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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-04
Underwriters Agency

GENTLEMEN:
The course pursuad by your companies,
in the adjustment and payment of our own
claims, and SO lar as we know, ALL
claims for losses in the great fire in Chi
cago, has been so highly honorable,
prompt and straightforward, and marked
by such apparent desire to deal justly to-
ward all parties, and under all circum-
stances, that we desire vol Intarily to ac-
knowledge it to the business public.
We conceive that no stronger test could
be made, both of the respon Utility and of
the integrity of an Insurance organization
than yours has passed through, success
| fully and creditably, with an unimpaired
capital, and undiminished responsibility,
and record for equitable settlement GER
tainly surpassed by none. We congralu-
late you on the career of future prosperity
to which your actions here have SO justly
entitled you,
And remain,
Yours, very respectfully
! Field, Letter & Co.; Jno. Y. Farwell
& Co.; Bowen, Hunt Il Winslow; Ham
Kimbark & Co; W. j. Guam d Co.
Harrington, Brewster d: Co. Richards,
Crumbaugh d Shaw Wight, Dunton d
Co.; s. c. Griggs & Co.; Henry w
King & Co.; D. s. Fisk q Co; Charles
Gossage & Co; Chas. p Kellogg & Co.
Chas w Angel, Secretary Pullman CaI
Co.; d. w. d II. Keith & co..; Sweet
Dempster & Co.;C NJ Henderson & Co.
n Matson & Co.; S. P. Sladden & Co.
Edwards, Bluett & Co.; Keith Bros.
Markley. AlIing & Co.; Biggs, Spencer
Co; " cage, Kirkland d Ordway; H. &
D. S. Greenbaum; Hiram Wheeler; Bar
mum Bros; Hart Bros. C. Ii. Beckwitf
& Sons; Vergho, Ruhling & Co.; Hart
Asten & Co.. Wright & Stevens Leopold
Kuh & Co.; B. kleemann & Co.; Calm
Wampold 81 Co NJ. A. Wells & Co
4 Allen & Mackey; Walker, Oakley & Co.
Z. E Hollis ter 6 Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-04

HOLD YoUR BREATH
SIMON BECKER will occupy this space next
week with advertisement, relating the
great bargains that may he had il Dry Goods at
his Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-04

DAVID MACY. Gen. Sup'i. indianapolis.
L. u MURPHY, Sup't, Alich. City Division La
0rte.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-04

Dissolution of Partnership.

