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New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
CORyELIUs r. BOGERT. NJ. D.

DIR. Cornelius Il. BOgert, who died on Sat
urday morning, al hi, residence No 7t NarSS place, ~
hi, seventyeighh yeGr one of the Old So pracsi
pbvscians in ibis city and had been connected ned
icai examiner with tine New.YnrS Life Insurance Com
uany. irom its ORGANIZATION. Hew1s son ot John o..
Bo.ert prominent New-York lawyer, who was for
many years Russian Consul this port. At Yale Col
legr he showed drrlrd preference for me lea study
and after MS gFadllt pursued his Studies IN this ct
lie 81 Do six Neai5 ia iEn Wet IudIrs medical attrud
ans .o the slaves several l1rg. plantations. on his
rpuru I'M 1881 ne at once secured isr-c pfactlc",
p,iliy among the oldest fnmilics of the ~ IN 1888
r M rrpd . difigi ter of Edward &. ThurtOu, wealthy
merchant ~ Hudson. y Y About years ago, failing
Lca compelled bin urtlugusu much 0f hls practice,
tttu-n hr rtit the lDotiuU Ol medical examiner 10 lht
N.,York Lin. Insuin nee Company un'il bis ir1th Or.
Bysrrt WAS known and cs c-lcl by large nGmh,r uf
prominent ue0pc in tins city. He lra'cs He aud Two
J-r-,no Eugene T. Rogrrt ot Ih' stock Exchange,
and tbc otuer. the vie Oi LOUIS r. Hoyt, tie banker
IA, funeral VIII take place tomorrow ut 10 % m at LIS
Ie,l.uge.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

William Burdon, Of Brooklyn, has sent a
,opa Communication 10 Alderman Tunmry, Chairman OF
Tie S &C a Committee Oh Water supply Tor tAc Ciiy of
New Yor6 IN which be clois 10 set forth much cheap
er mode Of Obtaining than Tat at present in
Ills Ian D., tut by means of CLOSE canal or coudu
beginning at the Harlem RIVER. running throu-h West,
chester County. following the lowlauu- aidhe ping tie
3euth below the wen level, supply suicien, ior Tho
fr,il,rc u,e OF the ci br Obtained. lie says tc
canal would always hr iU Cf pure Votcr Supplied flou
.hc great uudGaltUud basin of W,Stch, stcr as il
Woulu intercept IN lis course al tGo springs ana
streams. lie propose 20 have one itt.n cui dU
nrsuuing 40 point west ol Kings Bridge, or clS. o.
fe.f,a Bridge, ON tie NC-cit-t.T --c q, The II IIeu
f.iycr run lug UP inrou,h MtsiCLestr, with lateral
branches ChG lcij, tLt utjTr the ground
,rt ir snal Ones to b. bul 300 each tf tac Yair!
ANA % cross funnel made % intercept Oh la ALT con
os 10 be extended a,coIdul tu the ga cf tine city
Mr. Huron CLAIMS tiat itI puu my Weil- ou me New
York SIDE connecting win tunnel un.rl iHe Harlem
Hiy,r sufficient WOulG be a to 10 carry water 20
ilt u,pci floors EO-scs uu MurH' Hill Tue cost oi
ti WORKS he estimates dt 3g,jOD0Go exclusive OF the
rig.t of way. lie SAYS tine cXptn, ol pumping VIII Do,
compare wn that OI buiiiug costly reservoir. on high
elevations and f 70 did, tie sanitary ddy dlta-cs
wound m.te tndu cOmpeus te,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
OTTDOOR SF0RTS.
DISHONEST PLAY on THE BALL FIELD

