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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-04

q, X, Chinn, Esq, Of Hopklnsyllle,
Kentucky, Ii al the San Jacinto' lie
has his eye on q sheep rancho, and VIII
make u good Texan. Welcome
Norman Potter ESD, Of the land de-
partment Of the Texas and Pacific
railway, aud the learned and plouH
chaplain Of the Pioneer club, Is IN the
city, having arrived too late, however,
TO make close connection with our
buffalo aud bear steaks,
The Bonham News SAYS
"DuXbury-' our Du WIS among
those injured by the smash up on the
Central railroad, near Nayasola, last
Sunday"
Yes, aud we've got him here IN
Houston VI the llutohlna house, aud
he IL all right now, lilo was h0bbllng
around IN the fOtunda Of the hotel yes.
leriay afternoon With his SAME old
pleasant smile aud kindly greeting TO
friends. We saw him the other day
when lac couldn't leave his room, do
lug u powerful sight OF damage 10 y
dish Of chicken salld, which lac ll0nled
down his throat with bumpers Of cham
pagne. lie has Distinct recollection
Of that sleeping car turning two aud u
half somorsaulta, and IN he was not
exactly cut out for u circus man, he
couldn't keep up with lIs ey0lullons,
and got bruised up over about all acre
of surface Houston Telegraph,
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cole Younger.

Cole Younger writes 10 tho editor OF
tho Pleasant Hin (MlssourD Review,
q long letter, alleging his Innocence OF
many robberles charged IN him, and
says
| Will give you this outline aud
sketch Of my whereabouts aud actions
ut the time Of certain roOberles with
which am charged. AT the time OF
certain bank robbories [ don't known
whit robberles no means,-L, J) j
was gathering cattle In ELLIS county,
Texas, cattle that | bought from Pleas
Taylor and Rector. This can be proven
by both OF them; also by Sheriff Bark.
ley and fifty other respectable men OF
that county | brought the cattle TO
Kansas that fall, and remained In ST.
Clair county until February. | then
went 10 Arkansas, and returned TO 81,
Clair county about the first of May. ]
went 10 Kansas, whore our cattle were
lin Woodson county, ut Colonel
Ridge's or llaye's--I can't make out
the numc--L, ~. During the SUM
mer | was either IN 81. Clair, Jackson
or Kansas, hut rs there was no robbery
committed that summer, II makes no
difference where | was.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,


New York, December 3.-Cotton
quiet. Sales of 23O6 bales; uplands,
l4lc; Orleans, 15sc.
Futures opened quiet and steady,
with December at ii 1-lG@l42c I;
January, 15c; February, l5lMl5sc;
March, Is ll-I0@l5 23-32c; April, 10
3l-32@lGc; May, l6i@l6 5-l6.
Stocks active.
Money 4 per cent.
Gold, l2s.
Exchange long, 4S51; short, 1904.
Governments dull; states quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL, December 3.-Noon--
Cotton steady. Uplands 7sd; Orleans
sgd. Sales 900 bales, incluning 5000
for speculation and export. Sales on
basis of middling uplands not below
low middling, shipped December and
January, 70-l8d. Cotton sales to-day
$500 bales American.
NEW ORLEANS,
New ORLEANS, December 3.-Cot-
ton--Demand fair. Sales, $3.50 bales
Good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
l3I@l4c; low middling to strict low
mjddling l4@l4tc; middling to strict
middling l4l@l43c good middling to
middling fair l4S@l5l; fair l53@l6c.
Receipts, 1876 bales, exports CONT
nent, 5,236 bales; stock, l66,6l0 bales;
unsold last evening 29,l00 bales; on
ship-board, l07, 800 bales.
Gold 1l2s. Sight l(9B discount.
Sterling S. 4l3(9s5 42b.
Oats declining, at 6S@69c. Lard
quiet for tierce, l5ic; key dull at l5lc
Evening-Cottou receipts 455 bales |;
gross $50 bales. Futures closed firm.
Sales $4,000 bales December IA ice;
January IA 3l-329l5c; February, 10
ll.32c; March 10 q -329l5 ll-l6c; April
Is 81 32@16c; Muy l6lc; June 10 1890
l6 9.l6c; July 16 25-32. Cotton dull at
l5s@l43@l5bc.
LONDON, December 3.--Street I per
cent below bank rate.
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Il, q. DUNN a. 90.
The Dallas Branch Mercantile Agency.

