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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

A GENEROUS AcT.--It was stated IN the annual re.
port the American Coioniz alton ociety that the
eusn of Sa400 was required TO aid in sending cut
eighty negroes belonging TO Mr.. Bell, of Mash VILE
Tenn, to Liberia Since then distinguished gen.
tleman, ahose name is not given. has Handsomely
come forward and offered to give the required sum
tor that purpose Wash. Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

SHOCKING DEATH "a poor creature named
Mrs Griffith, whose husband was killed by loco.
motive at Piitsburg short time since, was frund
frozen to DEATH up ut Hanging Hook, o.. last week
a man now uadcr arrest, robbed of about so. and
left helpless 20 perish
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BAD CosDucr.--A man NAMED jam.

BAD CosDUcr.--A man named r.r...
Imore, was brought before the Mayor last g.
aa. on complaint Of his wife, who charged hn
VA WI oluiaily beating her. whenever he cot irunE
OF the.nght Otherl wtnesses cons;rmed ~ .sssp
80, u tne wie, as they knew Elinore well aAd hdd
80. "a nts nuHan conduct TO his family whe1 ima
Ssa, =. He Is said to be quiet, or
Je,,,. wen Denayed man when sober, but when
af ank very nend so bad has been his treatment
S vi LIZ "ne on some occasions, that she has been
neard 70 declare that she would knock out his
Drains, repeated, and be hung for him. The pri-
soper, when arraigneG, was much intoxicated. srri
appeared to be capable Of any indscretion while IN
ina ,na' staIe. ne was placed in the hands of the p6
ne 70 De cared for until this morning. when the ex-
animation viii be proceeded with -
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RAPID TRANsMrssIoN.-Iti Is said that the Califor.
mia mail was, the last trip carried from Acapulco
to Very Cruz in fttytRe hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

man named George w. Cady said to be from
the South, has been arrested in New York for pass
ting a forged check sv si
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man named James w. Car was fouad near the
Potomac Lime kilns last Friday, dead and dread
fully burned. He was man of sober habits. Yer
dist of death by suffocation from, gas,
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STEAMER ,RoAsoKE.-We are gratifed to

= STEAMER .RoANOKE.-We are grahhed 70
learn that Capt Thomas Skinner, formerly mate OF
the Jamestown, has been appointed TO the command
of thebeautiful notwithstanding steamer Roanoke,
painting and repairing andis expected toreach our
wharf This morning. Capt. Skinner is not only
one of the best sesnen that comes to our port but
he is the very prince of coed fellows in his pr
vate intercourse and will do as much 70 add 10 the
popularity of his line as could any other that
might have been selected. We congratulate the
company on their success in securing his valuable
services
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

MuRDRa--We learn from genileman cf George
town. thst savH belonging to Mr.. John Harry MAS
assaulted upon the aquaduct on Tuesday night, and
after being mortally wounded, was thrown into tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

new MusIc.-We are indebted to Mr. James
Woodhouse Tor two pieces of music the Faai
lien Ferein Family Union) Schottisch, by Vincent
Czurda, and Ring the Bell Fanny, composed by
Jas Pierpont, of Savannah, and Inscribed to Mas
ter Floyd, ofKunkes Troupe, Our young friends
will find these compositions very pretty and al
tractive, when played on tue piano forte
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ARREsr OF PowELL.-We understani

/, ARREST OF PowELL.-We understanl
snat w A. Powell, fhe Architect charged with for
gerry, was arrested in Fredericksburg. by ofHcerz
Cole and Undertake on telegraphc diapa,ch from,
oiieer Y. {. Johnson Of Richmond, and brought 10
IMs clty yesterday, to answer the charge He is
now IN tne cage and will be brought before tife
mayor to-day An advertisement in our paper, a
iew oays SINCE over the signature of George e. John
GIbson, VIII give some clue to this arrest.
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GAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip-
~ tion manufactured and sold by

~ tion manufactured and sold by
TOLAND & BURGER,
10th, between Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va:
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for.
All Saws stamped TOLAND BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, if not being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening re-toothlng and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small that cannot
strsighten matter from what cause or how badly
it may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de l6-6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

rhs DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscribers
N .Ix .sp A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
Sss Carrier weekly, Price for mailing ~ - year In
advance.
The WEEKLY DIspArcH is issned every Friday,
and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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pEMOVAL.-SMITH & ROBERTS
ia have removed to the new store, No. @ Iron

