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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-02-27

Scopies of the Stock and Farm journal
OI00 pages, and packages of NEW FARM
SEEDS. Free, by enclosing stamps. Address,
n. p. BOYER & CO., Parksburg, Pa.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-02-27

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04

A LADY asked very silly Scotch
nobleman how 1t happened that the
Scots who came out of their own coun-
try, were, generally speaking, men OF
moro abilities than those who re-
mained at home. "Oh, Madam" a"
said he, "the reason Is obvious. At
every outlet there are persons sta
toned to examine all who pass. that
for the honor Of the country no one be
OF understanding. Then" said she,
~ suppose your lordship was SNUG
gled."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04

A MoRGuE for noses, ears and fin
gers, where they are to be kept frozen
until called for by their owners, is to
be established ut St. Paul, Minnesota.
1t was no uncommon thing in that city
during the late cold snap to see citizens
bunting along the pavement for lost
members, inadvertently broken oil
while frozen, picking up and rejecting
half dozen in some instances before
finding the one that would tit the
afnfpn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04

DR.. HOLLAND lectured in New York
last week on 1.-The Social Cndertow.
It speaks volumes for the Intelligence
Of his hearers to state that two-thirdS
Of his audience were sufferers from
corns, and supposed him to be chi
ropodist, aud that his lecture was upon
bunions and kindred topicS.-Chicago
Times, of course.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04

The Great Eastern Circus sold at
auction In Selma, Alabama, a few days
ago. The elephant was bought by Mr..
DeHaven for $4,000. Six bay horses
brought $500. The den containing
the lioness and cubs, $6.0s6. The
Bengal tiger and leopards, $1,000.
The hnftaloes so. The,,rins- irvr st;s-
sold at from s.. 90 to 81, 900 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04
SP EcIAL NOTICE.

lTA SPECIAL MEETING OF WASHoE
n Rncinc Company. No. 4, held Novemoera :.
THOMAS II, QUISLAS was unanimously
nominated for Second Assistant Engineer Of the
Virginia Fire Department at the ensuing cleo
ton. ,,ry ,.,,.
s. z. DICKSON, Secretary. delo u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04
NOTICE..

THAyE THIS DAY APPOINTED wM. HY.
| DOANE a. my Deputy. to transact all buri-
ness for me in my name during my absence
East. WIN HY. D0ASE can be fund ut the
oflce OF the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur
sncc Company. Medin Building, c street, nom
10 A. II. tolP. N. every day.
JOHN II. MILLS.
Virginia City, December !, 1872. delT Ivy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04

An extensive dealer In animals says
that an elephant with two heads is on
Its way from South Africa to join his
collection. This will cause the tradi-
tional biceps calf to hide its diminish
cd head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04
NOBODY KNOWS.

How the world waSs, from the dawn to the
clone;
Who are our friends, and who arc our foes
Nobody knows.
How many wake, and how many sleep;
How, many laugh. and how many weep;
How many sow, and how many reap
Nobody knows.
Now many pray, and how many sin;
How many lose. and how many win
Nobody knows.
How many watch, and how many walt;
How many tarry, and how many mate;
How many early, and how many late
Nobody knows.
How many give, and how many take;
How many brew, and how many bake
Nobody knows.
How many smile, and how many sigh;
How many sing, and how many cry;
How many are low, and how many high
Nobody knows.
How many bless, and how many curse;
How many botter, and how many worse-
Nobody knows.
Row the world wags from the eve 10 the dawn;
How many love, and how many scorn;
How many die. and how many are bonn
Nobody knows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-04
DIVORCES.

- DDRRsa AND CON.
a8G~ A FEssIoN OF j. +. GOOD,
who cured himself, and printed
80 for young men and others safer
ing from Nervous Debility, Loss OF Manhood,
Impotsncy ETC., tho effects OF Inditeretlon and
Self abuse; furnishing his SELF.CUkE. and
rsst free on receiving stamp or postpaid directed
envelope Address,
JONATHAN F. GOOD,
s1 1yr Lock.box ls24, San Francisco, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
DEPARrURK or FOREIGN MAILS.
MEnNEsDAN Ocr. l.

