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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

-, DOAN, dealCrin Dry Goods Staple and Fah
Sc cy Goods, al kinds OF Cloths Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Japs,
&c &C. Let 1t be remembered, that we keen
aothing but hrst-class goods and further will
not be undersod in this or any other western Gity
KimkalPs BLOCK, halnst. kenosnR, il
1yl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

IN whitaker u CO., Ms nufacturert 0
G6O Jt ards Paten eamlesss keins. steam
engines and boilers and all kindR OF Machinery
Also Sleigh shoes, CauldrOM Kettles, sash Weights
&C Xeparrlng done TO order We have bought
Tom Lne general agent, =. 3. Drum, the extras be
GnGlng to the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
nd will do repairs upon the same. and also ubo1
ny machines now III use.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

EWAHNEN BROTHERS, No. 70 Main st. Kenoshs
u Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly on
Aand well selected stock OF cloths, Gents Fur
nishinR Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and
Gaps OF the lateststyles. Work done and goods
old aa cheap as at any other establishment the
kYs lYl9
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DRESsMAY1NG

Miss IL. R Bates. over The Express
Once, corner Main and Market Stieets,
IL at all times prepared for work In
the Dress Making line. The strictest atten.
tlon win be given 10 all orders and in style
and finish every article will be FIRST class.
Ladies are in vltcd 10 call. CUTS FHR21@
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

livery STABLB.-Ben. Jewett isprepHre to
"a furnish the best Horses and Carriage for
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice.
Hears at all times read to attend funerals 1T
Stable on MarketSq.s aearthe Post Office
Kenosha Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

DGsEN 8 BEDEss m, ManufactureLt and
Beds. Mattresses, Upr"lAtereo Goods, Chamber
cad Parlor Sety Re%N'made Collins always Oh
hand Shop on Main near Wisconsin.
KenosnaJune 26, 1SI 1yb
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A. R II Re.

removed his Barber Shopto No. 81 Main ST
door north o ! Thos. English shop, which
Guiding Ell oroug enovate an ftte6 ur
in the best ossible manner. and where he WILDE
happy to NEE his old customers, all who requi1t
his services n the arttonsorial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

n DAM DICKFAUT Shaving, Hair cutting and
n shampOoiLk Saloon, two doors north OF X,
Simmons store. Old razors sharpened and repair.
d. Imake Ladies' and Children Z b air-cuttiug 8
pecialty, Come and try me. VZe-SA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

m ETER WALLIG, at t he store formerly occu
pied by Capron b stevens, has a lull and com
pl ste assortment Of Groceries and Provisions
Here may alrO be found good stock OF donr, iced
&C., at prlc as reasonable As any
Cor. Of n nand Pearl Streets.
~ PETER WA LIG.
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~oHNsoN's BOOK STORE,

- No so Main Street. full andcomplets
Assortmentof school Books, also Standa and mis-
Eellaueous Books. Writing and Wallpaper Sheet
Music and varieuearticles of thetrade.
s. G.. JOHNSON.
1y15.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

mnYRoN A. BAKER, Attorney ana C0nnteIlt
IEN Law real Estate agent and Juetice Ufthe
"a c.. COW, e. ancLL nbG Collection o Claims
rImutIN ATTENDED TO oh rs era terms Oface In
tmball'eBlock, cor OF Ma andParkstt ty1
hrE@sha Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Nu EAT MAkK LT. Main Street, Kenosh& WI
iva Thechoicest Ofall kind of Meats, SaltPorl
Oorned Beer, Smoked Hams Sausage, &C., do
onstantly on hand. Pricesalways reasonable.
2b VIM. ENGLE d co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23
NHARNEss SHOP.

nHARNEsssH0 ..e
"a Maiuat Kenesha.
The ubscriber would reepectTullyinformthep pub
Hcthathe keeps constantly on hand afullassort-
ment { goods in his line. Harnesses, Saddles,
&C. mad TO order. Also, all kinds Of repairing
don con short notice and atreasOnable crates.
THoe. ENGLISH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

nan ARBLE WORKS.
~ HUGGINS' 81 WASHBURT
KenOsha and Racine, Wiz I'll
Monuments and GravestOne work executed In
n E. ROBERTS. Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

- CROSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker
NE Job work 0one to order. New BuRgieEand
wagons AIwsysresdy forsaie tsti
konogha HbSSAsAA
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SEE FOURTH PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
PASSENGERS SAMRD.

