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, 1875-08-14

GEN. SHERMAN At ST. PAUL.

srfciat Correspondence Of 1ha Chtcaap Tf7bnne.
6r. pAr14 3linu., Aug. 11.-Gen. Sherman, who
il staying hero nt the lark riaco Hotel. WIS
sercnadcl tlls evening ~ the Fort Smelling
Band. 4 concourge OF some folr hundred poo-
ple crowded the grounds in front Of the hotel,
attracted By tho music or impcllcd By desire TO
sec tho vetorhn hero. In tesponse to the es-
pressed desire OF many volunteers ol '61-5, t,le
Geucia. n'nde liz appearance. and Stated that Ito
hopa1 thoae troseul would not exlcct Of him
speech; ho was soldier, mud making tpoeches
WAN beyond his nroE,nce. 1t Nas for n soldier 70
do rather thar to talk. FactH non rfr5a should
DO sol1lor'H motto. But as they hal requested
him to como and speak with tloin, cnnrtesy de-
mntded that tle sloHd do 81, beHHt u nothing gave
him greater pleasure ut my t,me than talAlug to
old kodieT,-tot those who Ind offered themselves
upon the altar Of THUR country when dixtncmhor-
nleDt and luin threatened the most perfect uov
cTnmcnt OH Gods eattA. l!o was At their cotn-
mand now. T,no MAS when 1t was for him to
command and fnr them to ohev; but now, In
these dayB nf blessed poace, their positions wore
altered, aud Le "na always ready to comply with
their requests ant ohoy thor commands Ills
power Hhs very limited now. bnt 40 far az within
hts power lay lo Mould NJ all timer and under all
circumstances bo Hlad to servo them u they
won!d only point nut to l,M how llo cnua do III.
Tho stirring times Of 1BG1-'G5 wero fast tad,hE
from tue mon,ory Of tho civilian, but they would
mover be oxpungea from the soldiers moInory,-
the bloody characters were ton deeply cut to bo
Gfeu HeaTGu ouk pT IAu hGuIChilAs, tAfe u
iife's noontide, and tbs pa,alszlng. frosts
Of wtnter would leave them iresl, anl Gsoen
ai!l. He hoped the people wo,1I IN q
measure 10 GUIDED BY tho soldier in political and
municipal affairs. for ho !aj shown his soliri-
tudo Tor slta c,untrYs welfare. md l,or prosperi
ty waR ovor doar to his heart; and he trusted
TINT tho Hu|der 10 bis civli capacity would not
tolset that lie was soldier Htil but entering
upon q different campaign from TINT in which he
bud tho honor OF bong with them in those
troublons days OF g[oum. Our country ho had
said had tho bost government in tho wutl4. Iic
knsw thero woro many fau!ts requiring amend
ment many abuHaa to reform. hut, with all Its
dotccts. it was tte moRt perfect government OFT
caflh, and stoud forth tho rscat Champion Ut
civil rights, tho great guardian Of universal lib
erty!. Aud he hoped every man before him
would be very Jealous Of this libcttv.-the great
inheritdnco wrcsted from tue laniB Of syranta
by thcr foscfatl'ess and ,ntrusscd 10 their nafo
custody. Minnesota tn frontier State. and they
should ail think themselves ptcket-men md
acouta in tho poltical tici.l. and AZ sod'ors ,o
ever ygilAnt. ever watchfu', industrious, anil.
nbove all. honest Tho Gcnora! waa eomewlas
applaudod dus1ng l.in somewhat lengthy ad lruaE.
and At tlis conclusion retired into tbs Aoe amid
tho c}eors OF tho aa se,nbled crowd.
, 1875-08-14

