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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-30
4 MsgnIIICent BTIGk BuiIdIng!

ma Arrangements have been made HALF
FARE with all tn lead n tFanspor ion fines
terminating at Louis lille, and also for q trip to
MAMMOTH CAVE.
In Addition TO the Hotel recommendations of
Louisville. which well known ampIe nrOVissoT
viii be made for the comfort OF Yisiinr. -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-30
.S6ITH KY, FEMALE COLLEGE.

WI want poor and honest men and Wumen io
work for urs a "a Larry 81 - per week. livery
thing furnished rare chance. q. W liBfsEtsV 90
Marion. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
BARNARD'S CASE.

THE LAST RESORT OF AN ERIE JUDGE.
HIS RESIGNATION IN THE HANDS OF HIS FRIENDS
A friend of Judge Barnard in this city is
authority for the statement that his resignation mas
been written and is in the hands OF an active ireho'
who will submit for file at the once OF 'ne
Secretary Of State save the Judge IRON eOnVc
zion and Acknowledgement This trick was so success
fully pracuced by the more astute Cardozo ,l"' II M
excited the admiration of Barnard and he will also at
tempt 10 evade tho consequences Of his oheDses IN the
same manner. But it will be remembered that Car
dozo's resignation was submitted before impeachment
articles were presented. but after it became known ha
they had been voted. Barnard elected to stand his a
and any effort 10 escape after conviction becomes NOR
Aily certain Will, of course. fail The friend OF Barharu
who gave the information OF his resignation did so under
the suppostion as he stated that It well known
that IL was in the hands of his counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
POLICE NOTES.

The body of the boy drowned at Pier No. %, North
River Thursday Identified that Of k Rehart Of No 20
HudsOnst
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday Karl Wag-
held stealing $50 worth Of property bis feosboarler
Wolfe schisser.
WIN. Walsh, age l3. of No. 2Oi East Twenty sixth
foot u Twenty shth-st, East RIVER Saturday
aHd drowned.
William Welsh was held at the Essex Market,
ye,erasy attempting steal from Jacob kourand
4 No. $50 Cherr-strret
James w. Lamberte, charged with appropriatng
received Of Orlando Jsriuin, druggist Of No.
s. Corand arrested saturday and held s22OO bait
james Garrigan late cashier and night clerk in
dang saloon No. 1913 Wangton committed TO the lonb
Saturday person. died sher~at Of brain disease.
Carl Fiegelman of One-hundred- and twenty fifth
for supposed ntoreaon by oes Of the Fifteenth
Saturday uht but shortly discovered have swallowed
poisonous substance lie taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The body Of an unknown man was found In the
River Oh the foot Of yeseJst yesterday hc deceased was
be feet inches hight CHI eonpenone bad brown HAIR and
clothed In flannel blouse and white rowses
nsks body Of about ~ tesf vas discovered boat
ing q North River, Pier No 10, yesterday
At Jefferson Market yesterday Thomas Donovan
and John locked breaking into the liquor
store Carnfan fouenihst ard ks1enhaSe Leu
Wright her infant the sidewalk Saturday where
died committed % the custody Of The Coroner Join lyds asd
other assaulted yesterday kn SHARPE H. and robbed
Ais u v sssN HYDE vas Locked ~ 81 'sse"on AafseI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
A PEACEFUL SUNDAY.
SUCCESSFUL TEST OF THE PROHIBITION OF
LIQUOR SELLING.

SUCCESSFUL TEST OF THE PROHIBITION OF
LIQUOR SELLING.
The threat of the Excise Commissioners to
prosecute any liquor dealer who should sell liquoron sun
day had the wholesome effect Of keeping closed the doors
of all bu a very small proportion of the saloons in this
city Yesterday As preparation for the enforcement OF
the law at "A late hour Saturday night the police
entered al liquor saloons aud ordered the dealers to
shut their doors promptly at midnight The order was
almost universally obeyed and the places we're not re-
opened until early this morning. At afew OF the saloons
in every ward liquor could be bought, but the entrance
10 the bar was always W side door, the blinds Of the
windows being kept carefully closed. Constant efforts
were also made by the liquor dealers who disregarded
the law to prevent their customers from disturbing the
neehborhood by loud talking. Crowds Of men who col
lccted before the saloons asked TO dispense by
ANXIOUS barenders The contrast between ostentatious
disregard OF law upon previous Sundays and the almost
General obedience OF yesterday regarded with aston
ishuent the police officers who mad expected long
resistance BY the liquor dealers. The alacry with which
many or the latter accedcd 10 the police orders is due to
tie esire for day OF The duet streets and the
few intoxicated the police satonhOuses showed
made in the lower wards the city for violations OF the
Law.
The Police Commissioners, on Saturday, revoked Cen
cra Orter SO. 10 by which officers IN citizens clothing
were detailed TO visit drinking saloons on sundays, ana
arrest those found selling giving away liquor The
LIQUOR dealers feel that the police authorities are becom
iu.r timli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.
CLOSE OF THB INVESTIGATION.

