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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-05
STEAM BOATS.
Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati 7 transportation
COMOauy's Packets.

COURIER, .-..-....Capt.J JACK hAno'
EXPRESS. ...........Capt. PHIL ANsGHCTII'
The COURIER leaves Wheel
xuaHeAing for Parkersburg every Tues.
hday, Thursday and Saturday at
i0X O'CLOCK A. M. Returning leaves Park
ersbury every Monday, Wednesday and
: Friday at o'clock A. NJ.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park:
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Parksrsburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
G. H. BOOTH & CO.,
mar9 Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ITO LET-A FRENCH ROOF FRAME HOUSE, EIGHTY
third street, of Boulevard containing nino rooms
cellar and attic also stable and carriage house. four lots OF
ground large shade fine view OF the Hudson To
responsible party III let 300 per Address
call ON L. INGLER, lS7 West Washington Market NO.
Harrison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ITO LET-TO PHYSICIAN. DENTIST OR PARTY OF
gentlemen, elegant Paror Floor with extension, with
out board location, Twenysecond street, between Broad
Fourth None but responsible parties
modaons need address H. H. H.. box III Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

CECOND AND THIRD FLOOR IN PRIVATE HOUSE,
= with owner; nine Rooms all 4 odern improvemens to
small select families beautiful and rsspect
able locality; third floor vacant rent reasonable.
Apply premises after IL NJ s East Ffsye street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ITO LET-A SUIT OF ROOMS ELEGANTLY FUR
nished unfurnshed, with accommodations
keeping In commodous house, 80 Lafayette place
reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

unnrnished OF the three story and attic high stoop
house 2S East Tenth street, rent moderate Inquire the
premises, or of CHARLES q. WAkELEY 104 East Tenth
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

SECOND FLOOR TO LET-IN BROWN STONE HOUSE.
- H5 West Thirty sixth street. between Broadway and
Seventh avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

rT,o LET-RENT CHEAP, FIRST FLOOR, WITH ALL
/ Aodern improvements, at house No. 8 West Sxtieth
street, partially furnished, to gentleman and wife;
Contra Par
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

glm 8. B. %. serIammelts i6 in BAL
timOre bic rempfratiI6e Gonpentipn ,ur
aufitelluns Der YralipentIdafts Ganpiz
paten. Die Cincinnati plattfprm Der
eiberal Gepublifaner rpurpe falt einitimz
mig ansenpmmen uno ipie III eriparten
itanp, purpen Sprace @reeley unp @ras
Srpwn i6pn teim eritsn Stimmensans
ais Yrdltrent rsip. Siceprliipent, Der erz
ltere nit CSC uno Der leytere nit 713 Ger
732 Stimmsn npminirt.
Wiit rieler gtcminatipn bat lih bic rez
mptratii6e partsi ben eisenen Ipctens
l6ein ausselteQt. User bate ie seslaubt
RAP piele Yartei einen republifaz
nii6en prdlipentl6afts Gambia
ten auf ibren S6ilo erbsten Mir
De? rnp bod 1T caS llnmSslihe aes
I6eben. Du sublime auridicule, il ny a
quun pas, madame
SOrace @rseley, Der bittsrte 5einc Der
Oempfraten. Ger rabiateite ShuB;Dllner,
Der Sberpaiba Ger Semperensbeu6ler !;
er trdst ben Siss ibcr bic rerli6sn
StaatSmdnner rer Yartsi, wie slramS C.
cappn.
@abrli6. IA mub cs weit setpmmsn
lein
Der ebrli6e CD Sarmer Ypn Gbas
paaua, Der partner spn Sps Spesc, rsm
Wfillipneneieb ; rer Siiripreber Der
Freelove /; Der Seinc aller unp ieper ppz
iitipen 2elisipn unp Der fatbplil6en ms
Selonrere, CT lbien Ibpn fir bic eiberals
Hepublitaner cine llnmSslidfeit. Gin
Wann pbne isfe @runcIlBe, Der an
fanss res Siirserfrieses ben Sartaaten
cas- He6t Der SeceIIpn ;ulprab, rann
ipiitbsnp in prifcent einccln rrans psn
8ries auf'S sleuBerite ~ treiben, rann ipdz
ter Sirsl6aft leiiete fir ben 9aneeSserrds
tber SeT. Davis, zen Wbrrsr Der sefans
Ssnen llnipnslplpaten, Gin @aherlimpel
uno S6uB;Sllner par Grsllence, lold ein
Wann ais praiipeIt eelIen 9tomina>
tipn alei6lam rem Oeuti6en 81 ErpB se>
l6ab, unssa6tet alier S6uBe'l6en Ge>
ben unp liberalrepublitanilben Saniarps
naeen. llnp pa beSebt Die remotratil6,
partei BEN cellp6alen llniinn bic Wabl
Der &iberalrepublifaner 81 ratiHsirtn.
Selde pelitii6en 3ultdnre iino M.
rann mSsli6. penn bic Sanpe Der par
teisn sinslib selcdert iinp. rrie eiss jept
esr Saa 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
guropaifdJe AeberlFd)t.