JoHN S. BENDER.
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THE STOCK MARKET WAS MORE ANIMATED
than yesterday, with free movement, but on the
whole lower. Erie stiffened upon the positive an
nouncement which, 1t may be said, is authentic,
that Mr.. Drew had closed out his famous contract
FOR the delivery OF GOO shares any time up to the
31st Of December next at So. The particulars Of the
settlement, which occurred some days ago, are, of
course, private, but the agents of the purchaser
OF the shares state them to be satisfactory, WHILE
&c "a Dan Drew held the option the same pleasant
theories held in regard to the effect Of this settle
ment both Of which appear to have Influenced deal
ings upon the Stock Exchange to-day. One is that
the closing out Of this contract removes powerful
bear influence from the market, largely interested
In depreciating the value OF the stock, While an
other is that with the removal Of this great short
interest," and the stimulus 1t gave to the creation OF
further short interest, lesser but more readily ex
cied the stock loses one great element OF strength
Thus, while in the earlier dealings, before the fact
of the settlement had been accepted, Erie declined
to 4s, in the afternoon there was quite an
active movement between 49a and 4s7s, the market
closing firm at 49I 49,s. In this connection 1T Is
also denied that any seat has been offered Mr..
| Drew in this new direction. The present Board
assert their entire independence Of this transac-
ton, which they state to be wholly private one,
| and that the work they have in hand of clearing
away the debris OF former mismanagement, while
endeayoring to introduce reforms into the existing
control, will occupy their whole time irrespective
| OF stock movements The other stocks which at
tracted attention were Pacific Mail and G., G. and
l. c. these, however, with the entire list, showing
only unimportant fluctuations. At the close ST.
| Paul exhibited O sudden weakness, leaving or at
55x 55'S. a..
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospcw M6w.r MARKEr-I.osDos August 6-5 p. NJ
Cosols closed NJ 92 for money and 9ts for the
Americans securities unchanged.
PARIS BoUnsE.--PARIs, August 6-P M.-Rentes closed
at 55f soc.
FRANKroRr BouRsE-FRANKFonr. August ga. M
United States vetwenty bonds opened at 9S tor the
issue oflo62
LIvERrooL CorroN MARKEr.-LvERpooL, August 6-5 p.
97sd mddng Orleans load Tho sales Of the day have
been 1900 bales, including 5000 tor speculation and
export
TRADE MANCHESTER. -LIvRRPo0L, August 1.-THE
market for and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
unchanged.
I1yERrooL BREADsrUrFs MARKET. -I.IvERroor, August
M-rhe receipts OF corn at this port for the past
three days have been q 500 quarters including H. 500
American The receipts OF the three days
been ~ 300 quarters including 1880 American. The
market Is quiet Wheat los 3D. lis per GENITAL for red
the growing crops
liyERPooL PROVISIONS acknowledgements. August c.
r MoaBaeon 2Sa. Cd. per cwt, for Cumberland cut and
ana o3s 3D. per cwt for short rib mlddles Cheese
per cwt for the best grades OF American fine Lard
37s 3D. per cwt Fork As Cd. per Dbl for primo mess
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LyERPOoI. August 6-P.
Uncommon rosn S. Cd 9s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LOHDoN August G-Eycn-
Spirits turpenne 32s. per cwt
PETROLEUM MISUNDERSTANDING, August 6-Pctroeum
A. per Dbl for fine pale American.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August g. 1872.
Sugar at Havana and Matanzas-Stock, S405 800 boxes
and 800 hhds receipts Of tho week. 1000 boxes and t7s
hhds exported during the week. &c. 200 boxes and 500
hhds Of which goe boxes and were to the
standard 9 lon reals per arrobe Nos 10 to 20 Dutch
IA Pa reals molasses sugar "a for NOS
TO 10; muscovado sugar. fair TO good refining, 9s 9
grocery grades 10Y a H. The sugar market has been
quiet and weak and quotations barely maintained.
Business has ~ been small and buyers demand
reduction. Tho market closed dull and unsettled,
and concessions would have to bs made to sell There is
a9rcgn advces are more favorable Molasse fiat cayed
demand at sl ~ mseovado reals Bacon In fair
$ls 90 81 90 per bbl. Hams-American sugar cured
ga per 9uinal in tins Potatoes active AZ
at nst O. o! rsSs per %r,s gallon Lumber nrmsr but
ilo1iei, per n. Tar dull at Is per bbi; Rosn
Erelghs quiet shippers refuse to charter owing TO
for the United States; to Northern and Southern ports in
the United States per box Of sugar, 81 per hid; of
mouth and orders, 3os S5s Exchange excited; on
sight "a 5prem 60 days gold, is lsS prem. short
sight, ige g ~ prem; on London 3lla 81 prem; on
Paris, IL 1914 prem
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80 THE BOSS HORSESH0ERS.
The Price of Materials and the Rate OF
:. wnCcs Discussed.

