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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

SCTRo's LECIURE.-We were in error
in stating the date Of the appearance OF
tho "Phantasimagorium" in Carson. 1t
will be here on Monday next, August "a.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

TIE Spotted boy and his spotted
snake; the dwarf girl; the "Modoc war"
and the Bear Show are all in town. But
where's the Battery?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

Srocx BROKERS. would call atten-
ton OF our readers to the advertisement
Of Messrs. Kelly g. Hofer which appears
in another column new in this issue.
These young gentlemen are we'll known
to the citizens of Carson and We are
sure that they merit and will receive u
share of the patronage of those who
deal in stocks. bonds, etc. They are
conveniently located in the County
Building, where they will be glad to See
their friends as customers. Give them
a call.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

DISTRICT CoCRT.-A motion was made
in the District Court yesterday for new
trial in the case of John Murphy con-
victed of murder in the first degree which
was denied, and sentence of death pro-
nounced upon him. The date of execu-
ton will be fixed in the warrant. In the
case Of William Tullett, charged with
assault to rape, the motion for new
trial was heard yesterday, but is not yet
decided.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

PosTPoNED.-The case Of the State
against Swift, a continuation of the
trouble among the Fire Boys" was in
the Justice Court, yesterday. postponed
until l p. ". tomorrow. We are
of the opinion that it would be better to
drop the matter and elect Chief Engi-
neer to direct and control the movements
of the engines at fires and suppress any
trouble that may arise. III feeling be-
tween the different fire companies is to
be deprecated. Let US have an organ
lied fire department and then emulation
will take the place of envy and spite.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18

The NEW Man AT THE HELx.-Ns are
informed that the Hon. James Crawford
of Lyon county has been appointed
Superintendent OF the L. S. Mint at this
place. Nr. Crawford has served the
people in the Legislature and is well and
favorably known. He has the executive
ability to control the affairs Of the Mint
and is a good Judge of human nature
which will enable him to make proper
selections Of his subordinates. He is
genial whole-souled gentleman and
more upright honest man does not live
in the State. His appointment will
meet with universal commentator.
Too MCca wHIsK7.-One Of the brave
sons of the Sagebrush, Of the Piute per-
suasion, created considerable amuse-
ment near the APPEAL Office yesterday
afternoon in his efforts to mount his
pony Some one volunteered to assist
him and lifted him upon the pony. but
he wOnld not stay there and resisted the
attempted force in mounting him, which
caused general laugh at his assistant.
Afterward he attempted to mount and
the pony starting he was violently
thrown to the ground, but soon regained
his equilibrium and fastened after the
animal Who sells the Indians liquor
Docr>oDrn Tho coca Of tho Stafo
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Ohio 9Baiieufreuno. =.

8rompfbaft ergreift ct oos @oloitiid,
tniet l6nel; neben Dem eridredten 2en*
den nieoer,. prebt ibr baiIelbe in bic
Sanoe uno fliiitert ibr su: SD babe
beine Srere; oein soloeness 9er5 erfonnt.
Mas bes 2oppesbauern Scooter nod 10
piele Sbaler baben, mag bic ganae Belt
1asen, ,uas iie tpill bier Dor Der Mutter
@ottes, lie iei mein 3eu9e, gelobe ib sir
bon neuem Sreue, etuise, e,uise Sreue."
.11nb oas 9ers poq Sreube unb sSubel
unb inbriinitig pie ME in ibren, 2eben
beteten 1ie beioe; Die 9duoe pereint our
@ottcsmutter int 2eben unb i'm Sooe.
uno fiirlpobr Die Otutter @ottes fat
ibr Dertrouen nidt betrogen; ais Peter
na9 LANCER 9liidli6er Gbe 1torb> binter>
lieB ct leirer Srau unb ieinen neln &i11=
bern ein Derm6eeu bon iiber 100000
Sbolern.
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- Mus benz fiir3liA 10 161uer

