davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY of
- SBw.TORK-JAMEs LEks and HkSRf L4IDIAW p1St@ pyS
IBtera Dslnlants-Surnmoas for Relief Com not Ser -
Rev Stamp the defendants lou hereby summoned 10 an
90 cents complaint 10 this actin which viii be hle
Cancelled d the Clerk 81 the City and County u
NrwYork the Cr Hall In said city and 10
eopy Of vonr the said complaint The nhhS AZ h once
E ~ Walre the CITY Of ewio within iNshy days amer ihs
vou All % answer sad complaint within the time Aforesaid tle
action viii apply 10 tbs Court Tor the feHtl dAnsea IN
The com amt Dated January 30 1897 .
AfGRRNON \ SULLIVAN PLAINTIFF Attorney, NO; " waist
entitled hd m the once Of The
Ck Of tie Ctr County oi EewYek this h dAy OF FebnsI
1901. ALGbkNOA y sULLifhN TtNh"A' A"ol''
Lito Isv6sTu.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
CTPREME COuRT-CITY and COUNTY of

C,IpRFME COURT-City and County of New
y Yori-ISAAC T. VALENTINE, plaintiff sgt ANTHONi Sll
LICK dcendan-In pursuance Of Judgment OF tn supreme Seu
a6 s on HevYofk made the ih day Of January 1901
JAMES H. COLEMAN The referee therein haG5d VIII slPoss or sas
h auction on the " February 1907 at " CLOCK noon
H. FtchAnge Saesrooms No Ill Broadway ihe Cay OF
tbough Joseph McCure, Aneoneer the LANDS ana
5 n ssd Judgment order that IA 10 say All those W. crsh
lois Of Land situate ying and being In The Nnsteen 4rn OF e
s Yo aud bounded aud described s follows; bgnhing Al
nt ON the nohery Of Forthhh street the wy OF
80 bundled and 6n westerly from the westerly side ot sec
us.u nnng thence westerly along the uorhery side Of Forty
SS ~ INV feet; thence uorthe and parallel WIN second avenue
et and Le inches the middle line Of the block betweeh
P,s6b and Poryh streets thence ea,tery along said md
~ a,.e with Forty street thy feet and thence outheH
b second avenue hundred feet and ave inches 10 the
SAID nof'hei9 ''' VI 'V'' JANIS H. COLEMAN Referee
lt,,rnsv I.26 2aNr5w saw
fHFp D. - ,oo1sl nm SATURDAY March "a, 1901,
Ihe a9oie s'' - ''''f JAMES H. COLEMAN, Referee
tsfap .tDxr ruN p
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
nrnr1pTs OF PRODUCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
- =, 500 bbls Flour, 2S5 bbls. Whisky, 2lso sacn
Corn Meal $500 bush Corn 2as' D@ss soc SSt SiSs Besf
MAIL liz t, pork 1878 pkgs. Cut Meats, 6" phss
a'99 Dressed Hogs ASS bbls. Petroleum. h'' '~e
Butter 2.OS9 pkgs Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

CUPREME COURT, New YOrk.-SARAH w.
- GILLKNpER ssaust JANET BURNETT ss Of James Barnett
aud oberla yui,asns Of imsli o,s q ibs above Court
in ,d Judgnsh otder l ,e through hiHud ia~Tsne real
ausionssr BTharEe S,'esFeom No III Brotdssy
The % dsy of March A. D., 1877 a. IL
al ls sts premises described ia sad Jsfgnon
. 90 Ni
us The rnsih H of the CITY Of Ns~ York bounded
dch 0ss Commencng AZ pont On The souherJ sds
street distant hundred snd ssvctI ur feet westerly
u v of Th ,iih street ard seVrnih avenue
unnns ,oghshy lac parallel with The seventh .yenus
rice ubes the eeg~f 0 the bcch benee
ThtrAIih street Iea t AID en inches
henes uor,hey 1h Ih street al point ds,An'
huaIre and eight t, Sey Gom The Seventh
se along % rh street lsa feet aad our inches
ns,ssotss 4 vsNsrH.tcx ALFRFD r ACKBRT.
I1slguns Attarner. Referee. No Pine st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
Wtean Cleaners.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIlh

