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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

Telegraphic advices from those
portions of Nebraska, Kansas, MINES
ota and Missouri which were devasta-
ted by grasshoppers last season, and
which have been visited to a greater
or less extent by the same insects this
spring. indicate that but little damage
has been done, except in parts OF Mis-
souri,, and that the insects are dlmin-
ishing in number, and but little appre-
tensions are felt of any trouble from
them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

THE Avalanche says that Charley
Trigaskis picked up number of petri-
fed mammoth teeth last Thursday,
about twelve miles from Silver City,
and further remarks that the animals
from which they emanated must have
been monsters in size.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

H. A. BENTLEY, better known as
"Dick" Bentley, died at Elko last
Friday. He was buried with Masonic
honors. Dick was one of the pioneers
of Eastern Nevada, and was an old resi-
dent of Shasta county, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

THE discovery of a boiling lake in the
Island of Dominica is announced. 1t
is stated to be situated in the forest
covered mountain behind the town of
Roseau, 1900 feet above the sea, anc
to be two miles in circumference. The
margin of the lake consists of beds OF
sulphur, and its overflow finds exit by
a waterfall of great height.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

THERE is considerable human nature
in man, and sometimes a little OF it In
woman. "What's the use of going out
in this muddy weather." asks hus-
band of his wife in Harper's. " And
what is the use of having striped stock
ings?" said the wife.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

THE business men of Elko have SUBJ
scribed $1,000 to improve the road
from that town to Cornucopia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24

G. W. FRASER shipped, last week,
from the Defiance mine, near Battle
Mountain, two car loads of fine ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-24
NEW TO-DAY.
N o TIC e.

"O J. G. FALL, J. J. HILL, r. HAMLIN,
Il w. II. Van Alstine and Hiram WEIGH -
You. and each Of you, are hereby notified,
that did, in the months of January and Feb
rnary, 1874, and prior thereto, work the as
sessments and expend money on the Azelma
Ledge, in and upon the original location
thereof, governed by the
Azelma Company. Situated in Buena
Vista Mining District, Hum
boldt County, Nevada.
To the amount Of $500. a. required by the
laws of the United States. and that il you do
not contribute your proportion Of said sum
on or before 80 days from this date, your said
several interests in said ledge will become
the property OF the undersigned, a co owner.
who has made the said required expenditures,
Your several proportions are as follows:
J. G. Fall, 200 ct. sGo m
~ ., mn, nv it.t. ............... $50. 30 90
4: Hamlin, 100 feet. ............ 30 90
W. H. Van Alstine, 100 feet .. 80 90
nifaih "elch, 70 feet....... 80
Ana that demand Of you, respectively, the
immediate payment thereof
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Buena Vista Mining District, Nav "a. 1878.
myM oaw9Od
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
CHAPTER or ACCIDENTS.

Louisa Neil, child aged Ionr years, residing az
No. u Grand street, while playing In wooster
street, near Grand, yesterday afternoon, was run
over By car No. II, Of the Broadway line, and
almost instantly killed. The driver was arrested
70 await the action Of the Coroner.
Al halfpasI ak O'Clock on SATURDAY evening
Patrick Byrnss, aged twenty-five, OF no. $50 Tenth
avenue, while Da,hinE In the North River, At the
foot OF sixty second street. WAS drowned.
John McCaoe, aged i've Years, Of No. 793 Wash.
inpton street. fell last night out OF the thTd story
window OF No. It'll Thompson street 70 tue yard,
and received fata Injuries.
At a quarter past two O'Clock yesterday after-
noon. Peter Moore, aged Hfty years, residing In
New Jersey. was i0und IN the civ Han Park sur
ferng ron the effects % the heat ~ the police "
the Twenty-stxth precinct, and was removed 10
the PARK Hospital
MARY German, child aged two years fell from
the fourth stoEM WINDOW OF ner residence No. al
Goerck street and sustained iracturs Of her
skuu. she was attended ~ Police surgeon Ma
clay.
MARY Lang four years OF age. ~ No. SO ludlow
street fen last night out Of window az her resi-
dence, and was fatally injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