Der IS. SUM- 1T elm 5eit:as fir
Die aan,e fatboliIde 2Delt namentli1
aser fir Rom. SeilauIs 10000 Iu@
pien;selu6e fno fir piele Sage teim
Oberboimeiitsr Sr. !Seilisteit einselaus
fen. unp tereits felt pprseitern bat Plus
TX. bssOnnen, bic serldierenen Depuz
taticnsn ,u en,pfansen. Die u4iberalen"
cenen cieie baufsen unp ,ablrei6en aus
pien;sn natirliber gSeiie iebr unselesen
tcmn,en, wollen li6 jest cariber Luz
fila MAIDEN unp in pieien &unrSebunsen
pes @laubsnS unp Der Ireue nur cine
,,S6mei6elei fir rie Gitslfeit Plus TX" +"
leben, wabrenp cod Der a6t;isjlbrise
Vapit iib rabei weit iibar feline &rafte
anitrsnsen mug unr peSbalb jsper Oepuz
ta.ion auempfeblen ldbt, ibre glnipra6e
mSslidt furS ;u fallen. Den slin;encs
fen Yelpeis fir Die 2iebe unp Ireue Der
Hsmer ~ ibrem paplts&Snis liefert aber
oer ,atlrsibs 8ir6enbeiud, 70 oft cine
ipecielle 5eier ltattfnret um ren S6uB
pes aamadtisen fir ieinen sreiien Statt>
batter amurufsn. 90 rparen aud beute
bsim lsreum gu ct. peter bic 2lnrd6e
ti1en i'm ltrensiien Sinne oes &prteS
un;ablis unp es m5bte bod wcbl Ielbit
Der SnterpretatipnStunit Ger v0iteralen"
ldlper fallen, tierfiir einen anpern Be
tpsaarunp alS Dit innisite 9lnbansli6feit
~ rupen. glbsr eben peSbalb iiberseben
ihre Srsane ale cerslei6en Seierlt6feis
ten nit Stiai9weisen.- -9lus Glerens
miro mir selbriebsn oaB Der prin, 9taz
pclecu [HlonplcnL Der unter pem Namen
,,@rai ypn Wonsalieri" rsit, ii6 81 Ell
nem ldnsern @uientbalte calelblt ein,us
ridten lbsint unp allen ibm aus friibern
3eiten beirsunpeten periSnlihfeitsn Sez
iuhe abltattet. Sein Shwiesersater
Sictor emmanuel bat ibn seitern ents
pfanssn, 1T absr slsi6 carauf na9 rer
SommeuelIoens ieiner 0emablin, Der
G,raiu .. Wirafpri absereilt. Die 8es
Israni0e um DON gmapep netmtn
NIT isUsm Gage gu; eS 1T pem italienis
lten IeleSrapben Serbote'l, Die 9fabrib>
ten aus Spanisn pem publifum su lbers
MAIDEN, bepor pielelben pom @liniltris
I'M aeuebmist Gnp. 8Or isiner Mb.
rsils bon Slpren; bate Sietpr emmanuel
Den Winilterprallpenten gansa eisens
oortbir berufen, um NIT ibm iiber BIZ
Mabrsssln su rslerpiren Die man stwd
.rsrsiisn fSnnss,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Dubuque, Soma, Wittmu9, ben II. Snli 1872.

