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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER these Specifies are entirely
harmless in all instances and in all Babies may
them, children thcm the aged, nrm invalid
them without danger, and with benefit.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-Tlat thousands of the most gift
ed and intelligent minds in this country and Earope
long given in their adherence Homdopathy
employ It exclusively in all Of diseases for themselves
and families.
PLEASE REMENIBER.-That not only in long staading,
old complaints but in recent and violent diseases Of
most dangerous character Homeopathy has proved It's
periority to any other system in rspeated trials.
PLEASE REMEAIBER.-That Homeopathy Is sustained,
not from Its theories and doctrines, but from daily and
hourly success in curing the sick and arrestng disease
PLEASE REMEMBERThat it is the little IFS that lead
TO great and tits little ailments that neglected lead
grave and serious diseases. .=s-E-
PLEASE RENE lBER.-That you may haveit in your
promptly and arrest such complaints at
tho beginning, and thus prevent grave diseases. 5
PLEASE REStEABER-That this sYstem saves you the
struggling forcing and deception used to getoher medi-
taken by children al dangerous
PLEASE. MISUNDERSTANDING the evil results OF such
may he done By the medicines thus given.
PLEASE Observation-Disclosures Humphreys system OF Hoo
moeoyathc Specifics divesS the prvte practice of the
tam Of alDep'cntty and intrfcacy that every body
NAV them
Please REMEMBER-That the cure of aIslngls chronic
aIiment such Piles Cararrt, Headache SsiRheun,
will than ten times pay the cost of case! a.
PLEASE REMEMBER-Thattwoo or four dollars invested
in case Of Specific Remedies will return many times its
value freedom from anxiety,
1tlon OF disease, and absolute relief.
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HUME lI.s.IREYs35,. D.

1QsE5QMGA0FA Ia4G2EHGEpIEs
Stand head fSr the us
daugerous and repuEiVe doses School
perplexlng obscurities usual b6os
and nedicines Uoukisng of simple specifies tie var
simple pellets; and prepared peth
er danEerops or dsgusting they form q ready
source OF theRlEent or and
Icomplaintn invalid.
They these positive advantages which we're never
before cobined in any popular They are Aa
LEss: injury arise f1om use They are SIMPLE
RHrEET you can give the proper at
S They
ond the mite cures atthe pound could
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No. 4. Fever PtSEs-FOrP Fever, Congestion Inaar
So; e Worm Pii1s.Forw Worm Fever, ozm colo Wet
No 5: Baoys pAs-FOr Collie. Drying Fssthins AMI
a9R ssfSaas9sif q SsEs
NJ E. s 19gssntsSy Pi'For Colo, Dysente
No. 8. Cholera zl'tus-For Cholera cholera sNIorbuI
No !. Cough Plus-For Coughs Colds, Hosrseness,
No. S. 2oos6aeas Ptis.-Toothaebe Faeeaeho and
No. Q. Headache PiUs-Bor Headache, Vertigo, lIsat
80. 10; Dy5pspsta Tii1,-Yor weak and Dsranged O.
No II. For FensqIs IroGuldriss, scanty, Painful
So IL. Female Pis-For Leucorrhoes Proiuse Mensss
L.
No; IL. Sat Rheune fi,.-For Eryspelas, Erupttons
No; e: h1surqtio Rius-P0r or Sore
ness in the Chest, Back, Ioins, or Limbs. "A
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chm Fever, Dumb Ague, old
For Piles, Blind Bleeding Internal or External rs
0wF9E so4T Meak or 1naamed Eyes and Ryelds, Fail
C.For Catarrh, of long standing either with
obstruction profuse discharge
W. C--Por WhOoping CouSh, abatlng its violence and
shortening its course. = -.-lslIl 5
In AcgTs Feyer, 1utau4mations, Dlar-
rhGas Eysentery, Group Rheumatism, and eruptive
diseases Scarlet Fever, Mensels and ErYsipelae
vantage of giving the properremedes obvious,
and in all such the specifics act ke1 charm.
entire disease Is often arrested once all
violence Of the attack Is moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
have to be called he will take tho at decid
ed advantage from the previous trcatment. -
CoUGHS and COLDS which of
and which often the foundation of deceased lungs
bronchitis and consumption, may all be cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills
In CHROSIO DISEASES such Dyspepsia, Weak Stomact
Constipation, Liver Complaint Piles Female Debility and
Irregularities, old Headaches, Sore Weak Eyes, Oatarrh
Salt Rheuu, other old eruptions specifics
whose proper application will afford almost every
instance Often the of single chronic difficulty such
as Dyspepsia Piles, Ohtarr Headache Female Weak
ness, has than paid for the case ten times
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Business attended TO Nth Despateh and Fidelity.

