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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
PRSD6sRANA.

Art. le--A las siete y media do la
mahana Go. Gia II del eogrienta, tres dis
parO- Do ca1oa serv.ran de senal prevtn-
llya Z los habits tes de esta capital que
se "a dsr principe recojs- los mOdelos
eel Censo Por los respeetivos comisarios.
Art. pa las Gcho igual nGmerO de
IisPzTos iLd.,atAn que dichos habitantes
6eben haliarss indispeusablemen.e en- Gus
b, cares para gumylir eou el a-tieu.o cita-
d ~ series PefmildJ salr Ia o
Y iedsn exc csptnadns dc esta disposition
10 eGFeatos ds. CsnsO y comisaros te
ps.ei- ANA -0s : ocuFarse Ge este tra-
5aJo.
A.. 81 Los comisarios de pOlola SO
ptLG.Aa 4 Ia ui,pOsivioa Ga .os del Ceusc.
Arr. 4?-Otr,s tire, disParos 30 canon
b "a convenient, s5rvifan asiruislnQ
De -enai para que tOdos los mOrsdorcs
Ige.VaE aus oeupaciOues OrdInsiias, 10
eaal I'D. ca ga para ertooees va e>tan
res. lltos los mo elos.
Arl. s9-IOdOs los establecim eutUs
me. antilles c ludustriAies dc cusiqu!er
,lsss cue sean perm -Gscerau ,eIr.aos
oesce ci s-Lu-l0 nGsts el terUer dispsrO,
exeePtaAaaoss sUiamo nte alusllos que es
zen habitados J no tengan mas Que una
salIda.
Art. 6'-Iso,o Il merr ado pGo.ioo co
10 - p-Esc -:las suspenderan 81 traheo
osl nlsnO moiO que ss determlna en- el
aIll I!O anterior.
Caracas, nlvisaIbre 4 dc 1873 Ell
PFssidsDte,-iadreS 4. LereL I'll Sc
ere.ario, -Isaae j. PadO.'
Si pOr casuahdad Sc ha extendido
el tempo do reclusion do .oS cara
queiiOs los tres dias marcadOs en-
el decreto presidential dc 3 JUNO,
han debidO-hacer previa provision de
aqua y where's como quien 50 dis
pOne emprender un largo vlaje o.
gOleta.
No creemOs que nj on pIenO siste-
ma colonial hayan t-nidO NADIA que
enyidiaT los habitautes de Puerto
Rico los dc Venezuela, los cuales
pesar dc estar en- plena situacion
federal y con tOdOS los derechos in :
diyiduales escritOs en- su constitu-
eiOn, SO ven obIigadOs obedecer
hasta Oh sus hogares las ordenes que
les da su presldente por conducto de
sus callones, con la misma precis on
con que 50 Obedece en un campa-
mento 10 que manda el general en-
iefe pOr medic do sus tambores y cor
netas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Cuando Schumacher tenia el gas su
cargo era mediapo el alumbrado pdblico,
pero nj padecla de eclipses, nj de palpita
clones como ahora. Cuando pas6 a manos
del Ayuntamiento cosservG no SO mejor6;
cuando pas6 a las del Ayuntamiento GyMSil
empeor6, y ahora con 81 Ayuntamionto po-
pNldr ha entrado en- el periodic de Ia ago
MIA.
Doctores, salvad 6 matad 81 paciente;
pero no hagais sufrir mas al pGblico, ante
ell espectkoulo de un moribundo.
He aquf 10 quo un j6ven ca'avera con-
sign6 anoche en- gu libro dc memorials
mientgas una lampara de gas que parecla
linterna m&gica le hacia seTlas expresivas.
5Saben Vds. que hace dos noches esta
el gas diveftdisino?
Esta 10 mas chusco; abre y cierra los
Ojos con mas rapidez que un niho lloron.
Algunas veces 10 hace con mas cslma,
y ent6nces no cream Vds., que es cosa
rnolests: Sc puede escribir una carta cui-
daudo de mojar la puma durant6 el ecIip-
&c.
Las habitaciones estabiecimi entos
iluminados por este flido, Sc han con
vertido ahora en- cuadros disOlVentes.
La Decision de Medic MundO.-TOdO
ell Hemsferio Occidental declara que ell
Aqua Florida de Murray y Lanman, es e)
perfume mas delicioso para ell "boudoir',
la sala de bale, y eI bano que la qufmica
ha podido extraer de flores vivas. No oons
tiene Aceites empireum5ticos, nj ninguno
de los toscos odori6cos fabricados, que
forman la composition de las aguas ordi
parias de toca Tor profauan esta prepara
exquisite. Contene la fragancia encHuta-
dora de los petaIos y cOrolas do las mas
raras flores a.omaticas que fiorecen en- las
margenes del Tf6pico SeptentrioDal y
combinan ell aroma voluptucso de 10 Flo
ra Tropical, con la dulzura rsfrescante de
las flores de la zona templada.
Sc eierce mas prolijidad en producirlo
que Sc emp)ea en Ia fabrication de cual-
quier otro peFfume, y dsase un material
h1ral de mucha mas fragancia.
Como hay nuohas faIsi6caciones en- es
te meroado, los compradores dsben STEM
pre- pedir ell Aqua Florida preparada por
Lanman y Kemp, Nueva York.
La tOs no Pucde curar, con una
mera lubrlcaclon de la garganta irritads.
El remedio para la tos, para hacer un
bien permanente debe cOntenar algun
principle antiufamatorio y curative, cue
sea Embellishments atraido por los obsor-
veotes y trasmitido con todas sus virtu-
des intactas al puuto enfarmo-los pull
mones.
La experiencia ha demostrado que ell
Psct0ral de Auacahuita, extracto de Las
msterias crudas obtenidas de IN celebre
a1bol medicinal. 3e M6j;co, ests sobre
cargado con este principle, y cue los o.
gauos absorventes 10 recihen, como la
arena reclbe 81 sgua. Asi pues Sc obtie-
nen mel0r9s repentinas Ell todas las en-
fermedades de os organos de respiration,
cGando Sc 8cude este admirable rene
dio. Ell mejor modo de tomarlr para al
csnzar IN alivi0 Immediate es .le mezciar
dos cucbaradss del Peoteral con una de
Aoelte de Higado de Bacal,o frcsco y
puro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

