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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21
Final TabIeasl.
STATE If Louisiana, Fafish Of CaicasieN Clerk
G1ice, i4M Judicial District Court.
succEsslos or yALoouH REED, pEcEAsHp.


DURLIC notice ID hereby given that Estelle
j Reed, born HuiIlory, natural tntFix o.
the minor heirs Of said succession Of her 49,
ceased husband VeIcour Reed, has fled M
said Court her FINAL tableau and account ~
her administration Of saId suggestion, With
her petition praying for The homoiogatfon
thereof The creditors d said suceessiQn,
and Al persons Interested therein, are hereby
cited 10 appear before said Court and show
cause, within ten days from tho 2ist day of
August, IA. d, 1850, BY written Opposition 70
said dpal tableau and account, why tle same
should not BE- approved and homologafedi
and they are hereby notified that N case no
such written opposltion thereto u flsd N my
Office, ut the Court House, ip the town "a
Lake Charles, Calcasien parish, Louisiana,
Within said delay of ten days, The said final
fableau ard account Of administration Nil be
approved and hoM0logated. "a s.sssaNl q
Witness tlle Honorable \, p. Head, Judge
pf said Court, Lalsc ehRrfes; 4 y 4, August "
1890 sls lad MAYO
! " CLERK III said Court,
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MAsesac raslrAr1ok X. w. DIR.
John c. Gordy, Of the permanent com
mittse on Wsrk, hss oi6eiaaly notified
Lake Charles lodge that he viii wish
the lodge officially September rs, At I
z. M He win also visit Blue Buck
lodge, Cameron parish, Oct. I'd.
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Taken Up "a an Estray,

FTsHE undersigned has taken mp, and has Iii
bis posscssion, NJ West LIKE Cl qgless Ja.,
With what Ii CALLED an AiiderbH III right ear,
branded, en the right iiP, about th1s:
Z be owner Ii raqnestsd 10 CONG forward,
prove property, pay HharRsa and take llpr
snAs<i. d0HM a, RARkER,
AilgasI I'll 1880 n
Job Printing vi MI sleseriphnas narh
fully execnted, with neltness anskllia
patch s.sA Z
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21

We are requested 70 publish the fol
lowing appointments, to be filed BY
Elder ID. H. Willis:
Magnolia Church, Barnes Creek
August 26, 1880.
Hickory Branch, Cooper Settle
inent) August ~, rs and 20.
Brusliy Greek Church, lSabine) Au
gust 81.
Good Hope, bear Head Sept. 2.
Chapel Church, lWest Fork) Sept
and 5.
Big Woods, Sept. II and IL.
Vincent Settlement, Sept. Is.
Lake Charles, Sept. 10.
Hickory Flat, Sept. 20.
Pine Grove, Sept. "a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21

SURVEY or CALcAsfEU RIvER.-Hon.
Wm. Vincent returned early this week
from the late meeting in New Orleans
of the democratic congressional execu-
tive committee of the Third district.
Iie.reports business prospects bright IN
New Orleans, aud crops foarishing
along the line Of the railroad. Accom-
panied BY Hon. J. II. Aeklen he called
on Major Howell, chief engineer, In
charge IF the government surveys in
this department, and was Informed by
Mai. Howell that be would begin the
Calcasieu river survey about Nov LIST,
with view Of completing IT in time
for his report to Congress by the first
of January, 50 that our congressman
will have ample time for preparation
for an effort to secure an appropriation,
10 sle river and Aarbor bin, for the
improvement of navigation in the Cal
lcasieu river. Mr.. Vincent states that
Mr.. Aclden rendered him valuable as
sistance in impressing on Maj. Howell
the Importance Of an early survey Of
the Calcasiea river.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21

Don't forget to subscribe 10 the
Lake Charles EcHo and New Orleans
Democrat Sec their proposition in
another ccfurnn.
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Assessors Notice.

