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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-09

THEArER.-The "Colleen Bawn and
Goodies" were the attraction last night.
There was large attendance. Great
credit is due the Manager for the manner
in which the "Colleen Bawn" was placed
on the stage and the whole company for
their respective renditions. Tomorrow
night Mr.. F. NJ. Bates will be the recip-
lent of benefit, and splendid bill will
be presented. The name OF "Richelleu
is as "household word" and in this
character Mr.. Bates has gained consider
able reputation. We have no need to
suggest the necessity of purchasing tick
cts early, as most OF the theater-goers
are aware of, by this time, that less at
tractive bill than that offered for Monday
evening causes rush for seats. Mr..
Germans Office, next to Clancy's, will be
we'll patronized between the hours of 8
a. m. and Z p. M. on Monday. Great
novelties are in preparation, The theater
now is fixed institution in Phoebe.
FIRE IN BuLLIoNvILLE.-At Bullion
vile, yesterday afternoon, fire broke
out on Main street, opposite the Magnet
mill, but it was extinguished before much
damage was done. We are indebted to
Geo. Cowls, of Pritchard's Fast Freight
line, for this item.
GEORGE B. McKEAN.-Mr. John Ma
guire has generously volunteered to give
Mr.. Mexican, of whose misfortune thu
public have been informed, the receipts
of one night performance at his theater
Date will be settled during the coming
week.
ALL mining men should 60 to tn
Summit shaft and look at Thomas Lane
valuable invention, which is destined t.
! bring him fame and fortune.
COMPLAINTS are made of drunken mel
trying to enter private houses. A dan
gerous mistake, that.
THERE is a dispatch at the Wester
Union Telegraph Office for Thoma
Tobin.
L. KAPLAN is the only passenger du
this afternoon by Hamilton stage.
SOME material arrived yesterday for tn
Bullionville narrow.guage.
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AcourrTED.-A man was yesterday ar
rested for stealing harness and had a
jury trial before Justice Stout enburgh.
AS a verdict of not guilty was rendered
we think it improper to give his name.
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j. C. Foster made few pointed and
convincing remarks, expressing the opin-
ion that the amount specified in the
report was insufficient to build sach an
edifice of education as Phoebe needs. He
favored raising $4,000 fund, at least.
His remarks were vigorously applauded.
Colonel O'Dougherty presented for the
consideration of the meeting the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That the present school
building of Phoebe is wretchedly INSULT
cient to supply accommodation for the
pupils now attending within its walls,
| and that in view of the recent act OF our
State Legislature, making education
compulsory, greatly increased school ia
cilities are an important requirement.
| Resolved, That it is the expression of
| the sense of this meeting that the Board
of Trustees should. with the least de-
| lay, proceed to call an election and sub
nit to the qualified electors of the dis
trict the question of raising tax
amounting to $4,000, to meet the ex-
pense of erecting building capable of
providing such increased nccommodl-
tons and facilities.
Resolved, That such a building should
comprise the three graded departments of
High School: a grammar school and a
primary, and that it should be on
grounds sufficiently spacious to secure
free and heahhfpJ play and exercise for
an anticipated attendance of at least 800
pupils.
Resolved, That pending the vote of
the electors and the construction of the
new schoolhouse building, the Trustees
be requested to hire building for an
additional school, and that third teacher
be employed to take charge of such adj
ditional school, and to divide the labors
of the present over-taxed incumbents.
The first resolution was read, discussed
and unanimously adopted.
The second resolution was read. and
after full discussion, participated in by
the Chairman, Frank Wheeler, Reverends
Egbert and Badger, Colonel O'Dougherty
H. Ward and others, it was amended by
striking out $4,000 and substituting
$4,000. SO amended the resolution was
adopted.
The third resolution was read, discussed
and unanimously adopted.
The fourth resolution was unanimousl,
adopted without discussion.
1
meeting that the fourth resolution shall
be construed by the Trustees in accord
ance with their discretionary sense of ex
pediency.
