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LITTLE Rock, October H-At 9 meeting
here yesterday Of the Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch Masons, Samuel W. williams was elected
Grand High President. At q session of the
Grand Council Of Royal and Select MasteU, j..
A. Stinson was elected Grand Master.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY IN SIX LINES.
The Albert Lee, Mimi, Standard has discov-
cred that hog skin and cow-hide bags hsld ter
times as much corn as canvas bags do and cost
only about one-te tenth as much to get to market
The corn should be put into the bags before the
skins are taken of the animals
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IMPORTANT BANKRUPT CASB.-G. w. +.
Smith, of Fauquier county, Va, has filed his
petition in bankruptcy, returning about $50 900
assets ana 500 900 liabilities. Messrs Fowler
of Alexandria, and Triplett, of Richmond were
elected assignees to-day. All his assets are
covered by liens and the effort is being made bv
bis lien creditors to take them out Of the bank.
rupt couIt-ALecGndriA SeniincL. 13Lh.
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HIGH-PRICRD HoRsE-Mr. T.. T. SiIImop
has purchased the trOtting gelding Jim Irving
from his owner, Mr.. James Irving, for the sun.
OF $4,000. This is the largest price ever paid
for trotting horse, and as Mr.. Simmons is a
very experienced turfman, and superior Judge
OF horses he must have been satisfied that Jim
irving was decidedly the fastest tIotter In the
world before he paid this price.-Sptit Of lie
TDes
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KILLED BY RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-A re-
port has reached Philadelphia that two trains
collided on the Camden and Amboy division OF
the Pennsylvania railroad last night, st place
called Palmyra, nine miles out OF Camden, and
that the engineer and fireman OF one OF the
trains were killed. No psrtlcuIars.
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MADAME IDA, formerly of Chicago, has in
vented fIe-escape, which the Times thinks
will save at least fifty funerals annually In that
city What a boon she would confer on Chicago
IL she would invent for some OF ITS citizens =
hre-escape for the next world!
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AT THE TRIAL OF BAZAINE yesterday tele-
graphic dispatches were read showing Bazaine
intended TO counterfeit the flank movement of
the Germans, but the Emperor prevented him
from carrying out the plans. The Marshal, in
answer to further questions, especially con
corning the 18th of August, stated he agreed
with the Emperor TO march to Verdun but the
delay was caused by battle, and he was other
wise hindered. He was unaware that the En-
peror intended to depart from Metz. He de-
clared that the Emperor left no special orders.
1t was well understood, however, that in the
event OF strong resistance the army was to
remain at Metz a few days, and not go beyond
Nerdun in any case. The accused betrayed
much excitement at the beginning of his exam
nation, which was long and searching.
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LONDON, October 1.-Two hundred ana nina
ty-fve thousand pounds of buIiion wer.
shipped from Southampton to-day for Nev
York. AoA Ne"
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NJ. RANG, the French communist who CO M
mitted fatal blunder in allowing himself to be
elected to the National Assembly, thereby chal-
longing an Investigation OF his conduct in the
bloody days preceding the surrender of Paris
has been tried for his crimes, foand guilty and
sentenced to death.
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WORST OF THE YELLOW FEVER OVER AT
MEMPHIs.-The frost at Memphis Yesterday
has inspired new hope, and the abatement Of
the yellow fever scourge is looked for. Physi-
clans agree that the disease has passed its worst
and new cases are less malignant and ever in
number. IL is safe to conclude there will be no
more violent outbreak. The work of cleaning
and disiniecting the streets and alleys is still
going on vigorously. The board of health is
doing everything possible with the means at
hand, and is urging citizens to use the pre-
scribed disintecting agents about the premises
IL is confidently believed that in a few DAYS the
more malarial poison that has produced such
terrible results will be effectually eradicated.
Relief for the suffering city pours in from all
quarters.
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THE DELEGATES TO THE EvANGELIcAL AL
LANCE spent yesterday In Philadelphia. They
visited Independence Hall, where several ad-
dresses were delivered. meeting, which was
ADDRESSED by numerous speakers, was also held
at Horticultural Hail.
