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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-05

OF the Buffalo Clothing House is selling
goods cheaper than the cheapest for the
holiday trade. Call inc see him at No. 2
Main street. Ldec >.
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Choice
For Rent Store Room.

HoYT & SPEAR.
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a platform spring Wagon, suitable for
one or two horses. Enquire at Bartlett &
Herzog's Livery stable, or A. r. Gates.
Jan. 22-tf
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Ruffer SeOfeh.
Notice.

Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and all throat complaints.
Il. WALDECK.
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For SaIeI

A farm offs acres, 2 Horses and 10 Cows.
Enquire at the Allen House. Leavittsburg,
Ohio tJan. 2-5ts
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Timothy Seed,
Glover Seed. Red-Top Seed. An fresh
quality. HOYT & SPEAR.
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Maltby's II. & MS.
And all the other popular brands. at Nc.
ConnelIs.
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Having leased the Steam Flouring Mills
Of Messrs Rus & Medbury. we are now
ready to do custom grinding on short 40
tice. Come and see us.
Jan. -. d. W. CAMP & co.
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Island Mills.

Strong Bottles
For bottling wine and cider. sold very
cheap. STATIONS DR. ug Store.
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Great Bargains,

Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and h~iscuits.
Oct D. H. WALDECK
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ALI Goods Delivered
Free Of charge, by Mcconnell.
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Benjamin ]. Cruces
Prepared Infant Food, for sa lie by
H. G.. STRATT0N 4 co.
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Accidents

C. s. Maltby's Oysters
By the Case, Can and Half Can, at Cleve
land prices, at h WALDECkS.
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Having

All the Popular
Brands Of Oysters at McConnen's Dining
Rooms Main 81
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A TTACHMENT

A T~TACHMENT.
Hall. Pl'tf, vs. VIM. Faweett.
Delt, Before Jefferson Palm, Justice of the
6Sdee, OF warren township. Trumbul Co.
Onio. Vi jan l6, 1873. said Justice Issued an
order OF Attachment in the above cause
ior the sum OF one hundred and FORTY dol
HTS MAHLON HALL
Jan. p, lS73-4t.
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Corn Meal

Corn Meal! Corn Meal!
The place to get No. meal by the quanti-
ty is at ID. W. CAMP q cos.
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7. J. MeLAIN & son,
B A N K e r S,
w Ohio.

ME continue to transact all kinds
w OF business pertaining to Banking. as
Tor years past, at our old stand, No. q. Main
street. From a long experience in this
county, we are able to render to our cus-
toners every advantage which appertsins
70 their interest. We guarantee satisfac-
ton to all whodeal with Us.
We loan money at reasonable rates, and
buy good paper, long or short.
We receive deposits In our Savings Bank
department. and allow interest thereon.
We buy and sell eastern exchange.
We buy and sell gold and D
We sell Revenue Stamps for checks.
We buy and sell, and obtain for customers
government bonds ( all FIRST class securities.
We are special agents for the sale of
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds, a hne In
vestment, paying $50 interest In gold.
Wemake collections on favorable terms.
We sell our own drafts on Great Britain
and Europe. furnishing the best facilities
ior sending money to the old country.
We book passengers to and from all Euro
pean ports, BY the Cunard, Inman. White
Star, Nationals and Anchor Lines OF Stea.
mers at lowest rates.
We AVE a large number Of dwellings for
rent possession TO be given in hes spring.
Persons desirous of transacting any bust
ness as above mentioned, are respectfully
solicited to give us a call.
JAM 5, lS75-imo
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Official RepOrt.

The following is n Report Of Che Upti-
mus Cheese Factory, of Mecca, for the
season of 1872; Reynolds & Taylor pro-
prietors:
Number of 746
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Cheaper than hay. at
Jan. q. CAMP * RANDALLiS.
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| For Sale /!

Roasted COffees.
Java and Bio. fresh roasted.
HOYT & SPEAR.
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NunotT u f9U
lbs. milk received. -, zoo, COS
" cheeses made.-...- 7,I3S
lbs. cheese made. 2S,5Ig
Net amount to patrons 2,S5l.9e
Net average to patrons for the season,
10 cents per 10.
Number OF pounds of milk to pound OF
cheese. %.
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Houses and Lots for Sale or Rent.

