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The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

No Pill in the world ever had anything
like the circulation of Ayers Pills
Throughout these States Mexico, and The
Central American republics, down the slopes
of the Andes and across the pampas Of South
America, in negro villages. amid he fervld
wlds of Africa, throughout the. lungles ot
India, and the steppes of interior Asia. over
the continent of Australia. and the Islands
of the Pacific, these pills are known and
everywhere used Us family remedies for dis
ease. With distant nations. their wonder
full cures attract more attention than they
do at home for the sentiment ut woEder
takes far deeper hold on their minds than
the results of high scientific sklllswith us.
The amount consumed reqrire@ seventy five
thousand doses day To supply 1t. An In
spection of the manufactory shovel us how
this enormous demand is made and sustained.
Added to the consumma'e skin of.thelr com
position, is on extreme care IN their manu-
facture, which at once secures the most
perfect material and there most accurate
combination. The consequence is pnwrr
and certainty in controlling disease which
other remedies never attaiGed: :-Balt. COur.
ier.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

An Indiana farmer,a after trying to trap,
poison and shoot the rats that overrun his
lremises, bought two goats and gave them
the-range Of yards and stables Within a
week every rat emigrated and staid away
until the goats were sold, nearly two years
afterward, when they all came back with all
their friends. a second edition of goats
we're procured, and siuce then not r.t
has been seen on the premises.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

Ed iioole has purchased the Chico En-
terprlse and the Chico Rev ew. and will
shut off the Review. The E. terprise will
be enlarged, and W. n. DeHaven will be
its editor. 80 = -.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

Doubtless the exact amount Of support
the Cincinnati ticket will receive from The
freedmen at the South is embodied in the
remark of shrewd Kentucky politician
"There are" he writes, "a few c0i0red lEen
who were opposed to themselves during the
war, and about as many who will vote for
Greeley"
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

Horace Greeley has made his will pre-.
psratory to entering upon the -Presiden,i.
campaign As it is in his own handwrit.
ing, we imagine the courts will have live.
" time deciding who are his,keirs.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

CONGRESS We have heard it rumored
that VIM. NJ. Rackerby will be d candidate
for Congress from this District. subject to
the decision of the Greeley Con, enton.-
Sutter Banner.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08
NOTICE..
NOTICE..

TO all whom 1t NAV concern Notice Is
hereby given that he und r-igned viii make
application IL the Hon. Boari Of Supervisor.
in and for the county of Sh '.ta, State of ali
fornia, ut their regular meeting in the month
of August, f,r a Lirn-e to keep Ferry on
thr Soda Sptinss and Pitt River BOA ut a
poin where the said road GRO se- the "a ramrn-
t. river, commonly known as the Sacramento
Ferry.
P. G. STRICKLAND.
: Shasta, May 3rd, 1872. -
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

Jeffersons Davis bail bond, with the
names of the signers in full, has been ith-
ographed by Richmond PUBLISH & house,
aud will be distributed in the South as a
Greeley campaign document.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08
SHASTA COURIER.
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.

Pursuant to adjournment the Board of Su
pervisors met at the Court House On Monday.
June 3rd. Present, Supervisors Logan. An
derson, Schroter, and VIM. Ii. Bickford,
Clerk.
Ordered that the hid Of John V. Scott for
the board of prisoners be acceT ted at 81 w
per day.
Ordered that the bid of F.. F. Crocker for
building the County Hospital he accepted AT
1902 upon his filing bond in the sonl, OF 81,
600.
Ordered that the report of the Commission
ers appointed to examine Cow Creek near
MiIville and select the most favorable Local
tion for building bridge be accepted and
filed.
Ordered that special meeting of the 'ard
be held IN Monday, July 9th. for the purpose
of receiving bids for building bridge across
Cow Creek, at Ross Mill.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08
For Sale.