t6sI0 4 mundo so metel enlsu casa
en- 81 Sitio que do antethano Sc le Sc
male.
SieIsiguishte decretO que ,Tamos
! ipsertag % hubiese puesto en- prac-
tics en- Cuba 8 en- PAsFtO Rice -ha-
biera sido considerable como un ul-
traje de lesa- humanidad, y los labO-
rantes de fod0s los matices iitlbferan
puesto el gfito en- el -cielo. Pero CO.
no Sc la hscho en- Ia. federal Vene-
zuela, nadie 10 extralia, nj los mis-
mos autcmatas que 80 han consti-
tuidO presos en- sus respectivos do
miciliOs, tan luego como han dido Id
significativa llamada del iIGStye pre-
sldente que acknowledgements los
gObierna. f...' H
Vean nuestTos lectoTes el dOcu
mento en- question. Su coptenido nos
exiIae de mas concentrates. 81 yivie
ran los venezOlanos que SO rebela-
ron en 1910 para sacudir oil OnsinOSO
yagO colonial de Espaila icuanto les
pesaria su desleal conducta, cuanto
darian por trocar el yugo que hoy
llevan por el suave que SO quitarOn!
lie squi el documento citadO:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

E BOletin no tiene por ahora re-
dactores inc6gnitOs Cuando alguno
venga 4 tomar parte en- las tareas
hoy encOmendadas exclusivamente a
su director, daremos su nombre al
pGblico.
No somos nosotrOs de los que Sc
ponen car sta, nj de los que tienen
auxiliares ocultos detras de la cor
tina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Sc nos ha dicho que por los cam
pos CORE ell rumor de que esta acor-
dadO el desarme de los voluntarios y
de la Guardia Civil.
Podemos asegurar a las personals
que esten a|armadas por este rumor
labOrante, que eS enteramente falsO
que tai acuerdo haya tenido, nj es
probable tenga jamas, lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Rico, % do novtembre de 1878.
Nay senior mio y do tada mi consi3ers-
cion: ob lgado por un deber de gratitud,
no pegmito mosestar sn atencion, con la
pJesente caftal la oual sup leo V. SO
silva dispensarme 81 obsequio de insertar
en el per6d'co % su indigaa direction,
fl de hacer pdbllco mi agradeeimiento,
va que mi pobreza 20 me permite EXPIRE
ssrlo de otra mgnera mis- bisnhachores.
En- Is 10 mayo 6ttimo, eas56 gu el Hos
pitsl M1lltar de essa plaza gravemeate eu-
fermo do la vista, melor dleho ciego; V en-
10 del actual sail conpletaments cnrado,
gsacias alintel64 y aoierto con que fui
t'atado y operado por los senores nrims.
ros ayudantes m6iioos, don jose Elias
HerfeFcs, encargado de mi asiste7oa ia.
cultatva v don Francisco Alatont, m6ii-
ca del battalion do Madrid, cuyos se0o.
res debe al haber reeobFada Ia vista, favor
l9apreoiaSle, aqne solo pas1o c0rresa9nA
DIR con IN eterna geatitad: no poi i ol.
v(dar mieptras viva los que, al devol.
VERNE la las, me han facilitadoa tamhisn
OF msdios2de pOder ganar 81 susteatO con
n trabajo. 'ls.s .sh..s.e .s. eA
CO@pse 4 miedehar. dar ig1almente las
era las todos los iefss y empleadoa del
llospital Mlitar, par el seGa'ai 10 intar6ay
oopsidefacioues qua les h6 paerecido, edu-