WEDNEsDAl Der. !.
Nails Europe Queeus'1Sn aal Liverpool per seinh
postage and printed matter closed te Post Olce al III
a. IN Steamship sails at ~ NJ. from Pier No. 46 \. H.
Piusssn Closed Mail j. sent bY this line.
Mails Europe southampton AMI Bremen. bv the steamship
Hau close at ~ m Supplementary Ms Tor double postage
letters and printed matter j. closed az the PostOhce lJ
Steamship from per foot Of Thrist. Hoboken.
fBikSDAl. OCr. 2
Europe via Plymouth CleIDoury and Hamburg stesm
postage printed matter closed the Post Ohce AZ 1913
p steamship sails at p from foot Of rhirt-st Ho1oseh
Mails Havana and Nassau steamship CITY Of Nerds close
IN. Supplementary Mail for d,uh postage letters sud
closed ~ the Pos-Ohce 2:iO o. Steamship
b T.. IA. from Pier No 3 " K.
Mails for Beruuia by steamship PERT close IL
Steamship sails al 8 ?. w. I9T r,Sf Ao. ~ S'h
Supplemental Malls the Havana anshb, iock Discontinued
Mails for Newfoundland close the NeSiors PotOhce
q D. o.. via Haiiar.
Halifax n closet the N,rYorE Po,tOhe ever
lay al p IN, and goes via Boston
SATURDAY. OCr I
Mails for Great Britain and fuc and LIVERPOOL hT
the Isteamshp Gaelic close at u Supplementary MAJ for
doubepossge letters and printed
at ll5 steamship sails al from White Doe., Pa
yOnia Ferry Jersey CIV.
closed Continental sni Bremen Mail via Southampton
Bremen by The steamship Main, close al II NJ Mail
doubepOstag letters and printed Al P0s-Ofce
al llj Steamship sails A. from Third HobOkeu
Direct Uernan aud PrnssiaE closed Mai
Malls LOT France r wa bI-' and haye steamship VILE dn
Iayre will close at IL 81 steamship sails p @
No. so ". X.
Mails Mail S.ettn hy the ,ie,m,lio Humboldt
close at IL NJ Steamship ss at D. from Pier Of Fourhs
HOh0ken.
Mas Tor Psnams Apuva Central American and south p,
cihc etc. The steamship Acapulco.
ship sails at II ~, from Per No. AZ n. Il.
Mails fl Kingston aud SaVans, by the steamship Atlas close at
D. SeansAip sails at from Pier So. IL North River
Mails 10 Rev W-d the steamship CITY Of A.,uo clos, At
III. Steamship sails at 3 0. NJ from Pier No. 20 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
A LAWYER'S DUPIICITY.

Messrs. Townsend & Weed yesterday oh
tanned an order arrest from Judge j. f. DAILY, i'll the
Court Of Common Pleas against John d. Mcneil law
Yer of this city, at the suit OF James Shea and Ellen
Kiey against Mcneil and others for defrauding them Of
the steamer Pope Catin, by means OF giving them in
exchange pretended deed upon property situated at
Communipaw Bay Jersey City BY the influence Of the
other defendants the plaintiff, Shea. induced to get
Mcneil to search the title to the property. The
plaintiff at the same time employed an attorney Of
Jersey CITY 10 search the at 1t appears by the ai
davis that MOnels search resulted In showing that the
defendants had free and clear title TO the property,
while that of the wJcrsey lawyer showed that the
state claimed the land. The plaintiffs then showed to
Mcneil the statement OF the NewJersey lawyer ana re-
fused thing TO do with the property where
up1n Mcneil i'm order induce the plaintiff to make the
exchange, wrote letter TO the Attorney General OF
NeU,Jersey, asking him If the state claimed the land.
short time thereafter Mcneil showed 10 The plaintiff a
statement which he stated written by the Attorney
General the effect that the state did not claim the
land The Attorney General has made an affidavit ir
positive terms the effect that statement in writ
ing purpOrug to DO made by him. Is forgery aud That
me received letter signed John ID. Mcneil, inquiring
whether the state claimed the lands and he replied n
uumisakabe terms that the State ana. Deputy Sheriff
JudsOn Jarvis arrested Mcneil yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
JUDGE BRADY's JUSTICE TO a " RESPECTABLE
CRIMINAL.

