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The daily gazette., 1878-09-10


Messrs. David Nc
Farland, Lemuel Kepney. James Fl.
Bull, and Charles Mcfarland, q, II, year
old SOD of the first named gentl, man,
left here OR Wednesday afternoon for
Barnegat Bay, N. j., ON a fishing excur-
aioR. They returned last evening with
40 blue fish, weighing from IL to 23
pounds. Master Charles proved to be
the most expert fisherman of the party,
having persuaded from the sea 10 out Of
the 40 caught, sixteen Of which he cap
tured on the day of heir visit to the
Bay West Chester Ne,cs. r,.. ri
Mr.. GEORGE Il. WILL Avs Ex-Att u
ney General, said the Other day 10 a New
York reporter that he believed that the
urgency of the times required the nom-
instion, for the Presidency, of a man
like General Grant or General Sherman.
1t is not so much the return of Grant to
the head OF the Government that the
"urgsncy of the tim, g demands as agreal
social leader IN Washington Ii Ike Mrs
wi ans and an Attorney General who
will compel the Government to keep hin
supplied with landaulets-Bdit. Gazette
SEND FOR YOUR HEATER MAN.
| Now is the time to look after your heat.
, ers and stoves and ascertain what repairs,
If any, are needed. Don't wait unit
( some cold morning you wake up and find
| frost on your windows, and then rush of
only to find the heater.man engaged else
| where for week or more ahead, while
you will be left to shiver or get to WORK
and clean the flues yourself True, this il
! only September, but the mornings anC
evenings are growing cooler every day.
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RAILROADA.
&DELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
ETIM0RE RAIL ROAD.

LDELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
TlN0RE RAIL ROAD.
June 10Th, 1873.
will leave Wilmington as follows
*elphla and Intern ediate Stations,
so, 900, 0 AZ, 10 90 a. M, 2 30,
sF, p. m.
and New York, 2 90, 544, o At a. m.
646, p. m.
ore and Intern ediate Stations,
lore and Washington, IL 81, l 10 639.
R5s, 500, p. IN.
foI Delaware Division, leave for:
Pstle, go, $50, a. m. 1.05, 6 30, pm.
fRl0n and Intern mediate Stations,
!, ! 05, $50 p. m.
aud Intermediate Stations $50
z, pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
|elphia and Intermediate Stations,
\. 800. 6.Se, p. IN.
|elphla and New York, 2.09. 8 A, a.
pore and Washington, IL 81, IS @
Plher Information passengers are
10 the time tables posted at the
IL. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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laI stocks nnd bonds'
|llmingtOn Markets.

h,xtygroE. Del, Sept. 10, 1873.
ms Al the Brandy wine Mills for
A Grajn Corrected Daily.
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nuy ana sell StocKs
IN. Bonds and Gold in N
IUU0, York ,Phila, baltimore
and local markets.

MIXERS AND BROKERS.
|House Building. Entrance on o.
Street. 'f'
|for American, Red Star, Inman
lard Lines to Great Britain and
Of Europe
FOR SALE.
Delaware Rail Road Co.'s stock
First National Bank
sonic Hall Company Bonds.
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REGIsTER'S ORDERS.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGIsTER'S OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. August 10th, 1873. s
Upon the application OF Linda M, Rus
sell Administrators. of Isaac p. Russell, +,
late OF Christiana Hundred, in said coun-
". deceased, IL is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrators afore
said give notice of granting of letters of
administration upon the estate of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, In six of the most public places Of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
Late to present the same or abide by an Act
of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same TO be in
serted within the same period IN the VIZ
,pi0OfOn Gazette, newspaper published In
mington, and to be continued therein
three weeks, g. o. d, D. ~ z H
~, Given under the hand and seal of
III + Office of the Register aforesaid, at
tO~~- New Castle, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
#i1I,l '.-, d. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE e.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the A dpo tltstratrlx
on or before the Nineteenth day of August,
A. d., 1879, or abide the Act Of Assembly
lin such case made and provided.
| -fl ia l LINDA M. RUSSELL.
/ N1ui apE s1 Administrative
Address, Camden. N. j. aug20-sweod.
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CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY, sept. v, p. IN.
rIrrLE were in fair demand this
n p,lces were unchanged. $500
Iyei and sold at the West Philad-
broye Yard at 81 a6xc., and 1900
{ihe North philadelphia Drove
sS a5Xc. per pound as to quail
.vere dull and rather lower. 1900
al the West Philadelphia Drove
[Sy a4lc., and 25 0 head at the
phlldelphia DroveYard, at S& a
1 lb,, gross, as TO condition.
Iere unchanged. $500 head sold at
Pblladelphia Drove Yard at 5x a
4 latter rate for choice, and 9t2
1.-The North Philadelphia Drove
lax a1c. per ID.
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Buffalo Bill's Had Shot.
BALTIMoRE. Semi. o. 18I

