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suseu. cu. BEAnDsLEY. }. BYRON JuDKINs.
Burch, Bsardsley & Judkins,
LAW Frs
will practice in the State and United
States Courts. Herscy, Mich. 81
500, 900 to loau OH Real Estate.
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Chase & Kline.

Manufacturers and Dealers in Lum-
Ter and Lath. Special attention paid to
Bill Stuff. Mill and Yard on line of +.
4 r. NJ. Railway, Al miles west of Bald
win 2-l-52
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A. w. Jenkins. n. D.

Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon.
Office and residence on SiOssOn Avenue,
Reed City, Mich 30
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Baldwin PostOmce.

Mail closes, going EAsr-9p. m; going wksr-s
D. m once open Sundays, from IL m. to p. m.
Money order and Registered Letter Office open
ftem q. m. to IL m. and from 70 d p:. M, each
day, Sundays exccptcd). A. y. klsNs,
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8. d. .HAIGlIT.

~ WHITE Sd. HAIGHT.
White & Haight,
Attorneys at Ldw,
Ludington, Mich.
Have Abstract of Titles to all lands
In Mason County
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS;

Don't fail to stop ut the large white
store, corner Of Michigan avenue and
Sevcnth street. 2-l4
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for services rendered before the act went INTO
effect. That would have been TO compei oNo.s
man who had failed to receive bis dues Iot
series OF years TO pay an income tax thersoiga,
while the great portion Of the public only paiu
for Rains Of the yeN. ,a.
These services, then, had been rendered for
series Of years" for long time; TO be speclnS'
they had been rendered, according 10 tine ann
davit during the We "a 1851 1853 1859, 1850, 1861,
I@f2 Now according TO Commissioner Lewiss
decision, MIR. Tilden was required TO include IN
his statement only 1.-THE actual receipts Tor
services rendered In 1867" excluding the pre-
vious years, together with an estimate OF the
unre,ized or contingent income due that year"
This he did. lie fully complied with the law.
We very much mistake the nature OF tho
American people II this assault upon fearless
statcsin an. made In the interest Of public plum
derers and 9rufgates. does not secure for Mr.
1ilden hundreds OF thousands Of votes among
fhir-minded Republicans.
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NIX. TILDEN AND the INCOME tax
Another Reply TO the New York Times.