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. i.
sssm Pier North River foot OF Canss at o'clock
psoB, follows ,,o,,
TANA, Capt Sutton.
CONTITUTION, Capt Csyery =, o.,
Feb 20-OCEAN QUEEN, Capt T. A. Harris, connecting Win
GOLDEN AGE Capt. LapiGge.
An departures those o. lst and 2st connect at Pana
South Pacific lst and th for Central Ame
car ports and those ls touch at Msnzanllo.
Departure h each month connects with tho new steam ne from
Panama % Australia and New-Zealand.
IT. 1861 will connect with the Compnys steamer
Colorado TO leave Francisco o Yokohama aid Hong kong April
3 1861 ~, -, -.
attendance free -,
For psssee tickets further Information spp at the once
VIC "u~iI i''' Va N-' w. w r. BABY Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
4TTn AUCTION SALE.
& $4,000 TO 90, 600

TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
OE WEDNESDAY, Feb. e. 1861
NEw.YORK. Feb Is 1871.
Tb' ssre slavsnHs and Western Railroad Company viii SELL
JOiN H. DRAPER Co. Aucoueers, az the COMPANY
S.c.oop Erchaugepaes corner Of Wsnt, Newly on
NEySI.,pAl. Frb. Z1th. inst. Il y Ocisck
10000 10 0O,OO0 TUNS
FRESH MINED COAL,
~ ACEAN,ANNA RECIOSS Of the usua s',es deliverable at
t1ris D Eheihport n. j. during the month Of March 1851
tN payable cuuelt funds The DAY o. sale,
ssce within 10 days thereafter The OGee Of the Company
JOHN BRiSBIN President
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
uUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

L II
ROAug-On and ansr MONDAY. Noyrahtr 1 lt tfait' ~
Absy aad Troy oottsng With northern asd "'''eru r'l' MI
lraV keH Yofka q follYus
rn FIgts.s Hui.or River Rip,i 1lt.ih1 ahi
T, fuush ari Nupn~u Briss Noui chrg -
connscg Troy siih al of s-aios kaiiAa baE
4 and Montreal s.. -.t--
l0A m FpTsss train via utsou River Railroad eautseag
al Ab.bt si trn snd y Sih tfaits i'r NORTH
n m Eiprc.s train VIA Harlem Railroad Isrniy taft 81
Fourth connecting ClaLtm ul Ntsicra Railroad ir fh
spring, HeM tc Ah.ry With We,,ru itHn, sd At IfJ WIN
trains fJr Sarstogs Rutland. Burluroh sff MlsusaL
SEA: m Ftffess Hus1n f'Fr Harnai eont,cing ~
AbsHy With Nessg ns aud a. Troy VIII VANS io' Ns'' WIZ
4iS a. GIprsc n via Harlem Raro,d connecting Chatham
with Weston Railroad Lebanon springs rufhsd 6c al AbaHv
Troy with ~ M Gaslsnd BurlHGou, Ald
Montreal tlecplus attached Al Alhany
6:3o Egpc. n W Hudson River Ralfoad sih sfegng car,
of Ao e ng d.y excepting saarai ",.ed Ton
UfpuT a. OyrsfuT without rhansr "a h's W ana -
Railroad toureon r ffT s be made al ks' Albany THIS uHa
Will Sunlays
train Hudson River Railroad With sleeping a'i,el,d
esantciug Any with es trains ~ ulo and Suspns0n Bfdse
with trains rf Saraiegz and points North
Sunday vi BE- Wa Hudson River Raitcai ron hcvlorf
10 and intermediate stations leaving New rk AZ b
M Returning leave oughieePa0 2 afr1hg IN hsNloh
6:l5 p. N.
Ao SUNDAY Harlem Railroad leaving Fhy seconds At
arriving Mleri0n a. 3:s0 hsuruiT leave Miller
ton al 5 Q. n., arriving at EeaYort - 1850 = N. .
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