The House of Refuge investigation was
completed Saturday. lDr John Ordronaui' the As
sistant Secretary OF the Commissioners, read letter
from Father Duranquct correcting parts OF Dr. Pearces
testimony and Father Reaud read long protest. urs
Ing that the minstatonsJ the Roman Catholic religion
should be allowed In the House OF Refuge in the future
J. J. Warren, in behalf OF certain Roman Catholics OF
this city, offered the following, which he desired ncor
porated in the report Of TIE Commissioners:
That for the Roman Catholic children in the institution
the religious teaching andeXercises are insufficient tha
inc liberty conscience N such children Is iutertcrcd
with they not allowed to perform religious
duties which, their conscience tells tnem are DONG
atOry upon them, and necessary aids to good NE.
The charge not allowed Martin Muller, one OF the
inmates testified that desired TO attend confession
aud thought ne would be better for receiving the conSo
latons OF the Roman Catholic Church. William Kelly
gave similar testimony ID. Nathan Bishop the Pfesi-
dent then stated that the evidence had entirely taed 10
,upport charge anstSuperntendentJ Jones ana the
OF the House but that the question or re
lcos worship OF such Importance as 10 require the
con! liberation OF the full Board OF Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
INCIDENTS OF METROPOLITAN CRIME.
TWO MEN FATALLY wOUNDED-AFFRAYs OF THE
DIU'NKARDS.

TWO MEN FATALLY yOUNDED-AFE RAYS OF THE
DMNKARDs.
Richard Coleman, age %. laborer, of No.
Goa West Forty-third-st, entered the lquorstore OF
Charles Raglan age 20, a. No 5jl West Forysecond-st,
at about o'clock yesterday morning, and seeing one
Johnson an Acquaintance. invited him to drink. Ragan
served 10 each Of the men glass OF liquor and was then
shortly ordered to n up the glasses again. The liquor
dealer saw that Coleman very intoxicated, and re-
fused TO serve thim or bis companion second time
Angry words followed and finally Coleman leaned over
the bar and attempted 10 stab Raglan with pocket
knife The latter sprang back but the knfe-bade cut
him slightly over his eye. Enraged by the attempt
to marder him, Ragan ran into back room, and mo-
ment afterward returned with revolver As Coleman
turned to flee from the saloon Raglan fired, and the
wound Coleman died in the Reception Hospital at
late hour last night hagan was atIeseu t,oo,,od
with knife James Koran OF No. 435 East seventeenth
st. during a quarrel In Seventeenth-st, on saturday
night and stabbed him in the leit breast hoIan was
taken TO the Reception House. where Tue surgeon ue-
clared his wound % be fatal Keller was arrested Dy
the Eighteenth Precinct Police
Francis Frobarch 5 of No a. DelanceY-st, visited
friend Charles Haas, IN Morrsani on Friday afternoon
last. Both men were walking near Harlem bridge wheh
Haas left Frobarch Tor rev moments, Hllu upon rs
turning found him bleeding from plstO-suot wound on
the right side OF the head FroOarch said that Whle
reading newspaper ne heard the report Oh psoi anu
found that he had been Wounded He did not see any
person him with pistol, aud states that as ne nad
mo- enemies the shooting must nave been accidental.
Frobavch remained Ina his friends house through the
night and on Saturday morning came to the PARK nos
pital IN this city, where the surgeons found that the
pistol bullet had passed through the lobe OF his right
ear and penetrated 90 his throat ana had lodged SO
firmly thar n could not be withdrawn
Mary Manning, g %, no home was assaulted In Do
ver near Frontst by John sprick yesterday morning
and received severe scalp wound. She was taken 10
the Park Hospital and Sprick was arrested.
James Canty Was found yesterday IN Raymondst.,
BROOKLYN severely cut ana bruised about the head aud
face and bleeding profusey lie refused to give any
information, and was sent TO the City Hospital:
Patrick Muigan, lamplghter, residing at Gates and
stuyvesantaYes. Brooklyn. while extlnguishing the
street-lamps on his route at M, yesterday, was
attacked by five drunken roughs ami Drutaly beaten
over tue head with sungsho The police OF the Ninth
Precinct failed to capture the rowdies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
A DOUBTFUL JUNIOR.
A MUNICIPAL DEADLOCK.
DISPUTED TENURE OF THE JERSEY CITY POLICE
COMMISSIONERS.

