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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

JOSIAH JAcQBY. Ehe resides in Lodi. Aedt
IN Minneapolis. Ainnesotai Hiram Jaeo5y Vac
rsaidea in 81, PaterR, MlnnesQfRth rh nay y.
Richards, 10 resides ms FAr1s, ONO FrAnoA9
A. Bnchsr, silas W. BueheE jeppia rAueher, Al
5los Buchor and JamOs.Buchst b reside in
Cleveland, Ohio The unknown children and
hars 0f Mira. Sarah OanAnt tfoEmeriy Sarah d.
'SSby1, John Kreider and Margaret Nelron, who
resides in the State of Iowa Mary Neimor. who
resides 10 Nebraska ;JsAn- L--shEiyer, WHO re-
sidos in KAnsasi A1a A-lFlofa AID SqSAn Ail-r
fsf. Alice shFiTor, MarpAtst 8hriv0FS Cyrus ShEC
yer H~onryBhr1er, jeremiah Shriver, who FpsldSl
in WAAhi6gteR county hAEyland; and the aa-
knOVu ehildren Of EliEAoeth iacoha late OF
Franklih ooudrE Pal dooeka4a1 I'd
IoEAtsa Of L6uESLindl OF SarE e6oaHtAOLlo.
deceased, are hereby -nod6ed that nthe leth-
day OF Inusfy. A. n1E7A aied wa ne Hro-
bate COua q Stark ponAtyt ohtf fer AlloNA2ee =
CLAIM WhieA i h~oldlSEakat dho SStAsL 81 said
Louisa Lind, daceasod, Tor ths sum Of slr5SaSl.
koinr for eFVice4nan6ere and moneFrtsnt -
her n her life time 49, Tor
hearing before said court or 18th da> OF Feb
ruAry, D. 1878. At ~ o'elSek AiAua r.u -
Executor 0f the last will and testament Of Leu
las Lind, deceased 1911
UnsEREn : LAM, Attorneys fsy said Executor.
iAu22 'ItH4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Elisha Martins A1nE. VI q. sommsr, JE.etal
By virtue IF an ordsrto- sell issued frsm the
court OF common pleas-of 6oaEk c0unty Ohis,
and 70 me directed Egin- aStN6rs sle 81 P1blic
e9 dPOE eftAS eeurt hOpsSi4 the s9y
Saturday, he 28h day of Fs6rrary, 1874,
The folloWiaE dssorlbod real oststs siruats n sAid
oSaatysto Hrf4Sehf the 6RAf Az u
section ere teetf4l Fuu1hiP tfnfIlla tAnEo
esrasf SDsTd HSSass iss9 ff st 81 la
seStton, sad corner bsing in thu road leading
township themes With sdd road soathWardiy 70
the north line 81 John NoAere,s land thence
with his north linz east 70 the sast line Of said
seetioa: thence with eAid cas- line north "a the
south east corner 9fths said David Reonsg land
thence vest With hi1 aouh line. = the place Of
bSginnfng. ssntAlntig enc hahdrea and Ihtrty-
four l134faerpa of lad mere OF leao
-ozlh. N-L4 N FFfaT
IAa2sws GkI WILLIkA RAXTER shsriG.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