A motion was made before Judge Brady,
Yesterday to reduce to $4,000 $4,000 the bail in the
case of John ID. Couse. who, ten indictments for
larceny and embezzlement, held to bail in $1,000
each The prisoner had been clerk with Lawrence
Bros bankers, and is charged with Incorporating
$4,000
Mr. Jordan who appeared for the prisoner, said in the
course Of his argument that tho young man used the
money not for selfish gain, but with view perhaps of
speculation, and he considered him no more morally
criminal than the bank that to-day closes its doors with
millions Of dollars in their treasury and refuses 10 pay
dollar Yet the law Furnishes the clerk and does
not punish the bank.
Assistant Distrct-AtOrney Russell replied that 1t was
time these deaultng bank cashiers ana clerks should be
brought to answer and Of them punished for the
crime of enlightenment. Day after day banks fail be-
cause the cusOdans of the funds have emOezzed the
money of their employers.
Mr. Jordan Appealed to the humanity OF the Judge.
begging him not TO punish man before trial by keeping
Inn in the TOmbs, when he can give reasonable ana
proper bait.
Judge Brady said $4,000 not too much for charge
of embeZZng $4,000. There j. too much indifference,
said he. about apprOprating other peoples money.
Occupymga position OF trust bound TO more IMAM
ordinary wdtchluncss over himself, and II no abuses
lis trust he becomes the greatest OF criminals. The
sift the community is involved IN the preservation
the securely he shoGih Dt ntu. must,
therefore, be denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

ship made heartily welcome and as com9rtapTe as
the means 1 command could possibly supply lney
appeared tired and weaherbeaten put IN goou noaeh h
and high spirits at having fallen III Win , oeo.cn
whaler" for which vessels they were on tue loohou
their commander knowing he being once In the traue
HIMSELF THAI about this time the whaers passed through
Of me safely of their comrades from whom they parted
fadrift on an ice-noe) last October They never ex
nected 10 hear from them more, and were much sur
lingering IN not a speedy death. IL doubtless Also
venscraig in position 10 pick TINS party OF casaways
mn Had snch not happened IL Is highly probable that
none OF them would have ever reached the Danish set
Elements when consider their resources as regards
food the state OF their boats and the mpractcaby OF
travelling foOta distance OF at least 800 mies-Oyer
such reacherOus ice then covered the expanse OF
Melville Bay Only about six days provisions were let
although divided with the utmost economy and, even
with plenty OF ammunition and arms, sufficient iOOd
could not in all probability have been obtained 10 sup
port fourteen men during long aud tolls0me marcn'
Bears, seals, and birds scarcely TO be got a D
Kane. the same track had the utmost dhculty III
shooting two seals while he had the invaluable all OF
trained hunter, also two good boats, and open water
along the foe edge; but the boats OF the Poarss crew
both got stove they got entanged IN the Mel
vile Bay pack. The first portion OF their voyage hau
been performed in water for the most par so tat
their greatest difficulties were only begun Wheh we
sighted them. Moreover the rest of the Journey must
have been attempted without shelter OF any klnd-ih
fact, they totally unprepared. both as regards
boots and clothing for such an arduOus uhd5ftaKlbE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
THE COURTS.
HOMICIDE CASES.
Lice SENTENCR.