sAnTL P. HLDRBTH, Agent.
GToacc at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
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Inconnection with the above, keep every kind of
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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and OYcTcoIn'
which, If moi
died, end H..
lleVs IL ut
8ure8G rem
world, in al
cutlery und
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IL OR.T TON !.
ls.iiIa1aore aud ohio Rail Road
SUMMER ARRANGEMGNT-

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Pianos, neoaeons, and every kind of musical lnstru
EentS tuned and repaired.
~ All goods carranted ut this establishment. novs
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The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all drayage or fertage of Freight to-
gehcr with the saving of time, advantages readily APP
Precated by shippers Freight and the Travelling Pnblc
: PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD qOfLL JIld 1t to
Their advantage to &tiply This Route
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directors, apply or
the following Agents of the CompEnY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Tadvertisement.l

To PHYSICIANS AND LADIEs.-The cure OF
Propsn, ter kindred diseases by Motopsihic treatment
bss now become fact aested by several thousa
ases resed hospitals riding practice Tn repacement
y this method the gsments and abdominal muscles are
yazed and Immediately contract that no ordinary eso a.
humping or running and down stairs again occasion as
seesnt In fact d but causes hrmer contraction This shows
hr be in harmony with the natural iuncons
eanses no pain and the cure so rehao
scarcely the possibility of failure Even s,eity
Yields yitaEng unless combined with some incur
able maady would be bot reasonable 20 suppose that treat
founded principles which so IN one set
of organs Udcouy modified 20 the needs o oher CHROME
dis.acs could erfuy cacous such the treatment
AZ Round nm has proyedseM Numerous have been made
of stubborn complaints which had fingered without help or
yeas Its In the Of premonitory consumption
spinal complaints paralysis and loss OF the use OF hno IN
has also been had IN bronchitis IN
estong brokeudown constitutions and in arousing torpid,
nervous and debsted systems 10 strength and activity D
BSTFp the weknown originator Of this system OF treat
mrnt Of Round Hin wsterCure, Northampton Mss viii De IN
NewYork Nicholas Hotel TUESDAY and WEDSES
% nd 2sth December and receive calls from t9 p m
He will haopy inquiries well as 70 see the SICK
PhyscD are Cordially invited to call Thorough investigation
Is coued The system will bear IT, Circulars gat lreae
on treatment including history Of cases, IS cents. -
The Waer-Cuie Is Summer and Winter Ine cold ana
Winter months the most favorable to speedy recovery IN
many
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

HoEsZ-THrEvEs ARREsTED.-Detective officers
Tieman, De Voc, and Sampson, arrested, on Wsdnes-
day morning, two young men named Gottliebk Miller
and Bepjaun Il. Coog, suspicion Of horse stealing
One Of The men is wen.known thief, and the above
officers have suspected both of them Of horse-stealng
Cor come tine, which led to their being closely
watched. When arrested the prisoners had in
their possession bay six years DID, handsome,
new 10 ;ksway wagon, with blankets, buffalo robes,
whips &C., the whole valued at $3.50, all of which,
with the thieves, eonvyed to headquarters. Is
subsequently ascertaned that the horse and wagon
were stolen from Port Jeryis, Orange County, on
Tuesday night and driven from thence to this city,
distance Of 20 miles without stopping. The prisoners
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
MARRIED.
HOTCHKTsS--CA