DISPUTED TENURE OF THE JERSEY CITY POLICE
COMMISSIONERS.
Gov. Parker of New-Jeisey is about to issue
writ of discharge the four Police Commissioners OF
Jersey City, who having been Convicted Of crime have
forfeited their Offices in the opinion OF the Attorney
General of the state New Commissioners have been APP
pointed, and three of them Henry GOede Matthew
Monks and William d. Hart went before John T. Scott
the City Clerk of Jersey CITY, Saturday to take aud
file their oaths Of Office. The latter refused to
permiS this, basing his action on the opln-
ion of the City-Attorney william A. Lewis, who
prepared an opinion at tie request OF the de-
iinduent Police Commissioners in opposition 10 the
opnion Attorney General Cllchrist. The points of
the two opinions summed up agree, however mat the
old officers have forfeited their positions and only diner
as TO the mode Of declaring ana filling the vacancies
Tho City Clerk is by law required TO administer the
official oaths and his action 10 preclude the new
Commissioners from enterlng upon their duties IL VIII,
therefore be necessary 10 Obtain wit Oi Manddnua
from the Supreme Court requiring the Clerk to admins
ter the oaths and this viii involve an investigation OF
the merits Of all the proceedings H. connection with the
derec Commissioners, their tenure of office Will be pro-
louged beyond the time for which, is alleged they and
their aducTcuts are anxious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ERIE LAWSUITS.

.,.u.,,.,, .,,,r pRoUGUT AGAINST JAY GOULD.
NIc~',l5 has been served with a copy of
tho comnaint in another OF the series VI suts 10 DC
brought against him by the Erie Halfway COMPANY luz
alleged ire gularities OF management wlhe nc was TOO
ident The first the writs as published IN me iiD
uSr was for s0OooOOo. and the second en)oned nun anu
Jutin White from transferring or disposing OF S2O
600 18th % the stock Of the Jefferson Railway Com
nony alleged TO belong TO the Erie Railway Company
d IN have been retained illegally by the defendants
Tho nresent suit for the recovery OF large amounts OF
real estate which are also alleged 10 DC me
cav retained by Jay Gould, whose wiie II
made an associate defendant the total value OF the real
estate thus retained being estimated at between SOo
600 and s2oOOOOO The complainant alleges that ME-
Gould from time to time purchased with money belong
ing to the company different tracts Of land taxing the
titles in his own name but nevertheless in trust for the
company The items are enumerated at length IN 10
foios of legal paper The property embraces the follow
ing
salt meadows at North Bergen; lots in the City OF
Hudson Jersey City; certain tracts purchased by Jay
GonId as trustee OF the Hob0kcn Land and Improve
ment Company in Jersey CITY, at Harsmus parccs oi
being on Buffalo Creek Indan Reservation tracts III
the township OF Aquackan0ns, in Passalc County %
tract in Texas Wayne County " y; tract ~ >Ii
Vile Essex County, " j.. tricts in the village OF Mag
ara Falls tract in the City Paterson N j.; udo'
of upland at Weekawken, y. ].
Tn certain of the purchases Gould is alleged to nave
executed declarations of trus favor OF the Company
These declarations are specified in the complaint lhe
plaintiff requests the Court to inquire into inc tu Vi
the allegations set FORTH and finding them trne py
proper Judgment and decree toestabish the uus' anu
10 order decree and conveyance OF al the premises 10
the plaintiff or to proper prison. as trustee io tne
plaintiff. Messrs. Barlow, LarCQue Mcfarland are
the attorneys for the Company.
A DOUBTFUL JUNIOR.
A rumor was current on Saturday IN Nai-
st. that Cen Owen would resign his position as
yice-President and manager q the Erie Railroad Inc
rumor undoubtedly stoeijobblnS canard ana n'u
no other ground belief thar the fact that at the meet
ing Of directors which was leld recently, Gen. owen
was absent. In any event. he contemplates taking
this step he yet communicated his Intention 10
his colaborers. James McHenry told TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday that he hal not heard OF any such III
tenton and that IL this resignation were contemplated
ne would probably know of at once lie had not seen
Cen Owen since he heard The report, and had had no
opportuny To question the ster concerning H. Dut nc
regarded the story entirely unrustwolthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
LOCAL FIRES.
BROOKLYN planning MILL BURNED - LOSS,
S20000-SMALLER FIRES.