The members Of the Union Of the Boss Horse
shocrs assembled last evening at Mlllemans Hail.
Seventh avenue corner of Twenty-slxth street, for
the purpose Of transacting business Of Importance
relative to the further development OF their
recently established organization. on their ar
rival, however, 1t was found that the premises had
been sold during the day and the hall was closed.
The Boss Horseshoers however, secured spacious
room on the opposite side Of the avenue and there
proceeded TO organize q meeting. Mr.. John Graham
occupied the chair, Mr.. NJ. Keogh acted as treas
urer and Mr.. NJ Montgomery as secretary.9
| After the calling OF the roll, which contained
twenty-four additional members, motion was
made for the election OF officers but was laid over
until the next meeting The names OF over twenty
five new members were then enrolled and, accord.
Ing to q summing up by the secretary, the organ
ization numbered over one hundred and twenty
1--WE members, oil residents Of the city OF New York.
The Chairman then announced the object OF the
meeting to be specially for the election of officers.
which was laid over, and also for the pur-
pose OF arriving at definite understand
ing relative to the price OF horseshoeing
and other job work In connection with 1t. On mo-
ton, therefore, IL was resolved that the price OF
horseshoeing he not less than SO per set OF shoes
and also that each member preserve In public
part OF his shop sign to that effect. Iron, 1t was
alleged had advanced from $97 to 2137, which gave
an increase of $40 per ton, fact wh.c oh told heavily
upon the income ana expenditure of the boss horse
shoers The meeting was adjourned to Tuesday
next. when the election Of officers will take place.
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THE COURTS.
boHrfnuED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

F-~ g.
evidence, which was very conflicting, that there
was g light on Broadway upon the day in question,
and that Oflcer Durham was badly beaten and had
his coat torn In trying to quel the disturbance.
The complainant said that the 0fficer had taken his
friend Anthony Ruck into custody, and was about
the offcer turned round and kicked him. Two wit
nesses called by Mr. Hummel for the defence cor
f0b0rated the Ofcer In stating that he severely
beaten. The fact was also brought out that when
Durham was tried by the Police Commissioners ana
dismissed he had no witnesses.
The jury rendered verdict OF guilty, but strongly
recommended the defendant to mercy.
& District Attorney Fellows said he most nearby
Joined In the recommendation, 1or Durnam nau
been sufficiently punished already IN peing de'
4 Judge Bedford Bed said durham, concur IN the
verdict and am only sorry tnat wnen you were
tried before the Police commissioners you olu HOT
have the same testimony as you had to-day. De-
cause think the Commissioners, willie tney MiSne
have found you technically guilty, would not have
dismissed YOU. II you have committed an assault,
You certainly have been severely punished having
been removed from the force. i shall postpone
iudTment, and thank the jury for the wise verdict
Ahey rendered, because 1t was perfectly proper to
: The Grand Jury brought in number Of indict-
ments for larcenles, and the prisoners were ar
ratgned In the afternoon
~ Larcenies,
! Ann Mckinley, an old woman, who was charged
with stealing pocketbook containing sos on the
18th OF July. the property of John Collins, pleaded
guilty to petty larceny and was sent to the Peni-
tentiary for six months.
Walter Collins pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, the allegation against him being
that ON the oath OF July he stole piece Of cloth
valued at $35, owned by Richard Tinker. He was
fentenced to one years Imprisonment IN the Peni-
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ADVANCE IN THIS STOCK TO 40 IL.
Governments Strong In Anticipation of the
Purchase This Week Of 100000
for the Sinking Fund-South-
ern Securities Firm and
Railway Mortgages Steady.
Money Easy and Foreign Exchange
Nominal.
BOUTWELL'S BALANCES.
WALL STREET.

L
TUESDAY, August &C pm.
on Change to-day wheat was unsettled, with
light arrivals. Better prices from Liverpool and q
small stock have strengthened prices, which, upon
freer export demand, have advanced so as to
limit business Flour was in better request from
the same cause, with the market drmer, as well for
family and good superhne as other grades. At the
close the market was quiet The cotton market
was flrmer with fair inquiry, at 2O%c. for low
middllng and 21ssc. for mtddng. ~
GOLD 115A A 115h.
The gold market opened steady, with sales at
116M 1851 until the afternoon, when the premium
advanced to 115h upon the continued heavy GUS
toms receipts, which stated at 5000 900 to-day
The borrowing rates show continued demand for
cash, gold being 1.s4, 1872, and per cent The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on &C.
count OF five-twentes redeemed, and $3.50, 900 for
interest. The entire coin redemption OF five
twenties to date amounts to $50 S93, 900.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as follows Gold balances, $4,819,597; currency
balances, 1884, 400; gross cearances SIS 135OOO.
The following table shows the movements of the
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THE WASHINGTON STREET BURGLARY.
The Prisoners Arraigned At Jefferson
Market Yesterday.

