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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
TuuRIow WEED has tcld . Trib

TuuRLow WEED has tcld Trib-
une reporter that he believes the
coming Presidential contest will be
between Tildcn and Washburne. The
latter has been mentioned but little
lately, although at the beginning OF
the canvass his name appeared in
every article on the Presidential
topic. If the country is favored with
two such men as candidates for the
highest office, there Is reason to hope
for better administration in future.
Washburne is highly competent, and
he comes from . family who are
lucky.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

IL Harvey tells the truth, Kerr 10
q bribe-taker. If Kerr tells the truth,
Harvey is worse Harvey, as the
reader Is aware, related that he gave
Kerr 81, 500 to procure an appoint
ment for Green as First Lieutenant
in the army. Harvey is . ventursome
sort of politician, with not much
character to lose. Kerr is Speaker
of the House of Representatives. and
q man of honor undoubtedly. Green
has been q surveyor, q stablekeeper,
and has shifted about generally in
New York City. That is the charac-
ter Of the three men. II will be
found vastly easier to believe the
Speaker than to believe his accusers,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

NKvApA'a delegation 10 the Gin
cinnati convention will leave for
the east the fore part OF next week.
Judge Harris aud Frank Bell will
start on Tuesday. Although the
delegates have been left to their
own discretion in nominating the
Republican candidate, We gather
from conversation with several Of
them that they will most likely sup
port Blaine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
Black Hills Butchery.

CINCINNATI, June Specials and
private dispatches leave no doubt OF
the hatchery by Indians OF all Col.
S. Jones party from here to the
Black Hills. All except eleven men
who left the main expedition at
Kearney and joined another party
we're killed. One Of them Who es-
capped. arrived 1t Lincoln yesterday,
With full particulars Of the butchery
sad be 10 now on his way bone.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

Cattle DYrSo.--Assessor Griswold
informs US that a. near a. he can est
mate about 20 per cent. Of the cstt,e
in Ruby and Glover Vslleys have
died during the past winter.--lElko
Independent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
The second Mustang Race.

New YoRx. June 1.-The great
mustang race at Fleetwood Park
began st four o'clock this morning.
Up to 1880 Parker bad ridden 100
miles. The track ia in excellent
condition, aud the rider ives three
minutes ahead Of time At the hum
dredth mills.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
The Lightning Train.

PIrrsBuRo. Pa, Juue l.-Jarrett
& Palmer's fast train arrived at II A.
NJ, IA distance of 454 miles in nine
hours and fifty-eight minutes without
stopping. The train was transferred
10 the Pittsburg. Fart Wayne and
Chicago Railroad and left for Chica-
20 ut IL .03 A. n.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02

Or couHsa Don Cameron accept
"a the war portfolio. Such things
are NOT given ont every day, and Of
oil these forty millions Of people
there is but one Secretary Of War.
No one WAS foolish enough to think
he would refuse it. It Is big lift,
from m obscure hank TO . ssat in
the Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

The fellows who appropriated the names o
600 of customers TO their circular are inGng ,mt
ALARM 1ELEGiarH Coz j7l broadway, the proper place
buy an honest, practical Bun glar Alarm.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

An exhibition of Mrs. JaTley's waX-wOrks
will be given at Rutgers College Chapel This evening IN
aid Of the sabbah-SchoO Of the Church of the Disciples
The fifth of the course of lectures on Nod N
English Literature will be delivered 10y James T. Fields
Cmckeng Han ths.evcning on De Quincy, the En-
glish Opium-eater."
The Rev. DR.. j. d. Fulton will lecture at
the Berean Baptist Church, Bedford and DOwEincs
this evening "The Preacher IN BrlrrwOOd Parish"
The proceeds OF the lecture Will be given 10 the church.
Prof. Cromwell gave the last of his stcreo-
scOpC entertainments on Saturday, but VIII give Two
more this week by special request. That on Monday
evening VIII be on the Orient" and tho OtEer on Tues
day is eutided The Wonders of the World" During
NE week lac will give three entertainments III Brooklyn
for the benefit OF the sufferers trUn the fire.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
STARR & MARCUS,