Buildings. Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends and customers respectfully solicit con-
tnuance of the same, and would invite the attention
Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS, MA
CHlNISTS, COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BULL
OERS. TO their superior assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS, adapted TO the wants of the trade.
We are receiving part, and viii shortly have
IN store, the whole of our SPRING STOCK, embra-
cling many and desirable Goods. Coachmakers
will find il their interest to call and examine
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS. TO be opened the ensuing month.
Our regular assortment Of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS and SADDLERY will be greatly
increased aud will be constant aim to neet the
wants ii customers and friends, both in goods and
prices SMITH & ROBERTS,
ja5-lm q Pear street.
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who sawed into the store OF Mr. George L Herrina'
and robbed the drawer of small amount OF money
was brought before the Mayor, he very frankly con.
tessed the crime, and threw himself on the mercy
OF she court declaring chat this was the first time he
had ever been caught in any crime Bob. when carr
tured and searched by Lieut.. KELLY of the nieht
watch seemed to be disposed to make clean breast
of every thing after his detection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

HrSRIco CIRcuIT couRT.-Judge Pitts,
of Acconasc, Is presiding In tho shsence Of Judge
Clopton In our notice ofthis Court last sssnraeys
Pitxa e
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ALI ScoTcHMEN in this city are earnest
" invited 70 meet at lafayette Hall tonight when
al effort win be made to form Isl. Andrey's So
cietyp The object OF this association Is purely be-
nevolent, and we have doubt that it win be the
means OF doing great good In tts peculiar sphere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

or oood BEEF not ID f&t slip the opportunity " -
curing some cffha: which cuf ol1 fftend, WIN: Cab
iuesworth g proposes to exhtblt on q. steh 1aee
gasta eeeafy z Z ssso9 nsnaslao1 ssllsss.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

c. FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
III ter, containing acres which is large and
convenient Dwelling in thorough repair, with ex
house, and every convenience and comfort family
may require This Lot affords excellent garden Is
unusually healthy, affords excellent water and from
which Is fine and commanding view the city
Richmond. Terms accommodating. Apply to
de % TOLER l. COOK, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

Fancy GLASS BLOWING .-Messrs. Wood.
roe will continue their beautiful exhibition at Odd
Fellows Hall for three days longer See ADVERTISE
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THE WREcKED STEAMSHIP HUmBoIBT.-Capt
Lines returned to Halifax on the 26th ut, from the
wreck of the Humboldt, and says that he thought
il useless to remain any longer at the scene 1.-the
disaster for the purpose OF saving property. Ne
thina was to be seen OF the yesseor cargo, except
such portions as have foated ashore.
VIOLENT SroRM.--On Thursday last, a tornado
of Unusual violence passed through York county,
Pa, unroofng aud prostrating buildings, and Isy-
cling fences with the ground.
SEVERE FLoGGrNG.-The Willimantic. CT. Me-
diuu, states that Dr. J. C. Fitch, Principal OF the
Seminary at South Wiudham, gave one Of hisscho-
lars, lad about IL years OF age, severe dogging
on the 2lst ut., after which he was taken with in
ternal bleeding. and other symptoms of disease, or
injury, and is now, we hear, lying quite low.
EpITApH-A number of odd epitaphs are going
the rounds of the press. The following. upon a
tombstone in the cemetery near Cincinnati is wor-
thy of being placed among the number: Here
lies ----, who camet to this city and died for The
bsneft of his heaIth." III. s.
Mr. whcatstone lately exhibited machine for
decomposing water into its constituent gases q
bishop of the Church of England inspected It, and,
astonished at what he saw, exclaimed "Dec0u,-
posing water-why, always thought water was sn
element n
.CAN SucH THINGS Bx9r-Lucy Etone asserts
that women well qualified as the .other sex
Tor all kinds OF mercantile situations. Is it possible
then. for a"strong minded woman" to make good
sitenE payfner.'
THE BUFFALO AND BRAHTYoRp RAILRoAD.-A
grand celebration took place AZ Breuttord In Cana
da, In commemoration Of the opening of the rail-
way from that place TO Buffalo on the 18th Of Ian
uary-
The San Francisco Herald says that ~for 6ffy
or sixty murders committed within the past noslth
or six weeks, not one of the aasailants have been
punished by the courts"
The hog stock on the farms Of ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky Missouri Illinois and lows, is estimated
to amount tn nine niilliou OF hogs.
s Gov. Wright Of Indiana, o6ers aYeward Of ono
Hundred dollars for the Arrest 0f Daniel snlick.
whe murdered Henry Roth y 0rsencasfie, come
days ago.
A large number Of sailorsare On strike It New
Orleans, tor higher wages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