HoTCHKIss-CAMPBELL--on Wednesday. Dee 21, BY No
Rev. c. 5. Stewart, u NJ Edward Hotehkiss Of New Hs
ven Conn, to Anna Elizabeth daughter Of jacob Camp
bell jL, ofths city.
HARp-MITCHELL-On Sunday, Dec. 10, at Lyeomins Pa,
kewYorh, to Miss Mary A., daughter Of Col A. htehssf
Lyeoming
KOCH-SANDF0RD--fn this city, Tuesday, Dec. Do By
the Rev Dr. T. H. Taylor Edward C. Koch OF Lyons France,
to Janet L. second daughter Of the late Edward Sandfc
esq, of New.York
PEGRAM--sANDFORD-IB this city on Tuesday, Dee %,
by the Rev Dr. T. H. Taylor Orlando A. Pesra Of Virginia.
to Mary N eldest daugb Of tho late Edward Ssndrd
ofNew-Yors.
ULLIVAN-HATFIELD~O On Tuesday Dec 20 by the Rev
James Brownlee Mr. George " Sullivan Of Elizbethpo
Island
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

real estate, sis2 40 so total, $685. Ioz 36 Cspl
stock raid IN, 81 OC0, 900; surplus, sSo,1S iV hsa
sItSS43 10. Show ing that The Company nave er.
pended S5ll lo7 So out OF the surplus, aad no amosn
hss been carried TO depreciation account o,hsr tasa
this. The number Of mics rus 10 1853 was ,4sots;
number Of passengers carried 26 ,3g3; and reeeps
from passengers, si769sT The Committee recon-
mend that the Company be allowed TO charge the satne
rure of fare present, their execu ing bond
$2Co Geo to comply with the folio Eing conditions:
First that the Fulton transfer be dis.
continued. and The through every hneen
minutes to East New-York; second, that the Myrtle
avenue transfer cars be discontinued and the
regularly every minutes from Classon avenue 70
Broadway; third that the route 20 GreenpoiDt be up
Fulton street TO Myrtle avenue, through Classon
aveDne 10 Kent avenue, and thence at present 10
the city line fourth the Company 10 build within four
months the track on Columbia street 10 Hamilton
avenue ferry h the Flatbush route 70 be completed
TO the city line within four months, at all points
transfers made 10 provide suitable rooms for tbe
commodation Of waiting passengers. The report was
made the special order for next Thursday evening. "A
FIRE.-About eleven O'Clock Tuesday night hrs
occurred fancy goods store OF Ms C. H. Bery No
Fourth u extngushed with few pals Of ~Ats
but considerable damage done the oct BY water Insured
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
SAMSON AGoEIsTEs.
pec.nberA 1850


You bound and made your sport of him, Philistdal
Yeu set your sons at him to fOut and jeer;
Yea loaded down his limbs with heavy fetteF;
Your mildest mercy was a smiling sneer.
oas nan, amorg a thousand who defed him,
One man from whom his awful strength bad He'd
You ubroDghthim outtolash him with ourvenseance;
Ten thousand curses on one hoary head
You think his eyes are closed and blind forever
Because you scared them to this mortal Gays
Van draw a longer breath Of exultation,
Because your eoDquerOr's power is torn away.
Oh fools his arms are round your temple pillars;
Oh blind his strength divine begins TO wake
Hark the great roof tree trembies from s center
Harki how the rafters bend, and swerve, ano
shake
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
THE RING or THE DOLLAR.
n d. rIi.s, o, rA.x y. T.iau.s.

