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The New York herald., 1876-09-16
Duties and Emoluments of United
States Commissioners.
Interference with ScowS Remov-
ing City Garbage.
JOBBERY IN STREET REGULATING.
Injunction Against President
Grant.

The opening Of the fall term in the United States
Circuit and District courts gave promise OF busy times
for the United states Commissioners or these officials
there are nve, with offices in the Post Office Building
three Of whom connected with the Circuit Court
branch John l. Davenport, John A. Shields and j. w.
DEUEL.; and two the District Court-Gcorge M Belts
and John A. Osborn. large part Of the busincs
transacted by these Commissioners consists OF cxami
nations in criminal cases. The government allows s5
Tor each examination, which. together with other fees
arising out OF these cases, creates considerable
enue for these Commissioners, and II rs now alleged
there is al influence quietly at work to divert
this source OF out of ills regular channel that
II may enrich favored few. The Commissioners have
power to Issue warrants for the arrest vi alleged
criminals without notifying the District Attorney
or receiving his sanction but It has becomc
almost the rule OF practice to lodge information with
the United States Attorney Of subordinates
COMMISSIONER who thoreupon issues his warrant. 1t
among the different Commissioners, equalizing tho
labor as well as the fees Lattcry. however, It s al
legged that nearly all OF tho have been sent the
Circuit Court branch, fact which called forth pro-
test from one OF the district Commissioner OF which,
however, no proper notice was taken by District Al
tornoy Bliss. Other censurabc practices II Is also al
legged have been resOr,ed W IN furtheranco OF this
TEN OF iavortism, deputy marshas and others being
induced to intercept comainants seeking redress at
the hands oil the COMMISSIONER, and to bring them
oeiore particL lar COMMISSIONED
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doubtful at oest The object Ii to vacato the
order or arrest, 70 do which has once been
made and denied. Tho remedy 10 SO doubtful
that do not think IL ought to DO granted.
conflicting that this summary mode o reei should
not be granted The plaintiff should have, however, q
speedy trial. II be claims one, when the proofs can be
heard and considered. Tho motion Is granted unless
the panun Will consent TO refer and proceed with
trial upon notice OF week. such stipulation 10 bo
gwen 10 two days after entry and notice of order OF
stipulation is given. Notion is denied Defendant 10
signify IN Two days alter service OF srch stipulation
whether he accepts declines the stipulation 10 rcor
sUPxRIoR CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sanford.
Adams, &c, vs.. Gray ct sL-Fndings OF fact and
conclusions OF law settled aud hled.
Goold va Homans et al and Leo vs.. Jonea-Orders
tor com mission.
Griffith w. Mangum.-Extra allowance OF 500 to
defendant To be taxed aud inserted in the judgment
Webster vs. Webster aud Grass vs. Knapp ct al
Reercnccs ordered
MARINE CoUIr-cHANBERs
BY Judge SIunotL
Galinger W. Botine.-Motion denied with $40 costs.
Iyddy va STANDARDIZATION denied without costs.
SchumaA vs. HuRhcs.-Motion TO vacate order Of
rest granted with $40 Reed Holmes
Motion Ia vacate summons granted. schultz VS..
Pnriscr; Gearty vs. KIeuielder; koehlcr vs. CORY;
Erich VS.. Lopet; Llghtncr vs.. Hirsch; Ryerson w.
Hughcs-Motions granted. Hines Va. Konnedy;
gall; Johnson va Jones Loonan w. Picot; Fetch
Brooke; stoosky vs.. Barnard hurd vs. Conner
Orders granted. Keys Millcr.-Reccvcr's bond
approved Converse vs. Cohen-Order setting aside
subpoena proceeding in inquiry ana attendance.
Isaac EkIns; Englcr vs. Baicr--Moton to vacate at
tachment granted
By Judge sheridan
Miller VS.. Otto.-Moton granted with $40 costs
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MR.. KREATZ'S MISHAP.