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RIGHTS OF SrREET CAR PAssRNGRRs.-A
fhliaoeiphla district court judge, in refusing
to nonsuit plaintiff who sued for damages re-
ceived while standing on the rear platform of a
street car, said, ooiter dictum, that he did NOT
MINK ciuzen had any right to stand in the
aisle of Car IL sitting passenger Objected.
because the person paying his or her fare was
entitled not only to a seat, but also q seat free
rom the nuisance Of being behind anothers
back or being continually stared at
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Eire In Auburn

AUBURN, y. y, october 1.-THE carriage
mandatory of Beuch Bros. & co. aud tie
planning mill OF smith * Nickers was burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000, insurance, -, 500.
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THE OUTRAGE AND MURDER AT FALLING
WATKRs.-Tolliver, the alleged murderer OF
Annie Butler at Failing Waters, was arraigned
yesterday in the Berkeley County Court, al
Martinsburg, West Virginia. An examination
was waived by his counsel, and he was com
m1tted for trial at the November term OF the
circuit court. The prosecution rests entirely or
circumstantial evidence, but ii is said that some
OF the facts which have been brought out, tend
suOnRlY TO nIOYA hia ouilf
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Fatal Stabbtw~

NEw YORK, October 4.-George Rouke. IN.
Hng,s,, fatally stabbed Richard Bradshaw IN
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FOREIGN PERsoSAL.-Hesry James has been
returned 10 the English Parliament from Tain
ton, by majority of s. votes.
All emigration agents who are domiciled in
Germany, are 10 be expelled.
Lord Tenterden will succeed Hammond as
under secretary OF state for the British foreign
department.
The Crown Prince of Saxony was throw
from his carriage Monday, and, falling under
the wheels, was severely injured
Pere Hyacinthe has been elected one of the
three cures in Geneva by the Old Catholic
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AMUSEM ENTS.
WALLS NEW OPsKA ROUSE.

WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE.
THE SECOND FASHIONABLE ENGAGEMENT
"OWENS AND LAUGHTER
Engagement I, r week OUty of the omin -at
American Cons dian, NJ JOHN f. OWENS, and
n company careful ly selected by himself aad spe-
claliy Tthearsed IN HE comedies
on MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IL,
Tom Tas Tors Mooern Comedy OF
"TBE VICTIMS
SVsAoN ~ NJ " Ntns
And when you wear think # me-.
After which the Consic Drama Of
sOLON ShINGLE
Scion ShinRl'-"I jess 50 jess so M. Owens
OWENS MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Ch6 Ice seats can be reserved during he day week
IN advance Or Monday, October 70, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. FLORENCE octl3
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REV. DR.. MUNsxY.-A few days ago mention
was made on the authority OF Salem (Va0
paper that this once gifted divine had become
perfect wreck. The Lexington (Vs) Gazette
attributes his prostitution to overwork in serv-
ing his church in Baltimore, paralysis from
that cause having deadened one side and de-
ranged his mind. The Lynchburg Virginian
says: with respect to Mr.. Munsey 1t is well
known that for years past he has been in feeble
health. He was advised by physicians, 1t is
said, to use stimuiants to support a sinking
frame. He did so, and the rest Is known" It
Is stated that $500 were raised in Baltimore on
Saturday for his family, and sent to Mrs. Mum
sey at Greenyille, Tenn.
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THEATER C8NIQUE.
wv 18Th NIrert, below Penna- Ayenae.

WASHINGTON THEArER C8MIQUE.
w l3tb Street, below Penna- Avenue.
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY.
I2 NEW FACES IL
The Greatest Of all European Stars
ZITkLLA TROUPE.
Msdemoiselle ZITELLA, the handsemest lady 4.
America.
THE GREAT yARELLA BROS
LAPkTIrE ZIrELLA the Infant II srcules
The Great Canadian Artists,
CHAS. AID CAhRIE AUSTIN,
TIE CAhROLS.
Last Week Of the GreaL CAROLS family.