The undersigned ffers for sale bis farm. con-ist
ing of $40 acres of gcol land. 81 uated the Sac-
ramento Piver Is miles south east of Shasta and ?
miles from the located line Of the California and
Ore on Railroad. 200 acres are under fence and
the place is supplied viii dwelling house. barn
and outbuiidings. There is also excellent orch
ard of about 800 fruit frees on the place For terms
of ssle apply on the pr.u.ses to
j. n. LOGAN.
Nay 10th 1872.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

PLucK.-The sterling Hawley, of Con-
necticut, when teleeraphed respecting SOL e
c,npromise to secure his election to the
United States Senate, replied: Make no
compr' mise 10 my name Buy nobody i:
promise nothing but fidelity to Republican
principles. | have M Withdrawing or com.
promising to do Tor myself The Republ-
cac party may do with me as it pleases.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

Kerosene favor shad prevade the Della
ware and Sc uylkiIl since the introduction
of coal Gil re6ueries along their banks.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08
Imperial Fire Insur-
ance Company,
OF NDON.
E ABLIs led IN 1903.
$496,51O,4O

This Company's business Is devoted exclusively
to Fire Insurance: and it is the Only English Com
p4ny represented i'll America, doing Fire In
surance business. with an ample Capital and large
accumulated funds not liable tor Life OF Marine
I.tis>es.
The pru lent management. enormous income and
large resources of this Company. have enaoied it
survive the disasters o. the past year. wit out
any extraordinary demand on the Home office. or
the levy of any assessment upon its Shareholders.
The buSin, IS of the fri ten months OF 1871 shows
an increase of assets eqnatto Halt Million dol
lars which result it is safe to assume is without
parallel among Compa4ies doing an extended
agency business.
FALKNER. BELL CO.,
General Agents for the Pacific Coast.
d. VEIL 4 BRO. Agents. Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

Hsll's Vegetable SclIian Ha,r Rsnewer
cures gray hair by causing. j, to return 70 It's
youthful color and vigor.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-08

haveta en- up q black Spanish marc, about q
years rld. branded on the u, ar bip with heart
and an o attached to the lower end of it,. and o
figure 3 appears the near shoulder. Any
@rson proving property and paying charges can
have the same by calling on me s1 Pittsbufgs
Shasta County.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK M
GREAT FIRE AT NEW HOPE. PA.

On Friday night between eleven and twelve
O'Clock an extensive fire broke out at New Hope,
which is pretty village, on the DELAY ware River,
opposte Lambertsville, N. j., the Belvidere and
Delaware Railroad. The IRE was discovered In the
sheds attached 10 the "Stone Tavern" Help was
soon at hand but not in time TO save the property.
seven horses were burned, and sheas barns and
contents consisting of carriages, harness, corn.
oats and fodder were consumed. Mr.. Eastoun's
lumber yard adjacent caught fire, and was partly
DESTROYED The stock IN the yard, consisted, In
part Of valuable black walnut ana other timber.
There Is no insurance, ana the loss ls very neaVy.
miles. In Trenton, sixteen miles from the
scene, the light was 80 great tnat the
Ore bells were rung and the department turned out.
II W az impossible at midnight TO say wnere the de-
vastatlon had taken place, but ON Saturday morn.
f0und that the rum equalled the fears entertained
on Friday nighJ,
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

