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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-03-05
THEY ARE NOT A VILE

Made or Poor Rum, Whisl1cy, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, epicod ard sweet.
tncd 20 plonec the taste, called Tonlcs -" AIpct.
trG' Rcsorcrs," &C., that lead the tlpplcr en- to
drunkenness and ruin, but q truo Medicine mace
from the Native Roots and Ecrts Of California free
from Hli Alcoholic StiniulnniS. They orc tlo
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER nnd a IIEE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator Md
lnyigorator CT the SyGtCm, carrying OF all po:onous
matter und restoring tic bcod to healthy copLit.o
No person take these Btters accord.n; TO Gree
ton nad remain long uEwc
500 wnlbc given for Oh incurablc cuse, rruy!Gcd
the bones are not destroyed ty r:!acral i..,oa or
other means and tho vital organs wasted Leyod TIC
point OF repair.
For Infinmrnntory and Chronic Rhcur,n-
tism mud GoUt, Dyspepsia, ar Indigestion,
Bilious, Hcmiitcnt md Intermittent Fcvcrs
Discusses ct the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, nEd
Bl1ddcr, thcso Dittcrs lave been most success
ful. such Diseases Gro cauEcd by ViIintcd
BlOod. which 10 generally produced by dcralCCmcut
ofthc Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OS INDIGESTION, Head
achc Pain in the shoul, ers. Coughs Tghtaess Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Soar Ergc.atoGs Of the Stomach,
BAD tastc in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks PalptGtcn
OF the Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs, PGn IN tho
regions OF tho Kidneys. and hundred other p--l:Gl
symptoms, ere the olBprlnCgof Dyspepsia.
THY inyigorac sac Stomach tad stimulate tao tor
pldlvcr and bowels, which render them ofunequacd
efficacy in cleansing the blood CT Gil impurities, and
imparting new life and vlgor TO tho wlole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptons. letter, Suit
Iherm Botchcs srots, lnplcs, ustulcg, Dolls Ger
bunclcS, Ring " oras scGd-Iond. Sore Eyes, Eryslp-
eas Itch, Scurfs, DiscolOrGtcEs CT tho skln Humors
and Diseases Of tic bn, OF whatever nature,
arc literally GIg UP and carried out OF the system In
short time By to of thcsc D!t:c79 Ono bot.lc In
such cases will convince tho most ncrcduous their
curative effect.
ClecnGo tho Nitlatod Blood whenever you nnd It's
Impurities bursting through tho skin in Pimplcs. Erup-
tions or SorcB clonnCo 1t when you ind It obsruccd
and sluggrh In tho ycis cleanse 1t when 1t Ia FOUL
and your feelings Will tell you whon. Keep tho blood
pure md the health Gf Ito lygtcra VIII follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In tho
system OF mGy thousnaGp cfrSctuGlly destroy
cd and removed For full directions, road carefully
tho circular around coca boLc, printed IN four Ian.
guages-Engiisl, GcrGisr, "rtuch aua Spaa8h
j. WALKER. Proprietor. Il. IL. MCDONALD Z CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents. Fan Francisco. CGi,
and 90 and 81 Commerce Street. New Yor;i.
Ey- SOLD nj ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-03-05
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

We tnt1te from al personS,oho are
department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

pervy larceny nom the person. rde aIeganon being
that on the 10Th OF February ne stole watch and
chain from William Balm.
These prisoners were each sent to the State Prison
Tor two years and SIX months.
George Weber pleaded guilty TO stealing Sl28 from
his employer, Leopold Schepp, on the 18th OF Feb
ruary, and was sent TO the State Prison Tor one
year.
Peter wiederhold, q youth. who on the 10th OF
February stole SAILS from his employer Herman
Rookie. $3.50 East Fort -sxth street, pleaded guilty
and was sent to the Penitentfary for one year.
william Long pleaded guilty 70 petty larceny the
charge being that on the 18th OF February he stole
shirt bosoms valued at $50, the property OF Whit
Rudolph Benkep, charged with stealing two tubs
OF butter, valued at s25, pleaded guilty to the minor
grade OF larceny.
Long and Benken were each sent to the Peniien-
tiary for six months
Alleged Larceny Of Pig Iron.
The only case tried by tho jury was charge Of
grand larceny preferred against Cornelius Mah0ney
the Indictment alleging that on the 17tn OF Septem-
Der last he stole about tons OF pig iron from the
dock al Permont. the property of the Ramapo Wheel
and Foundry Company, which was subsequently
found short time afterwards on the prisoners
sloop at the foot oil Gansevoort street. number Of
witnesses from Connecticut claimed to Identify the
from the captain OF a vessel at South Amboy, and
produced witnesses who were on the boat with him
to cOrrobOrate his statement; but their evidence
was very conncung. Witnesses to the good char
acter OF the accused were examined, and at lato
hour the Court adjourned till this Thursday morn
ing, AT ten O'Clock, when the case Will be summed
up by Mir. Spencer and District Attorney Sullivan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
AN INJURED MAN LEFT TO FREEZE AND DIE
Struck BY n Railroad Train.