~ ~ Editor Of TAsH y TriosAS
sIK In looking over the list Of signstures to the
e. Union Meeting call, published in last Fridays
Tizes, embracing 3,ls4 Iit stated there were
e0,oc0 signatures where were the remainder y, was
struck with the great proportion Of names entirely un-
known 10 me. have been actively engaged in busi-
noes Including good proportion Of Southern tradel in
New.Yofk City forneary twenty -four years, and have
In dat time learned the names, at least of most Of the
people prominently engaged in business but they were
certainly not in TAe Timers list for took the trouble
30 go over carefully the whole number, and counted
fo9 names l recogniIed-only 100 names mostly in
ahe' Southern trade.
Irecolected perfectly well that Mr. j. j. Henry, who
Rgured eonspieuousy 1T the meeting, is the
who tool an active part in the Castle-Garden Union
Safety Committee of 1850, largely engaged in job
biDg dry goods to the South. He is the who
called upon me ia 1850, with two other members Of
that Committee Doth Of them, also in the Southern
trade and who aferward failed in business, for
. sredtor to soEcit my signature 10 that call, and
when refused, Mr.. Henry wasquite displeased. The
sew of us, for we were only few, were threatened
with being published to the South" but when we
said we hoped they would do it, We heard nothing
more Of il.
Now, is it possible that people at the North tthe
South know better suppose that there will ever be
any cessation Of the agitation Of the Slavery question
20 long SIS the institution exists In 1850 Just al the
time Of Henry Lspgs returD-the fugitive slave on
whom the Casile Garden Committee paid $500 ex
penses to secure his return-I was in Richmond, and
attended a States Rights Meeting" there, where
heard the speakers TOundly deDounee the Committee
for iBsineeity in the matter they said it the return
Of Lang was only done g. to save Southern trade.
IseoDect ioo how very fierce some Of the Southern
ers were TO buy their goods only in their own Her
ktis and patriotic psid 10 per cent more
IN Baltimore than their other less patriotic neighboTs
paid in this market for the identical style OF goods
Then reooect that these patriotic merchants came TO
kew-fork the next season for their goods, and We
head no more of States Rights for some time.
10 seems 70 me wat we want Ia this "eIisis III |
fhere is oDel is for the different professions 10 attend
b their respeetire tusiaess and let UniOn-saving"
alone, in meetings. unless II be to denounee the
snIy dts-uniopists know Of viz: the Admiassirafioa
Dc~OerGtie members Of Congress, now busy making |
5hsr shrieks for disunioD In Washington. USioE.
Ipsa %, lsss !
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
DIED.

BUTLER-In Brooklyn, Tuesday Dec. 90 Henry Buler,
aged SO years after lingering illness, member Of ChrH
BRowER-In this city, suddenly Monday evening Dec.
49, a. the Academy Of Music efsPoPlezy Abrsm d. Brow~
aged So years
BULGER-n this city, on Tuesday Dec. 10 at O'Clock r.,
Mary Elizabeth Bulgsr aged "a years and IS days.
CARsn this city, Tuesday, Dec 90 Hester Cars dsush'f
ofWm- II. Cars.
CAIN-In this city on Tuesday Dec 20 aners short s
Francis Cain, ssed 26 years, ] month and ls days.
CARsoN--In ihis city, Tuesday, Dec. 20. hs sass
Carson
ELY-on Tuesday Dec 2o William j. Ety. aged Syeu' sna
II months. L.,
to attend the funeral this day (ThHrsdsy from ms
late residence No 80 saeteit street, Brooklyn.
EINE-At Berlin Wednesday Nov 8 Csthsrne seas"'e.
The funeral service. VIII place the Church Of The A.ss
siou conner Of Fh and Tenth street, Thefsd
Dec a. at p The friends Of the family are Invited V
attend.
SneT IN h. ss year H age native Of sshs
Hs funeral S sie place on faoT.a.y "a Dec ~ I'd
the members Of Typographical Union No. Q, invited
atend without further notice.
Washington, d. C., Albany and Boston papers please copy
oestsd 10 attend the funeral late member Oeore n
hoere tI Tharsd.y) afternoon At pel9sS 5on sS
RcsT. D. DAcx. Rec. Sec.
HACFARLAER--In this city, on Tuesday, Dee ssr 49,
The relative. friends sfss suy r.'rsetiay inv,t
ffoE her late rs-idssss, No. 80 Ninth street
NARsHALI-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday, Dee d. AefH'
Der C. Marshall. in the 9th year Of his age a.. -
Tpe RELATIVES end and the members Of the Sce
~ ofthe City efNew Yot arc requested ate1na %.
ffom his rcsidenoe, No. II Monroe place bro~Ayn -
SATURDAY. 2h int O'Clock without further OF pc
cia invffesion-
unsatisfactory on Thsd,y Dec. g. at Fort Dodge Ioyt
fn ons.aueuce injuries receive BY being thrown hom "a
WAGON NJ Alex W. Marsh formerly fthis city aud young
est son Of Jsues and Mary Mash deceased
MoRROW-In BIooklyr Monday Dec. 10, Sarah Morrow
In the 5sth year Of her age.
O'KILL-on Wednesday, Dec. a. after short Illness hr-
Mary o kil. in the 18th year Of her =,
The hi~nds Of the family are respectfully invited 70
her fgDsIs wthCUt further otce Friday the z3d asN -
O'Clock ?. M nom 81. Bsrtholosnew's Church
sTEwARD-on Tuesday evening, Dec. %, John s'e"~e
sEed &c years . -,
The funeral VIII take place Friday the 22d inst s
from his late esieence. No. Trinity place. tno hle -.
the family end the members Of the Police Department
respectfully invited 10 attend. l..
sLoATIn bis city lay, Dee 20, Mrs ssrah s''
the 8st year Of her age -
WOODWOaTH-At Moriches L. l.. on Saturday. De ~.
drowned in the South Bay, wh- atiempi9f 70 Cos 80
ice Voney Y. only son of Ephr.in q. aud Densi~ '"
worth, aged 10 years, months and u days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