Mr.. d. Webster, resident partner IN
New Orleans, of the old established
mercantile agency OF II. G. Dunn N
Co., has visited our city with view Of
establishing n branch agency of the
firm here. Within II few of the re-
quired number of subscribers have
been secured by the mdefatigable en-
ergy of that popular business man and
gentleman, Mr.. u. Mussina. There
are now but q few more subscribers
needed and 1t Is to be hoped that the
Importance to the business interests of
this section and city, will at once inn
press upon our business men, the ad-
vantages of coming forward at once
and subscribing. There is noting bet
ter calculated to give confidence in
Dallas abroad, than the establishment
of this agency here.
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The San sncinto House warming.

Messrs. Leonard Brothers, builders
of the new and elegant San Jacinto
hotel, transferred 1t to the company
last evening. The building was duly
accepted and approved, and is monu-
ment of the energy and enterprise Of
Messrs. Leonard Brothers. There is to
be grand San Jacinto house warming
on the 2lst.
Committee of arrangements-Tom
Barry, Jules Schneider, John Lyle and
A. d. Johnson; Joe A. Leonard, chair
man.
Committee Of Invitation --Rlehapd
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Want to Come.

The Carlotta Comedy Musical Com.
bination troupe, with Mr.. John A. Ste
vens, who was here recently, are play
ing at Jefferson, aud could be induced
to come next week and play three
nights, provided two hundred dollars
worth of tickets was guaranteed to the
management. Who will take the mat.
ter in hand
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The end is moi yet for Sill
they come. The largest stock
In the west AT rOcit-bOttOni
prices. School, blank ana miss
ceilaneOus books, wall paper,
window shades, picture frames
ana niOuldings, musical iIsstrU-
nienis, stationery Of every de-
scripiiOn, fancy goods i'm cnd'
less variety, and, well. 10 enW-
Ineraie aii w0uid take the
whole side Of The Herald.
PIERCE AZ LYAE,
5O7 Main.
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN.
DOW SHADES.

Franklin q Co., booksellers,
statiOners, etc, 5O4Main street,
have now on hand the finest,
cheapest wall paper and win-
dow shades, and the most OF
them, ever before offered I'm
this market.
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Morgan, ohairmani y, W, 3, duncan,
], u, iilades, Beverly Strange aud A.
Sanger
Floor managers-B, Gibbs, chair
maui SEWER Jet, y, y, Hunt, Paul
first and II, II, West,
This promises 70 be one Of the most
delightful afairs Of the season,
Miss Nellie Houston aud Sam iious-
ton, junior and all the survivors Of the
battle Of san Jaointo, will be specially
Invited,
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no HE Clergy ANA Laiiy of the Diocese
of Texas,
OMAHA, November "A, 1874.

OnAmA, November "a, 1874.
IiaRrHaEE-Our well beloved brother in
Christ, the very Rev, Alexander Charles Gar
rell, u, d., dean, etc, N " be oonaeoraled
Missionary Bishop Of northern Texas, In
Trinily cathedral, omaha, Nebraska, on the
fourth Sunday Ia Advent, December the goth,
~ the hour Of eleven o'clock An,
The Right toy. II. II. Garrison, u. d. III.
D., being the oOnseeral0T the Right Rev, u,
\, futile, ID, D., Missionary Bishop Of Utah,
preacheT win the Right itoY. William II,
Hare u, D., Missionary bishop OF Niobrara,
and the hight Rev, F,s, hpnulding, d. D.,
Missionary Bishop Of Colorado, preaeniers,
You are cordially invited 10 be present,
Should YOU be- able 10 come, please Inform
the undersigned without delay, that accom-
mediation may be- secured for you, by order
OF tho presiding bishop.
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
HY,C. SHAW, silver Glen,
2llloclb Attendant prcabytcla,
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Masonic Notice.

There will be a called meeting of
Tannehill lodge No. so A. i. and A.
NJ, this friday morning at nine
o'clock. All members and visiting
brethren are invited to attend. Also
the members of Dallas lodge No. 412.
SAMUEL CRossLEy, S. w.
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AiuminOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make your houses warm
ut u very small cost. For sale
by REED 4 LATIIROP, Agents,
500 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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OFEY AGAIN.
No. 400 Main street,

No. 900 Main Street,
n the number whore our
old friends and ihe public gen-
orally viii hmd us, with u full
stock Of books, paper Of all
kinds, stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grocers and nerciinnts, cot
ton sanIpiing paper, eic. New
goods coming Ia al
REED a. LATIIItOIS'S.
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General G. r. Decker will appear
this evening at the Cosmopolltes en-
tertainment, at the Odd Fellows hall.
He is twenty-four years of age, height,
thirty-one inches, and weighs forty-fve
pounds. Don't fail to see this wonder.
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Ifiuehiey A. DibreiI

Desire 20 inform lheir friends aud the public
that they arc NJ the old stand prepared 10 do
all kinds oftln work, and viii have full sup
ply Of stoves and tlnware In three or four
weeks,
Dallas, November Il, 2lidlm
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Holiday presents, the largest
assortment In the southern
states, TO compete with amy New
York house, you will find at
the Dollar Store.
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OFrIpE nF THF nsfIAs hfRALR,
November %, wa, !
TIIR GENERAL MARI M.