90 JOIIN.ST. CUP STAIRS,
Offer 10 Holiday Purchasers un-
usually GUIl collections Of Rich
.BeyYcEs in Diamonds and other
precious sfOMes Pearls and
StOme Canoes; Gold JeWeEry Of
new and tasteful designs pre-
pared for the present season {;
EsPOnzes, Clocks, and Household
Ornaments ia great variety, of
latest importation.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

TIE GRAND RETAIL auction sale OF real
IaCes Curtains SlcqUgs general Fancy on ojs
&C. viii lie continued every day az II o'clock al 3O ana ~.
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
AnnOunCemeug.l

BRUMMELL is selling Fine MINED CANDIES for
25c rcr pound. jpound box g. at AlO GTandsi near GIN
and GIG BrOa0MaN .near UOAstoI.bL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

An ORIGINAL HOLIDAY GIFT.
Both useful and Fairbanks Family Scales
Fairbanks L. S. STANDARD Postal Scales
no. 81 broadway, New-Iork.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
NEW
ATTRACTIVE
HOLIDAY GOODS.

MEssRs DERBY & co. HAVE OPENED AT IdhlN
NEW STORE, 1927 BROADWAY A LARGE AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CLOCKS, BRoNZEs
DRESSING CASES, DESKS, FoLIos, DISPATCH
BOXES JEWEL CASES GLOVE AND HANDkEr
CHIEF CASES FINE ALBUMS, PoRTEMoNNAlES'
FINE STATIONERY, CARD RACKS, CARD BoAhS'
TRAVELLING BAGS, RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS EA
Sell ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ofEHA
GLASSES, FINE FANS, FLOWER STANDS. PER
rUn,ERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. TIE ENTIRE
STOCK Is NEW AND OF THE LATEST IMPoRIA'
TIoNs. EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
AND WILL. BE SOLD AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
pRnMINENT ARRIYALs.

AHer1arle H0tel-ATstarchi Bey, Iufklsh M,HIsItI
n, Wssningto, Fgfk Avenue HOtCLGen J Ohm - MAJ ma
d1ke and col james Broadhead Of st Lous ana EXON
Tesspan ID j. M0Tell and Andrew T. MoChntOek OF Penn
syyaDa 81 Niegas H9e-Ge9 james . SegSy o. y fitS t
p,,, Ui3,gs0r yI9e-Wliam D. Bishop, Preadebt OF ths
Na, YORK New and Hartford RaTOad Company and
lanes T chest 0f Albany. WesatqSr H0ie-SeSfetaiy
oS tats Iohn Bicelow buckingham HOtet-Sidncy Il ta
ciild Of Cazen0via. N Y .Gr4ad CetdL Hotes6en o. a
Wtiiia,osWY Of Iowa Clarendon H0tetJohn Newell zen
ersi Manager lake shore ard Michigan SOU taeIn ai
va BS1taqn HOasc-COl George is Gray OF SAN iran
eisSo " 4stoT IIouse-A. B. Mulett Of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

Mrs Clewes to a note for $780, on Saturday was COM
mtted 10 eil to await the action OF the Grand jury
Daniel BowIey of No. 80 Academy-.st., Jer-
sey City, committed suicide yesterday by eaping ru
HobOken Ferry boat. His body was rec0yered anu ,ah
TO the undeTtakeTs shop of Michael DuIy No oV
wcst II is stated thatbusiness troubles eo W Se sur
eide
The commissioners appointed to condemn
lands OF the Morris and Essex Railroad Company nu "
the Jersey Shore Improvement Company, Tor the con-
stuctiOn Of the proposed tunnel under tAe hu1syn
RIVER met in TayOrs Hotel on saturday aterhooh acn
of the companies demanded $4,000. Henry D White,
counsel for the Tunnel Company opposed the aWaToing
To award TO the railroad company S23343 ana Jne i
proyement company So 993, making total oil $2'o3o'
NEWARK.
The sum of 5000 was realized at the recent
ball Of the Police Aid Association
Charles Markert, for the past two years col col
ecOr Tor the AriOn Singing Society, who enOcZzel
No 416 HudsOnaye, BrOOkyn where he had obtained
employment. ,,
JULIUsTOwN.-JOhn Hagemen, stOrekeeper
and conspicuous resident, shot on Friday nlGht ny
one PancOsst constable who charged the illicit ni,
macy Of HGgemen with Pancoasts wife. Hagemah VIII
probably die Pancoast was arrested
LONG ISLAND.
BABYLoN.-The confederate of MyTick Clark
who robbed the house Of Amos Dow OF about S1,lUO
last week been discovered He is only 20 years Old
he at confessed his part OF The crime and aided IN
the recovery OF a portion OF the stolen money Cnds
also gave up portion Of the money which no had
buried. He was examined ON Friday and was comuntted
TO await the action of the Grand Jury lie aOOut 4U
years and has wife and three children Corcoran
has a wife and child.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
BROOKLYN.

