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New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
CATTLE MARKETS.

BrvyAIo n Y Aug 3-Cae-Recepts to-day, 459 head maHg
the rece the week 38J head or Zi cars ~ ~ @
m tie sa time last has been the shortest oil any pre-
ous week on Market slow snd not sufficient ta"e 70
maEe a ouoable market. But few cattle were ID the
sris 10 operate with 400 head disposed Oh 'aes
fi2O Cherokee mixed averaging i b. at 5 3t ts Ip9 ss'i
versng Il57 h AT "a indiana steers averaging OO ID al
al IS So lis Texans averaging t 81 35 10 Canada e aver.
aging l2 ~ OHIO steers averaging Low ID NHe 0'''
drove OF the week. on strictly private terms , r. - Al.
sHEKr-Reepts to-day 300 head MAXIM tle oIA' IT,, , ap
Market closed all classes over ast "ee Ic
Al Fc dposed oil Canada brought 81 10 3d. Cana
da sheep "a IS TO SIS so Western sheep 81 5OG$6,
Hor-Reep today head making the total supply or he
week against 1900 bsI for the same tine last week mar
ket active Of IS per cent YESTERDAY
hare an ho In market having disposed OF sales 4J5 ONO
ranging from H. SIS l2 ll3 Indoas avsfagng ~ D
2l; 6 hogs averaging Ss ID al o' o4 heNB hos
ranging from IFS 10 1872 h, at 81 1885 8
ALBAsr Aug 3CatleThe receipts have been veT small num-
bnpg I2 car loads with quail
any year Nevertheless The market buoy and
higher than those oi last week lhe
range 81 rs Texas s,ee - "a Tor Illinois steers
CoWsThe market dull with few on sae pce range IRON 90
10 4t0
opened strong but now les. er
good sheep wanted Of &C. bheep 20 9O~so ~
LAMBS, 90 JOG 80 Is.
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DRoPOsALs FOR s1.7Gs.OoO-sTOCKs or

PROPOSALS FOR s1,7Gs, ,OoO-SToCKSSS OF OF
II THE CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK.-SBALsD PRO
PosAIs win be received :. the com9ro. ofcs until ~
the whole part of e ONE MILLION ShNbN
HuSDRED AND SIX hight THOUSAND DOLLARS OF boeEs
Of de CITY County q New rofk, uii; - .1, 900
- ADDITIONAL HEV CROTOE AQUBDUCr ST0Ck. !.
AutAonfed by Chap 2 Laws Of gopayhD August wv *ssoOO
ADDITIONAL CROT0N WATER sIoCh
Authorized br Chap So amended Chap 2 Laws Of IS' pay ~
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK (COUh lle
Authorized BY Clap o65 Sec l. Laws u l865 ps!hDe NO
Ci.l PACKS IMPROVEMENT FUND sIOCh -
Authorized by Cap 2g Laws Of is payable IN tTV JeAA o
WATER STOCK or 1870
Auihoilzi by ChSp J Sec Laws Of lb7O paype No'em
er ls.,'. ., cen. n:r .
Said Socks viii bear int rest az the rate OF seTel PCT aAh
psrs5le ihe ast days Of haT November eiea y
The proposals viii state the amount OF STOCK Io.
per hu9dsi dolas hereof and the persons % IN m
accepted will theeupon be required 20 deposit wiz e ns
awar1e1 to hen fs'2eeie together vita % R ~,
pfeenng 20 the Comptroller the rcccpis oi .e 10,
deposit the parties will be entitled TO receive 9r su'
amounts % the value Of the awae1 70 u ie''
font the dates OF payment.
Bach proposal snd indorsed Proposals lo s o.
the City and Comfy OF fScwYok" AMI noosei 0Hu eP'
addressed 20 the Comrtroll-r A. T.. - -.
The riga, reserved on ae part the COnproler 70 reject any o.
sa;re n ~ " " ' 'e aNpREW H. GRTES, Compirolcr
CITY Of YewYot Department, Of Finance, Co~Fsf' Oe aug
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

