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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-06

1926 p. m. Night Expross, daily for
Cleveland, Cincinnati and tho west and
southwest; connects at Meadville, Sundays
excepted, for Franklin and Oil City; at
Leavittsburg, Sunday excepted for Youngs
town; ct Cleveland with Lake Shore Rail
way for the westand northwest, and at Gin
cinnati with the Ohio Il Mississippi Rail
way for the south and southwest. A Sleep
ing car is attached to this train at n. York
running through to Cincinnatti.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
COURT cn.ER1.Hs-TNls Gay.

OYER AND TAGMINEa AND SUPREME CoURT-CtE-
CUlT.--parg l--Beiore Judge Cardozo.--No crcnit
calendar. Criminal caendar-TIe People W. Patrick
Maloney aud Thomas Murphy, robbery; same vs.
William Cullen and James Glover, ROBBERY; Same
W. Robert SMITH and John Reynolds, ropDery; Same
W. James C0fe, burglary: Same VIZ, William Eaga0
felonieus assault and battery; Eane w. PafitK Her-
sernan, vlolaton or election law; Same w. James
Watson grand larceny; Same vs.. Dennis DShau,
Rgaud larceny: Same vs. Elem FinlaY, grand lar
ceny; Same VS.. John G. Burnell, grand larceny;
Same ys. Michael McGuire, grand larceny; Same vs
EdW8r4 smith, grand larceny Same Va.
Michael Collins and John Golden, larceny
from tho person; Same vs.. John Reynolds
and Robert Smith. assault and battery.
Part 2-Beiore Judge Van Brunt-opens ut half-past
ten a. M,--No. $500.
sQgRRME QouRr--SPEorAL TERm-Held by Judge
Biady.-0pens NJ eleven A. M.--Demurier No. 20.
issues OF law and lactNos. i4o, las l4s $780, l52 1885,
So, 63, 100, So, s., 80, l13. 1873, 40.
SUPREME CcuRr--CuAMDsRs- Before Judge Ingra.
SO, ~, 10 sc, 81 49, so, VI, l05, l13, lilo,
12S $50, l8l, 142. 152, 15e, 1879.
CoMMoN PLEAs--Part before Judge Daly.-Nos.
1885, 12o 100, 100, 49, 4sl, 241 465H, IGl, 397 3d.
3ao CO. 207, 24a 3cs 3e0 eos ST. $40, 22I 403, 2i5,
los. 27s, DO, COZ, 1855, 85, 204, 27i.
MARINE CoURT-TnAL TERM.-Part Before
Judge Gross.Nos. z5ll, 1922 1853, 4ilS, 4l02 45i3
ASA 1902 1872 lss1 1885, 1851 1885, Acel 4697 1898
Part 2--Beforo Judge Aker.-Nos. 1899, 455I 4634,
ad61, 1885, 1870, 1872 1860. 1870 46s1, 48-3 4674,
1915, 4e77 46IA 1850, 1852, 1904 4693, AGO. 470O.
CotRT OF GENERAL SFssioNs.--Before Recorder
HacGett--Ihe People w. Michael Kearney. murder;
Same vs.. Thomas Mccarthy, mansaugh tcr same
VS. Charles icpheison. burglary.
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sUTCIDE OF A STRANGER.
Freeing the Spirit from n Sick Eody--A pecu-
liar DocurleDts