The total amount of taxes collected since
Dec. Is $2l36,Gsl.
Property worth 500 was stolen on Saturday
morning ff0m the house Of the Rev. Albert Ericsson, No
500 Pacihc-st.
About 1900 persons enjoyed the excellent
skating Prospect Park and the Capitone lakes on
Saturday
Henry Frank was seized with an attack Of
hydrophobia in the liquor saloon at No. 10 Keuave,
D.. ON saturday, and was taken TO the City Hospital
The rear second STORY window of the resi-
donee OF Joseph LOcder, No. 4Ol MCDonough-st, was
entered By q burglar ON Saturday mght5 ana properly
worth S200 was stolen.
John KilcOyne was arrested on Friday even
ing on compisint OF Frederick Hoffman Ot No. l,0l2
Broadway for passing $40 counterfeit bl OF the Rich
mOnd National Bank Of Indiana
John Walsh, No. 76 Neyins-st., and Charles
Trench at Bushwict-aye and DeoeyOisest were found
selling liquUr on Sunday, and the Board Of Police and
Excise Commissioners have deprived them OF their
licenses
An unregistered still was found last week in
the vinegar factory OF Andrew Roth at Imtd-aHe ana
Twenty-frstst Roth was brought before Commissioner
WIno and gave bail In 1000 TO appear for exanina
ton Dec. II.
The Board of Assessors on Saturday met a
number Of the pr0perty-Owners Of North secOnd-st.
H. d. to listen 20 their 0biectQns 10 the proposed widen
ing OF that thOrOug fare The board Gecded 70 give
another hearing IN the matter before taking nnA seH0n
JERSEY CITY.
A peddler named John Wittersheim has be-
gun suit n Justice Corrgans court against The Rev
r. Suydam 70 recover damages account Of tbe bite
OF q dog said to belong 70 The clergyman.
George 8. v. Howard, late treasurer Of the
Jersey City Ferry Company, recently arrested on .
enaEGe OF having forged the name OF bis motherinaw
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
HOME NEWS.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
THERMOMETER.

usIaAcr on RRPoRT FoR THE WEEK ENDINs AT I p NJ
NoI'.0' y nRn 1SIB.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

HOLIDAY Presents FROM THE CENTENNIAL.
Now ON exhibition and for sale AZ KNOX. Fith Avenue
Hotel and 2l2 broadway Of FUlons the cclolae
prize HATS CO.. LoDoon, and The Prize C33aEiLAs
and WALKING STICKS Of W. H. Martin, London, suitable pres
cnts for lady or gentleman.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
STATEN ISLAND,

STAPLEToN.-The Staten Island Railroad,
under its new management has been considerably i'm
proved. New rolling stock has been placed upon the
road, and The old cars have been reconstructed ahu
newly painted. The road has also new force Oi en-
gineCrs aud staff OF conductors from the Hudson
nd Iarln rnana
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
A WHAT IS IT?

