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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Foreign News.

BAYoUNE, Sept 20.-1he Carist forces have
opened fire on the town Of Berga.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-A dispatch from CaIetta
announces the loss at sea Of The ship Indus,
coolie laden, AIS coolies persisted. ;,
a dispatch from Tcheran says the trouble
between the Shah and the late Grand Vizcr
grows out of local matters entirely and does not
as reported. relate to the Reuter- COMMISSION
II is believed that the Nizler will soon be rein
stated :, .,
The Continental Bourses are disturbed by the
news from New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Narrow Escape.

New York, Sept 2O.-The steamship Wy
oming, on a voyage from Liverpool to this
place, ran on a reef off Sable Island, on the
coast OF Nova Scotia, aud after humping for an
half hour, was got off, but leaking badly, and
for an hour all hands were kept 10 readiness to
leave the vessel. The pumps were found sui
fcient to keep the vessel clear, as all hands
could be worked and the vessel was brought
safely to port. After the vessel struck the lite
boat was lowered and in it were placed the
third officer and five seamen, and they put of
to take soundiugs, since which time they hav"
not been SEEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Frost and Ice.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 2o.-There was heavy
frost northwest last night, III many Instances
forming ice. The late corn, tobacco aud buck
wheat are injured.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa Sept. 20.-There was
another frost here last night which has destroy,
ed the little corn remaining. Ice formed hall
an inch thick.
CLINTON, Iowa, Sept. 20.--There was very
heavy frost here last night. Ice formed almost
eyeryw here throughout the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

GOOD EATING-Capt. Jerry Robb arrived
yesterday with cargo Of about pine hundred
punches of fresh fish, from the waters of the
Chesapeake, most OF which he carried on to
Washington.
Most all the dealers have supplies of pretty
good oysters now for which some of them tlad
a ready sale.
Summer ducks aud blue wing, at IS cents a
pair, and sora at 60, and reed birds at Scots. a
dozen. still supply the restaurants with excel
lent material for good supper. AtColeman's 5,
on Union street, where they have extra taclll
ties for buying wild ducks and marsh birds, one
can always in the season get them read y picked
and cleaned, to be taken home aud cooked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September ~ q: o..
For the Middle States, the pressure VIII III
crease with fresh and brisk northeriy 70 "essI
Iy winds, low temperature and very seue' a anJ
clear weather. For the South a'l s.L ia "a
Gulf States, east of the Mississippi tteSu at
occasional brisk winds, mostly from Tue Nv. 81
and northwest with clear and clearlns' ooo'
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
The Markets..

NEW YORK, September D.-Flour auli G anu
heavy. Wheat nominally 2a5c lower. o0Ai'
nominally ls2c lower.
R,ITIMonE September 2O.-virginia SKIES
oonsoI;dated So: West Virginias IL bid to-day:
Cotton dull; low middlings l7a; Flour que, nd
and steady; prices unchanged Wheat quiet ana n
Steady; prices unchanged. Corn dull! wn w; rs
southern 7oaS0; yellow Southern 0lsSs t m,n
Aaa46. Western mixed dads; do. white 4os4'
Kye quiet at 85a90 Hay unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
GRAND JURY SUMMONED. -Ihe foio"lns

GRAND JURY SUMMONED. The following
named persons have been summoned to serve
as grand jurors at the October or quarterly
term Of the County Court, which will CO com
me- on the 9th proximo: Jonathan, Pier
point, John Slater, Ihos. ". Swami, AltIa n'
der 9erH Hunter +. NJ. Mills, John Wilson, Johr
i Duncan raI John ii: Gowngs, James DUNCAN
Pb,Gn Rockford, James e. Roach, John Stev
enson Thomas N. Brown, N. 5. Wri E n zoe
White Whitehead, John r. johnson, v. Il. TarIl
SOD, George r. Adams, Harvey Bailey JONI
i. Febrey, John A. Mills Horatlo Ball. J'''
Charles {. Ball, and W. n. Birch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