A BROOKLYN PLANNING MILL BURNED - bOcc,
S20000-sMALLER FIRES.
The extensive frame planning and molding
mill Of William j. and Samuel Osborne, at Baltic ana
Columbia-sts South Brooklyn, caught fire and was To-
tally destroyed with large quantity OF lumber on sat
urday evening from the overflow OF tank OF OIL IN the
furnace room The loss OIL stock and building Is est
mated at 100000 insured for $4,000 The mill has been
three times ON fire within few months Andrew Nc
Shine fireman OF Engine No 10, was thrown from the
tender at Harrison and Coumoa-sts' anu
was badly injured While the fire was burn
chief Engineer Of the Fire Department, ana fOnet
Inspector John s. Folk. The latter was driVhg IN.
crowd of spectators from the immediate vicinity Oh tn'
fire when he was approached by NeYns VINO addresses
him nsolently. Folk struck out with short Daton Oh
Nevins Jumped back and lodged the blow Capt Feffl
of Third Precinct Police then removed Nevins WHO
did not again assist in exinguishing the nre'
An incendary attempt was made, at a lao
hour on Saturday sht, 20 burn row OF frame tene
ments in Myrtleave., Bro kyn, by ignitng a quantity
OF Kinding wood aud paper saturated with oil, on thl
roof. In the Of A. Hones clothing store, NO ~
Myre-ave. The flames WIRE quickly discovered Dy tne
police and extingused. Tie buildings are owned ny T.
IT, Clark OF No l67 Broadwly, New YORK, ana are leased
by Isaac LeysOn, who subets them. This Is the fourth
attempt to burn the properly that has been made since
july /.
fire on the fifth foor OF No. 1O7 Duane-st,
occupied by H. Harrison, toy manufacturer on satur
day night, damaged stock s2,OoO insurance unknown.
on the third and fourth iOOrs occupied by Augustus
silber manufacturer of hos<rts. stock was damaged
900 upOn which there assurances in the Rednce
Tor 5000; Montauk, sl5G; Greenwich, 5000; Park,
- OoO Royal $500; Commercial, 5000, ana Pennsy
pants OF the first floor. hid stock damaged by water
5000; insured Tor $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

bnt some of the reports were said to be incorrect
Messrs Grissel & Fossert, Jennings Brown. NJ seSar
and Duke & Moore we're said to be employing men al
ten hours steps taken to induce the men IN
these shops TO quit work IL was said that the capen
tor OF armausyille who had been working ten hours
had struck. and would only make engagements under
the Eighthour rule. . , -. ,r tho
Roston line at Pier No. IL continues The men thlnk
that they are entitled justly TO the increase OF Wge
and they are positive in their belief as
those employed on the adjoining pier succeeded IN the
demands Many Of the men are anxious To return 10
work but rs the majority OF them are opposed TO ths'
Ali still hold out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

The Troy, Olympic and National Clubs have been ais
banded as professional stock Clubs and the Champion
chip Committee has enlarged the number OF games
comprising the championship series from five 10 nine.
Six OF the PLAYERS Of the dsbanded Troy nine have been
engaged by the EckfOrds and the lime Of that club
began 10 practice Saturday In Boston, Saturday,
the Atlantic nine sustained lis sixth defeat at the hands
Of the Boston Club by score Of 10 leaving the totals
OF the eight games at 100 70 In favor OF Boston. On
Saturday Manselds were defeated by the Athletics
in Pnlad iphia by OF 10 10 The Mansfield and
Baltimore Clubs Will play with the Mutual, Atlantic and
Efkf0rd CiuDs ia Brooklyn this week. Tue Veteran
knlcterbveker viii play Ihatcn 81 hob0hen TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
,oo. nn, 4 Was roserved tor valentine to make the

b ,oo put Il was reserved for Valentine 10 make the
~, svaring announcement OF the day He announced
With ma little pride that he the chief officer OF the
Courf and during the morning hour occupied DOth sd'
Of Tho onrf-room" The members OF the Court would W
donhfedly have been somewhat frightened at this IN
Of Omnpresence aud have involuntary
thrust their bands into their pockets TO see II Valentine
was there had he not subsequently explained that nc
was ON both sides OF the room at different times
Horace w Andrews formerly partner OF Is. ~
Thayer and counsel with him in the suit OF B0es
AGAINST Duff was put the stand TO contradict Thayer
who testified that Barnard granted illegal ORDER IN
that suit AT hour OF adjournment he had faled 10
do IT, and the Court adjourned until Monday at 10 u ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