In the concluding act cf the play of
"May Cody" at Ford's Grand Opera
House, tonight, "Butfalo BilP' (Mr.
Cody fired a pistol, which happened to
be loaded with a ball cartridge. The bull
let struck a youth named Micha Gard
ner, who was sitting in the upper gallery
leaning over the railing. He made no
outcry, and the discovery OF the accident
was not made until the audience had left
the theatre. He then came down from
the gallery with some of his companions
the upper part of his chest, near the
shoulder. The ball has not yet been
found and the wound is considered se-
rious. -" fan Ai' Nf- d. :t I4IE II
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POLICE HEARINGS.

At the police station the following
cases have been disposed of by Mayor
Almond, since the last report: !" H'
Charles Dilahey, for the larceny of a
set. of harness, the property of Thomas
Sharp. He was held in 500 bail FOR his
appearance at Court.
Charlotte Shoit vagrancy, 60 days in
the county jail.
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: sT,IGHT FIRE.

The alarm of fire about 1890 o'clock,
this morning, was caused by the slight
bEning sfa shed az iM0ores SHIP yxH.
footof Fourth street. The'damage aoh9
was sIioht. the flames being exinguished
bv a pihq st cam from the Washington
Fire Compauy. The cause IS "pkn 'wn
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.



There was q larger attendance at the general
session of the American Social Science Association
this morning than during the preceding days,
especially so on the part of the ladies.
Mr. Henry c. Adams of Baltimore, opened the
exercises at O'Clock by reading an Interesting
paper Oh the Political Economy OF Cooperative
Society,""
He was followed an hour later by w L. Faw-
cett, Esq, of Chicago, by reading lengthy paper
on the illusions of Economy"
Prof. N. S. Shaler read u paper on intellectual
Property"
The attendance in the Department of Juris-
prudence was also very fiatterng
paper on the Bankrupt Law of Europe and
America, - was read by Hon. Rufus King, of this
city. The paper showed deep thought over and
study of the subject.
This was followed by paper on Municipal
Taxation" by F. J. Dickinson, Esq, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio
In the department of Conference for Charities
at 10 O'Clock a report from the Standing Commit
tee on Statistics was made by Carroll D. Wright
Esq, OF Massachusetts upon "The Statistics Of
Labor as Bearing on Pauperism," which was fol-
lowed by debate among the members.
The afternoon was devoted to the following pro-
gramme:
System of the United States" ;" by Chancey Smith,
ESQ, of Boston, and another paper on "Inven-
tion,' by c. Coffin, of the same place.
Peter Hamilton, Esq, of Mobile, will read pa
per on the selection of judges and the Limits of
Judicial Power" This to be followed by q debate
on "An Elective Judiciary"
A report from the Standing Committees on De-
pendent and Delinquent Children is also to be
made by Fl. W. Lord, ESQ.,, of Michigan
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81 256g1 q; choice red, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
81 250al n; medium, 81 2001 23 Corn firm ana