Il. NJ. The GENERAL. LITTLE DICK. MAS
TER EDDIE,
The great Dutch Comedians,
MILLS md JOHNSON
The Giant Ethiopian OTTO BOURBANK, assisted
b. the COmical JOHN REESE.
The fay OrIte n. Danseuse
AMELIA GURENFLO.
The Beautiful Sero Comic Vocalist
MISS CARRIE AVERY
And Our Great Company.
GEO. W. THOMPSON,
As the PERSECU TED pU lehman.
- Family Matinees every WEDNESDAY and
SATU BDAY. Octll tr
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A COLLISION occurred yesterday on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad. near Trevillia ms,
fifteen miles south Of Gordonsvilie, between an
express and freight train. Both engines were
badly wrecked, but nobody was hurt. The
damage win amount to over SIS 900.
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A BLsoDTHIRsTY CANDIDAFH.-rhef follow
ing announcement appears in the Warren SEN
tinel SO L announce myself n candidate for
superintendent Of the poor, promising 70 dis
charge sll the duties of the Office faithfully,
and, as all the candidates for this Office promise
TO reduce taxes aud save much money 20 the
taxpayers, hereby pledge myself, III elected +,
TO Kill all the paupers by the first OF March, TO
bury them with hOnOrs of war, and then sup
port their families. This is the only way 10
meet the cry for retrenchment and reform, and
l am equal 10 the occasion More votes.
WIN. 4. BARBERn
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@Mrs. Barrett, of Battle Greek. Mich, wants
law to punish reporters for ridcuiing free
love conventions.
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GOLD SPECTACLE. eo
,.. a. 4. hiarLrs. ,.,s..s.

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE--Al per.
NJ sons Wishing % employ reliable servants win
street, between and streets, where their orders
VII be pronptlyalled. febiI "
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TAILoRs' STRIKE IN BALTIMoRE.-The
American and German journeymen tailors of
Baltimore held q large meeting yesterday morn
ing preparatory to q strike, at which they were
addressed by Bernard Cornell, chairman of the
executive committee of the International UnIon
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CONDITION or THE NATIONAL BANKs.-The
controller Of the currency has issued circulars
calling upon all the national banks FOR a re por
of their condition at the close of business on
Friday, the 18th of September, 1873. One rea-
son for selecting this day that the controller
may be able 10 furnish complete statistics OF the
condition of the national banks of the whole
panic.
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A wRETCHHD MAN.-ole Bang, the old man
who killed his sen at Austin, Mum, is said by
the warden Of the state prison to be crying
most Of the time and to be suffering terribly.
He was Intoxicated when he committed the
murder.
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@An infant was born in the ST. Louis horse
cars the other day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't fail to procure MKs. WINsLUW's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
of teethng in children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, wind collie, regulates the bowels, and, by
giving relief and health to the child gives rest TO
the mother. Be and call Tor
"MRs. WIHsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. jyl4-ss6m
Bachelors Hair Dye Is tire best In the woris
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, no disappointment, harmless, reliable fnstaa
tsne91s black or brown; at sn druggists, and 8
bcno street New York. fS-eoly
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INTERNAL RKvENUK-The receipts from this
source to-day were SIPS, 1871.
CHIEF ExAMINKR.-The President to-day
signed the commission of f. o. Graves as Chief
examine under the civil service rules.
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EREE MUSICAL CONCERTS
L EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
Hear the M AsBifiCenI
$4,000 ORCHESTRION,
Performing the latest Oporatic Na.isHal Music,
at
NIB. SCHWARZENBERG'S,
4bS Pennsy lyGnia avenue, sOuth side, between ~
and o b streets.
This instrument represents an immense Orchestra,
with drums, cy mhals, aud chimes complete.
~ Fresh cold LAGER always on draught. SIS SIN
OLD No. On Exhibition and SaIe) NEW No
7TH sT.S Urn ST.
MARkRITERS,
Ne. 439 It'll street, between u and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Choice Oil Paintings, EngraviBgs, ChrOmos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Eings, Nails, &C., in the District.
