davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

y CALIrnEoIA JUSTICE or rIE PLA,E.
The California neA Spapers arc publish
ing tie docn"t "i = Tuolwmnc couutv
Justice of the Pc. . who held Office in
ls5D. An extract from his ,.inutes of 4
case is thus @ivcn: y. B.-bp Der, the
lawyer for George WORK. insolen,ly told
me there was no law for me to rool 50. !
toll him didn't care Il d-for his book
law. that was the law myself. He con-
tinuel to Jaw back, | told him to slut up
but he wouldn't, fined him so and COM
mitted him to ~aOl for five DAYS for con-
tempt Of court in bringing my roolings
and di>sions into disreputablencss and rs
Il warming to unrooly persons not to con-
tradict this court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
Vhe FREEMAN.

NONTPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER $. 1875
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-11
Notice to Creditors.

EsIAIF oE t,. WI s W ssr.Sx MAx'c1's l'$sa ~ nE ,E-
undersigned, executor OF the last will and tes-
lament of w. w. Maxey, deceased. 10 the cred
itors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication OF this notice, to the said
executor at his residence In the city and
county of Los Angeles
Executor of the estate of w. w. Maxcy, decd
Dated April u, ls7s. apis w4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-11
DR., w. HAzELTINE,
Dr. Joseph kurtz,
~ PHYSICIAN.

OFFICE-in Laufranco's Building, Main St
above the Drug Store of G. F. Heinzeman 4
Co. Will give particular attention 10 EYE
and EAR DISEASES. 0f1c' hours: From 0
TO Ii A. NJ, from 2 tn p M, and from to y p.
n. Residence: Buenavista street.. auglo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-11
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
o. q. HOFFMAN, m. D.,
LATE OF SAN DIEGO

nFFICE-NU. IL DOWNEY BLOCK, Los
" Angeles. Residence Backman House.
kefers by pc. mission 10 DR.. John y. Griffin,
DIR. w. F. Edgar and Dr. j. p. Widney
my2 2u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-11
DR.. n. S. ORME,
DRS. CHASE & LYONS,

CURGEO Ms AND PRACTITIONERS OF Ho-
- meopathy. Office and residence, Back
nY Special attention given to diseases oil
women and children. oct9tf
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
THE ANTI-TAMMANY TICKET.

STEPHEN ID. VAN sCHAICK DECLINES THE NoMiSA-
TON FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE PoLi-
TICIANs-sUPPosED MOVEMENT IN FAVOR of
SURROGATE HUrCmNGs-IHE CANDIDATE FOR
CORONER.
The Executive Committee OF the anti-Iam-
monv organization met last evening tho headquarters
in the Everett House. II was announced that Stephen d.
Van scbaiok, tho antLTammany and hrpnphcah
candidate for Surrogate. hal written
letter to Ira shafor, Chairman OF the
County Committee, announcing that he declined the
nomination for Surrogate There were no special reasons
assigned The action of Mr. Van Schack caused oonsid'
cradle surprise, he had before sgnifed his intention
OF accepting the nomination. There were various sur
misses as to the causes which had led to this step on his
part Ii asserted BY some Of the members tha he
had bought of by the Tanany Hall leaders win
promise OF retention in his present position III case
the Tammany candidate elected. Others believed
that the descent Of army OF strikers" asking Tor
contributions for cubs and organizations Oh Valo"s
kind. had frightened him. Finally committee OF hVe
consisting Of BENJAMIN Wood. Wm. l. Mitchell l. NJ
Doscher Judge spsuldng and James OBrien. wa. ap
pointed to wait Mr Van Schack and a'k him I" recon
der his action It stated tha letter similar TO the
one ,ccyed by Mi sclaer had been addressed by MI
Van schack to JobuxD Lawson. Chairman OF the Repdb
lean Convention.
The committee Of Twcntyone of the anti-Iainiiaiy
organization will 10 receive the report oI the
committee appointed to Mr Van SchIi'L ana 10 take
action or the real of the ticket should Mr. Van SchiicK
Insist on Declining, Wm. G. Irapasen VIII pe
put forward by Tire aptlTamuany orglnndlion ourl0-
gate HuicEiugs is kcy 10 m sup or' 81 y! nc heto
cans. Al a consultation of some o. the anu lnlhhahy
lead as with Collector Arthur and others Cf Le iepuD
cans. after the aciicn Oi Mir Van Schlck ~ d.cltmnt
was made Fnown, II was proposed that th' H'lhahS
withdraw lorZ Ellingcr. thrir candidate t"i I"ipi"i,
auj aow the Republic ais e. nome thc t'i'int. ms
was o,noscd gro-nd TINT II you'd alternate lh'
Germans. Nothing waR drcded II = believed ~ lhnnl
ta ihc refusal O slr Van ra'rh 20 M a. ~, wv, f .rr
tion creI,d INN Is part II mo''n M III FAVOR oi SUI
ioitat" Hoe rIln.s.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
BRAbIATIC NOTES.