rnrort correspondent. and 1,ns been eHtnnniFc'y
cotnci bln Other taprrH "SIect All thItn' 1lasn
H.la full r,ttractun nf 'ls tnif. *tal w"ll
respectfully tuprert HAT ipll d. tet III fntiirc
insert artirlcn trttn unreliable corrrtpsn'!nnts
NoHpGcttuIiy yours, CHAR +. ltusKE1r.
THE 1NnfAH roMM1ssInarhs At Long nRAtcH.
t. he L,i,,or nf The t7,fa7o 7'r,1nhe:
QtivrY, H., AnR. 0.-In THE Tn1trSt nf Au..
2, u,.dcr tho bend OF "Jhn Ind!ans," yonr
foaetn we're refreshed Ly an address ~ tEn In
dian Commissioners, dated Long Branch, n. j.,
July ~. Tlnn tho aaIdrora il secma that the In
dian Commissioners weus down 10 Long Erancl.
u consult the Ptceldont. The people, va think
who road she address ~oald lsks 10 Know several
thines nnFxestod thotosn
F.rs'--"WIIo foots the hill," and wnB It nee
cssaay for these Tntan Ct'n,,iasionerB to cou-
suit .l,o s'reBidonl vt Lang Itrn1sch At all May
not nrr1diy men think nur 1lous lnlian Coin-
tnihh|uhers arc father luxurious sct OF Chris
jack fornsr Eat III tho corner eating hiH Christ
inaH PIC; ho put ~ his thumb aid lie pulled out q
plum. AMI snfd. What yoosl hoy an, l."
%r"nd-AII or !ls readers VI that pInNH af'-
dress .ho don't slreatiy kn"w. aud think not
,nsnY tiI knox, would like to kunw which one Of
the eight pcntlomon wfoHo han.ca arc arptllled
10 tho address rsErtHonts In NJ csrerial manner
tho church organization to winch the raplcrH
[aricnlar church IN yeprct ut all
1huu-Nst I'LL every confilcHct In bnr TreHi-
don't, We would l1ko t" kno" ui'd4r wIlas law this
Indian Commission il csaAttl, anl. M it ia to
low sn,cE, loea it cost U,,c;e sa1n If anything.
fur travelling and other HctlGntaIs; nlnl il tias,
t'omEnttso1leib aro doing es"r.tl.iitg n their
ovn cxpense, receiving nothing, We want to
rhuw tha spirit Of their work. II tlcsc cotnmle-
stoners havo anytlling 10 d. With tlts a?l"nnt-
ment OF Indian Agents. how much, etc.. etc.,
Lor much3 Yours respectfully. -*s
, 1875-08-14

NJ. - Tt- |It.,,n, T~;y.,.
1otne 1e"'t W -. 81 s"'ss =, ,o,.,xo,;,
JACKSONVILLE ~. aug - "as e.a'' ~ '.4"
your editorial on "Iho Legality Oh q No" 1hs'o
OF Legal-1ondess," III your fssue of yesterday.
1,rtn,r,v nov lin },,te,.. )crnr and S1h, Journal
~. w., s,a..,, ~ sa,,,or 1Jor+,,, and ro,,r
a'tes s1e npoeeu u n."A.os ns'' W.. As 49,. s,u,
st!torIal calling their attention 20 mo IA" anu
thsir insane ts.bbls aud nonsense ah,ut fur
thor tsa,,o NJ g,oa,,,cla. md caaao their adyo-
.uol 's7uo VI NV ,'.u.s:a.' a Lox.
caoy OF tne oh'o sa"a','h p'a''o.u', As
malieIously slande.cd and faluifcd By such jour
unls Al these I have referred to in our state,
o1.,,,;n, a. nav a. tn h, Tho r.,roatutatIyc
,.A.h' ,,'l',, 40 s''', 80 ~ 49,, ..a a,,on.
Of 6onstorh Loxan mud O9srshy; AMI tlat' II
they persisted In thcir wild course, the party
unnyi anrelv Ia d,sruutcd aud ita rowor
,,- ~ NJ. tr1r h,vo l,on
, 1875-08-14
Tho Paris 81 Dnnyitle Gets Into
Court.
A Goo1-Sized Illinois Crelit-Mobilicr
Scheme Unoarthed,
John C, Short cn,t Hiram Sanford
ltuild a Railr0ad.
And Hiram sanIford and John O. Short
Wnut Themselves Put in Bank
ruptcy.