John kreatz, newly imported Teuton, started out
on Tuesday night 80 SEQ tho elephant" He stopped
In the oriental Concert Saloon, at No 100 Chatham
square, and there became acquainted with two syrens
named Mary Myers and Caroline Kaiser, with whom
lao drank several times, of course at his own
expense Finally Kreatz concluded to go home.
When he arrived the street he agcertaincd
that he had been robbed of $3.50. As he was walking
up the Bowery meditating on his loss he met Dctec-
vos Won Gerchten and La Rue, TO whom he tho
The officers went with him, and, af,er consider
able search, succeeded in nndng the girls in q low
Chatham street den No money however. was found
in their possession Justice Duffy committed them In
default OF 81, 900 hail TO await trial
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REAL ESTATE.

The following business WAS transacted at the Real
Estate Exchange yesterday
4. A. Lawrence 4 Co. sold, by order of the Supreme
Court, In foreclosure, T. NJ Levy, referee, one lot
25. 2x1Oo, Second avenue, siac, 100 10 feet
south Of 11lth street, TO plaintiff for IS. 500
Bernard Smysh sold, by order Of the Supreme Coups
In foreclosure r. N.1Ionry. referee, plot of land
AZ 9x9s9, East Twenty fourth street, south sde
Pa feet wcs, OF Second avenue TO Leonard ". Town.
send for SIS. 600.
James NJ Miller sold, by order OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, IN foreclosure, Albert Cardozo, referee
house, with lot lsxsO, East Fifty fifth street. south
side 81 feot OF Second avonue to b. j. Fry for
$1,000 Also house East Fifty.nith street, south
side with lot lsxs0 50 feet Of Second avenue TO
b. J. Fry for $3.50.
23d at, 3 dot 2o6). 25xoss; r. Boas and husband
Iia,h ~ ~ II. - 50. 1p' ai5 Of Sd av. aS.ioG5 X
Az. G.. ". s.. 81 r. Of i7sn st.. asnas; j. T. Finn
esd % s.. laS H. Of Lexington sy. 5o1ioo d. nom
Fountain and wifo to x Hennessy. 1900
''s Co.cS and vile to G sshwarsiaeSsr xom
losA Hamilton III 30 20 H. place xom
ws;,. n..: =, so.pss spssS St Fletcher a'.4a7
Les,ns.cD s.. W. s"1ner Of iIs;h ST. a51aoi
.a..sa sss s 1854 xom
5+th =. n .. SAC H. & Of 9Th az, 81 exiooo; s. an ooo
% 'sa WIZ 30 10 : = adaaS syHS Qasisn 1000
Jsns. ............... .......... 10000
epsS as:Sn : and :! M ,eoo
T. sksly aud wife NJ. W. Scott. 10000
Ash g. "a 100. ,,i e. Of s, ,i.s .y ioDniooS;MA A.
TN ST 81 snS .i G Ct ss1.S "a @ aS.io'a'
Grand ~. ias - orSssiss. 2isss; b. Web
45s ss' .. 70 lssa 81 100 n Of ii .y. iooxoo5 'oo
Waters and wife to Nj. A. Stafford 1851
wrsy n D. ArOrahans. 1900
Thompson, referee. to Il. Centre ..'...... $500
90 same. 2Soo
b. S%eisy, referee. roc to TO T. ~ c.uidvsii 10000
Black referee. to VIM. samptins. &C 10000
MokrGAGks.
10Th St; ........ sooo
Geiston Samuel and wife 10 j. Tailack S. s. Of 5iih
Hennsssy, r. and wiic TO G. foun,ain $ s. Of Gsd
Henne.sy. and wife to e. FOUNTAIN s. s. Of esd
ST. 9 oi xington av. years........... 80. $500
ST., 9. of Lexington av; years ....'.. $500
Lsnre, K and WHO to Me,sopolian Savings bank,
i6,n ST. W. sd av.; year ............. COCO
sth av.; year.......... ......... ......... 425oo
st. e sv.: 100
Gouverneur 81 ,aJd ward ayoara............ 5000
Morgan. II. j.. TO Bowery Savings Bank. n. OF 77th
s,ss st. wear 10000
Of assh 81. 10000
ouorspcl, samuel W and wife 10 ii. Querepei and -,
Rust. L.. 10 New YORK Life Insurance Company.
s,uscsn. j. and husband 70 T. iaeis e. corner or
lroome and Norfolk sts months oooo
Dot No aos1 5000
sehui,I. William, 80 4. Distr, wnverisy st. cad
Scott n W. to X NJ Xcv,n. Nos IS aud 81 Frank.
scSiesi, H. ana Vie to ;siman saving. BANK. 81.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10. 1870
coLLIsrox-DAXcxRs FoG--RxQUIREnKSrs OF
NAVIGATION
No. 65 The propeller Colorado Charles Ensign and
George W. Holt claimants ana appellants. VS.. Zion W
Hudson, owner of the bark H. Z. Bridge. Appeal
from the CreulI Court ior tho Eastern District OF
Michigan.-Lighls aud other signals are required by
law. aud sailing rules are prescribed to prevent COL
hsons iiic aud property ut sea- anu all OK
perence shows that the observance such regulations
and requirements Is never more necessary than IN
dcnse log, whether in tho harbor In the open
ocean, II the vessel is III the common pathway of COM
mcrcc. Mariners dread fog much more than h igh
winds or rough scas Nautical skill VI the ship Is
worthy. will usually enable the navigator overcome
the dangers OF the wind and waves; tho darkness
the night iftho fog dense brings with extreme
danger, which, The navigator knows. may defy every
prccaut'on within the power OF tho highest nautical
skill signal lights III such an emergency vaiua-
bic but they may not 10 scen. Bells and log horns II
constantly rung or blown, may be more effect ual but
they may be heard. SLOW speed is tndis pensablc
but will not entirely remove the danger will slI
these precautions IN every have that effect Per-
cc security, under such circumstances Is impossible
Danger attends tho vessel II she To move, as
other vessels astcrn come up and she gets
about and takes he back track she ~ still In danger
IRON the vessels astern which have not changed their
course Such cnabgc OF course Is not required by
the sailing rules by the usagss of naviyatlon In
stead of that the best precautions are bright signal
lights, very SLOW speed, uss sufficient to subject the
sci to the command OF her helm; competent ookouts
properly stationed aud vgant IN te performance OF
their duties constant ringing oil the bell or blowing OF
the foghorp, as the may sufficient force at
the wheel TO effect II necessary prompt change the
course of the vessel Where all these precautions
faithfully observed such disasters rarely occur ard the
courss hear very little about Inevitable accidents.
luJurics were received by the bark as her owner al
leges, on the 1lth of May, 1869, collision which
took place on Lake Huron between tho bark and the
propeller Colorado oil Saginaw Bay, about haiti past
eleven O'Clock at night whereby the bark sunk
tho lake, and. with her cargo, consisting OF 45o
bricks and IS 0v0 bushels OF oats became total loss
Compensation Is ella med IN tho libel tor the value of
the vessel, freight and cargo.
BY the record II appears that the bark sail vessel
Of l25 tons. bound down Tho lake ON voyage rom
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DECISIONS.
supRHMR counr-cHAMBERa.
BY Judge DonoLuc.