James Howard and william Kelly the young men
arrested in the tenement house 400 washington
street by Detective Won Gerichten, OF the twenty
eighth precinct, on Monday morning, on suspicion
NJ having forced open the scuttle to the warehouse
If Charles r. Done Co.. 500 Washington street, and
carried or twenty-five pieces Of silk valued at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, the property OF Messrs.
Escher & Co., 473 Broome street, were again ar
raigned before Justice Ledwih at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday afternoon.
Since their arrest Captain Garland and Detective
Won (;erichten have taken In custody Patrick
Kane. of Il3 Charlton street. on suspicion of also
helm implicated In the robbery. Inreation to the
two pieces of silk found secreted In Howard's room
he stated he found them on the landing, and not
knowing who they belonged to had placed them In
his room for the purpose OF delivering them 70 tne
station. Several witnesses were examined, and
testified to the mysterious actions OF the prisoners
on the night of the burglary. They were renamed
to the station house until ten A. M. to-day, When
an examination will be held In the CaSe
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
MOBILE, August 6, 1872.

MOBILE, August O, lS72.
Cotton nominal Stock, 1893 bales.
Cotton nominal good ordinary, I91Ic. zoe. Net re.
"'p''' SAVANNAH August 6. 1872.
Cotton quiet holders frm;. middngS, DOC. Net re-.
csipts, ~ bales Sales, D. Stock ls2 ,o-.
Cotton nrm little doing; mddlings non7naily i9c a
l94c Net receipts 70 bales; gross, 100. Sales. co.
Stock, 4,47.
Cotton nominal low middlings I9,4c !9sc.: Net re-
ccpts % bales gross rs Sales 2s stock 7sse 1917,
Tobacco active aud very firm. Stock scarce. Sales 81
hlds. - 90 -. ,o,,
Flour in good demand and market steady Sales, 500
bb at IS for No. spring. 50 20 for amber winter 50 IS
se wns bushels ~ Mwaakes club
white Canada at 81 Corn firm; Sales, 2,fOO bushels
%Ssq ho car a Yellow at S o a
bolted 81 40 for unbolted cwt Mill feed unchanged
Shorts ship sus S2S miadngs ss per ton q, Nigh Nigh
ceipts by ake-,soo bushels wheat 6aioO feet Lumber
lumber The amount of grain the canal from Buffalo
and Oswego for tidewaer yesterday at noon as near as
w. '''"' ' omcaco August g. 1872
Flour steady. Wheat in fair demand and advanced dc;
81 Il spot or Rasist 81 lS bid sepembeg al the year
81 nothing done In other grades Corn IN ias ss &C.
Sepe% "pa mixed canal
ac tc. Oats in fair demand and ADVANCED for cash
S ToSSns 10 ogGS c bsre1 xusuf anG
Whskey In good demand at 9Cc. Pork-demand light;
n sales s at "a cash or L cr
Bulk meats in good demand; shoulders, sc short
S msSss c SsaS sS sde
packed frcg6ts sc1e and higher BY lake cora e But
Sh % S MPss busSs S SusSs
eats 1000 bushels rye, 1000 bushels barle& ements-
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CUSTOM HOUSE MATTERS.
The Payment Of Duties Unabated-
100000 Collected Yesterday.

