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Meeting OF the Portage County McdidaI
Society.

Meeting of the Portage County McdidaI
Society.
RAvENNA, o., June 3, 1875.
Society convened at l O'Clock p. M,
in the Office OF DIR. AlcOrn, and in the
absence Of the President. DIR. Apple
gate, was called to order by the Vice
President, DIR. Aicorn.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved. 4,
DIR. Tidball, of Garrettsvifle being
present, and having been previously
elected, signed the Constitution, paid
the customary fee and was duly de-
clared a member of the Society.
The present meeting being the An
nual Meeting, the several standing
committees made their reports, which
were received and the committees dis
charged.
CASES PRESENTED.
Mr.. s.. of Aurora, aged 40 years,
was presented by DR.. Leonard. Dis
ease was contracted while serving in
the army, which incapacitates him
from performing any labor. Exami-
nations were made by the members of
Society, and the gentleman was re-
quested to attend the next regular
meeting.
DIR. J. Price presented a child aged
) years, who. when Is months of age.
was attacked with pain in the right
knee, which was followed by contrac-
ton of the tendons; and some two
monthsago was similarly attackedwith
pain in the right knee, also followed
by contraction of the tendons, SO as
to render him unable TO walk. dag
nosis. Acute Synorites. Treatment
recommended, Tonics, Phosphates,
nutritious food and pure air.
DIR. Proctor read an Essay on dag
nosis, presenting in a clear and forci-
BILE manner the importance, in the sue
cessful treatment of disease, Of cor
rect and careful diagnosis.
An election for officers of the S0ci-
ETY. for the ensuing year was then held
resulting as follows:
Presidential. w. Alcorn Vice Pres
ident, o. Ferris Secretary III. p. Hu-
gus !; Treasurer, T.. S. Leonard.
On motion, in the absence of the
Treasurer the Secretary was author
lied to receive the money. pay ex-
penses, and pay balance TO the Treas
urer.
The President appointed the follow
ing standing committees
Executive Committee, Drs. Wag-
-goner, Bennett and Proctor.
Committee on Ethics, Drs. Leonard
j. Price and Hugus.
Committee on Admissions, Drs
Belding, E. w. Price and Bennett.
Committee on Finance, Drs. Tidball
Warrington and Sherman,
On motion, when Society adjourns
it adjourn to meet at Nelson Ledges
on Thursday, July LIST, the members to
be accompanied by their families.
On motion, Mrs. Grimes, of Newton
Falls, was invited to participate in the
meetings Of the Society.
| On motion, Drs. j. Price and Hugus
were elected as representatives OF thi,
Society to the State Medical Society
Essayists, Drs. Tidball and Grimes
On motion, Society adjourned.
! FL. p. HUGUs, Secretary.
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RARNUM's great Show passes Raven
ma by this time, claiming, as the agent
told us, GarrettsvilIe 10 be much
better point GayrettsriRe Journal,
1t is evident our friend of the Jour
nal has been made the victim of one
of Charlie Stoves big "goaks," as our
columns conclusively show that "Bar-
NUNS great show" does not give us
the go-by. No first class entertain
ment can afford to do that.
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MAX ADELER says that the Super
of a certain Sunday-School
is an undertaken, and there is some
talk of asking him to resign, not emily
because he makes the children sing 'I
would not live always" regularly cv-
cry Sunday, but because on the back
of the reward cards given to good
children he has printed gilt coffin,
with q list of his rates for funerals.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-10

The PATRoN's PICNIC.-J. w. Ogden
Esq. the Overseer of the State Grange,
has been secured TO deliver the ad-
dress at the Picnic in Palmyra, next
Saturday. Mr.. 0. is an able and elo-
quent speaker, and fully posted in the
object and work of the order, and
those who desire 10 become posted
upon the subject will embrace this op-
portunity. We doubt not they will
have pleasant and profitable time.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-10