CUPREME C0URT-City and County of New
- York-GEORGB ". EDWARDS plaintiff ag GUIDO KATZBS
MAYER aeendann pursuagre Judgment of e supreme Court
of State of criork sde 10 The above entitled action DANIEL
T. NGRAHAM IT, the Referee named In the said Judgment vii
b sale pubo auction at Tie EIchaIg Saleoem No III Brod&Ay
h the CITY 0f Newiok WEDNESDAY The l9 day of Decemer
sf6 A. noon James W. miller Anconeer the following
descbe Ps.n nd ht Letters Patent granted by the
United States FdWsrd Linden for aud useful n
prorcut o. Breshtlg Guns The said Letters Patent hear date
ne the thousand eghi hundred aud ty1r
r rs uumsd fourteen eight hundred and nineteen and
asd sid BE Iacu 30 Guido katsnnAyet and b. ths
Guido sgei 10 George W Edwards the plailis
sud AL benefit ahd advantage Of al renewals d extensions Of said
al hcusls Ani avsugs b derived hom said
reusua anI eIeasonA-bstei Ne. iok November y, 1896
DANIEL T.. NGRAIiAM, jL, Referee
p Tutor. esa Plaintiffs Attornrr
hs of ~ above hscssd property pe'Poned 70 Pebrus 70
hoar sui psre DGiel Seylok December ~ 1870
UANIkl. T. lNGRAlAM L.. Rehtrs
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
prinilng

WIN. EYRRDELL's SONS, No 1Oi Fulton-st.
~ STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MAEUFAcTUR.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
Gopartnersbip Notltcs

III. PERSONS are hereby notified not 10
- Goods credit TO- receive the Notes Of he frn Of X
r. d. COSKLIN, No l62 Fulton Market
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
0YG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Wintcr ar
1IORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
and NAN -HAYEN RAILROAD.
1896. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. l3j7.
COMMENCING DEC. 10 1900

Passenger Station IN NrYorE st and Fourth
Entrance on TWoBtf.scyeuihst
TRAINS LEAVE HgwYORKi
For SssIiaVen, 100 800 (kL hJO M lA3 tELl j." bhh
Tof Bdisepcr 100 doo (EIl nOA m i2B CEI) 300 RrL
Por Milford and siraiSrd I oo ii3oa n.; 3G, A3opm.
For Fairfield Southport sHd Wstpoh, 100, lL1 M 1S =" p
For Eorvsh 100 800 Rr) 800 lioo ai5 Ll 900 OH
345, 40. so, O. 20 (EI.l p.
Por Darien 90 800, II 30 a. m. as, 40, so p m
Por Greenwich 100 BOO II ~ 2l5 AS go 390 6 m
For Stamford 200 800 (I 800 llJJ Al3 (EIl 2lS, 1W
Por Fo chester ssS e m sdsie stations, 100 eoO IL0o ais,
w. NV ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston via Springfield 800 ~. (EI) 400 RIl oWp
Tor Boston via Shore Line 1915 (ELl, 800 p - ao0
For Hartford and Springfield 900 IA (EIh AlS aV tErh 0V
For Connecticut River Railroad 400 CEL i2l5 to Mon
treal. . 90 D. m. 10 Northampton ,.,,
For Hartford Providence Fish Railroad 400 tEL M Hl'
pm =. ,e,--,-,-- u -.,...a =, m . M
For Canal Railroad II IS p. m o Northampton.
For HOuss0nio Railroad 300 a m, Il0 IN
FOR Nangatnck Railroad 800 A. m, 800
JAMES H. H0ir baEt
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains will jersey City fr PenoHt al G25 and yIs a. 10
and II5 Az sud 600 Saturdays only ll5 Tue V4
'"' 49, ''''' ~" THOMAS W DRaAREsT Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot for PmLADELPHGl at and 10 NJ ~ m
and u for BALrsoKE and WAshisGros at aud ~ u"
D. H.. and u midnight
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
6teamboais ano Railroads.