F"n' me AoiNy ArgW.
Tho Nclc York Times SAYS:
Iu lis answer to the compliant In the Circuit
Count Of the United States, Ia the suit OF the
bt. Louis, Alton aud Tsrre II ,ute Kailro4d COM
pany against himself and Others, which answer
was ned recently, Mr.. Iilden swore under oath
n follows:
That for such services the defendant, Tilden made
chsTge ~ teu thousand dolArs against said second
by e'as s o. .sid ssSoAd wOrgss 63ndn.ltr:
that the def ant dep part Of hi. service,
thouiana dollar: account q professional services
ss Wien sne Ea a g I'm OF The
th3g ami which payment appear. under
report Aforesaid, having been receipted Tor BY
said lilden, On account VI professional services"
The Times further says:
On December 20. 1868 Mr. Tiden svore 10 a return
HEREBY certifi that he following a true and faith
] fidea Of toe ely y Kew YORK aud county d Kew
from ANY Profession, trade, employment or VOCATION
Juu,ry TO 5is, Jay u December 1862, both Jsy. in.
euNe shl .HtJ q 10 a. Income tar under the excise
r7Sii s' the 'A'''a states Income from all sources
TWIN he observed that this anidavlt gives a
. true and taitnful statement Of the gains. profit
or income Of samuel j. lilden - from
LIST day - January TO 3lst daT OF Decent er 1857
Soth Gays inclusive, and subject to an Income
Now, what gains Of Mr.. Tlden were "sutjsc,
10 an income tax % that YEAR,
Charles \. Emerson, lawyer and assessor for
the enth massachusetts, District. SAYS III hi,
Internal Revenue Guide" al page 10 Fl: " Law
gers and physicians may return either the he.
tual fees received during the year without re-
gard t. the tlme when they sCcrued, or 10 the
amounts due 10 tho business Of tho year. bat
when the taxpayer has heretofore adopted one
method, he cannot now DO allowed TO make use
OF the other"
COmmission.r Lewis decided that "a mer-
HINTS return OF Income should cover the bani-
mass " the year 1862, eIcluuing the previous
years. Iucul acted accounts must be ssti-
o. Ii L nh las k.Ts
should incl .de the 'ual receipts for services
!ehaereh ~ !sd4' together with an estimate OF
tne uiTsallIeu contingent income due to that
yelr.' dieGGrln's Handbook Of the United
btates Tax l,w, pT.oJ
in Examination Of the internal revenue law
WI a"tlrif ali ono that these. ,nieitl iut,rpre-
Mo- "s mea' l"dS "arrantol. . PLAN com
6osn ro,,,T, a.5p' mt no man ought TO have
W pay An Income w receipts
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ono day last week poor George T.. Fox,
the clown Of clowns. was quietly taken from the
SomerNile Institute. where he has been an In
mate since last December. to Mr.. John DuH's
resldcEcc at Long Branch. lie submitted quietly
TO tue transfer. and appeared to be happy to
once more get into the free air. though no re-
str ints have been exercised on him further
than the keeping HIM within the limits. lie Is
hariuless. and sits for hours IN one place mum
bling to himself. At times he had lucid inter-
Nals, and spoke sensitly OF the pas', but these
arc growing rartr. and his mentality Il becom-
Ing sapped further week by week. He s also
Hraduuily iailug III physical power, particularly
any use OF. When he arrived IN Long lIr inch he
see him. anu spoke Of the old Olympic DAYS
when New York was going wild over her
clown. lie needs little or no watching, and
II allowed to 70 about OF his own lice ac-
cord. But he never wanders far from the house.
His occupations are eating, sleeping, and talking
To himself. When he becomes sensible. he asks
about his wife, and expresses hope Of being
able vet to return to bis old avocatiOns. This,
however. L. "a deu,ive hope. lie will never re-
cover Dr. BrOwa-Sc guard, one OF the most
eminent Of our authorities on brain troubles,
says no can never appear In public, and any at
tempt TO put him on the stage would only result
In failure, ana hasten the end. IL IL n very de-
cided ana incurable case Of softeninz OF tho
Or in. Nothing can alleviate IL. and though
temporary periods 81 reason might be brought
about by the use of such drugs as bromide of
potassium and phosphorus, their use would only
cause reaction which would each time make
him worse.
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%mustmtwts.


B. W. H 4EfRb seRsjA THEATRE; -, -.
n. ". Hitchcock Proprietor and:Msnsgcr
'''' go .',....',.,.,' THE ,,,nm~
FINEST ENTTHHkTAAitTNMENT
o BE o aSsTERLg g FShh DGEEsaUE
cos sPs b SE'i BilS%LEr.
The greatest R Sf * lIl' 2Sb pSSf&RfRSkY
The ''l'OF''s sEPs sfD,GIiyS . Tsb M HSS
Ih'' A MISS fB Egl%sa qSIRsRRff,Ey.
The charming fssf boIIS e %A E2SsS
The O'e''in' SS 2issYb fs,sfiiE'w WARREN.
The 'N'm'2G Gss flx sGS '''
Miss IDA DEvERE.
SUPERB BpAILEri
MISS EMILY qfIHRqEBRkHiaff, Following '''''''
MILE. LAytNIA. ,,,,.,,..,,,
MISS Dr aTys My RqT kANEQPss 40 . -. -
Mss EMMA sLELEYo ,,,,su
The prince Of c ri, d1lssS%its QUINN.
lD' great e'''n Mis i mxRRa HART.
The excellent h rfTHDf iS ipS aDIf'
''.'' '''' MI F.. D. oooDINo.
Inc celebrated MR. VIZ. DwYER
iH'' 'DP''''&GsoG LiliASSS S6S %'ksfREf 1fi
First viGffohELLI "fiSS ii rs "'n'eF'
."' 'OpO'" Mr. GEO. MITCHELL
First appearance a the We .sgesn Irish comedian
Fr: Of Sf gVppSsr comedian and bur
h'lp''' & ri & lrER'i'f R'9.2n'ni''
ne ethiopian S SIX aaEo ~ w& SiRIRR}g!NSf
The evenings entertainment to conclude with the
grand ballet pantoin,ne, enlitlcdt the
tnt-oauctng or,tr, n,,,,, a. d., IT,, -
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1antto Ual,s.