Breroort House-Lord Walsingham and Lord
Bandf of England Nicholas HOtSl-Hen Rugges Con
s Barcelona; Judge j. a. Kirkpatrick rtsbmgh c. Gilman
and the Hon solomon Turck Of Iowa. Hoas-Gen ~
3oker washington HOse-Senaor Harlan Of Iowa Gen u
MCook Ohio and George f. Desbaats Of Montreal
House-Ccn Kpatck A. Merritt Of P0tsdam. N r. ana
Mkley ef New Jersey GRIND Central HoHiS r. Williams Of
s Rqjh Ners Dr. " f. Of North Carolina, the loa H. A.
reln OF Montreal Cruikshank Of Missouri fyh dreIe
Hobl-Nathane Of Washington Ner fork Hoht1nuatt
HOuss-CapL Denaroysky OF RUSSIA anu Nap"
JgabIa Of salt Lake City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
TRADE MOVEMENTS.

TRADE MOVEMENTS.
The United American Carpenters' aud Join
eTs' Society held meeting at Demt Hall on Saturday
night, Michael Hardy presiding. The meeting was spe
cay called TO change the secret signs and passwords Of
the Society. Considerable money collected for dues
aud assessments, and number Of members were
initiated. Exports were made Of number OF shops In
which the men we're said " DO working ten hours daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
RIVAL sLOoP-YACHTs.
BASE BALL.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST.

After quite a lull in professional e-ball
contests for the past three weeks the present month
opens in very lively manner important contests in the
championship arena being named for every day this
week in Brooklyn The championship lies between
the Boston, Mutual and Athletic Clubs the Bostons hav
ing lately lost ground, while the Mutuals have taken
quite step In advance The championship record is
tnIlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
THE MUNICIPAL BALANCE SHEET.

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE CONTROLLER.
The following is a monthly statement of the
amount OF warrants drawn against the City and County
Treasury from JAN to July 81 amounting in the aggre
gate to 3O73s6 o. with comparative statements OF the
City and County Debt, and OF the stocks which have
been issued during the same period:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
NEW-JERSEY.

Jersey CITY.-Open-air services were con-
ducted Yesterday in East Hamiton-pace, by the Rev.
Alexander shaw aud at the Cunard wharves by the Rev.
Dr Rartine. In the case OF John BaDbage. killed by a
pennsvlyana Central train at the Greenes crossing
the coroners Jury rendered verdict OF accidental DEATH
ON saturday but censured the company for the made
0uate protection furnished along the line
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fisher age 10. was run over at the
Prospectst crossing OF the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railway and fatally injured on saturday night
IL was discovered early Saturday morning. that the
Office of Inspector Boas on the Hamburg steamship
wharf had been robbed during the night OF several cases
of watches and other valuable articles The watchmen
employed by the Company protest that they neither saw
nor heard anything during the night calculated to arouse
suspicion. The Office, winch is sna WOOueu structure
was regarded as insecure and might have been entered
without difficulty. 1t supposed that the thieves and
some OF the Company employees were III eouslon lIhe
loss is estimated at about s5'OJo
PArERsoS.-Patrick Mannion, age %, an employee in
Todd a. Raflertys machine shop In Boudinotst., was
caught IN a revolving shaft on Saturday and was so
nangled that death resulted few hours after the acct
dent The First Reformed Church has purchased for
$4,000 plot OF ground between Straight and Auburn
Sta fronting 100 Goodwin and 100 feet Division
sts and will Immediately build new church to take
the place the Mainst Reformed Church, destroyed by
fire last December The cornerstone OF the Washing
ton Market was laid Saturday afternoon with appro
pirate ceremonies Shortly before the exercises began
heavy derrick used To erect the pillars FELL carrying with
IL two massive columns, but without injurng any one.
NEwARK.-An unsuccessful attempt was made on Sat
urday night by Bill Porter and Hsch Harris the re-
ceyer the krimmertZ robbery, 10 break from the Is
sex County jail carriage aud confederates awaited
the prisoners who had cut their cell bars Porter VINO
is Bank burglar, and has been twice In state
prison. almost escaped Tive o. the confederates James
Murphy and Patrick Carpenter, sas Big Frank, Dotn
New York thieves. by the police. JACKS
Nichols and Augusta Harrs ~Se neen held TO await thS
action OF the Grand Jury Tor giving fraudulent Dali
bonds Augusta Harris bailed In the sum OF siooo
by her Counsel, on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

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