TINE assessment lists Of the parish of Calca-
j. sieu are completed, and will remain o.
file IN the Office OF the clerk OF court Of tllis
parish until the Goth day Of September, ies0,
for examination and correction.
ALLEN GILLEf, Assessor.
August 20, lSS0.-lm.
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NOTICED

TT AM now prepared to issue Stateand Parish
Il Licenses for the year 1880, All parties
engaged In any business, occupation, or pro-
fessi0n, for which they are llIiable to pay IL
cense, are hereby notified TO come forward,
make statement according TO law Of The
amount Of their gross receipts, and pay their
licenses.
DAVID n. LYONS,
Sheriff and Elk 0iiicio Tax Collector
Lake Charles, dune ~, lSSD,vtf,
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Roarding Mo,.se l0r Rent.

rTsHE largest and most convenient house In
j town, for private hoarding, VIII be leased
for twelve months, House will be fitted up
lii first class order Deairahle location on
Ryan street, near Court House. For further
particulars, Inquire at this oiiice.
4 August q, 1S60.-tf.
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ATOTICE Ia hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice Of his
Intention to make final proof IN support u
bis claim, and secure final entry thereof, said
proof to be made before the Clerk Of Court,
at take Charles, Calcasieu parish, La, on tbt
21st of September, 1850, viz
Carmelite Hay, widow of +. q. Hay, NO
4246, for the w liz Of 3 y IA Of Sec %, and
Lot No. !, Sec 30, TIP W Ky West, ana
Ignace yaledetero, Joseph Valdetero, y. NJ
Rove and Benjamin II. Andrus, of Calcasiet
parish, HI. GEO, BALDEf,
Aug. III, 1850. st. Register.
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MAsoSIc.Speeial communication
Of Lake Charles lodge to-night- Second
degree. Full attendance requested.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21
s "a T.. O O N

T'HE undersigned has opened At Lake
street, opposite The Haskell House, where no
will BIZ pleased 10 meet bis friends, His BAR
will be constantly supplied with The best o.
Liquors, Wines, Ale, Gordials, Cigars, ete.
o; s, LYONS.
August Z, 1870 lin.
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MOsuse lOl. sale.

II NOWN az Robert Kings Oyster Saloon,
IA next door 10 Kaufman u Bloch, corner
Ryan and broad streets. For particglarrs call
at store ~ H. KING.
Lake Charles, August r, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21

Neal Dow, the prohibition eandi-
date, has no barrel
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state or Louisiana.
PARISH or cALcAsTEsl.


N III. ,..s.v.s.v,,.,,1
his KNOWN 'nat WI, ny Hs..a.asssa;ss 4.
mcmpeis ~ me sufy S s,, ,a - u, Y,
ana Ior saiu raflsn hnu w 'sS,s - IN
CLERKS once, ~ the sowa q Lazy S III ~,
La en- INC ~ aay = ~ ~,
the purpose o. craving aJufy Iof NV aukuss
Term % the i4tn Juuigial Ds.lle ~ W
der section 2 O. Ael No. - II w
Session q is9, se,n sesa a. sap n sea ~
commence oh MJrnAt MI ~ r,.,,s,s,s.
The following members q sau Ivy gosnslls-
sion being present, to-Ws = * ~, Leveque,
"a Y hosteet ana ihaa. mayo s,erh, a. 49,. =:
Perkins and y. Y. hudick pelng hpseh. rum ii
the State) when "A. y hosleet, vne ~ snlu
commissioners. drew from tne genera ve s,l
box, one % time, the names ~ tne Iosa s,
ing fifty persons 70 compose the 1fahQ any
and fetit Jururs, l0r the hfst Meeh " I,, sa,u
court, list 81 wnom was KePt ny he 1iefk.
Inc Slerk ana sae eonass.1nsas ~ .ns Il,
envelope and endorsed thereon .'rifst eek,
and placed them ~ fhe 1tiry pox proyiasu 10y
that purpose, which was lockcu, seaieu ahu
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SHORT STOPS