n,.v,1,r ri Auc. 19,-Tho Circuit Court OF
r.rn1,on fo,ntv in ,ust now wrestling with
.,a ~ .ha INNS. Observation-Disclosures railroad
s.a,o nvcr o,,rt,ateti in 1ll}nois. Indeed, IT
siftt,, dawn h, lie bottom, It will bo found to
a,,t,In n,a,cx,al for second chapsor on Aunori-
c.u Crcdit. .Nob,,Ior. which will provo oycn
-,o,o iptorextuo tl1au that first chaptcr olitod
liz Oakog An,eH ct nl Not that your currA- !
snoni,cnt wm],l lmputo my t.iahonoat mot,voa
~ acts To tho hero of lhis SECOND affair only,
"a faithful c.,roniclnr, 1,e would eay, "Thofa
IA uucl, .aik and somo sreculatioll."
rur PARIS pANy1LLE RAILROAD coMrAsr.
pu,iua tho laat Of tho inya OF special lcotsla-
finn under tho Constitution OF t849, among
o,her charters sncwol ont BY tho General As-
so,,hv wa ono cnt,t,r,l VA Charter OF tho
n..,s n.,r,I,a 1,,,,,o., cnn,napv. annro, cd
t".' =, ,,.,.'. ,1..s.. oe ,urn ), .r,I alovo
by John NJ talnlor' March ~ 'o"' @''u "ono
incorporatora wero Jn1lea q. Eades, H1it'h'a
k,lc, Z. W. LcyinKa, John W. blackburn John
w., 1,,ook NJ II. Htapo. AlIcn yarnor. Jol,n Il.
ns...Lo, n T. nor,s aarsaotd Clark Tenfan1in
1"eHui' ~ - e' 60 r S..,.,.,,
Ca1lady, 5amnel scotts hho simpson 1no''pson
Aftorwarl tho Company was authorized 70
.,,cud lin limo south from Paris ITO
.,,,t at nr nonr yincen por, Ind,
p0'A ,aat rr.,t,,,,lo ron,a. and
upon 'he '"oes r'A.t'sa,'o ~;s,.,s ~
on tho Hhtno tofmB. Ondcf tho PfoFislonn "
tho charter, work ,vas commenced OH tho Paris
J. nany,,lo diytston. january, 1872, nud comret-
sa +, Son,cmher or thnt yenr. Previous to COM
ssano,nc activc,v III. cor.,rtc,ion Of the road,
~ si'Aee III -, H.. ;,,aa,,,or,,n-. crccnt Ea.les.
however hH OK tAe lhcof ofpof".o'o' aAsot N,
1eviuEa, DacRbNFt, ano 1lncnoe' "t'uAo"' NJ"
others. whose nn,ncs AFRO Hot forth in Tho plead
i,,. hollow. topk their plnces
~" ~, ~ rtn ~ ,,,,y 1a7I IN, ThomsB King,
W 'u' .'n ~ 49, ',r.s, ,,.,:,,a. oo,,- -ort.
who had ilgufea III taAloau pu''o't' eo's1"1s
od with tho l'a,is j. Danvlllo Nailroad Company
(which WIN tlop composed OF John G. Short Il
r. n 1Jauyillo !. Hiram saudsorl, Of rasls;
~ s.,or., "a t'aIowu-wh;cI, IL sot fo,tn in
. youminous bill iiloi OF record III tue NeE-
milton Circuit Court ou last Monday:
TON g,su NnEAxs anorxp.
!. 10 run survey ''o'' DA''''''' W U.s. ~
OF near Vinconnes; and to comuolce tue COLI
.trucs,on OF tho road, working from Danville
sou,b.
, 1875-08-14
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