Mr.. James T.. Murdoch has begun, IN Bosion
a series of ShHkcSrcarcan readings win lhcid'hla COM
mentS on the subjects OF inc poet
The sale of seats at the Fifth Avenue The
atcr for the opening nights OF LdWE Booths ensas'eh
Will begin on Wednesday. Oct. ~.
Miss Charlotte Cushman is at the Parker
House Boston. accompanied by Miss Stebhins ana h-
der the care Of DR.. Thornton OF that city
The Kiralfy Brothers, we understand, pur-
nose TO return 10 NcTNOIk and produec another sei
tic drama n ccluuanion piece 10 Around the world
Their venture the Academy gave them proi't ana ei-
cement, aui they aay rcMcmber wil Satlsidcl
that the spectaclh drama which thc presented "a' pure
and wholesome.
Mr.. F.. X. Collier replaced Mr. George Rig
mold upon . recent occasion, in laldmoic, "a Hcny =
Slr Ri-olI being il-and ne Is said 10 have satfrd an
cast waN duly announce in adyaIcc Henry ,o ni h's
phia They preparing for 1t at the Boston Ihe"tcl
Upon the Olympic stage may soon be seen Il
prodigy known as The water queen. This p.riorHer
female, is the rival Of the submarine johnson Tor ne
can play a game OF "Oid ciedg'.' Seal ar" ho more
frsky III the deep than IS Mr fo2es water Queen,
swimmer
Lady Don. recently deceased at Edinburgh,
was the eldest daughter OF MI John San' rs oi t' In
don Adcphi TAcatcr. and fJrlncilA known To Inc
play.goins public as Miss Emily Eliza Sanders. Sh' mar
red in S57 iii William Dom seventh Ba.onct o. Nv
tondon Berwick kshiIc formerly an officer ia t Bltisi
Army. Sir William Don became au ACTOR. ana taNe'cd
far and wide iii- death occurred n M, i.oa ~ %r ,t
eight years ago, ANA came out ut What u now IN, one
Theatcr, opposite To the NcWN Oh Hotel IN the bi'u'
Ot kenlWUrih'
At the CRYSTAL Palace i'll London they are once
more giving English comcGe'. AMI tlcy r''n to M 20 n
this exceedingly we'll The pieces are directed by Mr.
Charles Wyndham and the series comprises it VIZ
secret" ''Old Head and Young Hearts, "S;li NatrS
Run Deep" speed the Plough" "Much Ado Abo"l
Nothing Every one Has HIS Fault and "Ihc Nan
Of Ailic" The performers Mesr-. Henry Neville,
Herman Vein. David james, 4. ThOrne W. FarI' u.
Charles Warner j.. Rightcn. t. Terry, &. w An.1n l. J.
Edgar r. Cathcart. NJ MaIiu-, r. H. Tre-dalc II S;aid
ing Howard Russell. {. W GalthorHe ". Granny, = C.
Burcigh. ". Herbert Cha-. COlrtte L. Atkins, No.
Wyudhan Miss Fowler, Miss CurlOtta IeVlcicG, Miss
Carlisle Mis-, Maggie Br"Dnan, Miss Amy Ros"lc Mis-
Eleanor button, Miss L. Tarren, and Mrs. stirling.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
JvroErIyr crSroMH0rsa SEJzrRE.

