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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-02-06
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LOCAL OPTloN.--1h he res :. Of the
elections held SO far, Oh the To-! option
question, is as follows:
For Liaense.---lIk, Fores Schuyl-
kill, Northumberland, Cambria.
Against Liceuse.--Clearfiel,, Brad
ford, Blair, Tiosa, Jefferson, Cameron,
Lycoming, Centre, Warren, Wayne,
Susquehanna,
The counties in the ba lance of the
State vote on the third Friday in March.
The city of Reading has voted for
license.
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FURNIrURE!-U yo1 want TO a
nice lot Of furniture, just step into the
furniture rooms OF L. K. Gresh, oc,.
eisin aud Depot streets. He has N
iard large stock & chamber sors,
looking glasses, centre tables laattrcs. 5,
5e,:steais, sottacs, !ouhges, etc. Mr.
Gresh has also, Iarga supply Of L~c.al
cases aad caskcts, en- had
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Car Time at .Fstagwou.
Rates Of Advertising.

One column, ono year ......,. ...........S75 90
'' .,.................. 40 90
4" .................... 25 90
Transient advertising PEI square of eight
lines or les3--3 times or le i.. .....,... 200
business cards, ten i;nss or less, per
year ....,.,, .......... W
Marriages a1d Death notices inserted
gratis.
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Aug 20 1870. If.

nN and after SUNDAY. OCT. 81 1872,
~ the trains on the Philadelphia s.
Erie Railroad will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. 40 p. m.
" d" Ridgway..... 2.2s p. m.
'' arrive at Erie..."". 1856 p. IN.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia...12.40 40 p. m.
6 g Ridgway"..." 239 a. IN.
" arrive at Erie...-.. lib a. m.
Accommodation, leaves Renova, 80. 10 p. M
" " Ridgway,.6 cop. m.
arr at Kane. SOP. II.
EASTWARD.
Ma.l Train leaves Erie..........11 81 a. Il.
" " Ridgway..... 500 p. III.
" 60 arrive at Philad'a... 6.55 a. IN.
Erie Express leaves Erie....... 9.o5 p. n'
/" 90 Ridgway... 2.04 a. N.
&" " arr rat Philadelphia. $50 p. III,
Accommodation, leaves Kane...... 1865 u. IL.
" Ridgway... $50 a. III.
/" arr at Renovo......12 BOP. III.
Mail East connects east and west at Erie
with L S & NJ S r W and at Cory and
Irvineton with Oil Greek and Allegheny r
Mail Vest with west bound trains on L.
S. & MS. r. W., and at Irvineton with
Qi UklloeLC1! r. R. W.
Warren Accommodation East and West
with trains on L. s. g. Nj. S. r. W. east and
west and at Cory with o. c. & A. r. r. ".
Erie AccommodstionEas at Cory and
West at Cory and Irvineton with o. C. j.
A. r. X. w.
VIM. A. BALDWIN.
Genl Sup't.
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NEW TINE TABLE.
~
Commencing Nov. 3D., 1872.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY r. r.
THE BEST ROUTE BETWEEN PITTS
BURGH AND POINTS ON THE
PHIL'A. & ERIE K. r.

GOING SOUTH.
Day Express leaves Cory at 1100am
Leaves Irvineton, IL So am
Arrives at Pittsburgh $50 p IN
Leaves Irvineton, 5 20 D IN
Night Express leaves Cory 5lOpm
Arrives at Pittsburgh G 80 a m
Parker's Accom-. leaves Oil City 715 a m
Arrives at ParkeJs 10 Is m
Oil City Accom-. leaves Oil City 430pm
Arrives at Brady's Bend 8 80 p m
GOING NORTH.
Day Express leaves Pittsburg at 8O0a n
Arrives at Cory 600pm
- Irvineton 800 pm
Night Express leaves Pittsburgh 80 p N
Arrives at Cory 8 so m
Z" Irventon IL SO pm
Parker's Accom- leaves Parker 6 62Opm
Arrives at Oil City 9OOpm
Oil City Accom-. leaves B. Bend so q M
Arrives at Oil City IL 90 M
Connections made at Cory and Irvine.
tou for points on the Oil Greek and the
Allegheny Valley Rtil Road.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleep.
ing Cars on Night Express Trains between
Cory and Pittsburgh.
Ask for Tickets via Allegheny Valley R.
R.
J. ]. LAWRENCE. Gen. Supt.
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NEW YORK herald FR1DAX JUNE g. ls7s-TR1PnE SHEET