DISHONEST PLAY Oh THE BALL FIELD.
There has been great excitement among the
baseball players in Louisville and 81 Louis over the eN-
pu sion from the Louisville Cub Of Deyhn, lill Crayer
and Nichols charged with dishonest playing during the
sason These players with ,he exception Of Crayer, wAo
i. only ,uspecte are gnown It is asserted, to have
trbutcd 10 the OF their club IN SIX different
cities and received money from outside per,ons for 50
dong 10 viii not be known whether they Will be eN-
ucIrd nom tht League entirely uutl next moH, Whru
the L'1mc Committees VIII meet 3D. Cleveland
The Statements made 10y DevAu and lial "i thrh DC IN
ycefilu ed Considerable interest s fri 30 t't matter IN
So. ui. since Drylu and Hall gagged t0 play WHh
the Brown stockings next season. DctW lS coh.ld itd
one of the be. pitchers IN thc League. ana Hal besides
beng an excellent Outtt der, r. one Oi thc League
strongest Datt,IS trdVeT Was cNIcwp from tie LOUIS
Vc Ciub upon charges mace against MN bN ttfnGhI,
auuiirr member Of tt club; Iut GcrhIIdi liS since
stt lIttcr 10 the pICsdtu of the c.ub ctiAlhG ILr
tIuth o. hi. CIar-e Cr Yor has Otth cnS'Srl I" nv
d. the new Hartford Cub next so1+or Auuihrf ease u
thai Of Addy captain and rlt-i, der for the Cnc niat
Red Stockings, WHO was dism ,Sed rom lc 'iuo ou '1l
uiiay Charges AGAINST Foley, who is tn play az tuid
b.. sc Tor Inc club in 1873. aIc 90 DC investigated
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
HOBOKEN BOOKSELLERS INDICTED.
JUDGE KNAPP TEACHES 1uR GRAND JURY LIS


son.
The IlOhOkcn booksellers were arrested re-
Gently, and lodged in the Hudson County jail f.r I,
night After their release BAH, ih.y packed NJ an
their pool apparatus and 10 Baltimore The Bal,i.
more then being run aud cer business flour
ished for time. About days ago they returned to
this CITY, and stored their implements for the Winter
hoping lat better facilities would be afforded them cr
swndiing people before spring
The exposures in TH1 1EIBUSE have shown fully the
in which the booksellers Gups the unwary end
the evi influences Of their establishment especially upon
clerks ard Others who have access 10 money nor thar
the pooroom tempted to risk first their own funds and
then money which does not belong 10 them. These *.
pusuces ana the audacty of The loO[scc's DO cIlyus
their business Wt'ou. prc'cuse of cD9ccgu u m the
been declared TO DE in violation OF law. aroused
public sentiment which demanded that these
Hudson County appeared before Judge knapp .u TIE
Court of over ard lermiupr, .IeTsV ltr. wee. 4,0
and asked i0 d. discharged from further duty. judge
Knapp refused then request because they had not m
dicted TIC pOos.icr;. Tao Grand Jury, however took
no further action % tn naitoc. ON saturday sucriG
yerty was ordered 90 bfuy tut iIrus into gO Alter
i.tut search, ne SI r succeeded 10 ,ifia them All
together cLccpC three, who were uncd hy ilr COURT
Jnd-c Knapp became indignant when the foreman 5aid
ihOy hai noJ yet found the lld.ctm Ms. ht severely
rcpTiIIiudeI them Tor their u"ge d .1id not
matter ot discretion, Int palI duty Ihnlc could bo
question about the law because pool u. had peJn
decided N g1i by ~, highest court m me oate. II vas
tAcIr Ouy 10 iDdict, as thc facts unai, utod.
Tic Grand Ju.oIs consult q for about hal. u0ur
ana returned with c-ht Indictments against James L.
Kelly and Clamccy Bliss, 0i t0e hm 0f Kelly d Bi'ss
JODn 4. M,Dou-a, Of .Ie Iuf LAthangr, and j. IL
IlhrsDU Tier. .Ie two Indictment, l each case. FOR
k .,fn, embline house pnd % dlsOr,eiy house rhe
BAN iu each case j., y 0O0 asd the aggregate Iuut Of
security required ana furnished "as about $4,000. To
d,,ruuauts nave deposited HItu Hermann d. Busch, VI
uO1Ok, u, $4,000 m Government securities.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
TIE COURTS.
THE KEYSER CLAIMS.
THREE MILLIONS DEMANDED ny TIE crTY-KrYsy,
SAYS lie Is CREDITOR, NOT DEBTOR.