Freeing the Spirit from "A Sick Eody--i Pecu-
liar DocIneDts
For more than SIX months past a man named
Nichols, sxty1ve years Of age and supposed to
have been born in Scotland, has occupied a room at
the Northern Hotel, corner of West and Cortlandt
streets. Mr. Nichols whose first name Is not known
to the authorizes or hotel people, vas very reticen
ard uncommnn,cative, led OIL idle life, ana those
brought in contact with him were at a loss to know
how ne lived. He, however, paid hisroom rent every
day, was out late at nights ana occasionally com.
planet OF being indlsposed. About twelve O'Clock
on Tuesday night he went to his room shortly after
which pistol shot vas heard in the house and an
alarm was given by the chamhermaii. Patrick
Duffy, the porter, entered tho room OF Mr. Nichols
ana found nlm lying dead against the wall villa
A FEARFUL ROLE
In the leT side or his head near which Law n larro
horse pistol. Deceased evidently had placed The
mulzle OF the weapon near his left elnpie aud dis.
c1arged bullet into Ills braia, causing death almost
Instantly
Written on some scraps Of paper in his room were
found the loilowng:--
Ny nfrni'y ia bad; can stand Il no lonser Nav the
Ldrq DC messu and impuie no sin TO FOR freeing this
the Lord to vt him die with his enemies ASK and
70 shall receive Tho Lord can DO ell things
on the X. W LORD TAG FOR LORD 20 "a ns
The Lord saii this day shalt thou be In Paradise with me So
glory unto the Father Son Holy Shoat my disease OF
BODY Is awi'a; mas the ori have mercy on my spirit
There was much more written IN the same strain
that seemed QuiGc ncomDrehensinlc indicating that
deceased was or nnsound mind, probably from his
incense physical snferings
Deputy Coroner McJiWan being notified took n
little testimony in Tue anu took charge of de-
ceaSed's elects, winch were OF little value: only
about sixtyve cents were found III his possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
CI.RyTY DIVERTED IN nne0aLYy.

Tho prccceds OF tho Last Fire Department
Bail Kissing from the Fund.
For thirty odd years past the Fire Department OF
Brooklyn has held annual ball at the largest hall
that could be hired IN that city. The terpsIchorean
event has even been attended By numbers OF the
most respectable and charitable Of the community.
The proceeds or tho ball were devoted toward the
fund for the benefit OF tho widows and orphans OF
deceased members OF tho old Volunteer Fire De.
rartmcnt. The fund Is now in fourishing condi.
tlon and the Interest ia quite considerable. There
are not, however, sufficient means as yet TO admit
Of the divergence OF single dollar or the money
from
THE CHANNEL or CHARITY
In which IL i5 intended to flow. Yet there has been
ness ana satisfactory return OF the money collected
recently charged against one or the committee, the
treasurer, Joseph y. LegRett of the bail held In
January 1889. The circumstances or the case,
which, Il a trying ono certainly against those gen.
tlemen to whom was entrusted the sacred interests
OF tile widow and orphans or tho deceased fremen,
however, at o meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
OF the old department. tie Board cxonerateJ the
Bah Committee from all blame in the matter, and
Mr.. Massey chairman OF the same from all censure.
Joseph b. Leggett the treasurer Of the committee Of
the ball OF lsG9-which affair was grand success
some time after the lapse OF tho usual perioi for
making q return. When asked for the money by Nr,
Massey be, II Is alleged, gave him
HIS NOTE For THE AMOUNT;
but as the latter was not negotiable, and as the
money has not up TO tho present writing been
paid into into. the a,,,n !und T. Il fair TO PIE.
OF this charity has been 80 severely shaken that
thore VIII be no recurrence OF the ban tls season.
Time may heal the soreness now experienced upon
depleted exchequer OF the Widows and Orphans
Fund Mr. Legyeu IS very respectfully connected,
and will doubtless, rs he Intends TO, be In a pecu-
mary condition to quldate his Indebtedness sooner
or later.
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pssan, ANA natNry, ana he wa. aontenced to thir.y