The following resolution was unani
I mously adopted:
: Resolved, That the PHOEBE RECORD i
entitled to the thanks of this communit
for the interest it has shown in advocat
ing the building of more commodiou
t schoolhouse, and our thanks are hereb,
rendered.
The Chairman made some forcible re
e marks on the Importance of prompt actio
4 suggesting that notices of election on tn
d special tax question should be publishe
2 Immediately, so the proposed new schoo
: house will be completed by the LIST c
o next July.
Moved that this meeting now adjourn
j. s. CRossMAN, Pres't.
/. H. N. Mcguire, Sec'y.
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1855 Meadow Valley. 13hb3 1917 137sb3O 1914
1917 lshbso lshb5 1875
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REPORT OF THE school. MEETING
LAST NIGHT.

Meeting met at the schoolhouse, pur-
suant to adjournment, there being fair
attendance of ladies and gentlemen.
On motion of Colonel O'Dougherty,
Governor Crosman was called to the
Chair; and on motion of Rev. j. Z. Eg-
bert, H. N. Mcguire was appointed Sec
rotary.
The following report was received,
read by the Secretary, and accepted by
the meeting:
In view of the recent act Of the Legisla-
ture making attendance at school compui-
sorry on all our young people of scholastic
age: and also in view Of the fact that the
present scholastic population OF this DIS
trict numbers at least 210, we have come
to the conclusion that it will be absolute.
ly necessary to provide increased school
accommodations.
From an estimate furnished to US we
find that the sum of $4,000 would be
amply sufficient to construct building
with three compartments, comprising a
High School, Grammar School, and a
Primary School; and that such build
ing would meet all the wants af this dis
trict, and provide in the most complete
manner all the accommodations we may
require.
We are, therefore, prepared, if we re-
| ceive the sanction of this meeting, and If
we are justified by the favorable expires.
sion OF the opinion of the tax payers and
relatives of the children, to submit the
propriety of levying a special assessment
| to the amount of $40, 900 to the tax-pay.
ers of the district.
We do not apprshend that any objec.
ton will be urged against such tax, es,
pecially since such tax would not ex'
coed the one-fourth of one per cent. Oh
all the taxable property of the district.
OWEN HoEY,
Z. S. COLEMAN.
A rough draught of the cost of school
house was submitted as follows:
$4,000 feet rough lumber, at $50 per NJ. 1854
1880 feet clear tongued and grooved at
1 5000 per M. ...................... 3IO
| 80 900 shingles, at SO per NJ. ............ 5O
| WINDOWS. ......,.......... ~
| Folding and other doors. Observation-Disclosures. 10
| Nails and hardware. observation-disclosures. 10
1 PalntlnS ana olllnB ................... %
| LABOR. ................ ...........''..... l,oV
l Total ................... i,o'
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For the Week Ending March 9. 1873.
Bullion Shipments and Bullion on
Hand--More Cheerful Feeling--Ship-
ments of Ore by Raymond u Ely
Company---New Discoveries Here--
Reported New Discoveries In Ari-
Observation-Disclosures of
the Phoebe Companies.
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DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK.-TROTTING FRIDAY
u September r. at2 Pm. Match for $500, in harne
VIM McMahons &. Pollock, VIM: Thorn's b. g. slippery
F. e Colonel Geo wrIshgs pix Captain Jenks Same
J. Denton blk. g. om H. Williams br. s. Unexpected
Admission 5Oc. All races best s In s.
