleton 4 Co. on Fulton street jewellers. He
Was ct one time associated with the swindler West,
Otthe "Anti-Gambling Society OF Newn York, who is
now In the Sing Sing State Prison. Yesterday
Chapman VAS arruigned In court, when he pleaded
guilty, and was .hereupon sentenced to the Kings
County Penitenttary Tor one year.
[ Lewis Smith, indicted on the charge OF having
commit ed an Indecent assault on q little girl
named Susanna Meltcr, was acquitted.
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maui Tor refining grades The GALES Taoe 700 box<
cAyeu anu centrifugal at from 9Ac l0xc. also 400 hhfs
lor mng purposes on basis Of 94c eh for tair "a
Ia stock Hard sugar particular was ed
Va relatively higher than other descyptons
quote -Cnba--Inleror 10 commou refining, sJ9c a
&c, .mr rslnn, eac; goot refining. a%cj fair 10 good
sh.ud. h'ssssads and boxes 90 GLASSES.
B,xe Dutch standard Nos ~ SIDE TO- 40 10 10 H.
sac &c. a., Htoi5 loc. !o1o DO, Is to a. ME
q l,Ac. 49, -
MnsKr rsoepts, $50 bblsJ armsr 80 bills changed
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rRo3hLYy COURTS.
usT;O STATES DISTRICT coulr.

aho Alleged nnifng Paynastcr's Clerk.
~ Before Judge Benedict.
The case Of Rooeit ID. B0gart who was indicted
ON the charge " having embe1zled moneys belong
ing to the Resaiunicnr While lie was raymas;er's
CLERK on board tne scrm0nt at the Navy Yard was
called on yesseIdAy afternoon. Bogart him elf was
NOT present ~ clal.. HIS counsel, eX-Judge Beck.
was Also Az en-, OFT sent word that he was unable
20 attend, n lie was engaged in case In New YORK.
Lne trial Vi So9srt ~ tRereup0n adjourned until
wednesday al ts week Bogart made his appear
Ance after Inc I'D oGrlmeat
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UNITED STATES oaassluHsay COURT.

Attemptna to vass Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Wins!ow.
Joseph Warren va, before tho Commissioner yes.
terda7 for attempting to pass q counterfeit ten dol
lar bill Of the and Manufacturers National
Ba TX OF Pon-nA ep,ie, at the store or Michael
Sklner, l06 GiDuatH avenue, l.. ID. The prisoner also
attempted 10 uas oS,ier bin on JOnn Egger OF liz
MOntr0Se avenae &c plea LED poverty aud stated
parties In New iur&. The hearing Of the case was
tdlOurnpd.
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THE BARTLETT MYSTERY IN SAVANNAH.
Detectives Fheory-The Remains For.
warded to New York.