Read Assessors notice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-08-21

ID ENG In possession 81 the delinquent tax
ID rolls Of the town Of Lake Charles, for
the years 1873 to 1873 Inclusive. and list Of
licenses yet due for the year 1880, will pro-
ceed, without delay, to enforce tho collection
OF said taxes and licenses according 70 law
Come forward and save costs,
JULIEN RICHARD,
Corporation Tax Collector.
July 81, 1880. ~,
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q.
New AcApEMy.--We publish in an
other column the proceedings Of a re-
cent meeting of citizens at Sugar
Town, for the purpose Of erecting 9
suitable building and organizing an
academy At that place. We are glad
to see that our Sugar Town friends
have taken this important step in the
cause Of popular education. Sugar
Town and the country for many miles
aropnd it ranks as the best farming
settlement ip Calcasieu parish. The
country there is thickly populated
with epterprisipg and intelligent far
mers, and as it il about sixty miles
north Of Lake Charles, and about sew
enty miles below Alexander the ne
eessity for good and permanent high
school ~ that settlement u apparent
We commend this enterprise, and wish
it abundant success.
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Referring to the above. and having trans
ferred the Ship Ways lately owned by me, on
south side of Lake Charles, together with my
good will, 10 Mr.. b. Sweeney, bespeak for
him liberal patronage from those desiring
work In his line rs ship builder.
v. X. HUSTON.
Lake Charles, August I, 1880. -tf
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CHEAP! CuEAP!! cHEAP!'!
For the cash at ]. w. Bryan ~ Cos.
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Notice To Delinquent Tax
Payers or CnIcasieM
Ma Parish, III

TT AM now prepared TO receive and receipt
j. for all State and Parish Taxes due prior 70
January lst, 1880. Come forward and save
costs, DAVID II. LYONS,
Sheriff and Ex-0 ilicio Tax Collector.
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LAND OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS, La,
August ~, 1880.

August %, 1880. I'm.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
ACTIVITY IN THE FIRST WARD.

For tine first time III ten years Il Republican
Organization been perfected Ia Frst Ward uGd,r
the ti,le Of the First ward Garfield aud Art ur Cam
palgn Club. Last evening the cluD came together 10
listen to speeches from Colonel sesnal aud Others.
when The muster roll showed membership OF over 100
voters, many of whom have heretofore belonged to
Democratic itOns lu the Of the evening
over hfty names added TO the roll. The head
quarters OF the club a No. Morrisst wnere the
first from the street back s nicely fitted up and
decorated with bunting and portraits OF Republican
leaders. Here thoroughly well organized bureau
distribution ot pJIucI literature estabs
and from demand made last ey-nlng documents
b. "A large crowd Of men IL looked the First Wari
were waking IN carnes - scuss 0f It's long period
of slavish sub.erVency 10 the Democratic party The
rOusIug speeches listened 10 wI attention
and were well appaudrd. IHe slstsuers almost
a man Irtshmen OF the labOrng class aud they seemed
To understand thoroughly well the danger working
men would De placed in Dy Democratic success.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
ENTHUSIASM IN BROOKLYN.
STIRRING ADDRESS BY II. sIOCKLTT MAT lHEWs OF
BALTIMORE.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of Repub-
Leans NAB held last evening the bg Republican tent
at Broadwa, and Bushwickaves, and Wall aud Adams
sts., Br JoYn The interior o the tent. when
ing capacity OF 1000 crowded with apprecld-
tive audience; even the aiscs and were filled
with listeners. Many ladies' present. Music
was furnished by ths 47th Regiment Band Among
those occupied seats the platform Albert
Ddggctt Dr. BOycc, the Rev s. Miller Hageman. the
Rev, M Hodges, a eOiorod min ster from tennessee,
and Captain e. W. GOdard. TIE meeting was
called 10 order by Mr. Ddggett. and Captain
Gouard chosen chairman The Rev. Mr. Hage-
man and Theodore swift made bref speeches
H. Stockott Matthew OF Baltimore. then intro
the audience. lie greeted with PROLONGED
applause aud the close his hearers for
more than two houis. He spoke part ~ follows:
A stranger i'll this country, unacq iJnted win the
eveGs OF the last twents years. woul SUPPOSE th t
tn contest nOw gOIn- OH ia" REPUBLICANS the
defensive n no the Democrats. J. OIe 10 iuiac
from tne 1onuHciailuns hurcd At rhe X puOhc eAGer
and al the policy the pa y, persuaded that
there nothing good III juc one, the other
had cheated ths people Out of her g,. But
tons nor facts; charges OF sgOV rrnIlent.
must BE- proven tHey tai 10 the ground Ii Is not
t.e Republicans who trial. but tne ID moe rats
Inc X publican parry wac forced T. the Govern
habds Of the Democratic party, IN winch
IL repOseG 1898 to lsOl. There - one cardinal
pOHt ihii should uOt Oe lOl-O.tel the Democracy
Ot Of power and want 1 IL, improve ,ue
oluon OF tne country out 20 control ad distribute
PATRONAGE. Incy Affect TO principles Dut ,Loy
are 80 mconslsient thst they nave a new every
four Yeas to sIIt tee exgenc.eS o.
which adyoca'cd previous 1861. t14t s me
pefucious and danserou, doctrine u states l. ghIs.
Yes. thty have one o.ne-a tanih Tor revenue ouly.
Inc question OF the tarin Is the Important
auy tnat has ben ia : "a since 1851.
Ihe spctkaf 4isch-9tt ihc qA-siOA or protective
tariff great cng b, showing tiat large number OI
Idus ros Gad sprunE az TINS country under
the protective system and thtl ne Tree trade advocated
ia The mOcrtc piatfOrA would err cripple
anu otners. He eonculei Dy reVe the
Of thc two parties and drawing comparison between
them.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE COURTS.
EMMA NINE LIriGATION.
A DECISION By JUDGE caoArE-THE POINTS
pFcfDrD