- Mus benz tiir5liA 10 |6,uer
9epriiften @brepeport in 2ouiliano miro
ge16rieben: Ber @brepeport friiber 9e-
tannt fat uno beiu9t es jebt> na6bem es
10 l6tper bonn gelben Gieber beimgelu9t
lporoen> ber miro es i6,uerli6 tpieoer err
tennen ,. 10 iebr bat f9 BORT Nlles per@
dnoert.
Sic &ei6dfte lie9en total barnieoer
nno iiberaa besegnet mon Mutblof9teit.
Gbe oielc fur9tbare &rantbeit lift Gr<
i4einen madte> >paren ale @el6dfts<
leute poll 9offnun9> bic @ei9afte sin9en
gut unO peripra6en beHer 5u >peroen.
Wos lit @6repeport beute F.? &os @runo=
eisentbum miro BON Sabr 5u Sobr me9r
entlpertbet uno man b6rt td9li6 piele Ser
beIbenoen &Io lie ioeen: yt6nnte i'd nur
uerfaufen pie germ perliebe id Oieien
plab!" g8ie es 6a ben ,ueni9er ben1ittel<
ten 2euten sebt, fam man ii6 oana9
lei@t portellen.
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: IS nj b %, iprod Elm 1iibli9er

IS am b o", iprod Elm 1iblider
YFanier gu }einem farbi9en &nedte, mo
6oit 9u Die l1br bet ,uelde 0u lebten
Sonntas trusit?" uub, Wailo! 'uie
tuiBt Sbr, baB i4 cine ubr botte 2" mar
bic Mnt,port. vNun - i'd bobe oo6 bic
Settle aus oeiner Salde bansen leben !"
%, sebt mir oo9, Moiia" - 1dlob Die
Gonperiation ab; ran9enommen S9r
1dbet einen 9alfter um meinen Sals -
uiiroet Sbr bann oenfen es itdfe Gin
8fero lit MIR" Ser BFan5.r ober be-
grif nun, pie falld es lei /, bonn @ors
bonoenlein elmer ubrfette auf eine lbr
lelber 5u l9lieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22
-Seira tb sfdbi9e Trauen<

-9eiratbs sfabi9e Trauen<
4 i'm III ct >puroen por Elm paar Sobreu
befonntli6 bon Dem 10 Iittigen Bottom
aus electromagnetic no6 Golifornieu
ge19idt. 9leuli6 fat man Nun fiinf5ebn
innge 9amen BON ebenoort nad Bues
nos MDres perlan6t> pQr9ebli9 I'M sort
an Ndbmal l6inen 5u orbeiten. @ddrfer
8lidenoe aber Ia9er, bab ibr 3ped bon
porneberein Der lei, I'M fernen @iioeu
i@ 5u Gbesattinnen uno 9ausmittern
empor5ul 9pin9en uno mir bdtten ioulit
nur tpie6er cine d@t 8oitonii6 puritani%
16e grl@einung auf Dem 6eiratbsmartte~
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Ser arn1e Saba d - 8

2etpis, 36reibt bet @lobe in Bottom,
brobt iebt nit einen, Gelbauee 9e9en ben
Sobad unb Die 2iebbabtr oes &rautes
,perben gun. Boraus ee,uarnt auf ibrer
6ut 3u iein. Wir pern,utben boB er
Betbanben 3ur 8elaeeruus Der Cigar.
renldben auf bic Beine 6rinsen uno 1i4
bemuben pir6 Die perbdrteten 9erjeu
Der Rau@er Su ertpei9en. - 9it Narrs
belt Dio's i1eint aa9 oieier Wtittbtiluug
oielleitiser 81. iein, als man bisber sa
alauben 9eneigt mar. &c.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

