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The New York herald., 1875-10-26
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Hel by Judge Law
ronce-NOs on 103, l0I, III, lZ3 l2s, l29, l32,
1896 l40 l4l, 140 l72 In 100 $50 ls3 19l, 1876 l99
2l2 ~ 255 20 III inclusive, 2l6 PSI 70 3l7 inclusive
325 $50. 887. s6l, 300 $50 9s2, $50 800 394
SUPREME CoURT-GgNERAL TERM-Hed by Judges
Davis Brady and Daniels.-NOs S5, SO. ST. s. so us
130 176 Isl 96 1885, 9S l0S l37 1872 1906 95 Ill, l6o
l99
suPGEMR CoUEr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge Van
VorsL-Law and act-N0s II 426 G56, 421 go 443,
362 AT POO AS 213, 2l4, 43l 246 400 403 549 $751;
40l, 500 65l, 1873, 576 $40 594
SUPREME C0URT-CRCuIT--Partl l. Adjourned for the
term Part Adjourned until Friday. Part 3-Held
by Judge Donohue.-Case on-No 7S5. No day cal
endar
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held BY
Judge honel-NOs. Tl5, 625 1909, 703 l477, $40 743
297, 1883 SCI, 769, OPS, 605, $50, 1928 Part .
Held by Judge Sedgwick-N0s. $50, TO- Ssi 500 $685.
s24 99s, 95l 5o4 40, 1858, 300 s00 $50, S92, 900
S2l, $50, 3S4, 7ss
supERIoR coURr-GESERAL TrRM-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-Part HELD by Judge
Charles r Daly-Nos 220l. 1862 1882 1914 1885, 1850
1915, 1877, 2635, 739 1865 1878 1868 1869 1854 Part
2-Hed BY Judge Joseph f. Daily. Nos 2302 1880 523
1872 1885, 800 lass, l442, 224 169S 23l7 23ll, 225
2I05 1926 l542, 1875 1906 1873 2506, 235 2774, T75
1922 1924, 1888, l470, 1917 600, 1863
COMMON PLRAs-EQUITY TERM-Held by Judge Larre-
more-Nos 8. GO. 10, 2l 62, 81, so, So. IL, p
CouRT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Hed by Judge
Sutherland-The People VS.. John J. Jefferson, feoni-
Gus assault and battery Same Patrick Speman, lc-
onious assault and battery; Same Maggie One, fe
onious assault and battery; Same vs. Charles Gilhes
and William Mcclure, burglary; Same W. Alexander
{. Stockwell, grand larceny Same Richard Luce
and William Dowd grand larceny; Same VS.. LOUIS
Eupenstein, false prctences; Same VS. Matthew Dar-
rington, petit larceny; Same George Wood, petit
larceny Same Frank Rely, petit larceny; Same
vs. James Welleck petit larceny; Same vs. Charles T.
Dudley petit larceny; Same VS. Michael Agnew, petit
larceny Same Kate Curley, disordery house.
OYER AND TERMTNER-Hed by Judge Barrett-The
People vs. John Dolan, homicide
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coUnT-cnAAIDEns.
BY Judge Lawrence