JoSD0s Aug O30 mCOnso opened Al al fer both
securities opened active and 1ueri United
Five Twea bonus S5s o s3t leos Si Ten POrss
uewF FiveS 81. Erie Railway sasres, 4t.
PAkIs Ang "a m.-kenes opened a. 55fr Sc
LEEPooL, 5ol m--Cotton opened firm; MittiHg Up
Addhug Orleans loid The sales OF the have
Is Oj bales Be1eag 1900 for export and 100 en- speculation Tie
soek OOO bales neug 20 Ooi Ameen The receipts
= Ne veek been A baiss lsslueng sVo Asreas Actual
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

-'VTtI IlTtT TtT5FI5 cnu ItaIIFOuIb
Acc 3l5 pkgA Ashes phgs BeEd1 R bales Cotton 10 bb
Copper 2f5 cakes ff3 bbl Eggs, AJ
boA Flour n 90 bush Wheat 26 0 bush Corn iO5 bush GAS
62 bush Malt $50 bo hIsted loo bush Peas 200 bhs Corn MEAL
bales HOPS Hides 230 bales Hides 1853 sides Leather go
bbS Spnis Turpenn l55 bD Tar co bb Pitch All bb losn
go pk OH Cake p PORK e5 pkgS Beef pkgi Cut Meats
go pigs Lara 100 pgs stesnn 63 pigs Batter 3io0l ptg
Chees - bb Lard OIL 2s6L bush Peanuts $50 Silver ore Ol
starch 80 hh Tobacco 1913 boxes and Tobacco 68 bD
MhlLI 97 1.les Wool ~ bb Elle OIL q bA LnbLlealK OIL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
Reference Hon. John G. Wikn
Nddetoyn. 1872.

no MANUFACTURERS SALE, one of
WATERPOWERS the Western a5u1danes
costing only the mining expenses on hs
premises supplied railroad Communicative Eoof osta1.
tia Stone capacity premises, and would
object dposng the connection vita sar wAer
power bui manufacturing to-n otaed a.
the richest VI the STATE psrrs desng tah
property will ind good Investment Apply BY letter 10
he uuder.igned }. GkEEs Il To-
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financial.
THE ATTACK UPON THE HON. THOMAS
L CORNELL -,
THB RoNDoUT AND oswBGO RAILROAD COMPANY ThoU'
BLRS-A CARp

To ne Editor Of tn Trr5uae
NewYork 2Oh containing
private The allegations are un
cu6edy false and hOu have had legal difficulties Win the
pseseat the RondOu osxego Railroad Company nov
calling themselves the Neglok Kingston and Syracuse haoa1 C
fes DAYS the called ofce and threatened
suit which bad been commented by the PImers Loan ana
Trust COMPANY Withdrawn. EOu he commenced sgan
nc bseken character and this proceeding In pursuance
of bat threat effort OF salts which
have property Of county nom
t Of shAfpers suit bng the President and
directors Of The Company for masabee in Office In appropas
OF the COMPANY without do8
% be kBoweige O this fact hos n0oed ring OF desperate
10 NAV hereby depOance allegation Teect
me a. se and Malicious and have demanded immediate
Sesgon Por every dollar that equb Due the Company from
me dOnGte p 600 10 Charitable institution N the STATE
Roudout, Aug ~ 1872 - , 80 -o iiOmAs cobNELlh
lrbony Benson Eowiofk formerly Treasurer OF the
Roio aud Oswego Railroad certify uAt have RID
In % EeWYork Herald Of ~ concerning Thomas Cornell and
se allegation therein Inade Tteenng upon either o;
~ j. false asd ns LcOus. ANIhoNl DhHooN
DAILROAD, STATE, CITY, and COUNTY
- HAMA BROS II WALL and HRW-sr.
feysaszneut Securities Specially.
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Ghante5 Tor Business Mer.

