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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-18

A MichieaA reporter thus DESERVES steam
beat dIssstse; 'qa . moment the gatss Of Para-
disc opened upon the saHsrors. and the uhrisaE
Of the dying mingled with the divine harmouiea
Of the mslodiOus eheEuOim, and were wafted
hssvcnWard together.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-18

TIE PH1LGDKRARR CoKN EXCHANGE BANK
Directors, have authorized Dell Noblit Jr., Esq.,
the President of the Board. TO subscribe i've thou
saAo dollars le5oVO) to the Centennial stock. THIS
Il very haAasomsiy done. Ali the Banks have
thn same subject Undsr oVnsideraAion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-18

The farmers Of Carroll county, Ill, tsrSely and
explicitly resolve that the salary grab sis an In
feFnal outrage upon the people Of the country"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

One of the most common phrases NOW in
use by the democratic advocates of the de
mocracy under the new party name, anti.mo.
nOpoly, IS that both the old parties are hope.
ies,ly corrupt and cannot be reformed We
acknowledge this right 10 enter the plea of
guilty for the democratic party, but moi for
The republican.-Otara R1ppjitcaA.
When the c',itor Of the ReppJlican wrote
the above, he evidently had not read the res.
olutionS adopted by the socalcd LA Sale
County Republican Convention. The 9Th
resolution adopted by that convention reads
rs follows.
That the action of the last congress, in
providing for themselves extra CONDENSATION
for past services, together with ali Crcdi,
MobOlier transactions, was and is wholly in
dciensiblc, and receives our unqualified con
dcmnatiOn.'
In this resolution The so-callcd republican
convention admits that the last congress wa,
guilty of shameless, corruption, and the las,
congress having been composed of rruuIli
cans and democrats, il j. clear hat the rp>oIp
ton refers To the corruption of both par,ic,
The fact Is, that by this sth resolution the re-
publican party not only acknowledge, IA,
right Of the anti monopoli>is 20 enter The pie.
Of guilty for the republican a. well as ,h,
democratic party, but 10 pronounce senicnr,
of condemnation upon both.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

We regret to notice that tho fair grounds
Of the Fulton County Agricultural Society
haya been sold by the Sheriff, For two or
three years in succession the Fulton County
fair had rivallcd the State Fair in the extent
and attractiycncss of its exhibitions. Sue.
cess 50 ciatcd the managers that they crowd.
ed out enormously but failure or two
brought ruin, and now their splendid grounds
go render the hammer The Fulton Lc3gr
says:
On Saturday last, the fair GROUNDS in this
city were sold +. Mariner, for $4,000.
David Williams was "a competing bidder,
lac wanting to sink coal shaft on the grounsd,
and build houses for his employers. We are
not advised a 10 the intensiOn Of the pUr.
chaser one report is that Mr.. Mariner pur.
chased 1t fora company Of farmers for "a fair
ground. Another report is, that company
has been organized for the purpose OF open
Ing coal shaft. y few days will probably
develop matters
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

ARTISAN WILTSHIRE Chicago artcsar
wells are failing in their supply OF water
There are some 30 Of these wells in the city
and many more are projected, but it, as seem.
now TO be The case, each new well diminishc,
the flow Of the other, it would be folly to dig
any more. The decrease amounts to the very
ferious figure Of two-thirds of the original
flow. Thus, when the Central Park well was
completed its flow was 430 gallons TO the
minute now it, flow is but 13j gallons per
minute. The cause Of this falling otr {,
undergoing q scientific investigation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
FAILURE OE JAY COOK 4 co.