POR GLAsGOw-In steamship Pfrgni1 June 25Ja. Donan.
g. We w. BaS IT. T. Sg4m R Rey Tos GS, Geo M Mose Rev Geo
sarsh R Wills stacy r. Artbur,
James Black Daniel wilkins Hon samuel Hastings John Russell
Benz ReLs T. Dow. Rev J. ~ ieunsow Thso n Ramsay,
deysnt b. Chase, Mrs Chase James Paon W H. Sheet Mrs
Sheets j. L. Johnson Rev X Morris d. Underwood Rev o NJ.
Couen Rey ?. p Bills, Henry Robinson, W. NJ B. Sove BY b.
Marsh NJ IT, Pogson John s. Garhgue Rev. Henry Gabhes Rev.
Anthony Fbey Rev Edward Van Cmpenhsute Rev Joah Mooney
B. Yard Mr.. Jas Biathone Ms. MaiarSt Caut5sf. M, May
MeKy Ms M Hye A. Baers joseph cross John Lynn sauel
NJ William, L. Power Dr. Allen Fowler John Pogo Wm Gsy9
Edgar Ey Miss H. Johnson Dr. Oronhystekbi Alex Scott Cruk
FOR LTyBRPoeLra .urr'hip Ru.'ta Jane 2SMI. J. Dodge
and daae'e "a Mr. IT, a. H. ha7s@sy ] T VT oJ, $ S T io ,9 W n
n Throop Chaa Amory w r. Foster John sherman,
gsSss sI;qaes Sea NJ D. M sS @ MNa hn MIS- ' SSag ten
IiIysiryn ". L. BEs, }. L hr wason and wife G. Cotton
M Col5un M Ctipsm, C. r schmidt, EsoOmbe, B. She'd
pSt ! f. aSe1 D. r. Hsrts5o1T Mr. and Mrs w. MaetageaTt
Mr. and RiSird Rowe John Carton John Carton l Rev "
E6u Root G. W Rdg Miss NJ Esy.rck Fnscs Krqau Hon. G.
Gen Coli. and vie Rev Dr. Ruider and vic g. A. Dootr L.
Radler wilder M and Mr. H. sylyester Commaaaer Wool
Nss Fsfe O. PBradforiAPsk Mr. Mea .onsJ Dalon
S21a & bsnss a. If0LPBq Bpcv J5n Y,r Mr. R, Mr. S
N Davis } r. Burri DeCosa Chas D. Burd Mr. and Mr,
Duser and wife Mis- Duse Van G H. $ Dgser.
R, G Van Du,e 5 D. warren M L9yd A,P3Ea IVA Mr. a5d T Mrs
servant w x Cooke Moorehea MAJOR Mae9mb ,ad servant
T p,os sT p E. S cip As and S 5 Jo5a %' euaSsl %S
81. BUnil Z. n Dawson, s O. Ward Mr and Ars 7 Mont,
nurse j. r Stae yes, E. Brown Sequari Mr' = Bwa
M's Manhs Hiss L. Mala Mr. NJ, John II. Sherwood Mr.
1ad Ms J. BIqiss, M fnd HFs H. FarHa@ Mr. AMI Mr. r.
and ars a. R. Palmer Ms g. whitman nf,9i, aad
Leod Sir AMI Mr., b H. Moore Moore Mr. G B. Moore
Mr. W. H. Garner Miss GaTeI two children maid NJ C. A. Se"l,i
Ross at B. l. cq5. NJ V. Ward Mr. wnshsr B5,en. Mr
Mr. Loz D. Mayer Col W. A. Taylor. M Tbos Tusley.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
BELLEyUE As A HOSPITAL