DARE OPPORTUNITY.
VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PROPERTY FOR SALE
the and The
from the business the Printing. BOOK
Binding Newspaper establishments OF
THE AIDDLEToWN EVENING PRESS
(Tnweeky) ard
THE ORANGE COUNTY PEESS
(Neekiy)
offered %, sale The papers Republican politics.
than average circulation extensive Advertising patronage ard very
ro6t,bs iobbnQ business and mschEer aDuntsst.
mainly pe AID all in good The PROFITS os the
Se are peared 10 show LIBERAL with teng
nr az farther Increase all respects desirable
Mddeowu manufacturing village Of 900 sha5ni. %
Gated In cky settled Comfy xtyseyen rgp
NsWYork City K crossing Of the " T. o. Md
aRd Of other local roac& Terms Of pay meat
NJ. D. STIyERS
surviving partner Of the firm ~
SIlvEhS hESSN0ER
Reference Hon John G. wTlkn.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
NTIRrsT PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER, AT uNoS
TRUST COMPANY.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

This road Is the western link in the new Buffalo
Chicago anu runs from the Detroit Chicago Dea straight
linz.
the sane line the Southern and being
built BY the sane men, viz Counst John F. Tracy David
Dcws wm Scott Henry Fsrnm R. A. FORSYTH JuO NJ Burke H.
L. Sykes, IT, an directors either Chicago and Northwest or the
Chicago Rock Pacific; George opdyke Of the Midland Road
sidney Dillon Daniel Drew John Ross Stewart Samuel Tsn
Kenyon Coz, and other prominent railroad men.
The road IKE tie Canada Southern will o pounds
the Yard tOugbOut practically straight and leve much shorter
be with greater speed and safety than other road
Meeting Buffalo and Chicago.
twenty-five miles finished and running sevenave miles
advanced finished BY January and the entire road will be
completed during ensuing year steel rails and ties for Oneh the
entire road have already been purchased.
builders the enough Chicago feeders OBJ
profitable start having projected ns
accommodate exiting business and having the necessity for
line between Chicago and Atlantic sabO, Ocaei
expressly with view Of obtaining tie ehepes. sapoaOs prae
tcabe
branch lines will make the shortest Chcsgo
ad Toledo Chicago all points
and Busalo
Tie Canada Southern every particular Ike these
esge aLen the Of them several weeks by the best class Of
investors time than other railroad
loan o. Ike amount for years past
proceeds these bonds will complete the entire line aud we
confidence did tie Canada south
.ru and regard them as in every way choice security
Pamphlets ard all inform furnished BY
vI1ysLOyV, GAIgZER & Co., Bankers,
% P1yEsr.
1EozyARD, SHELDON G. TosT12,
BANKERS. 10 wALL-ST.
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Al 80 and Interest,

I.,ueby ,the indianapolis, bloomington. and Western
Railway to aid in building its EXTENSION line West In direct
line Champaign 81 miles, TO the Mississippi River a. hsoha
White Heath 32 miles Decatur nli In the
state Illinois. The bonds secured by first ana only
mortgage EXTENSION being rapidly constructed in
the most thorough by able and experienced contractors who
repreen. capital several millions Of dollars which nsufes e m
rail being early date About 90 miles are already hn
hei and 40 miles graded; the whole line. 2i7 miles will be
completed early 1919 We have been connected and entirely familiar
with the L. B. Railway from Its early organization IL was
completed Autumn Of 1870 and has developed rapidly INTO su0
CEssFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION having large rernue
It's largely increasing business With the B1IkAsOS wi"
corporation, with 42O miles Of road located In eomhna
ing position the Of the best portion Of the country
The counties line OF the EXTENSION h 1870 bad population
Of 2i233O valuation Of real ard personal estate $751;
900 bushels Of grain raised 27.OoOOOej value OF farm pro-
ducts S25,57O, 900 and live stock SIS,3io,OOOi 10
which may safely be added Is per cent to represent
the present population and value The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain
population Of nearly three-quarers Of million, and
a property valuation exceeding S1O0,OOO,0e0.
From will be readily that The B&Tk hsloS VIII
have Local Business that will make 1t complete sue
cess. addition will have the entire Through franc
Of the Missouri. Town, md Nebraska Road, connecting
with II on the Mississippi River and extending west to tie Missouri 3oo
miles where It connects with the Midland Paeae IN Nebraska These
two oroop and also the and Rock Island g1 mles and
the Davenport Paul 800 me alihoh separate corpora
tons ARE CoNTRoLLBDIS The SrBRBsr OF THE INDIAN
APoLIs BLOOMINGTON, AND WESTERN RAILWAY and, prae-
business Of which will pass the l. B. This Easi and
West trunk route and has parallel competing line. The
Eastern corrections polls the Pennsylvania Gen.
trsl baltimore and Ohio, Beefontiine, Lake shore,
and NewYork Central and other roads eenierng at this pol
Prom the seAboad West aud SohSe distances are
materially reduced vs this system OF ads much 50 that
eaDpo, AL TO be the popular line for rage and business
subscriptions stock wee made towns and counties on
the line Of EXTENSION and the rsmatder has been taken
experienced railroad men and Eastern capitalists.
These facts cannot make the boads Which will be ssucd
only on completed road, take high n UnOag the best railway
seeurieA
The bonds are 81 900 each convertible ho stock at par at the
option Of the holder and may be registered freeG charge.
Coupons payable January and July free ofaL The bonds may nOW
be had from banks and bankers throughout the ounry
We offer them at present 90 and nerest and recommend
them strongly to our investors Of the sae and most
desirable securities on the market
Bond. delivered cbages hp pamphlets aud eru
lars furnished on application
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, 14 Nassau-sf.
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FIRST-CLAss RAILROAD BONDS.

