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Middletown transcript., 1875-01-30
PUBLIC SALE.

dletown, on the road leading from Middlstown
to Odessa, on a
THURSDAY, FEB. 18Th, 1875,
at 10 clock, a. M, the following property,
- to-wit: head of HORSES: No. l,
4 Hasok, grey horse, 15f hands. a good,
N:reliable farm horse; Nos. . &3, Bot
4 Dick: No. Q is a large black, l64 hands,
No. 3 is dark roam, l53 hands, . good farm
team; Nc. 4, BIRD, light bay, l63 hands, a
good farm horse and fine roadster No. 5,
Fanny, light roam, 154 hands, good carriage
mare No. s, Prince, dark bay, l5a hands, q
6ne saddle horse, being an easy PAGER and
racksr; No. I. Sslim, large bay, 163 hands, .
pair of Mules lst pair, l6a hands, fine
pair of blacks, well broken, work at any ything;
I'd pair, l6 hands, steady and sure team; Sd
pair, l5a hands, a large pair of dark bays,
will guarantee them to work at anything
refused last year $3.50 for them. 7Cows and
Yoke Of Oxen.
FARMING UTENSILS: Farm Wagons, Weod
Wagon, large Peach Wagon, carries "a bas-
kets; Peach Body, with springs carries "a
baskets; Ox-carts, Twin Harrows, 2 OK
Yokes, Wheat Drill, Jersey Plow, Guilt
vators, Wiley Plows, Heckendorn Plows,
Patten & Davis Plows, Concave Plows, Pea
cock Plow, Excelsior Reaper and Mower
Combined, Kirby Mower, / Grain Fan,
Cutting Box, Corn Shelter, double-rov
Corn Crosser, ! Double. Carriage, ] Single
Carriage, twe-seat Sleigh, Shovels, Forks,
Hoes, Spades, &C. A lot Of Pigs for cash.
One-half of 81 acres of seeded heat. the terms
Of which will be made known on day of sale.
HARNESS sets of Wagon Harness, set oi
Lead Harness, Brides, Plow Gears, &c.
HousEHoLD ARTICLES: good Cook Stoves,
Nos 8 and Niagara, with Pans, Pots, Ket-
ties, ETC., Ceal Stove, two-leaf Table,
single-leaf Table, Round Table. Steamer,
Tubs, Dishes, Churns, Buckets, Chairs, and
other articles toe numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale.-All sums under $40, cash
on all sums over $40 credit oftwelve months
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PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS

Are now offered the most favorable oppor-
tunity ever presented for supplying themselves
WITH PAPER AND CARD CUTTERS.
All Newspaper Publishers are offered liberal
rates for advertising in part payment.
Publishers, Printers and Dealers sgiH find It
to pay them, before purchasing elsewhere, to
correspond with ANS0N HARDY.
Dec l9-3m. 4as Auburndale, Mass.
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Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.

Terms of Sale.-All sums under $40, cash !;
on sums of $40 and over a credit of ten
menths will be given, the purchaser giving
his note with approved security, with inter-
est from the day of sale, payable ct the Citi-
zens' National Bank, of Middletown.
s. NJ. ENos, Auet CHARLES PARADEE
Ian 2n-tc
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N E w HOTE T.
8 At Townsend, Del. 81
TOWNSEND HOUSE.

APEN June lst. 1872, will accommodate
~ the travelling public and permanent
boarders at very reasonable rates. The bar
Will at all times be stocked with choice
wines, liquors, Tobacco and Segars. Fine
oysters in season. Hoping by strict attention
to business to merit d liberal, share Of the
public patronage generally. M
JAMES G. TOWNSEND,
June Sly. Proprietor.
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READING ROOM OPEN.

Notice is hereby given that the Middletown
Library and Reading Room are now open for
the accommodation of the members New
subscriptions can be left at any time with the
treasurer, G. Tatman, Jr Esq.
Jan. 30-tf +. W. LOCKWOOD, Prest.
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CONDITIONS OF SALs.-All sums of $40 and
under, cash on all sums over $40 credit Of
months will be given, with approved secur-
ity, interest added. Any person, purchasing
to the amount Of the credit, will be entitled
to discount OF 8 per cent by paying cash.
s. NJ. Enos, Auct. A. N. SUTTON.
Summit Bridge, Del, Jan. 80, ls75.-ts ;
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cox 4 JONES,
THANKS.