DECISION BY Judge CaoAtE-IAb foi'''
DECIDED
Judge Choate yesterday handed down ue-
cisiOn the matter OF the suit brought by the b"
silver MuiGg Company of London. against me Ei'-'
silver Mining Company OF New York. Irenor f''N
Horace Henry Baxter md Charles &. b'heoin i"'
pleaded with william ". Steward The suit was
originally brought before Juage Wallace in the Untrd
states Circuit Court ana was for thc purpose oi deei
isg the sale OF the property Utah b. the N-w-i0FR
Company to the London Company fraudulent ana Fo'u'
The return OF all the moneys aud sh"ros o'
stock, their value pfid by the bOna'n 'om'
pany, was demanded on the ground that the
sale had been eRect.d by false representations.
The case was tried o. tue oommon hw sido oi
the Court, aud April %, 1877, verdict Tor tnc do
PENDANTS returned. Subseqenriy the London com
pany began suit N equity, IN which the charges 81
fraud reiterated. ThereupOn the deiendahts' m
stead OF fling an TO the complaint, pleaded
severay to the bill In bar 10 the suit ParB and Baxter
avcrred that the claims of the London COMPANY had
tigated 6uaily determined that the claim Of
the London company that the sale lad been induced Dy
fraud by Park and Baxter. either a promoters
directors or trustees. had been fnly tglted and
determined. ana thai the claim that the transaction was
VOID had als) been adjuGiclted upon. TIC New-York
company insisted that nasmuch a. the action nad been
prosecuted AGAINST Park and Baxcr as its agents ana
tnat 1t had decided their il entitled
the benefit the verdict. Park also pleaded mdiyd-
ualy that judgment obtained ny him in III Uiah
for money loaned oucst 10 De- esoppel agans
the London tOmpauy's claim. u also iusi ted ina hs
nght 10 ho ami collect aS9ns he comp aiun2
company had been fully determneHby tae Utao courts;
ana he entered similar psa III reSrd 20 money "a
vdnced by him for the payment OF dS NSnds TIE Joint
Plea m bar OF all tie defeudants consolidated All tn
uleas put 10y Park 10 claimed tlat
after tnc aflifmance OF the contract o. sale
the London Company could nor having made us election
he heard IN equi demand rrc son of the sale. ana
ihntt wes now es opred by sucn election rom claim
ng any such RELIEF.
Argument heard on the pleas before Judge Choate
and yes erdIy handed down his decision, lie Lolcs
that the three 0f Park ana Baxter and the
plea bar Oi thc Emma silver Mining Company of New
York. aud he joint plee bar all the defendants are
not good IN law ana therefore he Overrucs tnem. Ihe
FIRST plea bar of Park il Overrueu bur be sccOud
ana third Il"as OF the defendan, are sustained
The defendants will now be called on 10 file ana answer
the plau and the sut will be Deard In -quiiy.
The amount involved the suit Is over $1,000 ,OOO
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
DECISION SEPT. 30.