o,,,.,c,., ,vsprcT1oN by THE ALDERNiAN1C COM
,,,,.r,.r. REPORT IN FAVOR OF ITS CONTINU-
ANCE 49,
Aldermen Koch and Morris Of the Alder
,,o,ic Committee OF Public Works visited Bellevue
Hosrital at p m. yesterday TO consider the exped
encv Of the removal OF the hospital TO give place TO
City Prison. Dr. Lewis A. sayre and Warden Brennan
showed them over the hospital and explained its man
agement II appeared that the buildings were well ven
tlated: tiat the wards kept in excellent order
no evidence OF the germs of gangrene having settled
about the walls visible and il shown from sew
eral exceedingly OF surgical treatment,
which were doing we'll that this could be the case
Dr. Sayrc urged upon their attention the facts that
the building was very heathy located
that 1t the thicky settled part
Of the city, and consequently near to the seat OF
accident and disease that uptown location would
for the present and time 10 come be exposed TO
maariou influences from defective drainage in that
part Of the City that centrally located hospital pre-
sented better advantage for the treatment of DISEASES
and accidents than multitude OF smaller institutions
scattered here and there that the hospital In aordns
the unity for multtudes Of students to witness
operations and the treatment OF Diseases was great
benefit to the interests of medicine. The great theater
Tor clinics in the top story OF the central DulIdng VIM"
seats 63 persons sndoi anu VIII , the Doctor stated
| had increased the number OF medical stuuIn'SS -
so drawn or the students from Philadelphia that it had
become necessary build hospital in connection WIN
one of the medical institutions that city. Dr. Sayre
claimed that the death-rate in the hospital was hot
greater than that of any other hospital ID he cl any ~
mat n was far less than in European hospitals and 1t
WAS 10 be remembered that many extreme cases come
| to this hospital, which many others would not take
The dcatbrate OF last unusually large OWING
10 the large number OF unsrOkes and the prevalence Oh
cercbro spiral meningitis an epidemic. Dr. Sayre
also stated that certain improvements we're neenea ln
the buildings; a better arrangement OF waterclOsets
! an elevator 10 convey patients 10 the clnie-ro0m
separate pavilion for eTyspeas cases and eventually
tbr introduction OF the latest improvements Ill Venta-
nOu. - , A.. 49,,
| tinuance OF the Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
AnvENruREs OF A CORPSE.