1t is neither President or man, that oc.
cupies the White House at Washington.
He respects neither the wishes of the peo-
pie, nor the country. The heat was too
great for his precious body to be exposed
on the Fourth at Philadelphia, but if it
had been horse race or champagne
dinner he would have been on hand. We
cannot express it in any other way than
that the President has made an ass ofhim.
self. The bible records an incident o1
Balaams ass speaking, but the United
States has one doing something more won
derful, he is running the government.
Give us change from this, the whole
country sighs for it.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
Southern Good Feeling,

From the New Orleans Bulletin, July l..
Commander Chas. A. Babcock of the
United States Navy was buried yesterday
afternoon under circumstances that must
have been peculiarly gratifying to his friends,
and that were certainly so to all thoughtful
and well-disposed citizens of New Orleans
who witnessed the ceremonies. The spec
tacle of United States officer who had been
conspicuous for courage and activity during
the late war, followed to the grave by indi-
viduals and organizations that had been
equally conspicuous as identified with the
Confederate cause, was at once significant
and grateful. Besides being tribute to the
personal worth of the deceased and the res
pect in which his memory was held, 1t be-
spoke on behalf of the Southern people =
good feeling vastly to their credit. Next be-
hind the column of the regular military in
the ranks Of the funeral cortege marched
the remnant of that famous body, the Wash
ington Artillery. and the distinguished To-
cal organization known as the Centennial
Guards, together with many gentlemen
known for their devotion to the South dur
ing its period of trial and for their services
on the side to which Capt. Babcock had
opposed. 'a
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
Dispute Over q COrpse.
From the Baltimore Gazette1


Roger W. Pryor, Custom House en-
ployee, died on Friday, at No. % Lewis
street, where he had lived for several years
with Miss Margaret Omikosh. The latter,
after his death, made extensive arrange
ments for the funeral, expending about
$3.50 in the purchase of a burial case, car
riages, etc. The near relatives of Mr.. Pry-
or, residing at S56 East Monument street,
advertised his death as having occurred
there, and made claim upon Miss Omi-
kosh for the remains for burial. This de-
mand the latter refused to comply with.
The father ofMr. Pryor renewed the de-
mand, and again meeting with q refusal,
threatened to 70 into court and obtain .
writ Of repleyin TO recover the body. THIS
had the desired effect, and on the m0rniag
Of Saturday ths remains ware surreudsred.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
THE CASE OF YARYAN.

The case of Yaryan is one that should
not give us surprise. We know Grants
vindictive disposition. We know of other
heads that have had to come off to satisfy
this autocrats ill temper. We know how
he has driven Bristow out of his Cabinet
because of his unrelenting war upon the
ablest supporters of his administration, the
crooked whisky thieves. We know how
he has deposed every one that had any
connection with prosecuting the whisky
frauds and we know very we'll how he
reduced the rank Of Custer because he
dared to give in damaging testimony
against the private secretary Of the Presi
dent, General O. E. Babcock. After all
this there is no reason why we should not
be ready to accept anything. Yaryan is
an honest man, and that is the reason the
President did not wish him where he
WAS. He is the most faithful worker in
the whole Revenue service, and this is an
other reason the President does OF wish
him in that department of the Govern ment
service. The excuse for this action upon
the part Of the chief executive is weak, :,
and offers no covering for the unmanly
motives at the back of it. In the face of
the great shout for reform that is going up
from the Republican camps, this action of
Grants stamps the lie upon all of them.
Because man dares to do his duty, he. is
summarily dismissed by the chief execu-
tive Of the nation. o! virtue, thy reward
is certainly thine own within the Republi-
can party. ,s,sta q ss}sn III, siea
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
I WILMINGTON, JULY s, 1875.
FOR PRisIDENT,
n SAMUEL ]. TILDEN.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
IL THE DECALOGUE BINDING

ID x11G DECA AV0OE DIN DxN0
In the 9Th chapter Of Deuteronomy, it i,
commanded
'Six days shalt thou labor, and shalt do
all thy works.
The seventh day is the Sabbath, that is
the rest of the Lord thy God. Thou shalt
not do any work thereon, thou, nor thy son,
nor thy daughter, nor thy man servant, nor
thy maid servant, nor thy OK, nor thy ass,
nor any Of thy beasts nor the stranger with
in thy gates; that thy man servant and thy
maid servant may rest, even as thyself."
The seventh day is Saturday. If the
law Of God be supreme, why repeal the
obligatory rest, commanded by the bible,
upon Saturday? If the new law abolished
the old, (but Christ said he came to fulfill
not abolish.) We must perferce, accept
the mode of observances for Sunday, from
the authority which abrogated the obser-
vance Of Saturday. Dare to be right.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
THE RATIFICATION MEETING

On Saturday night at the corner Of Sixth
and King streets grand mass meeting Of
Democratic citizens will be held to ratify
the nomination at ST. Louis of Samuel j.
Tilden, of New York, for President, and
Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana, for
Vice-President. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Hon. W. W. Eaton, Of Connec-
ticut, Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and others.
The Democracy will make it such an event
as will index the unanimity in Delaware
for the ticket, and will add to the bursts of
enthusiasm that are coming up from all
parts of the country in the same cause.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
'W'11i1loUr AnnAn.