a. caused ny ueart disease. Tne Coroner was
O0Liheo.
o1oer Knapp. on Saturday, arrested Adam Her
man, OF No. 80 Van Cost avenue for having IN ms
possession three casks Of rum without Internal
revenue stamps upon tnem the prisoner "Ns
taken before United states Commissioner hihsio"
and aela for trial
0ncer Culse, OF the Twelfth precinct yesterday
arrested John Rea ONO l,o74 Lafayette avenue,
Tor obtaining s9s from Anton Gross, Of no. Hes
Grand street, by falsely representing hlnlseH ~
agent for 4 plate giass eOmPaay. The exanl-
nation viii take place on July 0.
onicers nanoney ana Mccullough, OF the Butter
street police, yesterday aTresred ratrlck Collins,
or No. lot Sackett street. and john Haum4y, OF
NO. 1856 Partition street. for stealing Two bales OF
cotton, vaiuea al $780, nom william II. diamond,
o broker They were held for examination before
Justice Delmar.
Yesterday afternoon while a number OF children
were at play in a lumber yarc a. the ioot OF Kent
street. large pale fell, burying one OF the lads be-
meath lt. lie was rescued 81 speedily as possible
and taken home HIS name is Edward Reilly,
eight years OF age resoIng at No. 303 EcEiord
street Police Surgeon Lowensrein VINO attenoed
him, says he Is severely injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
BELOW.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Brlg Ceres. from -.

Rur RISING SOW frl from swansea for Quebec before
reported ashore at Cape Chate patorIned, got on
and towed up TO Quebec 10Th inst ior Iepairs
BARK MAUD (Bl Mcdonald. from Glasgow for Quebec,
with coal ashore on Manlcougan shoals re NAMED
Az hours Ietisoned 10 tons COAL when she came oil not
leaking and arrived up at Quebec 18th.
BARK CoLuMBINK from carthagena, arrived at Quebec
10Th and reports having been ashore but goa on win
the loss of an anchor and ~ tathoms chain.
scmR MARY ANN from South Amboy for Tnoma SION
which into Newport leaking, will proceed first 70
wind, the leak having been stopped II was the result
ofinetiicient calking.
ScHR EMMA HoTcHKIss, Alley from Bath for Boston,
returned 18th inst for repairs having touched on the
rocks in beating through the NarroWs breaking hor
rudder post
NEW BEDFORD, June 26-The hull spars and iron work
OF bark Laconia recently aired at considerable ex
pense, sold at aucfon today by George A Bourne
" VIM u Cook for SS,lu0.
ScHR II JoURDAN, Richardson. from Natanzas for
Queenstown wa Providence where she put In with loss
OF bboom and fore he ad sprung arrived at Boston
s7tn inst having during heavy weather again lost lb
boom and carried away forenast about ten feet nom
deck. viii repair at Boston.
SoHR RowKNA Cook, from Calais No, for Boston. put
into Portland 27th inst leaking in topworka
LAuNourD--At Goucest June 10 the schooner built
by Mr. DAVID Story for Aessrs Waen Allen. She IL
l0027 tons, measurement and has been called
Bunker Hill Capt John Mcdonald will command her,
and she Will engage IN the Bank fishery.
At ThomastOn June 10 the yard OF Samuel Watts
A 60, Smasted schr named Charles w Lewis. TO be
commanded by CaDs Sidney Huppex, OF So George Me-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
NEW YORK CITY.