PorsoNED.-An old man named VIM Newton
who lived about ten miles from Danyille, few
weeks ago died suddenlyi and circumstances which
transpred both before and after his DEATH led to
pcions that he had been brought to his end by some
foul means. woman named Gross, of bad char
acter, had been living with him. and he had d'made
will giving the larger portion of his property to
her, to the exclusion of some of his children He
was buried the evening of the day he died, and a
few days after that event, married man named
Pritchett deserted his family and left with the wo
man Gross for parts unknown. 1t seems tnat short
time before Newton died, Pritchett obtained some
arsenic from man in the neighborhood, under the
pretext of wishing to give it to sick horse when in
fact eliad no horse. These circumstances coming
to the knowledge Of the .Caroner. on last Tuesday,
he Summoned jury of inquest, ip the presence of
whom post mortem examination of the stomach
was made by physicians, and. they were satisfied
that the deathwas produced by arsenic and rem
derea their verdict accordingly. In the meantime
nothing has been heard from Pritchett and his ainia
BE pararnourA His family ia left in very destitute
condition but far better off than they could be with
so abandoned scouhdrel.-DanUiIe Republican,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

Nor DosE WITH.-Alexander jackson,
free negro, was partially examined last Saturday,
before the Mayor, for assaulting and beating an old
white man. named Joseph Arnold. on the 4th INST
loaned Mr.. Charles c. Lipscomb some furniture,
and that when he went to the house to get IL this
black imp was set upon him to beat him oh. Owing
to the absence of officer Tyler who was confined to
his room all last week from indispositon, the ex.
amination was continued until this morning, when
ne 81 r,lct TO hear some rich DEVELOPMENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

ryDR C,.B. gRAINERD. .-Ds. BsAsEnp esa
BE- Consulted at the Exchange Hotel from January
20 until Saturday, January %, 1854 from 70 II
Nv stay will be short therefore let alt who wish
trssiment apply at once. Correspondents, by -
me- post raid bex 7e, New York city, staf~
ing the nature of their case, and whether the e5e-
balls small or large; aiso whether fhe eye stands
ont proininentty is sunken-can, fof tws dollars
Obtain advice or treatment tor ten dollars In which
Ease the pay for advice win be deducted. The poor
bly, considered =
DIR RRAIsERp has restored persons to perfect sight,
in cases of partial and total blindness, OF from II
weeks to 5S years Standing by from 10 seconds 70
rriputes application, by scientific method OF bis own
discovery without cutting, pain or wash.
Dr.. B. has also cured cases of Inflammation OF -
rious and aggravated grades; pain from an intolerance
of light ghtedness loss of sight from age, and
uear-sghtedness. All Of which have remained per.
manent TO the present momsnt.
For abundant evidence of the facts stated rete{s
ence may be had to statements Of persons Teateo
and published In the city paperas Many 81 tho
persons may be seen At his room. at lo n or I
NJ Of each dsy-st which hours, Dr. b. wni perfof1
experiments on the worst esses that may ~ prseen
ed Ladies and gentlemen ars invited 70 esh -
p s. See notice above for hour. snd days Lnos32 s3
who Dc not see Dr. BRAINrRD Within the ttme sessse
will fail 10 see him ct ALL he uil Deanveg NsvS
en yosts for New OEit ans. on the nh insssnt.
10 lQ--l$t 4
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= Ten LINES on LESS nAxr : sou.ss t..x..
abiein sdysnes. '-'As - -
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LEcTUREs.-The Rev. Mr. Samson will
continue his interesting instructive and popular lee
tnres on the Bible Lands, this week, and we have
no doubt that hundreds will attend them. There is
not 4 school boy in the land-not reader Of the
holy word of God-not professor of religion-not
man or woman who can read or write, that may
not learn something from the lecturer who has TIA
yersei the bible Lands and made them his study
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

Col. JOHN M. WAsHINGToN-A correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, writing from Shepherds.
town, Va, thus speaks the gallant Col. Washing
ton who was lost from on board the steamer San
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DIED.