light receipts yellow shelled, on track, 40QejUe:
hgh g mkea xed % y yelg@ atS ea pbfe bea2v oe %b
3l@l32c; mixed, 30@3lc. Rye: good supply; 63@
e6c. Barley: cut Of season and prices nominal.
PHnAprlPHIt, May 2s-Flgur strong: Super
fine, S3 50; extra, 81 3O Pennsylvania family S. IS
@6 25; Minnesota do, 50 5096 25; high grades,
So 5OG7 so. Wheat strong: White, 81 SS9l 40.
Corn strong: Yellow, Sic: mixed, 534c; May, 53I5c;
June, 53]Ec; July sic. Oats dull: White Western
3498419c; mixed Western, 3l952c. Rye dull and
Butter dull: Reserve, 18t92Oc, Eggs dull: Choice
Western, u@l2c. Petroleum weak: Refined, lie;
crude, SIC. Whisky strong but unchanged
ST. LOUIS. May 23.-Flour lower Fall super
fine s. 75g4; extra, 81 25eE4 40; Xxx, 81 70094 81
family, s. 35d5 40 Wheat dull and lower: No. 8
closing at outside price; May, 81 04; do, 81 l05R
bid; No. 2spring 81 CO bid Corn lower: 3755c
cash 3ss4@3914c May; 391sQ401Se June. Oats bet
at tr Goe sreg Sa No e s @ Wsky da s STs s. c
Pork lower, jobbing at " %. Dry salt meat en-
tirely nominal Bacon unchanged Lard nomi.
nal.
MILWAUKEE,, May 23.-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat weak: opened &c lower and closed heavy:
No. Milwaukee, hard, 81 09t4; No l Milwaukee,
81 90; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 OF; May, 81 07; June
81 O51s; No. Milwaukee, 81 004. Corn in fair
demand at lower rates: No. 2 3914c; new, B4l9
5|c: Oats duli ana uepfesseu' NO = Sl14c;, hye
in fair demand at lower rates: No. l, SIC. Barley
demorazed and declined 293c: No. 2 spring,
cash or May 62c; June, 63c. Provisions dull and
nominal. Mess pork 81 87@ Lard: prime steam,
65sc. Lake freights: Wheat to Buffalo, 214c.
BALTIMORE Nav 23.-Flour: Western extra,
81 756D5 25 do family, S. 5O@6 co. Wheat: West
ern shade lower, but closed firm; Pennsylvania
red, 81 320l 80: No 2 winter red Western, spot
and April, 81 291a; May 81 3OaC91 81. Corn: West
ern is about steady: Southern white, 51@52e; do
yellow, 50@51c; Western mixed, spot and April.
and heavy: Western white, 32@33c do mixed, 309
Sic; Pennsylvania, 32934c. Rye dull and nom
inal; no receipts Hay in good demand and firm.
Provisions dull and heavy. Butter choice, firm
and higher; choice Western roll, A@25c; do pack
ages 2@25c Petroleum dull and nominal: re-
| fined Ike Coffee quiet and nominal: Rio, car
goes, Agile. Whisky quiet and steady at VI O614
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, Messrs
Bell and Foote absent and Mr. Baker in the
chair.
Permission was granted to John Shillito to re-
pair the allev III the rear or his new building, and
also to John C. Huntington & Bros to improve
Auburn place.
The resolution directing property holders ON
Commerce street between Elm and Plum to lay
sidewalk was rescinded.
The Superintendent was directed to lay a six
inch water main on Jefferson street from Calhoun
street north, distance of six hundred and twenty
five feet and also on Locust street and Auburn
place as requested by petitioners
The contract for improving Slack and Price
streets was awarded to John Brown d Co., at their
bid of $l2l
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SWEEL MILK.
List of Dairymen Feeding Swill
to Milk Cows.