Paynain oroni, aged forty-nve years. residing al
No 80 Mulberry street vas assaulted last nigat
by 40 unknown man. and during the scufne was
stabbed over the en ere, TeceI.lng severe
WOund.
The body OF an unknown nsn was found 10 the
hallway OF No. l43 Leonard street yesterday morn
Ing. No Information az 70 hts identity conid be
optaiDed. The remains were removed 70 Toe
AOrgUe.
Charles Brady, aged tkrty-tvo years, residing
OF "a. 3ls West Forty-seventh street. attempted
snicids ass night Dy taxing one-fourIh OF pound
81 borax. He was sent 10 The Ninety ninth street
Inception Hospital.
The body OF an unknown man, apparently about
fhrty-nve years or age, was found noatBg IN tae
North River at pier % yesterday, and was sent
20 me MorVue. IL appears ~ have been IN tne
water some Iinne as 10 is much decomposed.
IN the snow windows OF Gessrs. Trany GO.
are exhibited tne prizes 20 De presenEed 70 the
winning crews AZ the coming Intercollegiate
BerAtta, 70 take place az Saratoga on the l4tn OF
JAY Iae University prize Is particularly worthy
81 notice The prizes are values al 81. 500.
The Plymouth Rock excursions, under tue con-
ducf OF Messrs. Jarrett Palmer. are becoming ex-
ceedingJ popular. over ZOO people were on the
excursion 20 West Point yesterday. the musical
eRtertaInment IA the grand saloon, IN whfcn Gu
mOFeis excursion band, the MadriRai Boys and
lice cluD participated, was verF nne. On Wednes.
aat evening "hldsummer Nights Festival on
the HUDSON Is TO be gwen, when uanc4ng OA the
main 0eCK Will be added - The enloy menus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
LONG ISLAND.

The strawberry crops IN some parts Of Sunolk
county were considerably injured b. tue recent
frost
Mr.. J. A. Buckley, one Of the keepers OF Fire Isl
and light, died on Thursday evening very SUD
denly OF neArt disease.
Huntington ia 10 vote upon the question OF In
. corporation on the l9tn OF july. Feeling on the
subject runs very high
Arrangements are now being perfected for
transporting the mails over the sag HarbUr
branch or the Long Island Railroad. heretofore
the sag Harbor mail has gone Via Greenport and
across the bay.
Mr. Henry Van Nostrand. OF Amityyllle, has
commenced the Importation OF terrapin rom
Texas TO his farm, where they are put IN pens aud
fattened Tor the New YORK market. Several hun
dred arrived by steamer last week from Galveston.
Ten new and elegant passenger coaches have
been put on the Long Island Railroad, and i've
others OF the same pattern and TWO locomotives
have JUS been ordered, with 500 tons OF steel
rails. President HaveHeyer proposes 70 make the
road in all respects equal 10 the best Ia the state
William Gregory, Jedediah Dayton and another
man, at present unknown, were, on Saturday
night discovered taking hsh from the private
pond of Mrs. Dayton, a widow. residing at Pat
cnoRue. Charles Day ton, employed as Waterman
by Mrs. Daytoa, sprang upon Gregory with an axe
while he was in the pond and striking him with the
blade cut gasn In his lett shoulder the full width
OF the axe and TWO and half inches deep Inc
wounded man now lies In critical condition.
Jedeuiah Dayton was arrested, and the third nan
escaped. 1.-THE wounded man gets well ne Will oe
tried for poaching; and meantime the watch
man WIN PROBABLY be held 10 await the result OF
Gregoryis Injuries.
Extensive prepare tions have been made for the
celebration OF the Fourth. OF Juu at Sag Harbor.
AT II O'Clock, A. NJ. there viii be Grafton IN the
Presbyterian church by Chief Justice Charles T.
DAILY, and The Declaration OF independence Will be
read By l. A. Carpenter at II Nj. national sa.
Lutte VIII be fired; at r NJ. there Wnl be 1908
race for prizes at $3.50 =. NJ sack race for prizes
az 3P N. creased pig, weighing $50 pounds,
win be gwen 10 the catcher; at +. NJ. tub race
for prizes, and at 4:S0 p. NJ. rowing match lor
prIzes with fireworks In toe evening. There VIII
also be fne celebration at Greenport, the most
interesting feature OF which VIII De regatta, TO
be sailed at p. NJ, aud 10 include i've classes oil
boats, with prizes auo untng to $3.50. and ranging
IRON S75 10 $40. The regatta Win be preceded BY
tho race and rowing match. The Regatta COM
mittee are Frederick d. Hughes K. Matthews and
III A Re0Ves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
NEW JERSEY.