GOODS VALUED Al $50, 600 TAKEN From \ !EooNI-
~. sToEi.- CIIAEGts on FRAUD BY FALSE ~
rJEs-sHlrsiENTs TBoH GnLDBEHG y GO. "i
LONDON.
The seizure of Il large quantity of millinery
and drr..mai.lrg goods, mcluing velvet trimmings,
heads steel arrows vc., Nas made yesterday y Custom
hons, ohiriai> upon "a warrant issued by Justice QiIn
II j. stated That LOUIS Goldberg Go. oi London have
been cos;enng goods persons III ih' c Tor several
years and that hy means of fai-o invoices they have been
dnfrauding the Government ont OF conSidri'" portion
of the duties As an illustration of thc extent 10 which
tnis was carried Goldberg CO., IL j. sal that an in
vnice whcn cost in Europe 700 pounds sterling en-
terrd here ~ 100 pounds; another which cost l,'oo
nouuds was entered at 800 pounds. BOin the false ald
time papers for the past thftc years are III
The hands of the officers Altogether II invoices have
hren foEnd the value of which gwen H about A~OoO
Mot Of Inc goods shipped 10y Goldberg Co. have been
consigned to a Mr. Livingston, at No al ErooIurni.,
and inc seizure scrday consisted oi goods found III ms
possession. ., -, ..t, ., ,,r Ii,.inos.,n,.
stnTe which filled several drays, eight cases were traced
t inc free warehouse a Ialg6 and Naickss or these,
i've contained trimmings and three were Iillcd vlih
i,ston with the exception Of few small parts Of the
sncE were transferred - the CustOm-hOuse seizure
room 'Tbey had all ~ ssed the CustOnhOuse Inspectors,
hut nt large undcryauations. Three different broker
have been engaged in passing hem but II II not stated
tt any blame attached to them Tor the false entries
1hc value Of the property seized 10 estimated at over
~
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
DIED.

thLEN-.M Peekshill Nonta.y morning; Oct. ls Lucy
residence Of her father Wednesday Oct 90
Boston papers please copy
ANpERSO N-On Moniay. oct - Egphem'a C. Anthou,,
r %f Gi Jan's al hnf"a. ,,e NJ d. & IN n am o GT age
yilsd 70 atemi tie funeral from her late rec denc No 20
ANDREUs-suddeny, sunday, 18th inst Of typhoid fever
Eey J. IL Andrers i9 ne $oth year Of his age.
,ial S,Ns Z, IN, isbts,' % N%Iaion at DSnlaIesl al
wa Northern m r. r., T. j. at i2:3o O"'''O'''''
BELIoNT7oa Friday, oct 4, Jane Pauline daughter Of
The relatives aud friends Of the family attend
the na al the church Of the Ascension, Tuesday 10TH
CROoKE-Suddenly Monday II, Chorles Crooke in
The SD year Of his age.
6rsra iron his l'c Ie,isncr' 40 10 Xc,t Fort sixtisi,
taken To PourhkeePse the ii occcA train Tor nterment.
ENEEITT- Entered into sabbath morning. II,
the New-l Gas Light company and ior more than
tori, cieht years Identified "lthii.
aud George W, aie respectfully avel 20 attend his
IO5 >ccondaSe, Al l3O p m. InteIment in Cr,enwood
HoOK-on saturday, oct l6, Margaret A. widow Of the late
Relatives and friend. 1ls invited to attend the ignsrsl With
st. brooklyn ON Tuesday, i0th inst, at O'Clock
Albany papers please copy.
JAG WS 0 vi Ssw az esr Of n ePee ~ SSSa
daughter OF The ee Frederick Wocott II itchned
tsccs 81 M No. A sis nig SearS N % on 5' rass si
i 9 & at r m on Ss1 b ~ Of pI s m 1'SnqanS ia a.
from DeSbrosscs street Ferry.
McKIkRNAN- suddenly. Monday morning the 18th inst
her residence, jo Vest scNentoenthst Mary Grsttan
Mch-ernan.
Funeral the Church 81 Francis Xayier sixteenth ST. on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst at 10 m
AiES-Oct 10 1879 charles e. Miles late Secretary OF tbs
New York Gas. Light Company. aged a. years.
Funeral will take place raesay. 18th inst at
2ocock 1T TIE Church oi tne AnhuncIuOn Fourteenth.
SiNhay His relatives AM friends
invited to attend withOM fprther iIyitatOn.
OAbLEY-On S0nday, oct H. sarah Oakley in the IL
year OF hef
Funeral the residence Of MIS- Leeds 22o West Forty
uith-st. on Tuesday, Oct. 49, al 10 ..
OLNPIfANT-In London, England, Monday, 18th inst
ItarwoOd Vernon Olyph4H, aged years. son OF
L. II. OlypNant ni this city.
Nuticc Of the Iun-Ia hereafter
PORTER-At stamford, oct 10 Laura Porter twin daughter
El'aZar Porter
Funeral on Tucsiy, l9th 3 o'clock Friends invited 10 A.
tend. Carriages AZ Gopot 10 meet the O'Clock
New York
WFED-In this city Monday afternoon in J6th year Of
hls Miiam 4. Weed.
Notlo q funeral b, fca,tcr
WILLIAMS-At Ncwburgh. y. Y, Friday, oct IL Mrs
Mar Ann Williams, widow of the late samuel " illiams
aged ~ years ana 70 day-.
The relatives friends II the family respectfully invited
attend the unt Il Tuesday, oct - At II a. n from
her residence No. lG9 MontgOmeryst, New burgh.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