A NUMBER OF families, restaurants, and hotels
~ wanted u cOnsult their interest anu buy me grade
teas CHOICE 4Oc extra cnOice uncOiored Japan, i5c.
per pound AT Cedar ~, TWO doors from PeAtl III,
liOtr'i terms u large buyers.
YOU NJ man OF goOd address anu reputation for
~ outslar business collecting bills, &c mast deposit
HOSIERY. box 9509, p. o.
A PREACHER one used to designing and who
IA hus a khOwlcGge OF mixing paints
HINES CHINA, 81 Dey st.
A GENT eel newly patented srlcles ~ merit thar
hsen Al Slsh'' HEo L.ftLIoN CO.. nv Nasssust
A GENTS. Finest Photographic HriO copies best
~ OIL BACK nnlsh 65 cents WARRkNS s, $40 Canal st.
4 GENTS wanted Mt the new copying house extra
~ Inducements offered. on re l2t Bowery, room s.
A YOU NJ nan wanted ~ walt IN restaurant.
~ $40 10 av.
A COIDRED walter aud colnred pur or wanted
~ at 0'y BrOa way. Can AZ er O'Clock.
4 a. TIER on shoe trimmings wanted, STEADY
N "ott lss SuifIlk It,
A !;OOD hoy feeder wanted tor ruling machine ~
II I'barty ~
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BANANA TRANSIT AND Pacific MAIL
CTATH LINE or .rEAMER-

- TO GLASGOW, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY.
Prom Pier 80, foot OF Canal ST., \. Il.
STATE OF V!ktlNlA; Thursday Sept. 7.
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursday, scpt. Ia.
Saloon and cabin passages at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. Agents, 70 Broadway.
Storage ticket at IS Broadway, and at COmpany's
pier, foot OF Canal st., \. Il.
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Qrintin9 ytlat,rials.
Norsts. daErlnO.s. 1t.

4 TEAM Of horses, young and sound, separate or
Atoge her furniture truck express wagons harness.
No. l26 Division H., saioon.
NOR SAI.E-Horse, harness. and top business
WAGON cheap Inquire al 2Stn st.. corner sth aY, IN
grocery store.
I,OR SALE chcap-A pony.puilt horse, sound and
i KIND. Inquire at 1913 7th ay, corner l9thst
V"E>ri-FiIIHItt yNtttST7 NIL slSp
FROM NOW TILL AFrtR THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION,
POSTPAID, TO ANY Address THROUGHOUT
TIE lNlItD STATES.
NO CAMPAIGN Doc UMENl LIKE IT.
Address the sCN, \ Y city
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Matbln,tp.

WANTED a second hand Blake cru her anda Dia-
New YORK. ciy
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SUNDAY TRAINS
A. NJ. 1850, 0:4O L. NJ.
Returning-Leive Rockaway Beach 1l:iO A. NJ: 4. 4.5o
T. SEQ p. NJ. Far Rockaway gao A. Nj 1908 i.2d,
h:ls C:97 $40 r. NJ.
Take Terry james slip doot Chambers ST., sundays
excepted, halt lej before departure uf trains
Jerry foot SAN St. r. daily, nfteen ll5l minutes be.
fore departure Of trains.
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7 ,ONG IsLAND RAILROAD.
R0CKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island City for Far Rockaxay snd
R2cxaway BEACH at 1908, 1908, 1880. A. ~. Use.
For Far Rocksway. 6:35. Dos A. NJ. 800. $50. 7
p NJ.
Returnins-Leave Rockaway Beach s:3s. 1880 A. NJ,
1880 3:05. 5'Ss. d;3s j. NJ. Far Rockaway $50.
652 1857. S:55, loss, 1852 A NJ. 1857. $780, AGO.
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CMEE}K ahtf dsis ,qsm NEW
q. Pier AZ. n r.. at p N. Fare Doc. Berths free.
EOR NORWALK DIRECT,

Connecting with Danbury. Norwak and New Haven
Railroads by steamer ARROWSMITH daily SUNDAYS
excepted from JEWELS dOcx, Brooklyn. $50 p NJ. /;
Pier 81 East river 2i5 r. NJ and foot OF $50 St.. East
river. ats +. NJ Fare 80 cents. Excursion tickets, 90
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STEAMBOATS, ano Raiiroaos.
A -.PEOPLE'S. LISE steamboats, for Albany
ceptedl AT 0 2 NJ Pier II. N. r.. foot Of Canal 81.