/ ut:rIoS Sails or, Ht,nSFs, oAHE1AdEs.
~ rus e, M "a aty Sata
l:s.a., III .nl " Last Wa,b,nIco'ss. ssuek oa
Annly INV ssua to test all said under
rAE rtAL rA7s:r,tE ar 7u:s DAYS SALE:
,.99 psy 81 as M nsn. % q sisa4 s.c M It'll t.ss p.isl
o;sr oa,e ,car, Of hay hore', "a hsnd. high .nl:
hasc ~ ~. e4t.s: ,":r .',ca u .,ad
e1a!:sf's " s.:'.a . s$. . as ,aa
;sa re-: ss;s :a; f IT,
sersi l' Ssa: nv. Vii sn5 xsats /! d 4. hat
6 81 @ s' I 81 sF; s:1aox
Eli 21 I'll . q I'D
M Ii. M ;aa s. 1a pvsss ssa . a1;
sHd s,i, a; Fsy sn, ,,,7,sAn
''hss .'as'.. IT, s *: III ~" 'as ds: al
;4s; st 4: NJ :; TX
lu 1a,r. ''' 9ssft saes"n s9's'
A. s,a; Axn H.; -
ioe ral sot-t T. aai ot"n bsx1,es on.
Z; s:' s s.1
5;, s .5,y sS s5.5 ": "a i
Li1n siLt VERY CliEAr-A VARIETY OF tor
fo,.aa inn s1a ssfS'i 81 ~
Eon sAt1;-rwINry coon MILK ll2lSES
i c; cas .t.s @ s loaSss
TOR sAt.E-uR ExCtlAS,;E pm aUHUnliAN
pt.rrny .',sns 'i s asl.mfs 1s asas ;cs
d,isrr. 81 sra 81 . ayth,nx ~; t.sffceIy
MUST M su1.p-l Y1rNii AND s1UXp 1IsN:
10 .:i: s':S: % sSui %s @
MULES i,h sAtE klsGLy o's ~ THE FRAY; !:
sui la la Ilarty dA.., Inquiry 1t No. II Cham.
u. aEH il VIZ h1
It 1ss s:ss. s. igs, N u. AAsn a5'.,s. Ess
MISCELLANEOUS. -----
n;x .sst It sH ss2sis ss IA "a rsP! IL
5ssg ;sad issa. 8 iss n ~
A IL Cash, PAID FOR oAsr;orr CLOTHING
~ /: s"5 5sSs u BY sending
~ J. IL as.s..
stt sa' X :.s.';e. Il
ts sss'' j SS1s S;s; Il nkH "
1}Ephut;s ASr cooKNoAcHEs eoMpIErkLI;
3 III :.
FOOD NOTE PArEK u CENrs \ Qt!KE; : s IS-
SfLss 81 s,ss1Ss', ,e ssa,h ssn1su uls4: H. IL s'n' ssA'
lMponrAsr-pAnrNtaw WANTED WITH Flts,M
YAu y $Wu 70 haoio the hs+t pss,nx sntst.ssps s sp
r. E %TY ffa?ss.
Il. t.tasen ID I. n. and 5 =, .-.---,---.z--.-
Hs4F T. 4Sass sss,
| p1ice. aud ~hu.s n.ks. .-----------.-:::.
Gin rs - pFli jAYG!N n N:DE 1' ;t ttY iss., EMIT,
G:i sss;:: Ss2 Z u asHSi u
/ TT{Tt Iii stT Giitt.sI.. 1t. Luis
, 1875-08-14
wANTED..MALE HELP.