Coroner Herman yesterday afternoon investi-
gated the case of Edward Kehoe, the laborer, who,
on the 2lst instant was found lying In the hallway
of house corner of Sixty.fth street. Eleventh
avenue, with wound on his head, and, apparently,
dangerously injured. Deceased had been engaged
by the captain Of canal boat lying at the foot OF
Sxty-nth street, North River, to 60 and take charge
OF the boat He did so, but during the evening
Kehoe became intoxicated, and 1t Is believed ne
was struck by passing train OF the Hudson River
Railroad, and thrown aside O distance OF ten feet
and struck on his head. Keh0e, according to the
traces OF blood, crawled into the hallway OF the
house named, where he was discovered, bleeding
and almost nsensibe, al haf.past one O'Clock A. M
Notwithstanding 1t was b0lster0us night and one
OF the coolest OF the winter KehOe was suffered
to remain there till seven O'Clock In the morning.
because the man who saw deceased lying IN the
peared to take charge OF the sufferer. Kehoe, in
addition to his injuries. must have been nearly, II
not quite frozen and died IN few hours afterward.
There seems to be no suspicion that deceased was
purposely Injured, but 1t Is possible he might have
fallen, although there remains scarcely o doubt
but that he was struck by passing train In cross
Ing the track while fnebriated The investigation Is
not yet concluded and VIII not be till AFTER post
mortem examination shall have been made by Dr.
John Beach. 1t Is significant fact that at the point
where deceased was found embraces q beat OF the
Thirty-nrst precinct nearly three miles In length,
and "a a consequence policemen are rarely seen In
that neighDornOOd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sAvANNAH March 81, 1872.
Cotton in good demand holders frm middlngs, Ms4c.
2lc Net receipts, 100 baes. Exports coastwse 81 Sales
800. Stock A.,
Cotton strong; middings 22aSc Net receipts, 4,s4
bales gross, 1857 Expors-To Great Britain, l4b2;
Havre, l,77s. Sales, $500. Stock l6o,752 ., ,o-,
Cotton firm middngs 2zsc &c Net receipts, l66 bales
CHARLESTON, March 81, 1872
Cotton quiet but firm middlngs, 2ls4c. Net receipts
$40 bales Exports coastwise 290 Sales 100 Stock 1901
Flour steady and IN good demand aiuo S6ls.
81 % for No. spring. 80 % for amber winter SO 70 for
white winter, 80 % for double unchanged
saes 40oo bushels choice white Canada at ri two
81 Corn dull sales two at 7lc the track. Bar
ley held at al for Bay Quinte. Rye nomnay &c. for
Western Corn meaSf 50 for bolted 81 80 for unbotcd
per cwt Milfeed unchanged; shorts SIS; shipstufs,
&c Railroad ireghis-Flour to Boston, &C. to New York,
&c. to Albany 4gc.
CHICAGO, March %, 1871
Flour feless Wheat dull sales Of No spring at 81 1871
stronger at 30c Rye unsettled irregular No.
lat &c. Barley firm and Soc bid for No spring
Provisions ower Pork sold at Sl 30 Sl 49, Lard weak
at @S 90 Bulk meats neglected 3c bid for Shoulders &C.
a6ac. Live hogs dull and shade lower "a 12x IA S.
Whiskey dull and lower Mt 66c. Recepts6,0O0 bbs Hour
1900 bushels wheat $1,000 do corn, 1900 do oats, Lou
do rye, 1000 do barley 5000 hogs shipmcnts-lOOO
LOO do. rye and 1900 do. barley.
Flour in light demand sales Western spring at s6 Is
81 & white 81 80 50 81. Wheat dul bushels
81 Is; No. Milwaukee club VI a 81 Is white winter
81 u 3 Corn in light demand sale 5000 bushels mixed
Western at &c. Oats ncmna Western 45c.
Western, zoe. a Zoe; Canada, SOC. y &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
COURT CALeNDAaS-TBlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-He By Judge Car
dozo.-Nos. g. 1876, 144, l46 Isl, ia.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIr-Pa Held by Judge
Barrett-Nos: lss, R. 9, 1856 1929. 1las, 1902 1850
1887 321, 1897, 1009, $780, 1491, 1921 253H, 1918,
7731s 1529H, 1881, 1888, 1887. Part 2-Held by
Judge Brady.-Adjourned for the term.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRrAL TERM-Part 1.-The samo
calendar. Part 2.-AdJourned for the term.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Il
Held by Judge ]. +. Daly.-NOs. SO, 473, 1885, l. q.
by order-Nos 1929, 1Ol6, l26e 14oo. 144e, 1904,
lio5, 1893, I547 1s4s, l54s; 1850; Part Held by
1862. y
MARINE CoURr-TRrAL TERM-Parts !, 2 and a.
Adjourned for the term. Laf
COURT OF GENERAL SEss IONs.-John X. Hackett,t
Recorder.-The People vs.. Hugh McGl0in, man
slaughter; Same vs. Patrick Malone, mansaughtera
Same vs. Jonn Dunn, robbery; same vs. John X.
Van Honten, burglary; Same VS.. William Johnson
burglary; Same VS.. William Johnson and Frank
Mcmahon, alias Frank Wesson, burglary; Same vs..
Ellen Kelly grand larceny; same vs.. Catharlne
Johnson, grand larceny; Same vs. Michael Moriarty,
grand larceny; Same VS.. James w. Scott, grand
larceny; Same Vs. George W. Doty and sherman p.
Sage assault and battery; Same vs.. Louis Bierals
assault and battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