SAYS lie - CREDITOR, NOT DEBTOR
Judge Blatchford in the United States Dis.
trici Cou, In Bankruptcy heard argument on satl7a.
concerning the Keyser case Regster DWIGHT rec.t,i.
decided that the proof OF tAe claims Of t, city ay-
John II. Keyser, the "rug plumber" r 50 40 t5s "a
should De postponed until assignee should b, ch,,
by the other creditors. corporation Cout
George T. Andrews argued IN behalf 0i the city and n,
Goeiler for kcyser. Judge Blaichford decided tbat
Register DwlghPs position correct and that tna
validity Of the ciys claims must be ef 20 the con is,
ton of the assignee Tie creditors viii meet NJ R.g,,
DwgAFs once "wednesday. and some action viii he ses
then ~ regard 10 an gEee.
Mr.. Rcyscr had prepared a uroiesf which dol.
that the cltys claims against hin are untoundee ~
denies the charge that BE- obtained money frauduent
rom the city ana submits his books. sh0 fr~ sjOO0o1
paid In cash - wOTkmcn IN ms employ during oe tt,
years of MS dealings with the city checks amounting ~
Sl2J. 900 paid 20 five business fns for p,rIsis -,
the course OF business, aggrcgatng SGTJOOO from ia
largest part OF which D. claims, Tho cify recsiyed 10
whole bemh lie SAYS: "Althougl tIcss aiAoun.s lo
not represent nearly All the checks i,und s0no fou-
months O check issues are lost nor he .rg amount OF
bank Bus paid out without pastnS tEIorZh tie bank
the total Of check vouchers whirHl bore of n ayyree,
$l,2JoO0O paid by the bank Ia thIee years o my
dealings with the city"
Mr. Keyser then cnarges at much Ter 9Th on he mag.
ntude ana variety ut The work done by im for Tie CIV
entering into mlny dotnils He asserts that tho cv -
ccved the ul value Of tie WORK. lie says conclusion:
mentioned m this claim ~ hay'ng been paid 10 No, /
nave mover received. fugtherchare, upon informant IN
and D'ef that the Controller k In receipt Oi SO.
OoD paid INTO the treasury by prOprrfyu uuOu as
srsSed work done upon sewers ana culyerts which ys,
done by me, under direction ~ the Sewer n.p41u..f
ana haa not been paid over % me- credited urtrr
nnfGusted claims fOr good and valid work lone by ,le
duilhg June, July, August and september Is7l lnde,
"Intrs from lhe sewer Department when, DO credited,
should more Than ba.Inc' claims tOr overcharges
WHICH tLc cry alleges against me-"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
OWL NOTIs.
CIVIL NOTES
.Iudce Lawrence, in Common Pleas, Special

Judgc Lawrence, M common lt'Si Hp' i1i
Term. denied, ON sJurdly, an ap piigati'n l'f I'D al
IN ile brought a.aIus him by one OF ua actresses oi
his troupe. ~,
.Judpe Lawrence, ia Supreme Court, Chambers,
, - tur.y granted mott. 30 naLe more dtlHH' ana
certain the com yliiut of W liam H. s's%4i aSa,si ~,
n iioyrv ANA he National Burglar md THEFT h-rtuhre
S,,n,auy Tho SUIT Is ior 900 sLdes oI me aloch no
posted with hof'4'
M.rion sherman Reeve, in her suit for
,,re asair>t b nllmu She w3I Reeve, ou tle ground
M abandonment. say, .he} We e married priv ae,'"i
out ceremony and lived to-ctasr as @ aud ir ~ l'n
t,Ns las, NAV Doe .cft htG He s11- there never "as
.r,i.,yr Charles plcC, t'c referee to ascertain tie
Ioper amount OF a.uon}, has reported 80 wee. '.l
~ OO counsel Zee. 1f proper amount. h"liD" q" ''"
uru ths Iclo.t Dl4 D., mace t'-"aA.
John 4. Foley, counsel for the Department
~, luIn, has cu.cgs. Judgments ~ thirteen rus iof
f,io,e e. comply w.tE Go, hIidlus laws These J'd@
c,.n,s vric entered ou S.uCd.y Oh tui+e ldIisho.'
ntrl I'm uIuc tnr suits, .-J~ against T.. n N'l'-.
Jonn w.ud,lph' j. T. N"ni.io.',. "n - - A. & &'.,i piNon
nul P..r.ch Cuitu, Tic laHtuCtr are l.f 1'V ,.
I'm iour .ns against Jacob hon' t"e J""s'Ie"'' ' o'
1928 EACH
Somua J. Conroy, boy OF thirteen, was
eomn,t,d az hs mothers request TO 900 House % IS
me for tr antcy H. father, NOT having assrGtrd 90 no
,,irmcut applied for bis boys release aud obtained
i of hah,as corpus auG ccu'iorlr 20 scst ~ validity.
= r. Robinson ON behalf of the House ot kriukc' or,
posed t.o discharge iho commitment b.ns 'o.U't ,,
Jud.s Lawrence thought 10 naId that G'l! LOT y nt
duys truaucty, should be- imprisoned Tor csh' !e' V
reserved his decision
Mrs. Louisa Elnst is widow with TWO
children Hcr husband by his will appointed h' DfolI''
Francis Ernst guardian Of bor cndrgD The brother. Oh
tie ground of her .ross umolahties tooS lhe cAol'H
from her and placed them iu the Cathene fs9'sgsI, gI,;
enrps Tor the rrturn Of her children, aiming Na' -
| lad rcInaIlicG anu Feiofme0 AHV "IP'''""VN
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
nnT1I-ARN NOTE9.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 11.--Iudge Thomas
4. s,enee o. Maryland. Assistant su ncrintcuden of
fhr Railway NAL Server, and formerly Assistant Ator-
nc General for the Post once Department, Ucd ycsier
day morning of pneumonia Judge spence was grrin-
atrd lt Yale COlicL, IN 1899. 3nt ~ l-lp was itHl,
District "A, % Whig IN the XXNlIth Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1l.-Gt0rgc j. Barry,
Gaze -isn line in the United states Navy. died At his
residence in this city yesterday morning. He was a
roty. os Maine and WIS apuCm ted from hat state.
IEs praIur crry into the service WAS on me -th OF
Juuc 1856 and ic was commissioned Chle Engineer
NoyeuiD 10, 1853.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 1l.-Ihe Rev ". j..
L,w.e.a ..eIlknown Pr.s,vtcrIun minis cr, IS dead
IL. was very popular III Louisville, and DlucA Beloved by
f,y Ia, tuf.A
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
MEATH OF A VETERAN SEAMAN.