BY Judge Lawrence
Earle VS.. Johnson.-Delault opened terms see
Earle IS. Ross Decision on tho motion or tie IA.
Fendant johnson, renders 1t unnecessary % make any
order on this notion
Joel vs. Oppenheim. Motion granted on payment of
costs Memorandum.
Jova VS. Muller Answer overrulcd as frivolous and
Judgment for plaintia, with costs
Taylor vs. MCller.-Angwer oyerrulod as frivolous
and judgment for palntiM
Fowler vs. Frenor.-0rgina papers required
MARITIME vs.. Lowenstein.-Moton Tor resettement
pf order granted
Farmers Loan and Trust Company vs. Erie Railway
Company.-Upon examination Of the report of the
referee 10 this case / hnd that question was sub
med BY the referee TO which alluson was made at
lhe time the papers submitted 10 me. II the
order TO be entered upon consent Of all the parties
want the written consent before mo. II not desire
10 hear counsel the point lett open by the referee
Bor!and vs. Rikcr-M0tlon denied with costs
Kmball IS Newton.-lnuncton continued pendente
Etc with $40 costs Of motion y abide event
Constant va Chapn, DENIM vs. Mulien-Granted.
walker ~. Cowter.-Motion denied without costs
koeher vs.. Schwarze, et al l-NemOrandum.
Gilbert vs. Marsh Motion for d commission granted,
with stay not exceeding thirty i've days Memoran-
Lum
SUPERIOR coURT-spEc1AL TERM
BY Judge Curtis
ornnger et al vs. De Wolf q a.-Motlon Tor lnjunc.
hon and receI,er denied, with costa defendants 10
tblde event Memorandum
Welsh, &C, rs Robinson.-Moton granted on pav.
nent Of plaintiffs costs 70 date, aud appearing forth.
Eith and stipulatng 70 i've days and 10 &C
sept notice Of trial for November same 70 be without
prejudice TO position Of cause on calendar
Tecke Va schorndorf Motion that plaintiff hle So
purty for costs Granted.
Seaman vs. Reynolds ct al.-Motion that proceedings
supplementary % execution be stayed Granted.
ieahy vs. Barry.-M0tion for injunction denicd
gith0ut costs Memorandum.
FairchiId vs Lynch Motion for settlement Of issues
tented with costs 70 pantd Y bde the event q suit
BY Judge Freedman.
Bowcndam vs. Neals Of aL-order settled.
COMMON PIEAs-sPEc1AL TERM
BY Judge Robinson.
Studwell vs Komast Motion 70 compel defendants
% file referees report granted with $40 costs OPINION
The People ex rel Ward W. Board Of Assessors =
eeremptory mandamus granted
By Judge L0ew.
Knapp vs. Campbell-Order settled
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INSPECTION OF POLICE UNIFORMS.
The regular autumn inspection Of police uniforms b'
gan yesterday at the Central once
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

Tho "sugar Committee held It's usual session yes.
terday afternoon IN the Auditors Of the Custom
House.
very large number Or subponas we're distributed
yesterday to Custom House officials give evidence
DAY M the trial OF Colonel Dcs Angcs " commence al
eleven O'Clock this morning n the United States Court.
Information received yesterday the Office o
Colonel f. Howe Treasury Agent, that the Sa5, ,0Ot
worth OF underyalued millinery goods seized by hr -
MI Lowenstein's store, No AL Broome street. last
Monday and belonging 30 J. Goldberg, Of No . Love
lane london will be delivered up TO the seizure room
nj the Custom House to-day IL having been acertansd
beyond doubt that the goods were qndeEyalwcd, and
therefore forfeited 10 the governm0DF
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

THE MANAGERS OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
PASS RESOLUTIONS cENsURISG MEssRs. ARcHI-
BALD BAXTER "a CO.
At meeting ofthe Board OF Managers Of the Produce
Exchange, held yesterday the following resolutions
were passed.
Resolved, That the conduct or Messrs Archibald
Baxter Co., Is developed IN their failure and in the
circumstances anteceden thereto Is not such
sistent with Jus and equitable principles Of trade,
and, therefore, deserving Of severe censure
Resolved That the foregoing resolution be posted on
the bulletins Of the Exchange for thirty days.
4. W. MASCORD Secretary.
NEW York, oct 25, 1879.
Tie grounds of the consure are that the nrm men
toned have acted against the just and equitable prnc
pies Of trade and such the Board Of Managers
are empowered 70 ccnsure, suspend Or even expe
member who violates the rules coming within those
terms Archibald Baxter Co., it Is stated were in
solvent for some time before their failure and kept on
doing business knowing that or later they
fall thus daily involving and more persons in
their catastrophe But the immediate cause OF their
censure Is said to be thar goods were bought by the in
solvent firm within twenty four hours OF their failure
bill Of lading for tallow said to have been re-
ceived by the firm at the very time when Mr. Baxter
was making Arrangements Tor an assignment This
taow SAID TO have been 10 Of their corrc
spondens the other SIDE The party to whom IL be-
longed expected to get check for II in the afternoon
From examination Of the books Of the firm ii IS claimed
that they were bankrupt when the taow was bought
and had been 80 Tor some time previous
MEssRs. BENEDicKs CO., srArIoNERs.
Messrs. S. Benedcks Co, sationers Of No. 36s
Broadway, yesterday made general assignment TO L.
Scherer.
A meeting Of the creditors Of the late firm STYLED J.
H. Cuthber & Co. was held yesterday afternoon in the
onlces OF Messrs. W. S Miller Co.. No 81 Broad
street The concern suspended payment the 18th
inst, under pressure OF liabilities which amount to
Sl0l 600 the assets, consisting Of stock cash and
bills receivable, beng sot down AZ $4,000. At the
meeting yesterday definite conclusion touching the
affairs OF the debtors reached and adjournment
took place until TO morrow
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BROOKLYN.