CApEs-At DsTien. COun on Tuesday eysnins Oct 81
Nnl. Cepes sged I'll years aud month";
The funeral will take place Dsnsn Th orpipg
10 Ce Cd The f-Dd AID retyess the fsm, se respect
attend will tale the A. NJ train seen
hsilrosd The remains will be brought by the
oeloeb train and b. inferred in Greenwood Ceuetsry
COZiNE-Noy. Misc Rachel Cozine. seed e0 y-.r.
Her relstves ard friends respectfully attend
her funeral. without further invitation AZ her late N
Broadway between Fifty 9Th spi Fifty on Friday
the Sd net st O'clock the Boomnstsle Church. sixty
eislth.st., at 2. O'clock
Do~N-on the LIST inst, Harriet, y0Gsssst isashtsr Of
Samuel and J,ne Down.
The enes Of the family respectfully invited to attend
The funeral from the residence OF her father
Est AZ lot O'clock, Friday morning
The remains viii be conveyed to the family burs ground
Tsrrytown.
JoNEs-On "Wednesday. the LIST inst, Frederick H. Jones.
aged 2 years and mo1ths
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
bis funeral rom his brothers residence No Ia Nnthav
Friday Nov 5. At O'Clock
mARTN0On the ist inst after short and Illness
OF ceDG.sion Of the brain, Benjsmin r. OF Gsbrel
ard G. N.rtino, aged - years, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
tend the funeral without further invitation IL o'clock
Friday the Sc inst at the residence Of hs her Centre
vile, Staten Islspd.
hACLEAN-suddenly. on the LIST inst, MEs Aana Jane
Esclesn, sged "a yesrs
Her encs and scqusrtsnees requested attend her
funeral from her late residence No Aen this Thursday
Afternoon, al 5 o'eioek without further notice
RDLEY-Oet rs suddenly, Mr. CuiLber: Ridley in bis 5iss
year
Newcastle upon Tyne papers please copy
TONNSENDAt West Point ~ Y. at the dence Of her
sopiptsw, Lieut. Col w. H. T. Walker Tuesday evening
Oct 81 Hannah Towbsend widow Of Isaiah Tow Of Al
Jan IN the list ytaI Of her age
WRlGHT-At Fishki Landing on the mornns Of the 18th
October after Ions and severe illness, Mary Jane, vile OF
Robert Wright 10 the 2sh year Of her age
Blessed the dead that die In the Lord"
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soles OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.

fReported for THE NJ Y TRIBUNE by FRY & TBoAAsI
Fri Board-sSoo City Is, soi 81 coo Penn S. cash, s2
$1,000 do 81 600 Wilmington r. 6s. SO; 500 Schuy
Nav 6s 1872 b5 75l 1880 DO, 753 l2o Hate Hill Gold Co..
1; Is Union Canal b5wn. 10; MInehl R., b5wn 65i
Beilceen BoGrds-2O0 Reading 5wn 35ii 800 do 5wn
34. s,ooos a,.
81 coo City C. 4t 1000 do sOti $1,000 do sti pSoO
civ Railroad IS pO2 81 800 do IS 9O; ~ 500 Norrstosn
Railroad 6 s2 81 600 Wilmington Railroad IS ss aneh
Railroad 65 % Penn Railroad az; 10 do 90 az SVLe
biab Zinc cash 2; so Girard Bank c. 4 p, Ut. 49,.
Iney aiding Railroad S5; leo DO bo S5i 400
Lehish Zinc II; 100 do, b5, 2. - -. -, 80, 49,,
Closing Poes-United States Go 6s liza bid llS astsd
United Ststes ST. INA bid ISL asked Pennsylvania S. 81
nd "a asked Resdips Railroad 3 bid $50 asked; Reading
Railroad Bonds 10 int of 70 bid 7l asked Reading RAro
Motssse IS go s bid "a asked Pennsylvania Railroad mt
81 AZ bd IS asked; Morris Canal III bid lt asked Schuy
Xii Navigation 6s az Isl bid Isl asked Schuylk Navigation
Stock Is bid a asked sehuylk Nsyisaon Preferred 81
hid 50 asked; Long Island l3 bid Isl asked; Nieksbqrs
bid lOI hed Grard Bant 2f old III sked Lehgh Zinc
bid II ssksd Union Canal % bid, lOs asked STEADY
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The receipts at the sub-Treasury were sl'''2'''
paid, s34, $50; balance, %, SOL ,e75.
The Bank OF the State Of New-York has deciarea
semi. annual dividend Of y cent, payable on 'ne
10th inst. The Mechanics Banking Association "
cent, pay able on the 9th inst.
The Concord Railroad has declared seml-anna.
dividend of 4 p cent, payable on demand. Ihe W"
Manufacturing Company, Of Ware, Msss'' 'e"'''
payable on demand.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company has csnea 'e'
an instaIlment Of t5 share on its scrP ssoek P'''
bic on the 18th inst
The amount of gold taken BY the steamer go
wss eslo SOS, nearly III in bars, sad &ss' IN HAs'A
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NEW-.JE.RSEY ITEMS.

