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70 the undertaker's. Sergeant Phelan and an.
other gentleman was In The room Waen ne re-
saw II.
The Court at this point took recess for half an
hour.
After the recess Oficer Phelan testified that he
went To the house after the mur6er; saw the eody
and arrested wallace; witness idenuded fne
clothes worn by the prisoner on the night OF Lne
killing; Wallace explained the water on the door
by saying ne threw IL on MS wife 70 BRING ner To-
Officer Reardon, who visited the house after the
murder, testified % seeing the cluD, which was
jound under the bed Witness described the ap-
pearance or the room. james Slayn testified 10
nndlng me clue. diagram OF the room was mere
Dr. Dreamer. VINO made the post-mortem exam
inatlon realhed that there were two abrasions on
the back OF me corpse, bruises on the lace, over
the eye, ana scalp wound on the back OF the
head; the wounds were sucn AS could be caused
BY cIuo: several ribs were broken. A skeleton
was here shown the witness, who Indicated the
position oI the broken RIBS
District Attorney Brltton here rested the case
for the people.
Mr. Benedict counsel Tor the accused, moved
his dlsanarao on me ground or want OF evidence
OF any criminal agency on the part Of his client.
1he Court DENIED the motion.
Patrick wallace, the accused, wRs the only wit
ness for the defence. lie testified thar on the
afternoon OF the lung ne iounG MS wlle lying on
the door: he poured wafer over her and got her
some TEA; he iiled ner and put her on the bed; /;
he hen went for priest and when he came back
his vile was dead; Wallace denied that he ever
struck his wife ne said tnat the blood on his
clothes was caused Dy its lowing lrom mis- nose,
alter receiving blow IN ngnt.
Coanse! lor the prisoner SAID that was the case
and suggested hat the summing mp take place IN
tic morning. but the Court thought as IL was very
simple IL snonld be closed by night. me counsel
asked an acqnit,al and 1t being denied he pro-
ceeded TO sum up The case which he did NJ great
length.
District Attorney Britton summed up the case
for the people, dwelling upon tne enormlty Of
the CRIME, the horror OF the surroundings and
attriOuting the tragedy to excessive drinking lie
tnen referred 10 the evidence claiming that the
accused should receive the fullest puuls ne
law afforded. The District Attorney concluded his
address aJ 'haf.past six O'Clock last evening"
JuuQe McCue was about TO cnarge the jury when
the foreman announced tnai one OF the jurors de-
sired an adjournment. The case was then ad-
journed till this morning.
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THE RING ROBBERIEs.

In the Court OF oyer and Terminer yesterday,
Judge Davis being on the bench, indictments
were submitted against David L. Berrien and
William G. Rogers charging them with coniedera-
ton with the Tweed Ring, and on fictitious and
Iaudulent claims obtaining money 4 ON the city
Anc county treasury There were four indct-
ments against Berrien and two AGAINST Rogers,
the Iormer beng charged with obtaining S17,0S4 20
Dn lour dInerenr bills for Drooms. brushes
and mats iurnisned the city, and the lat
Tor having oDtaIned two oils S46, 2T8 C5 Tor
alleged printing ana material 1or the Departing mt
p1 Puollc Works. Thomas W. Roe ana Peter
honanan were Jointly indicted over yeac ago,
the charge against them Uelng fraudu.ently o0-
tanning money from tne treasury upon oils or
stationery iuInIsned to the various departments
OF the city. The accused partles on being ar
raipned to answer 10 the indictments each
pleaded not guilty. Judge Davis stated that he
would not TX the days OF trial, but announced his
term.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June Z, 1875.
In the Court OF Appeals, Monday, June 7, 1s75:--
NO. S. Henry r. Morgan, appellant Va. Francis
Sklddy ct al, respon 1ents.--Argued by Erastns
cooke Of counsel Tor appellant and by John S.
Woodward, William W. Mcfarland, James w.
Geraru ana Henry woodruff for respondents.
No. 81. William b. Astor, appellant, VS.. The
Mayor, &c, respondents.-Argued ny Charles Z.
Miller, OF counsel Tor appellant, AID by William
Banks for respondent. Case stil on.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned till
Tuesday, June s, 1876.
DAY CALENDAR.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
oar for Tuesday, June S:-Nos. 35, 20. 46 40, CO,
Z, AZ, So.
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yHARGE no THE GRAND JURY.

