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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08
NEW LIVERY STABLE
RlDGwAy.

DAN SCRIBNER WISHES TO IN
form the Citizens of Ridgway, and the
public generally, that he has started Liv-
cry Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
Buggies. to let Upon the most reasona
BILE terms.
sea-He will also do job Gaming.
Stable on Broad street, above Main.
prompt attention
Aug 20 1870. II.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08

FRED SCHOENING & co.
Law, Commercial, Book, and General Job Printers.
and Stationers.
RLDG way; ELK co., RA.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LAW BLANKS AND FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN STATIONERY.
ARNoLDs WRITING FLUID AND COPYING INK
LEAD PENCILS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
Printing done In the Best Style and at Low Prices
LETTER NOTE AND BILL HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS AND EN-
vELOPEs EVERY STYLE IN ANY QUANTITY.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08

THE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE co.
want reliable and energetic Agents in this
County. The "VICTOR" is a Lock-stitch,
Shuttle Machine, with Self-setting Needle,
best furnished and most perfect Machine
offered. An increase of over 500 per
cent. ON sales of 1872 over 1871. For
Terms &C., Address.
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
1927 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
n30t5.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08

EDw'D ]. EVANS & Co.,
NURBERYMEN AND SEEDSMEE.
YORK, PENE'A
gV Catalogues Mailed to Applieants-xSa
Refer (by permission) TO
Hon, j. &, BLACK, Washington, D. G,
VGESEF., Soy,& GAZE lantzuG SesA Ps,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08

TEA'DRINK1No is growing popular
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08
Car Time at Ridgtcay.

COURT convenes next week.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-08

BUSINESS is unusually dull at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19

finish Of mans dress IL Q welIshaped becoming hat.
such ss may be obtained ut KnOxs No. 22 Broadway
and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Both the dress and the business hat OF tho manufae
turer E.penschcd, at No. 1s Nassaust are marked by
good taste in design. excellence OF material thorough
work in making np and nicely OF flash.
Holiday styles In mems hats Of comely appearance
may BE- obtained at l. nenwcn, NJ. lis Nassaus' az
even lower prices than in the past Choice seal-shin
caps are particular feature OF his stock
Burke at No 2i Broadway, has an extensive stock OF
head gear suitable for December wear and IL prepared
10 receive orders for fine dress hats. His styles corre-
epord exactly With tire incest demands OF fashion, and
fOm Bnrlses fur goods and gloves apps pirate holiday
goods may be procured.
For holiday receptions and the formal dinners when
are frequent Gt this month. ladies must be di'nty
fod Shoes for the street. tho house, and the bali may
be found at Miller q Co.'S. No. UnioD-squirc.
CHn;el at NJ. $50 FOurth-ayc.. provide boys win
stout shoes Mt for Winter and can supply adults
with durable and handsome shoes for wakiD: or fac
shoes for indoor use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
CIVIL NOTES.

A further hearing was had in The SurrO
gates Court before Surrogate Hutchincs yesterday
in the nstterOf BartOone .BlancOs Will. Several wit
heard, and the different counsel Submitted
their arguments. The decision Of the Surrogate Will be
gwen ~ a lew days.
In the matter Of Hewlett Odel, who, being
held for thai a charge OF receiving stolen goods
applied by writ OF habeas corpus for his release the
ground that the evidence WAS INSULT lent, aud also ap-
pheG Or oder 70 the Police Justice to take Uail,
CBe.J stce DAVIS has decided thaJ the papers he
hhOd 10 nOthhg than al nit the prisoner 70 ball.
which has been done.
la tie suit of McCloskey agt. the Mayor,
20 be leeVed from pay OF assessment for the
opening Oi MOrninGsde Park in which the points dis
pued were Whether the exemption OF church property
from tax alton included exemption from assessments.
and whether the certificate Of the Mayor and Controller
exemp,iag church from assessment had retroactive
elect on past assessments ChlefJ Justice DAVIS has
granted provisional u IucOn against the city,
Ing: 81 think IL better 10 continue the injunction
ptdente lite (Which Is ali that asked for IN TINS mo-
uOi Teservihg The question 10 the statute or 1874.
referred 10 unit he final nearing Ordered accordingly
Chief-Justicc Davis has Just denied the mo-
too for reference made behalf Of Henry w. Genet
IN the against HIM by the city for $4,000 which he
Is charged with apprOpating from the Harlem Court
house Fund. The Judge says: q" The defendant having
oeayed until the isreached on the calendar before
moving FOR reference THINK the motion ought 10 DC
oehled Tor lacbes. Tue action 10 not upon long
account within the OF the STATUTE Dut As IL may
require accounting the iGve.tgation of various
ems, IL would probable have been sent 10 reerec Dut
Oi the delay apparent effort 10 secure further
ueay by making tue motion at this late day.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK O..