Affairs In this department Of the United States
government are assuming settled aspect. While
the greatest activity prevails In the several co-or.
dinate branches the great rush may be said to be
over. The number of warehouse permits granted
since tho LIST instant has kept the warehOuscmen
1t Is taken into consideration that In five
working days nearly. six millions Of dollars
have been collected at this single office,
and that under a reduced tariff, some idea
can be formed Of the immense amount Of labor
performed by the employees Of the Custom House.
Each man has his special duty to perform and does
1t quietly, without any furry or, as Is unfortunately
the custom In some public departments, bluster
issued strict inIunctIOns to all his subordnaes to
use the utmost poteness to all having business
transactions In the Custom House, and his instruc-
lions are Obeyed.
The amount OF duties collected yesterday
omounted to 1909. 000
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The 1OIIOwIng were tne highest anu IOwe5C pic
OF stocks during the day.
GOVERNMENTS WERE STRONG

GOVERNMENTS WERE STRONG,
the anticipation Of the purchase OF So, 100000 for
the sinking fund tomorrow being strengthened by
the continued heavy gold receipts Of the Secretary
Prices closed as follows limited States currency
skies, 113i 113ai; do. do, 1881, registered, 1le
116H do. do, coupon 11sK 1872 do. fve-wenties,
registered May and November, 11eX 1853; do. do,
1862, coupon, do, 116X 1853 do. do, 1894 do. do.
1167s 1863; do do, 1865, do. do. 1161 III; do.
do. 1861, registered, January and July, 1857 1859
do. do. 1896, coupon, do 1853 1853 do. do 1867,
do. do, 115A 11575; do do, 1868, do, d. 1859
1l5X; do tenforties, registered, 1O9,s 10ol4; do
do. coupon, 1929 113S; do. nves of 1881, regis
tered 112% 1923; do. do, coupon, 1879 q 1929 ;
Central Pacific gold bonds, 102 1914.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
continue firm, with light business, and closed as
follows Tennessee, ex coupon, 73S 73X, do
new, 73% 73I; Virginia. ex coupon, 46 a SO; do
registered STOCK old, SO AZ; do. SKIES consolidated
bonds, 5oI SIX; do. skies, deferred scrip, 49,
II: Georgia sixes 70 70; do. sevens, 81 so; North
Carolina ex coupon, 35 a SO; do. TO North Carolina
Railroad 43 As; do funding, 1865, rs 90; do. d.
1868 % 25 do. new, q %; do special tax, Is 10
Missouri skies, "a a o4d; do. Hannibal and st.
joseph. o2 90; Louisiana skies, so a Sc; do. new
As IS; do levee skies, 60 q 65; do. do Fights, 70
80; do. do eights 1875, rs So; Alabama fves, IS o
90; do. Fights, SO SO; South Carolina skies, 81 81
do. new January and July, 29,4 29H; do. do. April
and october, 81 a 275l; Arkansas skies, funded so
SO.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
The following were the bids for railway mortgages
to-day
Eric Isl m extended lg2x Te& ist m, st div %
Erie 7s ID IN. '12,ro,i92N Tql Is Wab equip 1ds'' "
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JERSEY CITY OR PATERsON-wHIOH7