The Mesgher Republican Grenadiers held their an
nual ball at the Hudson House on Tuesday night.
John Mitchell, Michael Doheny, and other eminent
Emeralders were present. The two gentlemen named
delivered eloquent speeches-Mr. Mitchell speaking
with especial reference to the action Of Father Kelly,
the Catholic priest whose denuncaton Of this affair
we have heretofore alluded to.
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Advetisement
The eorsps fush the whittier sss Of the pearl

Met on the cheek Of that angelic Krl"
But the corars tint and the pearls wilderness
are evsnescnt uDess preserved and pefPetuated BIZ proper
means II PHALos's PAPHIAs LoTfox be sppisd flight sad
morrIg TO the fest complexion 1t will protect from blen
i.hi while the stn dsfgured with botches p npes
phew sesles, vi speedily become clear and lie
use. PHALoxs No ST. Broadway Isl Nicholas Hctel and
No 1877 Broadway Of DsJs; Sold By druggists and
fancy dealers generally.
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La W INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge tsGRAaAa,
NEXT FRIEND IN DIVORCE SUIT.
William q Powell at Anne Powell

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge tseRAHAa
NEXT FRIEND IN DIVORCE SUIT
willism D. Powell sgt. Anne Powell
This was motion, we understand, for the appoint
men Of next friend on the part Of and ths 'se
yorce account of infdey stes we believe particular
rssed with plaintiff as an express driver and who alleged
understand in his testimony before the Referee IN substance
been maded eight or ten years and have two OF three chill
dren The Referee reported in favor Of divorce and the pre-
The granted the motion Or friend unless defend
ready had the Judge stated might fall through Of
such next friend the inquiry thus far Referee In divorce
case before him and not merely present conclusions
in regard to it, Notice must be given after next friend sp
Margaret Coughlsn agt. James Coughn.
Divorce granted
ADVANCE on ASSIGNED JUDGMENT.
Patrick McCabe ast. John Boyd.
Plaintiff by his counsel Mr. Noble sued for dam
se oT injury sustained by falling through cellar s way osops
recovered judsmeni of $3.50 by default and then sold the
sD now comes IN ana asks to have the default set aside
new Trial allowed Motion granted provided defendant Pay
q q % ia. $ e e ss So ,. and
Otherwise the motion denied The should he elect
10 refund, would have to lose the amount
APPLICATION FOR REcEIyER.
Archer MARITIME sst. VIM Foster
Motion for ppointment Of receiver OF property
ct deend TRom en- dss oe 20 sppon Receiver
Abraham Ayres, ct al sgt, Stephen L. ST. John ct al
Default opened and cause restored to the calendar,
and execution stand security bond may be given
MOTION FOR AMENDED COMPLAINT FINAL.
Charles r. Maryatt sgt James Awkward:
ISGRAHAM, first Judge-The object OF thus motion
compel the plaintiff TO separate and number the causes oil
action as stated In the complaint 49,,
W unnecessary for to upon the question whether
the causes be separated not think the motion
must be denied. ,.,,,,,-
There was motion therefore, made to amend this peadns
which was granted the plaintiff compelled to serve
complaint On that motion reference was made
to present alleged defect although existed then much
II does ,,... .....
OF litigation which IN my opinion never should be suHefd 70
exist. -, T.. -. -
IL there are defects in pleading and motion made 70
.msnd The moving party should include In the motion all
the particulars in which wishes the amend
ed II he does he valves his right to make the ooec
ton Motion denied plaintiffs costs $40, to abide the event
cAusrs OF ACTION MUST BE SEPARATELY STATED.
Beames agt. Williams
Nv thu seth rule of the Supreme Court ii is proved
that action shall be stated and mum
bered in the complaint This complaint Is defective In eo'h
these respects
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MARINE CoURT-Before Judge MeCAsrHr
SUIT FOR ALLEGED sLAsDLk.
-. n.-c.ax at David g. Paige.

plaintiff i = nssterer He alleges that he went to
,uss. ofxhsh defendant owner. corner Spnnt sna
% 20 80 ,nnn Defendant said 10 him; SO yo1 are
her. again Plaintiff replied Yes: %.a ne way you
Pisntid replied that he wanted to zee 70 nn -
aid HOY S'Is yos e S !. @ss not
an, nlsS You wiz steal anything yoo can ye%
had better issS .ss% for sn $50
60 Yor pisiatsS, NJ Noble; Tor dsfsndss' af'
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ADVERTISEMENT
GOLDSMITH

GOLDSMITH TO THE PEOPLE, VIZ: On
ncrbsr win receive new Pupils 70 his wsIriSs and book
.tln.e CLAssrs at half pess-wrtns Cls',s. ~ 70
4H e psr ousrtsr or from s0 10 IS per month LsdeS
s Ssssoon asd afternoon 90 $50 for TIE Cssr.s Of 'sa
800 = = No S2 Brosdwsy. corasr OF Frsnkin'