SHveme Court ChqmbTS-Bv Judge Lawrence. -
Kenyon agt Hmgerford-Moton granted nixon ACT Nixon
etc agt WssUann-Dncs the decree joint bond
cSmpaHyo aheG Geaon ssS 5. anS snolaeT
I DO not ders this las Of acti except
assrayaed cases Of wee he deiendan abou 10 depart
from & the & Sste 20 IN ne Wse 81 & Pos N es OF com
York agt Hersca ans others NOTION or leave 10 am m
eta thidk under various d.c-ous OF Gonor1l
Te m n this and other districts which have often had
animation of he defendant In this snoul granted
etc o McCoskry- Motion to amend order dcnied wit ont
eos s. Hanenstein ets, m2e, e., h G n1ye ng,6ed ~ M
should be stricken ou! In ne maer etc OF o. oanor
agt Carter i ei a. Modon fTa9ted .r. o Plat, .
sDecet Isrm-Bv Judge Barrett-The Union Dime saw.
ms lnstitu ion agt Clark others-0ee NJ randGm
1rcuI Part I-By Judge Bariett-schegel agt Conner
By uds' LaNrcncr.-Dederick ast Morris.-Case and
Circa,t-I1m HI-Iv Judge Potter-Rasseli act Minor
aCasr settled EberhaIt ag Gern-New trial gr4nteL
fI "S & oq c ls'@ r
Bishop Martin Order arponng charlie. D. Iueersol
and order signed Calsd at the Ritnore AID Ohio Rail
day ca enar tor the rt Monday
Mar,ne Court Chqn1gs-By Judge McAdam.-
IIonon ssC La Due: s,ephe4s act Todd tampbci az,
ordy & Di'ssy aSi sSomS9 Vsa aS 6 cno an
proceedings dismissed; plaintiff must commence do nova
schm dt agt Blanchard Levy aga. Mener Brown
yacaod aud action him declared dscOnuhucd
snlfn e. Isaacs Paine ag Jackson Frcsch ae lie tin
gew ag Spaan: agt. Auge: Campbell agt SIC
GOIdrtck; aet HOrn1D; COOk agt. ROS Massman
ag FitZgera d.-Judgmcnts filed IN OBrrn- Prisoner
discharged dsy Beldng agt LOckharit
RYDER " Drders settled.
by Judge SnnOtL--Hdnu LeVenson. Decision filed ;
the will be entered hv Mr. Justice MCAdun
The People etc. ,cisiOn Kcrncr
schulz Lesser agt Frank Jacob agt Kaemer; Donna
rumma agt IIobano Belo "s agt Deyi Sniya agi Mac
farane Quackenbos AIT Stevenson Ntanhrld agt Gucrn
Redenman Morgan scuawe agt. ltappaport WIesle
man LanGOn sciaIers ag Frns Mcintyre Moran
Pcyer agt. Muns0n agt POllack Pere ast Scek
see memorandum.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALRANY. Sept. 3O.-In the Court of Apneals

TODAY the following bu,tnes wa, transacted:
80 272-Dagii sOirgcr appellant Edward Earl and
others respondents; Iguei bv Ahram King appellant
ami William NJ iYn> for respondents. No 2G0.-Neora,
Bru H. appellant aEt Joseph H. Bar ctt pOudrn arcurd
by Myrol IL. Peck for appellant L. Banrs for spoH
dent. No 21l.-aariey Himiln appellant. dgi. Frank
others respondents argued By L. q. Nssh
Delant and NyrOn III. Peek iOr re-p0niens 40 26J-Stf
uol appellant, tgt William MhtulOr0 aud Others.
spordents argu q b. T. \. sash flr appellant end W. W
Niles for respondets. 40. 2otHalph y GOFdy. respond
gorge W kitd, appelauL-Submitt d. No. ISL.
J0hu Burns aud another. resp ndents. W. Kidd
ami another. appel s.-SuDmted so 9.Gr.enesf X
sheridan executor etc. appellant agt JuA Is. BOughtOn
others respOntruts- Passed. No Andrcw
auOih appellants " CaupDrl other
respondents araued BY william G. Wilson appellants
and -ubntted for RESPONDENTS.
The following day calendar Of the C1ut ~ Appeals or
Friday october /, 1880; Ncs 27S 292 293, 25i $50. 1s0
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
nupsoN COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Hudson County On. JO Democratic
Convention held saturday IN Library Hail. jersey
Guy. The rougder element was in the majority. the
better elemeat favor OF nominating bert Nc
Cague. jr, the present incumbent for Surrogate but
after a desperate strugge Mr.. McCague was defeated
having received GO votes, whll- William McAyoy se-
cured the nommaton with 76 votes James NJ. Braun.
ex-County Clerk, who defeaed George H. Fielder last
fail as n stump candidate, announced thar he would
take the stump against MeAvoy. This VIII probably
insure election OF b. W. Ihrockmor0D, the RepuDh
can candidate. The senatorial nomination was given TO
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
RECORDED REAL ESTATE ra lNsFERS
yFN-ToRs CITY