10 MILK COWS.
A thorough inspection of the dairies sup
plying this city and vicinity with milk has
been made by the Health Department.
The following is complete list of those
feeding their milk cows with the so~called
slop-feed:
j. H. Grumann, Lexington Pike KY; Geo.
Jukink, Green Township; D. H. Waldhaus
Ludlow Grove; Glenn. Griskin, Ludlow
Grove; HI. Hueninehake, Lexington Pike,
Ky.; +. Grumann, Avondale; H. Evens
Lexington Pike KY; H. Kruse, Ludlow,
KY; N. Mey, Columbia Township A. Sower
Walnut Hills; B. Fl. Frecking, Ludlow,
Ky; A. Ruling, Clifton; Lena Cook, Buck
eve street; Haver Maier, Clifton avenue ;
Dawson & Hastings, Bold Face Creek Apke
& Meyers, Norwood; Mic. Mey Norwood !;
w. Cordes Reading Pike; James Haggie,
Reading Pike; Jos. Mehmert, Badgley Run !;
Linderman e. Webert, West Fork Geo. Bos-
Sc, w. Fork; Joseph Mers, w, Fork; j. T..
Ruther, West Fork; N Furnaur, West
Fork.
The following are reported as feeding
swip: ]. Hugher, II. Stiner II. Thole,
John Fischer, F. Brune, and H. Weighaus,
Walker Mill Road M. Henrick, Brighton
House; C. Schmidt, Camp Washington;
Mike Bilin, Clifton; f. Huseman and f,
Knolermeir Western avenue; W. Alt
and j. Norman, Ravenna street; John
Geiss, D. Olding, John Schultz,
John Villerman, Frank Hermer and b.
Herpink, Bold Face Greek; Frank Grone-
man, Geo. Bosse and H. Swenker, Evans
street; H. Menke, A. Oslerfeld, III. Vemnie
and f. & L. Bode, Barrsville; H. Bruins, H.
Grothaus, H, Burkerstedt, J. Esplege,
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, May 2S-2P.

OINCINNATI, NIHy 20 T. Tu'
FLOUR-The market is quiet and easy. Fanli-
" quoted S5d5 35 for ordinary, and up to Sc so for
fancy brands Extra is held at "a 60(94 So, super
fine at 50 S5@4 49, low grades at 50 75@s 20 per br
Rye flour steady, but demand light at $3 lo9S .,
as to quality. Spring wheat -four quoted 81 cog
IS is for ordinary and S. 3O95 SO for prime to
choice, and some faVorte Minnesota brands held
higher.
ample but moderate receipts Sales of mixed ear
on 3. & NJ track at 4oc per bu. Mixed shelled is
quoted 39c on arrival and Ale per bu in elevator.
OATS-Are in light demand and dull. with large
receipts Mixed quoted 2792sc, and white 29@3Oc,
but held higher for choice per bu.
RYE-The market is quiet and easy. Receipts
liberal and sample on arrival quoted 55@5sc for
for fair TO good, and 58@59c for prime to choice.
No. 2 in elevator at 60c per bu.
BARLEY-Merely nominal. Nothing of conse-
quonce doing.
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SPRlNGEIEED, %.