Saloric. ...-...-....,s@a GO
Wheat dull and in the absence Of sale. Of moment
Assd or White cans
1ss F%s s c1 assS
s o ws sSsfS sS sS
Sa Iss s Ss a 5ss bushels
sss. - os Sn sssrss Barley steady
anu a sns tA s.a e
FsIlenrs.T inquiry for berth ,sln continued
wsss about the only ones sought after The
steam id BOXES bacon y. 1000 Ss,s: SslsoS
Italian n; bark tons hence
and sSc for ease Hrisi.h brig hence the
British STr ss tons 70 Psrnsmbueo CARGO lump
po 600 s out rs SH
market . remained ous. for
a aTs SI w snd rnss a. sS Ss
Orleans At from sc. a. sc. We quote 0'''' I''"
Cuba-Centrifugal and mixed. .. isc 9jc Az" O'0p'
Savea, a. ;,...'.. &C. &c age
Muscoyado grocery.".-... .c0c a35c. BIC. 36c.
E1rE fs ana. 4oc ssc &C.
New orlea soc. a45c DC soc
7p'Uise @
ss 6 S e a. @ 100 sO o NAKED spirits At s 200
5000 hesn ws; & ~ Su SS
do At SIS, 80 bbls SIS 75. 200 bbs do at
SS 80 81 Tar was quiet ana weak sale was re-
fETno1nuM.~on Change To-Day the market for refined
their views the market that condition when i'm
s. Ss d .pS or Of ws crude m
s @ Ss entirely Gsy n 81 a4m.s at ss:e
held at s7 Sse Naphtha was dull and nominal a. ioc
quoted At $s q both The fhladepna
standard white for prompt delivery &C., less Also
& Late ' V. Ssar ss IN SH New Hcss + sb
standard white for balance q month e, aac
sS1
& % 81
sSs
sxs: 60, SSSe, ior the ,S Zee, i
S
81 ns sis $s b.s ss ans
1na of ps sTss made within . the
na unchsnsea SSsiasss rom store
g s..s 81 fS SoS s:
al cd az and p0s e
lower saes n 40 ;iscss steam ysa 2. cash. hsSo
as
-
7%c.. and $50 bags Rangoon AT $40 a TIE
STEARINE remained dull and entirely nominal.
rsUaARThere trae better inquiry for to-day,
Prices about steady Sales 500 hhas Cuba refining
at $40, 1872 boxes Of cayed and centrifugal &c. 911c
and boxes description not gven private Refined
quote :-Cubs -Inieros 70 common refining &C. $40.
ng ssc exc; tar TO- good grocery exc exc ;prime
TO choice grocery, ga lOc centrifugal hhds and boxes
400 &c. hayana-Boses, Dutch standards Nos % 9.
l0sSc do IS to H. 1896 alice do - to TO- Ac a19hc
do2 white, &c sac Porto kico.Common to prime re-
Brazi-Dutch standard; Nos, to - 7xc 9Ac. Java
and extra superior TIC. SIC; New Orleans Refining
grades INC. q &c. (; grocery do, SIC. l0Hc.
TALLow In moderate demand and steady at the late
decline. Sales 45 hhds. choice at SIC. Sl5-l6c.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts, 607 bbls. The market quiet
and again lower sales reported Of 81 bbs at s8c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
SUPREME COuHT-CHAMBEas.
The Case of Michael Hayes, Accused Of n
Murder Fifteen Yenrs Ago.
Raforo JudUa CordOzo