A Grave Point Raised by Counsellor Howe
He Declares the Court Illegal, and says
He Will Carry tho Case TO the Court of
Appeals.
shortly after the opening of the Court OF Special
Sessions yesterday morning considerable Of sen :
sation was created by Mr.. VIM +. Howe's raising
and making an objection to the Courts proceeding
with business, the ground that the appointment OF
the Judges by the Legislature TO hold the Special
Sessions was an illegal proceeding. He said:-
II the Court please, would desire MI vech, the
Court stenograpner, to note the objection am
about to make to the jurisdiction OF tile Court. The
question IL one OF very grave importance. Tbis
Court, as at present organized,
HAS NO JURISDICTION,
] claim, TO try any cases. The law OF 1868 pro-
vlded this Court to be holden by Inc Recorder.
passed having for lis title "Tne Appointment OF
the Clerk and deputy OF the Court OF special ses-
SONS OF the citv and county Of New YORK. II was
enacted that the said Court should be held there
alter by three police justices OF the city OF New
York In 1865 statute was passed repeating the act
tees elected In the Second and sixth judicial ds
trlcs designated or appointed Justices OF this
Court III 1870 the young democracy passed statute
aboishlng that law, revivlng the statute OF 1858.
In the same year the Mayor was gwen the power
OF appointing Judges Tor this Court. Now, SIR, the
Legislature never mad aud never can have, power
to exercise any uerogation or the common law and
appoint judicial oiicers wien T me constitution says
you, and the whole nine Police Justices constitute
TINS Court OF Special Sessions, three OF your
You were not elected TO hold the Court of
Special sessions but elected police Justices and TO
no other office. fon have no judicial authority
whatever. AS police magistrates you take bail and
IN cases OF dlsorderly conduct and vagraucy you
sentence; but you cannot pass judgment on cases
In the capacity OF judges by Appointment OF the
Legislature.
Judge Downg-l don't see your points.
Mr.. howe-lam coming to them. ...- ussI -
elected M ..r,Ad ,hn 9yWnso you are nos
OF vsryYVN4sSN VI s"- Legislature us Juue.'
sqG Court ~ Try prisoners, IN Z Ogauon VI their
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riSht OF trial BY jury. No Legislature can give
such power. AS well might the lie gislature enact
that three police justices should hold the General
Term or
THE SUPREME COURT.
The constitution OF this State declares that every
judicial oflcer shall be elected by the people. In
the OF the People Vs. JohnsOn-second volume
OF ParKer-it was ruled that the right OF trial by
common law Jury OF twelve men Is secured oy the
constitution OF TINS State and cannot be taken away
by the Legislature. In the celebrated celebrated, case
Appeals held that neither the prisoner
nor his counsel could waive the constitutional
right OF trial by jury, and that although the pri-
soner and ms counsel consented to be tried Dv
eleven Jurors instead of twelve-the twelfth jury.
man having slckened and died during the trial
the Court OF Appeals held that not only the conyc-
ton but the trial itself illegal.
Justice Dowling-l must Overrule your objection.
MIR. Howe-Tne question Is of such grave impor-
lance that must except 10 the Courts ruling, and
snail certainly carry the matter TO the Court or
Appeals.
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THE DANGER OF PLAYING WITH FIREARMS.

Coroner Herman yesterday morning held an
inquest, In his office In the City Hail. in the case OF
Michael CorwD, the lad fourteen years OF age, late
OF TAO East Ninth street. who was fatally shot
In the neck with pistol In the bands OF
Peter J. DOnohue, classmatc, thirteen years
OF age az heretofore published IN the HERALD.
Peter had purchased the pistol IN partnership with
another boy from Mrs. HussOn, doing business at
o24 Grand street Tor the purpose OF killing cats and
on Friday evening went out IN avenue d, near
Elgnln street, 10 play wnat they called "Buf1alO s
Last Shot, and while he was exhibiting the weapon
70 his companions the hammer slipped from
his fingers. thus exploding the pistol and lodging
bullet IN Mlchael's neck. Peter. fearing arrest
and incarceration In cell, ran 10 relatives Thirty
fourth street and Eleventh avenue nut subsequently
returned home. Michael who died soon AZ
ter tine shooting, and Peter were great
friends, anu no one alleged but That the
shooting was accidental. The jury also
found 10 that effect but passed severe censure
upon Mrs. Huss0n Tor selling the boy Donohue
pistol. In dIscharging Peter Coroner Herman
gave him some wholesome advice, and cautioned
him TO be more careful In future how he dealt with
deadly WeapOns.
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TIE CITY BANK STOCKS.