@1ERMs UAsH.
s-Plesse remember Name and Number. jelly.
A LII KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARISG APP
n PARkL can be sold 10 the very best advantage
By addressing calling on justin,
6l9 d street, between 9Th and 18th n ::
Notes by nail promptly attended TO. Cash paid rs tr
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COAL AND WOOD.

CO.TTI.TU.fECE.
DETER MINED
TO DEFER THE WITHDRAWAL
POPU LAR PRICE LIST,
FOR A SHORT TIME.
WE WILL STILL OYER
| THE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
els SUITS FOB s1O.
s12 oVEROoArs FOR IS.
SIS SUITS FOE sI2.
sls oyEBC ATS FOB $40.
$40 SUITS FOR GA
$40 OyERCoATs FOR sI4
s25 SUITS FOR SIS.
s25 OvERCoATs FOR SIS
$50 SUITS FOE s22.
$50 OvERCoATs FOR s22.
BOYS.
SIR SCHOOL SUITS FOR So.
s15 DRESS SUITS FOR $40.
sI3 SCHOOL SUITS FOR SO.
sis DREss SUITS FOR s13.
BoYs' OyERCOATs
AT SAME DISCOUN
EQUAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL GOODS.
POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS.
BUY NOW.
HABLb BROTHERS,
Merchant TaiIors and Fine CIothiers,
oetl0..r Corner 1th and D streets.
SOUND FEET
efllness, and long lfs and in this bus, age, The
ter q economy we'll IS comfort to give them occs
sonal attention IN order to guard against the de-
saef r.is2 .s:rdss s. o 0s .p :iii,IE,
ss sS.t sSssT 81 and 4 known
sSa fS s:c. .n Si Of
20 s'1s; sss Ss ris;
ss'.elshnssts Ne. e3t lsth street, opposite the q.
pr: ws1.: :asoss:s: 'Ihfi treat. Germs. Bunlon.,
IsiD.. sns sef .nss. ct ,ss s.s Oh Gill;
ns D sss zee, 3 e. visit. special
seto 80 and upwardsJ Owing TO press Of bust
ness during once hours, DR. Whiie h unable 10 visit
paten.s At Residences except after D. m. Once
IT ADW. CLARK. T. b. CRoss,JR
r. EDW. CLARK Co.,
DEALERS
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
noULDINas, &C., &c.
CENTRAL once, 626 Louisiana avenue.
Wharf. epes and PahIns Mil, foot Of eth street
east.
Brsi Oh u .s-llth and streets northvsss, Wiz
Siris avenue and Ssh Q & eet southeast. jyl11y
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ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN FKLr HATS, N
~ aeV col =, INST recsi ed al DAVIS
ral Market ST1c-. coIn.r sth strrsf
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LECTURES.

REy.IJ J. sTINE, d D., oFLEAVENwORTH
H ansas. VIII lecture at Union League Hall,
~ ESDAf EVENING, October Ia, 1873, a: 1880
O'Clock.
Subject" christianity an Absurdity and an I'm
POSTURE
The public inyised. Opportunity for reply. Seats
free; collection for expenses octl3 2"
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ARREST OF A NOToRIOUs CRININAL.-A
young man, giving the name OF AIlard, was ar
rested in Hartford, Conn. about a week ago for
stealing a trunk from the depot and 70 5bing
-eyeral hundred dollars worth of goods belong
ng 10 Boston drummer. On Saturday last a
Massachusetts, constable identified him as a
we'll known professional criminal, who has
Travelled under the aliases of VIM. Graham, w.