Peter McKenna, arraigned in the Oyer and
Terminer Court yesterday for the murder of Michael
Lurny, by stabbng him in the abdomen, at No 81 clark
sonst pleaded guilty of manslaughter in the first de-
gree. tie made a rambling statement about Lunny
being Jealous OF his wife, rushing down stairs with
carving knife and attacking him in mistake for another
man. but Judge Brady said the papers showed nothing
of the kind, and warning against the use OF the
knife in quarres he sentenced the prisoner to State
Prison for life. The sentence created profound sensa
tiOn in court.
Peter Casses tried on Monday in the Court OF oyer
and Termner for the murder of Thos Wilson, brother OF
Police Capt Wilson. bv striking him an unprovoked blow
at the BOwery and Deanceyst July IL, was convicted
of manslaughter in the fourth degree with strong re-
commentator mercy. The evidence on the tral Only
proved that prisoner the deceased push dur
ing an alteration CISses who had been out on pan,
was sentenced by Judge Brady yesterday to ten days
in the City Prison.
VIM. Larkin, who was indicted for the murder on f.
Xavier HlverstrOw. aud VIII" pleaded guilty, on Mon
day OF slaughter the fourth degree was Sentenced
Ly judge Brady, TO ten days IN the CITY Prison. .
Tne only homicide cases remaining unfi6u h the
Tombs are those OF Scannell King, Stokes, simmons,
Broderck and McDeunOtt, OF which Ony Two TOOK place
within the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The United States District Court Judge
Blatchford presiding, Will open at u H. to-day.
In the divorce case of Catharine Stull against
Samuel s. stull OF No 1O3 Bank-st., brought on the
ground Of adultery Samuel c. Reed has been appointed
referee to take testimony
In the United States District Court yester
day suit was begun by capias against Edmund Yard
ir william W. Yard, and John o. Willis, to recover
500 900 for an alleged violation Of section CO OF the Act Of
March ?, 1893.
On yrits of attachment issued in three sep
arate us against John W. Oddly for balances due on
Goods sold and delivered the Sheriff has certified that
the defendant has left the country and IN his beef Is
now in the Island OF Bermuda.
change of venue from the Supreme Court
OF the City of NewYork TO the Special Term Of the SUI
preme Court of the State to be held in Essex County
has been granted IN the case Oi FREDERICK NJ van SICK
lin against Catharine McAamara'
The Supreme Court cases Of George White
against James r. Whiting, of Elisha NJ. Hanniman
against Samuel c. PettinGll, Of James osullivan
against John Fox and Others and OF Ulysses blackstone
against The Andes Insurance Company nave Dfen us
continued.
Joseph Schneider has begun proceedings in
the Court OF Common Pleas against William Schnoor
10 recover debt of 800 for goods sold and delivered
schnoOr arrested yesterday afternoon and In de-
fault OF BAIL was committed by put1.ShefM JudsOh
Jarvis TO the County Prison III Ludl0W-st.
The divorce suit of George L. Gorren against
Emma A. GOrren. in the Supreme Court, has been re-
ferred Samuel C. Reed TO take testimony The per
sons married in Brooklyn on Sept 10, 1871 and
plant laleges that he has since discovered that de
PENDANT had been dissOlute woman up u short time
before the marriage
Application was made to Judge Curtis in the
Superior Court Yesterday for attachment against
Thomas j. Barr receiver IN the celebrated OF Abra
ham Clark against Abraham BinniDger, TO punish him
for contempt in not obeyng the order of Judge McCunn
In 1871 to pay 500. the fees Of Michael j. Kelly seno
grapher In the reference The defense was that the
photographer was employed by the assignee In bank
rupcy and should apply 10 him or the referee that the
funds were all paid into the Bowling Green Savings
bark and the receiver had nothing 10 do with It aftur
the suit Was discontinued. Decision reserved Counsel
for the motion f. G. Devn and Jacob A. Gross Tor the
receiver James Henderson and l.. j. Fennell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
P4SSENG Frs ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL steamship Russia Sent 80 Dr R.t.,
Mr. johnson and three daughters Nm SpOOner
Torrey, Mr. Mrs. aud Miss COyle Brerk NJ 81
Thompson j. L. Colb Mrs BekhAp sou and dapgbter
Holland W. D. King, Mr. Leenn. Mr Weekes Mrs sud M :.
TappAn b. Morse L. G. Aslsy, T. ColEe J. ~ B,,
Daniels Mr.. and Mrs. T. Matthews, daugher, and mad
Branden MI and Mn W. b. Hunter and dsagh NJ ,rd
Mn. cunningham, Mrs j. W. OOheul, Mr.. aud Hrs raj.
laDtine children, and nurse, Misi Z. b. Keel M
and Mrs NJ CLARKE Mr. and Mr.. CArthra H. Wilde " Wait
more c. H. BecknshIm = A. Wiekerson Mrs H. = Webb M ssd
Robbins Dnnnoek J. Adde heCresth Mr. DIon DR. G.,hd
PAmsn, Aub 4. Cooper ,. Andrew MI Mr sb.f
Mr. Sergeant Mrs Spencer maid
L. =. Mills, W. w. Meyicter daughter an al
servant and Ms Frougha ehiren Mr. AMI NJ
j. IL. Rockingham. Miss Love Mr. and Mfs. T. King 8 ehl.
X j. Kastel Mr. and Mn Hubbsrd Mr. md Mrs Wed'
T. l.. Carke, Mr and Mrs smith, and Mr.
A. A. Ranney and daughters, NJ. HOwland G. X Io,
Mr. CASTOR, Mr. Van Nelfhis. Mr. Friedman. DR. Hsber
Fisher Nr and Mrs ". sherman, Mrs CsdT infant
and maid serTani Mr. and Mrs r. G. Toms danbtsr
m.iis Mr. Mrs LesT, Mr. aud Mrs Sullivan Mr.
and Mr., Jebb, Jehb h H. Bacon Mr. and Mr Farmer MI
Poster IT, Hayieu ". Robh, Mr. and Mrs OIoppn A. E M
Dioonihrse H. Cooper Motley Nj sad Ms Arnold Mr. Ar.
mold IT, VAIN Mrs Presoo and sos M and hfs A. y,eb
an schuyler Earl Of Roseberry W. H. Hurl.
Il Woue G. Lnghtm Mr. and Miss sha.tucs Mr. flasher M
Terhhemer sobbs Mrs b. Duncan, Miss duncan Miss b.
Duncan Miss duncan hss Haas Dr. MeeAn and Master Duncan
three maids aud servant
FROM LlYEPOOL-Ia s>amthip hinn>sotd Sept 30hr and
Mrs L. D. Jamme Mn Mckenzie Mrs sullivan Mrs H. A. Rog
es Mis-. ssrBu Mis- ~ Gib~on james Gibson, hrs NJ
Mis- osborne r. CAse, Mrs H. Ksnnedy Wa Kennedy
Mr. and Nm, Leon Anet Rev NJ oeldeu Johs Ash~oh Mr.
and Mrs AleI DAVIS Wm solossy, Alfred Soossy Mr. And A
James nth u. w. Rodsrief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