An old man-of-war's man, named james
spence~ lied last week at the SAILORS snug Harhor
Staten Island after residence there OF more than
ouarer Of a century. he was scyenr-eielt years old
90 tl l,si survivor Of the famous fight between the
A uercau lrgate Essex and o., Bu.lsh mtn-0l-W.r
Pbg la and Chrrub, Valparaiso iarbOr ID the wdg ol
1sIy -ueuc Z slued a. powdc f-uOF, inc ErsC1 NJ
the Drc u- oui II the war, uI 6eicd throughout hof
long cruise. uudor Captain David Porter on ne same
We. was the is.c Admiral EarIdgul, a. mid-hlpnan
on his cruise. FaIrtgut always received ms old
sbIlnate kindly whenever business brOugh tie Admiral
10 NcT-YOfk At Far. a.is fuuta, spencer persisted
in following the hears" 20 the grave through severe
min storm. Tue consequence cold Oh his lungs,
from which be never recovered
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
MAcKsNEN AT cREEDMooR.

The number of competitors who engaged III
the matches at CrecdmoOr on Saturday was compare
lively small owlue 10 Tie cold rain and head wind The
Parker" shot guu, which snot for at 1000 yards
wa, won for the thrd time by G. J.. BIyd,nou4s, On "
srnr nf I:,T in possible 100 and & therefore becomes
I'M. pcr mai property la th iout competition lo' the
cold MlraShan's' badge, Ic eued D., CJi"c HlhIti''
IN. winner, Ou a score ot Rj u pus.lniv DO p"r
of tllr competitors, W II Cochran, "t t.' e'n h'-.-
uti,.uf to d. crease his sclrc 10, suhsuIlh, s-itl"A
fo, a. -elIlng shot. General !. L. hith Won I' iI'n-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
PAROLE AND TEN ERoEcK NEXT YEAR.

Parole and Ten Brock, now the most famous
hos,s u tine country, may meet next season, u Ken
tucsy turfmcu are willing back tncr flvo1te racer
Pierre Iorard Paroles owner, offers To match Parole
..ni-' Zen BroccN any horse IA ttls country l"i
f 81 ODuO o 900 Tor race OF Two OF tLfe hilte
at j rome Patk at Louisville. McHrlth qua ONE
k,uulckluus say that Ten Brock vii piooabN pe
Iatc.u gJinst Paru tncy have gIeat eohdence III
In. ErutuCAy eli ltuuuint.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
A coLoRED CONVERT TO PoLYGAMY.

Samuel p. Patterson, c0l0red and deacon OF
cooYcd Ne hodst church, Eas before t.' Harlem 10
lice curt charged with bleamy or rI'r io ah atteHP'
~ uolygamy According ihc charges against HIM. no
80 .d ~, December 1879 60 Miss Caroline lhomp-
.r and t,t Apr to Miss Rosa Hged aud tncIc i ~'--
r n,,rr 10 Iuuisu Mm uuul be prepared 60 marry
MS, MARY D. Cook Wn" d. "a. lIs ht' ''l'-i
t.ou-n according 90 her, " los c"nt 'c crazy '-so
Dufy held Patterson 10 OIii Do wv.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
BusNEss ENEAKRAssMENTs.