me following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1875; Manhattan. 100; Mer-
chants, TO; America, l62; Phenix 1902; Greenwich
225; Butchers and Drovers'. 40; Merchants Ex-
change, 9e; Leather Manufacturers, 1856; Seventh
Ward, 101; Ocean, Is; American Exchange, IFS;
Hanover, 1925 irving l27S; Market 1876; Nassau.
1906 ~; shoe and Leather, 1850; Corn Exchange, 125;
Continental. 95; Common wealth. 50; Importers and
Traders ITO; Park 1877; Central National 1902;
Fourth National 1l21s; Ninth National, 1903; Tenth
National. 10 Offered at 9o; Metropolitan, 1885, Gold
Exchange, 1Os1s; Bankers ana Brokers' Assocla-
ton, 90; German-AIesrican. 1904
GOVERNMENTS HIGHER.
The government list was high and strong all over,
the closing prices being the best OF the day. as fol-
lows:-Unted States currency skies, ll5n 1855;
do. skies, 1881, registered, IFS a ll5H; do. do.
coupon, 1867 a 49, do, fve-twenties, registered,
May and November, 1895 l035s: 40 do. 1862,
coupon. DO, l13 1l314; do. do, 1884, do. do, ll3
a ll3I4; do do. 1865 DO. do, 1l3A ia; do. do,
1867 registered January and July. 1927 ll3; do.
do, 1865 coupon, do, ll24 1929; do. do, 1857,
do, do, 1884 1l33s; do. do, 1865, do, do. 1l3h
ll3h; do. fves OF 1881, funded, registered, ll0h
q 1los4; DO do do. coupon, llOha llOs1; do. ten.
iorties registered, 1851 1881; DO. do coupon,
1855 1oeA.
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market seemed TO know what was
coming IN the bank statement, and from the begin
ming was weak and heavy, with a prevailing dull
ness that was relieved only when sellers made Dus-
ness The decline for the period up to the closing
OF the banks ranged from q TO IL per cent, North
west common going or from sOh to 7sA. With the
easy closing or the money market smart rally en-
sued led by Northwest, and prices left or at con-
siderable reaction from the lowest points OF the
day, Western Union being strong ami Wabash
weak. the earnings or the Milwaukee ana ST. Paul
Railroad for the first week In April were SOL, Az
an increase OF $7,6O7 over last year.
The Southern state bonds were dun but rather
flrmer. The january and July' South CarOlinas
advanced to 3S1s.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table SHOWS the highest ana lowest
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Prisoners Arraigncd Yesterday.

Prisoners Arraigncd Yesterday.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices
The following prisoners we're arraigned yesterday
morning and pleaded not guilty. Their trials were
set down for the days named below
1Zzy Jones, grand larceny. Not guilty Trial
April %.
William HUI, grand larceny. Not guilty. Trial
April 20.
guilty. Trial April 20.
John Sloan, James CLARK and John Flynn, Two in
dctments Not guilty. Trial April 70.
Henry Smith. assault ana battery with intent to
kill. Not guilty. Trial April %.
Nicholas kreans, alias Andrew Krnes, burglary.
Not guilty. Trial April %.
Jonn Haae, rape. Not guilty. Trial April %.
John Redein and Ca:narine REDEEM, keeping dis
orderly house. Not guilty Trial April %.
william Donnelly, assault and battery with intent
to do bodily harm. Not guilty. TRIAL April %.
JOnn Davis, robbery. Not guilty. Trial April 49,
John Mabon. assault and battery, with intent TO
kill. Not guilty. Trial April 80.
An Aged Thief
Joseph Schmidt, an Old man, pleaded guilty 10
stealing two coats from clothing store on Myr
tie avenue. He was sentenced to the Penentiary
for three months by Judge Moore.
The Court adjourned until Monday at ten A. H.
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FIGHT AMONG HoBoKIN OANNIBALs,

AT late hour last evening William Craft, Michael
Shea alias Donahoe, ana his wife, were arrestedjby
Onicers Hanrahan and Mullen. In willow street. be-
tween First and Second, for having entered INTO
furious combat with one Michael Graney and his
spouse. In the course OF the melee Michael Shea
caught Graney's lip in bis teeth and tore 1t In
shocking manner. The women fought with the he.
roism OF petr0ieuses and came out badly .amA40d
brought before Aid Burke .ad held Tor examination.
Wnne s IN .ne eels sp bowled ana capered IKE
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SUPREME COUal-ChAMBeaS.