Ahouse n lot on Pine street and one or
East Market St., Warren. Enquire Of
Nov. l3-tf NJ. A. PATMOR.
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Piano for Sale.

s~paulding's Glue mends Furniture, Toys &c
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EARM EOp SATF

DARN FOR SALE
y acres known as the Adds s.. Gilbert
lsrm. In Rowland township, will be dfvi-
Oeu into two farms IL desired, OF 10 and 20
acres. House, two barns. orchard and pIen-
y OF good timber. Terms-smau m
down, balance on long time with INTEREST
AudIess SEYMOUR OLIN.
Jan. .. 1915 RaVeuna Ohfo
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" :" :" WI -
OF THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.

To Nail Subscribers 5000 a year, beginning
any day; and at the same rate per month for
any part Of the year.
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These are the things we rely on to
make dull times lively.
%e@5ne~ + 9&~.
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ANIMAL ELECTION AT THE PRODUCE EX-
CHANGE

ACKNOWLEDGMENT existed yesterday at tho Germ
Excharfe consequent upon the annual election OF
officers fr the year being chosen. No less than
nine ticsts were in the field, but the contest
really lay etween the candidates Of two factions,
the 'regulsss," headed by Franklin Edison, and the
"economistsand progressonlsts," whose standard
bearer Is isaS II. Reed, former President Of the
present 2, 2l0 Members, OF which about fifteen hum
dred voted. A there are so many mixed tickets
in the field them result will not DC known untl
this morning. he following is q list OF the candI-
dates voted for. The regular ticket
For P7'estdent-sranklln Edison.
For Vice I1-esidpt-Benjanin w. Floyd.
For 7redsurer-enjamin c. Bogert.
For Hspectors.9orge II. Webster, Archibald
Harris, Edward Is. Vearsall, Augustus E. Simons.
Edward M. Jewell.
The opposition hav,the following as their motto
and nominations oi oficers:-"Economy and
Progress"
For President -IsaacJ. Reed.
For vice Preside1u-Jmes Mcbride.
For MISUNDERSTANDING G. Bogert
For Hspectors-Frank II. Allen, jeremiah v.
spader,, Edwy 3. Ketchai, Henry Ward, Theodore
8. Littcll.
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couaT CAlENlAr-THls DAY,

SUPRENx CoURr-CrRcUIT-Pa Held by Judge Bar
rett.No s09 SIN. s 1898 23i6 92a 26s7, 1855, aOh,
go All 655h, 66y, ,9 767 776, S0l S3 1884, 1898 Part
EHeld by Judge Van BI unt-Same calendar
SUPREME COUHT-CnAm by Judge Fancher-
nos ~ ID II. g. g. o. o. 70. 49, 7s 26S B 265. 266
rs, SUPERIOR Cousr.TaIAL TxRx-Part l-kos. 2s4s 9s4l
dsso 1894 1917 2lss. 20i 299, 1875, 1881. % 27s, ~
zdas part2mHeld BY Judge Morei-Nos. 66 1854, Ms,
l lssSsa laS i2 1919 2o4 NtS 2oso 2oa 2o 1904! no
2m2, 24. POS. 100 162 1912 2iA 9OlS 1888 1853 1865
1eao i6s2 m1 lioD 1885, 472 l2o lz6z ls4, 1854, III
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TERx-Held by Judge
Daiy-Nos ~ n g. 81 Part Held by Judge J: 4
alyNos 1917 1888 1894 $685. As 81 1901 1906 l649 1862
1862 So, t7l, l4!0 i08 Part 2-Hed by Judge Loew.-
a Nas 2 saS y gI1i j2 a 1850 s 1904 1877 1851 1880 1912
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part mos 2lls 1896 l77l
o4 l755 2OS 2l09 1890 l4S6 Pas 1916 1914 SD 2296
29s 2isC 1887 1885, l949, 2O9 23ll 2Si5 1881 1888 1851
2s5g IA partS.Held by Judge Curtis-Nos 2n26 1858
lS7S 2si 2so 1902 zo4 ISIS 1929 23s2 1884 1886 2si2 1898
CoURr OF GENERAL sEssIoss-Part l-Before Re-
corder Hackel John O'Kourke, David Mooney,
robbery; James Duffy Frances Martin, James
Hennessey, ielonious assault and battery; John
nConnelL John H. Hill, grand larceny; .am
uel Jacobs larceny and receiving stolen goods John
York larceny from the person. James Hughes, forgery
Henry q Il Davies Anna Davies false pretences; Levy
Judge Suiherland;-John Dwyer James Clinton, William
Carroll Thoma Belt el0nions assault and battery otto
Bernng. forgery: George = Fyte, Robert COT, Charles
Haliock grand larceny Albert Broom receiving stolen
goods; - Banbridge smith Clement Hardt John
battery; James r. Dodd cruelty to animals; James Cur
Tin, Thomas Carroll, concealed weapons
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MARINE C0UR1-?AaT 3.