~ to mi permanenoia on ell Eltableci-
miento, cuya inmeiorabe asistencia hs
oostribuido ghtuaahlemsnts 4 mi total
curaciou. 1 @' II 49, -
Raego V. sefor DHeetoy, ma dispense
la molestAa que paeda ocasienaFle.. y da1,
dole gracias aaticipalaa qusaa De v.
| ,iaetisimo 5, s..
O. b. s. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
PRIMER CENSO
OE IA REPUBLICA.
DEcRETO DEL ILUSrRE AMERICANA,
GENERAL GUzMAN BLANCO, Ell DE JUNO
DE 1873
De 1873

"LA Junta Direeiiva del Censo dc Ia
Rspdblica, en eumpiimiento de! arncuIo
II Gel DccTeto ds 3 lie Junio sobre IA
ha scOrdaio el siguiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Me entrsgo Ia conviction de que
". M. acogera mis- observaoiones con la
acOstumbrada benevolencia, y de que
adoptar6 las medidas que requiere el case
AL ofrecer v. M. Ia expression de mi
respeto y deferencis, ruego Dios que
nos cobije q ambos con Ia misma miseri
cOrdia.
NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Siguiendo nuestra costumbre de
dar cabida en- nueStras columnas q
las principales documentos politicos,
publicamos a continuation las 81
guientes cartas que mediaron entire
). 5. el Papa y el emperador Gui-
llermo de Prussia. Elias dan idea de
Ia perturbacion religiosa que con-
mueve los frescOs cimientos del nue.
vo imperio germanico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
SENOR!

TOdas las meddas, que desde algun
tempo esta parte, ha adoptado el 60
bierno de V. M tienden q la destruction
lei catoliclnmo, y cuando me pregunto
que causas puoden haber mOtivado esas
christmas medidas, debo cOnfesar Que no
puedO encOntrar ninguna. Por otro lado
SO me partlcipa quo V. M. no>aprueha la
conducta de vueutro gobierno, nj tiene q
ben el igor cue se emplea contra la rtli-
giOn cat6llca. 81 es cicrtO que V. M. no
aprueba NADIA do esO-y los escrilos que
80 ha scrVidO dirIgirmo antss do ahora,
demuestran hasta la conviction que no
puede aprObar 10 que aeontece---si, repito.
V. Nj. no aPTueba que vuestrO goblerno
sontiGGs On la VIA que 10 ha tra1ado. OK
teodiendO cada dia mas mas las rigoro-
sas medidas contra Ia religion de Jesu-
criato, que Tan sprofundanieute dalan 4
esta, mo SC conveneera V, M. de Que ca
tas medidas no tienen otro efecto que 81
de socavar vuestFo propio trono? Hablo
eOn ingennidad, porqGe mi iema cs ID
verdad; y al hablar ast llcno uno do mis-
debereB, que COnsstc On declr todos IA
vsrdad, tantO los cat6lIcOs como A los
qne no 10 scnj pues todO el que ha reci
s.1p q bautIsmO pertenece al Papa dc
@!gaa modO 0 pOr aigUGa relaciOn. que ma
ea ueeeaariO deiuir en- este ,Us0s,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Puerto- Rico, % do nov;embre de 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
B. s N,

saAslaae Ilesads.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
THE COUR rs.
Continuation Of Testimony for The Prose-
cu!iOn in the Tweed Trial.
MIR. TWEEps BANK ACCOUNT
One Hundred and Ninety Exceptions In
terposed by the Defence.