ot,fomn,t, obne bab lie babeian ei,,e ,pirfz.
lidhe jfrenae Durmfiibrung bd9ten. Des.
halo Idbt er bo1t ben Geid)en Iei1t 5tills
5d)ipeieen erfa,lfen uub fdllt ,lnr gelegent-.I
lid iiber Die arlren 56luder ber, Die ibn|
Die saiden 5l ipiden nidt i'm Stonbe
s#iin6. YlDs bannllnb mann eirnlal, bsin1
Beginne einss Mablfanpfes ooer elmer
5ibung Der Gegiglatur .ettpa, inuB mic
berllm bes 5deines tpe9en sau6 berGr<
lteren Giner elm 9dr6en laiien. unbNitb<
ter uno @eldporere bnlbigen portom<
menoenTo[les slci9falls nursibrenGi9en=
nube o6er politi|hen &Idlibten. gSle
oemoralilirenb aher aues DieIes ,uirten
,nuB, oas liegi ouf platter 5anb - De-
1tebt einmal Elm @eies, 10 flbre man es
aud aus; bdlt man es anoerntallls
aber fir unproftild) uno und'ued<
mdbis, 10 i6affe mon ss 10 ra'9
ols nl0slid ab. Senn ionit 9ebt nur gu
Ieiht nit Der M6tung Dor ibm aud DE
Dor ollen anbcren perlpren. Sas Selte
unb arlein @i6tise ,udre es freili9:: ME
lold)e nit Ser ee]unoen Dernunft uno init
Der iittIiden Treibeit I'M traHeiten Miosr-
]prube 1tebcnae GrlaIle in irseno em
Stotutenbu9 ei,t6utragen. l1no in benz
often @enein,pelen an plpmoutbfsllen 1T
eeraoe bur9 Ni9tbeodtuns oisler ,Hegel
Sic friiber 10 piel uno bpd 9eriibn,te &C.
re6tiofeitspile9e jeBt in, b66iten graoe
.onriiAie se>uorben unb in 8errnf 9ero=
then. &E 80: =. =. ..~ /
Sic ,uabren 6reunbe BET Mdbisfeitlinb
unltreitiq 9ieienigen, >pel6e oen Wioer@
ruf oQcr YrpDibitipselcte in allen Staa=
ten perlonsen, no our 3eit iol9e mod lbr
perberbli6es 9a1eiu friiten. Sieielben
lei1ten benz betla9enspertben Safer ber
Srunfludt nur iiberal18orl6ub, iniDfern
lie ibremgBelen nod por5iisli6 9e9snBier
unb leidte Weine seriatct linb. Denn
bie5e Mrtitel btbiirfen OH uno fur lid
1don sr0Berer @efdBe 5u ibrer 9ufbepobs
rung unb lino oeBbalb audi i4,uerer bsin1%
lid ppn einem plabe gun, auoeren all
ldaffen ols Sic 1tdrferen @etrdnte -
Bronnt,pein @um 8odboloer II. bsl.
Sic mel lten8e ldlaenabn,en inNeollo9uz
{etts er}tretfen lieb oenn autb auf Bier,
ipe!6es ii6 auf ben1Wese bomber Broue<
rei no9 Dem Mobe bes &einpertaufs be-
linoet. Sic GonFabler f6nnen fi4 ndm=
lid bo6 nidt 10 1tellcn, als idben lie Die
selualtigen Orbofte ober Gdiier NIT Bier
nt9t, sic man por ibren Qlugen ourh Die
@traBen bef0rbert ober iii Die Seller bin
abldbt; unb 10 treten lie oenn NIT Dem
Boll5u9e bes &rietes 9e9en Die barmlo=
5eren @etrdnfe auf tpdbrenb bic 1bdoll@
9eren mel It unansefodten bleiben. Da=
ber ipire aud III Mana9uletts nno iii ie=
Dem anberen @toate, no Bier lid ben
tollen 9lnsriffen bes Yrobibitipfrieges
geseniiber9ele0t iiebt, bic Srunfenbeit
fortge1ebt 5unebmen benn penn man Den
9euten ibren reselmdbisen miloen Sranf
entSie6t, iolueroen lie ebenbeimli@ 5ueinem
berau19enberen ibre 3ufu6t nebmen.
5offcntlitb miro man bies in Waiia6ue
ietts iptpobl> ols aud anber1udrts, balo
be9reifen uno in l1ebereinitimmung nit
ieiner beiIercnGinlidt bann au4 banoeln.
Sugeno mirh ME ous 3,pong seboren,
lon6ern ibre 2ebenspursel 1T oieGreibeit;
Mdbigfeit abtr 5dblt nit gu ben l9oniten
5ugenoen. s4
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