others execuors FOR snppcs and expenditures $4,000 ~
239S. W Carry of New fors, silg ana STs rtv,
1893 33 No s76yoscph Robinson OF Quincy Ms.s Pd,
sona effects 81 lg 58 NO y02-The Manhattan Gasnsn'
Company mcrchsndisc, 1855 G3; No. 49, ahaIle, ~
WeavcT of MorisiowD PENN f0r l0ss OF the Union Jscs
fire gh etc 90 ll6 81 No l2H-1he same loss OF ouin
ETC. s5s3 49, No 777John Atkinson, os7 OF same 'ee'o'
The following judgments rendered 'or oss d me ye @
Jack, cb rPes, &c: case No. o-uthei y Iy;
1868 81: no 97l-BrDamin Deano ~ III ~ 90 ~
Mason Ugott ST. IN 4G No. 97t-wm G. Hassin., ef.eo
tor 73 No 915-ChaIlcs Augustus C0usns s's 90
No g7G-HOwe. Ayeril & 60, 1926 I3i no. V.i, n,Do''
BuIell Lowe f,o5 ~ 30 97S Henry ligeon ~ 5tS w
Allen ". Eyart on motion Oi tbsri"- & tesnsh Ha' NJ
mitted tO practice before the Court. .... 49,,
The fOllOvng submitted upon the tsiinoy a
oral argument of counsel No. 3Ol Samuel g. eedr Vr
value Of tlreeghths The Sea Lark, captured snd 90
loss eighth Of the sea Lar Case Henry A. Bsu
ing and Abnr Davis, for loss Of hall OF the SO
Lark. Geo C. GoOihue, for loss Of goods on the sc
Lark lease suspended and Lave to amend sskedl
No 9si-Fbcnezer g. Phillips for loss Of goods on sea Isk
Chs G. Beaman appearc, FOR paihuns'
and John 4. J. Creswel esq. 4 the Unitod states -
Felgns loss Of personal effects the Sea Lark W
CIapo for plaintiff No. si3-Alexander d. hcDon'
Crown Point, and Tycoon Nathaniel Wilson clamants
the Commonwealth Tycoon and Iark a. H. Clarke FOR
claimants; No 320tieo. Fuller. Horace W. Fuller et sl if
LOO kegs OF nails the Crown Point NO s2-GeOIgoH W
ennng the Manc ester destroyed
No. l.062-Thomas J. Emory st al, for loso OF
goods on tho Commonwealth; NO lO6.-Ihe Ssin.,
for ioss OF goods the Crown Point j. Ho's
worth Gordon for cla.n2uts; No. l,lOs -iazart. Dni.
kespie ~ AL for loss of goods on the Crown poin wilson
claimants. No 2O2-Adoph and JOs.ph Godchaur for
loss Of goods the CROW Point " Wilson Tor c9nans no
star OF Peace " " CrspO claimants The case 10
the regular call IN No. 32J. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

JEROME PARK RACES.