speorfully invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence No. 10 Columbia street, TO st. Peters
church, corner Hicks and Warren streets, where
Q requiem mass Will be offered for the repOse OF her
soul; thence 70 Calvary Cemetery for interment, on
Saturday. at one O'Clock r. N.
Galesburg tIli.) papers please copy.
SOL0MoN.-On Wednesday, June T. AZ the resi-
dence OF her parents 81 Vanderbilt avenue, JENNIE
A., daughter OF Abram and Maria Solomon.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend enc
mnereL rom the First Presbyterian chsrch, Hack
halfpast one O'Clock.
SrERN-On Thursday. June s. BELLA STERN,
youngest daughter OF Joseph and Dina Stern, aged
lyearA % aWF t
The funeral win take place this friday morning
at ten O'Clock. from the residence oil her parents
No. $50 Lexington avenue.
TRENCHARD.r-0n Thursday, June s, Mrs. ELIZA
TRENCHARD, widow Of Samuel Trenchard, In the
72d year Of her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, at her daughters, Mrs. Il. j.
Z at one O'Clock p. M.
WADR-On Wednesday morning, June 4, EDMUND
l.. son Of Elias Wade, Jr.
Relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his father, ~ West Twenty-stxth street,
on Saturday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
WAKE.-At Fort Lee N. j., on Wednesday, June
JOHN r. WAKE, aged SO years, months and "a
the funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on Sunday, the 9Th inst.,, at halfpast ten
Spring street at nine O'Clock and Twenty fourth
street, North River. at ten minutes past nine to
convey the friends Of the family to and from Fort
Lee. COW # t4I eHA f- tA N&
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COURT CalEalAsS DlY.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuIr-Part Held by Jnigc Bar
ret Nos Ie05 1897 lass. lSs 1917 2olz 1861 1902 l525.
265, 227 2SSi 45 1885, 1885, 1907 1852 IT'S 765 1858. H9
2s0l. 240i, IT'S Part 2-teld BY Jsdgo Van Brunt-
Case efst Tr4
sUpRRsE CouR1-cuAxBKRs-FIeI ny Judge Fancher :
Nos L. H. 49, A. s.. So g. &C. 67. Gs TO- ls2 l69 ILL., Call
SUPERIOR Counr-TRlAL TERn--PMt Held by Judge
Sedgwick-Case Part 2-heid BY Chief Justice Bar
bourNos 1884, Si6, HAS, 1922 1874 1885, 2026 706 i!aS
1904 1919 q ..e rs Nlfk tss.
Couar or CoMxos PiEAs--E ouIrr TEsn-Held by Chief
Justice Daly.-Nos ~ e. .6o. 7a
Siss pq s ~ 4 , i.sS itss ~ S Is rs
Judge Loew 2l2s SlsS ses 2lsl. zlsa 2lsS 49,
MARrsE COURr-TRIAL TERn-Part Held by Judge
1891 2is2 Pisa 2s5u 2b2 1854 1856 25a Part Held bv
1871 2O5S S 2 1865 1854 1866 1885, 1875 Part 3-Held
by Judge CursNos 22 26s 2571, 2l46 2346 2292 1l40
1918 1861 1871, 1876 1854 $751; l6ss, 1871
COURr or GkyERAL SEsstoHs--Part Before Recorder
Hackett.-Patrick McLoughln robbery; Edward Demp-
soy Joseph Scuilen burglary, Edward Pohle James
Hyand felonious assault and battery Peter Donnely,
james Moore, James Mel Dayid Lawier, Michael Hen.
Mcdonald, Edward Lesley William McKain grand lar.
and battery: Nicholas Ponder concealed weapons Part
2-Beore Judge sutherland Mc0uinness bur-
glary; Thomas Steinagel, William Hill William Atkins
Thomas Murray, feonious assault and battery Mary j..
Vincent James Mcmahon, grand larceny; Albert b.
Smith, Andrew Sanders Charles Crowley, Abraham
Cunningham, petty larceny; John Hopkins concealed
weapons Nsssssesst. lN.lssw .s.eU.f
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CRIME IN wEsruHEsTER.