DO"'
We offer for sale limited amount Of the
LEAVENWORTH. ATCHISON AND NOKIh-
WESTERV RRUROID COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY TIIR PACIFIC RAILROAD CON
PANY OF MISSOURI
The Bonds due Oct l. 9g interest pabs Ap aai Vo
the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. While amount OF Tue o"
S5O0COO. go, - q, u, too0
The road runs from Learenvoh IN Aehg Kansas ~ NJ
uss ard leased Pacific Railroad o nlssoun unl Dec -
is8 BT the terms OF this lease the L. A. andN w X reeev
esrnngz. but lessta izy
fHE PACIPIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI 4GkEES 10 % T3R
THE sEMiASNUAL INTEREST on THESE BOnDo iH IN"
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.. -...
bs road has operation under this lease for the past two 1s
We can therefore confidently these bonds lrs
secarty every respect sdvse nvesmenn them We ss
bled TO the Low PRICE OF 30 AND ACehohD d"
HALLGARTEN G. Co.,
2s BRoAD-sT
NORTHRUP g. CHICK.
q wALLsT.
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Isso.rr 100 st sc dfcns . o. ile @ lsJs s a. la
f@,ns,- sac. .l1 a. "a j., go a. lie -, f,. 4iJ sep
ali p G. Ex-AIng g, Sl.e % o. eS ~ otsis We ouott
tenb,s Oa. ltg1y bcs Gsne toi.i S.,..s e,ps ie,sS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

10 PER CENT KANSAS LOAN, secured oy
F Norg,y on C.r principal and interest praoe
in ss, YorI iutsre for SALE smoanl, 70 .ut
:" "'' FIfCH, orlS CO.. Bln.sr. II Pl-- Plne-sL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

The orotsraus alc hiscl ot Cotton inli.'s 80 w.
.T e-, y .aovr or he oase qee .,, nm, r'tb small
CANbIsS-Iho masaci or A~a - t isdlsss Sperm a
.ro,i r s s,e srrl ,ss quote 20 70 70 o.. !" i''- NF
- 5e2 - c .- fai.he a. lee-' -. - ,oo h,,s q,
az -S he is very s'roAS' Sae' 0i i "'s a.
4l ., -. rq,r- u,rkc, orened better with rr'ited
49, .-- Vst R-rs tioce An1esota His searoe am
onen2s - rir lsir1s loit hg ori No1 and Suprr
oehAnlt the close TIE mag u laii, ae,
~ er ,,g 10. al Oh Mnoa' F".T sae oi 'o'VO DUES VIC
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
". OF an nporAut spssatr ia saeass Medical college y Y.
once 2lx Flstb It, n A. N AsnsI. Dsas.
IT, saa al sAsr pesla sAa gssss vasJ DAe
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
GiiuatioMs Uauten--females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECglVED AT THB UPfoH,
OFFICES 81 West Til scold SS Wess Iseat'tni
st up to 9 D. n, a regular Office
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Republican smfe Convention in New