IeBe, rur6 wel6es pie 9luspeiiun9 Ger
Seluiten rerfii9t tpirc, ansenrmmen. =
OaS 0eIeB tritt nunmebr in 8raft.
Sn 0la69pw bat unter pertIlts
niBmdbis ;abIrei6er Setbeiliguhs bic
SabreszGpnferen; Der britil6eu Wi r.
NJ omen itattscfuncen. SauptId6li6
intere1ant iinp pie Statiitifen, rsnen sus
fplse pie britiIte Wprmpnen 8emeince
aus 767 Wiitslierern teitebt parunter 7S
~sleltete", q Yrieiter, 43 1etrer unp IS
Oiafpne. Die 3abl lit fleiner ais i'm
Ypri9en Sabre, neil i'm 9aufe res Sab
res 200 ~{oeili9e" na6 prm Sal;lee aus
Sepanpert linp.
Or. Spnarc, Gin amerifanilher
Siirser pel6er bon Ger ipanil6en Sez
bSrce auf zen Ssrpa6t bin einsefertert
wurce nit ben Snlurscnten in Ssrbins
cunS ;u iteben 1T auf cas- ensrsil6e
Serlansen unierer &esieruns in Sreibeit
seleBt pprpen.
Gin eben aus GpnitanIinpsel bier eins
StlIpntHes oe!eSranlW Welpet zap IN 1e>
ner Start sesenwdrtis cine fur6tbare
6euerSbrunt wiitbete. Sn rem BON rem
drmeren Slallen beppbnten Stacttbeile
unc in Der Spritart Scutari lissen tereits
1000 Sduier in glI6e. Oils cas- Jelez
sramm absei6idt wuree mar nod feline
Nusf6t Sprbanpen, pas Seuer bemeis
tern ;u fSnnen.
Der 9 6aeen cen bic lleberi6wems
muns inSSDbmen anseri6tet bat, wirc
auf fiinf;is spn anperer Ssite ipsar auf
buneert Willionen 0ulpen eeI6dst.
BUR @bbilfe Der ausenblifli6en gtptb bat
Der Giterrei6il6e Hei6sratb cine MiQipn
unp ferner rie @epdbruns RON unsers
sinSlt6en Oarleben an Die SermSaencez
rem bepillist. Die ben slsrmasn sebSs
reneeI ;eritSrten @ebauce lcqen auf
StaatsfOiten pierer aufsebaut perpen.
Seim @iener !SilfS Gpmite paren bis
gum 5. Sum- 1S5,O52 @ulcen einsesans
gen. Sn Seterreib uno OeutIdlanp
ma6tsn Die Sammlunsen beirispissnpe
Tortlbritte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17