A Brace OF Murderers Arraigncd In tho
Court OF Oyer and Terminer At White
Plains. N@4. l.N
In the Court OF Oyer ana Terminer yesterday
at White Palms. Westminster county, Judge
Joseph F. Barnard presiding, Mathew Fitzgerald,
the Yonkers wife stranger, and Lawrence
Erhardt, who killed John Morrison at Melrose q
few weeks ago, were arraigned, the Grand Jury
having indicted both for wilfu murder. The pris-
oners, through their respective counsel en-
tered pleas OF not guilty, after which they
not probable that either will be brought to
trial during the present term OF the Oyer and Ter
miner as the judicial engagements Of Justice Bar
and will also prevent his sitting at White Plains.
longer than two or three days during the ensuing
week. 1t Is rumored. however, that District Att0r-
nsy Briggs will endeavor to have special term OF
the Oyer and Terminer convened in July Tor the
trial OF the two murderers above named.
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MARINE C0uRi-pART 3.
Alleged Breach or Warranty.


Frahlinberg ct al Hecht-The plaintiffs were the
owners OF certain "futng' machine, which they
TO the defendant with written warranty that the ma
chine would turn out good work sample which
accompanied the guarantee Defendant commended that
the warranty had failed because it found impossible
to turn out work equal to sample Defendant offered
PLAINTIFFS contended in reply, that the defendant did not
Know how to operate the machine hence the defective
work Mechanical experts called on both sides
Judge Curtis charged the jury that the roand was
resented and was incapable OF performing the work
guaranteed that II the defective work was the result
pr unskilu handling and management OF defendant or
mis- agents that legal ground the RECESSION
the sale as absolute By remodeng and reconstructng
se aus after the defsct WAS discovered plaintiffs
full sum aimed. N 631 =
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BEARD--GoDwIN.-On Wednesday morning, June
A. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. A. II. Partridge, Mr. CHARLES q. BEARD to Miss
LOTTIE s. GOODWIN, youngest daughter of Daniel
Goodwin, Esq. I5 FTff
/, BIAuvELT--sroRms.-At Nyack on tie Hudson.
on Tuesday, June 3 1873, at the Retoi med church,
by the Rev. Henry VI voorhees, Mr.. W. r. BLAU-
WELT to Miss LoRESTHA STORMS, daughter Of Henry
E. Storms, Esq, all OF Nyack.
BouMANa BIAKE7In this city, on Wednesday,
i1ns q .Gs ksY Ryans y fhs
John Blake, Of Clifton, Staten Island. I'M
CAMPgELL-DUNN.--on Wednesday, June 4, by the
to SARAH J. DUNN, both OF this city.
CooK-FuLLER-On Tuesday. Nav %, at the
Church q the Disciples cd BY the Esy George
both OF this city. aE rH
CovBRT-BUNcE.--on Tuesday, June 8, at the resi-
BROOKLYN, 1. l.. by the Rev. G. b. Ellsworth,
CHARLES :. COVERT, OF New York city, to ELLA A.,
daughter OF the late Joshua Bunce, OF Brooklyn,
DAvIs-GARRErsoN..-O wednesday, June 4. at
me residence o. the brides parent by the Rev H.
Fr1assPnY.Ocss' v Wednesday q June at
N newark. oy me Rev. Mr.. Angel, GEORGE GRAFT, Of
ter OF the Hon. John Murphy.
GEAy-NICHoLs;-Oh Wednesday, June 4, at West
SARAH =. NICHOLS Of Lowell, Mass. wy -
MAsoN-CHARMAN.--in Elko. Nevada, on Sunday,
to MISS A A. CHAPMAN, Of New YORK cisy Dls'fc'
NlcoLL-yoBLE. --On Wednesday, June 4, by the
Rev. Il, Lawrence, D. D., Mr.. JAMES c. NIcoLL
to Miss CORA A. NOBLE, all OF this CITY, 717'
PEARcE--wILsoN.-On Tuesday, June q. by the
Rev. William Hyde, OF the Church OF the Atone
ment, HENRY g. b. PEARcE TO MARIA WILSON.
adopted daughter OF O. v. Lewis. ~
PRovoRsr-YoUNG.--At Liberty, Sullivan county,
N. Y, on Thursday, June s. at the residence Of fRe
brides parents, by the Rev. Dr.. Hustice Mr.. DAVID
3. PRovoRsr OF Elizabeth, N. j., to, SARAH b.
Young. -a. flE 8f@
SAYRE-FuLLER.-on Thursday, June 5, by the
Rev. DR.. ID. v. M. Johnson, DAVID A. SAyRE, OF
late Edwin G. Reynolds, OF Brooklyn. 80 rG4
SEYMouR--vAN RIPER-On Monday, June 2 at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents No. 751 sixth
avenue by Rev. Isaac Riley. CHARLES +. SEYMOUR
TO SAPRINA VAN RIPPER, all ofNew York.
SLOANE-DIx0N-lnB Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 3,
by the Rev. william Ives Buddingt0n, d. D., THOMAS
G. SLOANE, OF. New York. TO PINKIE r., daughter OF
Courtland r. Dixon, Esq, OF Brooklyn.
SPAULDNa-J0HNsON.-On Wednesday, June I,
BY che Rey, A. J, Conkitn, GEORGE W, SnAuLDJNa
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stealing the trunk John Atkins cmgrant CON tain
Ing clothing to the value cf Si7 while On recent voyage
Quee nstown Ireland 10 this port portion OF the
property WAS found concealed IN their hunks on the
steamer. They locked up to answer ana the CON-
planant was sent to tho House OF Detention.
Robbing TIL.
George Murphy, Of South Fifth avenue. and Alonzo
Fitzpatrick charged with entering the saloon Of
Joseph Munkho at 500 Greenwich street. at late hour
on the evening tho 4h and stealing $26f the money
drawer while the attention OF the proprietor at
acted elsewhere. They together but were pur-
sued and arrested They were committed in default Of
81 900 10 answer.
Pickpocket Caught.
David johnson, Of Harlem was charged with picking
the pocket OF Elizabeth Callahan OF las West Thirty
second street. the I'd inst, during the review Of the
First division BY Governor Dix taking her wallet
tanning - he was locked up 10 answer.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERN


84- BY Judge Mcneil.
Jones vs. OBrien, ExSherI.-Ordcr reinstating
cause on calendar. 49, LIZ
Pearsall ct al vs., O'Hara.-Order Of reference.
McOool VS. Western Union Telegraph Company.-Order
that commissions ISSUE A
Patterson Stetaner OF a.-Order placing cause on
day calendar for first day OF October term.
BY Judge Curtis.
Ritter Phillips ct al.-Order denying motion to re-
settle case, with $40 costs.
Lennon Farrell ct al Judgment OF foreclosure for
plaintiffs
On, Receiver vs.. Manufacturers and Builders Bank
ct AL-udgment dismsslng complaint without costs to
either party against the other taxable costs OF the
bank to be fixed from the funds
'MM BY Judge Van Worst
Leavitt Mallory.-Ordcr settled.
tAssMN BY Judge Freedman.
Tudcker The Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Com
panyThe defendant Is entitled to Judgment Diminishing
the complaint with costs No extra allowance will be
granted ~
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MARINE CouRT-pART |
Verdict Against . Railroad Company.
Before Judge Joachimscn.

VeK01ct AB1IMst > NaIIF0dd COmp0My.
Before Judge Joachimsen.
Pierre L0umena The Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany.The plaintiff brings this action recover g. 600
damages for injuries suffered by the negligence of
PENDANTS servants He states that the ofJuly last
of the Grand Central stopped him opposite
the Soass zeituag once that he placed bundle which
he carried the platform and got his right
foot the STEP when the started suddenly DRAGGING
him II such way for about fifteen feet to severely
two months and subjecting him considerable bin for
medical attendance The defence is that such action
pIaint; place tss conduc.or Of car s which
ognise him; and further that he was engaged in
his ordinary business within week days OF the
for $50 For plaintiff Charles whclp and s. E. Church;
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS PART l.
Assau1ts and Batteries.
Before Recorder Hackett


Yesterday Andrew Delaney ard James Il. Derricks
pleaded ty to assault and battery having assaulted
Ocer havan, OF the mounted squad police, on the
426
Bernard Conroy. who pleaded guity on Wednesday
90 assault and battery was sent to the Penentiary
one year. sN .t
Sailors Boarding House Keepers In
6NHsta4 Court.
number Of men who indicted for keeping
sailors boarding houses without license were
and pleaded not guilty.
Burglary.
Thomas Foster was placed trial charged with bur
gsry In the third degree, being Jointly indicted with
Thomas Kinney for burgarously entering the store Of
William II. Carpenter 594 Broadway stealing about
-FOUR thousand dollars worth OF silks and velvetS Just
As the trial opened ASH slant District Attorney
Horace Rus se perceived legal flaw in the Indictment
and requested the Court to instruct the Jury 10 render
the proof and the Indictment This DONE and the
prisoner was remanded 70 prison.
A Quarrel Between Greene Street Ba Snfo
0Ha Keepers. .H'at
Mary Holcomb tried upon charge or obtaining
Sl2 by false pretences from Coleman on the 9Th
OF October, 1877 1t appeared that these parties were
keepers of disreputable houses in street The
complainant alleged that at the time she paid the defend
snI tne So3 the latter herself to be the
whereas was shown that Frank Carroll had leased Mrs
Holcomb house and had paid the furniture in cues
uon Dy weekly lnstalments The jury rendered 4 yer.
slot OF guilty She was remanded Tor sentence.
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eforc Judge Sutherland.