The question of the discharge OF Duncan,
Sherman 4 Co., ia bankruptcy proceedings was CON
tnued Saturday, until November "A.
Assignments the benefit OF creditors were hled on
Saturday by John C. Morrison 20 julius D. Alexander
and by john Joost ana Martin Joos JoOst Brothers 70
The schedaIes OF 20 Christian Roos the Swedish
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
Tur SUNDAY LAW IN TRENTON.

Trenton, y. j., Nov. 11.-lhere was con
eleb. excitement Acro to-day, M consequence OF the
att.up. o the Ciiy Rlrucd Company 10 ruu th,r ears
,i,i,u.p the street, SUNDAY, contrary TO law The
Chief of Police directed bis otce % stop the ears. This
tn,, did wien - crowd Of 800 Or 400 persons cmhoi
gbc manager of tie road urged tht drivers to go on ANA
fn, a fime vioence Was iearu The Chiei Of Police m
tutiK CAUSED tue arrest oi tgrCl drivers Who Insisted
mon Violating tuc Law. Toe authorities finally pre-
VAILED, ANA the cars were taatu OIL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
OTHER ATTRACTIVE RESORTS.

The Thanksgiving proclamation Of Governor
Van Z1udt. ol Rhode t.iaHd. less Than hurs On
ltugih lie cghd.t ie.uc - luus urCcldmajOA wi'IoHt
iIrspa-sug uI gthnnue state, tic weather
tvO Did 90 I'm scat az afd Cincinnati Enquirer
one Of the Kentucky MinstIcls il sitting for
lis carte cuacis. Operator: NOW, slr, luOt pleas
aIt-.u. 90 Eu.a." Minstrel fuilc5 "Oh! that Will
never do. IT, TOO vide lol The Instrument"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

whitney captain OF the vessel The murder IA alleged 70
have taken place September 30 while on the VofdBe
from this to San Francisco. Kelly, whose rea no
Is said be George Horseford, belongs In COnnecHcu
and is expected 10 arrive by the steamship Gamma N
warrant for has been issued by Commissioner
Shields The two men had not been upon good terms,
and ouarreed the morning in question: anh cam. 70
blows The result was not known unt ksly ,, Hehs iu,
ward and said Captain whitney had fallen overheard
Trace of blood found on the deck aud snip sues
and this fact. well remarks made by hclB gaNo
ground for the suspicion that murder had been oon-
m cd
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
pFpnRrED MnnER ON sHlPBOARn.

Information has been received at the United
States Dst1ct-Atiorney's office tAat Michael Kelly
opd mate OF Tie American snip Iaranne Notehohm Of
this port has been sent here from ST. Thomas 10y Consul
smith. charged with throwing overheard Thomas Z.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

banker was fled IN the Court Of Common Pleas on sat
urday showing ~ SS73 40 Of liabilities aud SI'OO OF
assets Habeas corpus proceedings III the case oil k0o
Justice Davis to-day.
Tho schedules of Charles Kaufman were filed Satur-
dav giving his liabilities at S62352 and his assets at
S2627g So
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
RESULT OF A FAMILY QUARREL.
-cmiah Tiniha. n labOrer of No. 42 Oak-st..

engaged in violent quarrel with his wife Margareta
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon He intoxicated
and became so euraSei that he seized peuknito ana
stabbed in the back The wound not dangerous
The husband IN the Oak Street Station.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

r1ptcy OF COrydon Weed This IL n mistake Inc com
pany loses nothing whatever IA all It's debts arc fnly se
cured by farm mortgages In fact the company en-
tirely unaffected by Mr. Weeds failure.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
GENERAL SMITHS DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE.
G.-..-.i IAr.ll;a..a II Graith Drnaidnnt of the