VIM. MCMAHON superintendent
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AMUsEhBNTs-FlrKxSru PAcn-Fourth. bfsh and sixth
AAsrRoLyS!- -yous1n P4er-sissh column; 1TI
soA6ERs and
noAsb hrd Asp sHIu%n %noDoINas wANrED-FounrH PAGE
sRooRI9s snq aE1E iSi EsTxTE Pos sALE-srzrrxrrH
pusrsEss
sfs?S SSiS3 Sss F.ess1n column
CLEhHs SsD SI'I" "sALEsMEN-rH,nD P4G.-Fourtn col
2aD seTnn p.e.r..,s
coAsT%ss aRS 1ash p.esFA and
SoySTSy SSxS.Eegn,s R.sszTos..h column
P.s,uTaIIs column
SWEifiss HoTsEs TO Let FURNISHED AND
.nd
EYES AND E4Rs-sl.r.rrrn PAes-s!xth column
SE ROOMS ksS 6.ss fss TO LET
yyssGH
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-TH PAsE-second and
HELP wxNTED-MALEs-r PAcr-Finh and
HORSES cxRRlaiaEs, cSxS,RRRRniaE 4o-rras. p.ol-.nrd and
sSnH:
JERSEY CITY, HOBUkEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN GEN REAL REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sIxrExNrH
LOAN OFFiCES.FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Frst column.
Observation-Disclosures PAcs-sixth column.
= MHUsIGALTFI,TEESTH M s7 FL us P%AGE-ihrd % column.
ohaXss HAcsrs pAorao
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FrRsr PAcr-second column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES
THIRD PAGE-Scc0nd column. ,.,
RENT-sIIrExNTH PAGs-second column.
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Sec-
ond and third columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SIxrEENrH PAGE-Third COL
RRwARDs-FlRs. PAcr-second column.
SALES AT AUCTION--FRsr PAoE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-SE PAGE
First, second third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns
- and THIRD PAGE-Fir and second columns.
SITUATION5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FrRsr PAoE-second column
ePOkTiNG=DOGS, BIRDS FIRST PAGE-Third column.
THE TRADES-TnIRD PAGE-Sixth column.
TIE FT EGR f1SEsPhiFf P SslS%n
Third and fourth columns.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FouRrH PAGH-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
SIXTEENTH PAGR-sixth column
WKSTCHEsTEE COUNT PRoPERTY FOR SALE OK
TO LET1SIxrEENTH PAGE-Second column. Il. \
WINTER kEsoRTs-FouRrH PAcE-Fourth column
umr. ~ lt'E /.
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LOST AND rOUND.

NJ oTICE-To THE THIEF WHO STOLE MY POCK-
IN etbook al East Albany Saturday evening" Sara.
toga FL press train cars which lett New York at $40
me who took my pocketbook known. aQd
that ne returns at once the pockebook and paper
may Keep the money and questions asked othe rDIse
SNYDER No. 36 Bleecker street
NEW YORK, Sept g. 1873,
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HAzLETON PARK ASSOCIATION,
HAZLETON, LUZERNE COUNTY. PA.
FALL MEETING, SEPT q "a, rs 1873


SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. a. 1873
PURSE No. g. 800 q :50l, for horses that have
beaten zso First horse, $500 second horse SloO hr
PURSE No T. 500 e 81, for horses that have neve
beaten 81 First horse $500 second horse $50: thr
horse, $50; fourth horse, $50
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ON REWARD.-ANY PERSON RETURNING THE
plV Bible that taken the of the sth inst.
nom S6 East Twenty street. will receive the above
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A UCTION SALE OF NYACK PROPERTY.
N j. MATTHEWSON 4 SON, No. 4 p ne Street NJ
A. J. MATTHEW SON Auctionecr ' -
will sell. on SATURDAY, September Ia
on the premises, al 81 O'Clock P A..
THREE NEW FIRST CLASS HOUSES.
containing bathrooms heaters and back stairs hot
and cold waters gas and all improvements location un-
surpassed, on the river adjoining the rappan Zee Hoei
grounds.
Also q few choice Building Sites
fine sidewalks and sewers three minutes walk from
station. Sale positive Terms liberal
Special train at II Is from Chambers street.