The annual meeting Of the Ohio
State Editorial Association was held
at Columbus or Thursday and Friday
last. There were about hundred
members present and the meeting is
represented as being an Interesting
and profitable one. We regret that
the circumstances were such as TO
prevent us from being present.
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The Overseer of the Ohio State
Grange, j. w. Ogden of Urbana, will
be present and deliver the princi-
pal address at the Granger Picnic in
Palmyra, OH Saturday of this week.
Mr.. Ogden is first class speaker, and
it will pay to come and hear him.
The Oranges of Edinburgh. Deer
field and Milton have made arrange
ments to come in procession and 9th
eli Oranges are requested TO do the
same or join in with one of the three
above mentioned coming from tho
same direction. ThuSe who are not
members uf the order are invited TO
join either procession. The Palmyra
Band viii escort the professions
through town to the grove. Remem-
Der that VIZ commence at 10 a. ill.,, and
don | forget your baskets.
By request of Com.
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THK Opera Billiard Parlor is neatly
fitted up, and supplied with three first
class tables. The best brands of Lager
Beer, Wines, Cigars and Tobacco kept
constantly OH hand. Also, fresh bot
tied Lager for family use delivered to
any part of the city, by leaving orders
at the Office,
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The Annual parade of the Fire De-

partment of Akron took place on
Wednesday,, the I'd inst. A number
of our Ravenna Eremen, with their
elegant steamer were there and took
part in the exercises. They report the
display as very fine and are delighted
with the handsome treatment they re-
ceived at the hands of the AkrOnians.
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New Advertis, It's.
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

| IN sails viii be received by the Commissioners
of Portage County. up to u o'clock noon. July
tion of the following stone work, tO-wlt:
Atwater.
One open bridge. N. w. of Station, near resi-
dence of Stephen Wooley.
Aurora.
One Culvert. n. +. pit. of tp.. near residence OF
One Culyert, one mile w: of center.
onon Rr;dr. W. W. OF Of center; tn near res of
BrimfieId,
One Culvert, S. of brick school house. w. of
Abutments for Open Bridge. S. W. pit. of tp.. x
mile S. of school house.
One Culvert at center.
CharlestOvvn.
One Open Bridge. N. of center. near res. of A.
One Culvert near res of Thos Hatfield.
u Edinburgh.
One Culsert. LOT res. Of Robert Bluff: - =
near res. of Wilks Featherby.
Freedom.
One Open Bridge. near res. of Lisbon Finch. S.
One Open Bridge. near residence of VIM. Gard
One Box Culvert. near res. of J. P. Parker. on
diagonal road.
One Culvert. near res. of Alvah Udall. L. Of
One Culyert. near res. Of Mr. Reno E. of espter;;
" X. Hutchinson, W. OF
center.
One Culvert. = mile N: of center,
Une Open Bridge. Maple Grove, N. Z. pit. of tip.
Hlantua.
One Calvert. 5. W. pit. O. tp.. near res, of r. o.
tnr- Bridge. one mile 5. of center.
One Calvert. n. apt. OF tF.. lear res. OF u. W.
enc Culvrrt. n. w. pit of tr.. near res. Of John
O.,c CuIyert N. of res of David n Evans.
near of 4. baldwin. n. of cen
One Culycr,. near res. of T. IL. Gilbert, W. of
Center.
One Culvcrt W. ofres of John B. Phillips.
. near res. of John W niiams, 5. OF
One Calvert near res. of Watkins Davis. W. of
center
One Culvert. N. Of res. of Simon Perkins.
- near res. of = Kings. =,
=. % S. Il. pit. of tp.. near saw MILL
kavennsa.
One Culvert, n. Of village, near res. of L. Root.
ROOtstOWn.
One Culvert, on town line. w. of Payne's Cor
One Cu!vert. on center road. W. of Homer
One Culvert. S. W. pt. of tp.. near res. of Frank
Jones.
One Open Bridge, near res. of I. KassOn.
streets b0rOs.
One Culvert. one mile N. of center. near res of
One Culvert, near res. of NJ. M. Ladu.
Of James Fillmore. S. W.
of center.
One Open Bridge. N. of Center. near res OF l.. |
Memmer.
Wind n am.
Ono Open Bridge. one mile E. of center.
One Culyert n. w. of center. near Jesse Ly-
mans.
feet. Specifications of the above work will be
furnished by the Commissioners. Contracts VIII
be made on day of letting. July 10. 1879 Con-
tractors will be prepared to give bonds to accept
,nce of Commissioners for fulfllment OF con-
tracts.
Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
Or all bids
BY order of Commissioners.
WIN GRTNNELL, Co. Auditor.
ARpIroE'S s OFFICE,
Ravenna. Ohio. June 8. 1873. So4-4w
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II you are "looking for sign" don't
fail to notice that Of the paddock at the
Hardware Store of Ruggles & Bald
win, No. Etna Block. This firm haye
their stock arranged in order, and will
be pleased to have those in want of
goods in their line to give them call.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-10