B0ok1socpcra. Clerks. DO. |
&. S%oS &
s s's!:"'' r. ,a. Ue r'
" el,'t viii so.'i fsisroneo' Address 81 Il, Tf'b-
AAsliD Two 4AIEsMEN FOR FURSlsII1N,
Len s .s Hhs, hs,r .a u '.'ni, T1s "'s
%sa !. ShaSt5asss II Ssss sa IL :;.. sSLk
XVASrEn-- SHOE n,TT'1s!Ens-rHE suns1R1R:
\ NV ! *" s:S' s''}s
aa: .!; !: Ti?NMok.S i, N.,'s bs.,.ias!s.' 1s2
cn. !! Wa,,ias, :,a II IT, ''''' ' at IT, IT, '1'"'"A
IX"AsrE!, TIN I.vJFERS; snSE Ns:r KxrrTi-
t. n.!, sn ts',c:.s "'''' - >'''''' '>'n"
WASTED r1oy15.nai1lrn"A Got,npnt:rKn
App5 III - Mo1d,y.
117Asrsn TWO Gi,lp mus MntntES ~
Notsh .Irtr. ron j.. -.
E1nplorr,n,,r hccne1es.
WANTED an NA1T.Nf,An 1Ahf'REHE: WAGER
. e. It. =. .t cisHhs II ssth's' IA ;a
W!ASfEp =! n!!llln5@p L;:..!:fnss m i .t3Ls
nil .1 ;s.. " r. "e? n:ii ''' % .. 1T "
A:ASTID YoUXt; :dtS, lVi:, HiIY,, y. III:
o's g. TIKI XII '' oo 'a' :: "s'
WANTED ao1 1Ai't,RtEIEs F..s TT, TIT c1!.;s'i3 @ ).
H. f i.s s,t "A; as 4 4 i sS co.
htscnllauoors.
WASr5snr sr. f.n; fsHGTfs f,s T? md f5; 2 h
iiis = I .as 1,si i sasrss @ ''''
s x,". 9 aud G.;sssss e.s's E.
N'A:rl1.: 1cFS?S cH%SEcTEi, NTH TE,NE; TEN;
n'S.e ' Aaats.. r. e"s
| CntuLrihx+i2rt. Mass. =
~ Asrtp. ~,tkA ,rt WOMEN SEwKIts. IN. CAN
W 49,. ''n:,a,& =: E: a. '"rd Ari'ly At 1os-
| {tTASriu- -HAt.t>MtS ASDI:ASvAssER9 FOR
,issi iarro W @ sSos. ~ saup.:ii'1n. Room Il A,hAn
| W'ASTET--1iEN wiTII ssaiAIL CASH CAPITAL.
| ~ n han!ls qne-t.hlau. n,anry-mtk!aS aftsl. !;
;snps, ~ tTH.l n'Psn ,ass ca'tass'. kAi
| WANTED MIN. CITY f1!s CntJSTI.Y. TO- SELL.
t.N..,l!a. n"ss!sl,, cnf;n," snl au;I3;ns ps,:
SGSN.rY ": j, e., i M.a: NIT ~ =: ii:a a''.' u
N ASTEb- fllt,T-cLAss EE,rhuhAET
n1'n# VI s,ss u, Il, x ut ,."s sss r.: nut '''' OF "'t
d nsc:, s.s'ass ai Ir'"ssi s ff,' s"i
swf WIFI sfS &c MHS ssrn.; ~
And t;ro,c.st-.
;si. u ~ i Il. a5!.. S; i M Vt;
wAsTLh=T3 fX;AaEAx I -: iSALE3:Yis: Is,
s. s"i;: e IN is'
" IAS1=u-TnAxtiFn Ill m,ytN' ,,n,;,, i, NJ .,
t!;ne, koods !s hoa'e. i, sdaTs.'ax T. o. b" No. lii
N-Asrrp-c: :SvAsSTNS EyEEYwliiNi: i,
d. G"sn, pa."a. .as, 4. -ha'o," b. s I'd & r.,
* G'a:, III W. ss9a ~ 'Ah'' "''
, 1875-08-14
SUBURBAN l.EAL GSTATL.

1Syf. sAfI:-CiIEtr AM, hEB~ rASItAi, ChtH-
J' tn hAmns 1hasc thrrr n.w h,tst' 1Ns hail1 IN
Ionr.a tc. san uaI ptasuht cus. pteea will s1
'sanfs sa .tot5 10 i" aa.s. s.tas Is witt. I! re s
Cn'i1g. :e1H atu:y s''h hit-k hastinas. marble
naatsl. ami tsf ixiaao', s: ~. ..
biz mn !. III all b., wlatln. l.f0}.
I~sl,u grnsu - on N 'a'1!'f i.s''ncnn Al
snd ny teE foot FRI f.,s e. - E''prsg. aoR'oS'
l,,UIl sALE-:r1 NtKki:T ft1DESi:Ks- AHE!
eeas.' ntse st7, tlyt a.*n ? p9nh;;ii 9;!A;ii i =
It,t.n 4. pi Elsrk.at,
t,'oK SALE "a SUBURBAN LOTS At 4 GREAT
rac:,'irr. = Gath. wi t1eaaa.h 11s gaY flsh'.
HItDWS, iss lssslle.t., kt"ra7.
I,oi. sAiE= tlu, MILL. NEY 4 BHtgrtfri. Iur
4 at Park Kdxr: III taWh Ana ~ n"'uth until
aii; mo bI'cf f.n 'pt: Pt!r!ty '3ns iEr": ahra @
- + % ;s+ttt Il ,1s, 10 II .''1
I.,oit sAIE-i;O. 10 Nj. +! li1AMsfH UF rDM.
/ tner,n i"r nlto houses sat lot. psyM"nt. n
te bganti[ul saburb of MufxaH Eak acAr fheis Tea
ii" host Ind ratoad taro ony ~ ecuts
GkU. H. CLARkE. Agsnt. -.----
l,oK SALE Cn,!ICl: urIo Ar kESwnon. SEAit
lang al per can't t'. A. ELRtH u pe'1b"Fn-st.
L Soutn Engtax.od loss. sla oacll, rasahle - Iet
man.h ~ L!.s p sr r4,5 III ;fk Hill = i wa,. 1Is,.!
tuntt ..--.----
t,ot; s1i.E- E-C1iEXF-YfCANT IIITS AMI
+ Anp.es ami ,nts in Oak Park ts'.m stHn ~ a!5nM
1 !ft!a :! Z! t:!:: ss2s:
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
I1on sALE-FARM or 2a ACRES u Mills E!:DN
L ihe city; trade. t'ered tes ,hrt1 hty. ~ II
Iitaa9fER III, tfi }sarde l?h.At.
, 1875-08-14