To the citizens Of Middletown and vicinity
who so readily assisted in saving my property
from fire, ON Wednesday morning last, ! ex-
tend my sincere thanks. 1t was only by their
uaited and earnest effor ts that my house was
saved from total destruction. ys
Jan. 3oth, 1s75.-lt. J. W. WRIGHT.
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8 Tsrms Of Sals. -Ail sums Of $2e and under,
cash on all over $40 = credit of 10 months
will be given. BY purchaser giving judgment
note with approved security, interest added.
A discount Of 5 per cent. will be allowed On
all credit sums for the cash.
Ja30.ts. sIaH WV ASH. R0THWELL.
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FOR RENT.

T1HE large and commodious Store Room in
i the Town Hall, Middletown, now occu-
pied by G. W. W. Naudain. Possession Civ
en- March 25th. Apply to
Jan 9-3t SAMUEL PENNINGTON
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CONNECTfONS

At Wilmington, with trains on Philadel-
phia, Wilmington + Baltimore, and Dela-
ware Railroads at Chaddsford, with trains
on Philadelphia 4 Baltimore Central Rail-
road; at Coatesville, With trains on Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, and at Reading, with trains
ON Philadelphia = Reading, Lebanon Valley,
East Pennsylvania. and Reading & Columbia
r. r., and Berks County Railroad.
E.. E.COLLINGS,
Jne 2o-tf. General Superintendent.
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DRUG STORE FOB SALE.

V1HE undersigned offers for sale the Drug
i Store, Stock and Fixtures (lately pur-
chased by him) in Middletown, Del. It has
been established for thirty years and will be
sold low and on easy terms. J. N. BARR.
Jan. 80, l87b-2m.
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FOR SALE.

7E0 Cords Of Oak and Maple WOOD, eli
LEU thar in the woods or delivered in
quantities to suit purchasers. Apply to
Js JOHN A REYNOLDS,
Dec. l2-H. Middletown. Del.
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ON TdDfISHAx r TED. zOs 1910,
the following described property ts-wit: 8
head Of HORSES and COLTS, Sorrel Mare
s.Belle, 2 of good stock, an excellent driver
and brood mare, 10 years old; ] Bay Mare
"Nettie," 8 years old, good driver and work.
err; L Bay Horse tsArchy, years old, good
driver aud worker; ! Bay Horse George" !"
IL years old, good worker; l Brown Mare
rSilvef, = 4 years old, of superior (Patchen)
stock, and with foal by Joe Lane;' pair
Bay Mares, and 10 years old, well matched
and good drivers; Colt "NeillssOn,
years old, out of Sorrel Mare belle, " and
sired by tArlington, and promises well !; l
Stallion ssCo0n,' years old, of prince Al
bert' stock pair Mules, years old, good
size and good workers pair small Mules,
splended for plowinga nong peach trees. I
:. - COWS, good mixers, one will
be fresh by day Of sale, one Calf.
Sleigh and Bells, Russell Thresher and Horse
Power, 2 Grain Drills With Phosphate Attach
nsntl i Iron Axle Farm Wagon with W ood-
rigging, Dearborn and Peach Rigging, Plows,
HsfroFs, Cultivators, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
Forks. Plow Gears. Wagon Harness, Brides,
Collars, Single and Double Trees. Also,
1900 lbs. Salt Meat Meat Casks; one hall
interest of l5 acres Of Wheat in the ground
HoUsEHoLD GooDs Cook Stove with FIX
lures, nearly new, been used 10 months
Wood Stove, Iron Fire Board, IL joints ol
Galvanized Stove Pipe; Bedstead, Beds, Mat
.trssses, Blankets, Quilts, Carpets, Mating,
Stair Carpet. Stair Rods, Buckets, Milk Pans,
Chufn, dozen Brooms, Buffalo Robe, Horse
Blankets, Double7barreled Gun, &c.
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NOTICE.