on the opening yesterday Of the June term OF
the Court OF oyer and Terminer Judge Davis made
quite Iengtny caarge TO the jury, but mainly on
the topics regarding which he is required by
statute 10 charge then-as the various degrees OF
murder ana manslaughter. violations OF the El &C.
ton, Lottery, Engrant, Usury nnc Steamboat
laws, extortion. &c. Regarding homicide cases ne
Rnimadverted upon the prevalent habit by grand
lurIes o. IN lIcilug lOr murQer In the nrSt degree
when the lacs only justlned indictment for
esSer CRIME. Seeing 10 tue public prints notices
D sucn indictments, and tnen reading OF the ac-
aultt OF the parties thus lndlcteo, conviction
Tor manslauGht IN the lesser degrees produced
bad impression and unquestionably leu many TO
suppose that conviction Tor hlqn CRIME was an
utter imp0ssibllJy In this city. de cautioned the
Jury 10 exercise care In ths regard. HIS attention
having been culled to the charges against Henry
N. Nlcol, ne saiu tnss Mr.. Nicol's case mad been
Examined before Lhe Supi enc Court, General
Term, ana tnar they mad decided that the same
were announced.
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Clark vs.. McGormack.--I Wisn an explanation
IN egard TO the bona tenoered before signing the
The People, &C., Bidlack w. Herzlg.-Granted.
BarKeley executor, &c, We. orte.-order
granted
SUPERIOR coURT-oENERAL TER11.
By judges Mcneil ana Freedman.
Patterson vs.. Stettauer.--Oraer arfirmed, WITH
costs. opinion oy ChieI Ja,ttce Mcneil.
a Iaro VI. DAVIDSON aL--oraer DENYING mo.
Amrmec, with costs. Opinion by Judge Freed
By Cnef Justice Nonell asd Judge sedgwIck.
jones Va. Acknowledgment at1rmed, with
by Caef Justice Mcneil aud Judges curtis ana
DoyIe ct al vs. Lord, Jr., ct al.-JudFment
anfrmed, WItn costs. UpInlon Dy Chief Justice
Mcneil, Juuge curtis dissenting.
by Ci1el Justice Mcneil and Judges Freedman and
ScdRwlck.
Hudson vs.. smith ana uauUtner.-Exceptons sus-
taued, verdict set aside ana new trial ordered,
with costs 10 plantin TO a0ide event. OPINION Dy
KnoepleI "a. lie Kings County Fire Insurance
Company. reversed and new trial
gran ed with costs 70 the appellants TO aDldc the
event. Opinion by Judge Freedman.
Pollock vs. brennan, sheriff, &c Judgment and
order ami med, with costs. opinion oV Judge
Kemple va barrow and anoIner.-Judgment
m0alted, aud IS modified affirmed without costs
" eltner ariy on the appeal Opinion oy Chief
Justice M0nen.
1ne Fist National Bank. Portland, Me-, VS.
Schuylcr.-Juugnen- af1rUcd, with COSTS Opip-
ION w Chlci Justice Nouel
Msrgott v, ruayer.--order afnrmed, with costs.
opinion BY chic Justice Mcneil.
BY judges freedman aad SsdgwlcE.
Lenaon vs.. inc Mayor, &c.-Judgment anlrmed
Powers, somlnistrator &C., va. Hughes. execu.
Judge sedgwick.
SUPERIOR coUET--sPgcrAL TERN.
Dy Judge Van Worst
Ire kepnOlic ui Peru va. X kcaruo,--Anldavits on
moiiou Tor an attachment aga INST aeisndsnt a. for
SSIppeeo.nniH =, x,ox...4. ,,,.. ,- -,
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Van Brunt vs Mlls.-0rder appointing receiver
and continuance OF injunction.
Mona Va. Riss ct al.-Order OF reference TO COM
pute amount due.
Miner Va. Beekman.-Or1er settled.
Sander ct AL vs.. HOflnan.-I do not think the
surety objected TO IS suiictent, and new surety
must Justify on the 18th OF June. Tnis VIII require
a new undertaking which the other surety may
sign with the new surety.
Manila vs.. Wlhams.--LAt q copy OF these find
ings be served on defendanrs attorney. with
notice Of settlement or orrer.
By Judge Sedgwick.
RaZewell VS.. Comson.-Tne attention OF counsel
Is called 10 rule 40. Tne papers with the clerk
1T the Special Term.
lutte vs. Hughes.--rne within cases settled as
within Gnd ordered on fle.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERN
BY Chief Justice DAILY.
Pitts vs.. PitIs.-Judgment OF divorce granted TO
plalntln
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Ralnra Lndrn RivhY