Our friend, Russ Kelly, has been
suffering for some time from a defect
in his visual organs caused by medi-
cine. He says he is nearly fitted for a
being little Hayesy, but
thinks he will recover in time to see
his way clear to vote for Bill Allen.
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FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Democratic County Convention.

We again cal the attention of our
readers to the fact thatSATURD AY NEXT
is the time fixed for the meeting OF
Democratic County Convention to Sc
lect delegates TO the Democratic State
Convention which meets at Columbus
On the 17th inst, and to choose a
County Central Committee fer the
ensuing year. 1t is hoped that the
friends of the cause throughout the
county will manifest their interest in
the coming contest by having every
township fully represented in the
Convention p r.rr' -,f-at>. .......
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A PAIR of epauletts belonging to
one of the uniforms of the Ravenna
Silver Cornet Band have been lost.
The finder win be suitably rewarded
by leaving them at this office.
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BY request Of Com.

THE Commencement exercises of
Hi am College take place to day. The
grac cutting class consists OF six gentle
man and one lady.
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SECOND NATIONAL BiNK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
Designated Deposftary of the
u. s.
OF RAVENNA, o.

Designated DcponIafy VI .Ho
H. s. BONDS and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at counter. at best nIarke rates
s.ocks and Eonds, of all kinds bought and
sold ON Commits ion, in New York or any de-
Highest MarE~t-r,s.e FOR $50 and 1o-so
Coupons, Cold, silver, and premium funds
of all kinds
Drafts drawn AMI c:lshed on all the principal
Cities in the United States
SIGHT Drafts England and Ireland ah'
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities AT
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-all sizes for safe
Accounts and Dopotits of Business men anu
Individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits AS may he
agresd upon
W III. BEEBE Cashier
Ggo ROBINSON. President
Sept 3. 1883. IL
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Atlantic Il CT. w. Ry.1
Local Time Table
GOING Asst


RAvESNA, GRANGE, No. 32 g
Meets every Saturday. October II, ut O'Clock
p. M and on each alternate Saturday at 80
y. m. at Grange Hall. 2gI-tr.
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They are eating strawberries ant
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County Commissioners Report of their
Transactions and Statement of Orders
Issued, for the Month OF May, 1875,
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ORDERS lSSUED-INFIRMAEY FUND.
May, 1875.
s, A. A. Graham tobacco for lniirmary $4a S5
- Jno. Gledhill Sons, Grain, Grinding
&c. for Infirmary ry. 21 o.
II. L. +. Demins q Son, Groceries, &c.for
Iniirmary 81 43
." a. w. Beckley & Co., Stoves, tinware,
Sc for Iniirmary. 45 15
'' Trustees of Franklin, pauper's relief ITO 6a
Is. ID. NJ. Clewell, Dry Goods & Groceries I26 3
~. j. Dyson, support of invalid pauper 26 o.
ORDERS ISSUED-lNSTIrUTE FUND,
May IS. o. +. Haymaker. School Examin-
er, travelling expenses paid - s. 90
' 2S l. n. Wilcox, School Examiner,
travelling expenses paid.... so
G. Turnbull, School Examiner,
travelling expenses paid. 1900. 9 so
Attest-WM. GRINNELL, County Auditor.
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NEW YORK CITY.