Q. Rosenthal and Cyrille Dyer, and has com
mitted no fewer than three burglaries aud
stolen three or four horses. for which he has
never been held to account. His oper atiOns
have been located in Boston, FItchburg, Bolton
and other places in Massachusetts,. He is ia
Jail at Hartford awaiting trial
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IEAL EsTATE pIREtTnEY nr ~

II EAL ESTATE DIREtTOEY or THE
~ Oily Oh WASHINGTON.
faef ~ he .Sl e ~, ~ scale o. MY
Aa sUtllE isiaus, WJh date name II same cor
Surveyor Also, the assessed vala5 81 ground a63
mprg' erents IN each lot aud dcscr ption ~ the
plugs. aser mains; and frr slarm stations ara
other rua'tos bearing upon the value q PROP
weekly numbers, not 70 exceed flty, each contain
Ing twenty -four squares.
wssBISsToN, d. O., September II, 1878
The public and those desirfrg such a WORT are
M r. H fsshs sSa 'S th S re
:. e1 am and supervise the publication Of what i
ard they be assured q the eorreefne.1 ~ esch
-gSrsts square snd lot part OF lot and subdivisiop
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
i also have ssTeed TO examine the Statistical "a.
cation, that the inform alton in m I'm SiiII
rect aud in conformity with the Nsmsrie.I Roar
wILLIAs M6RGAs. Tax Clerk
After most careful Investigation and inouirx
are thoroush sAisnsd - 20 tbs facilities and abI
Is q Col gsshta to pr. pare sue. " Real Estate pi
liable and Of ,.lse 20 the prblic genefaIiy. We
ssSr,iiy q, r.eSGmsnd s sp'srHriss e our risnds
FITCH FOX, Real Estate Brokers.
subseriptiOns and orders will be received ct the
fiEsrE, tss Psn".y Sf' nsis'n avenue
northwest, Or IN Milt aIns new drug store.
X. sDy Penn
oes. ssd aTnesrs may be see. :. either q these
piestion any sxdrsss As may be desired upon sp'
AS Contemplated TO commence issue on or
s to msd:n s ssl,s,ssS .1s
a yFr1EHTZ,
sspSed Coz.p,Ie1, asa Prbliskes.
E1AAIHI HI
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pLACK TRIMMING VELyETS, from ss2s 10
AZ : . 70 Ter yard vers cheap at DAVIS.
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hEADING (PA.) As CENTER oF CRINE-A
wealthy farmer named Adam, residing in
Greenwich township, twenty miles from
Reading, Pa, who Is said 10 have drawn a con-
siderable sum OF money from bank, was attacked
night, murdered and robbed. The murderers
have escaped.
Wallace Messenger, aged nine years, a son OF
JACOB Messenger, residing on TulpehOckea
creek, three miles from Reading, Pa, was sh Jt
and instantly killed Saturday p. IN. by Young
man residing al Reading who has since escaped
The case Is one OF deliberate murder.
George knipe, young man, while returning
from the country Saturday evening in a carriage ,
was attacked by highwsymen, i've miles from
Reading, Pa. He procured a butcher knife and
returning charged upon his assaisnts One OF
them, named CiyinsSy, was badly cut in the
back and face and one OF his ears was cut Of.
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HEAVY REPUBLICAN NAJoRIrIEs IN THR WRIST
ERN COUNTiEs-A LARGE REPUBLICAN MA
JOETTN IN PHILADELPHIA-ALLBGHD "BAR-
GAIN AID SALE"
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EEA1EEBs. FLOWERS AND ORNANENTs
n gT,Gi y-giety,tt DAVIS
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LADIES' GOODS.

OUI NEW GOODS OUi
At LOU PRICES.
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POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY.
Ex-senator PomerOy appeared at the Police
Court this morning and made affidavit to the
charge against Mr.. NJ. F. Conway (who shot
him few days sInce) of assault ana battery
with intent to kill, upon which a warrant was
issued, and Mr. Conway brought into the court.
ana the case was called about IL O'Clock. Rich
ard +. Merrck appeared for the accused and
entering plea OF not guilty, waived examina-
ton, whereupon the court fixed the bonds at
$4,000 for the appearance of the accused at the
Criminal Court to await the action of the grand
jury. Conway presented a worn and anxious
appearance, and was evidently very nervous
ard much excited.