Quotations represent oRsh prices for large
lots, and arc moi applicable 10 smr orders,
BACON Weak, Clearsdes, l0oi shoulders,
Ito,
BAddING-Dull, Prices range from lJI<@
lbe, Supply SMALL demand limited,
BUTIEii-AellYp, Country and westerns
iiGi5sW4kH Firm, az 9Oa26o per pound
AkDLLs-htah dull ~ liMMlpG,
cuffElf-Mnrket active pr,upa ranging
from sl@alc for hioi 40 Java IA market 81
consequence
COltN.fllm ~ DO per hushel
CORN MhAls-AGtiVeut lDGl W per buRhDl,
WllEA1- Dull NJ VI cool " per hushel,
FLOult-Quiell good quality OF family
" rom Va ~ IA IN M per hundred,
d, EGds,--Aelivei supply light sell ~ s2a
2bC per dozen
Fhull Fresh oranges (lnuislanNl per bnr-
rel Slal apples, tigi % per borTel lemons,
sli per box,
HAMa-Market slrongi supply very linz
lied ~ lblso per pound
lAN-Aptlyoi by tie wagon load, $50 W
per TOM baledi sl2 ON the lrarS,.
lllDfh-'h urltet iflui dry lint lhMlHGc
per pOundi dry sailed, w por pounds green,
Y per npnndigreen hallodim per ponhdi deer
RllnH, 2lMUr,
LARD-But little In morl,cti llprco, lglgci
tins lNci market duh with u downward tens
drnCy,
OATs-Acllve ~ 5gL@j5o per bufhel.
from ~ 10 u 10 per bushcl.
POTATOES Irish, slCil 10 per buHhcl
sweet p0lgioeH, 76c 10 81 20 per pusholi de-
mand active ana supply good,
Observation-Disclosures, full grown, 1Oci
young chickens, 2lt each.
AALl-ActiVo ~ from q 10 10 ~ 30 per
snclI, aud ~ i0Gg1 90 per barrel.
STARE ll-lfirm ut 70, supply good,
AUuAlt-Flir, lOAc; primo, llGci choice
l2ci o0nee, l2l6c, powdered aud crushed, 49, tc
llES-Flrn; beard ties, Hao; arrow, Nc,
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@ailg 8srala.
rOR aALE.

MY residence, eorner raeihe avenue
aad Houston streets, embracing hah =
bioek Of ground, win q well h"isis"
one-stery and basement Foeh'eens,s.s
buiIdlns, and ali necessary oni'b"i'"'
ings, ele, Az early applicant may 49,
eure a bargain
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Just received - fancy assert.
ment of fancy goods at the
Great Southern Dollar Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-04

The best place 10 bay your
cr0clscry and qucenSWare ~ the
Dollar Store.
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CITY BUSINESS.

A fine front room, suitable for
bedroom or Office. Apply al
the Dollar Store.
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t e r M 81:
UNTIL JANUARY /, 1875.

We VIII give one years subscription to the
monthly, ana the entire eight bound vol
pages, sent charges paid, for e2O 90 or. cha rSes
not PAID, 1or Sl0 the same, volumes in Libra
paid, 5000. 'ii"' SOS hoV
vi, one years subscription to the Monthly
a i volumes w, WI. and Will, bound in
cloth, CONTAINING all 1.-THE Great sOuii,,,
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We prepay postage on all subscriptions re-
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-, SUBSCRIBERS Will please remit in postoflice
py registered letters; Money in letters not
Scribner's Monthly and 1T. Nichols son
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SCRIBNER g. CO.

So4 Broadway, New York,
NJ , nfsonS oraeflng change In the direc ion
new address In full. No change can he m aa
after the 9th OF any month In the address ~,
'he magazine for the following month. vi
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The Florences, towards the latter
end of this month, will commence an
engagement at the California theater,
San Francisco,
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For clothing, hats, caps and
shoes, for q mere song. 60 to the
Dollar store.
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instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
00dly IL. q. HOSKINS, Agent for Dallas.
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DALLAS CHATTER, No. 10 Royal Argh
Mm0us, inecla NJ the Chapter Rooms In the
city OF Dallas, on tho FIRST Monday In each
month,
W. NJ G. YOUNG, NJ, II. II. p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary,
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VNcuriI,S

For cheap dry goods go 10 the
Dollar Store.
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SOCH R3S.