City Bank Of Canton VI Gibbs PI0V Co1etL. q
By virtue OF an order to osn iesusd from Eka-
court OF common pleas Ofstsrk eounty, Ohio.
nd 70 me directed, I will odar for sale a public
81 eFya e The door Of the eonrthsgSe An t6SeiEy.
-ra~oonmRT4 rmfTuEH
Sat&raag he 2sA Gayg Fs57uGSy. 1874
thu following described real estate situats IN said
e wit = TnNn lotg nuDbors nine L.
Zen 10 nd-ll-R Young's additioa1tE the
city ef Canton and tWelGe thirtOon -1S-
and fourteen -l&-fn YoungR second addition
t. the oitY of Ca1toR Gaidtotn b1luK 1unkSrea
on the present plat sfsa1d city ~ nnmhsra. 70
vii lot 8 sumkNnsdaa2fto4 1onnmksrod sS4 lot
II nuEhanod 66As laD1 n Eumb1rod 1874. lot Il
numbered 10G6, and lot AnumborSd los alao
let numker 16 IN thsi6oWu q New Baifinoro.
SalotOOommoAO atO1o-OAeiock PM Terms
e1sSaaF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Joshua WOOD vs. Alliance Machine Co, eteLE
b virtue Of An alias order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county. Ohio.
and to me directed, I viii offer for sale At public
Gus eEylatthe eSor Of the SQUIRT house in thoeity
OF Oantenf 9n5dr Vl1afJsg4 2 EaidU aqEIpEI
SctEEdGH he=l4h day ga8Grehj 1874
the following described real sstate5Gituats in said
county, 70 wit Lots numbersale, 20 and n In E.
Feeters addition 60 Alliance.
Sslet 10 at / o'clock D m. Terms cash.
fhl2E5 isu1D WILLIAM RkXTER, shsEin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
~1THldEnfAttHnA1TThstHr-f
Sheriff Sale,

.Ecklsy stas " AIliaaes White LSsa Co
By virtue Of two executions issued from the
court Of eomme1 pleas 81 Carroll county, Ohias
and to ne directed I VIII omar for sale at public
out cry atths door OF the court honss in the city
pr CAntan. On OHIO rGog4BJ
Saturday, the ia day of March, 1874,
the follSUinS deserted Fsl Sstats situate In
Stark oaUnty, Ohio. - Wit: L0ts numbered one
senHf s sas $50 ~ S9s eeS silSg-
rtdAbd ne (t1sl In FrSSser,k EaA6oIn 1
CO's addition % Alliance. With all the appurte-
nsnces thereunto bslo0EinEA
sale 70 oommenee - 0ns O'Clock p n Tern11
'Ass Ss-s .SS9HlIBb4 srEy aaSlI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Tb91TnU.r,ELII.IO 2JTBt

Jacob Rolands Ex'ors vs.D ". stahlarStuxL
By virtue Of an order 70 sell iasuSa lhSu the
PoRurt OF eOmmon pleas Of S.ark county, Ohio,
q 2 me aiSeSsSa S9sf fSr ssls PFslic
81 CAntops On
SGtrhdGys Ghe 2SkdaS Of Fe5raaTy, 1874,
the following described real estate situate a said
county, TO Wit LoeaE nunberHn eve1eY- fTEl-
s4s 10 onmCacSG one o'clock P. m. Terms
s4zH ya.dMntf4S skxTER, sAs4s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

. call vas made upon the Treasury De-
partmsns for what are Known IS the San
born contFastG 1t Seem this VaSa job
bling sohsme got up to benefit Ben But.
lers gang of whom . fellow named
Sanbern isthe head. The scheme was Got
M under : clause Shrugged into the aps
propzistiaA 3measurspOf May 8, 1872, fer
exesutivs and Legislative purposes under
color Of collecting moneys and recovering
property Illegally withheld from the Cow
eminent Undsrthis clause the infOrmer
was TO get one half of what was recover,
ed. The Sanborn gang were, appointed
and, they have been doing . rObhing busi-
ness -undor color ef lA1- For example,
Sanbcrp, in the course Of his collections,
went 10 Brooklyn. and while there claim,
ed t. have found .sixtean cases where the
revenue npon lsga6ies had not been paid.
This with @efaidscf The revenue ,oficiaiG
he coisctsd, the fsss. amounting 70 $l2t.
600; Of this be received one half But
n Of The gentlemen who hsa been fined
turned about and has Sued Sanborn for
conspiracy with Howlsy. The supervisor
of revenue, and VandeEWerksn, sdsputy
collector nof Brooklyn, for conspiracy to
dsfraud4h he eovernmsntSA llegingt THAT they
allowed sapborn %, collect What they
might have collected in The usual course
of official hrsinsasy TheqthFsS hAW6 been
indicted anaiths trial is yet TO come of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Road Notice.