Before Judge Sutherland. ,st ~.
Five cases disposed OF IN this Court yesterday
The "strnnge Woman"
Margaret Ofhngton. neatly dressed woman of con-
Sssedy bad character pleaded guilty taking SO from
Albert j. Mills who met her In the Park and went with
her TO the sonora. The complainant In his aidavit
snce Maggs. when there was clearly no prospect Of
tercede for her with the judge and to ask him what
to the Pcncnuary" She INDUCED in her wish, and
will make q residence Of year up the river
Larcenies. su
Mary Enright pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand
larceny and sentenced to year ut Sing Sing
Henry stcinberg respectable looking first offender,
pleaded guilty petty larceny, and sentenced
months In the Penitentiary.
{ Wife Beaten.
James Campbell pleaded guilty wife beating. II
On case but usual the wife either did not
wish was afraid to prosecute. Once before he had
stabbed hcr, and Judge Sutherland gave him year in
the Penitenary The wife the corridor and
ehere gave fu vent to her grief
A Burglar Convicted.
James Hayes, against whom there were two indict
nena pleaded guilty q burglary in the third degree and
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HE COU R T S.
Decisions Verdict Against Railroad Com
pany Alleged Breach of Guaran-
tee Convictions and Sentences
in the General Sessions.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge Benedict Simon Donau and Christopher Flood
were put trial for alleged conspiracy to defraud
government out Of the tax quantity OF whiskey
at the Spring Valley distllery Rockiand
county. This was tried preceding Of the
Court when the jury disagreed eight being for acqutal
and four for conviction On the present trial. which win
last days the District Attorney and the
defence is conducted by Mr.. Thomas Hariand.
1t looks as II the OF Woodruff cahin and Blood,
who indicted the United Circuit Court
sending obscene publications through the mails to
be postponed for indefinite time as to enable the
District Attorney to produce in Court the indictment
against the three parties above named and which in
dictment he tailed to bring in tor the stated
the motion to quash made by defendants counsel Il
John x. simmons, who Is charged with the murder of
N X. Durycs, taken from the City Prison today to
the shers office preparatory to being arragned in the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer for trial The Court how
never had closed and the prisoner removed back
his cell M sft te
In . suit brought by James Hayes in Supreme Court
Circuit against the city to the value Of horse
which, while being ridden through Liberty street. drove
his leg through the rotten wooden covering the
street sewers the jury verdict the full amount
claimed $500 30 The defence that the wooden covering
In question had exhibited sufficient evidence of de-
cay to be an equivalent to notice to the city to look
after M condition, declared untenable by the Court
and 10 the verdict VII stat
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Robbery OF Valuable Psctur.,

John H. Graham, laborcr, arragncd before Jus.
cc Cox at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
charged with breaking into premises So West Twenty
second street belonging to Mrs. Sarah Morrison and
carrying OF three paintings, valued 81 The housc
had been recently vacated by family 10 whom it was
rented, AMI Graham was employed TO clean eel
lar As he was seen wandering through the house Il il
supposed he took advantage Of this to find the best
through grating In the and took away the pictures
ct an early hour Wednesday morning. lie was locked
mp TO answer.
Robbing an Emigrant.
william Kelly and Alexander Lindsey, seamen on
hoard the steamshn City Of Paris were charged with
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to EMMA r., only daughter or the late Jeremiah
Johnson, all OF Brooklyn. ". d.
TlLnEy-HVrCHAs0N-On Tuesday evening, Juae
y. - the Church on the Heights. BROOKLYN, by the
KATIE daughter OF the late J. p. Hutchinson, Esq.,
both OF Brooklyn. 't'.t't.
WARREN-POsT.-On Tuesday, June 8, at st.
Thomas church. Ravcnswood, L. L.. by the Rev.
Dr. Morgan, ZENAs O. WARREN, of Brooklyn, L. l.,
70 MARIE GARDNER, youngest daughter or Ralph
Post. OF Ravenswood, L. T.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY June 5, 1873 I
The following the Court Of Appeals day calendar for
June 6:-Nos los l9. l6O ILL., 2O2, IA, Isl, 1856 l56