The most intense excitement was cause,
IN financial circles all over the country OF
Thursday by the announcement of the failure
of the great banking house of Jay Cook
Co. Their business connections and ramifi
cations were so large that they cannot fai
20 take down with them many other heavy
concerns, and a most disastrous financial
crash all over is seriously apprehcnded as the
result The cause of the failure in said to he
the somewhat reckless dabbling of the con.
Germ in railroad enterprises and most notably
the Northern Pacific Railroad. Jay Cooke
Il Co. owned several National banks all of
which were government repositories, and it
will be remarkable indeed if Uncle sam cS-
escapes from the crash without his usual
good luck of being blrd to the tune OF few
millions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The Ottawa Rtpuj!tcan whimprr, cut &
smiling protest against our Use of such cN
presSIons a. coward, and being driven like
sheep in reference TO such members of the
republican party who few months ago
stood up 80 y4liantly to denounce tariff mo-
nopo.ie,, railroad monopoiies, and the corup
tions Of the parties OF the day, and maniuily
declared themselves free and independent of
Of ST. past political connections but who
now allow themselves 10 be driven like
sheep" back into the old party lines, and
made Tie tools ofihc corrupt leaders" they
50 lately affected to dcnounce and all because
hey .rc atHid the independent party they
pretended to favor may not succeed and they
may be left out in the cold Wei, the word
coward is good English and means exactly
what We desire to say, and if it fits any body's
tender back unplcasantly we can't help it.
We certainly have nothing to take back
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
THE CHICAGO FIRE.

There was no little excitement and anxiety
on the street, on Tuesday evening, on the an
nouncement that Chicago was again burning
up A fearful confagration, it was said, had
broken out very near the spot where the
former conhagration had originated, and be,
ing driven by the same tempestous south
west wind, threatened to prove as devastating.
Wednesdays papers, however, relieved anx
iety. The conhagration extended over some
ten acres, principally covered by wooden
structures, in the vicinity of 10th and Hal
sted streets, on the west side, north of the C..
B. & O. railroad track. The destruction
amnnnts To about S2jO,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Shreveport, Louisiana is being desola,cd
by yellow fever. With spopulation of less
than 1900 the cases have exceeded 100 dav,
and majority proved fatal. All the people
that could get away fled, and physicians,
nurses, &c, had to be sent from New Orleans
10 take care of the sick and bury the dead
ono possible description" says one report
"can cXaggcraic the condition of affairs.
Men dropped in the streets and were allowct
TO lie there and die.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Wintcruutc's face AMI person in general Is
pretty well bruised, but nothing serious, a.
would have been the case had they not been
separated quite AS soon as they we're, Iii,
preliminary examination was to come Of
this (Monday) morning, but WAS waived and
will await the action of the grand jury at next
term of court in October.
The feeling in Yanhton is intense against
the assassin and it was feared that Judge
Lynch would occupy the bench. Some OF
the most eminent merchants of Sioux City
Iowa, rs well Is those Of Ncrmillon, Sayvillc,
Sioux Falls, Springfield sc, are merely wait
ing word from the citizens Of Iankton TO
come and assist in the ceremonies without
the law. since il seems impossible to get jus
ucc by The law, but think wiser counscls
will prevail and that he will have the chance
of a trial. Then if lie does not get justice at
the hands Of The law, he will never leave
Yauhton alive, such is the determined VIII
and intention muttercd by hunjrends of cili-
lcns Of Yankton and Dakota in general rs
well Il, Iowa. :, H. Q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Tia" much talked of great GrVphic balloon
which was to cross the Ocean in two days
and overwheln the Gr0pdir new spapcr with
fame and ill IT'S Golfers with shekcls, has
ignoby collapsed. On attempting TO fiji it
with cas- on Friday of last week, when about
onethird full, the canvass parted from sheer
weakness, and the big balloon fell flat as Il
pancake, the immense crowd of spectators
who had assembled on Brooklyn heights to
see it being nearly sutfocatcd with the escap-
ing gas Wise is disgustcd- he protested
all the time that the material was too fimsy,
and declines 10 have any further connection
with the Graphic people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

\ marine disaster OF very serious char
actcr occurred ON Monday morning, mile,
of Grand Haven, Michigan. The steamer
lronsides foundcred there and sank She had
left Milwaukee the night before. il is said in
a leaky condition, and being caught in a
furious storm, was unable ip ride il ont
About 20 Of the b person, on board were
drowned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

SHORT HuRSs.-A sale Of short horns last
week at New York Mills, pear Utica, \. y,
ny MIR Campbell, rather exceeded, in the
size Of lis figures, the recent sale of Nj Neclcy
at Ottawa. The Duchess tribe of cows and
heifer- brought from $4,000 TO $4,000 each
Dukes Of the same family brought from 1000
10 Sl2 800 each. OJher breeds of short horns
brought from $50 to $1,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
CALIFORNIA.