ErurIoTn1cnt AGents.
CtTvAT1OSS WASTs1]-LAUfEs IN WANT or
, .t -c1-a rtnaI, !tp ran suited short motto"
lJ at,,t ius tn Mrs. f. IAFisF. VI West Mait$a1't
ElrU .rutSS WANTED FAMILIES IN VAST ,P
= s sc":,nari>n n,1 help can A5 supplied nj
NJ Il L .S4.IIc MitEltAAEl.nf.
, 1875-08-14

TITtyTrn~ ~GfjOD uWE1ttSi, TN JOLIET
W harara, uenora or snati farm edi ,inax n,thst
rrfY IN ChicaEp, JOS. Il. CfiAhDHEI. III Dsa<burn-
a.. Itvv,u 10. Utlro 1nust, a!teru'"ns III
N,XaTED USiMrHuyEL On ts{liluEEl EEaL
ol ths cr.. .iscpa hstsoen south ws,s sn ss h.,s
Inuuise VI .i1CtiB VEIL 4 GE.u. A. sEAfERSs,
M, IlK AfbprNht.
, 1875-08-14

SaausE-cases. -.....-...
crTUaTfON WASTED-BY A GOOD sTHOTh
> asI ~!as English grl cork or h"a4ssork city ot
c,riu4Tr,. wANrEt,-IN a rHiTtTl: FAMILY.
= to ID .cwius of caIA. rlcA,H cal! al
UaEwot4,,ay.
, 1875-08-14

- EJuXWllt,D / DuSkLEE'S,. Ill AND l7s
a n,.rhlue ,h.? t"und,y plantat n'lll sAsa
ri u.tuEwtuyp / DUKKLEk's, III AND n
A Ists a. sttsn rng'nea anA boilers steam pumps.
Aabcst. sto All sao eh410esss e0p2es.
asef aJ .nIcioF VI t.ssnts dEsa!pg. on wood for
Smynscs snI fuIux ltII mxtInu1s snxpes heller sspti
.aa pAas. usass. koas4 u I1huae 84ldtng.
, 1875-08-14

rnnnrt correspondent. and 1,ns been eHtnnniFc'y
cotnc.i ntn other rapcrH-E "stect All thH' ilHso
H,,l full contradiction nf III. fRiHr. anil wnll
respectfully tusrert HAT spu d, bot N fntiiro
insert trtrlcn trt,tn unreliable cofrrtn' n'!t.t
lenE,1etfuIiY yours, EUAr. +. ltuAKE1r.
, 1875-08-14