~ t., ror,., r. Cameron was committed In default Of $500
charged with picking the pocket Of James Whttei o. 20 Id
~ Al 900 charged with embeIng two notes. worth 5000
rom his employer, Herman Martens ,so
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, psi or,
Justice Bowling, William nsone wa. n g. from AIono r
Maien Of No. al Bro.iwa Msriel was fully ,
ehargel with grand larceny Of gold Saten anu enA'"' ~
from Miss Lime O. Wells Of Psiersburs WestV" -
MT Bailey charged with passing connl t.1
800 HrchberroEo lo2 % ~ have been
i.s nv Inc Central National Bank OF this city Aaham %o
and Simon sek CHARGED With committing Wss, charged with
5Ocent currencT was heil " No
DaTeppor 10 vail the action Of the Grand Jury
Meyer Tapkewski, age 10, conyicteu az Spg R,.I
~ n 81 o,r and Temner yesteraI by Mr. Knnng on naoss
corpus application made Tor BIS S ts Jnsice. have no
jurisdiction Brady said be snppo,d VIC
The them us eiion vae manu- s atep TO he General
intent to steal; aud At al even" as INC APp'- W"
Term. be shoald not interfere /,
Attho Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Sutherland Assistant H. m, pss
charged with rape. dasresl and were ' nlmsa
the ThSnas Tas @ into the lager beer ..oon
John n Schoos No 3l 1nriaye ana h nee
and tobacco worth go on 4ns ' T h same osense va,
and aco lifted; Charles 8 Spencer Tor the psoae. ~, on
from Ann McKerna Of no. 1877 Foryi-st was tined ana
sequtisi william Kan i9r t.e aSsb on Sent 10
. SnrpS AMI Crb5-ss sent 20 the STATE Prison o tno l
Wnsm KNITTING the pnsoner John ooe 70, , q, The
Psrp,r1 for n,e months. William knitting for the seeusel.
The following prisoners pleaded glitgI b In n on
mon John sharkey Of 80 22i West Thry VIZ , of
AM 2S sent to the PeBteusrv Tor ons year J,nS , a.
assault upon Bridget iiaTion OF no 40 fickey
July %; the Penitenusry o sf mohs 80 - Ro.nns
sp1 Iouis, Doran petty larceny Of jeSe worm ~ rom ~ %
Levi II No $40 EAST TWenets on SsP ~ The case Of
10 latter for 20 days TO 'le ny Who vas
enry Neumsun alias Dutch Hnhh'a no9rou, ar ib n from
v snJ those c,se was taken u, Court Of Appeals ana
there reversed viii tried again at General Sessions om'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

TUESDAY,, sept 10 NJ

Mach interest attached 10 the roopcning II The
Stock Exchange today though We glad o. b. abb
to record the fact that no defaults were announced
AZ the close. although the Governing Committee ~
tho stock Exchange made thorough examinaiief
into all contracts Prices were we'll supporied saS
maintained nearly all day with the oNcepuon Of
decline about II o'clock under sales u siooAs y
small houses whose customers bad failed 10 maisI
them down 10 proper price A subsequent reeo'e1
ensued. and the general market closed strong wio
cheerful look Cor the future The opening. high'sF
low est. and closing PRICES were D. fnllnNa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
DTCISIONs-SEPT. 30.