The Ottawa HpT5!ttRh has lnaIIy near
from California; but i'S news mas come D.
such slo" route, ana by Su'h fouh"aoo"
way, and has undergone No '""c'' "'C'"''"'
on It's devious passage 'Ii'' ''oS' W ''lc "u''
has been riddle" out OF IT, According l" u"
HeP"o'c""' "h''''Hoh"P"H ia" '''S i',,'' -
30 VIII" It, Inc NSh' wa, S"o'.''"''"''9 ''
tween the TWO o'u parties '"' Is'Uc p',"5
the GraspihS hohopo'lcS .. "'e ''"''"' "
cihc H. 49, IN" 'cl'i'"'''''" s''''S' "''''
the Ieaoer'hIp o' hoou'' 100" '"o"s a'o"",
against the raiIroa'L &c. He'uhS ou' WIN
statements IKE hc'c' no """''' '"' H'P'''
81" gets a"IaiIy mu''''" '''o'' 1t sc'
through o..,
no" inc ''L'P'' "''' "'o'' ''''', '''' D..
'hIS: Inc I"''I""u '""'l,,'''', VI wa. N'"''
ana notably Inc O'"''al "V'''' ""iIi' GU"
'roIN al INC rest n"'o nav 80" W w.
| y '"o"s" - o'! Wy ''', '1.,'
oIu i'' ucs ~ "''' S','o
i'lcS ana IeSIsI"''o" 'oi W. '''' t'0' VI NV
years III 'l!cI' "'''''''
'I'c la''Eo""' Is ~ s'''' r' '''''','' '''1'
"ou'u c""o'' ''',' ~ l.',,o. ,.1 90 '''o,
my shipping '''" u ','
racine ooaS'' ANU p",N 1 w. .'''l>.,,.
al" H"el'ii.'n''
"o"' l'Ia"u D'''i'-' ' 80
cannot wen u "'''',''', '', W wv "''' '''''
without uI' c''''i. "' 80. l''"'
boou ~ III, 'pp''',','' ~, "-'' ''''I J'',,'
pIunderihS scheil'c' "a INC ''''o""S' ii"'' Il"
currea inc HoS'"' '' u, ~, 2'"s,,' Wy 'c'''''
OIL Do,h "t w" p'''',, ''s.' ,' 5'''. w. -
San '"i'o''~'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The Appleton Wis Post announces tina,
young shad three or four inches in length
have been discovered in the Fox river, near
Appleton, in large quantities. These are the
growth of those pu, in last winter By the Gov
crnment Commissioners, from Seth Green's
fisheries.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

\ great many OF the Republican journals
throughout the West now call the farmer,
connected with the Farmers party move.
mcnt Potato Bugs" This j. not quite Is cN-
prcssiye a. the Wat,cka R,ppjliron in term
ing them "longcarcL jIckusscs."-H'"'se'"
iIH,l TtU,>.
All hail, then, to ihc Autobiography -HGta-
to-bugS" y name conferred in derisoin Of
ten becomes the W&tch-word of revolution.
The pap--uCkcr~ have given the cue, IN "
snccr at oppressed industry 1t Is i"rr a.
the workshop and farm. For one We are
disposed to accept it, Ii imprcsscN Nlgor OF
purpose. power To accomplish and will to
work great results Rings, Regencic,, and
cIilues had better De hunting for cover. The
"P1tato-BuEs are on The march.->t P'Ul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