Important to Landi0 and Tenants.
Before Judge spauding.
Forsythe Stcyens.-The plaintiff sued the defendant
to recover cost OF repairs to premises No North Moore
street. rented by plaintiff agent the defendant under
rented portion OF the premises storage Of empty
barrels and boxes from the LIST OF May 1872 at $l4
month"; that defendant entered upon the occupancy Of
the premises and at once to store upon them
large and heavy barre OF paint which in little tme
VINO lived in the house alter two weeks complained that
deendant was putting the premises to other than
had been con racted or and that the landlord
eyer, said that any damage done would be made
AL right After eiSh months occupany the
and the ee b for Which re-
alleged, were rendered necessary through the wlfu
neglect OF the defendant For the defence 1t was CON
tended that he premises In question were rented
general storage purposes IN connection with DEFENDANTS
business OF manu- acturer of pain and oils and
specific contract was made that the only goods 10 be
stored there were to be mere empty boxes and barrels
by the Court was.hrst as to the terms Of the renting
ana ey.n in Defendants view OF the case, had
the sre 6ssn any nprSpsr or use
damage OF the plaintns properly. As in all
such cases, the crcdihility Of the witnesses was
Important consideration Tor jury With regard to the
was that the only to be stored to be empty
boxes and barrels how could such arrangement APP
was part Of DEFENDANTS business II they determined
that the contract general storage In connection
with defendants business II would be for them TO
whether there had had not been reasonable and pr
dent the premises enable him to carry On his
business II they found from all the circumstances that
there damage done TO the premises In excess OF
compensation putting the premises in good condl
ton as they were before.
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Argument i'm the Mcdonnell
ExtraditiOn Case.
THE W0ODHULL-CLAFLM LIBEL SUIT.
Important Landlord and Tenant Suit
in the Marine Court.
Trials in the Court of Gen
eral Sessions.

The argument on writs of habeas corpus and GER
torar for the purpose of reviewing the decision Of Com
missioner in the OF George Mcdonnell,
of the alleged forgers the Bank of England was CON-
menced yesterday In the United States Circuit Court
before Judges Woodruff and Batchord Counsel for the
prisoner argued that sufficient had been made
the extradon OF the accused. rhe argument will
be continued to-day.
Judge Smalley in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday called the civil jury calendar and fixed days
for trials of causes.
Judge Davis yesterday granted adjournment Of the
trial OF william NJ. Tweed the big Indictment most.
poning it until October This done on the certif-
Drs Meridth, Clymer, Carnochan and ex Coro-
Schrmer that would endanger the life Of one Of
Mr. Tweed's counsel to go with the case The under
standing is that further delay shall be caused by
counsel.
Victoria Woodruff and her sister, Tenne c. Clafin ap
peared in the Court of Oyer and Termner yesterday to
answer to an Indictment charging them with a libel
which appeared time ago in paper published by
them Judge Davis the bench, but subsequently
retired representation by their that Judge
Davis had prosecuted the parties this charge United
States District Attorney and that would not be right
for him to sit Judge in case Judge Barrett then
took his seat on the bench, when Mr. r. Howe defend
ants counsel, moved for an adjournment the ground
OF the absence of material witnesses the defence
This District Attorney Phelps opposed case was
thereupon adjourned till morning when all the pros
and cons for and against the motion for adjournment will
be argued
Charles X. Lawrence and George H. Gardner EN-.
ployed In the Custom House. assigned, in September
1872 their pay from the government the following
month Of October to John E. Bliss, they agreeing
writing to collect the money Bliss agents. when pay
able, and hand 1t over TO him. They failed So and
Bliss sued each of them in the First District Court
Judge Quinn, for conversion of the moneys Judgment
was given for the defendants in case Judge Quinn
holding that sale by public officer his salary pre-
vious to its having been earned void against
pubic policy The Court OF Common Pleas today at
frmed the Judgments
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deem u necessary therefore. that in addition % the
ordinary cleaning and repairing OF special and
thorough examination be made OF all the sewers drains
basins and cuverts In this clty In to ascertain
0ad odors from sewer openings and the choking up q
cuverts with dirt and rubbish and remove every OBJ
sructon TO complete drainage OF the city. You Will at
once proceed 20 make his examination, and will
70 70 keep the sewerage system In good working order
respectfully, GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT,
Commissioner Of Public Works.
commissioner Van Mort makes the following
ssatement Of public moneys received by the De-
Saturday LAST
For water water rent and penalties sH.77s 50
or - VT peImits $50 %
-. s@~s po8nAAsS III Is
53 n
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TomBs POLICE COURT.
Arrest OF an Alleged Receiver OF Stolen
Goods-Alexander Lever, the Dishonest
Walter, Committed-AssauIt ON Detec-
tive DiIks.