Romeo sustained no damage in his wonder
ful race.
SPRINGFIELD.O
The candy wagons i'll the Market Space
are to be removed.
Kingore, on Market Square, will shortly
enlarge his lunchroom.
John Warren, for lettering, was sent up
by the Mayor for thirty days
Judge Barlow will he here tomorrow to
hear the Courthouse injunc ion case.
Frank Miller, for violating Sunday ordi-
nance, payed the Mayor $28 25, and no part
to be remitted.
The Deputy Sheriff went to Dayton yes
terday to place an old lady, Mrs. Rebecca
Asper, in the Asylum.
| ]. ]. Fawcett has removed his foundry to
a new building on the alley running south
from Main between Market and Center.
Next Sunday Rev. o. A. Ashenfelter, of
the Cniversalst Church, will take for his
subject "a Defense of the Sunday News
papers"
The second match of glass ball shooting,
for the championship of Clark County, will
take place in Perrin's Woods, near the city,
on next Friday.
In Squire Hallenback's Court yesterday
Andrew Jackson sued Martin l.. Rice for a
small sum. Rice claimed large sum as Il
set off and got Judgment for 50 so.
James NJ Miller has been appointed a
! storekeeper for this district. We suppose
jim has higher opinion of the present ad-
ministration than he had last fall.
The Auditors along the line of the c., c.,
c. q |. R. r, have assessed the road per mile
as follows: Main track, $4,000 per mile;
second track, S., 900; side track, $4,000; roll
ing stock, $4,000.
The S., J. & P. Railroad is now finished
through to Bainbridge. A new time table
will go into effect in few days. when trains
will 60 through making connections with
trains on the NJ. d c.
The alarm of fire from Box "a, corner
High and York streets, was caused by the
burning of the stable belonging to the Ellis
worths, and used by Philip Weimer. Loss
about 500. No insurance.
The City Council have advertised for bids
to build the following fire csterns-eight
hundred-barrel cisterns: At the cor
ner of North and Race, Liberty
and Limestone, Taylor and Clifton,
Market and Pleasant, Yellow Spring and
Diebert, and one-thousand- barrel cisterns
| aC tne corner Oh MAIN StreeC ana western
avenue and Columbia and Foster streets.
Rev. Warren had lengthy card in the
Republic last evening. He says that the
Committee from the Pastors Association
requested lawyer to make an examination
of the affairs of the Mayors office and see
if the reports were true. The lawyer re-
ported, saying that he had tried tw,1e to see
the books, and had been refused. Now,
w bb 10 tbis loyvar t1Not hoe boop cot NY,
a job on the pastors?
The builders of the city, at the request of
the County Commissioners, have appointed
the following committee to confer with
them in selecting place and specifications
for the new Courthouse and Jail; Stone
mason, Samuel Taylor; stonecutter, A.
| Woodward; bricklayers, John Beaver and
John Kerchner; carpenters, B. B. Miller, 0.
A. Bartholomew and f. II. Penfeld; slater,
d. Ackerson; galvanized iron work, l..
kreider; painter, G. A. Davis.
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NJ. Groneman, D. Michale, F. G. Heitel,
B. Esplege b. Bunker and f. Hull,
Barrsville; w. Virsbes, Peter Vussler, A.
Duntermar, A. Runeke, II. Ristenberg
Walker Mill Road; B. Feiler, George Fen
ner, Fred. BOrman, III. Karwish, H.
Thomas, ]. Patterson, II. 0ldinG Riverside;
ii. Hessler, George Barudiek, II. Jasper b.
H. Martin, B. Oyerburg, Fl. Saunders, b.
Kaufman, Gest street; VIM. Bergman, VIM.
Roster, Evans street; L. Brinker, Harrison
avenue; Joseph Braun, Lick Run; Fred.
Kosler, Harrison avenue; Frank Burkertt,
Lick Rum Henry Hanerkamp, Jacob Kell-
crman, A. Mandary, Harrison Pike; Fred
Deistook, Herman Dikman, B. Stegman,
Baltimore Pike; II. Oche, West Fork; Hen
ry Benker. b. Helmes Bowlers Grove; Jos
Kemphaus, Kirbyyille; NJ. Kaiser, College
Hill; l.. Weiss, b. Cors, John II. Workman,
A. Summermeier, Badgley Run; Pete Fisch-
er Joseph Hess. Twenty-fourth Ward
To test the following rule OF the Health
Code, approved by the City Council Septem-
her 11th and 18th, 1868 Dr. Miner, the
Health Officer, issued orders for the arrest
of one dairyman known as slop-feeder
Section 10. No person shall offer or have
for sale, in the city, any unwholesome,
watered or adulterated milk, or milk from
cows that for the most part are kept tied
up IN stables, or that are fed on swill,
garbage, or other substance, nor any butter
or cheese made from any such milk"
Frank 'Groneman, who keeps a dairy on
Evans street, near Gest, was the victim,
and Immediately was brought into Court.
The officer who made the arrest testified
that he had visited the dairy nearly every
day for the past month, and each time he
had found the COWS tied up in filthy sta
BILE, eating slop and coarse sorrel. Upon this
testimony the Judge fined the prisoner $25.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed or
record since our last report:
Jacob Kiefer, As yrs Germany.
John Hchenlaub, Al yrs, Germany.
David Serrage, 6 mos, city.
John P. Cody, 81 yrs, Ireland.
Walter Knox, q mos, city.
Leonard Graf, yIs, city.
James E. Tyrell, A yrs, city.
Mary Mccullough, SO yrs, Ireland
Marie Randall, 81 yrs, city.
J. H. Clay mos, city. - -'-... ---
MARY Albrink, 2S yrs, Germany.
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The Odd fellows, Entertain n m cnt.