\. New BOOK By THE AUTHOR OF EAST
LYNNE."-Mrs. Henry Woods new book
The Master of tireylands," is in press and
will be published in few days by T. b. Pc.
tcrson & Brothers, Philadelphia, from the au
thor'S manuscript and advanced prooi-sheets,
purchased 10y them from Mrs. Wood, and will
be III uniform style with "Dcne Hollow
"Bessy kane," The Channings," Within
the Maze" and all previous works by this
favorite and popular author. For some months
past a new serial, entitled The Master of
Grcylands," has been published in the -lrgosH
a London Magazine, edited by Mrs. Wood.
1t will be completed for English readers in
the December number; but, in consequence
Of special arrangement with the authoresS
who has supplied Petersons' with her manu-
script in advance, they will publish the
whole story complete in one large octave
volume long before its publication il Eng
land. The plot is entirely original, and is
said to be equal if not superior in interest TO
her other famous books. 1t will be issued in
a large octave volume, and sold by all book
sellers at the low price of $l.15 in cloth, or
$3.50 in paper cover; or copies will he sent
by mail, to any place, postpaid, by the pub
fishers, on receipt of the price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The republican convention at Ottawa, TINS
week, nominated Il good tckct-altogelher
preferable To the sO-CdIlcd an,imunOpOIy
ticket While practicing cXtorion and mon
opoly rs a national party, the republicans OF
La Sale county resolve against monopoly.
While uphOlding the protective Tariff they
resolve against it; while stealing in ull GircC-
tions they resolve to be honest; while praclic-
ing salary grabbing, they resolve against all
salary grabbcrs except Gen. Grant, the great
est salary-grabbcr ofall.-EuirHiGIr0 Transcript.
While The Transcript is truthful and forci-
Die in illustrating the hypocrisy Of the rcpub-
lican party by contrasting its professions
with its practice, We are unable to understand
by what process that paper jumps to the con
cluslon that the republican ticket is alto
gcthcr preferable to the socallcd anti mon
opoly ticket" Is Smith better man for
county Judge ;han Gilman: The former
may be personally very agreeable gentle
man; but other very agreeable gentlemen
have held that Office, yet any gentleman who
has had business enough with the office to
enable him to understand and appreciate the
difference, will tell you that by no former
incumbent have the duties Of the Office been
DISCHARGED with sn,h con.umu,.,a ability rs
hv fine nrosrnt tncrmbent Is 10 clerk, !,
Mr. McCo,ch q bct,rr or more comnct,ut man
than Mr. Mead? Il i, quite possible Mr..
McCaleb might make al excellent clerk; but
ask any supervisor, or any man in position
to know anything about it, and he will tell
Won that never in its whole history has that
office been in such perfect order As il is now.
and never has every minute duty about it
been so faithfully and scrupulopsly performed
as during the incumbency of Mr.. Mead. And
50 ~ TO county treasurer We desire to deal
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Iid condition o.. ,ho,, oro nav =. NJ. Trrn
''' ''' 90 Wv 81 '''>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Aja& dcfying the lightning, the bull on the
bridge delying the locomotive and the Re
publican party defying The Farmers Oranges,
will hereafter be regarded as companion pic
Attrne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The officers Of the Hannibal Bridge Com
pany return ihc value of their property gh,
lll.uiu> half to the Assessor, al $4,000
Since the assessment they have leased the
bridge al valuation Of sG3j00o The CouE
" Clerk Of Pike calls the attention of IA,
STATE Board 90 this discrepancy. and thinks
the assessment demand. little evening
up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

EN-Nicc President ColiaN is posted to
deliver an address at Yorkvillc on The slh ut
October next, on udlFcllow,hip
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The Supervisors of Champaign County, in
this State. have voted jorepudia,e the bonds
which the people OF that county voted 10
issue for the state Agricultural College 10
Champaign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
ASSASSINATION OF GEN. E. s, McCO0K AT
YAEKTON