The co-partnership Of Cox / Jones was not
dissolved by the death of Nc. Cox, but under
provision in the will of the latter it win son-
tinue until January l, 1876, and the business
will be conducted in the firm name until that
date. Ssssas'2 stl37 ve-H afta
Jan. so-lm, ssv M cox l. JONES.
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BANK ROBBERIESl g +
.las g GAGaING CASHIERS

0A0Q1NO OA0A11lbO
The Boston Daily AdUertiser Of Oct. % says
editorially: "The method adopted to rob the
banks at Marlborough, Pa, and repeated at
Milford, N. H., on the night of the 10th inst,
is getting to be favorite with the burglars.
But there is very simple way Of preventing
such rebberies. If the key used to secure
bank funds is so made as to be separated, and
the parts put beyond the control Of any ONE per-
son during the night, masked burglars would
End the gagging and intimidation Of cashiers
to be proitless work, and to offer complete Sc
curity against this latest and most favorite
trick Of the burglars.'
THIS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION
Is given BY the Hardy Patent
Detachable Indicator.
APPLICABLE TO ALL DIAL LOCKS.
By this device, the rim of the Knob on which
the figures and letters are marked, is made to
take of after locking the lock, and being d.
vided in tsco or moro pieces and distributed
among the officers of the bank or partners of
3 firm, becomes . key the custody of which
is in keeping Of tsOo Or more persons, and can
moi be used 10 open the lock without all tie
pieces being returned. ss..ss
uS CuIuOluutiOu uioy US huOWu " nAi
the parties, and yet caanot be wsed by any with
out the assistance Of ALL the others.
This most complete security against this lat
est and favorite trick Of the burglars has been
applied to the Vaults and Safes of the
b. s. SUB-TREASURY,
The N. E. Trust Co., s,8e 80 po,...
The Emigrant Savings Bank, VI Dos'on. /.
The Blackstone National Bank,
The National Banks Of Peabody, Warren,
Randolph, Newburyport, Ditto Savings Bank,
and Mercantile Of Salem, Mass. Also, the
Nreat Falls National, Granite State Bank, and
Hanover Savings, Of N. H., and THE q. s.
BRANCH MINT at San Francisco, CAL, and
many others. s.. y sssi
Banks having Dial Locks wishing 1t applied
to those they have in use, can be supplied at
q moderate cost on application to
ANSON HARDY, Aubursdale, Mass.
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FOR SALE.

A SHIFTING-TOP PARK PHETON, Pole,
"A Shafts, Double Harness aud Nets,-for
sale cheap. May be seen at Dr. Barr stable.
Jan 9-f M ]. m. BARR.
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NOTICE.

The gentlemen who took, through mistake,
ROBE from the Middletown Hotel on Wed
nesday, 18th inst, will please return it.
ALEX. MAXWELL.
Jan 23-3t
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Terms of Sale.-All sums under $40, cash !;
on all sums over $40 credit o twelve months
will be given on bond with approved securi-
ty, with interest from day ofsaIe.
Jan 30-ts. T. s. MERRITT.
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P. An -. = =.
The mixed train will be run subject TO- delays incl
dent to freight business, and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given. H. =. kENNEf,
sept 30-ly superintendent
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UNBLEAOHED MUSLINS.
COTTON FLAHEEIs,

Bleached and uableached, II, l2a, "A, 10, le,
II, 10, 90, 70 and rs cents.
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N NoTICE.

All customers whose bills have been
presented must make settlement at
once. sa
In order to sell goods cheap must
buy for cash, and have to depend upon,
the collection Of debts due me to raise
funds with which to buy
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MIDDLErowN PRODUCE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Prime red wheat.........l 23@Sl rs % bus
Corn, yellow, old.................. 77@s0 p bus
Oats Pennsylvania) new.......... .66@67 cts.
ClOverseed. ............".........94 (d] IL Ss 10.
Timothy. 3.25
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber, who intends to quit farm
ing, will offer at Public Sale, on the farm
where be resides, on the road that leads from
Warwick, Nd, to 'GunkePs Store, Appoquin-
imink Hd., :oseai sssssez
ON THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1875.
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THE MARKETS.
x1DDLErowN GRAIN MARKEr.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY cox i JONES
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED INCEN-
DIARY