Justice Gilbert yesterday, on motion OF the District
Attorney fixed the trial Of John Mcguire the alleged
murderer Of Samuel Jackson eoored for Monday, No
vember 81
Joseph Stone, OF No. 1O7 wyckor street, was com
mtted 70 jail yesterday, by Justice Demar, on charge
Of eonious assault He accused OF stabbing Patrick
Murphy IN the nose with pen knife
William I. Yates, amember Of DR., FaulKners congre
gatona church. gentleman about fifty years Of age was
arraisned beforeJustce semer yesterday complaint
q sophia Jane Yates who him Of bigamy. The
accused claimed to have been divorced from his FIRST
adjourned
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GLENDENNING STEPS DOWN.

After a stubborn fight for than year against
public opinion in Jersey tty and the authority Of his
church, Rev John 5. Glendennng has retired, a van
pushed and disappointed man. The dismissal Of his
appeal by the Synod virtually settled the case and his
refusal ocae last Sunday showed that at last he.
accepts the situation His adhercnts all satis
fed however. a few express their determination to
their connection with The Prospect church
An amicabe conference held yesterday between
members Of the opposing factions and strong desire
for reconciliation and reunion manifested The
trustees TO retire and an election Tor their success
sors will be held the lst of November. Elder
Howell who retired from the church after Glendennng
usurped tho pulpit will return, with other prominent
members next Sunday II is expected that call VIII
be extended TO a now pastor next sabbath.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
NEW JERSEY.

The Bible war in the Board or Education at Union
Hill is coming TO crisis The discussion viii be re-
newed on Friday evening.
No clew has been found TO the gang OF thieves that
has infested the Newburg branch Of the Erie Railway
and carried OF large quantity Of baggage
Mr.. and Mrs Lancus OF New York while driving
through Union Hill, were thrown from their vehicle,
Main street. and severely injured The horse took
fright and dragged the wagon over mound.
sneak thief hired room ia the house OF NJ. }. Blu.
menhal Of Gutenberg, Saturday last and left his
vase In IT, stating that he would return the evening
Toward nightfa he returned and was shown to his
room BY ncxt morning he had aed and taken with
him quantity of valuable clothing and 500 in money
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
RAISINS MADE IN FIVE DAYS.

The Sacramento Bee has received samples OF rasins
maze in FIVE days, al the Park out OF white Muscat
grapes The punches laid the dryer in the bunch
as cut rom the vines and the quality Of the in
every respect is equal any ever made in the State
There attention being paid to rasin making in
California than ever before and tho day is not very far on
when the isn interest will with the vine and iruit IN
terests When grapes only worth $50 10 $50 ton
for wine making It is good investment to make them
into raisins, they will bring less than nine
cents pound Wholesale, which is equal 10 three cents
. pound for green Vranea
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EXCHANGE ELECTIONS.

The following new members Of the Produce Exchange
we're yesterday approved of BY the Board:-Messrs.
w. Butler, i. Densmore, c. s Hubert, 4. H. James
j. II Lord and G. +. Partridge
Mr.. G. G. Abel appointed member or the Com
mitee Naval stores 10 place Of Mr. Frederick Rose
who has resigned account Of absence from the city
The elections tho Cotton Exchange Yesterday re.
suited the approval OF the proposed memberships Of
Messrs. Herman Meter and Il. q Richardson Of the
firm OF y. e. Richardson a Co.
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AN INTELLECTUAL PHILLIP-IC.