days impris9gment In the Pententiary.
iEDLERs AT Ln00SRHEADS.
Patrick Shannon, pejler was charged Win
having stolen from Francis QUINN also leHier. u
pocketbook containing loity-nvo dollars IN green
backs on The 10th December.
The mpialnant tes' lGei that ne had been PLAYING
at cards with some other gentlemen on the hgat IN
question, when tie got INTO The company 81 the ac-
cuged, whom ne accompanied TO a liquor store:
After remaining with tho prisoner al niIhI hhu
drlnking with him az numerous places Tue accused
took pocgetbooS rom his lwitnessl pocket; no
then scfiei the prisoner and called Eatch; before
any ono had time come up the accused TOOK tho
money rom the BOOK and threw 1t into the street.
uirccr Monnoy testified tohaving arrested the &C.
cuseu m hail past dive O'Clock OF the morning In
question AZ Tho instance or the complainant VINO
&c ne had lost forty dollars.
Tie prisoner was then placed on tho stand and
testified tIag about three O'Clock he ana the last
witness Tcre in q store playing ut cards: tlat the
complainant lost and had no money 10 pay The losses
with. that they afterwards went to another store,
refused 30 pay Tor when the accused struck mn.
The con1plliuant said, avon win suffer for tat be-
fora leave Won, and immediately Cneu an C!licer
and charged aim WITH robbing hn OF tcry ho,iars.
The iuiS found verdict Of not guilty, ana tne
prisoner was rnereupon discharged.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Nichael Collins and John colilen were cn.rgsa
with heying robbed Fiancs keller OF " StNcr "h,cu,
worth twenty dollars, on the 18Th OF pecenlDef.
Tne con pl.iinant lad OF ABOUT 10 years oil ege,
olhss hsrsons, Watching man eating glass, when
COfiai took his w0.ch ifoin his pocHet aad hauueu
The inry found Collins. who was tried first guilty
of The unonce, ard the Court sentenced HIM 10 nva
years Imprisonment, the extreme penalty Of the
law.
the trial or Golden was postponed In the absence
OF the accusad'S counsel Tho court tlen auourncus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
SUPERIOR cougT-SprclsL TERN.
Domcsric Iaquictuiss, with til, Two Sides al
tho Story-Ascfaer Divorce Salt.
Before Judge Mcneil.

Domestir Iaquictud.s, wiLa the Two Sides Of
tho Story-Asafhrr Divorce Sut.
Before Judge Mcneil.
BARBARA Sc,eyer as. TAEip Scheyer.-Domest,c
IL ohcit:es arc rarely more s.rangly revealed thaa
IN this suit, which action 1or divorce. The par
lies are Germans, and both considerably advanced
on the down hill side OF life. the defendant is tho
plaintiffs second husband. Her lrst husband died
In 1888, leaving her four children and house and
lot On Ninth avenue, near Fifty-Grst street, where
she a. present resides TWO years later sho mar
rled tho defendant, an industrious aud wei.
TODD plumber. ~ he three first weeks OF their
married. life passed On with agreeable smooth
ness wnen as she says, because she refused
To make her property over TO HIM, he began SIS
tsInatc course OF illtreatmenG and abuse. she
alleges shat ne repeatedly struck and kicked ner,
once Knocked her on to the stove aud once at
tempted her lie ny causing gas explosion III her
bedroom. 10 which were added getting sem-occa-
sionaliy intoxicated and casions without number
calling her the yiost Imaginative naileS. Accord
Ing her story this Is the third time sue has coli-
mencsd an action Tor separation and he Is now
asks permanent separation, tnat lie snail pay Tor
the support their four Children, that iae CHI ulen
shall Dc gwen 10 her cusoay, ala tias he shan 20
prohibited calling at Der house. On hts SIDE there
IS general DENIAL Of all the allegations Of cruelty;
but, Oh tho contrary, he ahrms that ne has
always been u KIND and corlsiderate husband,
While she has an uaeoyernabe temper anl has
been given 20 staying out I'LL two and three
O'Clock In the morning, frlquentmg drinking Sc.
all day hearing the testimony for the prosecution.
Ii wdsa sad picture Of domestic unhappincss With
ont single redeeming cement or spice or romance.
The trial Will, don tess, occupy two Or three days.
q. @. Egan Tor plaintiff AMI c. A. Flanrner and
James W. Piper for defendant.
Thc Erie-van1crbiI nit A~ain Postponed.
Judge Barnard announced yesterday thai In con-
sequence Of pressing official and otter engagements
he should be unable to hear the SHIT OF the Erie
Railway W.. Yanderbils till March; but then lie
NOii gef,ainly near ~ pfCieieYge To III other
business. rhe further trial WAS then set d0wa
pereliDtOry for tne 18th OF March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
uEIEp srA1ss Cs.ls ls.sH:ay e1gar.
An Alleged raygicop. Crlinin.s--A Case o!
MAaAcn Iecn.i.y.