DROOKLYN, New YORK. and Ne wburgh, by steam.
ID boat ARMENlA.-Lcaye Fulton ST., brooKyn, ut o.
vessry st.. New YORK A. 9:sQ and stth e. at gi5 NJ
and Cornwall. Returning arrive at BROOKLYN r.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP. 81.
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN. as CENTS.
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TwrNrY'EFIllHtA vfR ffss1ts SUI TILL SEND
fHon No" I'LL ffitfhcEfFioSYn' N ri'N9ipiN iiAH
POSTPAID. TO Any ADDRESS THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT.
Address TIE sun, \. Y. city.
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ExCUH~IONs TO COMFY ISLAND.


GA 81 Kt bArHING
- n0t,RLY TRIPS TO
Every hour from A VI. to 4 r. NJ. North River
landings only. The steamers IDLEMl lid ELIZA
HANCOX, aud GEN. sEDGWlCk wall maze daily ex.
cursons 70 coney Island Beach as follows;
Twcntyf0nrth 81. -, 10. II A. VI, l. NJ l. .. iP.M
Tenth 81 alo, 1910. lEIo A. NJ. 1910. l'Io, siO.
Fransla s,oeo, 1920. u;eo A Nj, Iaso, i.so geo,
800, i.21 z NJ.
4.3O, $40 r. VI.
SATURDAY NIGHT TRIP, Sept, 9. Fishing
leaving Harrison It., y. r.. l2 T. Nj 10Th st., \. H.
l2l.i SIN y, r.. isAo Per25; I, Il, a, NJ. Tick
sund y, Sept 3. AL. &. FOSTER. Manager.
I'O CHARTER for e1eur.ions, the swift and com
modous steamer TWILIGHT. n. ii. CO., 80
Broad ST.. IL to 3 O'Clock.
NEST POINT, NEwBURGH PouGnkEEPslE.
w AND RETURN SANE DAY
By DAY LINE STEAMERS.
VwENTY-EEITX,E UG,tSTs VIZ. SEND
FROM NOW TILL ,AfrLR IRE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO ASY AhbRtss THROUGHOUT
40 TIL, UNltEp, ,sTTATkss,vv -
Address THE sun, ~ Y. city.
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StippinI.

~ - Fol, LONDON.
ERIN. Saturday, sept =, Z, NJ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
EaXPr sept sSP n. =, Tne Queen, Sept 10 I'M
CABIN passage $40 End $50 currency .eiarn tlcSeis
Drafts issued from 81 upward at prices Apply
~ the cOmpany's Oflice, 90 Broadway.
r. W, J. HURST. Manager.
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Mfant.S. ..MaIts.