The BRoAD-sTREEr CALANITr-CoRoSERs Is
QUEsr.-A large humber of curious people yesterday
gathered about the ruins Of the warehouse Nos 81
and Sc Broad street. which fell down on Tuesday even
ing with such fatal resuls number Of laborers were
at work during the day removing the rubbish, squad
of police being the ground to keep people out of
danger portion Of the eide walls are sill standing
but viii soon be taken down, they are thought to
incline outward TO q dangerous degree. The body Of
MIR. Ely, who was instantly killed by the falling wall
was viewed at the First Precinct Station-House by
Dany Of his friends, and also by Coroner Schirmer,
after which il was placed in coffin and removed to
his residence ia Brooklyn. Mr.. Ely was So years Of
age and native Of Monmouth, n. j., but had been
resident Of Brooklyn for several years and highly
esteemed. The body of John Stewart, the policeman
Of the First Precinct. who was killed at the same
tine rad been conveyed from the City Hospital TO his
late residence in Trinity place. where il was viewed
by tie Coroner.
About ii o'clock Coroner Schrmer commenced th f,
investigation Of the case and the following gentlemen
were selected "a Jurors:
John HcClenahan No 6S Woodhun street Brooklyn J. II.
Newman, No ls Front street; w. Duncan No. s. Front
street H. Bradley No 6l Front street stephen Nhite No
o. FroBt street. K. CIooks, no. s. Front street
Charles X. Klapp was the only witness examined.
His testimony going 10 chow that the building had
been considered insecure, the Coroner concluded to
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

SAILOR RoBByD BY FRIEsps.-Oticers Jonrdan
and sherIocl ofihe sIth Precinct yesterday arrested
Hughes and his vile Csihne Bushss who charged with
ksvrg robbed James residing At No II Mulberry s
Of iy7 Il sered that the night Of the 3h st the ps
oues went the complainant, g. the Chatham Iheae bnt
previous 10 their leaving the house 4 said tsi Hughes threat
spej his wife with personal violence che dd no oI'k op
be there Mrs Bugtes. since her arrest eonsscs 70 hsn!
beys the orders o her husband through bodily fear and says
that while Al Hughes lett them for hh an hour dur
ipe which time the house and broke IN % rear
window give the appearance Of having been ooroeN
entered Returning sgain the theaer he witnessed s close
~ the rerfmsne and then accompanied his wife and
[ The parties we're suspected and finally arrested when
Mrs Hughes admitted the he and hr hushes
b rsc,ved Ie 20 OF her that time all Of which be de-
d In the .avnr bank The mouey recovered and ths
sscrused CON uitted 10 answer by Justice Connolly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
COURT CALENDAR-rHrs DAT.

u. \. DISTRICT COURr.-Noe. H. W. 6O, lOf, ~.
SUPREME COURr-CRcUIT.--Part Mos. 1851,
1879 1889 1 81 1898 $685. 1887 1899 254l 2543 755 1884,
2sts $751; 255, s5SS 2sS7 2SS9, 2S6 PART iNos q" 6s
tO35
SUPREME CoURT.-SPRcIAL TERM.-Nos. 2l2 10
1l9 22l, 222 223 226 20 $50 S. no. ILL., 14T Is3 2
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Psrt Mo. 63l. No other
cause than this win be tried in this branch this Part IL
Same as yesterday.
COMMON PLEAs-(Trial without Juryl.-Part l.
Nos g. iZ6 ll9 l0a 49, 4s l49 l50 ISL Part INoA l
l24, 1923, lS0 ia, l43, IA, ls5, I46, l4T
BR0oKLYs CRY CoURT.-Nos 16, 40, 65, Z, 3, II,
10, "a, rs, 80, IL, 10, 20, 81, %, 90 S. "a, Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
GIPY ITE R2