Tho Mayor, SC. VS. Winchester Brtton OF al-ln
his caso The act under which the proceedings arc
lakcn arrest II seems to me is clearly unconsttu-
tionaL /. undertakes directly regulate commerce,
but II that the way TO try tsat Is not oy
injunction Tho parties arrested must be Tried II Tho
ordinary way. Injunction denied
by Judge Westbrook.
Pond VS. Tho Pil,siou ana Elmna Coal Company
Notion denied, with $40 costa
Marx vs. Lewis.--Granted Receiver appointed
Barnard VS. Stoiowsky aud aao;hcr Notion to sub
uue granted pay ment OF x25 30 deiendants attor
ncy.
Yourg Langleln. Suit 20 be discontinued
payment of costs Referred to Judge spIcr the Su
perior Court
Drummer Frost The right strike out sfnda-
vns which order Of arrest has Issued Ii very
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
RAID ON UNFORTUNATES.

The unfortunate women arrested by Captains Byrues
and Mcdonnell during the raid OF the police OF the
Fifteenth and Eighth precincts on Thursday night
arragncd at the Ashington Place Court before
Judge Bixby yesterday morning In their ranks every
grade Of social degradation could be seen from tho
young gir dressed In silks aud diamonds to niser-
able wretch but ono step removed from Poters Fold
Marie Luce committed In default OF $500 bail Tor
keeping disordery house at No. POT Greene street.
and Mario Frederic and Annie Smith were sent the
House Of Detention witnesses against hcr. The
othor prisoners eithor fined $40 each or DIS
~hnr rrad
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THE MARSHALL CASE.