The apparently lifeless body of "A man was
found in tn street. about three years ago. and carried
10 a police station, whence il transferred in the
desd-wagOn, to the Morgue. No one having identified
claimed 1t for interment IL subsequently placed
in rough pine coffin for burial IN Potters Field. While
the charity undertaken mailing down the lid OF the
coffin. the supposed corpse became suddenly animated
and. announcing that IL Christian schmidt, o.
d German pasterer, II shambled away Two years
later the seeming corpse Of again found un
der similar circumstances, and passing through the
same routine Of transportation 1t deposited side by
side with the unknown dead on a marble slab at the
Morgue 20 await Identification. Small streams Of water
were permitted 10 trckle its surface 70 prevent
rapid decomposition. scarcely had its Involuntary
vuisiyely, ii from the cold marble slab aud rOblng
ieh in ts accustomed tattered garb 10 feeblY pro
Claimed seIf christian Scluuidt age o. German pas-
tereT and tOttCrcd away from The nMsOme charnel
house few days ago drunken warrant. who de-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LYERPOOLTa steamship Nsudd1 Jane l5-A. Le Cercq
IT, Hopkins Washington Mrs.. F. D. Smith Mrt F. Strong, Mrs
T. Banks Miss Lille Banks Miss Emmio Banks, Thomas j. Pu.
son the Rev. Rdgway M and Mrs r. A. Brick, child sni
nurse Mrs W r. Jones Miguel NelscO and william IT,
Powell Thomas Eaou. william Saadrng james hctOn0che Ns
HArrof Smith, Master W. 4 Smith john b. Jacobs Alex
andr Nichols MARY E. Wade James Gibson John T.
Kndrick Miss lloss Jose De Fabregs Nj Schuer
NJ and A. DeuisOn Miss L. Hasb0uck Mr W. G. Barck
Mr4 G. H. Smith Smith Miss Mamie G. Smith, Mr.. s.
H. Niles EcceOn. 1r John kendncs Miss VI Knight
FROM HAMBURG-Tn steamship HdrmOntd. June, 2'lares
Mogat Leopold Strauss end chreni j. NJ Sa B. " Baer
Mout1 Isiior and Aioph sclluter,
II GualSerte Willis Catherine Raubtscheck anl :
children VOme7er Edwin Klein and wife Victor WIZ anil vile.
Bernard semund Carl Syert s. W. Fischer Anna Mouer
Nm Urbach. Ph aTsy, Adam KIM charles Nye,
Augusie Mahr Wilhelm Me wife and tour cl.len naFl1tie
Salomon Heinrich and daughter Else Feuerstein Au-
guste Spiess son, FOael snd wife Louise Erte.
and three children Ka Schwarz Caror N0ri y
Jonas Carl Rgget Constance Wnkler Al0ph Deupe
li Jus. Hach. Blmn stern, Carl henharlt
Emanuel Schier NJ. Scisrp. Mr. Devild and family.
PROM LIYERPOOL-IB steamship Jfrd June 2Mrs Syndam,
maid N A. BAJsn Mrs s. BRADLEY and daughter
DAMMIT children and iufan A. Male, A. GOdteiIoy Mss
Moody McParren J. p Oliver C. f. W iars.
Edwards -s1El MrA Gastenlier. J. Mtri1,
Cullen, noT j. Peabo1y Dr simpson hrH9are and lady
A. Prenss lady ehireni W. J. Ohemer T. A. Eisol
M Davies solomon, r. Slner Capt Hieit and ad M Lewis
lazy NJ Henderson, g. A. Henderson, A. Brown, j. lke A.
A. Taylor B Hail. LADY chi d. and nurse G VI Bliss,
M. Fuller aBd lady, J. WaerhOle l. Hope l. MAILER j. faI0n
s n; Mr.. Strickland p A. Virgins, H. C. lea, g. Gai G. b.
Yaugh Roberts and lady, p FENDER Dr. G. Mes SDd
Nj Seeugmanu. Mrs Poaon. g. NJ Foster J. D. Aeeesses
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Tombs Police Court, before Justice Dow
ling Yesrily George McCafrey saloon keeper committed for n
alleged attenn Joseph Cassidy with drnfe The accused
ave complainant bal cfead disturbance in bis Soon and
he bad intenion of stabbng the man.
Jacob and David Carney were brought up yestcr-
d. m the Yorkye before Judge Bby charge Of
having stolen bill Thoms McOgsn OF No. oi Srhaye
Il alleged bill that David had changed The
police looking for the who changed IL The prisoners
renanded O the stauOn'house
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Cummings Of No 6J7 Frave committed for ra lot at
tempting Of clothes worth $50 from John White of No.
lie detected in the act bY the companants VIE
TOomey aud John Kelly committed for sn6hg Eaich
Hugh Oars No. az Peast the latter was
walking through Chryse st., Tuesday night
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday be-
fore Recorder lace Edward Tman and Susannsh gnan lis
worth prl George H. Brown Of No 6J Phsye,
brought The pleaded guilty and bis sentence
deferred Friday June a. Loe prosequ entered In tue
H. Drske pleading guilty OF forgery
o James Dufy pleaded guilty Of uety larceny snd
Nilln smith ani Charles
ruke Jointly stealing linen from Bennett viii
hams pair shoes from MARY French sent 70 the
Peuientary months each. having admitted their Cut
following ted-Asstan District Attorney Russell sp-
people. charged with burglary the
and grand Larceny stealing from the dwelling Charles
Onehundred June w
money guilty the State Prison Tor 10
A. defended him Edward lauey CHARGED with feloniOusY
revolver, May
Srthaye guilty snd sentenced to the Penentay for
month";. John o. Mott for the prisoner Esther Jscobs tried on
knowingly receiving stolen goods OF clothing
jeWey worth 5 belonging TO Joseph Gon Of No. o. BaY
They traced 10 the seeondhand clothing store OF the
cuse ~ May 90 The guilty knoseIgc however,
wa, not proved and the Recorder jury Of
al A. 10
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