S--A--re---..-
Snf1I EarA!H!s:iEH HARDWARE, sr,vE,
~ n7h n~asc h:"nts 'tnr 's!9 nisa tho only K.* mn
ttrtt..ra tJ,r. r,r-: ar'rl+:a BACk Of at"'lt
tl.,tU .olrs h.!,erl< i toAi )sH or 30 HH
r't.
an. tlrt "a. a4.' "rct IN tnssEhflt. ttTt
,ldh 'tie o Il ,.s ias. l0r tatasmai9n
r7II u ~ A;i,r's +. SrUStt:n Cor - II, ard u
t+Akr.st.. t.t.ichEI.
, 1875-08-14

C.ITf. tTInS WANTED CDr"tSH Tn M nN
= r:,r"ua hac3"I :, II '.Hs W fu:ary Public. Al-
tlIn..t {. II. TrH.us ulle..
I.lruAr1ns wA.rF!s -!,Y A cott1I,Kp M.v,
- a,ppt.t l4l!:ns. nr sI;lan. Adirs,s y, rIib
, 1875-08-14

1TnHnA.
StTEATIDS WANTED PERMANENT. ny 4
erent. required. Address W. r. UakAf. hasI1iue.
t+.'a,le g., I'll. .--..
,.lllaTf1S wtSrEu-AS nupY MAKER ASu
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THE STOCKvIS CASE.
WILL ANYBODY BE CENsURED BY THE coRoNEn's
JURY.

WILL ANYBODY BE CENsURED By THE CoRoNEn's
JURY.
The inquest In this case. which for nearly two
weeks has attracted so much public attention
from the TACT that Mayor Wicxnam first set the
ball In motion by politely directing member of
tho family how to ascertain the Whereabouts OF
"John Doe." will be resumed at the Coroner's
Office. corner OF East Houston and Mulberry
streets, OF one O'CLOCK to-day. The Coroner has
summoned SO many witnesses that the inquest
Will likely not be closed before Saturday. Since
adjournment 1t is reported that the Coroner has
obtained important information, bur the nature Of
IL has not transpireo.
nigh Official of the Department Of Charities
and Correction yesterday, IN speaking to the
writer, incidentally remarked that, las far as
have read the evidence In the case, fail to find
anything to censure anybody except the ser.
peant at the desk or the Fifty ninth street station
house. who received from DR.. Herself q descrip-
ton OF the man, and II lew minutes later locked
him up under the name OF John Doe Justice
Flammer, VINO changed the complaint as he ties.
titles, alter the officer had made the charge Off,
cally DR.. James and Keeper Cunningham" This
gentleman minated that, in his opinion, the
Grand Jury should take tue case out OF the hands
OF the Coroner, and proceed with the examination
for themselves.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME couRr..caAMBERs,- NOS. 9. IS. SO, so,
81 81, r. a. - g. Y g. ss ~ loa lo7 los
1s5, 219, 224' 225, 246, 247 24s a49, ESQ. 1'
SUPREME CouRr-GESEaAL IERM-Held by
s5, $50, Sc, AZ, l43, i4l. ~ ~ 81 90
SUPREME COURr-SPECIAL TERM-Heid by Judge
ga 229 1885, 235, 1885, 237. 2S9. ST. 2l2 242 244 246
246, ITO, 24s, 81. 49, $780,
SUPREME COUKr-CIRcUIT-Part 2-aela by
Judge Van Vorst.-Nos. 1906, ll6e, 1888. 4521s
ll76 1916 1922 $50, 1885, 1872 l3os 4es, l24o 1906
ISIS a. a Eel ~ zss asS4 @ N
775, 1857, So ST., 1861 1863 1919, u, $751; 9l 1884,
1l9 1923, So5a, vea. 1867, s29a, ss7, 6S5,s, 224lK
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-held by
Judge Monel.-Nos. 5o1 q. $685. 943. 1889, s2l. 6s91
Held by Judge Observation-Disclosures Cantre
ct all, Nos 1O46 992. 1854 lies, l17s, 77S 10OS 1904
lol6, 1852, 1872, 1922, il94, 1885
for the term.
COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Robnson.-Nos. l4l2, 1910, 23l5, 1924, 1925,
500, 500, 1898, 1884 laos, l43l, 1880, l24s 124s,
order 1885, Part 2.-Adjourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Aaourned I'M.
MARINE Cyunr--rRIAL TERM Part Held by
Judge spauldlng:-Ahlhem vs.. Fuick, Nos. s4l3,
1885, $3.50, 1851, 3Os4. Part 2-Hed by Judge Shea -
Nos. 1892, $780, $685. 2s23 1l9O 1891 A4s 657 14sO.
1SSa 1897 eo 3a
3151, 1862, BIAS, 81 3114 3lle 31l7 $685. so7a l6se
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Hcid by Judge
Sutherland-The People Va. Henry Mccormack,
telonious assault and battery; Same vs.. Patrick
William Martin, burglary; Same VS.. Charles
StrawDury, rape; Same VS.. Charles Logue ana
Lathrop =. Ormsby, grand larceny; same vs..
Hughes, grand larceny; Same vs.. Fanny Amles,
grand larceny; same vs.. Charles Miller, grand
Same VS.. George Fem, grand larceny; Same vs.
Glbo Brown, grand larceny; Same vs.. James Reid.
grand larceny; same vs.. Patrick Mcdonald, az.
saut and battery
OYER AND TERMINER.-The People vs. John
Hughes, homicide; Same vs.. James +. Bull, false
pretences.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN
PART 2.
Before Judge Van Worst.
MONEY PAID IN EXCESS OF TERMS OF SETTLE