On Monday evening next the Odd-fellows' Mon
umental Association will give festival of music
in Music Hall at which most attractive pro-
gramme will be rendered. The Cincinnati Grand
Orchestra will render the orchestral part and Miss
Cranch, Mrs. Cora Dean Murphy, Mr.. Helme-
kamp, Mr. Newhall, and others of our cal vocal
lists, will sing. There will also be T, ding by
Prof. James e. Murdoch.
The chorus of the Cincinnati Sengerl Ind will
participate, and will be an interesting dition to
the programme. AS large as the hall is, it ought
to be filed
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FIN ANCIAA.
CINCINNATI, May

CINCINNATI, May 23-1 80 P. NJ.
Gold is buying here to-day at 1009s and selling
at l01 Gold cheeks on New York at 101.
Eastern exchange is quiet Rates unchanged.
Dealers buying at par and selling at lie premium
Sterling is drawn at "a Ss% for sight and 81 Sc
for thirty to sixty-day bills, with only moderate
call
rates fnr Governments.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, May 23-2 T. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "A hours
Receipts Shipments.
Cattle e.......................... 557 80
Hogs. .....,.......................3505 873
Sheep. ................. 5292 32T
HOGS-Market dull for heavy, with fair de-
mand, and steady for light We quote common
50 5Otg2 90, fair to good light So 95@3 15 fair to
good packing $393 l5 and select butchers So Is
93 20 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Quiet and steady. Common S2@2 so.
medium 81 1898 SO, good to choice $i@4 u.s. and
some extra is held at $5per Genital.
SHEEP-Selling at $343 rs for common, SIG
rs for good to choice, and market quiet
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 25th, at P. M, POSITIVELY.
Hx ~ p. SCHENCK, ]. Lawrence Carter,
~ Master. Apply on board, or TO Royse &
- z1'E@ Mosset, ]. G. DOman & Co., Matt. Mo
Guire, George Charter, Agents.
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PROBATE.


Marc Riser, doing business at Nos. 191,
1913 and 1876 West Front street. made an as
sgnment yesterday to Victor Long for the
benefit of creditors.
The Court appointed J. J. Desmond
assignee of William j. Malloy, an
involuntary assignor, to receive certain
property which the Superior Court found
had been conveyed in fraud of creditors
Bond, $1,000.
SUPERIOR.
The American Life Insurance Company,
of Philadelphia, against w. II. S. Ewell.
This was an action in which the plaintiff
sought to recover $1,297, which it averred
the defendant, as its agent, fraudulently
converted to his own use. The defendant
demurred to the jurisdiction of this court
to try the case. Demurrer overruled.
POLICE.
Petit Larceny-F. Dunbar, continued to
May 28th; Thomas Retken, continued to
May Both; Joseph Lewis, continued to May
25th; James Quinn, continued to May oath !;
George Stillinger, dismissed
Miscellaneous-Dan. Friend, Con. Leary
and L. Louden, exhibiting gaming devices,
continued to May 30th; Ii. C. Choate,
same, $25-1O; Theodore Watkins, house
breaking, dismissed; A. J. Laughlin,
keeping place where intoxicating liquor is
sold, $100-1O, execution suspended; Chas
Brown, burglary, held to answer; Philip
Harman, same, dismissed; Geo Lougham
and Chas. Mason, lettering dismissed; Fred
Wagner, assault and battery, $3 Michael
Doyle, incorrigibility, House of Refuge;
Louisa Hussman, street walking, 20 days;
James Hoben, drunkenness, So; James Bo-
lam same, $40; James Kirk, same, $40; Jas
Farmer, malicious destruction 10 days;
Preston Thomas, carrying concealed
weapons, 5000; John Cunningham, loiter-
ing dismissed; Thomas Henry, street.
begging, dismissed; James Connolly, as
sault and battery, $40 Jacob Schamele con-
tempt So; Frank Groveman, selling adul-
terated milk, $25.
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 25th, at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY,
6e AJAs w. GAFF, r. W. Wise, Master
lsHss$s& Apply on board or to Reyse d MQsset,
Agents, on New Orleans Wharfboat
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The Anchor Society will give grand ball
at the Highland House this evening.
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For st. Louis.

FRIDAY, oath, at P. M. POSITIVELY,
Ns% = MARY MILLER, John N. Skunk Mas
ssnasSS ter Apply on board, or to W. 5. Getty.
J. Cunningham, Agents.
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came in second and third on the heat The
next tiMe Romeo runs away it will be with
a plow or coal cart. The latter arrange
ments would suit him better than a sulliy.
Romeo sustained no damage in his wonder
full race.