6teamboais ano Railroads.
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co.
GENERAL EXPRESS PoRwARDERs
COLLECTION AGENTS
BETWEEN TIB BAST AND WEST, AND AND TO THE NoRTH WEST
Owned and controlled by the Merchants and Manufacturers of the Ued
FLMoRR p ROSS President
WIN H. SEWARD, IT,, yicePresdes
gSss @ 9se No So' 3 G sGS 6S g.. b!1 aSG G pasn
Western Freight Depot Hudson and Leonardst4
h'''''0 SoRM&S MILLER Co. General Manager SsvYo
E0R N0RWALK and DANBURY--Steamer
EbH 81 S fs' NO
E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTF0RD, and
sis % f sob d E fSS $ S'ii%s' iii &
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER, pALMER, rITcHBuRGs SAsHuA, LOWELL. cos
'O"D' 'MTsRsEplGTE NIX IS FONTS N
The new f 1n '6iS SP ScsTCs 5sTi md T SSwYoak
NsrYot d.iy esSpd.y' ,,seP.ed, At o5'ek N" f0n
r''' No ? FOX SR'S Ss%IoSD0S bSS'i I'D
'; 'sS';.f ss Win @ " %ots..s Baa hP $ T w sT sS.S
and Nashua. and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken the lowest MARTIN lF's &ssS ers q. Pier
rEHE OLD LINE.-Sag Ilarbor, Greenport,
Il ORIENT ARTISAN Capt O. C. Gibbs, from Pid 40 -
foot VI Fulton ST. every Saturday At p m
WILLIAMS BROS, no SBeetn'ns
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEl.-
~ Passenger Freight Depot IN NswYorl foo, Of Liberty con
with the Delaware LsckAWAnna and Western
Railroad with the Lhgh Valley Railroad and i eouuec
ou forming dreo, line Pittsburgh and the West without Ahzs o
Three Brpr,ss Trains daily for the West except Sundays 'hsa one
'n p %l.. ,Hd tr- hour, s.vi By , lin, Chicago Cna
Gc, with but ore change of ears
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Jan. T. l561--Lesve New-lork - follows;
y Bethlehsm hauch Chunk, Nllhmspor
Wiikesbarfe. Mahaney City, &c.
60 m Mail TKs-for F,mingon R,,'oa water Gap, seras
t,n wlke.larre. Great Bend. rtison Binghsmou, Se 49,
gsm-Nesiern ETprr for Eaon Alenosu Hsrfisbuff nus
hurgh With change of rs 20 Cennai or M
c,go changes ~ louis Conneets a. iurS sta
Northern Cenr fhsdephA and Ee Roads f Le ana L'
O kegiols
THAiS-For Raston AleuoNa hiuch Chunk, WtAssbaHe
Reading Potu,ils. Harrisburg, Ac
4 D Nor Raston Bethlehem snd MAaeh Chunk.
8 D. m-Por Somcryile aui Feningon.
m-Fot Esou Reading Harfshurg Wihamfpo lfTinetoh
Corr Ere Sleeprg Car from NeslOfk ~ hlhAHpoft
6fa o. m.-Por Somsrrite
71n m.--Fof Somertils ,
8 D. m-wESTRRN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Rasion, AIsaoun
Rsal.re Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Ard the West
20 lishufFh eFefy ernlng
A. tans o BerFrn Point khahcih, kc -,
West b. obtained Il The ohe Of TIE 'rAl a
road foot Of The r. a. No Ato lioase NSs
~, 27l. .rtAlrsy, and At No % Grsenyichst ,,.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

NEW-Y0RK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.
TIiB KRST-CLAss U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
BALTIC, A. g. JONES, Commander,
will lave Pier No \ r. on THURSDAY Peb n, at
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Taking passengers to Southampton London ayre and Bremen at
the following rates parable in go its equivalent oueney
first Cabin SlDj Second Cabin S70i Steerage, S31 80
Prom Bremen, Southampton aud aVe KegNork First Cabin
&I5; second Cabin, 49, Steerage SIS.
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME:
First Cabin e225. Second Cabin, Bl15 G73
To be followed by the
Western Metropolis March Atlantic Capt C.
FURTHER DEPARTURES FROM HEW-YORK.
April 30 Msy 4, June J. June IS June 20, July DO
Vor freight paasge, appy 70
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
4 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKRT
At REDUCED RATES
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND.
SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Par particulars spply 70
TAPsGoTT BR0faBES Co. No. S0utLti snd Ne % pgOsrI
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19

Passenger Station IN NwYofk corner Twenty seventh 81 And lourt
RHtrsnce TEeBtr.scyeuthst
New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
CtTATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

SIAIE OF NEW-1ORh SUPREME lOURI ,
- City and County Of ofNeNYokSARAH SHAW, wife Of Robert L.
shew sgnt WILLIAM J.. MCAULRl, WILLIAM MCAtLRl and
REUBEN II. WILBUR-Sammons for reivL-To :,.''.'''''
the dendsn hereby 30
uoned and required 70 the complaint IN tbs Cancelled
acton which fled 10 the ohee othe Clerk u the
CITY and County Of Hall Of said City the 18th
DAY January 1867 and copy Of which herewith served
THE sad complaint the sub
beT his ofee No 81 WiiIosreet In said City Of New ok
aer the - this exclusive Of
the dAy of uch service and yon m 10 shsWere said complaint VIII
time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will sppy the Court for
The relief demanded in the complaint January ~ 1901
IasGw A. y. DIThARk, Plantds AttorueT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
DISTINCTION OF TIE sTEAMTE sEAEIED.

AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ABROAD-Th,
Boston Transcript says: The following extract from the
most influential musical Journal In Germany, the Neue
ZeSrt r Musk Of Leipsic is iDerestngt 10 all Amer.
cans freely admitting II does, in such uneGuvocal
language, the superiority OF Messrs. Mason IL Hamlins
weknOwn Cabinet Organs the best OF the German
harmonious" Testimony In favor Of these beautiful
parlOr instruments seems 10 flow uudimnished tide
from all quarters and II Is not surprising that the manu-
iacurels ma themselves compelled almost yearly, to
add 10 their factories:
owe desire 10 call the attention Of readers especially
OF those interested IN that class of musical Instruments
whose tones are produced by free YbratOs OF reeds 10
new and beautiful Cabinet Organ manufactured by the
celebrated firm Qf Mason d Hamlin Of NewYOrk and
Boston, Y. 81 which can be and Examined for short
time al the residence OF Its present eubensraSse
No 10, PaTtere who has kindly consented 10 show 10 to
visitors. 10 has eight stops viz Bourbon, HautbOy
DiapasOn Bass DiapasoD Treble Principal Bass, Prnc
pal Treble Automatic Swell, and Coupler. The quality
of tone produced by these different OF vbratOrs con-
tTasts remarkably with that Of our own German har
nOmuns, for In place Of the thin, retdy sharp tone, we
Have substituted here rlcb mellow quality, which
Ieascs quite much surprises US while the effect
Of tone quite OYganke It's is model Of taste and
beauty Tar superior any similar OF domestic pro-
duciiOn We learn that this firm have forwarded the
Paris Exposition six different styles Of their organs and
we are certain that they Will compare favOrabySwh
and even excel In many essential points European
Instruments. The head Of this firm Is brother the
celebrated pianist and composer VIM Mason pupil OF
Isz and DreyschOc and Of the venerable composer
Of Church music, DT. Lowell Mason. whose works will
stand lasting memorial Of his fame and genius. Memo
ZeiIschiift tur Musk. Lelpsic, Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
DITI.

BADEOn sdni,y s Gilbert Biieau the ssf year Of bis
yvles. will he Nh at the residence Of his sauyhr Hr1 r.
Roger No - awrenc Brooklyn Monday May At O'Clock
pm will ~ to Red Mill, for nerent, Tues
day MAJ by the ociork an Hudson River RalTobd
pIBBLR-At Iryincon Fd.on Fh,y May ~ consumption
D. daughter Of Jlc9b and Eliza k,Obe aged % ea Ssd ~
months.
From The residence OF her fisher Moisg May al II o"a
Carriages will be in waiting ct srInson DeP on arrival Of 10 O'Clock
train fromN York
GRAPPAt Brooklyn d. Saturday May Adrian GtsS aged ~
TIE relatives and friend, attend The funeral from bis
g. at O'Clock p.
LRyRRIDGR-On Wednesday evening May william W c, Only
surviving child Of j. W. g. and the lsse Frances Am Leverage Tue
The relative. and ends Of the family members Of COMPANY
sI from he b pre,bS:eraS }hnrcb corner Of Brooao
Rhsests, On Monday next, at 2 O'Clock p m
aYEsAt Railway II j. Friday May Rena youngest diag7ef
TIE ratyes and family respectfully invited sen
s funeral Monday, May O. at p o'clock NJ from het ane
Very at 10 O.clock a. N, and 10 O'clock
iSssepger widow OF tho late Rev. John F. Messenger
f AIMS Church Of Washington aud sands st. JoGgn
on Tuesday, May :, al o'clock P m -
MOrTOn Sixth day (Fs william f. Mott Of this city, in the I'd
TIE relative, All friends o. the family respectfully invited 70 attend
h further notice. second day. AodAy) bl1 INST
s2i O'Clock M bis late residence No 10 Bist THenyhhs
SYRTHEN0a Saturday Nay Misc Mary Ssethen IN tie Both year
p friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral from
PbsiS!Pba Baltimore and Evansville Ipd p,p.rspease copy
SMT-At Boosn on Sgn@,y Nay s. Of eonumPu'0 james f.
The relatives friends family invited 70 atnd tie funeral
residence Of biz hern TomDknsye between la ana
ilaHrock-.ts On Tueslty afternoon. al o'clock
wSOS-Oa Sabbath morning Nay s. AZ bis lat, residence no 100
Wsst Hes tt Philip D. youngest soa Ol J. l. al n h''
Notice " funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
CRIME.

SHOOTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATEMENT.
In Tue TRIBUNE of the 23d ult was published an
account OF shooting ARRAY at the dancing hall No 42I
econdave party Of four rOughs having attempted TO
force entrance while German ball was I'm progress
and being resisted Of the number named Jere-
tnah Horton fired into group Of men attracted 10 the
spot by the disturbance dangerously wOunding Charles
Ahdreas Amrhaeim and eighty wOunding another per
ron Amrhaem was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital. and
from thence 10 his residence No CI2 East Twcfth on
Saturday evening Coroner Schirmer was called aud
took the antemOrtem statement Of the wounded
iaan. From the statement It appears that on
the night OF April - easter Mondayl the
society Of which he IL President at the above pace
Al late hour Horton and his companions attempted 10
enter, but they uDproyded with cards of invita-
ton, they refused admission by the dOorkeeucr
They attempted 70 orcoibeir way past, when Amrhaem
came 70 the assistance Of the dOOIkeepeF The roughs
were Informed that they acted In becoming manner
.hey would be admitted, and in return Horton struck
fhhaeiln violent blow in the face The assalan and
his companions then thrust down stairs As thcv
reached the street door, Horton produced pistol and
Deo az the group above, tie shot slightly wOuuding
one OF the party. MI Amrhaen then ran down stairs
shd as ne nd 80 Horton fired two other shots the
idst one entering the body Of the former passing
between the Irst and second ribs Three more shots
we've Tired by Horton, Of them slightly wOuDding
young GERMAN named KirclON He then ran off hat
was arrested about an hour after occurrence In an
saloon IN flfstaVst ny the Eighteenth Precinct Police
hud subsequently committed by Justice Dodge TO await
Se Iesul. OF the injuries Inflicted by him. Dr. John
bmOn sOf No. " East bixthst who has been attending
thc wounded man since his removal from thehOspta IS
OF TIC opinion that lac n In very critical condition. A
verdict against Horton rendered the ury and the
coroner committed him 20 the TOmbs await the result
VI TIC injuries INFLICTED BY lin lie has on many Oeca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
FASHION CoURsy, L. T., Saturday, May +


SUNDAY IN JERSEY CITY-LIQUoR SELLING Pro
HIBITED-A QUIET DAr-Yesterday, for the first time
Jersey City subjected to "new order OF things"
which prohibits tho selling Of liquor Sunday, and
consequence the city presented quiet Sabbathllke APP
pearance, the drinking saloons being closed, and tho
streets from the usual OF drunkenness The
Excise measure which put into force was observed
by the barkeepers In the spirit Of acting IN tho mat
from choice rather than from tho dOggednes OF com
pulsOn and II sOcOmpetey 0beyed that there were
arrests made for It's violation, and they were not
brought into conflict OF authority with tho police VINO
kept strict surveillance upon their behaviour The law
by which they arc governed L. based upon egslhte
act OF and city ordinance OF 1862 and the object or
s present enforcement by the Police Commissioners or
Jersey City principally 10 prevent repetition OF the
disordery crowds who have lately come from new.
York 10 Jersey City Sunday, by deprlvng them OF
the solace in stmuants which they sought
t cOnstrans rackers in liquor TO close from their Dusl
ness between midnight on Saturday and midnight on
sunday and TO keep their places closed against all Gus
toners during that time The good results or this rogn
ton are papabe. The Sabbath Will longer be desc
Grated by Wild sounds OF debauch and revery ana re-
epecabe persons pass along without being insured
by loafers who constant adjuncts OF the barrOCm
door This change from disturbance 10 decency was
noticeable yesterday, aud about the only persons who
were content with the altered state OF aHars were
few hundred NEWCOMER wanting something TO drink
When they found that there 20 comfort ther
sorrows not by the powerful fluid called Jersey
lightning" their disappointment became great, ana hey
INDUCED cOnsOng remarks with each other about mo
rights OF tho people being taken away, and DINER
popular Democratic ideas Some went 10 search OF their
beyCrages elsewhere and Bergen and HObOkcn, ana
other places where the prOhib0ry law unknown en-
joyed themselves "a they could pOI In Jersey CITY