For maps and ul particulars apply TO auctioneers
n. ClRRIE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Birds, &C.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
or %csSns Sf%s % DoSsS No
EoR sALE-MARTINIHENRy BREEoH.LoADINa
RIFLE Scx iss Herald odics. CO. ''''' N''''
THE TURF.
psSe
VIM meMahon's 9, Pollock, VIM rhorn's b; slippery
cSs%s g Ss5ISSss s!S s!s Ssssss Jssfs
6 hGs'fG'
Admission '0o All rsSs; %s Oss, ssSAHoS 4
HoEKs4R1A Asy9s!4aH2s COUNTY
s gsssDHT sss. n sn1ss ssGssm'sr 10
r'ls shSoSS s sbsS sPs; September ia
Purse No. 3, Sl,oOo IS class, IS entries
Purse faikb M si9 B39s.THsDxq fHi sp'ss September
Purse Purse No. No !: S class: class ssntris: snris:
Races @ sS each day At Admission G
s1
wiIlur H. VAN Corr, superintendent
HAzLEroN PARK ASSOCIATION,
HAzLEToN, LUzERNE COUNTY PA.
FALL MEETING. SEPT q, a rs 1873
PREMIUM $4,000
ruEspnY, rlEsS sErH. PAY; Is 1878
s:
.ssSas s d
horse, SIS; fourth hsrse. $50 M ~
wnpsssS14, shS9Sp sIp4 PAY ). 1873
Ssssa rsss sss:s $780, second horse ''0 third
Purse = 30 ssS g So for horses snat h:ys never
horse, $50; fourth horse, $50 '' 80 '''''
PURSE .s $ sHsT s e., hay.
beaten sas rirst horse sl5O second horse SIS third
PURSE No $500 sss for horses that have never
Rsasn g. duT; ys second horse so third
snd f% ehs ssy f Central Railroad Of Ne"
Parties from Philadelphia take North Pennsylvania
Parties from Reading ship horses via Allentown and
Parties from Eimra. Lchigh Valley Railroad.
c. PARDEE, President
PRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
L Fan Me Meeting 1879 $1,000 in premiums
No. sa ass @ beaten
minutes 500 to nfs, $3.50 10 second $50 third ana
as to nrs $500 to second $500 to third and ssa
Second Day
2s 5000 to first $500 to second 800 TO third and $50
fourth.
Purse No. ISL 7o0 for horses have never beaten
$3.50 TO rs $4OO 10 second $500 to third and 500 to
Third day, Saturday September n.
Purse No. ISL 600 Tor horses never beaten
$500 to rs $3.50 to second $50 to third and $0 to
fourth.
Purse No. 6-s3OOO horses that have never beaten
20; 81 500 to first 500 to second $500 to third and 500
to fourth.
CONDITIONS.
All the above races to be mile heats best three in five,
In harness. and will be conducted under the rules Of the
National Association In heats where eight more
horses start the distance will he $50 yards when less
than eight horses the distance will be 100 yards In
OF postponement under authority OF rule lS the
shall be troted the first good day and
track following, emitting sunday. In rider
driver shall be substituted auhorized by rule ~ the
him. Entrance fee ten per cent of purse and must
company nomination in all cases horse that s ruled
out will not be entitled to premium Entries win close
at Chamberlains pool room, l+6 Broadway New York,
on Monday. septembeE ID at O'clock p N Az com
perintendent le9 Montague street. Brooklyn at Cham
Z. o. READ, President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Il Fall Running Meeting, 1873 Three days
Tuesday, September O. and continuing Thursday and
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A SPEED, SPEED STYLE, SAFETY AND ELE-
IA GAECE.