appHUtttH.
g Gin1enpunsen II. 8prrez
Ippnpen,en, beipncers iiber tirdltde
uno anpsre wi6tise Sesebenbeiten linp
jeper;eit willfpmmeh miillen aber pom
Serfallsr unter;eidnet Iein.
as- pca OfFcs. Icnss Srsrs fre has tiaisas unb
Nfsrt, Mte ueterieneuns ppn 6ee unp putsn rp s
Ia bdben Iirc, pa3u setrdutt pereen.
WsEr bic Ndmeu llueriSrdtern enseianet wsrsen.
fcter e eeat6 sehretea Istn une eas gptamt eeuntp
uap Stiat senaa uup ri6ns ansesstsn persen.
yDenr cine 3eins srn eiuem Defiant ssn dnesrss YER
feet uereer cu 10 mus mmr aud eas Yefamt dnse9eesn
ntrber no bic 3stun5 fr b sr smpianssn wures.
Teun emane iein Slatt nih ressmisis smpfdnst pesr
f auf trsene cine Nrt 5sber euitstn 10 pate etr be-
,rsFos assut ionic bic Ssrassssbs cslsit ssnaSritst
peroeu.
De Vsranpprtlttist fir Sslsnsunssn fur bic 3situns
perpeu rsr nur eann ubernebmen oeeben per res
arirten srsf per ypa Ofes McnscSresr ssasbsn.
pie ,,csuxem6urser @a,ette" ua& osnropa
Btr s,risnesn ssreits cine an,atl gremplasstr ast
rad 9nrepa une MAIDEN unere etier beeneere aufmriidm
eds s ueberneuns bes Sdtes an Berpanes uRo Jrente
iens ess Ocans Elm isbr stesnes Iits H. enen unun
terbroAeueu Yeretr NIT eeneben ju untertden ane ie
esr ole 3udnee eisiss eanoes Inrritten eesr ais
tart 8risise6isl ssi6eben tpnnts.
Yetsaunssn, 9riefs &c. iinS ,u aersiinsn
,LUXEMBURGER GAzETTE",
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-17
Sic
gaEsmburger 6a,ettr,
Elm fdttpliI6eS 9Ephenblatt
fit Reeht una it'ahrheit,
TaS 9pifpprtp

in ssn sr staatsn une CANADA bsrds 90 Gents per abr
uue mus ppn pen @msfanser bel ittrer gerfce rterte"
idbrlia perausbeSablt pereen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
A CoLoRED MAN KILLED BY RAIL.

Sergeant Pickett, OF the Eighth precinct, yester.
day informed Coroner Herman by note that at
eight o'clock In the morning colored man, about
thirty.nve years OF age, whose name Is unknown,
while attempting TO jump on the front platform OF q
Broadway and Seventh avenue rail- car Ia Thomp'
son street. near Prince. slipped and fell before the
front wheel. which passed over his head Kill
inp him almost instantly. The remains were
taken to tho Prince street police station
10 await Identification. James Patton, driver
OF the car was arrested by Onicer Beuning.
and subsequently released 70 await the result Of an
oncla, investigation, which may take place Today.
William Z. Valentine living at iJI wooster street,
called al the station house some time after the acct
dent, which he had Witnessed, aud stated That In
h,s opinion no blame could 20 attached 10 the
driver.
During the afternoon TO remains were Identified
as those Of Isaiah lawrence who lived at u! uofp'
sGi street; 20 which place they Wee removed for
intefIncnt. Lawrence has left widow and four
children. lie was a sober, industrious man, and
held the position OF porter at Ia Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
AT THE TOMBs COURT,

Too Many shirts for Que Mnn-What Dis.
honest Chum Did with His Eriend's Money.
On the night OF tho Goth Inst. William Long stole
from an express wagon, which was beng driven by
Charles II. Ames i've dozen Shirts valued at 500.
Oncer Herman, OF the Fourth prccinct, saw him
passing along Chambers street with the property.
and when at the corner Of OAK arrested hlm. Judge
Bowling heard the case yesterday morn Ing and
then locked Long up In dcfaul, OF $1,000 BAH.
ANOTHER DISHONEST ROOM MATE
Henry Peros and Charles Haak have for
O few weeks past been occupying 70 ON
together ut No. Carlisle street. On the
morning OF the 24th Peros awoke NJ seven
O'Clock, and, on looking up saw iiaak
standing beside the bed with MS tPer0s) vest In nis
hands. Tnis vest contained $40 In bills and cur
rency, and when Haak discovered that his move-
mentS were observed he lail II dQYn and went out
OF the room. Peros got up Immediately and exam.
ned his vest only 10 discover the loss OF every cent
OF his money, together win bunch OF keys and
some papers. He dressed himself and went out for
an officer who soon succeeded In erecting Haak's
arrest Upon searching him the bunch OF Keys was
found, but none oi tie money. Haak Is now In tue
TOmU3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