DALLAS COMMANDERY No.6, Knightl
Templar, viii meet at the Asylum In the city
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday nfor the last
Saturday In each month,
FRANK AUSTIN, E. Q.
Ed, q. BOWER, Recorder.
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A. IA. steagaII, merchandise
broker. eOnyeyancer and n0.
larry public. Oiliee-NO, 10Y
Lamar ,,ga,t street.
nl,sonre INC shaaow

Ere the substance ianesi'
And the place 70 do u sat freeman's nalr
ley, where nplhng but irsl-Glass plelpTes
ara made, studio corner Houston ani Elm
streets. 2ild2W
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TEyEPEE2ANCE ROOKS

OfaIl kinds are constantly kept
mt Frankiin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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PARIR, December 3.-Rentes, 82f Csc
specie has increased 100000 francs.
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A1sNOLD'S INKS AND WRIT.
ING FLUID.

by the pint, quart or gallon.
cheap, very cheap, at Frank
Inns book store, 5Oi Main
street, and everything else
usually found i'm - first-csass
book store, may be found at
the same place and sold ON the
same terms.
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WINDOW AND PICTURE
GLASS

May be found AT very reduced
prices and In large quantities
ut FrankIin's book store, 50A
Main street.
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Hearth and Home,
L % s.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.

cb IA model weekly paper for the home. The
Tweive ara ir,,eiLature, superb illustrations.
,yorLs ~ sraPhlc etchings, copies Of celebrated
M1rks OF art, presented at once, free to everv
SaoscrIoer. An unrivaled premiuml Twenty
pages , weekly, only 81 year, postage prenai5
y y 1ne n paper See 1t at the news stands. ASK
{SDur postmaster 10 show you Hearth and
order. 90 """ give MIN your
,, Ladies' at home and men who have otbor
n onis,ness vented as agents Novel plans
for full particulars, or 81 so for o,,t 81, stamp
~, ne Ile ~ Etchings in elegant portfoiio ai
me 1ne paper SIX months to your addrpss 1ba
p ssP BE- company, publishers, 30 and a
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Some Of Its Attractive Features
"A Farmers Vacation in ERr0DG,'
BY COL. GEO. E. WARING,

Of0gden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
This series will deal In u very practical
way with the industries and peculiarties Of
the quaint peoples of Holland, Normandy,
and the Channe. islands. The papers Will
be fully Illustrated, and while especial at.
tention will be paid TO farm matters i'm both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF keen and intelligent observation insures
abundant interest for the general reader.
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All Pianos are Double ycneered.
description ofSNIes, with Prices

No. III l-8 Octave, front Round Corn
f, GIe, Plain Case, Carved Lega",-,p,,,,n $40
No. 81 i-3 Octave, front Round Corn
ors, sorpentlne moulding carved logi 600
No. 81 l-3 OcINye front Round Corn
era, three mouldings, carved legs" $50
No. ~ Id Octave, four Round Corners,
three mouldlngs, carved legs and
moululng",.",,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,r,,,, ,v,"''"" OUO
No. 5--7 l-3 Octave, four Round Corners,
carved mouldings, legs and lyres"m 700
THESE pianos are all made of the best sens
Oned material, and by lirst.cluss wOrlSmen,
and fully warranted for six years, TO give en-
tire satisfaction. A wilton guarantee uc-
companies the bill Of each piano. Sold on
monthly payments.
Address orders from Texas 10
DORMAN, HOLMES q CO.,
2i0dtf Dallas or Galveston, Texas,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below ~ the list OF unclaimed letters re.
manning In Dallas postoilice, December 0.
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date OF list. Such OF
the end of four weeks viii be sent to the
dead letter office.
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"The CanOns Of the Colorado

vivid account Of the Exploration II
the Colorado River Region by the
Government Expedition under Major
]. w. POWELL.
The description of this new and wonderful
region, assisted by numerous and brilliant
Illustrations by Moran, Sheppard and others,
II Is expected will have more than a tram
slent value. An additional paper, with an
propriate Illustrations, will be devoted TO
thesstudy OF Indian character,
In the extensive list of illustrated material
now IN course of preparation, which 1t is eX-
pected Will be published during the coming
year, are occasional brilliant papers on
french life and literature, by Albert rhodes;
articles OF travel in Europe, Asia and Ameri-
ca, Dy competent hands descriptive papers
on chicago, Richmond, Baltimore and other
cities sketches of curious phases of yevetn
ton, etc, etc.
In poetry, short stories and sketches. blo.
graphic, "reminiscences, essays, etc the pub-
lisIlers expect TO preserve their former high
standard. Every effort will be made to keen
the magazine fresh, bright, heightened and
companlonable.
t e RNI 81:
-FOUR dollars year, In advance : 81 cents n
number SIX numbers lone VOL 80 90: the
same bound in cloth, $780,; in extra stvie
u w each. Bound volumes sent, charges Maid
covers Tor binding sent, postage maid. ior IN
gents each. The back numbers EXCHANGED
Tor bound volumes at rs cents each. suhseri
eIs paying charges both WAYS.
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PARIS.