Frank Daniel was brought before Commissioner
Shields yesterday and charged with stealing 81 so
from Charles Banners on the steamboat City OF
New York while she was on her voyage to Hart
ford on Thursday night Plaintiff and defendant
are colored men and were waters on board the
steamer Daniel was held for examination on
Monday.
Joseph Malcomson and julius Clemensen, sailors,
were yesterday held by Commissioner Shields TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury on charge OF
having mutinied on board a vessel at sea.
Anthony J. Woodruff, No. 30 North Moore street,
was Yesterday held by Commissioner Osborn III
$4,000 bail for examination on charge OF selling
unstamped cigars.
motion was made yesterday before Judge
Sedgwick. holding Superior Court, Special Term, to
discontinue the suit of ex-Chamberain Palmer
against John Foley without costs. The ground or
the motion was that the city charter took away
from the suit its previous vitality through legis-
latng Mr.. Palmer out of ONCE. In opposition 1t was
urged that the suit having been brought in good
faith, legislative action could be bar to costs.
Judge Sedgwick took the papers.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
GERMAN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

4 DIE REALTSIRUNG Won FoRDERUNGEN IN
"A. andern Staten der Union und in Canada bis
fur die Geschattseuc des osicns vie Umst1n
und kosten yerknupt dass desc in yeien Fallen
vorzogen auf die Eintreibung keinerer Botrage
zchten. Fur soche Geschaie die eine crosse kund
schait in den Landdsrikteu angewcsen sind entstan
den auf die gedachc Weise allahrch namhatte
verlustc. Um den letzteren in elmer init gesundcn
Geschaitsprincpien in Einklang stehcndcn Weisc
permanent vorzubeugen, wurde ctwas mehr
ais einem Jahre in New York ene -, Agentuf
way, New York, gegrundet, weiche in allen bedeutende
ren ortcn der Iereinsten Staten hire accreditrten
Agentan und eriahrenen Rechsan waite hat und zu den
nannaftesen und angeschensen Bauken und Geschaits
hausern des Landes verrauichen Beziohungen steh
Ziel das sic sch gesteckt hat list die rasche punk
che und gcrauschose Besogung lncassos tedcr Art
in den Nereinigten STATEN una Canada Sic vershrt
dabe nit moglIchser schonung der schudner nnd wrd
lurch besondere telegraphischc Ncrbind ungen, die
sic NIT allen grosseren Orten hat, In den stand
gesetzt, ihre Auftrage rascher ais irgend Je-
mand sonst besorgen. In ihrem hiesigen
Bureau bescha9t diesclbe eincn inposanen stab Won
Clerks und Advokaten sowe enen Notar die Western
union Tcegraphen-Gesclschau" hat eur Bequemlch-
der Agcnr einen bcsonderen relegraphisten
stelt Die Leitung des uanzen is IN die Hanae zines
gebcrn vollstandige Auscnlusse uber Credit
nnd Geschaftssand schu,dnern. Dabei verangt sic
Won ihrcn Auiraggebern keine regemassgeR
Die Rechtsanwae, die sic anstelt, habcn ohne
nuhme die Empfchlung und das Vertrauen Won Staats
oder Bundesrchtern Das Anschen, dessen die Agentlr
sth etzt schon orfreu ragt ncht weng dazu bel die
Zahlungsp nichtigen zur promplen Ertulug hrer Yer
hindchkelten anzuspornen.-Mew Yorker Dcmokrat
November 10, 1878
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Procc edings in Bankruptcy-Trnn N sfer
of Real Estate-A Wife's Right Of
Dover.
In the month OF January last Isaac Haddock was
adjudged bankrupt upon the petition OF Messrs.
Cochran, MCLEAN 4 Co.. his creditors, filed Janu-
ary II, 1873. In the proceedings subsequently
taken James II. Moran was chosen assignee. Be-
fore this time and on the lltn OF December, 1872,
Haddock, as is alleged executed two deeds, under
which, 1t is claimed, he absolutely conveyed TO one
BENJAMIN Browne certain real estate at Mount
Vernon, Westchester county, OF when ne was the
owner, and Browne, H. Is iurther allegeu, III
Two or three days subsequently, reconvcyed the
property TO Mrs. Haddock, vile OF Isaac haudock
Inc assignee tnereupon brought suit 10 set aside
these convcyances, and claimed that at the time OF
the execution OF the deeds Isaac Haddock was Pc
cuniarily embarrassed; that he was Obliged 10
Dorrow money to use IN his busness that some OF
MS accounts were overdue ana unpaid; that there
was no consideration Tor any OF the deeds, ana
tnat tncy were made, as the assignee alleged, so
that the title to the property and presumption
ownership would not bc III hi.p and 10 prevent q
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
COURT or SESSIONS.
The Alleged Bond Thief Wanted,
Before Judge Moore.