An examination was hold by Judge Bixby yesterday
afternoon in the Of Morris Bernhard, of No sS
Greene street, charged with abductinR miy Marshall
aged fifteen years. from her home, and causing hcr to
enter the den No 10 Forsyth street The evidence
proved insufficient to establish the charge and Bern
hard released 1t the Essex Market Police Court be-
fore Judge Smith. Annie Hahn, keeper Of the house
in question: was arraigned for rccevng the child and
cnticing her to lead u lfc OF infamy. Tue evidence
proved insuce and she released that charge
bus held for keeping dls0rderly house.
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A SORRY VICTORY.

During quarrel at q late hour Thursday night
between Thomas Victory and Thomas Kennedy In tho
lattsr's liquor store, corner Of Church and Court
Streets Brooklyn, Victory was It Is alleged, struck
the head with ice pick by Kennedy and hit in
the face with a tumbcr by James Sweeney, the bar.
tender. The injured man removed to the Long
Island College Hospital Kennedy and sweeney were
arrested brought before Justca Denar yesterday
The examination OF the was adjourned until Mon
duy next
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Westbrook yesterday gave an order directing
the sale Of the steamer watcr Lily OF tho Harlem and
spuyten Duyvii Navigation Company, which recently
went into voluntary dissolution
Edwin X. whcdon and others. auctionecrs, Of 81
Louis, sued Charles Simon to slo6 balance
iac the sale OF consigned goods winch advances
sad been made. The lrial before
Judge McAdam and jury, IN Part OF the Marine
Court, yesterday, when IL WAS claimed by defendant
that The goods were consigned with limit To sell
ing price, paIntin's agent insisting that no such ii.
lAsion made Plaintiff got judgment Tor $ll6 "a
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
THE WIDOW BARRY TRIUMPHs.

The suit OF tie Weed Sewing Machine Company
against Bridget Barry. TO determine title TO sewing
machine Which the company took away from her alter
she had paid within $40 Of its price and rendered them
that, have been continued before Judge Sheri
dan and jury In the Marine Court yesterday having
been partially tried the previous day. When tho
Court ready to proceed, however, It was found
that she parties had micabe arrang emens,
aud at the request OF Mr. Robert Seweii patut,iis'
counsel, juror was permitted to be Withdrawn and
the suit discontinued Mr. Henry Z. Dcnnison, counsel
for Mrs Barry, making no objection To this
The terms of the settlement wefc subsequently under
stood DO tho payment by the company OF the
Of tho machine TO Mrs Barry and fee her counsel
Thus las eaded which has awakened pubic
tsntion to commercial system IN tins city which has
been often abused TO the disadvantage and oppres-
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LAW CANDIDATES.

Yesterday the following names were reported favor
ably upon by tho Board OF Examiners appointed by the
General TORN Thursday candidates for admission
to tho Bar:-Samuel j. Parmcnter, William Hughes,
Richard G. Curran. Robert H. T. Tghe Low :. Tcnny,
Adolph Kiende William b. Cockron. Cotrell j. Cobltz
Michael K. Reade William Wood, Walter Il. Bernard,
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POLICY DEALING.

william Rose, residing at No 12O Union street.
Brooklyn was arrested yesterday a warrant issued
by Justice Walsh charged with selling policy slips at
No. pa Hicks street.
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BATTLE OF HARLEM PLAINS.