Tne indictments AGAINST the Board o. Pubic
Works Of Jersey City VIII not be trled fer few
weeks The murder trials or Kenoe and Doyle viii
take place as soon as the election frauds have
been disposed Of
The examination OF William Dempsey. on The
charge OF killing James Butterfly viii be con
ended 70 day before Justice Patrick Warren, at
Jersey CITY. some new and important testimony
has been IN troduced ID the case.
The Impurities OF the Passaic water supply are
again agitatinz she people OF Jersey CITY and 10
pokeD. Mayor TTaphagen who has devoted much
attention 20 the subject, IL preparing comfDuni-
cation 70 the Board OF Public WORKS, VINO have
charge OF the waEer supply.
Henry Nsumeyer. the young man who shot Dim
self through the head In Ogden avenue. Jersey
CITY, was alive last evening az the Jersey City
Hospital. The resident physician. In answer 60
query regarding the mans condition. replied
.'Oa, we can't tel positively. Jusr see the case
Of CarrutBr
An investigation into ths Hudson county frsuos
shows tnat the stationery bis nave been Illegal
IN several instances A certain member or the
Board took the responsibility OF ordering quan-
THY OF stationery exceeding the sum OF $500, con-
Irary 70 law. The BILLS we're then made out under
that sum In sucn number as to cover the total
amount 50 az 70 dlsarm suspicion. For similar
offence the former F1ie commissioners were In
dICtCd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN JERSEY.

4 NIoHT's cARoUsAL WITH ELooDI TLRHnA-
TON.
An anray occurred between ave and six O'Clock
yesterday morning at tue corner OF Hudson and
YORK streets Jersey CITY, which Is nkely 70 result
fatally. party OF young men belonging to the
FIRST ward had been on a spree during sac night
rWo Or them, named Edward o'Setll and Thomas
Fennery, were standing az tAe corner
mentioned and were acting In a poiEterous
manner O'Senl was challenging Fennery
10 ngnt and wanted 20 bet that be would
SMASH hlm Ia the face. An engineer named
J9hn Kane, VINO Was acquainted vita both men,
am wh0 ike them. nad been out all night came
~ ana iBterposed. O'NelIl however, would I'M
slst ngnfing, and Kane said he would insist
they should not light He rushed between
the men, and OMEN drawing knife
pi1Dgea II into the lett side 81 his
BACK. Kane ola not know he was
stabbed vi ne walked about three yards, when ne
became weak ana fel on the Sidewalk. Onicers
sterling snd Eaton rushed up and arrested
OiNch, VINO resides at No. ICE HUDSON street He
g. about thirty eur Yesrs OF age. Kane WAC Is ten
was taken 20 tn City Hospital, where ne lies IN a
critical cenAltph y il not certain hat tue knife
penetrated the lung Tho wound took an upward
course. Last Apr, Kane, while employed as en-
Kineer 10 the iounurJ At tue corner 81 HUDSON and
sussex streets, fsh against the ny-wneel Of tAe
engine, which was making eighty revolutions q
minute hna had dis skuA fractured. Thanks 20
bis strong constitution however, he rallied and
was restoTea 20 perfecs htaItR. Coroner Whelan
called on tue wounded man. and OfNell will be
he'd 70 await The result 81 ne iblures Ia ic Ted By
him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
STATEN ISLAND.

Messrs. BostwicR A Co., proprletors o. the great
cocks az Tompkinsville, are about 70 commence
the erection or two more large warehouses IN the
rear or those already built
TIE new Boara OF Trustees OF the village OF
EdCewater have nxed the village tax Tor the year
ending June / 1875 at S25OO0, with $3eso interest
on the New York avenue bonds, and Sl22l4 Tor
gas IN the Middesown district
the Supervisors ana superintendent OF the
Poor OF Richmond county made theIr annual visit
20 the County Alnsnouse on Thursday. Everything
was found to be in good condition. There at
present IN the Insutntion about . hundred IN
mates.
Tue report OF the Treasurer OF the village OF
New Brighton for the year ending June shows
the expenditures 20 have been $G4. 81 70, and the
total amount on hand and due the village 70 be
SCI 6T3 20 including a cash balance on hand OF
3tAllo y. The bondsd debt OF the village Is now
as 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

r7y- NOTICE 70 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHE-The Nav
YoRK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for use board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors red green red changing
rom other succession and be seen sew
eral miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal viii oblige by preparing marine news
they may have the Ship News Department OF the
HKAALn
EJ- Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
Quired-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
DEATH OF THE REV. r. ). BRorHY.