John a. Patrick, OF No. $40 Eighth avenue, while
papering walls yesterday morning accidentally
fell and broke mis- leg.
William Mcdonald accidentally fell into the cut
OF the Fourth avenue Improvement at FIfEy-sixth
street yesterday morning ana received severe In
Juriss.
Henry Cahil was thrown from his horse at
Twenty-six:h street and First avenue yesterday
morning and received fracture OF the leg. he
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
Congressman L. X. Meade, or the Fifth district,
has appointed Master John n. Muller a son OF
Assemblyman Nicholas Muller, as a cadet mIdship-
man IN the Navy. Tne youth mas been until the
present time "a pupil IN the First Ward Grammar
Scnool.
The increase In the number or smallpox cases
during the past few weeks has been so great that
the Smallpox Hospital on Blackwelrs Island cannot
Accommodate all the patients sent TO II. Hence
dozen canvas tents nave been erected at the rear
OF the building.
.'grand pronounclng match" Will take place
at Association Han on Friday night. Those wish
ing TO compete Tor the prizes win have to apply
Mr. Angus MacArdie, secretary, NO. Aston
House. Webster and Worcester will be the only
authorities accepted.
At the annual meeting OF the members OF the
Harlem Library Association the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected :-President
william H. Cowell; Vice President, isaac Lock
wood; Treasurer, william g. wood, NJ d.; Secre-
tary, Edgar Ketchum; Librarian, Thomas Wal
lace; Trustees Charles Il. Randall, George l..
inRraham and John N. Kenyon.
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THE HoBoKEN TAXPAYERS.

The resolution adopted a week ago by the
Hopoken common Council Tor the payment OF s7Oo
TO a committee OF taxpayers, Tor the purpose Of
investigating the account books OF the CITY
onictals, mas met its late at the hands Of Mayor
Russell. who promptly vetoed IL. The
proposed appropriation was intended for
the pocket OF IAN expertn enjoying the
friendship OF the taxpay ers' committee, and
was made without warrant OF law, II being the.
duty OF the Finance Committee 10 hold sucn in.
vestigatons, aud the city officials being amply
secured ~ 00ndsmen Tor the laitntul discharge Of
Their duties. Inc movement Is supposed to nave
been directed ny clique VINO wish lOsODtain the
city clerksnlp for a lavorIte Eouticidn me ac-
ton OF tue Mayor IN frustrating the ATTEMPT 10
pay PUBIC money Tor private ends meets Wlth
general APPROVAL
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STATEN ISLAND.

The State assessors viii meet at Stapleton on
the ed inst for the purpose OF obtaining inforna-
ton IN regard 10 the assessment Of real estate Ia
Richmond county.
Rev. william Fair, who has lately been appointed
missionary TO Africa, will preach bis last sermon
prior TO his departure az ~. Smon's chapel Glove
road, on sunday evening next.
The oyster sloop Kate Burbank, with cargo or
oysters, was stolen on Tuesday night last while
wing on Mariners IarbOr Yesterday she was
found near Bay Ridge. l.. L. deprived OF her an
chOrs, CHAINS and cargo.
The residence OF mT J. y. Pollock, at Port Rich
mond, was entered BY burglars on Monday morn
ing last; but the thieves were unable TO steal
nythIng, from the tact that one OF them, in at
tempting 10 open tnc door Tor his accompnce,
sounded the burglar alarm.
J. Fahon, sedler 81 Weights and Measures,
caused the arrest Of W. H. Fountain, grocer. OF
West New Brighton, Tor refusing to produce MS
weights and measures IN oroer 10 have them
tested ana seaed. Tue case was heard before
Judge CorDett when the TACT was etclted tnAt
dealers VINO are subject to the PROVISIONS OF the
law nave twelve months In wnicht 70 appear before
tue Sealcr and nave their weights aud measures
tested Mr. Fountain was discharged.
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taks pistol and that sAe shot herseM wien q