on tue 10th or the present month superlnten-
dent walling received a telegram from the onlef
OF tie Police OF PittsDurg, Pa, requesting the ar
rest OF man named ]. 5. Smith who was on the
train bound for New York and who had with him
a trunk on which his name was marked, the man
being accused oil arson. Detectives were accord
inGly despatched 10 the depot OF the Pennsylvania
central Railroad, but neither the man nor his
trunk arrived, and the matter was allowed TO
drop. .
Tie day before yesterday gentleman called on
Superb tendent Walling aud slateo that his name
Henry Grlffen, ana that he mad Just received
letter rom Pittsburg OF a mysterious and unlntel'
lglble nature, 10 referring evidently TO some
crime. probably tnat of arson, as a nre was ire
quently alluded 10 IN IT, He wished TO turn IL
over to the pohce. Detectives Shelly and Titus, OF
the Central once, were tHereupon entrusted win
the matter ana yesterday they arrested man
who called at the Post once for letter addressed
TO Henry Griien. When taken before the super
intendent the prisoner gave his name as Henry j.
Goodwin oil No. 2l3 East l05th street anu 10 SUISSE
quenry transpired That ne was the ioentlcal
person sought Tor oy the Pittspurg authorities.
VINO were communicated with, and responded
that an officer had been sent TO convey the prisoner
to that city.
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POLICEMEN on TRIAL.

THE cALIBRE or THE POLICE FORCE or NEW
The Board or Police Commissioners had busy
day al headquarters yesterday trying policemen
on comp ants DY citizens
captain who only a few weeks ago was before
the Board charged with levyllg blackmsil upon a
poor degraded woman ln his precinct again
placed on trial yesterday 70 answer the an1davIt
o. nomas Wild, which set iorth that on the Il Of
the present month Captain Alexander :. Williams
81 the Fourth precinct called az his place u busi-
ness, respectable liquor saloon. and made use or
threats aud language 100 vie 10 b. written, the
exact words 81 tee threats being thereafter Que
man standing here tmeaning III front Of WHO'S
storel l. a mob, ana tie nrst man caught stand
ing here Will be brought 70 the station house,
Counsellor Oliver appeared OF the complainant
and Captain Williams conducted nis own defence
Three yr Jour policemen we're called, whose tcStl-
m0nJ suOsi antlaliy established tnat Two IN "A nad
become engaged M 40 alteration III Wld's nQu0r
saloon NO ig7 Cnerry street. on me DAY In ques-
ton. and one Of them re orted the TACT at Tue OAK
street station nous, te4uesthg the arrest 81 his
assatanf, whO, "a me meantime, mad ieit the
saloon and gone elsewhere. Tue Caataiu denied
me place Kept Nv Nild MAS resort ior Criminals
aud 70 mat end summoned 70 the stand a number
Or hls patr0lmcu, Uut fneIr testimony DID not
produce the desired result.
Ihe defence III rtbuttsl a. 10 the character Of
the place called several ciuzens, among whom
we're LAWYERS and men g. standing, M united ia
prOnOuuclng the place yery respectable one.
The deri.iun was reserved.
The next ease Wa THAT 81 Pair0lmau THOMAS
COugnlln, % the lwentt-Seventh precinct, VINO
was cnarsed win conduct unoec0miug IN 0fIicer
the specification setting lUrfh tnat On tie jtn
inst. be tnsulted yOHnR lady Ia her 0wm doorway
% ustng indecent Language. Counsellor spencer,
VINO appeared l0r tue re cnisnl, fred 81 prove
tnaf Tue policeman merely asked ner win reier-
eucC ~ some stories sue nau been TCutaflng
about niin. bot frcs dent Matsei' abruptly litter
posed ~ saying tne pOheeman had no right - %
even that. Inc uDg l4dY WAilc on the witness
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Transatlantic, broke down during the recent
meeting at New orleans Is IN par erroneous ia
the hurdle race nth Cav, with $50 pounds up, he
hit himself aad was beaten under the string one
length by Tom Leathers. III 3:44is-the astest time
on record Tor ths character 81 race. Immediately
after Limestone was le' up IN his training, put
such hopes are entertained o, MS speedy TecOV-
cry that Nj. HltcncocK VINO arrived IN mis- city
yesterday, VIII not scratch him from ms engage
ments IN the Westcnester and Saratoga cups.
TINS gentlemau's horses nave been sent 10 LOUIS
VILE, wnere some OF them VIII take part 10 the
Inauguration racing meeting to be neid there next
month.
Late adyices from Nashville report that 1.-The
flyers at he race course are taking strong worN
every morning. an goocly numbers OF people
bent on getii z points are LOCKERS on uAily.
There are over hlty horses IN training, ana among
this number are several hrst class ANIMALS. ABOUT
nlty other horses VIII arrive Ia the next ten days,
making over aunGred altogether. General Har-
ding's string o! eight are expected at tue course
10 day (2Jth lnst,l, while SWigert ana Cadwaladsr
Will be In from Kentucky some time oeIore sun
DAY, the combined lot IN b0th stables footing up
thirteen on fourteen. several the stables
which participated IN the New Orleans meeting
are now on thcir way mere aud Will probably
arrive by Saturday or sunday. inc track never was
IN better condition AID the surrounding nave an
air oil neatness and elegance. George parden. the
elcient secretary, spends most OF his time az the
course getting Things in apple-plc order Inc
erection OF tudKes' stand. to he placed imfne-
dately IN front OF the grand stand ION me ouLsloe
OF the track. mas been commenced. Four new
stables have been completed and other necessary
improvements are IN progress
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JOCKEY CLUB BETTING BOOKS.