AT special meeting Or ire Young Mems sodanry
or Transnguraton parish, the following resolu-
lions were aaopted:-
whereas n has piea~sd Almighty God Ills infinite wIs
Dom 20 call o. his labOys IN earth ~ the
enjoying sf Ms reward in heaven our assistant
pastor the Ratrick ,. Brophy, ana whereas WINE
bowlng with resignation the decree u Divine Prov
denoe We wish give expression 70 the teehnR win
which this unforeseen calamity Das hiied our hearts
therefore. be IL
gesoye rhat IN the death 81 the Rev. Fatncr Brophy
tne members n Young Mems -odhy ~ iranshRura
tou parish IA common With The pAr.hionsrs ~ lArge
sustained loss which they can never SOlce niy
deplore; be II also
Resolved, lhAt BY Il they been deprived ~ the
services who during the course o. DIS pastoral
relationship with them, has endeared himself 10 hem
hy the strongest love And respects of one whose
zea and sby 10 the ais barge ~ hts sacred duties has
nshed untold good IN their midst 81 one ~ nne
whose future liie babe u be continuation Of th
real and TO he productive Of equal irult
signed, behafi 81 sJ1aiity, ~ charles faM0ns
william III smlth James N Barke John W. FaA
fatrlrk v sculiy Committee EesoiuAonE
hkp Y06R. Jrpe - lesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA June 2S-Arnved, sohrs q Baker
Boston Cordoba Newark. Norwich.
saied-schrs q Locke, New Havcni ueyer,
Boston.
9st6- Arrived sch1 20 Dow, New yorki Hsrsc he'll,
- for Georgetown
Saied-schrs John Hancock and r r Clarke, George
town; Lilly faEenhurg troIn Georgstown -
BOSTON, June 2s-Arrived steamer PRrthIa nRr).
watson, Lverpool: bark 0ustauo UtAD, Carson, Ira
paui brig AlbertL orentt TURKS Islapd sehr W "A
Jordan Richardson, hatanEa9 via Provdenea for
Queenstown miscellany.
BALTIMORE June 26-Arrived, steamers VIM Wood +.
ward. YOune New YORK; John shrver Wood, Phfladel-
pnla scbr David i Taylor Dugan, Charleston. Sc.
Cieared-kteamer Fanny Cadwnlader, FOSTER, New
YORK WIN Whiden, Riggan Philadelphia; echrs 'Alice
Allen brigham, Danvers; VIM II Rowe WhittenoTe,
salem; Fehn Bent Brown, New YorKi q Flax, Crow
ell Boston.
sAiied-srlgs Tally 20, Rofion, Cara Etue CAdz,
I0hp BVYa, pert hLalsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
BROOKLYN.

Keeper Shevn reported yesterday that me
number of persons oonnnec Ia TIE Kings county
FeniIenSlary, ~ Flatsu %, was 81.
Tue residence Of Mr.. George Carisler 10. TO-
Union street.. GreenpOint. was recently entered
" Burglars ana rUbBcd O. leWeirJ valnec ~ sou.
Coroner simmons Was notified Yesterday y
hold an inquest ID the case Of John BudoTo, col
ored aged seventeen years, who DIED suddenly ~
as place 81 abode. NO i2Q Nassau street
A seaman on the italian ship Bsrrketts lying ~
tse Atlantic dock, was severely injured about n.
head yesterday ~ being struck "a tae mead by q
falling tno. lie vas taken 70 we Long Island Cot
legs Hos pitch
Late saturday night Jonn AcCaly. ages nifty
Eve years, Gled suddenly, without nsdlcsl 4ttene-
ance AZ hIs place or residence corner IN Grand
nnd Eleventh. streeis coroner NoidD 49, nonne1
~ nea an inquest
me name OF tne man WHO COMMITTEES suicide "a
Eaturday, ~ Jumping from me r tns Hamilton
avenue ferrybOsts Is peuevea to De- Isaac Tru-
man, OF No los Butter street. Inc poay has -
yet been recovered
Esriy yesterday morning John Dougnersy, aged
shnu Years, walked into the river a. tse loot Q
BocE street vbne under me influence d iquor
lie was rescued Win some dlWcufy ~ eHceTs q
tue York street police.
Andrew schiyrus, residing IT 70. Ia Moore
street was arrested yesterday on the charge 9
breskmg into the apartments 81 Mrs. Jane Dennis
~ 40. COOK street. and ste4l Ing $50. Ine &c
rnseo was he'd for trill,
James Horton, aged eight years, was sevtrel!
Gus In sre aooonen yesterday BY the explosion Q
= bottle nned with powder. ofwhich az was manu-
jacturing torpsdoes, on the SIDEWALK IN irons 2
LIE resieencs, NO. ~ Hamilton street.
Henry Nolan residing At 10. iae Navy street
WAS arrested early YESTERDAY morning fcSSteaiini
. pay horse. valued a. 5000 from James Murray,
laKer 81 no. 2N Myrue avenue. he was leie
Icaaing 40 examlnat0a before Justice Elliott.
I Yesterday afternoon William Kidd, aged foril
yeas. croprea dead In 'front.' or ms residence ;
lpaat,c avenue aud Madison street, IN me vliar'
o La4i kss iOrA. 1! l. suEgegee "a 80 teI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