before JuuBe blADJ.
CONSPIRACY.
For some time past the nrm OF ]. A. Hearn
& Sons dry goods merchants. of Nos. 773
and 775 Broadway, have been aware tnat
they were being systematically roboed py
some or their juvenile employees. They finally
resolved to employ Detective Henderson, OF the
Fifteenth precinct. and tnat offcer on Saturday
last arrested the cashier Richard g. Ellis, OF East
rhlr:y-seventn street; q young man about nine
teen years OF age cash boy named Bernard J.
Flynn OF No. 100 First avenue fifteen years OF
age and boy pamed John T. Flynn, OF No. LA
Suffolk street, fourteen years Of age. As soon Is
Ellis was arrested ne became thoroughly frightened
and was induced 10 tell all ne knew. Eliis' plan
OF operations was TO induce the cash boys 10
turn over The moneys received by Them on
collections made outside the store which money he
tod them ne nad 10 use Tor the house, but which
money ne Jailed 10 enter on the cash book lie
also instructed the boys who were sent our in the
evening With ~. q. D.o packages TO call at. his
nome and deliver the money thus collected The
amount stolen rom tue lirm according 10 Ellls'
concession, win exceed $4,000. lt was also the
habit OF Elns TO hand over certain portion OF the
money stolen TO the cash boys. Inc three young
prisoners we're brought before Judge Bx6y yes
terday morning, ana were rem2nded Tor Iurther
examination.
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DECISIONS.


BY Judge Lawrence.
Cl2rk vs. McLurmack. wlsn ar explanation
IN egard TO tue bona tenuered before signing the
OF der.
The People &C., Bidlack W. Herzlg.-Granted.
BarKeley executor, &c, ys. orteL-oruer
ufante0
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noARnERs wANTnD.

ID OARDEEe WANTED GOOD BOARD AND PLEAS
ID ant Rooms can De had Tor mechanics aud yocng la-
dies. Fafues wish NJ coafortaDle home anu t0uFeu
ence can call and be satisfied o5 second avenue. Sec
floor lr.nl
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hCARDEs:, xyAyYaD.

4 LARGE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
i also hall Room; both second moor with first class
table and homo comforts, OF very moderate prices Al
West Tenth street
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EOAnD ANp LopeaNe. wANTED.

HANDSOME BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS ~
Ii city or country. j. S.SDS' BOARD DIREC-
TORY. llB Broadway and 10 Park place.
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1sT HOUSE STUYVESANT PARK, 2l5 EAST FIF-
i teenth streeL-Handsomelv furnished Rooms with
excellent table, tor few select hoarders perfect
hone; reasonable very fine quiet neigh orh cod
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TaN or TWELVE ADULTS CAN DE AcCoMMo-
4 dated with pleasant Rooms and first Board in
private Iamily 81 miles the Hudson terms IS per
week Address ". W. WISE, Esopus n. Y.
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THR LECTuRE sEAsoN.