NOTICE 5sa heraby given THAI 6pbtttion vii
IN be presentSd 70 tbs CommisaiaHsEa % Stark
eounty. OHIO. a. their next session to be heId on
the first Monday in Marchf DA6T4, for ths es-
tAblishnsnt of a county road along tie fsiloRinE
route. 70 wit: Commencing - tbs Benth end Of
Cherry street. In the city Of Cation In said eoun-
tys thence oastWagdly % the section line between
sectiozs is and 1e ,atTthe nprahWest corner of
GSargs J. Trnmp'8 land the south 0n said Sec
ton line aud the Boctioa lines nbst4ssnf ssetioHs
Nlaud g. and ~ apA e e The southwest a0H A.
Of Jacob Myers land thencS ecutherly Alons tnO
: feb6TA u = sF.da Hsif A PETITIONER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

John Eno1 EaheEsperger.
By virtue OF An order to sell issued from abe
court OF common pleas Of Stark county. Ohio,
and to me Directed wilt offer for sale 81 public
elt err Is the doer Of the esurt house in tEe city
OF Canton. on l+AA|
Saturday, the 7h- day Of March, 1874,
the foll0Winr dsscribod real estats situate in said
county, t. wit Town lots nEmber enc hundred
and fourteen 114) and one hundred aud fifteen
Q15) An the town Of Roehestsr, nOg the Inc or
porAted village Of Navarre.
Sale to com msneS atone o,eloeknm Terms
cash.
fsb5w5 WILLIAM BAXTER, shsriR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

BY virtue 0fa ysndi sxRonaa Issued frsm tha
oo4rt e common pieRs e stAFk eoH1ty, Ohia, and
cry At the door Of the court house, In the city Of
OA4ton 91OG EzToE EEAE Z G1VLIa a
Saturday As 14h day efEbrLGry, 1874,
the following dsscri6d rsSl eeEts situate n
81ark county, Ohi0. to wis; Lot plumber one
: Co.1 s4dition % AIlianss. 81
ISaieto commence AL o'cloekp m. Terms cash.
j-ni6~s "a IL N1LLAAA BAxfERsshsEifz
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Pnrdv McNl

P urdy L Mcneil VI. John Wohdsfly 81 OK. ct al.
By virtue Of Al order e sell .i1Sued from
70 me directed. 7 viii pner for sAleAf P1blic out
cry At the door Of the court house. In the city Of
Saturday, The 2sA day of February, 1874,
the following described zeal ostEts situate IN, said
sOunty, to-Wit Lot number eleven (lD IN Trump
4 Sewers addition 20 the city Of Canton. :
Bale to commence A. enc O'clock pm. Terms
cash a.l.tr -EA .EE lI
jan2swT WILLIAM BAXTER shsria.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