About two weeks ago the premises OF Dennis O'Don.
oghue 90 Chambers street, dealer in silks
tered by burglars and $500 worth OF silk carried
away.
Mr. 0Donoghue went TO Captain Irving OF the Central
Office who advised MIN TO issue printed circulars
the property stolen to the principal silk manufac-
turers in the city and vicinity. A few DAYS
since Mr. O'Donoghue received telegram from
Nessrs Hamil Booth, OF Paterson, n j. stating that
they had received silk answering the description
worked up into skens Hamil Booth had received
IL from Slcka Co.. in Broome street Through them II
was traced to a named John Walk who lives in
Thirty-second street, near Eighth avenue.
Walk arrested by Detective Eustis and brought be-
fore Judge Hogan yesterday. He admitted having sold
the property in question TO sicka but AYERS that he
bought Il from woman named Mrs. Brown, residing
Libby Hotel in Warren street. for $3.50 The prisoner
was held by His Honor Justice Hogan until he could
procure additional testimony relative to his Innocence In
Yesterday afternoon woman was brought into Court
In charge OF Officer Mnge, OF the Fourteenth precinct
grossly intoxicated. Her face was frightfuy bloated
and her clothes nearly torn of her back in her
struggles get She laughed and cried alternately
morbid antpathy to the police officers seemed her prn,
cpa characteristics and she shrank from them IN dread
fear. She proved 10 be the welknown Fanny wright
who murdered Offcer McChesney, OF the Eighth pre-
cnct in 1867 for which offence she served term 1.-TWO
years and a half In Sing Sing
Alexander Lester the walter employed by MT lselin In
Twenty sixth street. accused ang 81 800 worth Of
lewelry from that gentleman yesterday brought on
rom boston, and fully committed by Justice Hogan TO
answer
Detectives Assaulted.
Detectives Dilks and fully were yesterday crossing
fulton street, near Nassau, when man, named Peter
Taylor, pushed against them. nd. N him.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE g. ls7s-TR1PLE SHEET

indictment the same which HIS Honor. Judge Davis
had prosecuted when United States District Attorney.
and no da not think IL would be proper for him 70 Try Il
mcnt
Judge Davis said that suabcent for him; II Il
was the same indctmcn Mt he would not hear H. although
feeling confident that he could do so impartay.
MT Howe then said he presumed the case would 90
Judge Davis said mo, that he would send for another
Judge.n
Judge Barrett arrived In few moments, and took his
Mr. Phelps stated his Honor what had already trans
pired. $3.50
Mr. Jordan then renewed the motion to postpone the
trial. urging that there several witnesses
70 ihe defence who were now absent OF them in
California.
Ne Phelps said he was very doubtful as to the good
found in December last he thought ample time had been
given 70 the accused 70 prepare for trial - ~
MI Rowe said they could emb0dy the statement In an
andavl Ihere was IN fact, he said, niece ssity to
urge ms client TO speedy trial unprepared The Tobs
we're uil OF cases which, in justice those confined
mere should lie hrst taken up. 1t singular co 81
aence tnl the deien lans had been notified appear
ere toaay ana also 10 put IN appearance the
any IN the United states Dis riot Court indictments
invoiyng the same issue. lie advised by his clients
that besides the witness in California miss Mckinley,
De very important showing the truth al eyed
libel one OF these WAS Mole Deiord, and the other
young woman known as DAISY"
me INSURER Attorney insisted that there nothing
III ms mat would give reason ad ournment but
Judge Barrett postponed the matter until this morning.
uIe ,tng counsel prepare ai1ayiI bringing them
serves within The rule. The Court then adjourned
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COURT Of OYER AND TERmlNER.
The Grand J,Ny-Fanny NV