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 29.-Thc New Jersey
republican convention was called to order by
Hon. George Ii. HOsey. There is a large rep
resentation from every county in the state j..
G. Shpman was chosen temporary chairman,
and made speech on the importance of the can
YaSs.
Acommittee was appointed on permanent Or
ganzati0n and resolutions, and the convention
took a recess.
On Resembling, the committee on organic
alton reported for permanent chairman VIM.
Shpman, who was temporary chairman, and
vice president from each county.
The following presidential electors were APP
pointed: Charles S. Aldon and Seldom 2. Scran-
ton. The resolutions were then read and adopt
ed as follows:
Resolved that the republican party of New Jer
sey, in convention assembled, do hereby declare
anew their adherence to the principles of republi-
cantsm, as SO often proclaimed in former conven-
tt0ns and acted out whenever power has been en-
trusted to us by the people in the general state
governments: Equal rights for all men before the
law and at the ballot box; thorough and econom-
zeal administration of public affairs entrusting
places of honor or power only to worthy men, and
aprompt removal ofthose who have proved them
selves unworthy; and we cordially indorse the
platform adopted at the Philadelphia convention
and commend the same to our fellOw-citizens of
New Jersey for their support.
Resolved that the best interests of New jersey
demand the continuance IN power of the present
administration under which all our material inter-
ests have prospered beyond all precedent and of
congress tnnt will carry out it's policy OF peace at
home and abroad; and a thorough enforcement OF
the laws and removal OF abuses that have gathered
about civil service during the last forty years.
Resolved, that the great political parties of the
day are substantially the same as they were four
years ago, whatever attitude the democratic party
may to day assume or whatever candidate it NAV
put In nomination; and we confdentially point to
the present prosperous condition of our country as
q strong argument for the continuance in power OF
the republican party and we cordially invite all
honest voters of the state to cooperate with to
this end.
Resolved, that we pledge our best endeavors to
initiate the example our gallant brethren in North
Carolina and to roll up for the whole republican
ticket handsome majority In November next and
csst onr electoral votes for Grant and Wilson.
Secretary Robson then addressed the CON
vention at considerable length, after which it
adjourned
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ated, or however 1t may be known, designated
or described, give, DEVISE and bequeath unto
the city of Worcester In trust, however, TO be
by SAID city applied TO the sole and practical
use and benefit of the institution recently eStab
hshed and known as the Worcester city hOSpi-
tai, and TO no use or purpose other than that
whatsoever While | would not wish to give
any particular direction 10 the bequest, nor incur
the risk Of defeating the purpose | have in view
III making it, by imposing any limitation or
condition as TO the manner of its use, still /
should prefer to see it set apart as a separate
fund, and the income thereof, only, applied to
the support and maintenance of said hospital,
Il such course shall commend itself to the wis
dom OF those having it in charge.
Ienth-lI in course OF the settlement of nv
estate, ii shall become necessary or desirable
that any portion OF my real estate should be
disposed Of then and in that case TO avoid as
much trouble and delay as possible, hereby
authorize and emUower my executors hereinaf
ter named, or the survivor or survivors of them
or such OF them as may be in the execution of
the trust, to sell, and to pass deeds to convey
such parts or portions of my real estate as they
may think desirable at such times, in such
manner and for such prices, as they in the ex
ercise OF sound Judgment and discretion, shall
deem wise and proper, and most for the interest
oil those entitled to my estate under the several
provisions hereof: And such power and author
lily IS hereby extended to any administrator
with the will annexed, or any person legally
charged with the execution of this instrument
Eleventh. shonld esteem it Il favor if my
friends, j. Henry Hill, Henry A Marsh, and
Adm Capron, all of Worcester aforesaid, would
take upon themselves the trouble and care of
the execution of this instruments and | do
hereby nominate and appoint them to be the
sole executors hereof accordingly; and having
as do, entire confidence in them, and in their
discretion and integrity, it is my express wish
and direction that they, and each of them, be
excused from furnishing sureteS in the bond
required of them for the faithful execution of
the trust hereby committed to them.
In testimony whereof |, the said George
jacques, hereuuto set my hand and afix my seal
and publish and declare this to tc my last will
and testament, in presence of the witnesses
named below, this twenty-nnlh day of May, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-two.
(Signed) GEORGE JAQUEs.
Signed, sealed, published, and declared by
the said George Jaques, as aud for his last will
and testament, in presence of us, who, in his
presence, and in the presence of each other, and
at his request, have subscribed our names as
witnesses hereto H. G. RICE,
D. F. PARMENTER,
l. S. MERRIAM
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New York.
The LIVINGSTONE CORRESPONDENCE.