THE HEBREW New YEAR. The Roshhas.
hama. or Feast of New Ioar, as rec rded in the
Hebrew calendar, occurs on Monday, Septem-
Der %. The ceremonies attending the occa-
sion, however, will be commenced on Sunday
evening the 2lst, and, among the strictly ortho-
dox, BE- continued until the evening Of Tues
day, the 23d, followed by the Fast ofGuedalyah,
on Wednesday, the 24th. The Feast of Yom-
hakippurim, or the Day Of Atonemeut. which
occurs seven days following, on what is Known
as the tenth day Of the mouth of Sishrl, will be
observed alike by orthodox and reformed con-
gregatiops. The days of penitence being now
at hand, every morning before daylight Israel
ties, who are strict, repair to their respective
synagogues, where the ram S horn or trumpet
is blown, and many impressive ceremonies per-
formed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Fire.

DETROIT, Sept. 2O.-A fire at Manistce last
night destroyed the post office, several hotels
and stores and other buildings. Loss $50, 0UO
in urauce $4,000 Cause-incendiary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Wife Murderer Arrested,

L1coSlA, y. H., Sept. 20.--Wm. Pattell
of New Hampton was arrested at Campton
Yesterday and brought here charged with the
murder of his wife, whose body was found IN
closet suspended by cord from hook IN
,beir house few days since He has con.
psrd that she died 10 scutfle with him, he
having his hand over her mouth at the time
and that he placed her where she was found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Death Of DIR. Miller.

WASHINGTON, D. e., Sept. 2O.-Dr. Thos
E. Miller, one of the oldest physicians of this
city, died at his residence this morning, o.
heart disease
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

fAt2V ALIVE ORGANIZATIONS tit meet
s.,l. Ward Committees Of the Conscrva
.:ay, held at the City Sergeaut's Office,
tiht, there were present: From the First
~ GvY r. Shinu; Second Ward, H. l..
NT leNA Ward, Jas. NJ. Steuart, and W.
SIith; Fourth Ward, John Is. Smoot aud
i. LradDeater.
'an b Suooi Was reelected Chairman, and
Ii. snnu Secretary.
L: Chairman laid before the committee
~ e'ivrs aud circulars FROM the State Ex-
"VouuIttce, which were appropriately
Ss'lsad disposed of.
'slpoiu'uent Of Gen. Jas. l.. kemper to
al Alexandria on Saturday, Oct. ii was
. '."d' aud subcommittee was appoint
-4Ae The necessary arrangements for his
r'a AUD entertainment.
appointments Of Col. Withers and Hon.
,i, Daniel Tor this city, not having been
rsI''NecV committee postponed, until their
sF"uS' arrangements Tor their reception.
NT'OIved toeXteud Invitations to Messrs.
y Duo, Armlsiead Carter, w. w. Walk
.<N I. Walker, Gen. Eppa Hunton,
'.'oeI, Senator johnson aud Laurence
%E 10 address the citzeus of Alexandria
i'at campaign.
:" resolved that Ward and Township
s"Os held on Monday, Sept. 30, to elect
>,.4'es from each Ward and Township
s~'s0'lon TO nominate two candidates for
,,ae Of Delegates.
). siNsolvcd that the Convention to nomi,
sG;'aaies Tor the House of Delegates be
saturday. Oct. is, at such hour aud
k <.ay hereafter be designated by public
"iac chairman.
*<.IesoIVed, that in the opinion Of the
49,, .s; rte tie delegates elected from the
-, ~. loTnShips should cast the Conser-
w. we OF their respective Wards and
H. living subcommittee, of two from
49, 10 addition to the regular ward
~ We're appointed to make collec-
!, a:i! 10 detray the expenses OF the
'aa-Wm. ". Rock, and John T.
"a'd-Jus. Hopkins and E. E.
'aFd~Geu. NJ. D. Corse and Samu-
!, 'aFd-James 4. Waddey and Jas.
| w.t., transaction of some routine bust
!: 'S% " adjourned to meet on Fri
-o'n' at clock.
aOE The receipts of Cumberland
Port by canal for the week ending
: h, s as as follows: By American Coal
!s,I h To tons; by Hampshire and Bal
l-Hvompauy, 2.942 tons, and by j. 2.
NM, iag tons. The shipments during the
;;;;:;9 1 We're: By American Coal Com,
,uDs "us BY Hampshire apd Baltimore
>sy p ,an, $50 tons, and by j. p. Ag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
LOCAL N Il WIS.