take pistol aud that she shot herself with 10
lew minutes later
Moran, himself, stated that ne handee the pistol
70 Mary for the purpose OF having nsr holu !.
while he nxed one OF MS suspenders wnicn had
given way.
Tne jury rendered verdict TO the enect that
she came 10 heI death from pistol snot WOUND,
received through tne carelessness OF the accused,
Jonn Moran. Counsellor William +. Howe APP
peared for the prisoner. and endeavored TO nave
the Coroner discharge his client, nut this couln
not be done. Moran committed in default
OF $1,000 bail 70 await the action OF tae Grand
jury. on removing the prisoner, q boy or sixteen,
Oicer Johnson, 81 the Thirteenth precinct, made
himself extra ofiicious by placing huge nandcutEi
submitting the DoI-who at most Is guilty OF
nothing Dut carelessness-to as much contumely
u nnRQlhla-
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kllbreth.

ARREST OF CAR PICKPoCKET.
Arnold Miller, ONO. 70 Fulton street. was riding
up town on a Third avenue car few nights ago.
The car was crowded and beside him there stood
and jostled occasionally tall young man. At
Twenty-aith street the tall youth was pulling at
derstand such foollng, and promptly caused Dis
arrest On being taken TO the station house he
gave the name OF James Wilson, ana said ne re-
SIDED at No. 200 West Thirtetn street. Yesterday
Justice Kilbreth held MIN for trlal.
CHARGED WITH EAIBEzZLEIEST.
respectable appearing man named Arthur
Hartman was arraigned for ENLIGHTENMENT. Hart
man was clerk in the employ OF John Bruning,
doing business at No. los William street. II was
charged that he collected rom r. II. MACY & Co.
500 90 on benalt OF his employer aud Appropriated
the same TO MS use. He denied the charge,
and MS counsel, Mr.. +. Price. waived an examlna-
ton. claiming that although the defendant may
have used the money ne mad no criminal intent at
the time. Bail $1,000.
ARREST OF PIcKPocKET.
James Bradley was held TO answer on charge
OF attempting 70 pick the pocket OF Miss Louisa
scnwer OF No PAS clinton street, while the latter
was walking through Barclay street.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
John Troy a native OF the Hnb, was held 20 an
swer for carrying concealed weapons. The oficer
VINO arrested him found on his person a slung-
shoI, DIRK knife. pair OF brass knucEles and q
revolver. Bail $1,000.
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cOuRT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

ludd " Slckins.-Upon the Gath day or Deem
Ter. 1863, the defendant being ~ possession under
/ contract with the plaintn .0r the purchase and
sac Or the premis. $ named IN the complaint
herein aud haviag paid 70 the plalntir tie full
amount of the purchase money therefor, executed
mortgage thereon 70 one Selew and Que rappe,
loiuty. - secure the paymenc 70 them or GER
tain note made 10 their order by defendant Tor
line sum 81 eJ13 -. rms NOR gage ws2 uuly
lcAn0N edged December ~, ls09 and rceOrGed
January 7. 100. Upon tic l*fh uWy Ul Aprl, 1913,
tue pallLttu delivered - scleuuunG u iul wac
ranty deed III tie premises. executed ~ himself
aud WIc. oatea February ], 1859, aud acknUsl
cd-ed Aovem -, ls2s MS uced was placed
April, 1913, the mortgage above mentioned
vas Guy as1Hncd W the mortgages TO
tne plal8tlu herein tor vaiue, spu tins
acuOn WAS commenced 10 loreciOse tue same
Apru u, 1873. Inc action tired ut Special
Term tCattaraugEs county. De,ore Judge
Charles DANES, wIen n appeared In evidence
thar wnen the note Tor 1909 - made oy lczins
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BROOKLYN.