0erlobten. ersdblt ibr BON bem Norl6lase
|ieines Bruoers uno ipie er Ielbit iebt|
|alaube baB Die 9eiratb fir beioe fein
|gutes gnbe nebmen tuiirbe, unb bittet lie,
[ibm Bic Sreue auriif 5u geben. 2enhen
I,pirb Bios tpie oer SDb llnb por tnnerer
Mngit unb bitterm Sammer fam lie 5us
|erf faum Elm W6rtben berborbrinsen.
|5ie ringt na9 Wsutb ruff ii, iDrem
6eraen @ott nnb feline liebe Waitter lln,
Barmbersisfeit uno @nabe an uno
frcmm tuie lie III uno pen nben geidrft,
| Iagt lie su Beter in 6riitli6er @rseben.
beit: sd babe bid su germ, Inn oeinem
Slid etpas in oen We9 su le9en; Die
Sreue au balten fann unb ,pill id) bid
nibt slpingen; 5,par 'uilI mir bas 9er5
|fa1t aerIpringen Dor Qual bod uoer
5err bats eenommen Der Same bes
Serrn lei gebenebeit>" ct uno Die liebe
SHUTTER @ottes iperoen mir belfen unO
mid trD1ten. 9lie tperoe ib aufb6ren,
fir bid 81 beten."
l1no 1ie eebt uno bolt ben 2ronentba-
Ter, oen ct ibr als l1nterpfano Der Sreue
seseben. Denn mie iest 3inse, 10 CAB
man li9 oamals &elo1tiide gum 3ei9en
Der Sreue, sic ,peniser Bern6genoen eir
nen Rronentbaler, Die &ei6ern elm Goloa
ltud. Beter's gan5er Mntb, oen er li@
| fir oiel EN- Gang nit alien mbsli9en
griinoen einsereoet bat, iit oabin; ,ueis
nenb uno BON @ewiiiensbiiien sefoltert,
itlr3t ct bon bannen.
Qen9en eilt auf ibr 3immer bic
Sbrdnen ellen ibr itromweiie iiber Die
@angen berab iie ,uirft 1id) Dor oem
Nfuttergottesbiloe, oas nit 8lumen be-
trdn5t an Der Wano bing auf bic &nie
nieoer uno bittct bic liebe Gran, ouf Die
| lie ibr 2ebelong in Greub uno 2eib ibr
9an5es 8ertrauen geIebt, I'm Srolt uno
9ilfe.
uDu bait mir 10 oft sebolfen, bilf mir
aud iebt !! i6 9elobe bir neun Mal bara
|fuB an bein @nooenbilb III Der @dnurs
saHe 5u pil9ern; bilf mir, Mutter @ot<
tee, bilf mir"
l1nteroe1en ,uor es Dem iungen Meiiter
gang na6 Wuni6 sesangen beg aap~
pesbauern Sp9ter ,par nit Dem 9lntrag>
ben ibr Peter ma6te, balo einueri itonoen>
uno gerobe an Dem Sage 100 2en6en
ben neunten Bittson9 madte, gebt ct gu
1einem Bruoer &orl, lint 1i6 bon ibm Elm
@olo tid 5u leiben unb bamit bent anOe=
rem Dfdoben Die Sreue 5u 9elo6en.
Sod troy al Der gusli6ten trob oes
groBen> 196nen @el6dftts, BAG linn por
Mu9en febe, trob bes pielen @eloes> oas
er 1@on in bet alten grobbdterli6en
&iite liegen liebt> 1T ct unrilbtg, lein
Ser3 1T getbeilt 2en9en mill ibm ni6t
Gus bem Gimme, CT liebt es ble19 uno
poller @6mer3 ouf Dem &ranfenlager, er
1iebt es bur9 feline Sreuloligfeit 9emor<
bet no6 N}elaten fabren uno ein unlui%
berjtebliber 9ron9 treibt ibn III Der
| @@nur9aiie our oHenitebenoeh STRIDE
binein Dor bas Deuttergottesbilo. Die
Mutter @ottes, oenft er, loa mir ratben
mas i@ tDut 1oQ.
i ct tritt Elm, ninmt Weibtpaher, bic
&ir9e lit leer, bod nein, iiebe bot benz
@naoenbilbe fniet eine Sunsfrau, er b6rt
,pie lte unter g9lu95en 5u Der lieben
Grau {pri@t, er eebt leiie ndber uno fat
|mdre er por @9reden nieoersefaGen -
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in einen 6ouie ,peldes ben &6lnern
iekt ais gigarrenlaben befannt 1T. Do