protruded from the pocket Of one OF the bodies
the ooay with the brftssard on Its arm-perhaps
Abbe Allard.
The Con- AssAIRE pu GouvERNEMENr-How much
ala you receive for your workf
LArOUR-Sixty centimes.
Inc sum speaks Tor itself.
THE EXAMINATION OF LEVIN
onereu out little interest. He Is young. sickly-
LOOKING, Win ewes downcast ana drsury dressed In
oroWn ereatcoat Win muil::r wound round and
rounu nis neck. lie WAC arrested IN consequence
~ having ooastep OF ueing present at the murder.
, hvuas NC Used having even carried the dead
haa ..JE seen him at tue massacre.
THE PRISONER AULr,
now KNOWN IN the riding school az Dum0llard on
account OF his reyolting ugness rose IN answer TO
his name. HIS distorted face OF sicky yellow hue
head, covered with nalr within two inches OF the
eyebrows. Small eyes, deeply set, a concave nose,
mouth with depressed corners, colorless mus
tache, stracgling beard under the chin COM
Ing his examination he Kept his hands thrust
into the pOc&cts OF dirty dark blue greatcoat. HIS
Neck which was bare, was encrced with q red and
white striped necktie. He acknowledged having
was called; ne refused 10 60 20 the executions; ne
went 10 seep At eleven O'Clock he was ordered by
captain Verlg TO help carry the dead bodies. He
mad not assisted; neither had he seen any THEFT
committed.
zEEfE GRANDEL,
the concubineres Francois, thea stood mp she Is q
plain woman. dressed IN w00llen robe; her face
paruy concealed by o hood or gray, pound with
satl0n OF theft and murder. Zehe It Il said was a
notorious peti'Otetse, and that this Will be proved
during the trial. she Is IN an advanced state or
pregnancy, ana from her appearance lr Is PROBABLE
that ere the present debates De closed the sdHe de
menace may ring with the cry OF one at least infant
Communist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coDa!.
The Estate Of Madame Jumcl.
Hpfora JudVp ShInnau