y, PERJURY CASE. 1t was stated in yes
f,,s Gazette that the case Of David Pull
accused of perjury, had been set for four
;: that afternoon, before Justice Padgett.
,Ss designated hour, however, though the
,,s the witnesses and Chas. +. Stuart, IT,,
r.sI for the Corporation, were present. the
I'D failed 10 make his appearance. He
listed at his house after dark by constable
,akvn before Justice Padgett, and with
.7,ujuatoo, baiied iu the SUN Of 81 900 for
snptaraDce at IL o'clock this morning.
!, the appointed hour, this morning, the
ed accompanied by his counsel, +. L..
! d, Col. Chas. E. Stuart, prosecutor, the
,ses summoned in the case, aud Il room
spectators, appeared at Justice Padgett's
10 market alley, and the case was at ouce
zied with. The counsel for the accused
hat the examination of the witnesses
Egvd, and that the defendant be admitted
Stuart, the prosecutor, objected, and
hat the witnesses for the Commonwealth
,,n;ned and their testimony be reduced to
= lo,sice overruled the motion and pro-
l,t tn examine the witnesses.
!, lanes K. Cation testified that he knew
!; ppEwau: that in the injunction suit OF
Il 4, ysuirla aud Washington Railroad 20.
{ :. Civ Council of Alexandria ct al, ten
,s,j dollar bond was r, CURED, upon which
;: pp.mau was offered as surety. David
u, then made cath before me, the Depu-
tx d the Corporation Court OF Alexan-
20, his estate was worth the sum OF
j, after the payment of all his just debts;
!, %, state wha. his debts were, nor the
M 4 them; he did not state Of what his
nv consisted: Mr. 0. o. Stevens was 10
=. at the time the oath was taken; Mr..
H.. ey.cu,ed the boud; the oath Was ad-
s.;-i Oh III. 10th day OF September, 1878.
.;yi for defendant declined to cross OK.
L s:le witness
John ". Campbell testified that he is
4 ss..or Of the city Of Alexandria, and has
Xix The past three years; that he was not
/ i.si with the accused; that he left
1y,m Of return at the house OF the ac-
/ l., Patrick street 10 the mouth OF May
:. the accused came to his office some
4 [:.aesfer, and made his return as follows:
..grses, valued at s5UO; eight carts aud
i u; $40; household and kitchen furniture,
3t. $40; he asked me if it was neces-
Ealelurn the horses aud carts, as they We're
St.Dglon, b. G.; told him that 1t Was
4 Ea7 10 return all his personal property;he
Say that was all his property, but 1t Is
a$.rued; he has no real estate in the city
!;illiria, as shown by the assessment
l.
.::.iaut's counsel declined to examine, the
~
Il ::aru,ed was then Admitted to bail in the
y a$l,ov0, with Thomas lIaunon and Geo.
Ss shis >ureties, to appear at the October
s The Corporation Court, to answer 40
E4s.:l, for periury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
TIVE MaRKET.-The market was sbundantly

supplied this morning with meats, fruits and
vegetables. Prices are unchanged since our
lssi report. Peaches are 81 per peck. Butter
'.Oa4Oc per ID. Lima Beans 12e per quart; black
&c per peck corn lie per dozen; eggs 3Oc per
dozen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
Sarepta Clothing III all,
No SO King street.