'""'0""' '''"'"- W. '"'' "''N' -. " N'''"'
a of that place named Wntcrmutc. The bank
c cr had insUltcd McCook, who thcrcupol
, knocked him down. The cnraged bankc
=. subsequently met McCook at u railroad meet
; ing drew a revolver and shot him dead. Gen
NcCook was member Of the fighting
r NcCook family OF ONO, and the fifth tina
has met Il violent death Charles McCook
/ inc Youngest was Killed ut the irSt battle Of
b"" nun b''g."'n. toocr' +. McCook was
",'"ssihH'r' ny SucrfiIIos III tennessee while
SICK IN MS amO"I"hc.' MAY, DanieI NcCook
inc '',N'r OF inc I"'h''!' was AI'l'u "hiIe IN
p"I'"', Oh Moran curing MS ONO r"'d'
brig ''n' D"Ni'' H'."oN was N'Iea nj the
o''"I OIL N'hes"" N"uh'n"' ana lastly
E""'h = NcN"""' "''r ineclhs brWcIy al
''e il"@'F0a oil Tie war; Is asSaSNln"'cd at
ahh'oh' lhrc' sons remain toL George
! W. Nc."oN' 'le ,."'S'' VI ven y. McD'
H',"oN, no" III ltA"'' AN" capt J"hh NC
''oN' WI" Is Pi"''''"'- Jaw
''H'0 '"c "Do'c was M''','" We nave
''0''','' '''''' @ ''''''' "' "'',>''' "i' al
( rye MI'''S' % '"' occurrence W. '"'Io"lhS
"''''''' ACCOUNT VI ''''' ''"' '''"''c'
lANNToN D. t. sept II, 1873.
On the nth inst. meeting OF the citizens
Ioi lahNton was called at the court room, for
| the purpose OF compromising Tie matter now
III dispute between the citizens oi 1ankton
county and the Dakota Southern railroad
company
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
COURT CALENDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME ECoURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos 81, s5, S4, SO,
SO, so, 94, 102, 112, ll41a, III, 129, 134s.
SUPREME CoURT-ClRCUiT-Part Held by Judge
Davis-Uyer and Termlner business.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-No. ~.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
FancherNos. 45. "a ~ 30f, 46, AZ, As, 40, 3d. 81 81
53. 50, 55. 81, S. 3d. CO. 6l, 62, 80, Ga.
SUPREME CotRT-GENERAL 1ERM.-N0s. &C. o. 6S
GAS loo, l07 0s 100, no. III 90 Il, ~, 81 90 53 ST.
H. ia 11b, ll6 III, lis, 110, 120.
SUPERIOR CoURT-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Barbour.-Nos. 6l5h, 6l3, 351, 37l 1873, b67
6l 46l 4S3 533, 513 sos, 459, 70g FOL. Part 2-Hed
by Judge Freedman.-Nos 400, 642, GA 64S $50, 652
656 500, CO., 666, COS, 670, 672, GA, $50.
CpURr or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Daly.-Nos. 617 1884, 49, 2245, 2246
224s 225I 2253 200 2256 2257 225s 2259 2200 226i
Part 2-iIed by Judge Loew.-Nos. 2ol9 1891 2262
22s3 2265 2266 2267 226S 2269 2270 225l 2272 2-7l
2276 2277. EQUITY TERM-Held by Judge J. +.
Daly-Nos. 2, 90, 62, 90, 65, 70, 76.
MARINE CoURT-Part 1-teld by Judge Gross
Nos 1885, 1892 255s, 265a 2535 1876, 26si, 21s es2
Judge Howland.-Nos. 2g11, 30l2, 2723, 27S3, 25e5,
2s65 3lle 3l20 $780, 266e 1885, 2537 2756 27e3 2562
27e6 part 3-IIeld by Judge Spaudng.-Nos. 2627
25s5 26s9 2s2, 2lo9 276s 8ia3, 2Sl, 27y9 2SO4 2s2
2S13, 2sl5. 2s21, 2S25.
CouRT or GENERAL SEssToNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People VS.. Wham Madden, feloni-
GUS assault and battery; Same VS.. Martin Gala
ghan feionious assault and battery; Same vs. Fer
dinand Strtmatter, burglary; same vs.. Martha
McCutchen, grand larceny; same vs. John Kane
and John Dincen larceny from the person; Same
vs.. Thomas Ellis, seduction; Same vs. Robert Le-
wins, seduction.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
COURT Of ccmncN pLEAs-spscnL TERM AND CHAMBERS