In the First District Police Court at Jersey City yes
terday George Phillips and Thomas McDermott were
placed under examination the charge of burglary
the residence Of William Lewis No 5o7s Grove street.
William Brewster the cricketer, OF Staten Island
staying at the house and was robbed OF watch and
cham, a ocket and "a pocketbook containing $50
Philips endeavored to inculpatc McDermott whom he
charged with trying to intmidate him into silence by
presenting a revolver TO his head Justice Reese said
that he dsbeevod Philips statement throughout and
committed him for trial McDermott was discharged
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
A CONGRESSMAN vICTIAIIzED.

Hon. Abram S. Hewitt had his overcoat stolen last
Saturday night About half past eight p NJ boy rang
the door bell Of the residence OF Mr. Peter Cooper
No Lexington avenue, and handed TO the servant
envelope addressed to the venerable philanthropist
saying that he would wait in the hallway answer
While the servant delivering the note the boy
took the hat stand in the entry the Of
Mt Hewitt, the son-in-law OF Mr. Cooper, valued at
S75 and ran away with Ii.
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TRENToN's FIREMEN.
THE FIRST GRAND PARADE SINCE 1854
MEMORABLE DAY.

THE FIRST GRAND PARADE SINCE 1854
MEMORABLE DAY.
TRENTON N. J., Oct. 25, 1876.
general parade Of the Fire Department of this city
took place to-day. The streets along the route of she
parade thronged with people, nearly every house
gayly decorated with national bunting and the poc-
tace presented was animated This is the only parade
that has taken place since the year 1858 Thousands of
strangers were present from New York, Philadelphia
and other cities and many officers from the lre de.
partments or cities adjacent and distant took
part in the display Each company was
headed by musical band, among them
being that or the Seventh regiment OF New York The
most notable feature in the display was the APP
pearance of several old lremen, who took prominent
part in fire organizations nifty sixty years ago
Benjamin Fish, of the Camden and Amhoy Railroad
aged ninety years, and Mr., Lewis Parker, about the
same age, among the latter The following was
the order Of the procession by companies:--
0ssenberg Hose, 81 men.
Union, 80 mon.
[ America, 20 men.
Delaware, 3S men
Washington, So men,
Eagle, l27 men.
Liberty, - men
Harmony II men
Good VIII, 1856 men.
Trenton 33 men,
Hand in Hand, 35 men.
Each company had banquet in the evening Chief
Engineer 0ssenberg acted Marshal aud Assistant
Chiefs Coulter and Mitchell as aids
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BADLY SCALDED.

Yesterday afternoon nue Of the locomotive at
tached to OF the trains the New Jersey Central
Railroad exploded when the train was at the eastery
end Of the Newark Bay bridge The engineer, Edward
Scott and the fireman, Samuel Hnckey we're severely
scaded the face, breast and arms The train soon
stopped and switched to side track where il re-
manned I'll the arrival Of locomotive from Sommuni-
paw. The Injured men were taken TO their homes
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A DROLL TRAMP.

August Bauer, notorious tramp and thief well
known throughout Long Island for his many bold and
successful robbercs, yesterday arrested Long
Island City and committed await the action Of the
Grand Jury He attempted TO steal horse from the
stable Of Supervisor Dro of Long Island City, but
succeeding he contented himself with carrying away
the harness. In this act he arrested.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
DIPHTHERIA IN JERSEY.