Wa.hin gton-ave. w = Lot No 2l8. 50xlOO Elizabeth
kopf and husband To COlfsi Brown. ......-.....-
lstaVc, 100 ft . Of 4thst cath Word. 25NlOD
Jane Potter To FIedench Brintzinger. ...-...-.... .
Palisade-aso, = Lots Nos 1, s. 4 and (YOnk er-);
III lah Anger anG wife 90 The knckerb0uker
i1fe insufAIc- company ly--.......-....--........
4jthst. II >. 900 IL " Of 6thaye. z0xlOO.g He.ene
PuphEe aud husband u Auta Rahe ............
eth ave 4. - t OF 5Sd-st 1885, 10 ft u "a hst
x52jxl00.ll sxsl. .2xh2x l29. .iXlfl Z 6l.5x3Ia ,
also o c cor OF 9th ave ana o4tn.st 6O6xi2Jx
626isxz3.2 hx5l. / III 100 and also 54thsL
475u of 9thave. l5l.lxls.e sxt543S (gorej !
The Ninth Avenue Railroad ,0mpsny TO Ths
Fighth Avenue Railroad Company -. ..........
24th-st . IL II Q OF vthase, 2O6xec.ej Margaret
Aiddlediteh and hnsbant 10 James A Hreaksil.. :.
Estst- OF John suydam, deceased David l. suydam
V Henry SUI dam et ~, 0noatinet.eth interest,".
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
BUSINESS OF TIE GRAND JURY.

The Grand Jury was engaged yesterday in hear
ing prison eases and did not take up the matter OF
the Brooklyn Bridge. the lottery cases or the
charles of corruption in he appointment of Police
Justice Murray. Notwithstanding that the term Of
the Court expired Yesterday, the jury has been al
lowed TO hold over until saturday. Ju lge Glider
sleeve will preside in Part l. OF the Court OF General
Sessions Saturday to receive any indictments or
presentments the jury may have to mako.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surRysK corm ca HAMBeas-La Trence I-1oIrt op,a, q
1880 Calendar calleda I'll Mos 81 o. 100
IO3 III IA 49, III eO 202 2i2. - 223 22t z2G 229.
SUPERIOR COURr-oPEciAL iERM-Vin Worst, jCOurt
al l. M no daV calendar
COHMoY PLRAs-CHANBERs-I z. Dlly, J.-Motions viii
heatd 20 10
GENERA -tildersleovc 1.-The People agt
Thomas william OBrien John King, robbery sylyos-
ter Day rape Wilson Peter Mullins. Simon
sclu Vc,0r Chicey. Aaron Black John sullivan, burglary
Fed OK LangelO'rg tZaJefh L. DclfY grand larceny
August Klein forgery John O'Nc JOGn Armstrong. Flor
Wilson. Thomas smith, '1rcrny nom ue person Nina
Blumcnrhal. NIlLm Bumrn iartin PODc. receiving
stolen Goods: Thomas BcaIOO Michael Sheean burglary.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

headed by dru ife. They followed along the
march by number OF older youths who lager
and stronger than the boys lne This body eheered
Inccssanty for Hancock and after snort march began
trausparencies which were destroyed MANY OF the
a uniform hit aud hurt. The little fellows
stood their gr0unI wei, and marchei through the
streets infenGcd There great In gndilon among
the parents Of assaulted lads, ana II T. rumJrpd that
legal action will be taken bring punishment the
fcrpetrators of the outrage. There IA ttlr police
t@ction East Orange, has only six consables Tor
2 he 10 fnaaDitaut