DEADLY ASSAULT WITH A sLUNe SHOT.
About midnight OF Saturday two men named
James Hammersly ana Daniel W. Sherry became
involved In a quarrel, IN West Forueth street,
concerning some trivial matter. Words led TO
blows, aud dnallg Sherry drew slung shot from
his pocket and struck Hammersly a terrible blow
on the back OF the head, laying open the scalp and
probably fracturng the skull The wounded man
was conveyed 70 ms house at No. $50 West Thirty
seventh street, where ne now lies in critical
condition. HIS assalan I was subsequently, arrest
ed by 0fficer Price, OF the Twentieth precinct.
Judge BiXby committed him TO await the result
OF his yictm's injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28
COURT CALENpARs-THTs DAY.


SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-HeId by Judge Da-
vis.-Nos. %, IS, e. "a, 80, S6, l02, Ill 100 I2I
rs, I26 I33 l35, l57, 2l5, 81, ID 22d. 23l, 1885,
334, 23e 240, 24l, 242, 243.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM-Adjourned
until July i.
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM-Heid by Juoge
westbrook.-Law and fact-Nos- so, 33s, 4s1, 525,
81 2Tl, 464, 1872, 34s, lao. .
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Parts and AID.
jOurned for the term.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GgSERAL TERM.-AcJourned
for the term.
SUPERIOR LoURr-sPRcILL TERM-hed ny Judge
SpeIr-Demurrer.-Nos.& 1, 2-Law and fact-NO9
a. so A. IS, a. Q, "a, 70, 81 90 81 o. as o. 40 81
"a. 90 So
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRrAL TERs-Parts ! and e
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-EouITY TRRx.-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PIKAs-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Adlourned
for tne term. Part 2-Held by Judge DAILY
Nos ls9s 1871, l172 14lT, 4s7 523 1885, 2f5T, 49,
l45s, 23SS, 1850, 1865 1912. 1874, 800, 1870 1892
1898, $500, 2057, 2l2s, 1452 2J07 1904 1505, 147s
2320k. 1863, 1890
MARINE CoUBr-TMAL TERM-Parts i, 2 and
A-AdJourned for tue term.
COUNT OF GENERAL SESSIONs-Held by RECORDER
Hackett-The People va. Timothy Mccarthy and
william n. Ferris, robbery: same W. Clarence
Teller. burglary; same Nicholas Casalla, fe.o-
Hartmann, grand larceny; same va Mary Shep-
pard, grand larceny; Same vs.. Peter Prullus,
grand larceny; same Thomas Whalen, grand
larceny; same Mary BOssnet, grand larceny;
same vs.. Cornelius Van Minkie. grand larceny; ;
same vs.. Charles II. Matthews, grand larceny (;
same W. John Somners and Nicholas Doggy,
grand larceny; Same vs. Joan Frink. gambling
Same vs.. AberG j. A. sans ana James L. Mar
TN. gambling; same " Charles Boyle, peut lar
ceuy.