General William f. Smith, President Oh tho
Police Board sailed for Europe yesterday morning by
the steamship Egypt The vessel was to have sallou
Saturday but was detained in the lower bay until yeser
day morning General Smith accordingly sput te nthe M
i'm the city, and boarded the Egypt by means OF tbe
Police boat Seneca, early in tne InOlhhng. & ~
was repnrted Yesterday Police Headquarters
that his trip would not occupy more than Two
months and is for the transaction of private business
Ii is said that while IN Europe he VIII also make stuB
OF the English and French police systens win view 10
introducing further improvements in the police system
Of Tins civ conditional resignation, which General
smith left with the MAJ before his departure ~ sald
to be intended merely a safeguard against accident
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

tx THE STREET.-Old lady Go loafer) :" My
man ,yDcrr IS ne OAold Auns q loacr topcume hs):
"irre they is mum. und ono Il freely London Fun.
"Are these soaps all one scent = inquired
lady of a ilyclle salesman " No ma'an, they are al
tea cents" replied the innocent y0unsst5r.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

THE ETNA LIE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARIFORD, Conn. Nov. ll.-kocent press
dispatches from BLOOMINGTON, H. represent tio A.,ua
Ii n.A Cumnnny aa losing $40 go by he laa.-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
rnn TIE srYENrn.S NEW ARMORY.

mcn has been increased recently by the following saa
sc1ptOus:
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-05-25

after the funeral, by number of neighbors.
The body was found in perfectly placid
condition, and showing not the slightest
evidence of premature burial. Not
withstanding this result, exaggerated tales
and wild rumors gained prevalence through
the neighborhood which led to as wild and
exaggerated published reports. The atten-
ton of the grand jury was directed to the
case, witnesses were examined, including the
physician who attended the girl, the woman
who laid out the body, the undertaken and
those present at the funeral, and the two
women who said they heard the sounds from
the grave, and all stated that the death was
in their opinion a natural one and the inter
ment at proper time and manner.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-05-25
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
Il subscribers have obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
DEBORAH GILES,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
I'd day Of May, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this I'd
day of May 1877.
VIM. H. WATERS,
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
my4 Administrators.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-05-25
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
WEDNFsDAy Nav 90 10

WEDNESDAY, May 90, 1877.
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices this week ranged as
follows: Best Beeves ut 6. O0@S6 40; that gen.
orally rated first quality, S5.2j(1S6 25; medium
or good fair quality 4,75G0S5 rs; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 3.50(0S4 rs; general
average of the market this week IS 62; extreme
range of prices 3.50@S6.40. Most of the sales
were from 5,25 to S62 per 100 lbs
Mich Cows.-There has been fair demand,
but at decline of So per head on last weeks
figures-we quote good Cows at 42@s52, and
common at 2S(0S37 per head
SwINE.-We quote rough Hogs at 61S06%
cents, best grades 7@714 cents, with few choice
at ~ cents, most sales being made at 6slG171
cents per h. net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-3H@515 cents, and very
few at the latter price, most sales being made
at 4@5 cents per lb. gross Lambs dull at e@
3.25 per head, and 516@7 cents per h. gross.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-05-25

A BALTIMORE COUNTY SENATORIAL
Tumor has prevailed in some portions of
Baltimore county, for two weeks past, that
a young woman had been buried alive at
Black Rock, near Reistertown. The young
girls name was Christie, about ID years old,
and she was taken from the county aims
house when child, by Mr.. r. F. Caples, of
Black Rock. The girl died on May 4, after
o protracted sickness of infamatory rheuma-
tism, and was buried the following day.
Two women who were at the funeral aleg-
ed that they heard an utterance of sounds as
the coffin was lowered into the grave, and
through an excitement produced by their
reports the body was exhumed the day
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Corbin Amos

Corbn Amos In the Circuit
VS.. court for Hartford
Fred'k Miller and wife. Co. In Chancery.
In the matter of the petition of Ohio 5.
Lee, trustee, vs.. Joshua w. Holland.
ORDERED, this 18th day of May, 1877,
" that the sale made and reported by
Ohio s. Lee, trustee in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
11th day of June next; provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county,
once in elch of three successive weeks before
the said 18th day of June next.
The report states the amount of sales TO Re
$3.50.
A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk
True Copy, Test.
my1S A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
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To Breeders of Horses

The undersigned having rented the Race
Track, Stables, &c, at the Hartford Fair Grounds,
Bel Air, is prepared to board and train horses.
He has secured the services of one of the most
successful Trainers in the country, and intend
ing also to give his personal attention to the
business, can guarantee satisfaction. The very
best care will be taken of horses entrusted to
his charge. Horses taken at livery and board
furnished TO grooms. Terms moderate.
Persons wishing to buy or sell horses will
find 1t to their advantage to consult him.
mh23 VIM 8. BOND.