A LECTURE EVERY EVENING At 8 O'CLOCK on
"a nervous DEBILITY and special Diseases a Or
hAfiN'S Museum. RENE mber the dress No 6SS Broad
way, pear Fourth street. The largest and most magnIf
cent museum in the world. Admission soc.
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II YCEUM THEATRE TO LET
IL during the months Of June. July and August Ap
ply al sage door on Fifteenth street.
GPARRTNG, FENCING AND SHOOTING ACADEMY
- 6la sixth avenue. sparrng taught In one month.
superior Fencing Apparatus anu BOXING Gloves tor sale
sem Tor circular. Colonel AUNSIERY.
lIM. NJ EyARTs.
w lHk ARGUMENT FOR THE DEFENCF con-
1INUED ~ THE EVENING TELEGRAM TO-NIGhr.
MErROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF Axe
IA lsS West folrtcenth street New YORK
open daily, 10 A. NJ to 4. NJ. Mondays ami rhursdays
free.
WONDERFUL BOOK, "wagTH It's WEIGHT IN
w diamonds. ~. uide 10 wealth. Poncc ana HAppl.
ness, by Wesley smead, EsQ. 5ankep. Price -0c. Ad.
oress SOLE ASEN !, box ees Post 0lhee
THEATsR IIcKET oFFTce.
A ia BROADWAY,
RESERVED sRArs Foa At THRATaR9
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COUNTRY BOARD wASTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,
" for the summer at Mes held tanwood or Dnnelen,
n. j.: private family pretcrred references exchanged
Address stating lowest terms location &c, REAL Es-
TATE, box IS Jersey City Post Office.
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GOOD BOARD, LARGE. AIRY Rooms, ~ PRIVATE
" family, at hreWSbary, y. j.. near Long Branch;
pleasant ana heathul lacAiitv very accessible sew
York hy boat and ears inquire or VAN WICK 4
GRE N, 3l1s Pine street. New YORK.
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VI private farm house IN the country, Landburg,
y. y. arge airy Rooms; beauiiul grounds par
tculsrs ca to-day at ~ Maiden lane between the hours
. III and L.
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ITTrsr CLASS COUNTRY BoAED-Lwo SQUARE
j. Rooms at Euschberg Park New Jersey, ~ minutes
SAL from canal ana twenty fourth streets references at
rosm No 4 Warren street
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COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD on A FARM WITH
" strictly nrst class Rooms; fishing, boating bathing:
depot. twenty miles from the city by Midland Na
road, oo OF Cortandt street Full Information at No
Ices Broa way.
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IITANTED-BOARD FOR THREE FAMILIES,
w where other boarders taken. In q noun
locality The line OF railroad exceelng
hours rom the city or rooms required tor
1enent rccommoc atoms and generous table liberal
price paid. address !. A. B., box loo Post onlce
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coACHnIEN AND GARDENERS.

a GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE WOULD 4 IKE
n TO procure situation tor his coachman tcoloTedl
has been with his mployer eight and can
be nded IN the highest terms Apply AZ 500 5tn
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wANTED-FEmAL