THE CELEBRATION UNDER TIE AuspIoxs OF
THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL socIErY-Bow
TO REACH THE GROUNDS, &C.
To-day celebration will take place the site OF the
battle OF Harlem Plains under the auspices OF the New
York Historical Society," and 1t promises to be most
Interesting affair One hundred years ago the British
army under General Howe defeated on this spot
by tho American troops, and it is cminently lifting
that in the celebration OF centennial this most i'm
portant battle should not be forgotten That it was
considered worthy Of especial remembrance, the His
torical Society amply attested when, time since,
the Executive Committee submitted 10 that body
for action the following communication: :-"Thc
Executive Committee take leave to remind the
society OF the approaching centennial anniversary
Of the battle OF Harlem Pans fought the 10th Of
September, l776. Tho action was one OF the mos:
brilliant exploits Of the Revolutionary War. In a
close conflict tho most celebrated OF the British
regiments, after nm unsuccessful effort to break
the American lines rerulsed and driven in con-
fusion by the Continental troops The repulse restored
confidence to the patriot forces demorazed by the
from Long Island an the subsequent ding OF
tho British at Kips Bay. Such incident should not
pass unnoticed in tins year OF historic commcmora-
ton. and IL Is fitting that this society should formally
celebrate the occasion IN an appropriate manner
special committee celebrations having recently been
appointed by the Executive Committee. authority Is
asked of the society to carry out the proposed pro-
gramme" Mr. James w. Beekman, second vico
president after some remarks, submitted resolution
which adopted, that the above communication be
refcrrod back 10 the Same committee with power TO
net The result the appointment Of the following
gentlemen MS a Committee on the Anniversary Of the
In Hnr
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
HOLIDAY OBSERvANCES.

In Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday. q motion
vas made before Judge Sinnot that an order OF
Arrest granted against Lazarus Barnard the Of
Marks Stowlsk, be either executed or vacated The
order OF arrest appeared by the papers submitted
BY Mr.. Charles }. Schampain behalf of the MOTION
granted Oh tho 7th Of tho present month, on al
affidavit setting forth that tho plaintiff Vas about 10
commence, in connection therowith, a suit against
defendant Tor assault and battery since then coun-
bel further alleged, no suit had been enced
Had The order o arrest been placed In the hands tho
Sheriff, and IRON Information he had received he be-
heved TO be the INTENTION on the part of the plaintiff
~ keep The oraer OF arrest uni The advent vi
bortan Jewish holiday the 18TH and 18th inst, aud
thcn execute ON his client, who Is Jew. Tue attor-
ncy tor pianiT giving no satisfactory explanation why
he suit had not oecn commenced or the order OF
rest executed directed that the order be given 10 tho
Sheriff before three CLOCK OF yesterday, or that DO
vacated Defendants counsel said his client all
prepared with his ball. and would be At the Shcrins
pnco at the hour named so that he might thus be
lected 10 tho peaceful observance OF the coming hoi
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
GARBAGE IN THE BAY.

The matter Of disposing Of the city garbage by the
Street Cleaning Bureau OF this city through It's convey
Ance IN scows n the harbor and consgning 1t to the
waves in the negnborhood OF Coacy Island, still
tinues tho subject OF serious attention In the
All the preliminary stages OF tho litigation have already
been fully given in the HERALD 1t finally came be-
lore Judge Donohuc OF the Supreme Court, in "a suit
brought by the city Of New York against Winchester
BritIon, District Attorney Of Kings county
Cornelius Ferguson Shore Inspector aud other Kings
county oncias To restrain them from interfering with
the garbage scows ON their passage through the Mar
roaS Tho principal question raised was that the act
OF 1875 creating the Office Of Shore Inspector
constitutional. Judge Donohuc gave his decision IN
the case yesterday denying the Injunction asked Tor
he holds that the act sueIns to be unc0nstu Ona III.
hsmuch il undertakes directly to regulate commerce
but while SO holding he thinks tho question OF const
lutonaity is not 10 be decided injunction proceed
ings, and that the parties arrested by the Brooklyn
officers must be tried in the ordinary way.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16