The Treasury Depsxtmeat = y . mcsl
sinpleasant ituaaion. II i xithods !
head, and anything withouta hsad 6susr.
ally finds It diAicult to sastain llls. Fol
ths first time in ths history Of the country,
business in this department has come 10 :
stand still. There is neither = Treasure,
or . Secretary, and no person authorised
to act in their stead. And there being nc
head it is consequently closed to business
There is law which forbids any acting
Secretary from filling the duties of the
Office for . longer period than ten days
after appointment. Assistant Secretary
Conant filled cut the month Of june. Mr..
Bristow having resigned on the 20th Of
June, but after that Mr.. Conant could not
act. Mr.. Morrill, delayed his acceptance
Of the position, and Don Cameron, Secre-
tary of War, was ordered to fill the duties
Of the Office temporarily, but the Attorney
General has declared this illegal, and the
Department stands now practically with
out head. A new Treasurer, Wyman
by name, is ready to take the place just
vacated by Mr.. New, but as this bond
must be approved by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and there is none such, the dead
lock is as great as ever. The Department
is really going begging for man to take
its head. But honest men will not work
when dishonest man is the master.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
THE HERALD.

y TN MoRMINa HERALD = Vubliahed
|Syery naoFnins, 8nndavs aAsepted) I'D
delivered In ths city Of Wilmington and
surrounding places for six cents Per week.
payable to the carriers. Mall subscriptions.
postage fres, three dollars per annum in
advance.
YHxRMH BRoa, Publishers,
NO. 500 Shipley street.
aS--s g n Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06

inpsovsd \ nol thsn y osn-
memoratiye services Of forty million people
will havs bssn amodkssy q lindspeddenee,
q deluaion of patriptian, dsnsnstra-
ton made feeble pulse of public fseling,
and monuments to progress and liberty
ef6gies.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06
AxnPnrsrA,DYsrrPeIA.DYsPnrsIA

IN Z AsuA
sa 3 e, S;s:.:ss &: :: 6 q
saa me- sponSsne 1o nsat vti S:y; Ss Il e az oss
fan14 fhem1elvse thebres " sur % aycey
malay ,h Thi1 = ~ in " -; .D sotSe re
stoI s ach an6 the brain, Sn6 In pasg galso 2
the net that any disturbance Of the digest
i've function necessarily disorders the Hver
tho bow els and the nervous system, ana
aneces. 70 some extmt the quality q the
d r. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron u .
sure cure. This Is not new preparation,
to be tried and found wanting; 1t has been
prescribed daily for many years in the
practice Of eminent physicians With unpar.
aileled success; It is not exPec ed Or Intend a.,
man family is subject, but u warranted to
cure dyspepsia IN Its most obstinate form.
Kunkel's Bitter W inc Of Iron never falls 70
cure. Symptoms Of dyspepsia are loss OF
appetite, wind and rising OF the lo0d, dry.
meas Of the mouth, heartburn, distenaicn OF
headache, dizziness. sleeplessness and low
spirits. Trs the great remedy and be CON-
vinced of its merits. Get the genuine.
Take only Kunkers which Is put only In
Depot, 25s North Ninth st.. Philadelphia,
Pa.
1t never fails. For sale by all druggists
and dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM.
Removed in q few hours. No fee asked
until the entire worm, with head Is expell-
ed. Medicine harmless, being purely yeg-
etable. Consultation free by DR.. =, +. Kun
kel, No, 258 N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia,
Pa. Seat, Pin, and Stomach worms also
removed. Advice flee. Send for circular.
Go to your druggist and ask for" Kunkels
WORM SYRUP. Price 81 per bottle. The
Worm Syrup never fails
The Morning herald., 1876-07-06