The Pnnnix Fire Insurance Company have ap-
pointed . committee 10 investigate the charge re-
Gently made against the President.
The man was stabbed during the ARRAY at
Myrtle Avenue Park at picnic, on Saturday
night, is slowly recovering. John savage and
Mathew Crowley have Deen arrested for the
assault ana are now IN the Raymond street jail.
Thomas Bouneman caused the arrest OF John
Kenoe and John Quigley yesterday on a charge OF
picking his pocket OF $50 while the plaintiff was
ridIng on an Atlantic street car. The accused,
vino are not more tnan sixteen years OF age, were
committed Ior examination by Justice Morse.
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DECISIONS
SUPREME coURr-cHAsnERs.

SUPREME coURT-cHAsrBERs.
BY Judge Donohue.
Vryday vs.. Vrynay.-Reieree's report confirmed,
ana Ofoer S'aning gr6 aeeres o. Gverce 70 pain
The People, nc, vs.. The New York and staten
Island Ferry Cumpanv.-ln view OF the modlnca-
ton oil the Injunction which has been assented 20
by me Attorney General, am OF tue opinion that
the preliminary Injunction should be dissolved,
and without passing upon tie interesting and I'M
portant questions which we're discussed upon the
argument direct tnat au ordcr % entered ais-
solving rhe Injunction, WIN costs. IL may oe that
upon the trial the plaintiffs Will establish their
rlgnt 10 IN injunction, but the modification above
referred TO renders II emnently proper that the
Court should not interfere IN II the Issue between
the parties be regularly tried ana determined.
In the matter OF Lehmaier.-in ms cas- do
not feel justified IN appointing com mlt tee With
out requiring security, 4t least 50 fAr IA the ln-
fanLs are concerned. As 10 the interests OF the
infants the usual bond must be gwen.
Coler VS.. Kountze.-I Dissolve TINS injunction
Tor the reason that the affidavit Of The defend
ants relutes the allegations OF the complaint on
winch the injunction was mainly granted, and
also because IL does not appear tnat the defend
ants are not able to respond IN an action at law
any damages which the plalutin may sustain. Mo-
ton deuled, WIN costs.
Ferguson vs. Ferguson.-In this case shall
allo. the child 70 remain where IL is, with loerty
10 the defendant 10 see II at III proper tunes. me
defendant. having denied the adultery charged,
Is entitled 10 reasonable allowance lor a counsel
lee and attorney. To determine what is TO be
reasonable 10 be allowed 10 the DEFENDANT
there must be relereuce. Referred to u. Y.
Calvin.
SUPREME coUET-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Worst.
Kirchers VS.. Scnloss ct Ai-Findings settled and
signed
BY Judge Donohue.
Snodgrass vs. KreukaL-Judgment for plaintiff
on demurrer. See opinion.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Lynch VS.. Divers.-The examination does not
satisfactorily establish that the money In question
belongs exclusively TO Lynch. Divers has IN in
teresr in the same and ne has nad no no Ice this
application. Application denied. without costs.
Donovan vs.. Inc Compagnic Generate Transit
lanuque.-Motion granted. See OPINION.
otto VS.. Observation-Disclosures continued.
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THE WATER STREET SHOOTING.

Coroner Wotman held an inquest yesterday In
tue case Of the child Mary sullivan, who died on
the "a inst. from the e1ects Of pistol shot wound
received on tue 26,h Of May. The evidence all
went 10 snow that John Moran had let the child
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FIFTY SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.

TIE WIFE BEATER, THOMAS sPEoTT.
Thomas Sprott. VINO was committed yesterday
TO await the result or his Wiies INJURIES inflicted
upon her by him, is the same man who was sent
10 the Island ABOUT month since by Judge Wan
dell TOR cruelty beating his infant sou.