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NAN FkANCIrCO, UctODHT T3.-DlsnafChes
from oregon to- night report that the election
for congressman passed OF quietly. A Portland
dispatch says Aesmith (demOcra) Is probably
elected by a small majority.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

at the once Of Mr.. Franklin. then assessor o.
the Ninth district, and sigaed bond IN blank with
the understanding that II was 10 be hiicd up with
the name OF Mr.. Taliinan as principal; that MI.
Devlin agreed to De surety Tor ralman only, but
that afterward the bond was filed up In the name
OF one Thomas Butler AS principal. Mr.. Allen, the
notary before whom the bond was acknowledged,
woud net swear but that the bond was In blank
when Mr.. Devlin acknowledge it; and MI. Franklin,
the assessor, had no recollection OF the condition
OF the paper when executed by Mr.. Deviin, but re-
membered perfectly well that Mr.. Taman was
understood TO be the proprietor OF the disilery IN
question.
Ex-Judge Cardozo asked the Court to hold that
upon the Iacts shown the bond was not obligatory
upon the government.
The Judge left to the jury TO say whether the
bona was executed in blank aud LETT with the as
SCISSOR with the understanding that the name OF
Tallman was to be inserted principal, ana
charred that II that were so, and the name OF
Thomas Butler was afterwards and without Mr..
Devhn's authority inserted on the BOND, that
would be a fraud upon him and the government
could not recover.
The jury were discharged without rendering
verdict = II being in iavor oil the defendant
and standing out for the government.
The foreman stated In open court that there was
no use OF further consultation as one disentlent
juror would not be convinced
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
COURT CALEADARs-IHIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCuIT.-Part 1 - Adjourned
until Monday. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt-
Short causes-Nos 1888, 1910. 1884, 1928, 2574 2266
22e6 2474 e6s6 952 1861 POTS 1894 i572 l45s 2ol2
2552 2606, 27lo, 2S06, $685. 29l2 1904, 3000, 3OOS
305s. 3l04, 3l2o
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Adjourned un-
I'll December.
SUPREME COURr-GRNERAL TERM.-Nos. 1O2 103
1o7 l42 IA l46 40, l5l, 152, l54 1856. l56, 1861,
%, "A, ia, 1lS.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Hel by Judge
Barrett-Nos. 20, 32, Al SO. o. 60, 81, 72 81, o2,
l49 l57, 35, 36, 81, II.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curts.-Nos 557, 661, 3431 7S9, 96l 709, 49,
1856 1871 7ss TAI, 74s 74e e5H Part ~ 2aned as by by
514, 6l0, 500, $40, 622, 626, 652 799.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Nos. 2373 l739 1884, 1882, 2Ol, 2Ol2, 45, 2I2b 500
1894. 2430, 1915, l9l5 1882 6s 3397 2260, 1878, 23
1917. 290 1892 2077, 293 2265 2348 1912 1851, 2029
$40, PIG zoos, 2546, 2176, 21S5, 80.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Nos
1885, 81 l43, 10. So, II 49, 3s. 133 95, lllA IL, Ia
1l6, lis, l20, 124, 127, l31, 132, i36, 1877, 1866.
senNos. 3O5o 2426 1928, 26sO 1864. 1885, 1854 27s4
22ls, 3206, 255S, 2290 1888, 3032 297s 1882 Part p
Held by Judge Gross-Nos. 277l, 1895, 2942, 204l,
1885, 2729 $685. 2643, 1859, 2427, 2749 26S3, 2s27
2Sl3- Part 3-Held by Judge Curtis.-Eos. 1888,
1912 277s 34o5, 1892 1922 1885, 22s4 25Ol 1917, 25l9
2573 26SS 2736, 1857
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutnerland-Caendar Tor Friday, November
5.-The People vs. George Reilly, alias Rat
Reilly, fel0nious assault and battery; Same vs..
Robert McCuum. feloni0us assault and battery
Same vs. Thomas Conroy, feoniOus assault and
battery; Same vs. Walter Hill and John Carroll,
larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same vs..
Robert Saunders, grand larceny; Same vs.. John
Grady, petit larceny; Same John J. Boyle, grand
larceny; Same vs.. William p. Ruds embezzlement
Same vs. Herman Schwalin, embezzlement.