The New Orleans races have had the result OF
greatly increasing The interest centred In the
horses engaged TO take part IN the early events
TO be decided at Jerome Park. IL Is the natural
sequence or tine nrst spirited reunion OF the sea-
son, and from this TIM. on, II oalmier airs Will
only minge now and then with tue Inhospltable
atmosphere so long FAMILIAR TO US, the more en-
thusiastic supporters OF the turf VII speculate
upon the several contests spread out on the llo-
eral programmes, Tae increased business al the
Subscription Room Is @aving It's influence upon
the boOkmakers. aud as orders dow IN aud the
amounts placed on the highly fancled cracks en-
gagged in the several stakes approach the limit al
10 ed the odds are being reduced. Only yesterday
several IMP rtant changes were made on promised
performers IN the Wtners and Belmont Stakes,
wnlcn, It is presumed, may cause some discussion
and, perhaps, not little argument among those
VINO have displayed considerable reucence IN
placing their money, as TO the injustice OF the
changes" But, as the oookmaker tersely re-
MARKS Cant help II. gentlemen; winter may
hnger III the lap OF spring, but Well have racing
alter all, and the friends OF GER tain horses are
raldlngi on Us, 80 that Reductions must take
place.
First on the list among the changes noted In the
winners is Messrs Rice and Merrill's bay colt
Volcano, by vandal, dam Iodine, BY Sovereign, the
odds against him being cut down from To- 10 10 10
/. Then William Cottrills CHESTNUT flly Ascension,
by Australian, dam Lily Ward. By Lexington, IS re
duced from 20 IL to l. because OF her easy victory
on saturday last at New Orleans in the Fortuna
stakes; Gyro, 10 Cerns, Meco and invoice are also
marked from IL, to 10 to l. and warwick rom Is, 70
II 10 /. In the Belmont Stakes Uolone. McDanieps
chestnut cot Willie Burke by haywood, dam Ka-
tinka, by Australian. is marked from 8, 10 5 to !,
aud ls now on equal footing with McGratns
Chesapeake ana Laurence Il G. Lorillards Hyder
An long at the mead OF the list. Next o importance
among those reduced Is that or Mt Jonn O'Don-
nelis chestnut colt Miner, BY bennington. dam
py Lexington, winch mas been cut from IL, 10 10 10
i aud Mr. JOS. Donahue's bay colt Gyro rom 25, to
20 10 /. Suujoined are the closing quotations last
evening on all the prominent events at Jerome
PARK toge Their with the Irayers' Stakes and sara
loV1 Cup To oe run al Saratoga:-
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THE JERSEY BALLOT FRAUDS.