REMODELED! REFITTED! RENEWED! |!
take pleasure in notifying my custo-
mers in Wilmington, and vicinity that the
alterations In my place of business are now
completed, and am now ready to offer
them an attractive stock of Carpetings
Mattings, Oil Cloths, etc., at lower prices
than ever. Call and be convinced.
aPN3m JOHN j. BYRNES.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Az the Harlem Police Court YESTERDAY, Lewis
SeTipp held in $50 bsi for assault Bernard White
mqu ne trouble n Whtemans persistent Efforts
to coll, "a debt rom his assalsnt.
At the Tonhs Police Conrt Yesterday, Charles
Devlin ned without bal the that "hn or
soO' ia Chatham ST., after refusing 20 Y
had Ogiero ~ Gttep TO dsclai ~ pistol at
the JaTkceper.
At Essex Narkn: Police Court yesterday Daniel
niS. Dcnphue CHARGED Tith as suns
ta enfh Precinct They each h'ii
$500 John DWycr held for furt ~ examination on
{ charge Of ieiOaeOEs aeslult upon Patrick Msngih
On Jan. 81 Philip koche" jy.. snd Charles Koch
le living No -69 Secnndare c1ca2ed ~ y
uraTrt ChIIcs drew re7oytr and risrhrfre ur Shtt
af his brother neither 81 eject. Charls a. ad
arrcstei Yesterday, when 81 10 o'ile t':,e
Co.rt he hcd iu default o. -. 10. Nllain
McMahon and JON iIurdn-f. On ATl ], nsl an array dn
which .iuoGatrs an 81 HcMahO1 Yeser AZ hc4ahi az
the NoraNiie poC' court, pref Ttci ch?ge 20 r lo"S
assault HueGner tarTslIycl rcloasodi $1,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1876-04-19

fore Judge sper in the Superior Court yesterday
Reserved
In the suit Of the New-York and Richmond 'fan-
te Co. AGAINST Michael Nolan Michael McGrsth Anore"
Clerk anl James McEvoy judgment was hal against @ 40
tepaut and execution WAS issued against Clerks property
the EmlGfant bs
10 payment OF tie Judgment order 10 snow nj hs re
should DE punished for contempt was q, 20 lie I'M
fused TO appear Judge Sper yesterday ordered MN !" " M
pr sonct and fined $50. ...t
The trial of the suit of Moses NJ Strauss aeahs. Tue
North German Ioyls Company begun YESTERDAY III Co
mon Pleas Trial Term before Judge Van Hoesen inc pam
Gclairas 5000 for the loss Of his baggage ana
in,,es IN himself and vile growing ont d the "Ss oi ~
,.,s steaper Union on the coast Of Scotland near
Psterhser Nov O. 1870. The p3inud chsrsts uS ~
Iu calm sea and through the ncgis ce oi lIe . 20 80
eroyes defense thar ihe sieck was w G rS, p
fc,,l a. ~ seas that the pi1tihs own aiey
the passengers Ihc
an on j. s. Ridgway appears for piaintihi j. io04' ~
e1-Judgc Slipmau for tie defense
The case of Otto Ablborn was brought yesterday
befo-e Judge Barrett IN Supreme Court Chambers on m
bs corys Albon sued by Diekerhoh ana others or
fraudnleptlv obtaining them abolt 81 OOO judgment
went ust him and arresel and confined h Luu
low street Jaf for the fraudulent debt Under the nonmprs
onuent act 10 apied release and obtained an oo or
hs discharge. lis creditors ~ rrupOn inpNh ~ u. ~
ro- nri 70 vacaie this for reailtT aDc for ie
of which it obtained
WIS Granted prisoner show canse why the ORDER W.
cnsrrnR sou be vacated ami tat te be ineaWh
daiual. ami subsequently al a4Ss Nfil o. 3f ~ % -c it
was i~suod These questions are sdl Deioe VIC
Snp4nr Court without waiting tor the dccisi oi lese
questions prisoner apphd 10 the supreme COut py IN
pelOT Crt g.ng a.ged him had - power "a it
OH claim uniI the Orter disc arnin@ nm was
aiudgea void. Judge aarr - rrsrIVc hls "rcish y
H. rury appeared for tae prisoner Elliott shepard or o