--I NJ LLLL1Mu
One Of the most wonderful mqidsnts
THAI ,haaeger1oecprped in tins naaiona kan-,
.pensda ~ the Esaidencs II Mr. Daniel Burn
han, AhoutiG mie teast Of the seenteE Of
BooIateNpIo % Iueedsyul4st. While the
familEiEeEeh se4ted vatthed dinner table,
Nh s@izea FithDaft o6oQuRhipgs
and Whieh aagAgsdIn vtn2ioPeratiea her
tonknO baoSus l0aaDsatFootsIaad dFapPsdl
frohdhs1 mouth into hero hands ThiRis
one qftke naat extraordinary ooenElancaa
of Vhiah ~ hsEaDver heard, GndsHehaEe
nc tcsnKetaD3W ikhBeay Of our Redlealnen.
-Whe Haga, ever sasnr hard or reed 0fS
.similar eirclmstancss 1ThsR ef AaR
We dobnot know, but sre inforned that
abe ia about 6ftya Some two years ago
she Uus afflicted. with ParalysiszoE the
tonRUas or 0frono aide ofit,a mich consid=
.erablg afectad her speech, andhinoe then
abe lhaa been mpstuet tbs tim Gnndermsd-
.icall treatueaA bat therO vas AodEaaming
that there WA any difficulty like that Of
.zotting away Of the ataOhnent That held
the tongu6fto itoi place in the mouth.
'T~hstsAWore none Of the 6Eidonoss which
usnAIiyindicAts cA~ncSrous OK Rlcerous at
fsotions no discharge Of pus Or DIGESTIVE
b1ssths ead thS7tpHgne, Ne are sold, even
ats u lad dr6PPSd out. presented . nor
nal apPeSrGnc<9 excePtths Gde which bad
bSen Rafaly&ed was somSWhst ehrnnked,
but UPON examinaticn afserwArd the at
taohmant5a6boWSd Ahcancr07d alteration,
Whishlffom the circumstances there being
no discharge Of pus. must have csnmen-
ced ct the center of4hAattaehmsnt-
3. % the Monday previous to this occur
Irsncs 1EFs! y: VIA ID N dong some ira.
Tdi6a &0h 6SdGyrhevI0us,w We understand,
AZ s6k fasEAfuberSh5Ed SHI1k. raIafio6s
and oHthSe day, abHon the dEY when thin
STAR ha5peusd, sh6hada hliRht hetncsrh.
,aas bfShs mouth. teSinca this strange s.
Tshtshs Has pasas bout he hopDs Ettsnd4
ling 10 hSr domeStic aGaifs as usuaI, and 4
aba 70 talk 80 - 70 make heEsslf under
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

C1RPENFHB's5L o1isianAa Elsetsbn BILL
paints = picture Of q State vith6dtS Cow
eminent and provides for the holding 81
anew election on the fourth TussdAydWI
Nay The PpRAideOt istoAPpointhn OH
ear O(stbstnmysaAot bslowthe Tauksof
MsjoEa9AefALoto sspefiatSnd said eIses
ton. astaIs Or tho eetfsH 81 sEs6s
oratsly provided for in the bill, tbs nseess
sity sotutkS@saSb OF Ghi6k M CArpsnt
ssr isszsssaAt1 assS
Aext week bslios wed sd baa ,z15s AID
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Teacherai Examination.

NNHE Board Of Examiners will held speeiaI
lmeetIngs ( T the examination Of Teachers A.
Alliance on Saturday. March l4th, and At Massil-
Ion on Saturday, March q, 1874. Regular exam
nations At Canton on the first Saturday Of every
month ExamInations Opon At Q o'clock A. a.,
and NO applicHnts are admitted after 10 oNciock.
Before entering upon the examination all are re-
quired to file certificates of good neral 'oharaor
ter from one or more Well-knoNn PerAons resid-
ing in the neighbOEhood OF the applicant.
By order OF Examineras
feb u '74W4 DANL- WORLEY, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Tan country isogroaninE forian honest
SurrehSy Convertible with coin. instsadOf
The swindliDg. ~irfedeemAble. huclaatiug
dollar worth 80 csnts to-day and so
o-moFTow.s Where a1s the Republican
stAsesnsn capable and willing Of boldly
pointing ths way to return to National
hcneatya II yoa haze him IN the party
hot him est If thsparty in power con-
soEgfvs e America people IN honest
AdmihiltFktion & an honest currency. let
tham ct cat Of the way and the DanOO-
Saey MiA uadsrtaks and attend to ths bu-
sinsss fsithfnHy and honestly. a. II days
-AS.l1L ttF1 cntS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