er iuuBtc oab il, eineu @eiddfte auf
frembe 2eute fdlehter NerlaB 1T nnb 5u.
einen. tiihtigen Meiiter cine tbdtigeeur1b
Ifleibise 5ausfra,l sebort 10 bate er
i1on dis @eieGe ieine Nuser gebDrig
snlneebell laIIen ilnb enbli1 bel einert
s#Raunoen ieines Meilterss Elm Md6den ge=
Ifunben, ,pel9es i'm. le;gisenidaften
5i beIiben I6ien, bic cine CUTE 9ausfrau
.Sieren miiilen. sa4 S@f
9en9en itanb beim Goufmaun 6. in
Sienit; .ie ,par FeiBis unb trei, Die
Treuoe ibrer Serrl6aft; tdsli6 1ab man
lie 1T Der ct. Mpo itelnfir9e III bcr eriten
beilisen MeHe. Sbre Gltern ,uaren friiD
9eitorben unb batten ibr auber 10 Sba=
lern uidts anbers binterloHen ols eiBe
fromme quite gr5iebung uno beitert,
fr6bliden Sinn. ssSn Der 3eit ibres
Dienites bate iie fb so Sbaler erIport,
|uno lpeitere so Sbaler ftanben ibr bel
ibrer Derbeiratbun9 als Ausfeuer aus
|einer itdotii@en iftuus in ausiidt.
Mit hielem Mdo1en ,par Yeter be-
fernt getporben, heibe batten ii9 lieb se~
lupnnen unb bptften ii9 in tur5er 3eit ON
Altar bic 9anb gu rei9en ibr, @eibid
|auf e>pig NIT einanber -su oerfniipfen.
Sod: Ser Meni9 bentt 1nb @ott
lenft," uno bistpeilen 1@idt Der 9err,
,penn Ct uns cine re9t grobe Jreuhe be-
.eiten uill, ollerlei tleine unb 9roBe Mii=
deniti9c, bic. porauspldnfcln miiI1en, um
uns bic @rDbe nn ieres Gliides re9t Dor
aueen an fiibren. 50 sei@ab es oenn
au6 in unierer @ei9i@te. ~e
Pster gebt eines Saaes sa feinem Bru=
Der Carl Nm, ibm feline bolbiee 8erbei=
ratbune tunb 81 :tDun unb ibn als
8routf flbrer anaulpredsn. Rarl ertun-
oiste 1i9 nod ben BerbdltniNen 2en'
9tn's, ldittelte ben 2opf uno Ipra6 {:
r56r' einmal ;, Bruber ,sas Mdb9en
mag fron,u, una reibis 1ein, es lit bas in
oer Gbe {i9er niel tpertb aber = 100
Sbaler 1T bod ,senis @elo, bu boit felbit
nidt piel unb i'd 5tueiFe 1ebr oarau,
bob bu auf biele Weiie bein @el6dft in
6lor bringen tpirlt."
vNun", -1,.einte 8eter, ni9 babe 2en=
den bon Seraen germ, unb ou tennit bod
AUDI nm t,ur eiui9e an5ufiibren ben
Bierbrauer s., Der nit 8 eeliebenen
Sboleru unb ben 8ierbrouer st., Der nit
80 5balern anfins unb beibe iinb iebt
rei9e Meiiter, geebrt unb 9ea9tet in Der
gan5en @tabt Der cine )ibt Io9ar i'm
bp9l6bli9en &atb."
rDas 1inb &inseItauben, Bru6er; oos
Slid Fie9t ni9t iebem in ben Munb,
piele anoere liuo ni@t 10 melt getomme1
uno millen ii@ jebt init Grau uno &ino
auer plagen. 9u fennit bod bas
@pri9port Mnbeiratben lit beiler als
Mnarbeiten. $m 8ertrauen i'd ,uiibte
| fir bid eine gang anbcre Partie bic Sll
leidt MAIDEN fannit. Sdsli@ fonmt
Die So9ttr bes Rappesbauern q. aug
Der @9nursa1Ie 5u mir unb. brin9t Die
Mil6 far's @ei9dft. 9as Mdo@en 1T
ni9t libel bpm @eii9t brin9t baare
1000 Sbaler nit in bic Gle bic Gltern
baben einen sroben Mineert Gutenberg,
beren es bamals nod in g6ln 9ab) uno
auberbem ned 80 Mor9en Mderlano, bas
,pdre ettpas fir bid; 70 melt i6 basWdb-
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
THE C0UR rs.
Tweed's Petition for Habeas
Corpus Granted.
BIG SIX" TO REVISIT GOTHAM
The Palermo Murder and Elk
tradition Case.
sMUoeLED LACE CONDEMNED.