The further hearing OF the case OF George WASH
1ngton Bowen VS.. Nelson Chase was resumed yes
terday. Plaintiffs counsel withdrew the deposition
which they had offered In the preceding session OF
the Court, and to which deposition objection had
been raised for several reasons by counsel for de.
fcndant Some witnesses were then examined on
the part Of the plaintiff, one OF them being Mrs.
Catharlne Williams venerable lady OF eighty three
years. who testified that sne resided at Providence,
r. l., and that Tor over fifty years she had been
engaged III literary life, writing stories
and narratives, with embellishments OF ner own.
she depOsed TO certain facts and circumstances In
connection with the life OF Madame Jumel who.
the witness stated, lived at Providence at q very
early period OF her youth The Old lady was cross
examined by MIR. Charles O'Conor and on the re-
direct bv Mr. Shaner, very briefly. When the eX-
animation was closed Mr. der SAID, "That Is
ALL" Inc Old lady exclaimed, "Oh Is that all ~
apparently quite obliged TO the counsel for not de-
tanning her with q much longer interrogation. A
gentleman assisted her from the witness stand, and
she used a crutcil under her left arm.
AT two O'Clock the Court was adjourned until
Monday morning, al the usual hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
HE COUR T S.
The Jumel Estats Case-Ths Post Office Opening
Letter Case-Alleged Violation Of the
Internal Revenue Law-Decisions.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Owners Of the Steamers Western Metropolis
and City of Norwich sued for Sinking
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from New York and
Connecticut.
WASHINGTON, Jan 20, 1872.
No. S. Steamship Western Metropolis vs.. John
Lowe, III. Appeal from the Circuit COURT for the
Southern district of New York-Ths was libel
filed by the owner OF the schooner Triumph to re-
cover for the total loss OF that vessel and cargo.
which was sunk by the steamship Western Metrop.
oils while Oh voyage from Gloucester, Mass,
TO New York, point near the Chess
Rip Lightship on the morning of March IL,
her course, pursuant to rule, put that upon the ds
covery OF tnc schooner by the steamers Officers the
pilot, without waiting to see winch way she was
heading, ported his wheel and kept II aport ana by
this man0euverlng struck the schooner, under
whose stern nc would have otherwise passed. The
decree IN the District Court sustained the libel, and
the decree was affirmed az the Circuit IL Is here
maintained that the schooner had no light and that
the steamer was navlyated with proper care ana
caution, and cannot be blamed for porting her helm
at the crisis OF collision. The appeees say that no
new evidence upon the merits havug been pre-.
scented to this Court the decree oil the District and
Circuit Courts VIII not be disturbed here because Of
doubts raised by the counsel
j. W. Ashton lor appellant; II. d. Benedict for
appellee.
No. S9-ihe Norwich ana New York Transporta-
ton Company Vs. William A. Wright eG al.-Appcal
from the Circuit Court for the district OF Connecti
cut.--This suit was brought IN psrsOnane against
the navigation company, the owners OF the steamer
City OF Norwich, 10 recover for the loss OF the
schooner General ;. Van VIlet by Collision on Long
lslaud Sound on the morning OF April Is, lo61. The
schooner was sum- win all ner cargo. Tne steamer
took fire and also SUNK, with her cargo, but has
since been raised Some of the liOcants were own.
ers OF the schooner, others OF the cargo. and the
charge was that the collision was caused
by the negligence OF those In the management or
tue steamer. The decree was for tue llDeIlants Tor
the whole amount OF their damages IN the District
Court, ana mat decree afirmed at the Circuit.
II Is mere cOntended that the respondents should
have been permitted TO show the whole amount OF
loss caused ny the collision, To all parties affected
thereby, and that the decree should have been SO
framed as To give the hDellant only such part or
proportion OF the amount or damages sustained by
them as such value OF such interest OF the respon-
dents bore to the whole amount OF damages sus-
tanned by all parties By the collision II. IL. Owen
ana g. u. HiDoard for appellants; x. IL. Huntley
ana q. II. lngersoli for appellees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
SUPREME CtuNT-caAROEas.
Decisions.


Before Judge Barrett.
In the Matter OF the Petition OF Louiscna st. John
to vacate Assessment for Building Saver in Filth
Avenue, from Seventy-nlnth To Eishty.nlnth
streets.-Order granted
Gfscom vs. Leonard. Memorandum for counse.
In the Matter of the Petition OF Mary McMullen for
payment OF Money.-Rep0rt confirmed and oruef
granted.
Walseuan vs, walscnan. denied.
Spies vs.. Central savings Bank.-lnjuncva9
moulded.
In the Matter OF Carlisle Norwood. ncccIccr, to-
Referred to Hon. JOSIAH Sutherland 20 take proof
and report with nLs opinion rs " the proprety OF
the order applied Tor.
Taihli Of al. VS.. Machod Ct al-Motlon denied,
with $40 costs.
Lewis e al. Va. Ncw5crgcr 0; al.-Memoranda for
counsel. -.
ConkIing vs.. Lawrence ct al-Motlon denied,
with costs, -.
smith vs. RoDbo OF a.-Motion for q refer
ence granted; order to be settled on Two days no.
tIce, when reference Will be selected.
Orr VS.. Gilmorc.--Stay granted without sccurlys
Thorn ct al. W. Won Adcn.-Motlon granted.
Rushford vs.. Moran ct al.-Delendant must pay
the Sneri fees motion costs, and no costs o. 'ns
motion. -, -,,n
$40 costs.
waddy VS.. Eagan. Same. ,n.
Dlctz vs., Dietz Report conarned ana ludgmenI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
THE NEW YORK PRINTING COMPANY.