TIE Democratic members Of the Lsgisa
Iatures htso adsptsd artsSlntiensip eau
sus declaring the q ksiIr6ad Com-
nissiOnsr. ,cenpttpusr ~ the Treasury
Gas Commissioner and COmmiSsionerHof
I~nsuranss - b usSlsss md Unnecessary
A conAnittss va sppOintSd
bill ab0liHhinG them TRis move + made
IN the 5iGktdinsetionJ sndEs tEnat thatit
will Be ca1xisdsout We NansA6 Aopur1.
Auous omco-holdsrA ~ -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

X , =. b4uh9u 70 y McL0nTy o Al
thS eoars "a $500 ofs dtie
and 70 ne directsd, win eGsr fer aa1e q pablo
out cry At the doer OF the court house in the city
SGtnrdeH. tie 14A 9ayeE s6reaEys 1874
the following de~seribsdred estate Gtpsts IL said
county, 10 wit : Lot nEnbsr eiFhg<Arss lssl in
" Q. ThOmpson's addition taths city of Canton.
NV deacTibsd - lot No l2S7-
jssisas ~ az MiffeSRRxFak EEsaaif
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
MEwApYERTIsEMEHTs
TROmAON.
IExecUtorls Notiue.
sheriff Sala.

John Meyers ". Martin LlRk ct ux, ct q, -
eo1fs Of esmmon pleas Of stark Comfy, okis,
and to me directed. ] will offer for sale At
public outcry At the door Of the court house, in
Saturday he l44 day of AareR. 1874
the following described real estate situate In
said TO wit Lot number tWenty-nfna (29)
in West, Massillon- L74II5e7lT s~ll1EEIlI
Sale 10 commence at one o'clock P. m. Terms
feblaw5s svocwILIILM BAXTER, shertn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
AsstEnee,s Netice.

eOsts u1lilE - l1Aasd sS1fInR thef -
aoauts- Gi6bs Pi0W Company having made an
assignmen1 creditors Rill zee the necessity OF .
Observation-Disclosures and Paymsnt - shs assignos.
W, W. CLARK,
Assignee OF Gfbbs Pillow Co.
Canton, Jan /, TN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

6acinnati EngufSeS argues that
The csAuis Il the Upitsd stAtss ha
ton allowing CongTe.s 70 COIN nOhey
Givss- The asvernneat .ths Eshtta AoOal
the county with incOnVsrtibls premises
20 pay. That sssunptieri organ elAirsi
that ppAi .ossl@PAafpPsF naolning
noneEsiiE6saMaa net NJ A0atrns0f
JsfEertsa eaAJ.skson. bSrsy 70 ,Tsisel q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

WEISS that Congress haatreSSblx
Be soon engaged upon ths1rSe U-nxing
bill. WHAT The special tsAtnls4 g ne
meas1t5s W know , tk1s1F ~
sught lie me-, for is not tkiS new free
country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
LEGAL.
sheriff sale.
Henry WHtAy. 5snss zlrssi

AlIIAAco WuIto Loau OoUplny- : -
y yiBtue OF tive executisas ialasd frsn The
eourt OF cSmmon pleas OF stark county, Ohio.
and - me directed, I will odor for sale at public
cut cry At the Alliance white Lead Co.'S build
ingH, in the town Of Alliance, on
Tuesday. the 17tE day of February, 1874,
II ten Of dry white lead. 81 barrels Of dry white
.lssd, two al ton Of white lead in OH.
Sale 70 At 10 o'clock q m. Terms
feb5w2 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Sheriff Sale.


h. R. Palmer ct al. vs. Henry A. Miller etaI.
By virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the
court Of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and to nae directed, win offer FER sale ~ Dnblie
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sA day Of February, 1874,
the following descriksd real eStats situate insSid
county 20 VT: Lota n9mbsrs 6Vo-5-saVen--
nine --aRd sIeVen @l-ih Lewis Riders ad-
diion to the city Of Canton. AIL
Sale to commence at one o'clock p, m Terms
jaa2sw5 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Valuable GFfst MIL for
. Sale.