In Alleged Faggiccp1 CriitRiE.s-A Case Of
Mistslcn EecE,ity.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me UliteZ SAFES o.. Charles Fteag.-The defend
ant wss charged with being concerned with one
soHn Williams in passing counterfeit twenty dol
lar note uron Frank Otto, keeper OF saloon at Nos
io3 and l07 Elizabeth street. Williams passed the
nO.c, hut stated that lie received 1t from friend
who was with him, but who ran away at the time OF
Williams ar est Williams, who has several aliases,
and made no cnce. was held few days since to
await te acicn or the Grand Jury. Fieay, who Is u
pedier OF gingerbread snaps, was subsequently
elrGsGcd, and identified by Otto anu the police
man VINO arrested Williams as the acconpiicc OF
tue latter. fleay protested his entire innocence
o. auy knowledge OF the TRANSACTION, and fatd
he was as a party at the time the note WAS
passed, an5 could auuaG&Ity prove an aloL liz
was nevertheless, committed Tor an examination.
When the was Oh for hearing yesterday no ono
would swear positively 10 the identity OF the ac-
c1scd, tTo Witnesses. called By the government,
simply swearing that 10 the best Of their knowledge
and beAef re WIS The man wac was With Williams,
and no ran away and one Of these Witnesses, The
policeman, swearing that the accused wore ciotne5
exactly Ike those worn by the man who ran away.
keariy dozen women were present 10 TESTIFY tRat
the accused was present at party more than mile
from Tie III zee where the note was passed aG the
tine wuen 1t was passed, bnG their testimony was
not taken, Inc prosecution abandoning the case and
the commissioner Glscnarglng tne prisoner.
Revenue Cases.
Commissioner Shields committed John r. Weir, Of
No. 81 Cedar street. who IL charged with making
false returns 0! hts sales to Assessor Lynns, TO await
the acticn Of the Grand Jury.
ihe case VI Jasper SILVER, who was arrested Tor
HAVING gnsiaMped Cigars Is his poSscaston, was sent
b. Commissioner shields 10 ti3 brand jury, The ue
Iea1ant having waved examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
CONVENTION CT NEW YORK jaastS.

convention OF Judges to revise the Rgles or the
Supreme Court met III Albany Oh tie 2GEh inst, IN
the ante-rooln CT the Senate Chamber. fall con-
venllon for this purpose Is composer OF thgee jus
juliclal departments the Chief Judge Of the Supe-
rior Court OF Buffalo, OF the Superior COURT OF New
tho City Court Of Brooklyn. There were present
yesterday Judge ipgraham, Of the First judicial do
parl;Deny Judges Miller, Parker and Potter OF the
Tnlrd department, and judges Mullin ana Tallcott
OF the Fourth departmant; Judge BARBOUR, OF
the Superior Court OF New YORK; JUICE Daly,
planck, of the Superior Court OF Buffalo. Tie Con-
vent1on organized by the appointment OF Judge
lngraham as chairman aud Judge ferfiancA as
secretary. The Convention had q morning and
evening session yesterday, ana considerable pro.
gross was made with the work in haad.
Henry Gray, q prominent citizen OF Springfield
Mass, and superintendent OF the West era Railroad
from 1850 to 1897, died In that city the 10Th inst,
aged tfty-slX years.
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rantco deed IA hcrsat-law OF Mrs. Junicr. giving
the property 10 de.cndanL The decision has been
reserved.
Application for nm Ia,unctlo1 Aguinst the
Ecuih So G RniIrosd Company.
wrliam Broisted, property owner on Broad.
way and Rutleuge street. made an application yes
tetday for an injunction to prevent the south Side
Railroad Company FROM running their cars ana loco
motives on that street ald to compel them to re-
move their track thercffom. The p.a!ntiH claims
without awinl authority ad without his consent
without making ain conper 5atiol and mat The
railroad tncre acprpciate3 the value OF his property
ana n dangerous 10 human life The company
answered Dy geaetai del!al and Judge Pratt re-
geryad his decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
CITY cOusT-.pAar 2.
TrncEI mt iSOnsc Life.
Before Judge II 'il3gn.

TrNtEb Ht f4OUHD I43Ios E|" i
Before Judge II flsen.
LcUt 4. Merrill Us. W. A. K,O,oleS.--The plaintiff
and defendant Lived In tie same house. Plaintiff
asserted that the defendant repeatedly passed
through his rooms and removed the hinges from
three OF his door. lie Yesterday brought suit to
recover 5000 damages. TIE defendant replied that
he had rentad n3 rooms before the plaintiff came to
the house, with the understanding that he could
pass through the otlcr rooms TO closet, and that
he took tho hinges from tho doors because plaintiff
had locked and barred them to prevent him from
passing through. Tie jury rendered u verdict III
favor OF plaintiff, and assessed damages ut $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
E.SiaE CoUaT--pART 2.
Action Tor Dar,aGes Ags,inst tho Society fog
tho Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals.
Before judge Alker.