We have just received large and select stock of
CLOTH1NG
FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR, ..
consisting in part of Disgonals, Trecoes, Che
viots, Beavers, English and French Cassimeres,
&C. which for neatness of pattern, style and
chcapness we defy competitor.
Also full line of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Trunks, Vaises, &c.,-such as are usually found
in q tirst-class house. Call and examine.
/ SCHWARTZ s. CO.,
epl9 SO King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
NOTICE TO GAS CONSU MERS

Bills for the quarter ending September 18th
are now ready for delivery.
All bills paid on or before October lst will be
at the rate of S3 per thousand; on all bills paid
after October lst ten per cent will be added.
The flow Of gas will be stopped from the prem
ises of all consumers who have not paid up by
the 10th OF October.
In giving the above notice, desire to app end
the following remarks:
A custom has obtained in the collection of gas
bills, which has almost become law, of granting
indulgence to consumers, by which much money
has been lost to the Works, and when attempt Is
made 10 collect after the amount has accumu-
| lated, unpleasant feelings have been eEgendered,
rendering my position anything put pleasant
| Gas bills are accruing quarter = and monthly
| for there are 4 number of monthly Consumers
and any one can see at q glance the difficulties
| that must arise of allowing two or three quar-
ters' months consumption before payment Is
| enforced. When l cut of the gas from con-
sumner, the first question asked by him Is, IF
there are not others who are IN arrears? and If
there are, why | do not close them off also"
Although consumers know that 1t is the law,
and that the Gas Light Committee call upon me
to enforce it, yet when it is enforced l am the
only one who is found fault with They think
that am the throne, forgetting that there is u
power behind the throne greater than the throne
itself" In addition TO all this the law make 1t
imperative upon me to cut the gas OF OF all VINO
may be in arrears, and l render myself liable to
ccnsure, 10 say lne le'tst' lot hoI uisch SiiS my
duty. desire, therefore, to say to all who do
not pay by the 10Th of October, according to the
above notice. that the flow Of gas will be stopped
without res poet to persons. And | hope no
friend of mine will ask further indulgence. us
cannot and most respectfully say l. wW not
grant it. A law and rule which bears alike upon
all certainly ought to give offence to none. In
distributing the bills will be glad to receive
the money Of any who may be prepared To p y ;
but it will be out Of my power to call the second
tine so consumers will either come or send to
the office, which is located in the Market Build
ing, on Royal street where payment of bills may
be made from L. IN. to II M, and from to D
p. m y. hoADOh1
sep 20-1w Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

Property SALEs.-F a. KERRY, real estate
agent and auctioneer, sold to-day, in front OF
the market house, by auction, vacant lot on
the west side OF st Asaph street, between
0noen and Princess streets Sc! feet front by
81 feet 81 inches deep the property ct color,
ed man named James Piper, to l. Gentzberger
for $3.50; also lot and two story framed house
thereon, No. Ill Wilkes street, between Pitt
and St. Asaph, belonging to Emaline NJ Nor
ris, TOO. P Cram for $500; also steam en-
glue, boiler and necessary appliances, belonging
to the estate Of the late Josiah II. Davis, to
H. Baader for 5000. The sale Of the tract of
laud belonging to the late W. B. Scarce, to
have taken place at the same time, was post
poned until October llth, as only 81 per acre
was bid for it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
1879 FALL& WINTER TRADE. 1878

Now ready, at the most extensive establish;
mcnt of The kind in the State, the largest and
most complete assortment of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS ever brought to this market.
HI. STR A u S S,
at No. 80 King street, corner Of Royal,
therefore, announces that he is now ready with
the largest and most complete stock of BOOTS,
SHOES, CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, VAL1SES,
sc. Such goods and such BARGAINS have
never before been offered to the people as ne is
now prepared to give them. Rem ember that
everything usually found in first class estab;:
lshment in this line of goods can only be found
at Fl. STRAUSS MAMMOTH BOOT. SHOE
and CLOTHING BAZAAR No. 80 King ST.,
corner Of Royal, Alexandria, Va.
gs-N. B.-Country merchants supplied at
New York prices. sep l9-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

pLANKETS BLAME ETS
ID White and Colored.
AT prices to SUIT every one.
con Is d F. WILMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

Gss-Y. NJ. C. A.-Singing meeting to. morrow
(Subbath) evening. at the rooms, at clock for
the purpose of learning new hymns for visit
alton Sabbath. All the members or the Asso-
citation are invited to be present, and also any
others Interested, 1t
4 FTER MONDAY, the 22d instant, TEN
n PER CENT will be added to all unpaid
CORPORATION TAX BILLS. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