The sale OF the remainder OF the enec's Oh the
above company took place yesterday. under inc
direction OF the Sheriff. and realized total OF about
slo2, 900. The sale was commenced at the foundry,
corner OF Franklin and Centre streets, and sold In
three lots the machinery, tools and stones being
the lrst lot, which was sold 10 George Bruce y
Poole Tor $40 per 100 pounds. Tie bindery. at 2i3
East Twelfth street, with six years. lease, at q
rental or $4,000 yearly, was sold to Mr. Q. v. Poole
for $4,000 The remainder OF the photographic
presses, at IS Duane street. were sold for $1,000.
This disposes entirely Ut the celebrated New YORK
Printing COMPANY, which passes alter to-daJ INTO
the DOMAIN or hlst oTys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27
UNITED STATES cDMNg ;losEny COURT.

Alleged Embczzlcuent Of Letters In the Post
Onice-Tho Case Of J. j. Riley-Dc'cndant
Held 10 Await the Action Of the Grand Jury.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United states vs.. J. J. Riley. Yesterday Com
missioner Belts rendered brief oral decision in the
above case. He holds the defendant to await the
action OF the Grand Jury, for the reason that the
principal witness for the prosecution swore that he
saw the defendant open the letter BY ripping up tue
envelope with pencil, or something OF that KIND.
THIS statement and the statement made by DIT: Rey
himself In the course oil the examination, raised q
question which the commissioner deemed IL proper
should be passed upon by the Grand Jury. Mr.
Riley remains out Oh So 900 ball.
Alleged Illicit Distilintiop.
Before Commissioner Shields
The United States vs.. Peter Hoggler and Antoine
Ulrlcb. The defendants had been charged with
having carried on the business OF Illicit dlstillation
In sullivan county under the circumstances areadv
reported IN the HERALD. Yesterday they waived an
examin alton, ana were held IN $500 bail each to
await the action OF the Grand dury.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IN BANK
RUPTCy.--lnvoluntary cases.-Nos 1858, 3272, 82S T.
$685. 1892 1898, 1901, 1904, $685. $780, 1907, $685.
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Alleged Illicit DistiIiatiop.
SUPREME covaT-TRIAL TfRw-?asT !.
TIE Price Divorce Suit.

before Judge van Brunt.
Ellen A. Price Vs. joel ID. Prce.--The sealed ver-
dict in this case was opened yesterday. On all the
issues submitted the ans wers were for the plaintiff,
ana rnls was case which has been before tho
Courts lor q very long time.
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Dcci-tOns.
BY Judge Robinson.
Devlin vs. King ell al. Extra allowance.
BY Judge Joseph r. DalY.
Vol VS.. Couter.-Moti0n denied.
buntoh ct al VS.. Powers ct al.-Sureties aus
pointed.
BY Judge Locw.
McCalum vs. PinneS.--M0t0n granted.
BautOn VS.. POwers.-l think The certificate Is In
sufficient and the party should file another within
two days from service OF copy OF the order.
Simon vs.. SimOn.-MOtion for referee granted.
OF execution granted till 30th inst.
Tewes W. Muller-Molion to vacate order OF ar
rest granted, defendant stipuating not TO sue.
Bauton vs. POwers.-Motion 10 vacate order Oh
18th January, 1872, granted.
fendant granted.
Goldberg vs.. Utley.-M0tion to vacate judgment
granted.
Knickerbocxer Ice Company VS.. Eldridge.-M0ti0m
that defendant furnish further bill Of particulars
granted.
Mclaughlin vs. Perry. Implicated. &c.-Motlon
granted.
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COURT Of APPEALS CALEnD Ar

ALBANY, Jan. g. 1877. ,
The Following Ia the calendar In the Court OF Ap.
peais Tor January 2s:-Nos. ID A. "A, 70, n, 81 So.
IL,