The case Of Rudolph kessler, who s indicted on
the charge OF having stolen several bonds from the
Comptroler's ONCE, where he was employed, was
called yesterday morning.
Kesser who was admitted co bail in $4,000 some
time since, did not appear and his bondsmen
Patrick Dunn and John Cnristman, did not know
where he was
Assistant District Attorney Cullen said that
Kessler had not been forthcoming when he was
wanted before, and the time for forfeting the bail
had been extended several times. Mr.. Cullen
thought that now the bail should be forfeited. Ir
the bondsmen produced Kesser before the money
on the execution was collected IL would be all
right and it would be cancelled.
Judge Moore ordered that the bail be forfeited.
Arrangements and Sentences.
large number OF persons were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. The Court assigned different
days for the trials.
young man named Edward Sweeney, pleaded
guilty TO burglary. He has already served a term
in the Penitentiary for that offence, and has been
frequently arres ted. Judge Moore sentenced him
to Imprisonment Tor three year and SIX months.
Albert +. Swarm pleaded guilty to petit larceny
and was sent to the Pententiary Tor three months.
Hester Farrell aged IL years, pleaded guilty to
having stolen shawl rom house OF Ill repute in
New York. She has been in jail for two months
already. Sentence was deferred until Monday,
in order that her mother might have an opportu-
nifty TO appeaT in court ana inform the Judge as TO
her pre- vlous character.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16

CATION. IL is iurther charged that Mig iladdock
knew all these circumstances when she accep' cd
the deeds but she main taned that the same were
executed lor tie benefit OF the infant children
OF the deceased wife OF Mr.. Haddock. ON
MS point however counsel for the assignee held
that ir any such trust existed 1t was void as
against creditors under part 2, chap. l. article
2, Revised Statutes. The matter having been
argued yesterday on the pleadings and proofs by
Mr. q. a. Sexas Tor the assignee and MIR. John
Flanders for the deien ndants, the Judge ordered
that the deeds should be set aside, declared that
the assignee entitled to the property, subject
to the wi1e's right OF DOVER ana ordered that she
should restore the same 10 the assignee
Voluntary Petitions I'm Bankruptcy.
George II. Sheldon and John A. Ward.
Adjudication i'm Involuntary Cases.
John Riordon, Joseph A. Dunbar, Spencer D.
Jackson, Samuel Taylor, Edward ]. Graf, Mahlon
$. Frost and Erastus r. Mead.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
ToMBs POLICE COURT.
A Paper Transaction.

Before Justice Morgan.
For the past eight months Frank Leslie, the pub.
Usher, has been missing large quantities OF paper
from his establishment. He was unable to dis
cover the manner OF its disappearance He at
last placed the case in the hands OF Captain Ken
nedy, OF the Sixth precinct, who detailed Officer
Dorsey to work up the matter On Friday evening
Detective Dorsey. while standing in Manhattan
alley, which runs in the rear OF Leslie's building
heard voice exclaim, .Let her GO Georgy,r
and was very much surprised to see large bum
die or paper falling rom the upper story OF the
house. II struck the ground with report that re-
sembled the discharge OF cannon. Edward
McEnroe was seen by the officer to take
charge OF the PAPER, and was traced
Ann street, where he attempted to dispose
oil IL, and while doing so was arrested by Dorsey
On Saturday morning the same officer arrested
George Glrard, VINO was IN the habit OF carrying
the keys of Lese's establishment, and who was
seen to throw the paper out OF the window. Both
men were committed in default OF 81, 600 bail.
Express Robbery.
John Fitzgerald has been in the employ Of Adams
Express Company for the last two years as a
driver, and delivered small packages OF value
throughout the city. Since the lst of last May
several packages valued at 81, 900, have been lost
After great deal OF inquiry suspicion
at last iell upon Fitzgerald. He was yester-
day arrested by Captain Kennedy, oi the Sixth
precinct and taken to the station house. There
he confessed to having stolen package containing
a watch and chain, valued at 500. He also
1essed to the Captain and to superintendent Hoey
was arraigned before Judge Morgan yesterday
and was leld in &. 600 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COUaT-sPECAl Term.