upon the murder and ts introduction was strenuous
opposed by Mr.. OCOnOr. The Court 1oWover' i, ~
mitted it the first exception taken during .no @ u
called was Nelson W. Young. andi after tue .sahB p pt
the post -mortem examination made by d. MATED" '"o
prosecution closed. . ,or ,ha
Mr.. Beach. at $50 D. m, opened the case I,eS lyL e
prisoner, and occupied hour ana haii III hs bsd
10 the Jury During the entire day the prisoner nau
remained calm and COLLECTED, but as MI boaSn ns
ceeded In pathetic manner to describe tne nnac
nend had inflicted upon his VIE and o9iidIo, mo
prisoners feelings suddenly gave way anu Uppnsi
hIs head in his hands he wept c cohtin,uou5y ., ~
Tie line OF defense which will be followed Dy Wv
oner's counsel as gathered from the opening re siv
~ Mr. Reach will he the Introduction OF testimony
showing that the continuous il-treatment Oh 'o "der
worth family Dy tho deceased ana ms threats 10
Walworth acted without any premeditation OF lteno'
bnt under the influence of an impulse when no "aS ue
void OF reason aud consciousness
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

,t2pm supplementary Pier ~ H. Ia eosci a. 23O
n M at q m from Pier No. Jh. X
FRIDAY. JUsB n.
On and after the steamship docks and ded
10 20 by Supplementary Ma be prepaid double postage By
stamps as no money received by the CLERK
Mai for Hshfar closed al the EesI9rk PoOhoe
day a o m and Boston
Mails for the feWYork Post once Mon
day and FRIDAY D. Steamship sails from Portland Ne. on
Tad.y and SATURDAY Due New York Friday, at
Letter postage all West IHdes except when going direct. will
cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. JUsE a.
Great Britain and France via Queenstown end Liverpool W
the steamship Adnatc at u NJ Supplementary hsl
White Star DOCK Pagona Ferry. Jersey City. will close li3
stesmsp sails D. m. from White Star DOCK, Payona Ferry,
Jersey CIV
GA letters deposited in Supplementary Mails b. prepaid With
3oubs postagel
Por closed Mails Europe Bremen By the
steamship Rhen mails close at II No Supplementary Mail
Steamship sails at from foot of 1bri't. Hobosen
Mails or France direct Brest and HaUe steamship Pener
will close at Steamship sails al a. m, from fef No. '
~
M for Rev West by the steamship Clyde close Al steam
ship sails at .. m, from Pier No. 20 Il. X
SUNDAY. JUNE %.
Mails close at IL O'Clock fvst-Ohoe from a
n. 10 II
MONDAY JrNs 3O
Malls for Panama Aspnwa the Central American and SOl fa
o6c ports per the steamship Rising Star. a. u o
ship sails a ~ NJ from Per No RN K
Mails for Kingston Jamaica. Savana and Turks Island by we
steamship ClaHbel close at Steamship sails from Pier NO u
NJ. H. at4p.m
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEw- YORK. wednesdaY. Jun