csnyasser wanted. Good In
II ducements to responsible men. ego West aotn st.
INTER on boots and gltcrs. eoJ Clasaon sv. near
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5s3 De kab av., Brooklyn, Sunday the 10Th insI'
at two Il. ".
PAAR-on Friday evening October Is. 1870 ibA-
HELEN, beloved wife OF William II Psar aud daughter
OF James r. and Helen NJ. Humphries.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Respectfully
requested 10 attend the funeral from her iate resi-
1cnce No a34 East 4h ST.. on Monday afternoon
Octoper 10. at hali-past one r N.
pI~sEyr.--on Saturday. October IA, WILLIAM Ps
SENT. IN the SD year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
fRicE- -on Thursday October H. CT consumption.
HARRY Is. PRICE, in tue 22d year OF his age.
Funeral service will be held at No. 40s Gold ST.,
Brooklyn this Sunday. October Is, al two r. NJ
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
snfrrARn-on saturday afternoon. October IL,
jams SHEPPARD. IN the .lst year OF bis age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SMITH Saturday, October IA, LENA Smith, wife
OF John Smith. Jr
Funeral ten O'Clock A. n. Tuesday. October II. from
her late residence, lli Dcgraw ST. Brooklyn.
STEPHENS On October L. WILLIAM Y. STEPHENS,
aged 10 years. native OF wesport county Mayo, Ire
land
The funeral win take place from his late residence,
" eth ST. al hall past ten O'Clock A. NJ, Monday, lotn
inst, thence TO ST Mary's Cemetery Clifton, 5.
TREuscH. DR. EDWARD, on Friday evening, OF heart
disease.
tend the funeral Sunday, October l5. at one
O'Clock, from tho residence ot his son-in-law, No 80
West s5th st.
vAS CLEgY.-At New Brunswick. N j.. October IA,
IRA T.. youngest son OF James NJ and Ellie ). Van
CleeL
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho.
funeral at two O'Clock 7, NJ, Tuesday, october II,
IRON the resldcnce OF Mrs. Ira T. Clark, Somerset ST.,
without further uotice
VAS kErREN.-On Thursday October L. JULIA.
youngest daughter of benjamin and Mary b. Van
kenren, aged years, 10 months and days
Relatives and friends OF the lamiiy are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, No. IA Gardner av, JERSEY City Heights ON
sunday. october l5 ut hafpasi two.P. NJ.
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THE CHINESE OFFICIALS.