Action FOR DausaGes Agsinst tho Society fog
tho Prevention Of Cruelty IL Animals.
Before Judge AIEer.
William B. Hanson ps. The American Society FOR
the Prevention or cruelty 10 Aninea,s.-Ihis action
was brought TO recover the OF $780, the alleged
value OF q horse. 1t appeared that on the 18TH Of
Juy last the plaintiffs horse fell In The Bowery, COR
ner OF Broome street, from what was supposed to
be exhaustion or sunstroke; that the DEFENDANTS
came up and killed the horse with a carpo1.er's
hammer and axe, while tho horse WAS III
charge OF tho plaintiffs driver. Several
witnesses were called GA both sIdes iii whose test.
mopy Lhe greatest difference possible existed 40 10
falling, his value, &c. But the Drepol5erance OF
proof was entirely with the plaintiff, who proved tho
value tile horse and the cruel reaGmen he received
at the hands OF the officers or the society. II was
sworn Tor The plaintiff that John W. Hudson, On Of
"pecked at the horse's head With carpenters haIa.
mcr as woodpecker would peck tree: that falling
TO effect his purpose with the hammertne death or
the hoIse-Le went and borrowed an axe, with
which he dealt the horse several blows, and then
left him in dying condition; that the horse was
living when one Of tho witnesses helped to draw ham
towards the gutter to make way for the cars.
The defence was that tho horse was In dying
condition and 10 agony, and they Killed him for Tao
purpose Of ending his suffering, as they believed
they had such authority conferred on them by the
Legislature.
the evidence charged the jury that, according TO
section seven OF the act OF 1861 the deendats mad
no power to destroy the ME OF any animal Section
firm or disabled creature shall be abandoned to die
" any person. IN any public place. sucn person
law nj for any magistrate or captain OF Doilco in
This state to appoint suitable person to destroy
euch creature, II unfit for further nse.h That The
only question Tor the jury was as TO the value OF the
horse when he was killed.
After the charge OF the Judge the Jury retired. and
probability OF verdict, when the Court ordered
mat sealed verdict should be delivered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
supaEm: cnulT-s2icAL IE3a.

ActfGu 10 SGT -A9tIC n Berfl-OhCf1C OF TfaNGs
Before Judge Pratt
James J. Ld,cicy ana we us. Charles r. Jitnfer.-
qho pl8ntiGs bring suit TO set aside dee alleged
10 have been made through fraud. They set forth
that Ii March last the defendants wife died eay-
Ing real estate in Brooklyn and thai subsequently
the defendant himself induced them To sign Il
paper representing that II was for the purpose OF
securing them % home Tor their lives. II they did
not 90 MIS- JuBiefij estate would 10 10 the state
Oh New York. nasmuch AZ she VAS ioregDeg.
the plaintiffs further ullese mat they afterwards
found that tho nansY they had Eiancd wa3 var
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
CITY Ca.lT-7saT I.
Alleged Assault on u Pretty Cigar Girl.
No.

Alleged kssauIr on u Pretty EiGnv Girl.
Before Judge McCuc
Annie Louisa Ccutster rs John Kflleen.-Thc
plaintiff waited upon customers at her mothers
cigar store at No 10 Grcenpolnt avenue and on tne
?5th or May last the defendant called there and re-
Eaalrci unit all the other customers had left. The
allegation is that ne then followed her Into a room
back OF the and there assaulted her. She there
fore brought suit 10 recover damages IN the sum Of
Sa 600 Tor indecent assault ana the case was called
on yesterday Tor tal. The defendant did not appear
and the jurr, after the statement OF the case,
awarded plaintln $500 damages. ~
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FRESHMAN THAT COULDN'T SEE IT.--A Sopho-
more at tho polytechnic Institute in iia5n, Me- WINE
attempting to haze Freshman, was oycrp0wered,
and tho victorious Freshman TOOK lessons In the
tOnsonal art upon ms head, shaving 1t smoothly
with the exception Of small tut, OF nalr upon lie
top. The Sopbomors's personal appearance was not
materially Improved, rs he presented n aspect that
reminded one OF a Sioux Indian. II Others WHO III
dulge In such cowarlly practices were served IN me
way. It would be better for American colleges.
Such punishment as TINS Ia more e.iectua tina /
any che faculties can iDn.1t And II the faculte,
Will not protect Freshmen, they should tase the Jaw
in taelr own hands,
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r He COU RT