rom the Savannah lGa.l Advertiser, Jan. ISL
Journals Of THIS city OF late have teemed with
Va ,us reports VI TINS mysterious affair, involving
the statements vi dinefent persons and the theories
pr as many more. The Ne,cs and Republican In
tnne 70 the beile that Bartlett committed suicide;
but neither oi undertake TO explain the method
pi his stalking on or 10 give any proof that he diea
by hts own nand.
Employed by tile III. nds Of the deceased. arrived
here three days since, aud has been busiy engaged
yn working zip the case, as well as he could, with
she slight clue onered alter investigation, inquiry
aud unremttiug exertoa. MIR. Blakcsy feels GER
~ that Bartlett was murdered, and by no bun
assassin either. Tie theory OF Mr.. Bartlett'S
CLING himself with MS own ma ads, by means OF
adkerchier drawn around the neck, he holds to
" 0alIsh one us That VI mans ability TO moist
iself ever u fence by his own suspenders. Com
sol Sc vii. Or ought 10 prove that 1t - m I'm
n Would e n t
I've removed. Temporary uncOnsciousness
mt cnsue, but certainly noe death. Mr.. Baruett
,,uld NOT have hanged nfaself; moreover, wnen he
was discovered the bushes around him lay undis-
furbed over his head ana shoulders. Had he fallen
heavily there the twgs and branches must necessa.
yly have been crushed down and bent ont OF shape.
In Otner words, the position oil the corpse demon
etrated cOncuSivey that 1t ad been carefully placed
there by some unknown person or persons.
When Bartlett left New York he were handsome
worth as much more. There Is no evidence to show
shat he parted with these articles, unless robbed Of
them, after having been struck down. Mr.. Bakcsly
feels assured IN the belief that Bartlett, who was
nall fellow. well met with everybody and easily In
nuenced, mad money IN his possession OF some
amount; that ne was induced by parties to go out in
The co ntry. where lie was found, by some unknown
near and that finally he was struck sensecss and
shen 6, canrled, robbed and left as he was dis
His battered beaver hat lying at. a dts
.ilvo and the open mem0I andum book on the
rounc are direct evidence IN favor OF this conclu.
S,n, ~ had he died quietly by his own hand these
Snclcs oud have been comparatively undisturbed.
@ dete tive thinks that the silver watch, worth
zen do lars, and the common studs were placed
!, the person OF the deceased TO dlsarm suspicion.
here Is evidence to prove that Bartlett, who was
YouIning In Macon before he came here, possessed
Nley TO some extent, though the exact amount Is
iknowu.
{. BarIlc' having been recognized as one OF tho
! S,nc'- unity Of New YORK, his remains were
.a,se OF by his brother Alasous OF this city
escorted to the steamship San Salvador, which
lf0r New York ut two O'Clock. We.
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Army lNTeLLlSsNCE.

Captain Z. A. Bown, Of the Eleventh, and First
Lieutenant ID. H. Kclton OF the Tenth infantry, are
relieved from duty at Newport barracks, Kentucky
and ordered TO their regiments. Second Lieutenant
George p. Borden OF the Fifth Infantry Is detailed
for duty as aid to General Halleck.
MAJOR John Y. Dubois OF the Third cavalry, Ia
ordered TO his regiment First Lieutenant James AZ
Sanno VI the seventh infantry, Is ordered to duty iu
the War Department.,
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supaEaE caU,r-cilculT-3AaT /.
A Little 3ransactibn in Real Estate.
ara Iu,t no pro

A Little Yca nsacti ~ in Real Estntc.
BE ore Judge Pratt.
Nary Lddi -. bs'ndrd Csdrt.-The plaintiff In
ebls case brought recover the sum OF $1,000,
which she alese !e cn!selled out OF In little
transaction IN ieal estate by defendant. In June,
1852, Clark All ula WIFE executed and delivered to
ner q uecu o. SOM. iih Ia Wisconsin for s6.40J.
1t subsequent dlpediel that defendant did not
possess law Gl o. % tue property, aud conse-
quently plaurii euud not obtain possession OF It..
The decndaliL an s.etci ny q general denial. and,
as further ueeagt, ter posed the statIJc OF llm
tati0n; but me nft, under the direction OF the
Cout. renaeled verdtt III favor OF plaintin for
the full amour c. liuled, with interest.
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SUPREME CouaT-spEClAL Term.
The Grand street Railroad Row.

The Grand Street Railroad Row.
Before Judge Pratt.
Yesterday Judge Pratt rendered a decision in the
matter OF the contested election for directors Of the
Grand Street and Newtown Railroad Company. His
Honor ordered that new election be held Tue
election was contested on the ground that votes OH
certain shares had Deen unjustiy excluded.
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svpsaaf CIRCUIT. PART 2.
Alleged v.Osasiow OF a demonstrations for
5000 Damages.