THEIR VISIT IN NEw YoRK-sIGHIs THEY SEE
AND WHAT THEY THINK OF THIN
The Chinese representative at present In this city
are employing their time 10 the utmost observing
everything OF interest The two Commission
ers Ii saoch iii and Chin Che Heuen besides their
official dutes as the Centennial Exhibition, are in.
trusted with another mission, vz:-rhe compilation OF
interesting facts concerning industries OF every kind
and tho public and government institutions OF Amer
ca.s They are gather all necessary information
during their visit, and when they return to China, VIII
prepare book upon what they have seen. Chm Che
Heuen and WI Ying Sing, tho Mandarin, both speak
the English language fairly and arc able to
understand IL even better During their stay here,
which will probably extend until next Tuesday OF
Wednesday. they are tho guests OF Mr.. Henry Have
meyer who also assumes the duty OF cscorting them
10 different points of interest
On Friuay afternoon small steamer taken for
the party aud visits were made 10 the sugar WORKS AZ
Jersey City and Greenpoint The foreigners took
deep interest IN the process OF chning and possess
ing naturally keen pcrceptvc iacuties, they soon,
grasped alt the details OF the work. Aferward they
steamed around the Islands 10 Hell Gate, iunching
mean he board. In the evening soirte musicale
was gwen In their honor at Mr., Havemeyers resi-.
dcncc, and they showed an entire appreciation oil the
music, which included several concerted panoforte
pieces Al later hour the Fro Department was Wis
tied and tho Eongoans were astonished AZ the iacili
employed. In their own country they said. from
four 10 six hours were occupied IN getting 10 nrc.
Yesterday morning the party, excepting WI Yns
Sing, early upon their travels; nrst going TO
Stewarts retail dry goods store. What claimed their
particular interest here was the sewing machine de-
partment This machine, by the way Is one Tor which
The Chinese appear TO have natural aptitude, large
numbers OF them being employed IN San Fran
cisco operators. The Mayors oticc was next
visited, where tho foreigners were presented
TO the Chief Magistrate Of tho city by Mr.
Hnvcmeyer Mayor Wickham in turn gave them
q cordial reception, with which they were evidently
well pleased Then they proceeded 10 the Tombs and
conducted through It's -labyrnthian ways by
Warden Quinn Al the time OF their visit the Court OF
Special Sessions open, and the Celestial visitors
watched the manner OF transacing business IN that
branch of the public service.
Amer this we're taken IN regular order the Mercan-
tile Sale Deposit Company tho sub-rreasury, tho Gus
tom House and dinner. With the frst mentioned they
were especially attracted while at the Custom House
they kindly welcomed by Mr. Philips and gwen
number OF books Illustrative OF the official transactions
OF business In that department.. Last evening they
visited Booths Theatre and one or police pre-
To-day they Will go TO Central Park and the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The large ''cradle" cable which was brought to tho
New York pier Saturday the 7th inst, was hoistcd
to the top of the New York tower on Friday Nothing
WAS with It yesterday, because Mr.. Harrington,
who has entire charge OF tho wrowork on tho BRIDGE
thought that II there any hitch bringing
tho river would not be cate let remain dangling
all day on the Sabbath. Tomorrow morn
ing, At cight O'Clock. the work OF TAX
Ing this cable over VIII commence Al oi
the necessary paraphcrnaa. such as the clamps
pulley and wheels already In position, SO that by
tomorrow Mr.. Harrington confidently expects that
this the first OF the large ''cradle" cables will be
safely the river and 0rmy secured At
tho Brooklyn anchorage The cable viii DO carried
over on The carrier rope, to which u will be at
tached by sster hooks" After it Is two
men will be drawn an iron buggy over Thcse men
remove the hooks, and leave the cable froe to be
stretched into position.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge shipman announces that he will call tho Jury
calendar the United States Circuit Court oD Tuesday
morning, the 18th inst, at ten o'clock.
Charles Heck, arrested on a charge OF passing
counterfeit ten dollar bill on the Lafayette National
Bank, Of Indiana, on Mr. Erhardt Of No l69 Chryste
street, was held yesterday by Shields TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury
James Jackson, Tilghman Gaskctt and James Aeyne,
the three colored sailors or the schooner Schultz,
who raised mutny account Of the captain striking
butter their bill q. iare held yesterday by
Commissioner Belts to await the action OF the Grand
Jury, tor disobedence or orders
The case OF the three little acrobats-Joseph
o. Donohue and The dminutive Ellis brothcrs-who
taken by the Society ior the Prevention OF Cru
city to Children from the custody OF Alfred Smith IN
circus Poughkeepsie, which considerable testi
nony has been taken, was concluded yesterday.
The matter will now be submitted TO the Court and
argued It's merits.
Thomas Tigne yesterday arrested and locked
MP on q charge preferred against him by Mr.. Charles
O'Connor tho superntcnde OF the Newsboys' Lodg-
Ing House. whom he recently, 1t is alleged, It.
tempted TO backmaiL Judge Westbrook directed the
papers to be submitted to the General FERN OF the
Supreme Court with vw to inquire INTO the conduct
Of w. II. Johnson, the attorney IN The case.
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THE COURTS.
Avoidance Of Trial on a Tech
nicality.
JUDICIAL RAID ON MURDERLrs.

In July last Meyer H. Godsclmidt sold his Interest
In the Tivoli Theatre to Jacob Abere, but, as nc
claims. reserving Tor his own use the upper moor III
The lss Of next Nay, and paying therefor IN advance
rom the proceeds OF the sale. lew days since
Aberle, as alleged, made orcibe entry on the upper
noor claiming his right to occupy the same A suit
for trespass accordingly brought by MT. Cod
schmidt against Abere. and the came on ior ra
yesterday before Judge Robinson, OF the Court ofCom
mon Pleas The parties were in Court, represented
by their respective counsel, and . jury IN
readiness to pass upon the merits oil the cas- inere
was 6rst raised preliminary objection that IN the
nosicc OF trial stated that i: would take place
'beiors tho honorable Judge OF the Court OF CON-
mon Pleas"
II don't know any such Judge In this Court as The
honorable y insisted counsel
II should hope they all honorable" said Judge
Robinson. smiling.
..But the notice is specific enough" insisted
counsel
This objection overrued, and then u was fur-
tner objected that IN the prccept the requirements Of
tho sta utcs were not complied wth IN designating
both time and place. only time being mentioned
"That is fatal Objection" SAID Judge Robinson,
'and order the proceedings dismissed with an apology
TO the jury Tor having been summoned here on such
futile proceedings"
Although thus beaten on technical point, MI.
Goidschmidt he does not intend 10 give II up SO,
buI will come luto next time with legal armor
that villa resist the attacks OF the most willy counsel