BxKvKs-Trnde slow aud values since our n,t
daily rep"rt prices sc lose per b. weights cw sK
general SAFES on o5 lbs net The quality of these herds
from rough ted good led steers
Eastman sold Tor self IL M cattle sales as
foows ~ Illinois steers at she H.: weight "a cwt
nos steers as ose per H. weight "a cwt. strong; 81 ILL.,
weight e.. Iino, at iuc 9% psr ~,isss sssd
ewt strong Uiery Cary sold for NJ. Rirchwsy IL Indana
S or s. nsa n ." ss,ss head ssh ~
per lb weight o4 cwt ~ Kentucky yc per TO-
at ioc per h. weigh. cw, NJ sa,erbaeb so,n ''s e.,
\. Norris 80 Illinois steers Sic. per H. weight
per head weight cwt eant is Illinois steers ~ oc o.
lb weight 81 d. Waxei sold r. WaixeI 10 i,ljnoi,
Weigh, ss: 81 20 s.ss .s' % ,S a.
lb.. weight cwt scyel Meyer sold Tor n Morris i;
steers at per h. Weigh Sssn e~ 81 n;s % h.;'. cS'S's:
s4c per lb weight cw 80 Illinois steers At size DER ID
weight IA cwt ~ Illinois steers at Der 10 Weight ~
cwt Coon Thompson sold for Coon osburr Il, s,bss
%ues G .oa T'G sS ~ on r1;s Sss head ID Tssh:
steers at sac per ib with 81 per head weight M cwt
moi, Al &c per H. weigh. cws scsni held on sale
36 Illinois steers T. yoge sold for s. Morris ss Illinois
steers al ssc per 10. wc,r J.. ea. g Kahn sold 70,
a. Becker 8. kcntucky Sc per h. with $40 OF ths
81 on head weight IA cwr ior Kahn Fnrs. Is Ken
ncky steers at DC b. weight cwt stronr 81 Ken.
ra @ sSs Sonscsy s with .,.sT g. s s e s'a
WIN ON ber head weight cwt; 26 kentucky steers
Kentucky steers ga.c per ib weight, cwt 10 Ksn.
ncxy steer, ioc per H. weigh, az ewt; 10 KontucKy
Eoney herherson sold 5 steers s5c a0.c pc,
a. ~ Hsign, ~ ew or Spencer Co.. lni Indiana
~ Indiana steers olsc IOc per b weight 81, swt
x, xna ~. Wcstleimer sold tor Lehmsu BROS, Ii
Reid is Miehisan steers At ssc PER b. wsissi ~
iOONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
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ENJOINING PRESIDENT GRANT

The OF Leopold vstel. against hom cxtradtion
proceedings have been pending for time in the
Supreme Court with view Of sending him to Austra
10 a charge of forgery called forth rather
singular ordor IRON Judge wcstbrook, being no less
than an injunction order against President Grant,
Sixty days having elapsed since cxtadion commit
ment was granted by a United States Commissioner,
and tho extradition not yet having taken place
such decision, claimed that ho entitled 10
his discharge. Judge Wssorook yesterday, on appli-
ction granted an order giving Vette permission ap.
ply, the 2oth inst, Tor his discharge, tho ground
stated above. 1t also iurther that Prcs,-
dent Grant DO stayed meanwhle from granting man-
date for his surrcnder that the Secretary Of State
should not issue such mandate. aud that no United
States Marshal other official should execute such
mandate until the hearing upon this application.
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STREET REGULATING JOBBERY.

rather singular case, developing rather queer job
berry in the matter Of street regulating, up yes
Ierday, before Judge westbrook, IN Supreme Court,
Chambers, order to show cause why Commits.
soner Campbell should not two contracts one
to Isaac Loonoy for regulating Nnetv-nlnth street,
and the other to John Salisbury for regulating Ninety
third street In the latter case the statement was
made that Edward Roberts, who owns property on
both sides oi Nnetythird street, obtained Iimo
since permit to iii in, regulate curD ana flag The
street in front oil his lots; that hc proceeded So
expendng some 81, 900 on the work, aud that un0er
the contract With Salisbury It sought pay the
latter somo $50, 600 tor the work assess Mr..
Roberts IN the bargain, course Of procedure
which, under the Mr. Roberts decidedly
objects. After brief argument the laid over
Tor week, when IL will probably be thoroughly sted
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGRl
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12
Current Notes.

patriotic Pennsylvania paper celebrat-
ed the Fourth appearing in red and blue
ink
There are 5000 children in London who
are dependent on poor law relief, having no
homes and hardly any shelter.
The people of Richmond, Ind, bought
$4,000 flags from one firm during the two
days previous to the Fourth.
Strange to say, nobody has yet come out
with the "Black Hills Hair restorative. "
A fifteen-year old boy named Harry Bry-
ant shot himself dead at Bloomington, Ill.
on the I'd inst, because he had failed to
pass a satisfactory examination at school.
A young man committed suicide in Rell-
tingen, Germany, because his parents com.
PEELED him to study theology when he
wanted to be a carpenter.