Yesterday Matthew Campbell, who had been
charged with inducing Jacob Parish to falsely reg
lister as voter in the Sixth Assembly district,
was discharged by Commissioner Shields.
Application was to nave been made yesterday
before Judge Westbrook. in Supreme Court,
Chambers. for the appointment OF commissioners
to estimate the value OF lots required on Cherry
street for the BROOKLYN bridge. AS some OF the
Interested parties mad not received proper notice.
the matter went over TIL to-day.
In the Court OF Oyer and Termtncr, before Judge
Barrett, there were several cases on yesterdays
calendar for sellng liquor without license, and
also OF parties Keeping sailors boarding houses
without license. Assistant District Attorney Ro-
Inns stated that the indicted parties had taken out
the licenses respectively required OF them, and he
therefore did not wish to press the prosecutors
against them The accused we're accordingly
discharged. An extra panel OF ono hundred was
down for the trial OF Coroner Croker.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
THE PALERMO MURDER.

Yesterday the case OF Giovanni MoGhlSsni vas
,gatn brought under the consideration Of Conm,s.
noner Kenneth @. White. The prisoner Is charged
with the murder OF one vincenzo Tramontano, at
Palermo, Italy, and hts extradstion IL demanded
by the Italian government. When the matter was
called on, counsel for the prisoner claimed that
the papers describing the offence charged against
the accused were not regularly anthem nticated in
The form. and manner required by the law and the
terms OF the treaty. Tue papers wore simply GER
tiled thus, ''Seen at Rome" and signed with the
name OF Mr.. Marsh, tue Charge d'A1aires, repre-
senting the American government 10 Rome. Mr..
spencer SAID that tbs was not such an
manded by the law. Mr.. Coudert, counsel
for the Italian government. SAID he would
not argue the matter. but would leave It entirely
TO the decision OF the Commissioner, by which ne
would willingly abide. commissioner White at
once rendered his decision, declaring that the
papers, as presented, were not properly authenti-
Gated. lie, therefore, rejected them az inadms-
sibe in the case. Thereup0n Mr.. Coudert pre-
senLed another batch OF papers, setting out in
detail the offence with which the prisoner Is
charged. To these papers and 10 the manner in
which they were certified and authenticated MIR.
Spencer raised several objections. He was replied
10 by MIR. COudert, ai,er which the Commissioner
held that this second COLLECTION OF papers duly
accordingly. The prisoner was present during
the controversy. He speaks put lew words Of
English. His face wore an expression OF anxiety.
AS on Saturday-the day OF his previous examlna.
tOn--he was heavily handcured. The further
nearing oil the case was adjourned.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
COURT OALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUir-Part l.-Adjourned
for the term. Part 2-Aeia ny Judge Brady.-Nos.
$685. 36l0 s35, %, 1895, 26ls 217o l00, liGs, 2o9o
2l52, 2404, 30oO 092h is4o, 2S5s, $780, 2s64 2S66.
2s7o. Part 3-Held by Judge Van Norsr.-Nos.
1921, 37s2, $685. 4375 l47 $685. 1921 l953 l7s9 1885,
1899, 673, al, $685. 2ll5, 2l05>s 22l7 993s, 2le.
212l.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Held oy Judge
Van Brunt-Issues OI law and tact. mos. 25S, 265,
ESQ., $780, 30l, 3l4, 320, 325, 32S, $50, 333 1884, 1885,
3l5 3iS $780, 35l 355, 35S, Sol, 36i, $40 81, 372,
375. 376 &, 20, &c. As, 81 81. TO- 81, $50, 5.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.-AdJourned
until December 2S.
SUPREME COURT - CHAMBERs-Hed py Judge
Donohue.-Nos. 81, 56 SO. 104, 209, 240, 24l, 1858,
255 257, $780, 26l 265 266, 26 269, 270, 271 49, ISL
1865 so 2oi 2os go, a2l 22S, 2iS ae2 2es 272, 49,
2I4, 275. ZIG.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL rERM.-Adjourned
for the term.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Judge
Van Worst having been assigned to the supreme
Court TOR the month OF November no jury trials
will be had before him IN this part. Part a.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERN..-Adjourned
until the 1rst Monday IN December.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part l.-Ad-
Journed Tor the term.
MAXINE COURr-TRIAL TERMS-Parts l, 2 and a.
Adjourned Tor the term.
GENERAL sEsSfoNs--Hcld by Judge Sutherland
The People vs.. Patrick Doffn ana James Coyle,
felOnlous assault and battery; Same VS.. John
Heating, Charles O'Neil ana John Donohue, burg
larry: Same vs. LOtta FeJtr1ck, robbery; Same VS..
Frank Kelly and John Ol5rlen, grand larceny !;
Same VS.. John Clarke and George McMuIlen, petit
larceny.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDAL ATTEMPT.