Attachments Against the Compir0ller.
Before Judge Brady,
Tho Judge yesterday granted an order to show
cause why attachment should not issue against
Comptroller Green for contempt Of Court in dlsObe
disncc OF It's order 1t is charged that In twenty
cases where orders have been granted by the Court
10 vacate assessments he has failed to DO so. The
case Will be argued on Monday.
Decisions.
George ii. HobsOn vs. Asneath B. IIobs0n.-Re-
porv OF referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce
granted.
sarah G. Wright vs.. VIM. r. Wright Same.
Van BOskerk vs. Van Observation-Disclosures for
counsel.
GOtf VS.. Con ct a.-MotiOn denied.
In the Matter OF the Petition or q. 8. Dayton Tor
appointment OF q Trustee &c.-Order granted.
Meyer ct al. vs.. Taylor ct al-Blll reduced 10 and
taxed ut ST. So
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COURT Or COMMON pLsAs-spEcAL Term
Madame Van nuskirlx's Case.
Before Judge Loew.


In the suit or Mary McGann against Mary Van
Buskirk IN which, II will be recolected, the latter
charged by the plaintiff with having by force at
tempted abortion ner, the full particulars Of
which nave peen published, the Judge yesterday re.
fused discharge the defendant from arrest, but
reduced her ba from $4,000 To 81 500.
Decisions.
Adams va. Wneeler.-Moton open default
granted payment or $40 costs and the filing OF
undertaking win two sufficient surcties to pay any
judgment that may be obtained against The de-
1endant
Sylvester VS.. Downiug.-Moton TO place cause on
special calendar OF snort causes granted.
Lynch VS.. Widerield.-liOt;On 10 open default
granted on payment OF Sl5 costs, judgment 70 stand
on security.
Gonigs vs.. Williams. Motion denied, with leave
to renew on the trai.
By Judge Robinson.
O'GOrman vs. Kunicn.-f0rmer decision must
stand. No authority given Tor the recording or
new afidavlts Or 4th or March; PROBABLY attn OF
April.
Calvin, Receiver, VS.. acknowledgement for de-
PENDANTS. disinisslng complaint with costs out OF
trust funds
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STOCKS HEAVY AND PRICES LOWER.
Northwestern the Weak Spot Of
the Market.
GOVERNMENTS BUOYANT AND HIGHER.
The Weeks Imports Of Foreign Goods Over
Ten and Half Millions.
W ALL STREET,