A Curious Caro- Of Mistaken Ideatity -rcmestic
Inguietuaas-A Divorce csss- Heavy calen-
car in the Court Of Over and TerniDer--
CUT Against the sccioiy 'or tie Pre-
vsason OF Cruel to Animals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
c.uaI OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1870.
Tho following Is the dsy calendar OF the Court or
Appeals Tor December 22:Nos. u, 100 lis. ll6 LIT.
1il.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
DAMoN-BLANCuAEp.-O Tuesday, December 90,
by the Rev. George IL. Eepworh Mr. 8DwASsD a.
DAMON OF 81. Louis, to MISS ELI2ABnu QREn,
daughter Of william Blanchard. ESD, OF New York.
GRADY--METTiEg---At the residence o. the BRIDES
father, on Tuesday. December 20, by Rcv. Q. X.
nbrie, d. D., JAMES I. GRADY to JosIlsA A., daughter
OF Samuel Mettier, ESD, all OF Jersey City, NO
Caru5.
JESNfNds-CHAwFoRD--0n Tuesday, Deco lber
20, ut the residence OF The BRIDES parents, by tho
Rev. III. ID. q. Crawford WILLIAM u. JnHHl#GS 10
EMMA e., daughter Of George Crawford, Esq, all OF
this city.
EXPERIMENTATION Monday December
Is, " trinity chapel, New York. BY Rev. Theodore
Irving, u. D., u ALFRED SAIGEsI, OF London, Enc.
land, TO MARY AUGUSTA, daughter Of tic lase Thomas
ID. Doubleday, OF Staten Island.
Died.
DERRy--suddenly, on Tuesday, December 90,
JAMES STEPHEN BERRY, the beloved son OF Richard
and Bridget A. Berry, aged years, months and s
days.
Inc relatives and friends OF hts parents IRE re-
specfry invited TO ATTEND the funeral, from the
residence OF his parents Ito Union avenue, corner OF
bagie street. Greenpoint, this lrhutsda) afternoon,
at two O'Clock.
ByNNTg.--In Boston. Mas1., on Tuesday Deem
Der 20. EDWIN BYsNBR, formerly OF this cIry aged
Is yeats
Notice Of funeral IN evening papers.
CARY.--0n Wednesday, December n, AUGUSTUS
only son OF John q. and Anna NJ. Cary, aaed 4months
and Ia days.
Tho funeral win take place on Friday morning, ct
halpast ten O'Clock, from the yesLdcRee Of nis ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
lR03ELgN COURTS.
usiTEB STATES COaaisTaaEay COURT.
6Eoilicr Liquor Gealer Arrested.
Before Commissioner Winslow,

andrew Dauldorf vas arrested yesterday for car
rying on the business OF liquor dealer on Staten
Island without paying the special tax required by
law. The defendant pleaded sickness ana Inability
u pay. Comm sslonsr WinsloW held him TO await
an examination.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-23
Closing Out Sale.
JeWeIry and Watches at Pri.
Vate sale anu Auction.

zRESSR ROSENCRANZ az SMITH
NA having dissolved partnership, the
sT,,9.rc and fixtures of their Jewelry Store
will be sold at private SALE without re.
gard to cost, uutil Thursday. the 18th, on
and after which date they viii be sold out
at auction without reserve.
The stock comprises Geld and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, silver and Plated W are
and Clocks of ali descriptions.
The fixtures consist OF MarDte-lop Coun-
tiers, SIlver-plated show Cases, Mahogany
Side Show Gases and a Burglar proof Saie;
The Store, No. II North second street, viii VIII
be to rent alter the first of Septem0ers Mt.
Smith having made arrangements Lor
DOM in Hallock & Ford's drugstore. NO.
81 Main street. where he will continue the
watch making branch Of The business.
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