The Union Trust Company Receiver.
Before Judge Gilbert
motion was mads yesterday for the removal Of
f. B. Wesley as receiver of the Union Trust Com
pany oil New York, who was appointed in the action
brought by A. W. Kelly. the receiving teller Of the
company. The application for me removal was
based on the following alleg".uo uons:-
Ftast-Aileging that t.ere was collusiyeness n
N0no'sd-lThe undtness Of t6s person, because he
was trustee "a A." s'n"~sio;d ~-s,io;;der. A'0 Ao
Thtrd-That he had not collected one OF the debts
of the company.
FOus'tf-That the receiver was controlled by the
former managers of the company
The application was opposed by ex-Judge En-
mott who said they were ready to meet all the
charges.
The case was not concluded yesterday.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
CoUhTY COURT.
Decisions Yesterday.

Haynes vs.. McAveney.-The motion for new
trial.
BracHcr vs. Clync.-Motion denied.
Straus VS.. MctZe-Ihe demurrer is overruled
without costs, and 10 days granted tue defendant
to answer.
Lewis vs.. Shepphard.-Judgment reversed.
Ford VS.. The Brooklyn Gas Company.-Motion for
trial denied
Troubrldge VS. Barnam.-Moton for o new trial
denied.
Lmon VS. Schneider.-The plantin's motion Tor
Judgment verdict is denied, and the defendants
motion for new trial granted. Ten dollars costs
to abide event OF said trial.
Cormly vs.. Loughland.-The Judgment Is re-
versed, no one appearing for the respondent
Evans vs. O'Brien.-Deault opened and order 10
be settled
stapeton VS.. Murphy. Judgment reversed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
lefFEfS0a FaASxeT POLICE COURT.
RurgiarY.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Sherwood, William Thompson, OF
No. 1928 East Thirty ninth street, was charged with
breaking through the plate glass window of the
store No. 437 Third avenue on the night OF the 14th
and stealing a quantity OF hats, valued at S25, the
property OF George W. Greene, who occupied the
premises. Ofllcer Breakhill, OF the Twenty-frst
precinct. the prisoner in the act and arrested
him. He was committed IN default OF $1,000 bail
fn an
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
zw HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER S3QUADRUPIE SHEET

made>e, Evander Berry, Orrin roote, John Maner
HctnI.c,l Otto Miller, Ph0oe PitInan, Catharine
Dantels, ,John q. Chatterley Honora Digons
Adam Msif and John Organ all OF the city Of
brooklyn.
Letters or cuarns sanship OF the perf0ns and es-
tates of Kate e. Chlnch were granted 10 George Il.
Trask OF Sarah r.. Cme and Harris M. cure 70
sarah Boerun of Charles A. Frost TO William p.
Frost OF Anna H. HsskiHs 10 Matte Haskins OF
Frank A. Laulsworth to Elizabeth Yates, OF Mary
Frances Wright and George Wright TO James w.
Herman, OF Caroline Seg TO Margaret Selg, all or
the city OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
sUaSoSATE's COURT.
business Inst Week.

Before Surrogate Vceder.
During the past week the Surrogate admitted to
probate the wills OF David Shields, OF the town OF
Flatbush, Mary Il. Johns. Christopher Muller,
james Smith, Mary Il. stages and Hiram Plummer,
all OF the City OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF administration were grantee In the
estates OF the following named deceased persons: =
Jane Ross, OF the ctty OF Plandeld, N. j.. Esther
Van Arsdae OF the town OF New Lots; Nancy Gil
more, OF the town OF New Utrecht; William Wallis,
Julia \. Rhodes, Dennis Ryan, William II, lal-
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
SUPERIOR COuUT-SpsClAL TERI
Decisions.

BY Judge Sedgwick
Morgan w. Hollady.-Order of reference.
Boekler VS.. Hardenburgh.-D opened on
terms.
Sample vs. Wolcott.-Motion denied and stay
vacated with $40 costs.
Wing VS.. Chase.-Motion denied, with $40 costs
to plaintiff to abide the event.
Forster vs.. Vangelder.-Motion to vacate order
OF arrest, with $40 costs TO abide, &c.
wheeler, Receiver, vs. Bates ct al.-Motion de-
MED.
Keene vs.. Brelsiord; Hull vs. Brennan, Sheriff
Orders granted.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Giles vs. Austn.-The stenographers' minutes
OF the trial and the exhibits on both sides should
be sent to The judge before whom the trial was had