THE cABAL AFRAID or THE SUPREME COURT AND
THEY DIsPERsE.
The conspirators who had been routed from the
court room al Jersey CITY, on Wednesday. BY an
Injunction rom Judge knapp, met again yester-
day, bur they wee afraid 70 proceed, aud a mo-
ton - adjourn was put AND carried before the
meeing was nrOugn, 10 order. In the meantime,
Mr.. Guchrist appeared before me circuit Court
aud argued Ia ayOr ~ . modihtation o. me 0rder.
Mr. ADbctt and MI LippncOtt argued Ia Opposl-
u0n % the Application, re ting lylth that the
actloa 0l tine cOuspratOrs ~ attempting "
dfsiranoeise an euure Waru iu HOD0NeD hau No
pgrAAcl even tu EHe worst Gays ~ Iammany cVr-
rupti1u. Judge Knapp TOOK the papers ana re-
served IRA decision. III the meantime papers
have been n.ed Tor presentation 70 the tiand
Jury against several vi tae consprators, and
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YACHTING.

PROSPECTS on 4 RACE BETWEEN THE scHooN-
KRs TIDAL WAVE AND MADELEINE.
Tee following challenge from ex-Commodore
william WORMS, Of the schooner Tidal Wave, now
in Southern waters, 70 Commodore Dckerson,
Brooklyn Yacht club, as owner OF the schooner
Madeleine. was received az the HERALD o.nce yes
terday morning nnoer date "NyacK, April 81,
1S75i:-
Commodore :. DIcKERsoS owner Yacht Madeleine =
hereby challenge you 20 sail the Madeleine against
tne Tidal wave IN twenty miles 20 windwarG aud
return IRON andy HOoS twenty days after arr wal
al New YORK city which viii be about tie lst oi May.
Yours moss respectfully, VILLA y NDOhnls,
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there IL q probability that there Is large batch
OF indictment in prospect. should the consplr1-
tors attempt 70 transact anv urther business
they will ne immedia ely arrested Tor contempt.
In the meantime County CLERK Brann letalns
swear into once any person not legally declared
elected.
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A SECOND MARTYR HUsS.

Ernest Huss, claiming to De member OF tue
German Society OF the International Society OF
North America brought q suit IN the Marine
court against Conrad Carl, editor OF the Aroetter
zsittLa0, Tor me recovery OF the press and other
printing materials. He obtained Judgment by
default, ana on execution got possession OF the
property which ne removed 70 Hoooken for the
purpose, as alleged, Or placing them beyond the
jurisdiction or the Court. motion was made In
the Marine Court vacate the judgment and 10
compel huss 70 return Tie property. The mo-
alon was granted and order made direct
Ing Huss 10 return the property 20
No. l73 Cnryste street. the place rom
where ne took II. Huss refused 70 comply with
snls ORDER, and thereupOu Judge McAdam directed
his comm ton ent Tor contempt Of Court writ Of
habeas corpus was obtained IN supreme Court,
with view To his release rom jail. his motion
was heard before Judge Barrett III supreme Court
Chambers, aud tho motion denied. second writ
OF nareas corpus was OBTAINED and Hnss was again
brought before Juoge BaIett. "A lengthy argu-
ment ensued, Mr.. Henry Whee, en- benalf OF Huss
eontendlng that the Marine Court mad no Jurisdic-
lion IN the case aud ex.Juage Dittenhoener, on
behalf Of the lnternationals contendtng tnat the
Marine Court old nave jurisdiction and that the
punishment Tor contempt Was both legal ana de-
served. Inc court took tne papers, resetvlng "a
decision.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

the score or the game 10 Philadelphia oar before
yesterday between the Centennials and Phiia
de ipmas was 10 instead ~ 70 as reported.
Tomorrow the Atlanucs aud HarttOrds play at
Hartford the AtGietcS and Cenennlais al Pniia
dclphla ana the BosJOns ana WashlngtOns az
Washington Pools on a o. these Will pc sold at
J0nnson's corner ~ broadway AMI lwenty-eigBtn
9treet.