The po>tponcment of the Jerome PHli races
from Saturday Monday destroyed ne So't o. ic "H
for many Of the hest horses vhdrd~n ."' CON-
pcftiuu ~ the Baltimore races, which begin today ih'
first lace ,,aa free handicap sweepstakes, 80 'aeh
with $500 added. dash "i mile and ~, '@i'i =
and had five starters. Galway won easily ~ thItc
lengths H.. +. Carver sccoId ShvlOck Uhc !"v"i1tel
third. Egypt fourth, and Burgoo t'th. Tune, ;foi
The second race, thrce-Guaricr mic dafh ict TWO
Xcarolds was easily won by Tgrc'S who bca Ambush
her only competitor, in gIllOp Time, l:2''t
The third race purse $500 tie winner to e sold d'i
of one mile .,nd trccquartrrs, hy Mci'an,lf
Josic H.. b,aiing Iciaps, HonnJ brook Matte ". IN
vivor and Warrior in the order named. Time 3:2ol
Fourth race. purse $500, dash of two and onrhii
miles had only two starters. and vas won in cIAer y
Ncttr Norton, Nadgc, the taYolic lna.i ' poorest
cnntc-t oI th,. whole riretiag Tin.. 80 re closing
,rnt-,bc handicap 4 culccaa+' pufSr r-Oo-"aS Won
by Tro1bc, bra'ing C"rrn'i lih" ia,Gh''' -, l'r'
bultcd ~ the starr. Tur i3j.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
woRKfXGMEN'- MEETINGS.

About 100 VorhinSmen of the twenty
second ward assembled IN Temperance Han IN Forty
tlir,li between Eighth and Nnt'layes.. last evening.
+, .,c 10 speeches opposition 10 tie nominations "i
ranmany Hall. Col. Henry y GHdrrSheNc the amt
Taumany candidaic for County Judge ana others aG-
dressed the meeting.
Washrpton IIal IN Eghthayr near Forty seventh hist.
was filed last evening with me workingm"n OF the
XVIth Assembly District the occasion being ldtca
tou of the local Tdmmany llal ucHct J"hh rays, me
ndatc for Cyi Justice IN thi' district, and other local
unucian, addrc ,scl the meeting
The wOfkin smcn of thu Thirteenth Wnrd heId meet
I'M, ,, evening "a No. 22 Broomc it, l.. Scbarlach pre-
siding SicccIps made approlin the hpmlnjtou.
of Recorder lIa.kct aud DistrctAt0rncy Phcips, ara
fine nomination Of Timothy j. Campbell Tor tly justice
4 committee was appcintrd to make arrangements ;or
a workngmcn's mass meeting.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
FANCY GOODS IN UNIoN-sQUARr.

The Fall opening OF the PalalS loyal at
broadway and Fourtcc nh3t yesterday was an eXhbl-
ton of novelties in fancy goods imported FOR the holiday
sca>on The most recent and fashionable patterns and
s,yles were shown in every department. There were
fans of pearl and lace Of shell covered with feather
o,era boufi fans with o1ony sticks. onaincnttd with
scenes from tie best known works OF Ohenbach and
otb,r composers. and cardinal red" fan which
was very popular, and was sold LARGELY. Tie
di.lN Of tortoise she'll articles included amos.
everything into which shell can be manuiac-
turcd There were combs aud necklaces. carl-casss
and watch-cases bracelets and ,garboXeS. All these
article, ere also shown N ivory aud amber SETS of
class boxes for cloves ians ara hHndNeichlciS. WIN
drlratc and fancifu Oramenatun were arranged upon
the counters, together with wOrkboN,s when held III
,Iri, lids q miniature min, surrounded by grove OF
rcs i'm which II, iH-. There were belts OF va
riols patcrn. silver and oNidZcd. with collar ties
and wrry match. There were fancy pockets ot vel
Vet mounted in silver, and Of silk ornamrntct WITH
niii The assortment oi gloves. which form a sp cal
line of trade at The PaaiS Royal. full, and every
shade color To bc seen. Inc -tOic was lhohge'i
during the day with buyers. and many pcoons who came
only 10 see seemed to enjoy exceedingly he brilliant dis-
lak
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other snip Ncrs 81, Secoad Page.I