THE FIFTH AVENUE C0CK-Rr ,BINs.
Who'll save the Unionf
al" ssys Sensfor Beekmsn;
"And my polished boots err ak man
Ats meeting Of Yankee d .odlas
And Fifth Avenue. dles,
RI save the UniOnp',
81" says Master srooks
Whh his qnotai' ,ons from the books,
And from the Constitution.
"IHuke are Of TBE IssTIruTIos,
Ard u st 1lsave the Unionl"
vi, ssys Charles O'COnor,
hnd say on legal honor
20 the cocks I'm now addressing,
Human Slatery IS 6less'ng,
And Z alone saves the Union"
"T," says Senator Dix,
For all my Free-SOil fix
'4S was but trance,
And I'm a-going 20 France,
After save the UnionW
al" cries Orator Thayer,
For Fernando Wood is Mayor
Tho I'm not an oftiee-seeker,
Ard object to Sherman as Speaker
ri save the UtiOn."
81, 'Hurrab for the old eoon,"
Cries the Reverend Bethune,
I'm the theological retriever,
Against SOY brother Cheever,
And PH save the Union
So the "Union" it was saved,
For the fihieth time at least
And stocks rice with the yeast
Saved by means of Brown the martyr,
And sugar-barrels' blazing "rAR-rAR"-
Oh, how well the South have raved
HANS YORK;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs.-Dec. 2I-BsfOre r.
dern nA

Joseph Dodge, who pleaded guilty Of pocketpick-
ing sentenced to term OF three years sad SIX months
BiackwelPs Island.
John Boylan and Patrick Duffy pleaded guilty to the chUr Of
passing counterfeit money the Chemung BanS Jas
ment suspended
John Cssghan convicted Of assault and battery Denns
Mullins liquor No 527 Seventh Remanded
Mary Waters pleaded guilty to keeping dsordery house In
the S,h Ward and discharged promising TO yseae tho
premises.
Samuel convicted Of grand larceny having stolen
watch and money IN all worth 50 from Anna BrowR
N the lUth Of November. Sentence reserved.
Adophus Nane and Mary Ann Roberts tried for keeping
house OF fame Centre Adophus found gal.y
months blackwes Island, Mary Ana
was acquitted, and warned not TO appear again.
Michael Farley acqued Of the charge Of receiving
goods in having purchased three locks worth dollars
each, which proved to have been stolen. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-cncrr-Dec 9l-Bsiore Justice
STRONG.

SUPREME COURT-Cncur-Dee 3L-Bsiore Justice
STKoNG.
DAMAGES FOR KILLING A CHILD.
Edward Hughes sgt. Michael J. Greent ~ ~
The plaintiff ne administrator, sued 70 recover $oo
for the death OF his daughter child ii years ot ase ne d.
third street and on the 2h Of March, lsSs heavy blast
made hcb threw rock weighing lso pounds throu toe ot
cf the house hioh pAnlih lived killing his child almost Ia
tauy he de6ndaDt up That her death was accidental
His counsel objected that the admEstrsor OF an mint hay
no estate bed no right bring atoD 10 his cen naoe s
JnSee held that here the child yosr Of
such an action Id be brought by the administrator Dee
ant also objected the testimony OF the vile o. me sn
the that she patty In interest The Judge
cded that wife could testify In case where he ~
must be conceded to be careful and responsible man "
Corporation would not have made any contract with him
bani counsel argued that the fact that the city
hsd made contract with him should be taken against the d
endat The contractors governed the primary elections "a
elected the COMMON Council who paid them in eontl
Buckley foI pailtiG C. O. j. W. Mitchell and j. 5 Nesl
for defendant.
IS CHANBeRs-Dec. 2l.-3efore Justice CLxRKE
THE Pr s2aER gsssLAUGHTER CASE.
In the matter OF John ID. Pfromer.
The defendant was convicted Of mansaughter, IN.
ss sentenced 10 the State Prison for years. bin Of eS
made and ceorar obtained, 10 take the
made prisoner bail pending the adj o
case which opposed the ground that eonv
of msnsughter could be admitted to bail The Judge o
MED the application.
DECISIONS.
Adene Chambers agt. james Chambers-Judgmenl
Of divorce granted.
-four suitsl-Moon denied with f5 costs In each