The Case of Michael Hayes, Accused Of
Murder Fifteen Yenrs Ago.
Before Judge CardoZo.
Michael Hayes, charged with having murdered,
fifteen years ago, In this city, James O'DOnnel, in
drinking saloon, corner OF Roosevelt and Batavia
Streets the full particulars of which have been pup
lshed, was yesterday morning brought before the
Court on bench warrant He was sent to the
T0mbs to await his trial. BAH will be applied for III
few days.
Decisions.
Thomas Vs. CHARACTERIZATION denied.
New York Fire ana Marine Insurance Company
VS.. Goodrich ct al.-Order granted.
McVeany vs.. The Mayor ct al.-MOtion denied
without prejudice; costs to abide event.
In the Matter OF the Application OF william Scott
ct al.-Memorandum for counsel.
Early VI. Hane.-MOtiOn Denied with leave to
renew on payment OF IS costs.
Smith vs. DixOn.-Memorandum for counsel.
Koch vs.. Green ct aL-MOtion denied, without
costs.
Tucker vs. Tucker ct aL-MotiOn granted.
Cambreing w. Harris ct al-Decree granted.
YOungs ct al. Vs. YOungs ct aI.-MOtiOn granted.
Order to be settled on one DAVIS notice.
Wardenberg vs. Burke. Suretes approved.
M0wry Axle and Machine Company vs..
eady.-Motion denied, with leave to renew on
payment OF So costs.
In re The Petition Of Philip Grerhardt for Appoint
ment OF Guardians, &c.-Order granted.
Brainard ct al. vs.. Gemsl. Motion denied, with
leave 10 renew Oh payment Of 81 costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
T He COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings In the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
Notions for Arrest Of Judgmsnt-The Bowling
Green Savings Bank in Bankruptcy Dis
tillers' Bonds-The Case Of Michael
Hays Decisions Business in
the General Sessions
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cou RI

Motion for Arrest Of Judgmeut-Thc Case Of
Charles Maxsen.
Before Judge Benedict.
Yesterday, In the case OF the United States vs..
Charles Maxsen, motion was argued for an arrest
Of Judgment. The defendant was found guilty on
the Goth inst. on an Indictment charging him with
having smuggled into this port quantity Of gold
watches Mr.. b. F. Russell, counsel for defendant,
argued that the first count III the Indictment was
bad on account OF durlclty in that It charged two
no jurisdiction Of the offence, as 1t appeared from
the evidence that the goods seized were landed in
New Jersey.
Mr.. A. H. Purdy for the government, commended
that the objection OF duplicty to the count OF the
indictment could not be taken at this stage Of the
proceedings, and could only be taken by motion to
quash the Indictment, which must be made before
plea to the general issue and before trial ana
vcti0n. He also argued that the verdict OF the jury
covered the defect, II any existed. With respect to
the question OF the jurisdiction or tho Court, he
maintained that late decisions distinctly held that
the jurisdiction OF the Southern district OF New York
extended to high water mark on the shore OF New
Jersey, and that the offence OF smuggling was COM
southern district or New YORK;
The Judge took the papers and reserved his de-
Cisi0n.
Smuggling Cigars.
Another motion, similar to the above and sub.
stantaly upon the same grounds, was argued in
the case Of John Talbot who was convicted on the
26th inst. on charge OF smuggling cigars. The
Court took the papers. Decision reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Exhibition by the Junior Glass Of 1S73-The
Webster Prize and It's Receiver.