ONNy-T&HMy
The June term opened yesterday, and Grand Jury
composed of the following named gentlemen was EN-.
panelled:-Charles W. Belts. foreman; John Britton
Emory Patt George Dunn, sears Baldwin, George
Gluckmeyer, william Birkenshaw, John H. Barter, Ed.
ward Boldly Thomas Bell, Edward l.. Harding George
NJ Eddy Benjamin Banks Charles Hobe, Samuel M
Haydock George b. Peck, Charles Edwards, William
Williamson Albert G shattuck Ambrose Z Forbel
Judge Pratt charged them in the usual manner and
they then retired to their duties They Immediately IN
caught in Mr.. Dingsc's house, at Myrtle Clinton
avenues.
There appears be little business for the Oyer and
Termner this month. The of Mrs Fanny Hyde the
in the Eastern District wilt be called but it is thought
that the trial will not take place this term. Mrs Hyde
remembered that after the disagreement of the jury
her trial last Summer she admitted to bail. When
District Attorney BrOn manifested desire try the
again last Fall the defendant not forthcoming
and her bail forfeited She arrested in Wash.
ngton few months ago. brought to Brooklyn and sent
To Jail to await her second trial.
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KINGS COUNTY MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting Of the Board OF Aidermen-A
Reward for the Goodrich Murde rcr.

The Brooklyn Aldermen are considering the pro-
pricy Of changing and improving the City Hall. Yes.
terday afternoon, at meeting OF the Board communi
cation was received from the Commissioners Of City
Works containing an estimate of the expense which
would be incurred by the york II appeared from this
that certain improvements, including the addition OF
wings 10 the building the erection of French roof the
hagEng OF the oors and the introduction Of larger win
dows &C, would cost about $4,000 The matter was re-
terred 10 the Committee Public Lands and Buildings
Alderman Richardson offered a resolution, which was
passed, providing for reward OF any person or
persons who should furnish information the
which would lead TO the arrest OF the murderers OF
Charles Goodrich II also resolved favorably to re-
ceive any offer o. The gas companies 70 the city and ct
demonstrating against the bill of the Legislature for ex.
tending the terms OF the Park Commissioners
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
McHalpine the Burglar-A Lawyer Re-
buked.
Before Judge Moore.

Before Judge Moore.
Assistant District Attorney Levi Faron having secured
the transfer of the indictments against the burglar John
Mctlalpnewho broke into the residence OF Mr.. Dingee
Of Myrtle and Clinton avenues and attempted to
kill his daughter-from the Oyer and Terminer to the
Sessions the prisoner arraigned and pleaded
guilty." Judge Moore assigned Wednesday trial
ana said that the defence must get ready.
Counsellor Ridgeway for the prisoner did not relish
Judge Moores summary OF disposng the case
and made remark to the effect that the would
not be tried in that court.
Judge Moore Immediately called Counsellor Rdgeway,
rebuked him severely for his dsrespecu language and
intimaed that II there repetition Of II the Court
would feel inclined to protect itself Mr.. Ridgeway
mediatey discaimed intention TO be disrespecfu
and said that he meant he could not get ready by
Wednesday and would to have the trial
to the oyer and Termlner
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w0MER's PEACE CONVENTION.

There was a good attendanceof the wives Of many
prominent Brooklynites and olers at the women's
Peace convention heid Yesterday ernoon at the Home.
No. 80 Willoughly street Brooklyn. The programme ~
exercises embraced music, addreses recitations Ac
Mrs; Emily o. Ford presided In a vey graceful manner
"A Peace LYNN in which the audS,ce took mart was
sung, when Mrs Laura g. Holloway Sas introduced am
denvered an appropriate address, uching upon ~.
interest which the women felt in thiSpcaco
and Miss Mabe Ford f-' -
Mrs Emily O. Ford then delivered d address to the
children and after the singing Of ssNral hymns. tho
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME coUaT-sxT RAoROINARY CIRCUIT.
Tho Long Islan City Contested Election
Case.
Before Judge Rumsey.

Before Judge Rumsey
An extraordinary Circuit is being held in Brooklyn, in
accordance with proclamation issued by Governor Dix
for the trial Of the contested election of Abram D.
Dmars Henry 8 Debevoise, both OF whom claim to
have been elected Mayor of Long Island City The GER
thcate, however, was awarded Mr. DebevOiSe who was
accordingly installed, and Mr. Ditmars Is endeavor
ing o Gust him from the Office Judge David Rumsey will
preside on the trial
The case was called on yesterday morning, and jury
empanelled with little dicutv. The trial then
rosponsd unit wednesday to suit the convenience Of
ing case IN New York Mr. Debevose's counsel are
Mcssrs J. NJ. Van Cott John Wlnslow and A. r. Payne.
Mr. Ditmars will be represented by Messrs b. w. Down.
ms O. j. vanderpoe Thomas G 7 Buckley and Samuel
OGrady the Clerk OF Long Island City, yesterday de-
vered the poll lists, returns &C. to the Clerk the
Court, and they will be used on the trial.