LONDON, December 3.--Street I pc
cent below bank rate.
The New York herald., 1874-12-29
THE MARIA MURDER CASE.
AN INVESTIGATION DEMASDED-sHoT By SOME
ONE UNKNOWN.

AN INVESTIGATION DEMANDED-sHor BY SOME
ONE UNKNOWN.
The investigation In the case OF Thomas Maria.
whose death resulted from a pistol shot wound
received during the trouble at the polls IN Second
avenue, near Thirty fourth street, on the morning
OF the late election. was yesterday concluded be-
lore Coroner Eickhof1, but without encltlng any
very important facts.
Captain Aaire, OF the Fourteenth precinct. de-
posed that on the Sd or November last he was Cap
tain Of the Twenty-nrst precinct and that half an
hour after the shooting he met deceased. who said
he had been shot In the arm; deceased was told
TO go TO the station house and get his wound
dressed. Captain AaiTc then testified as to the
number OF men ne had at each polling place and
the efforts he made 10 preserve order. The Cap
tain sad he had no knowledge OF nis own as 10
how deceased was shot.
sergeant Christie testified that deceased came
to the station house to have his wound dressed.
after whicn he was sent TO Bellevue Hospital; de-
ceased did not know who snOt him dnd the wit
ness had no knowledge as TO the shooting
Oficers Hogan and Smythe, VINO were near at
the time OF the shooting, were sworn and testified
substantially the same as they did IN the case oil
McKenDa, which was investigated before Coroner
WOltman. Neither of the officers knew by whom
Maria was shot. The medical testimony was then
read 10 the jury, who iOUnd ''inat Thomas Maria
came 10 his death rom py8mia, Following pistol
shot wound OF the arm. received at tue hands OF
some person unknown, on the third day of Move m
ber last, In second avenue. near Thirty-fourth
street."
The New York herald., 1874-12-29
TIE NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAIL-
ROAD.

An important argument was had yesterday, be.
fore Judge Van Worst, holding supreme Court,
Special Term, on q demurrer interposed to she
complaint in the suit brought by Daniel B. Allen
against the New Jersey Railroad Company. The
plaintiff AYERS that the Raritan and Delaware Bay
Railroad Company was incorporated in 1854 with
a capital OF s2,5oo,OOO, Of which he held LOO
shares, and that after returning rom his travels
in Europe, IN 1870. he found that Charles Gould.
who was then President. but since deceased, ana
The executive ofncers, had 80 mlsmanaged the
toad that mortgage and bond for
b1,O0o. 900 had been ioreclosed and sale nad
IN the Judgment. The complaint further
Alleges that on the day oil foreclosure the same
President and directors became President and
afrcctors OF the RarItan and Delaware Bay Com.
pany No. 2, which they subsequently altered to the
New Jersey Southern Railroad. The defendants
are charged with illegally buying In the old COM
pany, and plantin asks that the foreclosure be set
aside, an accounting mad, aud Judgment granted
TO MN. The name ol Jay Could appears Ia the list
oi defendants, lie being personally brought IN as
PRESIDENT OF the New Jersey southern, but II Is
conceoed ne knew nothing OF the alleged trans
actions Among the grounds OF demurrer to the
complaint are want ol jurisdiction over New
Jersey corporation and nonoIndcr OF the Rarran
COMPANY as parties defendant.
At the close or the argument Judge Van Worst
took the papers, reservlng his decision.
The New York herald., 1874-12-29

Same vs. Joseph CLANCY. felonious assault and
battery; Same VS.. William Johnson and Frank
Noe, grand larceny; same vs. Mary Kogg and Mary
Maler, grand larceny; same vs.. Robert Mccartney,
grand larceny; Same vs. Joseph Rogers. Thomas
Lynch and william Davis ct al. grand larceny;
George Ryan and Thomas Rogers. grand larceny !:
Same We. Edward DrumRolde. grand larceny; ;
same vs.. Joseph Montague, burglary; Same vs..
Thomas Larkln petIt larceny.