GREAT, POSITIVE, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY
BY PUBLIC AUCTION TSo6.lME6RRow rR1pAD. SEPT
AT STABLE NO. NELSON PLACE MERCER
STREET, BETWEEN
WAvERLEY AND CLINTON PLACES. AND REAR OF
NEW YORK

NEW YORK "
F99Ek a '?S SSss ee1SHH sHahha
% % class S d %
as
and 5 sss Ssas S I'LL asnd; n aEs
sSs :l:s 3 & y Sa s; i q
pure and Level troer does not lug or pull I. good in
II q s az .isa
0bs &c eS By
vices iss; .l had :eyers! tIsn
nd sss oa In hs ns ss and 0 he
n: bs IS % sS 5 sn treating s .s
BY Ethan Allen dam by Morren was raised at Bangor,
sscasS III. e. hi; Ths%
n se always I used on
road she has improved in speed very rapidly and
Long, n
aSG
raised Sy Ss%sa%s SssSrS.s:ys!s oS S;.%ss
gentle ard % %dSciei afraid of nothing and warranted
foqna and snsit snS Sacs family ,,av. IN Nav. vo.
he ,ss9 hands high Years Old very stylish can sro
use 'i' ana sound Kind and true e'' valuable '0' '.
ssy stable s and street Blankets ne street Blankets
The whole comprising choice q collection Of fine
lively Be sold to highest bidder Without limit or reser
Particulars be ascertained and stock can be seen
at stable a aeoys At AL times prior 70 sae covxo,s
sEURs ARE iNvIrED 70 CALL AND EXAMINE.
AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
"A ,srcc,ss6oF OF WILLIAM WI III, Van TASsELL
at the old stand Iio ia and ii East thirteenth street.
VILE 81 hEfb Fssb ssbi7 sR sb o4sfAG
GENTLEMEN wrsnISS n G'eISsf; rS PURCHASE OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages to SELL win nnd this house
perfectly reliable as this business will be conducted
the same = e STRAIGHTFORWARD principles which have gov
Ss horse that
hssA x on
IA oTFE BTT IN cHqR 9ssb
COUPE BUT LITTLE USED AND N PERFEcT ORDER
pouRsnAr SSGnh sJiT AsSEk STEVENS
sssq hosS %ssSn s%i bS Sy s &c
Two Road wagons, suif. @ & BY stj,ers %
Top Top spa wagon! hs eSe from rS@ .lsS tsl0A' ap
By w1sElSS feE1sss q VAN Al tT%8SssEL1..
at the old and no. a ~ East Thirteenth street near
A -srECIALrIEs FOR Sss. rms sS WEE III. :, am.
hs..on s ss;nsr swo ,Cp OPEN BSse s
wagon.
reductions q R ilSss Sq gohssfos m No oOr.udt street
A RoH. JOHNSTON, AUcrroNBER-wILL,s SELL AT
q place. ~ mort on
Ss s. Ray S.S 5 na 1fST and
ID Sa IN. a .Sns :' 5 ss mi, n As ss
perfectly sound and m is not % afraid Of anything Any
iSs Ins sas. = s.A'eA 0' H''u 's' '''s -'O ''
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DRosPECr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Fall Running Meeting, 1873 Three days
Tuesday, September 9, and continuing Thursday and
Saturday September II and Is Four the first and
last days and three the second day Races COM
each day two o'clock Admission to field, 81 10
field, grand stand and quarter stretch 81 TO club
~''''' 'N b. O. REED. President.
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
DROsPBCT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i Races will commence at ~ O'Clock each day.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
DooLs SOLD ON THE RUNNING RACES AT
L Prospect Park today IL O'Clock, at Floyd,s Hotel
opposite the track, T. b. JOHNSON.