NEW YORK "wednesday. June o. 1s7,
At the Exchange, to-day, but one public ,alo
was consummated Joseph Mcclure sold ly Legal order
parcel Of tenementbouse property located on Dclan.
cey-st This same property has twice previously been
sold by legal order upon one the occasions during
October last the price at which Il struck down was
1890 owing however 10 some n;ounaty IN the pro
ceedngs the sales have been set aside by the Court Ia
day tender Of 5000 WAS made to the referee having
tho matter In charge before the property offered
which stated % ba the fun amount O,
claims against the property, the tender va.
refused; It is not unlikely, Therefore. thar
for some technical the sale Of to-day may be de-
cared Of non effect. We we're informed that the prom
erty is equtably worth about sll,ODO. We have fro
lance prices obtained for real estate sold by legal
order, as ia majority Of Instances they gir
purchases not unfrequeutY result I'm acquiring au Inter
est IN tho quarrels OF others Prudent dealers there
fore, are usually deferred from bidding. We append
other than the above was by VIM Kennedy Ot two os
and gore located on OHc-bundredthsJ between Ninth
aud Tenth-ayesr which were Knocked down to Party
acting in the interest VI the owner 90 t3eJ
We shall be enabled 10 give the results obtained 10 tho
suburban sales held today by Jere. Johnson r.. at
Hyde Park, L. L. aud by Bcts, Burnett o., a. MOrrs
town " j., under tomoIro~, dtte. - 49,. ...
Bros Elizabeth sale on Thursday. owing 70 tho
peremptOry character Of the announcement Tho
"POllOck" prOperty1s well known as among The most
valuable I'm that growing city, and being Immediately
adjoining North Elizabeth station, North and Wavery
Parks the character OF the Improvements In that neigh
Of mortgages and Otncr complications, trustee, hava
been appointed by the CREDITOR and on Thufaiay next
Messrs. A. @. kcaslcy, the DisirctAuoruey " tho
state and f. A. 5. Man. acting trustees, have ordered
A. d. Melick, jr, BIO, the popular Jersey
aucOneers sell the entire property without
A. the lots front paved and Gagged, almost
the heart Of the city and they are {, be sold at pur
chasers' prices, an immense attendance Is assured.
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.
Sales announced 20 be made the Exchange n0.e
IhnrsfdB. June l0-EyJ Jams ". Miller.
Erecuors b5 order Of Wm simpson " Walter
deceased house and lot u 1ocate aud kn0sh
MarketsL
sale under the direction Of George Ingfihlm referee
53rC3 the southey side oi B1Jme scst.fy
EsseHst
By r. y MsENk IT,, f Bro.
Continual at0n sale, BE- made the premises Newark n j.
number VI veil located lots " ground
Rtehdrd g. HGrne.
sale direction Of T. Ruygss referee
houses ami lot f3) located the south eaery VI lrAS
place aud Sixteeuthst
IN yers. Johann Jr
Adjourned sale the premises Great Neek l. By order
james Backsel number Of lois including ,f0as.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

An inauest was taken yesterday in the Ma
rno Court Part ILL., before Judge Curtis ior tne pan
tiff in the case Of Ferdinand Strauss agt Wilam & as
truck, for sl5l 40; A. H. wagner Ior 'no p'ii''' anu
j. ii. Staats for the defendant
In tbe limited States District Court, yester-
day suit was begun by cGpias against Foster shaffer
Joseph Kirkpatrick. Charles Knowlton Hawkes. ana
Franklin j. Pratt $4,000 the amount oI tnelF
bond sureticS for Perry fulcI, iollneIJ Nooo'o
Customs at New Orleans.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spauding an inquest taken yesterday for the plain
tiff in the case Of Holland agt Mars. for SGT 26; Uman
a. Reed for the plaintiffs, and B. r. Pin1ed for the de-
endant. In the case o DunnII ag & ;I uo 10
the defendant the complaint was dismissed with costs
and $25 allowances.
In the Marine Court Part l., before Judge
Howland. yesterday. suit tried between Charles
b. Helfenstein and f. De Cernea the former suing for
the value Of horse, which he claims he purchased Of
the defendant on May 1872 under false representations
for 500 The horse proved unsound and worthless and
died two weeks alerward. The DalntlI was put 10 con
siderable expense and brings suit Tor 500 ana interest
with costs of the action. The defendants answer was
general denial. The testimony was very cohnCtlhe
veterinary surgeons both sides con racung one an
Other The iury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
the full amount claimed Reed Frccla1d for Tue PLAIN
tiff and A. Akin for the defendant
In the Marine Court, Part J., before Judge
Howland, yesterday, Joseph II. Lppe sued G. Long
staff claiming that on October 80 1872, John Fitzgerald
gave him chattel mortgage coupe TO secure the
payment of S5j 65 on before Jan ls3 ana that the
money vas not paid. Ho accordingly brought suit
against Longs'a who has the coupe in his possess
so TO recover IT, or $500 which ho alleges is the value
of IT, aud 500 damages ana costs The defendant claims
that the cOupo belongs to fif ne haFng purchaseu II
at public auction, where 10 was left by Fitzgerald 10 De
sold, and that Tho plaintiff attended the sale at the
time he bought IT, and assented to the sale, and
present when Fitzgerald was paid for II. He thus
waivod any and ali claims that he might have had to
the property under the mortgage or Otherwise yer
diet FOR the plaintiff for the possession OF the property
with costs and s25 allowances was given Theodore f.
c. Dcmarest for the plaintiff, and Thomas Cushing Tor
the defendant.