ME viah 10 ssllronr, szceiisnt Griat Mn two.
wv miles from Canton. Stark county, Okie, near
the Fulton road and situated ~WithinsixY feet Of
Said mill Is driven by water power, has three
run Of stone spd il one Of the eldest established
u in good condition aad commands now alarga
custom business. With thu mill are a9 aarss OF
land. BGtisiaetory reasons can ~ given for wish
ing to1sA. For further pGFtfeulars enquire Of
the undersigned at the mil, s-f ara tFuT riiv- .
81 WISE / LOUTZENHEIsER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

IA @nr1hL Election Win bsihsldanLLu-.
sas AHhfy IN fhS ot3th inst tSSsstcth'
DsIsgsis De Ohio eassrgl1ps
vsntion % Al the vaeHRagdQecasloaad BY
the rs.izh1sidz - Chisf5uItieS Wsitssllo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

IT ssdss eIa&e saspisiOaoSStg spsgs hs.
oGcial courss Of Gysnt's Atternsy 1s
al WiliS
tOn. h3iss lspdaRlss + s&SsSBasEr
-caf oF5df ozsM o. bra ulsdio qisd {
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

9TH dsbls 81 SorSis2 IN Ohio amounts
70 $3.756, 436 O3; The debts Of cities
amount to 81. 495 ,591 05. This il about
three times - uach - the counties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

SRcftoI J. The GeherAI ASnsmhly,
shanproYid6 BY law for The gslection Of
such county and toYpship of6esEs e may
be heces3arY. and each coppty of5eerehAl
be p1dt Stated salary cut III the county.
treasnfy, md shall account sndYpayl into.
the treasury an fees collected by him,
under such regulations as may be pre-
acribed by law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Portable Steam saw Mill
AsRSSIe s~cheMROLER

T WISE to sell my P0ttable mi (newO iDeln-
il ding 3 good yoke Of oxonSlog carl, cross cut
So. saH GnRmaU sUhaolharlQFsa Enlazatonau
lazsS aa~deVeBtAtRa siseItasttaaeSdedE skont =
saWthg mat can Be found In thiS 8oeaeE0 seaups
Ky. Win sell either in part er whole Al less than
s-hAl he orfEinalValuri aTethoee Wtahtng 20
bntaEs n this kind Of b~usiness, this il = rare
bQeertultty. 0Th4Nm a1pe4esd EH4sal ReFA
OF Aasalion, on the land Owned BY Warwick =
Jaosba, Whare u can b seen IN operation,
Fer tszms &c. apply = onee to-. 10 -Ao''
deelG q HAsstlon, Tho.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

one to three O'Clock. ,s1o1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11
STATEN ISLAND.

A regular monthly concert OF the Park Baptist
Sunday school VIII be held this afternoon at half
past two O'Clock.
The yachts lbis Nettie and Prospero were yes
terday at anchor or Stapleton, the former being
Just returned from q cruise In Long Island Sound
as far as New London.
Justice Lassner, OF Staplcton. yesterday sent q
little coored boy to the House OF Refuge OF Ran,
dall's Island for the larceny OF silver watch from
Ann Maria Dove, OF Rocky Hollow.
Mr.. julius Credo the Treasurer OF the village OF
Edgewater has completed his thirty days. sitting,
and collected over $4,000, nearly one-halt OF the
entire tax levy. He will now sit on Wednesdays
ana saturdays to receive taxes with percentage
added.
The Circuit Court and Court of Oyer and Termi-
ner, OF Richmond county, VIII commence to-mor-
row, at the Court House in Richmond, the Hon.
Calvin E. Pratt presiding, with County Judge
Metcalfe and the Associate Justice. About dozen
criminal cases are on the calendar. Among them
those OF the notorious John Short and his three
confederales for the robbery OF Captain Jacob H..
vanderbrs house on the Glove road, some three
or four months ago. There are about thirty civil
cases for the Circuit Court, some Of them quite I'M
p0rtant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11
AN EXTRACTION CASE.