5000 Damages.
Before Judge Gilbert
Simon II. Aieuse grs. Eugene Fe7Tis.-Thls Is an
action for the recovery of $1,000 damages, which
patntin claims cs Tue alleged violation OF the
dtions or ieaso W defendant. The platinum, In
April last,s leased from defendant store in
Nassau street, New York, and the latter, as
claimed, a5ree1 make certain alterations in
1t to suit the requirements of Arensburg Plaintiff
paid 500 down wnen the lease was signed, but
when lie was aDoat " make the necessary alrera-
tons in the store lie was served with injunction
by one Henry Mpuquin, aud on the 9th OF May fol-
lowing threw up n lease.
Tn che part vi de 1t is claimed that Ferris
never made agreement as 10 alterations, and It
Is also claimed lhai plaintiff had possession OF all the
premises which the lease called for. Case on.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-pa,r rive o'CIacls r. WI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Jan. Gc-6 Up. NJ.

MONDAY, Jan. ES-BP NJ
CoTroN.-There spirited movement in this staple
for export which fairly swept the samp Of low mdng
and the lower qualities suitable export Holders were
reluctant to replace samples, and with light offerings the
market readily advanced &C hc. per lb all Grades
Spinncrs operated sparngy The for were
almost nothing At the close the was less brilliant
but strong. UNDER liht offerings. The sales 6aA
baes for 100 baes for consumption 81 bales
for speculation and i0J bales in transit We auote:-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET.
MONDAY, Jan. 28-6 p. NJ.
| On Change to-day wheat WIS more active and
| nrm The cotton market was q tribe better and
steady.
MONEY SIX PER CENT.
The money market seems to have .Settled into .
condition OF comparative ease after the activity OF
the earlier portion OF last week. and the rate on call
loans now averages six per cent with exceptions at
seven and 1--we per cent. Where the cOllateaals sub
m ted are government bonus borrowers have no
difficulty IN obtaining abundant accommodation Ut
six per cent, waile large balances continue
to ne tct at i've per cent with the leading dealers
In these securities. The Clearing House figures
show rs YET return TO circulation OF the Immense
sum OF greenbacks, estimated AZ not less than
50 100000, locked up In the banks within tie past
ten days by the combination or operators who are
valDiy, II would appear. looking for a decline ia
prices at the Stock Exchange In fact, the bad bank
statement OF last week entirely due to this re-
tentlOn OF gleenbacks. otherwise the receipts or
currency from the country banks would have
shown much more favorable results In tile
weeks averages. Witnin tho past few days
money has become quite active at Chicago
ness, and exchange between that city and New York
is Just now IN favor OF the former. The Chicago
banks report al urgent inquiry from the county,
and were drawing on New YORK to supply the
demand. The effect OF this call upon New York Is
more than Offset however, by the shipments
hther Of currency from almost oil other paris OF
the in.eri0r. The enect Of tile lower rae Oh call
loans is reflected IN the prompter sale OF mercantile
paper, the strictly grades Of which pass quite
freely at TX per cent aud III some instances ut per
cent discount.
Foreign exchange was dull, and the leading draw.
ers reduced heis rates 10 1921 for sixty day sterling
bills ami hob Tor sight.
colo DULL-110H A 110G.
The speculative effort, noticed last week, to start
more animation In the Cold Room has oeen entirely
fruitless. and, doubtless, quietly abandoned. Gold
opened at ll0%, after which there were only two
changes In tue price during the remainder OF
the session OF the Board-0nce when 1t declined to
llo5s and again when it returned TO llUA. Late in
the AFTERNOON HOS was strongly bid Tor large
amounts, but still later and the close The offerings
were plentiful at The same figure. The lew specu-
Iators who IRE interested In the market are greatly
puzzled at ITS prolonged syeadness In the vicinity Of
present quota lous. The changes of the day are
ia n
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CGUaT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. %, ISL.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
Oar for January 24:-Nos. %. "a, Is, 25, 2S, SO.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the leading active stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES Dull