SATURDAY April 1876 p. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was dull and heavy.
The cotton market was nrm and moderately active.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the week
49, 1853 bales, against &c. 062 bales the previous
week. The total receipts since September l, 1871,
are 499 274 bales, against 344S, 72O bales lor the
corresponding period OF the previous year, showing
decrease the present crop OF 94s 446 bales The
exports IRON all the ports for the week were ,03o
bales against SO, ss7 bales for the week last
year. The total exports Tor the expned portion Of
the cotton year 1854 1856 bales against 2453,G
bales Tor the same time last year. The STOCK at all
the ports is $780, 297 Dales against 52e,l77 for
same date ia 1871.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports. other tnan dry goods and specie,
during the week were S79o2. 1853.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week and since The beginning OF the
year compare as follows:-
Entered az port So ,s1s 49, $780, sa7s7 ss2
Thrown on market 2,o7o,76e 2,57s.42o 2,ss5,5o2
Entered at port. 49, 42s,2 49, os7 12e, so5
Thrown market. 3S, 5ls,ss9 43,S7S,95o 5l275,637
The total imports OF the week were sl0,670,e5o.
The weeks Introduction OF foreign goods is the third
largest OF the year.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
the weekly statement OF the associated banks
proved very unavorablc, but IN view OF the percep
tiDle gain In our exchanges Of currency with the
interior toward the close or the week 1t is possible
that the banks are down as low as they can get
from natural causes for the present season. The
'locked.up" greenDacKs appear as constant de-
crease throughout the weeks deposits, making,
with other drawbacks, loss in deposits reaching
pretty nearly to eight millions. The banks have
kept from going below their line OF legal only
Y atrenuOus efforts contraction, resulting in
can ceatlon Of loans to extent Of over four mil
lions. The specie decrease Is referabe, OF COURSE
TO the heavy payments for customs In connection
with the active import trade. AS the greenhacks
are down less than two mions and as the "bears''
on the stock Exchange 'locked up'' at least four
Millions 1t is fair to infer that the banks have been
gaining legal tenders, holding all that came TO
them and paying Off claims upon themselves with
nationals as far as they could. The statement conf
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SURR0GATE'S COURT.
The business or the Week.
Before Surrogate veeder.

EtIUTC FEtUCT
The wills Of the following named persons we're
admitted to probate during the week Ca harlne
Shields Abraham Beal, Sheppard Lewis Jane
Bergen, Thomas Kingnorne, Heinrich Daneraheim
Edward w. Malloy, Laura b. Van Senderen, Jacob
Hnkel, Leonard j. Ham, Hannah Pearsail, Rachel
Snowaen William Wood and Joseph X. Buck, OF
BROOKLYN.
Letters OF administration were granted In the es.
tates OF Rachel j. Horsefeld, Christian Palmer and
Margaret Schmidt, OF New Lots; Catharine Shields,
John J. Boyle, Mathilda Dixon, Susan G. Donne
Catharine Reb Francis b. sharp, Heinrich Danera-
helm, Henry Perrin, Bernard Gerrty Thomas Wat
son, 8. Greenwood, Mary 4. Harding and Thomas
Murtrim all of brooklyn.
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SUPERIOR C0yRT-sprClAl TERM.
Walter R0che Gives Rail-.

BEFORE Judge Barbour.
1t will be remembered that the two suits
brought by shepherd Knapp receiver OF the Bow
ling Green Savings Bank against Walter Roche
one for 100000 alleged damages Tor conversion Of
the funds or the bank, and the other tor $65.O00
alleged to be due him PERSONAL---VERY. latter was
qured to give $780, 900 and sos 600 respectively he
two suits. Bondsmen appeared yesterday for Mr..
Roche. Mr.. Francis Higgins and Mr.. w. UCOnnor
were accepted as DoDdsuen, each for $5o 900 on the
first bond. On the other bond Mr.. Henry McCadden
justified at $65.00O, Mr.. Hugh Newman at $32, 600
ana Mr. Francs Higgins ut $32, 500. IL was claimed
10y Mr.. knapps counsel that Mr. Higgins should not
be accepted on the second bona, but me Court
thought otherwise, ana approved the bonds
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He COUR S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

Alleged Violation Of the Revenue Law-Embes-
element Of Letters ttachments Against the
Comptr ol!er-The Case Of the Bowling
Green Savings Bank Madame Van
Buskirk Again in Court Decisions.
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CITY COURT.
I'm IMAGES for an Assault.
Before Judge Nelson.

U0mH8ef IOT MI AHsHUV
Before Judge Nelson.
Catharine Curran w. Henry Hamlton.-The plain
TIM brought SUIT TO recover $1,000 damages
sault and battery and the reported lii the
HERALD OF yesterday. She was applying opprobri-
GUS eptnets 10 the daughter oil the defendant when
the latter intcrposed and struck her several times.
The Jury rendered verdict In favor OF plalnlin
ana assessed damages at 500.