lIUr Ofher hhfD NfirS Sr ScrOnd PdJS,l
ARRIVED
Steamship F.rhoI (Br Day Psiras sept l5 Palermo lsth
Dtni l2i Malaga 80 AMI Gibraltar oct J. with frut 10
BARK Cainsn (Aust) Botta Gloucester ~ days ballast
Bg Frisco llta Catero Ant"erp go days M ballast
scr Almeds (of Pembroke smith, Baltimore ~ days, with
scHooNERs-RyPR AND cossIwIss-
Joseph Allen Virginia Vim. A. Low, Virginia
Ida Grant. virginia. Loitie Beard. Philadelphia.
AiC- !. ifs,rcc Virginia SOhn :. Gilmore, kUginis.
Bonita. Virginia. Eva Holmes Virginia
sarah H. Thomas, Boston. Lookout, Calais
:. T. SsabuIy, Norwich. Storm. New Haven.
D. r Willets Ne%.T on,on. Old zack NeS. LONDON
r. +. Iisock Ncw. Haven. Ida Birdss, NewHayen.
j. J. Worth ng on Providence 4. Chase, Providence
j. N. Fireman, Providence. VIM VI. GesneT. Providence
Highlander. lToydcnce Pointer, Providence.
WIND-eunseL hgnt. :. w; clordy
DOMESTIC PoRTS.
roET ROYAL 5. G.. sept ls.-Afnsed: steamship Mont
SA,iNSAH oct lS-trrived steamships Barnes from
New York Safagossa, from Baltimore schrs Eta NJ BaN
ter from New l2lk stelhen e. iart iI2i PL9sdsnee 10
PCii,nrF.rov. oct ls-Sacd, sclrs lilly tos NeuYors
Aneoid BOstOh; Curtis Ackerly, or OrieIt l.. /.
BOSTON. Oct. lo-AIriyed, steamships Aas (Br) from
Nyeuo3i CemiPtie iTon ihilalsipais ,,. u, ,,o-
ioI New1ots Arrived steamship " IN. a. Hewes Quick,
BRl NswICE, Ca. oct Is-Clearcd schr Annie r. Lewis
for Nes YorS sailed, schrs Anercd for boston Gurus
FOREIGN Ports
LONDON. Oct ls-ssled for tho United states Richard
pearse Mozart, ;. Y. Nalsen walter Arlington jr Haw
mos, ,puD Gazelle, Caroline, lronsides. Bessie tIosDy.
Australia apt. Iyersel, Kate Cam Ahr, Iris krnt,
bushnell, Adopl knger Arrived on the tn inst Bride.
on the lj,h inst Paramount Nathaniel rmbs. Dela q.
Try aclsioIs Inaol, ho.los. Miinosa Agatne.
Se lng0pir Eltanor Abraham Ehrr Caspian MeTcatOT.
rresidente lierDita, Abigail and Pace schisino.
DIsAsTFE.
Pinca arrived at sf1I On the i7t6 and report thai
the schT. Was lost in the Gull stream.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
THE COURT or ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHINGTON, Oct l~.-ln the Court oi Commits
sionors of the Alabama Claims the following business was
transacted to day -, r,,-,
Bond executors et al sGi3 Ol; and Case l3l 1.-The same
81 OgT 10 SilB Bent H. Keys Of Boston Mas or mor
chand 81 destroyed the Alabama ia 20 No 2eS-Byron
Bnnege los. of personal effects passage money
maid sc. by the destruction Oi tho | nion Jack,
81 5J7 80 ! 10 e22 Frederick 4. Baker OF South
Yarmouth, Mass, personal effects and wages
500 TO- No. Goa Phnney of Sandwich Mass for loss
personal OBJECTS SC by the destruction OF the Mondsmn
SAIL 2slA phnney loss Of by the destruction Of
tho clarence 1852 No 537Heena Ferry executfx for
the same S31 NO 62-rhos Mitondge Of Baltimore, Ind
loss Of the Mondamn stores, etc ~ iOi No Laura
Turer eYecuriX OF Plymouth Mass the loss o personal
effects by the destruction OF the MOndainin sl2o.
The following Judgments were rendered. Tor loss by The do
stIucton VI Tho Byzantine. "a y NO Wo~ n carry and
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
NOMINATIONS FOR CIVIL JUSTICES.