The Southern list was dull but generally steady.
The following were the closing street priccs:-
Tennessee, OK coupon, sa,4 eI'i; do.. new, 64,4
q GAN; Virginia, ex coupon, I'd Co.'S; do. new,
0lH 10; Georgia skies, rs SO; do, sevens, SO 90;
North Carolina. ex coupon, ~ Il; do, new, 2sh
23k; do, special taS, ls'a 10; Missouri skies.
sox Qo,s; do, hannibal and ST Joseph, ss1< a
60; Louisiana s,xcs, 81 IS; do, levcc SKIES,
n "A; do. do. eights so IS; Alabama flves,
70 -; do eights 9s o.; do. railroad Fights, %
%; South Carolina skies, IS so; do new, January
and July, b9,l y 5e,k; DO DO, April and october.
GO Gl Arkansas skies, So 90; do. sevcns, 55 co.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign Imports OF New
York during the past week and since the beginning
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Since Jan. L.. s9,2s5,s5i $s,9l04lS slI,2SI,326
TnE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The imports OF specie at this port during the past
week have been as fonows:--
January 17.-Steanler CITY OF Merida, vera
CruI-StlVcf..
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.o72
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In tue gold loan market the rates ranged from
to per cent IOr carrying. The operations o. the
Gold Exchange B.nk were rs iollows:-
Cold cle"fed $21, $4,000
C0lu balances. l,J,X, 4oy
Currency balanceS.... ................. 1,467,69l
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MoJ.LENuAUER.-On Monday, January 49, at No.
26j East Broadway, Mrs. Eruestlnc bIolienhauer,
wife OF Edward Mollenhauer, gave birth to fine
boy. Mother and chiid are doing well.
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Others counting seventy-two ana ninetythree eacn;
Biair's vote was then placed by itsei; We M tnen
Cross OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the other inspectors
vote; M barren misei said he e Would count in tome
not whisper; did not think any one else nsa :
cogIS ssni 70 see near ,Se wna' count, IL he did not
hear what was said; did not know the watcher"
had right 70 be near - 70 De sDE 20 we TeA" ~h
pered about Blair; did not think 1t necessary 70
tell wnat arrangements we had made
duty In Inc Second Election district; on two occa
sioHs we had 70 Olsar the roomi inli. Ess Ess
PssSSs to ns 10 obya ns vote ss %
varr?ll-that is, saw no one sitting In 'front.' Of
him THAT would prevent hlm from seeing the votes
heard the inspectors say that no more should De
allowed TO 60 inside the railing; was INSIDE my.
. got over over the railing during portion OF the can.
vass, and was very quiet. cs
James Reilly chairman OF the Board OF canvas
He tesiidod-I allowed Mr.. Carroll to be present az
the canvass; aid not say that no one should come
canvass and three or four men Jumped over the rail-
ing; was afraid that something might happen ana
''iu the railing @ and and then said no one else
should be allowed inside; Mr.. Mcmahon
seen pnS the G moi
complaint. The examination OF this case was here
closed on both sides, when twas agreed to between
counsel that the further examination be postponed
until some day week alter next.
The case OF Thomas Bogan, the Inspector OF the
Tenth Election district, Eighth ward, was next
called.
John Hamtll, 81 King street. was the complainant,
aud charged that the prisoner refused 70 accept
hts vote on the gr0und that he Is q deserter
when, as he maintains. he Is not Tne only qucs-
tlon for the Court IN this case was whether
Hamhl was or was not q deserter. Hamtll
testified that he applied 10 Began TO have his
taken, but lie (Bogan) refused to accept IT. witness
insisted, and Began TOOK the vote OF the other IN.
n decided reject
witness vote; witness said ne was soldier, but
left the army witnoul permission OF his officers.
and before his time was up:
MIR. Clinton wanted to show the Court the law
referring TO the case and enutling hamil to the
privilege OF voting, but Justice Bixby would not
then hear him. and adjourned tho court. 1t being
already TWENTY-FIVE minutes past five p. NJ.