Tho Eric Company to be Exempted from
Local Taxation for Ten Years II they
will Remove their Repair shops to
Paterson.
In the Paterson Common Council on Monday
night the proposition to donate the Erie
railway Company 100000 IL they would
remove their repair and construction shops
to that city, was the subject Of considerable discus
sion General Hoxsey the City Attorney, delivered
opinIon to the effect that no such donation could
be legally made. The Council then unanimously
passed resolution to exempt the Erie Railway
thcy would move their shops to Paterson, and the
Board bind themselves to memorialize the Legsla.
to wait upon the Erie Company with this Offer
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very small and controlled mainly by one drm prices
81 %s 70 red winter and Il 81 So 10 Tor am5sF
~ :fSs g." s$;s:
CORN u Sp and heavy VIA 70 sn 3" PPSS
S0ooSashsls SSc for steamer adoat Sssss
S1 @ ysGw ss S Sr
S snss e%s slosss Sry e. 1t FOR
V Western and Chicago No. in store and 4S1c
Messn oe
We note sales of $500 bushels Ontario field peas 9Oc In
"nG ns fair @
moderate business has been done previous rates
rs sssS 4 lax
s'SSS w aS S1s's
sg e lSndSn % 81 beef at S. and small lot Of
Win %sns ter sn
a. az for ors WHO @
of If direct an American ship from Philadelphia to Ant
= onden with 81 pe ST
S Il pS @ apS S bark epS &c
GuNNEs.-The market remained dull and prices
HEMP AND JurE of all descriptions were neglected and
s sSS'sh pig Iansoan
AD nS'y and st 1
Rico were disposed of at SIC per gallon. We quote
cgbs-centrlfugal and mixed. ,lsc. sac. ssc a 49,
cchayed ed. :s;;; &c &c. lsc &c.
pi M$;sS $;s% e. s.
English Islands. a sS &c
Nxva sronnrhc market for spirits torpenine has
small % d.
s,ss hcsia Is SS;a a5%
;sa;s 3 s n ss Ssasf ssS's$ a:SsS:d
PSin OLE market today has continued very
S Sa TnSs hesS
TO npPng cr@ae scarce o nnS si
5 81 5 Sb Ss s Both nsphss snG
s the aafss and 'G'%Ss
pRs the market rms but dull sales es last evening
$500 P't Sa' s"S
PTS%Rs ofSsIy kgs cut
and sas gkgs lard 20 The market for pork vas dull
9 the
GHs mef!s
SnGa.aigs "a i soa city snoksd Hams city
sssSi sss5 s's i
~ery AZ also last evening some tsrcss for
A At ua as %ho in Change so N
particular. Cheese ruled Arm, with continued good
RICE was steady sales lobeng lots amounted te
@ ana s bags az rsna al &c. bags
COON in bond were sold at % 70 gold per 100 lbs and
SPELrER-We note sales OF 5J tons Scslan pelter at fc
gold. - - . .
In hhds., and l0i4c for prime, in erces
sgoAR.-The moyeinent in raw was barely active a.
a aSa s rs sales pG es h %%R
SEES at Sc. sac. Refined was steady with good de
7jsc. s,c.; fair to good fair, $40 s9}c good
W pi'P Prime s.t 70 choice be- c esnriSsa binds
and boxes, 94c. a l9I4c.; moasses hhds and boxes
standard, Nos to g. sslc do 10 e. H. e. &c
do Ii to Is, 9Ac lUac. do 10 10 IL l>sc ilsc d0,
10 to 20, l3c a l29sc; do, white INC l25ac Porto
fa 70 csnine &c oc BrszpaSS standard Nos q
L. re. &c. yava-Dutch standard Nos y to IL &C.
01sc. Mania-Superor and extra superior, nc. Sac
fALLow seadier, with sales Of l2Ooo lbs at 9Ac.
per h. -
exporters We note sales Of 400 hhds at from 5c
per b according TO quality In secdlcaf fair business
was In progress AZ former prices The sales comprise 9i
do New York at l0tc l3c por 1b. 30 do Pennsy
vanin (wrappcr at 32 LOO cases old crop undries at
| 81 IL per ID. ,..,, r,-,.,,o
$50 bbs sold at 93 a95c closing at the higher price.
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MONEY EASY.

MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy throughout the day,
the rate in the forenoon being to per cent, which
fell or in the afternoon to to per cent with
transactions as low as 2per cent Time loans are
fully per cent. Commercial paper Is dull at to
per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Is at nominal rates, in consequence OF the scarcity
Of cash gold. The high borrowing rates In the gold
market Offering profit upon sixty days. transac-
ton, bankers show willing disposition to draw at
low rates. The following were the rates to day
Sirtv Days Three Days.
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COURT CALENDARS-TH!S DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CnAMBERs--Held by Judge Bar
fett-Nos. "a, 70, "A, SO. Call 81.
y COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs-Hed by Judge Bed.
3ord.-Frederick Hagg, homicde John Cole, burg
larry; Patrick Mcdonald, James Q. Chambers and
william Carroll, feloni0us assault and battery
Susan Cannon, George McCarty Morris Montgomery
and Catherine Mckinley, grand larceny; James Nc
NamaIa Thomas Howard, Peter Jackson and VIII
liam Murphy, larceny nom the person; Ellen Crow
ley, receiving stolen goods