DANTAM CHICKENS-Five cents each, OF
ID fifty cents per dozen; finest and cheapest II
the country; for sale at o,,
sep Is JAN T. q W. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

HORoE SHOES, BAR IRON, HORSE
Ill SHOE NAILS, FILES, KASPS, &c,
Just received u: SO King street.
sen 10 J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20

POLICE Report. The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
tcrday Alfred Counter, colored, for assaulting
colored woman, was, 10 default of the pay
meut OF the imposed tiue couscriptcd into the
chain gang; Jim Davis. on complaint of John
johnson, both colorcd, for beating his wife, was
dismissed, as the charge was not sustained; An
ME Newman, a coored girl, for breaking
street lamp was dismissed upon prom
Use to pay the amount of damage; Sarah
Bell, coored, for disorderly conduct, was tued
and discharged; John McGuir, halling from
Pittsburg, for dlsorderly conduct was dlseha :,
ed upon a promise TO quit the city forthwith;
James Butler for disorderly conduct, and tor
au attack upon Peter McGruder, both coIored'
uear the Diagonal Pump, was fined and dis
charged; Bryan Doran, for app!ropriat'ug Cor
poration tools, was discharged upon making
restitution. --------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-20
RAILROAD RECEIPTS. The following are the
REGENTS bv the w. c., V. NJ. & G. S. Railroad