The ravages Of dphthera throughout Jersey city for
several months past have been beyond all precedent
man named Lynch, residing in Warren street, has
lost four children within week. lie buried the last
one yesterday Last week twin brothers. years old
were buried from house in Monmouth street near
Fifth, day The terrible spread oi the pest
idly affecting adults Some very beneficial results are
expected from the Sanitary Convention, held at
Newark during the past week. this vital question Of
drain
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
SOLDIERS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

Tho project Of the erection Of soldiers monument
in Hudson county, New Jersey, is meeting with great
encouragement mass meeting will DO held this
ing at the County Court House and will be addressed
by General Fitzpatrick. Congressman Hardenbergl and
others All the posts of the Grand Army ol the Re
public in Hudson county and one from Newark VIII DO
IN nfin
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
NEW ORPHAN ASYLUM.

fair is being held in the Institute connected with
ST. Michaes church, in Jersey City, TO raise fundsror
the erection OF orphan asylum at the corner Of
Erie street and Pavonia avenue on plot donated by
wealthy Catholic gentleman
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Duffy Charles Bartlett Of Hudson and Canal streets,
was held 10 answer for stealing barrels Of alcohol
belonging 10 the Ponds Extract Company
Frank Ennis was held 70 Answer for having, with
two others assaulted and robbed Eugene Townsend Of
No 80 south ninth street Williamsburg of a watch,
chain and spectacies Of the total value Of $50.
Michael Gallagher aud Thomas Mcdonald were held
10 answer for breakngaut0 the premises No. 80 New
Chambers street ana stealing thererom 500 worth Of
cigars and brandy. The property found III their
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
ILLEGAL REGISTERING.

ILLEGAL REGISTERING.
Nr. John OBrien, Of the Custom House, yesterday
procured from Judge Kasmre for the arrest
OF John Cowan, OF No 80 Bowery for illegal register
ing Tie affidavit set forth that Cowan registered in
the Seventeenth Election district Of the Eighth Assem-
oily district and Eighteenth Election district Of the Sixth
Assembly district COwan was subsequently taken
into custody and held for examination until today.
LOTTERY SHOPS.
Ofncer Muane yesterday arrested Thomas Jones, Of
No 449 East Thirteenth street, Conrad CASPER Of No
SOC East Thirteenth street. and James Sauer Of No $40
East Thirteenth street, complaint Of Elizabeth
Tweedy for keeping policy Offices They were held in
81 900 bail each 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
SENTENCED FOR MANsLAUGHTER

Yesterday morning Michael Dwyer who was charged
with killing John Carln by sabbng him in front Of a
liquor store in Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, pleaded
guilty Of mansaugtcr the third degree in the Kings
County Court Of oyer and Terminer. His plea ac-
cepted and lie was sentenced Imprisonment for four
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
THE SCANDAL LIBEL SUIT.

II Is the intention Of the counsel Of Joseph Loader
the upholserer, who is charged with having libeled
lIr Beecher move FOR the quashing OF the ndict-
ment against his client Price, who was indicted with
Loader, is yet IN Jail.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
A SAD CASE.

william Dwyer, while sick and destitute crawled
into an unoccupied room at No l61 West Fifty first
street week ago, and lay there until last sun
day afternoon when he died. During his illness Mrs.
Susan Rush, who occupies apartments IN the house,
gave him his meals and did ali she could for him, but
was unable to procure medical attendance
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THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1876.