Before Judge Van Worst.
MONEY PAID IN EXCESS OF TERMS OF SETTLE
MENT.
Simonsfeld ct al vs. Beckel d Woolf. In
November, 1873, the plaintiffs Iailed, and made o
settlement with their creditors at forty per cent
The defendants reused to sign unless they were
paid in full, and obtained from the plaintiffs two
notes OF $3.50 each. being ior additional sixty per
cent Of the Indebtedness, ami they then signed
the composition paper and received the forty per
cent In pursuance thereof Before the maturity the
defendants transferred the sixty per cent notes
to Joseph Beckel, who became a bona foe holder
of the same and collected the amount from the
plaintiffs. The plaintiffs tnereupon brought this
action 10 recover the amount so paid. Judge Van
Worst, before whom the case was tIieu
yesterday, directed verdict for the plain
lifts. and, IN doing So stated That Ii the
DEFENDANTS themselves had sued upon the extra
notes they could not have recovered. BY trans
1errlng the notes before maturity they deprived
the plalnLins OF the opportunity TO interpose the
defence or fraud and there remained no other
remedy but Tor the plaintiffs to bring this action
10 IecOver back this money 1t was not vOlun-
tary payment, nor were the parties IN part
dellcto. The extra notes were fraud upon the
creditors and were void.
With the exception OF O similar case recently de-
cided III the Marine Court, General Term, this IS
the only tried OF the kind In this State,
although there are numerous English decisions on
the subject.
Blumenstiel & Archer, attorneys for plant tits !;
q. J. Hall, attorney Tor defendants.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

John Quinn got into an alteration with Thomas
Hoey, oil No. So Henry street. on Sunday night and
cut him in the chest with knife. Quinn was ar.
rested by Olicer John MOhr, OF tbs Seventh ore.
clnct, and arralgned at the above Court yesterday
He was held in $500 bail to answer.
AN IRATE POLICY PLAYER.
John A. Foster, OF No. $50 Broome street, came
before Judge Bixby yesterday, and said ne wished
to make a complaint against John Kuppe, OF No,
2O7 stanton street. of selling lottery policies. Mr.
Foster stated that he had been playing policy Tor
a long time ard had lost great deal OF money
ana thought 1t was time all such places should be
broken up. warrant was granted and placed
in the hands OF Offlcer Hiram Chandler, of the
Court squad, who arrested John kuppell yesrer-
day afternoon. The prisoner was held in 81, 900 to
answer.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.

SUNDAY MORNING BURGLARY.
A lager beer saloon kept by Henry Thompson.
at 20s South Filth avenue. was broken into early
on Sunday morning and q quantity OF cigars and
other property, valued in all at S14 SO, was car
RED away. Two men, named William Gibbons
aud Patrick Johnston, alias Potter DcnnelL who
were seen lettering around the premises at Jour
O'Clock on sunday morning, were arrested yester.
day. by Otieer Mulilgan, OF the Eighth precinct.
They were held In 900 bail eacn to answer.