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. IollOWlne are Tue
receipts by the W. c., V. NJ. & G. S. Railroad
for this week: Corn 9 405 bushels, wheat Is, 1852,
rye 1856, mill otfa $50, oats 9U5, potatoes POS,
onions is, seed IS, corn meal l20, fax seed 5,
sulnac 3,lu4 sacks, ground sumac 20, l6O lbs,
-four 766 bbls, ounces Is, dried fruit IS bbls
and boxes, butter l6 Grkins, eggs l9 bbls and
baxes, blooms $3.50 lbs, leather SO roles APP
pies 50 bbls, whskey 6 bbls, fowls - coops,
calves 9, tobacco LOG boxes cider bbls, Wax
81 lbs broom coru Is bales, wool 10 sacks, ale
is bbls clay pipe IS pieces, spoil es 81 bundles,
bacon Sc lbs, iron Is bars, cabbage l3 bags,
medicine roots bags, syrup 3 cas- ks, hair 2
bales, wood cords peaches 9 bbls, sheep sklns
25S, calf skins SIS, hides l07 bundles, old iron
Is, SOC lbs, rags 1853 lbs, horse shoes 7 kegs,
lead POO lbs, tin Dukes, lumber $4,000 feet,
oak lumber $4,000 feet, empty bottles bbls,
Wagons /, cattle aud sheep Is cars, stone cars,
hoop poles / car.
During the week the following were the re-
ceipts by the w. 4 o. r. R:-Wheat 8, 9GS
bushels, corr $3.50, oats GAG, rye 232, meal l9o,
potatoes As, eggs 20 bbs and boxes, butter 81
bbls and 6ckius, fruit &C bbls, sumac :, 545 lbs,
rags II bales, hay 43 bales, hides bundles,
fowls So coops, calves 80 head, horses l, old
iron and brass 1900 lbs, wood cars, cooper
stuff | car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Pbilip Becker. who was arrested on the charge OF
having killed Charles Schwbb has been committed to 'n Io"o'
await the action Of the coroner.
Applieation has been made for a new trial in the
case W. Jones who found guilty Of VIOLATION o. ae
pension lEsS in taking more than S25 ioI collecting pension
Jane Brentou Of No 252 lcEss' Bfoo'ya 's O'S '"' NM
compensation allowed
At the Tombs Police Court James A. Hunter a
GT@s MAN VA. "a s S Sea by Justice Hogan Of 81 600
answer complaint bis employers who charged him Win having
stolen si66 from their safe.
Under an order by Recorder Haokett, Henry Ne Gu;
man alias Dutch 1n'h VINO ' ose1 charge of robbery and
health it stated has been much mPd b TIE confinement
The inquest in the case of Catherine Seger. who
No. 1876 Hers October was concluded
s,Sf Of John BS siFa anS co@6oes on he premises
sIoene violation o. te law Bowen Wa committed ior
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Adoph Black conductor 33 Of the Beeckest ne was
and cbsH worth $50 iron Furry No SOC Y4,e Pure
got the Pnsoaets car lat S9Id,{ nieIhooa ana 's w.
bed IN de default auto q $500. "
At the Court OF General Sessions yesterday, before
people Johnson the STATE Prison for ye yea for
oS s fopseath st CrossoSn line al Foureentst
Tor prisoner Mar Carr acquitted or charge Of stealing
st. John o. Mott for Max Baker acquitted Of
on Aug 10 james Mseke for the accused Edwin Roach
charged with shooting tno%a OCTy enI arm and Kat
kssr was sent to the Prison years assault with
Of joseph sftust charged Win upon Burke Dino 22S
Tbrdaye knife SOFT q still Howe iunn tr
prisoner following prisoners pleaded guy Mehael VIII
STATE Prison for three for
breaking premises Leopold stock OF No 81 WAenst
and stealing 10 Of shoes worth 500 Joha Iobn
State Prison months far breaking into the
premises Of the Iudesaible RuHe Company at Nos 254
Ta 2SS Sr S'D' $50 on D s,r. and %s sent pieces &
Peutenary months for breaking into the
premises pieces Of lace worth 500. Frank Qunby
Barney Mcclure aud James Harye pleaded guilty o. stealing s9S 40
ladies' clothing from Michael GOOde Christopher T. WIZ
SOD al SO Wakest 30 Qunby sent the State
Prison years Mcclure aud Harvey for year EACH
Fleming Prison for for assung Jer
emish Sept a. with knife George Jones sent to
state Prison steal dry worth 500,
4. from Louis Lemson Of No. 6l sulysnt Theodore
Boehner for and dr. months for At
tempting $3.50 o. from George Gilbert OF No II Rec
t State Prison for three for
committing assault upon Mara Kennedy on Tweniyninhst De
tween seventh and EigbthsVes on Oct T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
THE COURTS
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
Tho Marine Court, Part H., Adjourned yes
,.,,y for the day without transacting any business
rio October term of the United otateS
,,,.,,, C,urt common law suits, Judge "Oouruh pre-
D,t,n, Will open at IL a. IN. tomorrow
In the Marine Court, Part ILL.,, before Judge
erldnr he Jury disagreed in the case OF Becher aet
NcCsbs: C. A. Flammer for plaintiff. and Henry Wehe
for defendant
Prosper p. Shaw of Clinton, Essex County,
has instituted proceedings the Supreme Court to re-
cover loan of $40 900 made 30 the NewJersey Southern
railroad Company, and has procured an attachmeht
against their property
On the Fourth of July David Names was
accidentally shot in the groin by ball from the pistol
Of John J. Fay. The ball has never been extracted
Names brought suit against Fay for 5000 damages
which came To trial yesterday morning before Judge
Reynolds and jury in the Brooklyn City Court, ana
plaintiff received a verdict for 5000 damages
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Gross the jury disagreed in the Of W. H. X O. Hig
gins aGt John r. Kennedy; Brooch e. Brown for plain
tiff Tracy d Omstead for defendant. Charles Helfrch
obtained Judgment by inquest against AlOnzo l. Tuska
for S3Os g. with costs ana SIS allowance; IT, RndsKOpi
for plaintiff and w. j. Tuska for defendant Inc case
of Smith agt Bacon refereed by consent; D. H. r.
Blauyelt for plaintiff and Field and sherman for de
PENDANT. The case OF Opponhemer agt Woke was
settled and discontinued; l.. RindskOpf for plantI,
and l., Cohen for defendant In Cornelius Mayer ana
another agt. William L. Qmnalle and another Judgment
was given defendant, with costs and so allowance