= KING STA RE PECTAB WOMAN TO DO
BROWN.
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A CoACHMAN NOR AFRAID OF WORK AND VINO
x unaerstan the business thoroughly wants situa
ton; milk. &C very best reference. Address b. @,
box III herald office.
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A FRS CLASS INGLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES
n : situation as n coacnmau a private family; and
eau furnish the OF city from his las
employer A. d. 2. O., lld3s west olth ~
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NLERKS OF LITTLE NJ ANS AND SUITABLE m
~ cned learn dentistry will be taught in our varI
Offices here and IN Europe, position procured soon
4 l5y BOwcry.
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lat WEST SD ST., NEAR II VA RESPFCTA-
4 Die woman TO go out to wash house
:ean three days in the week, wednesday, Thursday
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nRuG CLERK wANTFn-ONg WHO THOR Ugly
~ un erstards the bu mess; must be strictly temper.
and OF Lnmpeachabe moral conanct a member 81
evange dcal church preferred An ~ Tor one week.
TO Mr. Shaw (rarraut 60 ~, Greenwich st.
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IUANTED-To ADOPT, GlRL IL TO u YEARS OF
w age. of English, American or German parentage
orphan preferred. Call at lag WycKof St, Brooklyn,
between ii and 5.
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400 w@sT s9rH ST., SECOND. .FtooR.-A RE.
fOJ spectacle married nan with fresh breast OF
milk as wet nurse. Can for two days
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HAVE NE GY. GOOD CUISINE 5 KNOWLEDGE.
IL references and a ilmiyi want chance TO utilize
the former 10 enable TO support The after Com.
munlcatons wi receive immediate attention addressed
10 ARCu box l79 Herald office
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CLERKs AND sALEsNIEN.

ID ALTMAN Il CO. 33i AND 1888 9TH Av WANT !
ID. voung man of practical business experience I
assist invol ard marking goods must produce IN
exceptional references security. Address by tie
only, giving references and place OF last employme
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nRUG GLE sK.-wANrED A COMPETENT AMI
IL experienced German pharmacists, who spe ks ing
bSn we also junior ssisant or Young man 10 attend
u soda counter. mt Sli 9th av, corner 49, 81.
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IlrANTsD.-YoUNG MARIE MAN, CeMPETE Nr IN
w business management finance. accounts, ana gen
eralIv. fairly renuneratve position; can loar
suitable party $500 Address AMERICAN box lsS Hsrald
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Ol0 EAST 2srH ST.. NEAR Sd AVA RE-
-lO spectacle girl as laundress; understa nds
her business we'll and has No. city reference.
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MAN WANTS SITUATION IN CITY OR u
n country farm work two years experience. Cal
on A. O.. A. Wooster 81.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

SITUATIov WAN RD-BY YOUNG MAN. Ed 2
- would do ANYTHING: good references call on
address r. NJ. 35s Hudson a.
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TT WEST l7rH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
IL child's nurse nj TO do light chamberwork;
objection TO go to the country well recon-
menued from her last place.
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AK WEST lsTH STA YOUNG GIRL (LATrLY
fO,l landed as nurse in private family. Call tor
day
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UuQ WEST 4TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
DVO woman as laundTess; would take washing nt
aer own home. or would 20 out BY the day; good ref
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GENTLEMAN OF OVER TWENTY YEARS BUS
"A tness experience Is desirous OF securing position
resident agent In Texas tor nrs class wholesale
house In this city; the person has extensive
in Arkansas Texas and Louisiana and give the
best references as 10 business qualification, hao &c,
&C u wholesale grocer Lou or hardware business IL
preferred the party so has had considerable expert
in machinery Of all kinds, Parties DESTROYS o.
curing the services OF such person address be-
low aud the party will confer with them personally
Address w. care Milerton Iron Company, rondae
DutQheaa county N, Y.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27
Bais,s-BuIE.

A close and exciting game of baseball
was played yesterday, between the new
ly organized Opera Baseball Club and
the Athletes. The game was hotly con-
tested, and resulted in victory for the
latter club by score of 13 to 10.
The Maley Floaters will engage in
another game OF baseball with the City
Building nine tomorrow afternoon, a,
the Ludlow grounds. Probably better
success will attend the Floaters this
time.
The Chuck Demolishers' B. B. G. Or
ganized with the following members july
26, 1876: Philip Rill p; Jake Fent, c.;
Frank Camp, 9. g.; Louis Nicholas, 1st
b.; John Nicholas, I'd b.; John Bixler,
81 b.; George Stump, C. f.; Buck Stiles,
!. f.; John Zigzag. r. (. President, Reu.
ben Cronimus; Vice President, Philip
Reutchler. Send all challenges to Bush
Burger, No. So Martin street, city.
THERE will be wrestle between the
Star ball club, of Covington, and the
Americus club, Of this city, upon the
grounds of the first mentioned club to.
day. The Americas has a good record
so far this season, and all may anticipate
an interesting game.
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Ch,krohitJ's Troubles.