Webster Prize and It's Receiver.
The exhibition OF the junior class OF '73 OF the
University Of the City OF New York, which was
given at Association Hall yesterday afternoon, was
well attended, although the hall was not filed. The
audience, consisting chiefly OF the friends OF the
juniors, attested their appreciation OF the several
orati ons by well-merited applause. The exhibition
this year contained quite novel feature-it was not
only an exhibition, but competition for the WeD-
sier prize for the best orator OF the OCCASION The
programme was as follows the orations being
lnterspersed with well selected music:-.Reli-
glon and The Poet" William NJ H0ff, Jr.; 'France
and Germany" compared, Alonzo Blauvet; "Mental
CuIture,' J0nn X. Brigham; 'Justce,' Frederic
p. Jaques; "Wealtn versus Education" James w.
Hillman; "Cnlyalry,n clifford ,. Rogers; college
Air Castles," Edward ID. Dudley; Modern Com
merce,n Robert G. Remsen, and "The Present state
OF the Drama" by Henry Ferdon. When the pro.
gramme had been finished the President OF the
University came forward. and, after few remarks
on the relative merits OF the young orators, SAID
that ne thought Mr.. Clifford B. Rogers mad merlted
the Webster prize, which was forthwith presented
TO him, amid shower OF bouquets ana a thunder
storm OF hand clappnR. When, the excitement
ceased the benediction was delivered by reverend
gentleman whose name did not transpire. pot
p0urrt Of College airs by the band concluded this
quite successful entertainment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Alleged Forgery of n Distiller's BOnd-The
Case Of WilIium Messiclx.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs.. william Messck.-The de-
fendant, 1t will be remembered, was tried in the
United States Circuit Court few days SINCE before
Judge Benedict, on charge Of having forged q dis
tlner's bond. The jury disagreed. The evidence
pointed to the superstition that the defendant was q
person or unsOund mind. He was discharged on his
own recogniZances yesterday by Commissioner
Shields, and IL Is understood that Messick Will
insane
Alleged Violation Of the Revenue Law.
The United States w. James Egan.-The defend,
ant was held IN default of $500 bail for examine
ton on charge Of doing business as a retail liquor
dealer without paying the special tax required by
law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
CONSERVATION AMONG THE BULLS"
The General Harmony and Buoy
ancy Interrupted.
A Furry in Gold and a Rise
to ITO SO.
Governments Up-Money Easy-A Pot Pourri
Of Inconsistencies.
WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY,, March 27-6 p. NJ.