Mr.. John Leet brother OF Colonel LeeL Pres.
ldent Grants friend, OF Custom House general
order business" fame who shot himself AZ his res
idence, 10th street and the Boulevard. on
Wednesday night last. was Yesterday IN state OF
delirum requiring the constant attendance Of has
physicians. He Is about thirty years oi age. aud
no probable cause Is known when can have
driven MIN 10 sc-ies irucilOn. though there are
ruinors oi nnaucia enbarrassincnts winch are
supposed 10 have gwen MIN trouble. His brother,
Coloue l.cet, has been uu emitting Ia his watch.
ing by the injured mans couch. TO the inanifies
OF the policeman VINO entered the house after the
shooiing Mr.. Lect refused TO give any reason Tor
question him. Much speculation aud CURIOSITY on
the subject are manifested IN the neighborn0od
giving rise TO many ridiculous ana sensational
stories.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

against Henry D. Mcneil. thrcc-card monte
player. Of this city. The larceny consisted OF two
promissory notes. amounting 10 $500, which. It
Is alleged, were stolen by Mcneil and two other
men from LonfaIr. while coming on the tram from
Baltimore TO Philadelphia. A young man named
Daniel Jackson, residing at No. 500 Third avenue,
was also arrested for completely in the robbery
In his own defence Jackson proved that he had
and hid endeavored, without any conceame a /
whatever, 10 resell them. For TINS purpose he
took them to several brokers' whose names were
given. the last place being Chcnester's, No.
~ Wall street. There he let them few
days. In the meantime Lonlar ieiegraphed 10
Middleton. Ca man X Co.. OF No. 10 Fulton Market,
VINO Issued the notes, TO put the case into the
hands OF the detectives OF this city. Accordingly,
on saturday, when Jackson went TO see amer The
notes at No. Y Wall street, he was arrested 10y
Detective McDOugal and lockel up IN the Tombs.
He then put the police on Monelps track and he
was arrested last night. Jackson having proved
Mcneil was alone held un I'll the Governor OF Penn
sylvanla sends on requisltiOn ior his removal TO
Philadelphia, where the alleged THEFT took place.
Mcneil stated TO tue Court in hs own defence
that he did not steal the notes. but had won them
OF Lon,air at Ihree-c3rd monte, and not alonc
these two notes but Lonfairs watcha studs ana all
the cash he had With him at the time.
Minor Cases.
Herbert Llbotti, an Italian carpenter, was held
for trial on charge OF stealing 5000 worth OF new
houldings. John Williams, for the alleged thett
OF gold watch, chain and jewelry from Andrew
Stultz OF No. 2sS avenue A, was committed Tor
trial at the General Sessions. John Downcy was
sent to the same Court Tor trial on q charge OF
horse stealing.
At two O'Clock the Court was adjourned, on mo-.
ton OF Mr. Nathan Nesbit, seconded py Mr.. Price,
in consequence OF the death VI the Mayor.