Conventions were held i'll most OF the Judicai
districts last evening nominate candidates Tor CNh
Justices AntiTanI1any Conventions were held IN al
except the Xth District those In the Vth and Win al
iourned without making nominations, aud IN he Nl'h
Committee was appointed to confer with outside organ"
zations opposed TO Tan,nany Hall. The nominations
made were az follows Ist District John Callahan ia
District, Dennis Burns lid District, John A. DhAei )
With District, John Hardy IXh District, Thomas d.
McKcllar.
AT the Liberal Republican Convention III the lio DE
tct Charles NJ Clancy was nominated for Civil Justice
, ponurJic,p Convention was held in the lid District
and George ". Parker nominated. ia Tue ~ DIo
trct an anti CusiOinhOusc Convention was heh, anu
John Gilmore EOyd nominated.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
FIFTH SENATE DISTRICT REPUBLICANS

The Republican Convention OF tie Nth SEN
ate District met ast evening ~ No 23l west SiN'eehn
ST. and adjourned 10 meet on Wednesday evening at the
Bleeckcr building II was reported that the party man
ayers had moi been able TO arree upon candidate 10
succeed Nr. Booth and in order to harmonic c0ncthg
interests an adjournment became necessary Inc inehi
bcrs Of the Convention Gathcrcd in Knots IN dlitreh
par,s OF the roo and exCiiedly discussed the merit. 9
certain candidates. There much feeling maneS,eu
The names of Gen. james Bowen and Abraham Lent
have been prominently mentioned In connection ",h w.
nomination in this District IL Ia now unncr,loou ina tna
net her of these Is be considered candidate zen
TIovd Asiinwa Charles g. shaw, ex-Park Commissioners
Thomas r. and James Conde are named d. a'a
tbts en- 10
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

The return game between the picked tons of
amateur base bail layers of NeNYnrk and 8ro";l} ~
which included players from Tn" Iyaway, Alaska, ,A:ng
tom Olympic. ana staten Land Cubs OF tins citl 'nd
and the Chelsea. Concord. Reliance, Namc'-- iud
Winona Clubs of Br,oAlyn, WIS played on the inoh
Grnund, in Brooklyn yesterday a!tcrnooi Th,r. Nir
aIcut | 200 spectators pr, sent. Tlr NV orL lth
cong first 10 the bat scored lh"' rms IN ~, i,i nm
nc aud 1nantain"i tEc.r lead during tlr -in' IA"i"
10 wing is tEe score ID! innings:
c,obe lt q. 81 ih 5tir Gt 7th stl Oh! lu,h Total
ESH;y@5f. EE,oS,iSs 3 3 J . D D D Q 3
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
THE AGITATION CONCERNING EXPORTED
SUGARS.

No selection of exports to settle the question
OF drawback exported sugars was made Yesterday by
Collector Arthur Tho Appraiser, Collector and Assistant
Collector were in consultation with him on the subject
together with sOlon Humphreys of L. ID. Morgan Co..
and other merchants Mr.. Humphreys stated 10
TRlt->E reporter that the drawback. ~ fixed by the
Secretary of th. Treasury acg Spring was his opinion
a. nearly correct ~ il could be made. Whlc there are
dncnl'es in the Way arriving At the exact figures that
would bc euuab" IN all cases the reiurh by the Govern
mont of 70 10 per 100 pounds refined sugar. hc had CON
.udei after careful Investigation Of th" matter 10 bc
sub.taniily correct meeting OF the fetncrS VIII be
held iu Nall-5t to-day.