WALL STREET, |
tN WEDNESDAY, March 27-6 p. NJ.
On sChange to-day wheat was irregular and NOT
30 firm. The cotton market was strong and &c.
higher.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was active In the earlier hours
Of the day, and borrowers on stock paid seven per
cent in currency ana coin alternately. After two
O'Clock there was marked increase In the supply,
and at the close the transactions generally at
six per cent. Among the government dealers the
rate OF renewal was seven per cent the fresh bust
ness being 90 small to merit quotation.
Prime paper was quoted 7 o IL per cent discount,
IN which range Is included bankers acceptances
and mercantile notes.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
The further withdrawal Of bankers bills originally
offered in connection with anticipated shipments
Of Erie stock to Europe, and the expiration OF
number Of sterling loans TO the stock brokers hard
ened the rates for bills on London ana necesstated
good deal Of buying by the stock brokers In SETTLE
ment of their contracts with the exchange brokers.
the advance in bills on Europe Is shown IN
the quotations., which closed as follows:-
Sterling, sixty days, commercial. 1887 1895; do.
good to prime bankers, 1921 1oa1G; 40 short
sight, ITO 11oH Paris sixty days, 5.23A $40; do,
short sight, 5.16A SIS; Prussian thaers 72a 72A
Antwerp 6.22s 5.1SA; Switzerland, 522H &. 1sX;
Hamburg, 357s' a 36z; Amsterdam, 401z 40X;
Frankfort 407S Az; Bremen, 7s1 o 70.
GOLD sTRONG-I10 A 110H.
The demand for gold in connection with the SET
Elements in exchange and, as reported, the naugu-
ration OF deliberate "bull" movement in antclpa.
ton Of the usual summer rse." suddenly ami.
mated the long dull and quiet Gold Room, and col
lected noisy crowd within Its wallis the gathering
ct one time in the afternoon recalling some OF the
busiest scenes OF the apartment. Several theories
are offered In explanation Of the rise In connection
with and In addition to what Is SAID above. One
IL that the brokers famous in the conspiracy
OF 1859 have caught the Vanderbilt party heavily
'.shorr' Of gold, and have started 10 "squeeze'
them. This theory is modified again by represen-
tation that both parties are working In harmony
the movement of the original clique having been de-
layed until the present occasion. pending the re-
ceipt OF advices from London, which are now at
hand, to the effect that the Bank OF England WILL
tomorrow or next week, advance the rate Of dis
count-the expansion Of speculation in Great
Britain having impelled the bank to decide upon
such step. A decline OF Il per cent in consols is
interpreted sign Of this intention the part Of
the bank, although 1t may be just as readily referred
70 the usual depression at settling day, which is now
as hand. on the strength OF all these various ID u.
ences gold advanced from ITO to 110x, but closed
offered freely at 11oH The course OF the market Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
SUPERIOR C0URT-sPtClAl Term.
Decisions.

Before Judge Sedgwick.
James Murphy vs.. Charles M. DesDrich.
granted, with COSTS
Joseph Davis VS.. The Broadway and Seventh Ave.
nue. Railroad C0mpany.-MOtlon granted on judg-
ment OF costs OF aclOn that have accrued since the
original reply
William g. Giles vs. Abraham Hartman, Jr.-Mo-
ton granted.
Adrich Neyhart vs.. Charles Brinch ct al-Motion
granted, bond to be In $3.50.
Richard Cnittenden vs. Silvie Chittenden.-See
memorandum for counsel In papers.
James T. Ryan ct al. vs.. The Atlantic Mutual In.
surance C0mpany.-Order granted.
Same vs.. Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
Same.
Same VS.. Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
Same.
Lyra Ward, Administrative, w. william H. Jack
son ct al.-Order granted.
In the Matter OF Henry Williams.-Default taken.
susan A. Babcock vs. Stephen Cambrellng -Order
OF reference granted.
Martha A. BabcOck vs.. Same.-Same
Elizabeth A. BabcOcK vs. Same.-Same.
Henry Babcock Administrator, Va Same. Same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
SUPREME COURT-cIaCUIT.
The Contested Election Case.
Before Judge Gilbert.

The People ex rel John p. Douglass vs.. Andrew
J. Foster.-The jury In this appeared In Court
yesterday morning with verdict In favor Of plain.
tiff 1t viii DC remembered that this action was
brought to determine whether plaintiff "a republi-
CAM or defendant (Lemocrat) was elected Alderman
Of the eleventh ward Mr.. Foster received the GER
t1cate OF election and claimed that he was elected
by one majority. Plaintiff alleged gross frauds a5
the election and contested his right 10 the seat.
Upon the announcement OF the verdict yesterday
Mr. Douglass was congratulated by his friends in
the court room ana 1t Is worthy of note That among
the 1rst to snake hands with MN his opponent,
Mr.. Foster,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

Inc quoauons are based on cotton running IN Qualify not
CoFFEE-There has been rne inquiry to-day, but
the market generally remained quiet and prices
tmore on private terms We quote -Gargoes Rio ordinary
do prime 16ac 17c gold. In bond, SIXTY days; Maraca
DO. lSHc. lsc.; Laguayra, &c., 2Oc st. Domingo DIN
q. FLopE AND GRAIN @.ReceiptslFlogr; 1862 bills corn
1880 bushels oats, 1890 do. barley $500 do
e5s bags. The -four market dun, but nomiDally
changed. The sales about 1900 bbls at prices within
the of quotations. Corn meal continued quiet
UNCHANGED. al