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A UCTION SALE-OVER $4,000 WORTH HANDSOME
~ and genteel Household Furniture N67 lots by cata
logue) contents OF elegant res sdence
2l0 West 2lst St, near 7th avenue,
at public auction, positively this day Nhursday), COM
-Eich ParI9r Suits covered satin and silk
sole Tables, Etageres, Easy Chairs valuable Paintings
Paris Bronze Figures, Clocks Lace Cur
Magnificent IA octave Decker Pianoforte,
Music Cabinet Library and secretare bookcases vol
Dining Table sdehOard Dining Chairs, extensive silver.
ware, lea Set &c. Crockery, rosewood and walnut
Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus Wardrobes, Wash
stands Lounges rep and plush Bedroom Suits q hair
Carpets and every useful household article n. B-Ssle
Dos i've Take seventh or Eighth avenue cars Horses
nh will ha asold iurda
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p. TRAvER, ,AUOrIONEER.-TRAvER WRIGHT
81 will sell Thursday September H. at ION O'clock
at 80 Great Jones street. Parlor Suits in hair cloth Sofas
Lounges Rockers walnut and other 8edsteads hne Cot
Mirrors coesS Bureaus wardrobes Brussels snd other
Crockery &C. also large Grocers Glass Case Counters,
Store xures round and square walnut Saloon Tables,
Deska &c.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
IA. Birds, &c; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds At B. G. DovhY's No Greene
street, Canal.
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"A AUCTION, at his mart Y 70 2 Thirsssnth street. street.
O'CLOCK 10 psy advances and chsrseDs BAY TR0f.
TING HORSE ilh hands high, 10 years old. kind and
driver Is 1ne gated With high knee scon he has trot
ted M and trotted this spring half mile in lis; he
one search OF good TRACK horse be sure and attend
tha ssle
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MORTGAGE SALE-JACOB BOGART, AUCTION
M cer.-By virtue Of chatel mortgage will sell at
public this day September H. at ii o'clock In
the forenoon at No S Pearl street 100 framed Glass
Plates, manufacturing sheet geatine four Stoves &C.
JOHN II. HILLlER Attorney for Mortgagee.
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REWARDS,

d & REwARD.-A POCKETBOOK LOST IN GOING
pC through Warren street 10 Broadway. down to Park
place, containing small amount OF Money, Receipt,
aud small knife The finder will receive the above re-
ward on leaving it at 800 West Twenty fourth street
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LNOR sALE-MARTINIHENRY BREECH.LOADING
~ Rifle, - bore, new; also 1000 Cartridges Address
RIFLE, Dox 1863 Herald Office
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SALES AT AUCTION.

I s. wEINBERGER AUCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS
IL day, THURSDAY September H. at l01 O'Clock, nj i51s
Rowery two osewood Pianos Knabe Co MAKER; ai9
Goods; large lot Of Blankets, Comforers Quilts Bed
spreads lace Curtains woollen Shirts sn Drawers &C.
also q general Of Wines and Liquors.
The New York herald., 1873-09-12
COURT CAlEnDARS-THlS nay.

SUPREME COURT-Held by Judge Fancher.-Nos,
Is, d. 49, 49, $780, 17175, 17S 179 1S9 1877, 2OS 200.
MARINE COURT-Part Held by Judge Curtis
Nos 2S54 2S76 2s7s. $780, 2ss2 1884, 2ssS 1889, $780,
1892, 1894 1896, 2s9S, 1900. 1902. Parts and ad
jOurned.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherland. Henry Clemens, ielonious assault and
battery; Michael Buckley, felonious assault and
robbery; William Thompson James Nolan and
Lewis Sayer, burglary and grand larceny; william
Bergstren, burglary, petit larceny and receiver OF
man ana John II. Cody, burglary and grand
larceny; Joseph \; Osborn, sLyanus T. T., Shepard,
gan, grand larceny and receiver of stolen goods;
William Il. Miles, larceny and receiver Of stolen
goods; Michael Conway petit larceny and receiver
Of stolen goods; Patrick Finnigan, Francis VIII
hanson and Hugh McEvoy, grand larceny; Alfred
Palmer, grand larceny; John Scully and Charles
James J. Moore and John NugenJ, grand larceny;
N. W. Baker, grand larceny; Dennis p Mcmahon,
larceny; Felix Farrell, grand larceny; Hugo Ur
ban, larceny; william Ciifford, grand larceny; VIII.
liam BergstrOn, concealed weapons.