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
The Place Steam, &c, Company VS.. Daley
Mot in MED, without costs.
Jabery ). Wendell.-Order granted.
Hoffner VI. Bog sn.-Ordcr granted.
Flaurand vs. Nlgorony.-Order granted.
Morris VS.. Murphy.-Order granted.
by Judge Daily.
The People ex rel. Haskell vs.. Green. -Peremp-
tory mandamus reused; alternative mandamus TO
issue.
The People ex rel. Mcnamara VS.. Green.-Per-
emptory mandamus refused alternative mandamus
TO issue.
the People ex rel. Boyer VS.. Green.-Peremptory
mandamus Denied
In the Matter OF John Sparks vs. Andrew Il.
Green.-Appication granted.
1 Breen VS.. Rich.-Motion denied.
by Judge Larremore.
Hayes vs.. Rogers.-Let counse appear for settle
ment O. case on October 49, AT eleven O'Clock A. M.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
SUPERIOR C0URT-,fECAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Worst.
The Republic OF Peru vs.. ReeveS.-Order contin-
uing injunction granted.
Durele VS.. Durelle-Judgment OF divorce in ia
vor OF plaintiff.
Haignt VS.. Moore ct al.-Order settled.
KelIar vs.. Davidson. Motion granted.
Hutchinson vs. Guthrie.-The answer being
struck out as sham, on motion no trial fee can be
allowed; there has been no trial.
Moore VS.. Dana.-Order granted.
Clafin ct al. vs.. RhOdcs.-Order striking out
order and for Judgment.
BY Judge Curtis.
Matty vs. Ruttnger-New trial granted; costs
to abide the event OF the action.
The Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing
Company VS.. Tomey ct a.-Order granting motion
on payment of $40 costs.
rhe People ex rel. Fasstt vs. Green, Comptro-
ler.-Motion for peremptory mandamus denied.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

NEW YORK, Oct. 8. 1873.
At the election for officers OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day the following
gentlemen were chosen directors William
Anton, james II. Barker, Alonzo B. Cornell,
Harrison Durkee, Norvin Green, Joseph Harker
Edwin ID. Morgan, Augustus Schell, w. X. Tnorne,
G. Vanderbilt, Frank WorkZk, Chester w. Chaplin,
Ezra Cornell, Cyrus w. Field, Wilson G. Hunt,
David Jones, c. Livingston, George II. Mumford,
0. ii. Palmer, Geo. M Pullman, Z. S. Sanford,
Hiram Sibley, John Steward, Moses Taylor, w. II.
Vanderbilt, ". r. yermilye, L. b. Wesley, Stillman
Witt, and r. d. Worcester.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
E'ARlNE COUnT--PART 3.
Decisions.

BY Judge Joachimsen.
Foley vs. Halbertadt-Releree's report con-
4 rme0.
Walton vs. Hogan 1.-TWO cases. Motions for judg-
ment granted orders entered.
Bologner VS.. .Salomonie.-Moton denied.
Collins vs. Bachler.-Motion granted; order en-
tered.
DAILY w. North America Lie Insurance Com
pany.-Order granted.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
LONG ISLAND BURGLARa

Burglars are very busy on Long Island just now.
night or two ago several places were broken
into and robbed In Jamaica, and early yesterday
morning the store Of william Jones, at Wood
haven, was entered, and $4,000 worth Of boots and
shoes stolen. On Tuesday night pedar's wagon,
owned by william Haines, was broken open at
Hampstead and robbed OF goods TO the value Of
which was forced. The store OF Mr.. samuels
which was ROBBED at Jamaica on Tuesday morn
ing, was completely cleared OF dry goods the
amount OF the robbery being estimated at IL 500.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

ID co. win SELL tomorrow (Friday) At O'Clock p.
NJ, at No So Third avenue, general assortment Of
Househ0id Furniture, consisting Of black walnut Bed
eads marble top Bureaus Tables Lounges. soas Suits
grain Carpets, &c.
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
HE oUR RT S i.
SUPREME COuaT-CAAk kBERS.
Decisions.
(v JuflUo Rarratf

Decisions.
BY Judge Barrett.
Acker vs.. Fischer.-M0ti0n granted, with SO
costs.
ConkliR vs.. Woodworth.-Motiong granted for Sec
Ond Tuesday In October.
Casserly VS.. Narragansett Steamship Company
Motion denied, with $40 costs.