The case of Captain Churchill vs.. Con-
stable Wash. Blair came up before
Squire Anthony to-day at 1880, the case
being with regard to the arrest Of a
young man charged with bastardy, or
rested few days since by Churchill.
Constable Blair was already in the pos
session Of warrant for the arrest of the
man, but Captain Churchill, upon being
confronted, refused to give up his pris-
oner. In the controversy that ehsued
Churchill threatened to arrest Blair il
he interfered with his man, whereupon
Blair got out warrant and arrested
Churchill upon the charge. Of resisting
an officer in the lawful discharge OF his
duties.
The Captain furnished bond to the
amount of 500 for his appearance before
the Court Of Common Pleas.
Churchill claims that he was right ir
protecting his prisoner from second ar
rest, basing his idea upon the decision Of
Judge Lindeman, that bastardy cases
come under the Criminal Code, thereby
bringing it within the jurisdiction of the
Police Court, and thus emitting Captain
Churchill, or any other police officer, to
make the arrest legally.
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More Trouble for Res.ee No. 10.


Walnut Hills has met with more oppo.
sition in the improvement of her streets,
avenues and parks than any other por.
ton of our suburbs, notwithstanding
she is the largest attached to our CITY,
And now her new railroad, Route No. 10,
Is another sore on the back of the CALLED
Jade for every little property-holdeI
along the route and tmpecunious Coun.
Gilman who wants to be "greased" to
pick at.
Now comes another injunction to be
asked for upon the ground of illegality
in the ordinance passed July 23, in
amendment Of the primary ordinance
and changing the original route.
1t is claimed that the ordinance to be
amended was not made part of the
amending ordinance as required by the
Goth section of the Municipal Code; also
that the amended ordinance was moi
properly advertised; that the consent Of
the majority of the property holders was
not obtained as required BY law, and that
they have violated the law regulating
the laying of street railroad tracks or
ungraded streets, having laid their track
on the crown of the street, having deep
ruts and dangerous places on the sides
only for the use OF vehicles. Probably 9
temporary injunction will be asked tc
prevent the new ordinance from being
executed.
Mayor Johnston will probably be asked
to use his veto power with regard to the
legal objections to the proposed change
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48,8S5-Parmenter q Walker We. Ru,
dolph Wurlitzer q Brother.
: 46,6S6-William Tell Lodge, No. 33t, l.
o. o. F., vs. J. R. Schafer.
. 48,687-Theresa Kramer We. Martin
Kramer.
46,6ss-Louisa s. Hoel vs. Henry
Bruins.
46,8s9- Gustav Graebe VS.. J.H. Nieh-
bur.
46,69O-Peter Knoll vs. John Cornman.
The following cases were entered for
the Superior Court:
81,955-S. Basket and E. o. Banks, for
use of j. f. Frank q Co., vs. The Farm
ers', Merchants and Manufacturers In.
surance Company.
31,956-J. II, Frank q Co. vs. The Old
Dominion Insurance Company.
81,957-Basket Il Banks, for use of j. f.
Frank & Co., VS.. The Farmers Insur-
anoe Company.
81,05S-J. F. Frank & Co. vs.. The Farm
ers' Merchants and Manufacturers In
surance Company.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
PIANOS.

Besides the unrivaled Decker Brothers
and Valley Gem Pianos, and Estey Organs,
we have at all times large assOrt-
ment Of Pianos and Organs at bargains
for cash, or on easy payments. d. II.
BALDWIN b CO., 1853 W. Fourth street.
ja15-iy-Tu,T Th&S