MEETING OF THE BOARD or APPoRTIoNMENT-
SOME or THE ITEMS PASSED UPoN-coMP-
TRoLLER GREEN on ms HIGH HORSE AGAIN
There Is likely be yet some considerable wrangng
the Board OF Apportonment before the final esti-
mates for the ensuing year be passed upon 1t
first thought business would be transacted without
any squabbling and that all the figures would be agreed
upon in executive session. Mayor Wickham and Comp
troler Green have been through the different depart
ments during the past two weeks and consulted with
the Commissioners. The estimates of each have been
cut down considerably, and all were to have been
ported as a whole and voted upon at the meeting held
at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the Mayors Office
AT that hour Comptroller Green. Mayor wickham,
Alderman Lewis and Tax Commissioner Wheeler were
present The Comptroller apparently in anything
but happy frame OF mind He sat silent and sulen in
one Of the comfortable armchairs of the Executive
Chamber.
The following items passed upon:-
COMMON COUNCIL
Contingencies, Clerk Of Common Council .. 500
Salaries OF Common Council
President Board Of Aldermen n............... 5000
Twenty-one Aldermen 81, 600 each. ........ 81, 900
Clerks and officers, Board Of Aldermen...... 200
AAYoRALTY.
Sohunsehcles oUOo
Mayors salary 1000
Salaries Of clerks and assistants. 10000
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Cleaning markets. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Contingencies Comptrollers Office. ........... 5000
Salaries, Comptroller's Office ............. 200 900
Chamberain's Oflce. Observation-Disclosures. 80 900
The appropriation for the Bureau Of Permits was laid
IN order 10 procure the opinion Of the Corporation
Counsel as to whether this Office under the control
Of the Finance Department or Of tile Mayor
Comptroller Green voted In favor OF all the items
cept those relation 70 his Office, which have
been reduced considerably from the original estimates
although IN the main equal 10 the amount allowed in
last years budget Tho item for cleaning markets
reduced from $50 900 70 $4,000; contingencies Comp
trOcrs Office from SO 500 So 000 Last years ap-
preparation for salaries was set down at s225 600
This year the Comptroller Is allowed 5000 600 $3.50 900
being asked for. These reductions explain somewhat
the unpleasant and sullen manner assumed by the
Comptroller at the recent meetings Of the Board.
The Board adjourned to meet again to-day at two
o'clock
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Morgan
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Late Sunday night colored man and woman,
named James Cooper and Annie Benson, quarreied at
No % Thompson street. and Cooper brutaliy beat the
woman and finally kicked her into the street, where
The Eighth precinct The officer had nor conveyed to
bellevue Hospital, where she lies in a critical con-
dtion Cooper vas subsequently, arrested and yester
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
SHAVING a BARBER.

David Murphy, aged eighteen, and another young
thief discovered on Sunday night IN the act Of
robbing the barber shop No. 1,176 Second
They made their escape then, but Murphy and one
John Leonard, alias Tommy Dodd were subsequently
arrested BIZ detective McGOwan Of the Nineteenth pre-
cinct Murphy held for trial, but Leonard
maudod hls identity not having been quite established
Other crimes will be charged t. his account to-day
a CONNECTICUT WATCH THIEF.
On the OH inst Richard Clifton, coachman, in the
employ Mr. ". = Dunn the keeper Of livery stable
At Noryalk, Conn, stole gold watch valued at $3.50
from his employer and fed 10 this city. Ex-Chef Of
Police Bartram of Norwalk yesterday saw Clifton on
Third avenue and he arrested BY Ocor Roberts Of
the Eighteenth precinct hr. Dunn was telegraphcd
for and yesterday afternoon appeared against the prs
oner, who was committed for trial In default Of s2 900
BAIL Clifton admitted his guilt and said that he
pawned the watch at No. 197 Wooster street
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.
srApn1Na 4 CONDUCTOR.

John Whelan, aged nineteen, Of No 3i5 East Thirty
ninth street was charged with having stabbed julius
Fleischman, ofNo. 307 East Forty ninth street II IS
alleged that WAelan and another took part in the
usse In which Felix Mcbride received the wounds from
winch be / suffering in Bellevue Hospital aud
that escape being arrested they got s. Of tie
Second avenue line oi which Fieschman is conductor
They disordarly, aud he ordered them OH The
other oOeyed, but Whelan refused and, when
Feischman attempted 70 eject him. he used his knife
with the result indicated. The prisoner held for
trial IN default Of 81 600 but he says he prove by
two witnesses ease of mistaken identityn FleisCh-
mans nlures are not consIdered serious
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
NJ rrarn r.arremnrn-

By Judge Iarremore
Levy vs Soom0n-No authorities FOR such allow
ance
Aoncr Va Heaaer.-Allowance granted 70 the de-
fem8nut
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
POLICE COURT NOTES.

A The Tombs Police cour. Yesterday before Justice
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03
SEtixauISf SALES.

nAYroN GOLD AND sILvEn
- Mining Company Location oil principal
plaza Of business. San Francisco, CT hiornia;
Location Of work., Devils Gate District
Lyon county, Nsvada.
Notiee.-rhsre arc delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
nent (No. y levied on the 18th day OF Beptem'
names OF the respective shareholders. % fol
ln.as