The LIVINGSTONE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The Herald denies the
Imputatlons of fraud cast upon Stanley'S dis
covery of Livingstone, and gives evidence OF
former correspondents Of Livingstone, including
a son Of Prof. Stearns of Amherst college, who
testify to tho belief that the letters received
from Livingstone are in that travellers hand
writing, and not Stanley's.
An IMITATION BUFFALO HUNT.
Niagara Fails dispatch states that q buffalo
hunt by Indians at Driving Park, Yesterday
commenced by a war dance by the Indians
-Four buhaloes were then chased around the
park, the Indians firing showers of arrows
many OF the latter landing among the crowd OF
spectators. y number Of roughs broke down
tue enclosure, when the butfaloeS were recap
tured aud housed for another exhibition. The
Brazilian princes were present, and left for
Chicago after the show was over
THE AMATEUR oARsMEN
The national convention of amateur Oarsmen
has TO-DAY adopted the following definition of
an amateur: One who does not enter into an
open or public competition for either 4 stake or
admission money, or entrance fees, or completes
with or against any professional for prize, or
who has ever taught, pursued or assisted in the
pursuit of athletic exercises as IL means of live
hhood, or had not been employed in or about
boats or on the water
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST BANK OFFICERS
A Kingston, n. Y, dispatch states that suits
have been brought in the supreme court against
Thomas Cowell, president, and S. d. Coy Ken
dali, yice-president Of the First National bank Of
ROndOut, for fraudulently apprOpriating moneys
and town bonds amounting to nearly million
of dollars, which were deposited in that bank to
the credit Of the Kingston and Syracuse rail-
road. One Benson, treasurer OF the railroad, is
also implicated. All the above were officers OF
the late ROndout and 0swego railroad.
MISCELLANEOUS.
William Walsh, wmledrunk, sh 1t Henry Blan-
chard, IL car conductor, last night, for cjecting
him from the car. Walsh was arrested.
The three mile scull race on the Hudson river
yesterday was won by Deely, who beat Englc-
hart easily. Time % minutes 10 seconds.
The furniture OF Josie Mansfield was sold at
auction to-day. Many articles brought ex-
tremely high prices.
Spence Pettus, who is charged with the Min
neapolis bank robbery, was baied to- day in
S5000
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CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT. WILLIAMS. j.
Thursday, A,tgust29 .-Joseph Larcey attempted
to steal ride over the Boston and Albany
railroad, and the result was that he brought up
in the house of correction in default of funds
to pay II fine of So and costs.
James Scanne paid a fine of So and costs
for assault and battery.
John Conln paid fine of $3 and costs for
drunkenness, and Frank McCahcy was sent over
for the non-payment of a fine of like amount
for a similar ohense.
CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-CIvm SESSION
WILLIAMS, J.-1hUFSldy, AugaSt 29.-The
first cases before Judge Williams, and the sec
ond ever tried in any Of the courts of the county
under the new court system, with jury in at
tendance, were placed on trial at the conclusion
of the criminal business. The members of the
Jury are located in the enclosure generally oc-
cupied by the city marshal and officers during
the examination of criminal cases. The wit
ness stand has been removed to the centre of the
passage way, and table, for the accommoda-
zion of tie members of the bar, occupies the
space in frop of the clerk S desk.
The first case was James Tenney VS.. Patrick
Dover, an acton, TO recover the value of prom
isory note Judgment for the plaintiff with $780,
&c. Rice & Blackmer Cor plaintiff and Bancroft
for defendant.
The second case was jeremiah Eastman VS..
Samuel X. Buell. an action to recover the
balance Of an account due for labor Judgment
for plaintiff with $3.50 Holbrook for plaintiff,
Bancroft for defendant.
On trial, Hiram Thompson VS.. A. Rice and
Others. Parker for plaintiff, Rice & Blackmer
for defendant.