Yesterday the case OF Herman Thomas, who had
been charged with having committed forgery IN
the Kingdom OF Bavaria, Prussia, and for whose
extradition on that charge an order had been
Egned by Commissioner White, was heard on ma
beas corpus before Judge Blatchford. Mr.. Brooke,
counsel for defendant, made an elaborate argu-
ment to show that inasmuch as Bavaria had
ceased to be an independent sovereign State,
with which the original treaty had been made
with the United States, there was no power
Whatever in Bavaria, OF even in Germany, 70
demand the extradttion or the accused. He held
that as Bavaria had been absorbed into the Ger
man nation all the treaties IL had made previous
10 that time were null and void and without any
OF the German government, took the opposite side
OF the question, and argued that there was full
power In the government or Bavaria to demand
this extradlton, inasmuch as consuls had been ap-
pointed by the United States TO the Kingdom OF
Bavaria, thus recognizing the fact that IL was an
1naependent nation and mad right to give effect
10 the Extradrlon Treaty.
MT: Brooke, in reply, commended that II bavaria
J6a$ not an independent country it had no power
whatever TO give effect TO or carry out the treaty
OF extradition, There was no independent sys-
TEN OF law IN Germany but that OF the Empire.
The only power With which the United states now
had any treaty for the purposes or extradtion TO
Germany was the German Empire. Inc German
Empire was the only power with which IL could
treat. The treaty making power being conceded
exclusively to the German Empire, Bavaria was
lett entirely out OF the question.
The Judge TOOK the papers and reserved MS
decision, and the papers and points In the case OF
Joseph Shwick, charged In the same connection,
are TO be submitted on Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11
NEW JERSEY.

Tne .Lock-upn at Long Branch is without an
occupant
Post ONCE has been established at Asbury
Park, Monmouth county.
Jersey fishermen have had q good 'catch" OF
Spanish mackerel during the present season.
Three cases of alleged murder are now being in
vestigated by the Grand Jury OF Morris county.
One hundred criminal cases are being investi-
gated by the Grand Jury OF Monmouth county, one
half OF which originated at Long Branch.
Game is abundant throughout the upper portion
OF Union Hill, and the place Is thronged every
day by sporting men anxious to bag the superior
samples.
The jury in the late woodwork conspiracy trial
in New Brunswick were out six hours and finally
rendered a verdict OF acquittal. Woodwork s q
resident OF New York city.
The eighth annual session of the Independent Or
der OF Good Tempars, Of the State, will be held at
Hightstown Mercer county, on Wednesday next
and viii continue two or three days.
1t IS authoritatively stated that the Rev. Father
Conyngham whose death was announced in yes
terday's HERALD, was to have been appointed as
sistant priest OF st. Plus churcn III East newark,
and not at the Cathedral
The streets of Hoboken are almost in total dark
ness these nights in consequence OF an expert
ment being made by the gas company TO manufac-
ture cheap article from the rubbish OF oil fac
torres. Loud complaints are made against the
a1ar.
Harry Pierson lay down yesterday on the track
OF the Morris and Essex Railroad, at the Grove
street crossing, Hoboken, and would have been
run over had not the engineer OF an inbound
train stopped in time to save him. me man was
slightly intoxicated and was imprisoned.
TWO German women, named Maria Bruckmann
and Catherine Ackermann, entered the store No.
ia washington street, Hoboken, helped themselves
to several pieces OF dry goods and escaped. Olcer
Bagley and Roundsman Kennedy tracked the IN.
and found Mrs. Bnckmann at her residence In
Washington street, and Ackermann in house IN
Fourth street. The goods were III their posses
SION The shopliiters were held for examination