S,,pycme Court - Chambers - By Judge John X.
Brayliienha &c. ag Ocean naon- , p he 70 he frivolous.
t motion must be eoe with so 9 a et STss granted
take proof and report Of the application Of Blr,t aud
Sppoei Cassidy ag. Sele5eForm Of order settled ana Re
vr and reference appointed IN lae % @ I.l confined G
INDEPENDENT social Circle Solomon ct s-doon granted Win
so costs, to abide event - -.
Eyans att Klbasrh aMoton for reference granted BIses
gt D,ws-NG.n 70 PjoS fo a az Ssor gTin without pr
jadc Miller aet key-hoiSa 10, s defi1n ns
plaintiff Of 5000 shmd Arquab,q-0er 5s defendant hais
yuasme1I bT az, PareIl|0nIer DENYING punet
i.rher al BaiiWn-Oner appointing receiver. HAYDEN
Deme srothe-Orer That Judgment Of a4n1ne Of C9ar
Noief oyerrupg defend frivolous with so costs
Marine Court hamb@s.-ByJudge Joaclimsen.-
s, a1 BrDSsun granted yaclug Judgment without co
Sa s AZ Sapro1 scot ait Spm6 sdnsr g Gariele balls
agt Rdl6 wilkinson aE Wiener haIer.aem sg fs,eh o.,
agt shaefer The Pocket book AssocaGl at hansnsOiei
gan'e Kroaer agt Buem9n Iusa as % g9Sl
SG2n;3oa ag rte peTg the cause on calendar Tor
' f o. n Ne1 sg Rsaiio-Moioa to vaclte order
graute With $40 costs IIaman az lfalns
Don1e Maoro.cn 10 open the inquest on The payment
costs Gee memoanduml Seaplt 1ya ~ cni it IN co
ie motion to G'eirS dle Of tb .ur rrorI
McAlam plant and H. y ior % eeiiul
Jo5S De Wide sr Joln Murphy C. H. Smith for pin4 and H.
served SGyst ''' ''''-'''''
Common Pleqs-By Judge J. +. Daly.-Falkcnberg
at Snmon-See opinion Hutchinson agL Guthhe-See opinion
Court Of Appeab-ALBANY, Sent. 3-Judgment
a7msi WITH cost.-H1n OConnei Jarmeni adnui, ag,
ry ag Tie People judgment Of the supreme Cui reversed AMI
wrt OF error laery at The People &C. Jugent
hT agt &c JUG
men reversed tnal rnei costs 10 sole eyut-
Batter Nic0lT. Judgments fevef.fd ana e'nlalhis
C,rrauy Madden 1gt TIE same La-lrri r-t
te ne Orlcr affirmed COREY ac lorr Or.tf ~ Gen.
cra Term judgment fr punih on Ferct VIII e'-t-
Brandt Or-rr reversed sgd n"'l fl- WV. '..'
Bov,B AIT ire. Apr.als 90 with Iffsbr'Tn set VIM 4u-
ler Turner ag; Cnci1n No. uenrB"Nen at Tue Motion
denei costs With leave appellant 90 .fm me anp o1 la7
meat Of the srpcNan 64rcn agL EcAer ho.on gftneo
with COSTS Remington ag- Shaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALEM Brooklyn, frst-class brown
stone HOUSE On Greene Clinton i'm.
metse POSSESSION ID H. rTOSR, 1872 Broadway, heviorh
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos
80 Gns al RDss 6OIl00 thd Gs 20 Ia u Msntazue
l00Il0O Hos.. and Store Ne i02 rasspp 77BOi Has.
Nc l7y WioaghbTst Hssss Ne 1877 Wossh0yst Hssss
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Tor SALE-HOUSE-A semi detached COT
TAGB zine two story basement cellar, tlsd
tin rao 10 bns orisr psos pspcd Easements pante all
provemsn nice heghborbo 30 minas 10 i Hall nth EXTRA lot
AEd story carnage house, fruit trees vines flowers &c desirable
place a oT pleasure business offered
below value. price f050Oi $1,000 $1,000
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