PORT OF NEW YORK ............."..".....Drc la
s..am.,, California r, 0Sensone glasgow &e Henderson, Bfo.
ssa,np ys:s' Dg %ossS" i Hs 1 wS,,
:S G:;sSf Ill., ' tss ' H%'' Co
xix ysosi.tAa' z,n5ei T5iG. q l'snA.~
Barr ono lbr SrGs, L'boO. mes Henri, ,-,,,.
BAR. ,oaniy (B, Conan YokOhaa. all NaSA4i R. ".
lrg Leopotii4e Gel ilirso p Thos Co.
S e ; i rati, sGi g.; Sow i ns -%' Bur
s. A. Az, 4 kr1,, Z ,e'e Nss..Ile; y H. 8dsham
Se.r ye- Ic1en,oa, Key e6sacol.
Sea-. Ei.apb mr). Dg.n, cei,.e, Ie,ye"a4ca
tcr tic Mesio-. P1r'jn, Aus Caves. u. !. weinberg
Scnl le.o Poe, Cara, Gene Ke,s. nasAinL
s sI g n is' %o@ woo Ioe % t.2 Sae'
se-r. icr.ce hoes Horton Galveston, ". I. A4Aus Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship civ Of Scv-gofA lBrl Ieth; Liverpool Dee vi,
sP uaa, A.. areaSl t ~ With n and pas.
scap Perrrc (r,, Lapre s. with Mise aud pas.
steamship Copatn rulsicy Savannah Dec Is, mas. and
s,ranhp B.neacor Jo-- Wilmington n c.. With misc and
S-.rsnp Philadelphia with LOl,ri Steam.
'-.s Gernlna (Por,) Gislne 30 Lisbon Nov
lj, with mi'e. 1, 'rcn rel oq the 'a ,,.,,..
scar Il Do't H-'A, "lln4s.o e. days.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
@ I sl,, o5t s o o,d from sayan1,s
Sisa 'fe, scnf ha T. ansoI FROM oatmofe S4raA A. ed.
CnttlrsT,y De- il ~afr,i .,esn.hp ag,lop from yerYrk
Csc! soDsp ooetI CArl. Tor 'e"i"fa. O4c shp ehad
Inf, Tor L.TeipOo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CARDIFF u e lS.sasI sscLIs fcLbfoke VIII New
Yor6
yoszs,rowy. Dee. 1sDe White seaa;hp AiH,,!c
ococ.
ii stera' Cy A04ra sailed from Iii, lO-.ay
lOfE
DISASTERS.
"Sp2v Dec %The b. ca ~ Abraham from EewYofE Nov
20 or Io'ra P ass PIT 1t Bordeaux she leAyT
| n,I..'t .iIc-ei mao.
Pt.yDENCe. Z L. ret ioThe schr Pilots BRIDE from View
10" srrI1s Of HCg-O-iIu
to-day III "lt. awe 10 d,sll-c iHD sch
D-t1 is-a- "A or. ,, t.-.i IA 1Ja citation.
III L.. D.. -. XRyC.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
PARTISAN FLOWER COMPANY.

PARTISAN FLOWER COMPAN1
Tie Partisan Flower Company, III No. % Last FOUL
,ccnit-st a branch OF NJ. Ruc dc Cherry, Paris import
and sell NJ Wholesale and retail IN ar;lhl Nrrs aud
feather TRIMMINGS. TIc aui brilliant shades wbich
chemical discovery has br'G II, on IL rccct mc- aH
lho c. q iisc delicacy OF wOr~ which has been gained
by Tao .bors OF many years have brought tho making
Of fetal ,wcrS marvellous excellence aud u" hIor
vurG /, 20 Jo than thar SHOWN by tho Partisan
F,owcr COMPANY, which imports bridal sets and
vrils ostrich and cocks plumes ana tips srh'i BIRD
ami birds, wing AMI flrnisa ral Gtrui;dro to Order
fur wedding aHi evening dr-se'.
HUMPHREYS.
There is display Of AMI coral jewclr In tn
windows 1t NO.77J Broadway where tho Manufacturers
CONSIGNMENT Sale is carried on by Richard Humphreys,
which draws the eyes u o5e passing by. who ae oen
leu into the lUnS interior "Ioro there are hcoIe' @
thousands OF dollars r,Jr;scntci in gold ana silver
watches and coral lewery In diamonds, J'"elFy' ana
silyeryara. TIc room FOR choice in watchc''Wtl al
Style. o. cases from cheapest up to the most oab'
CRATE and with approved movements, IL very great
JUDD.
Al No. 2tJ Broadway the Orange Judd Co.
have au acceptable display OF the bet toys, geneEons ~
extent and generous to purchasers IN the prices fixed
Amnsiny and interesting constitution blocks Wath can
be bult up nto elaborate and oven beautiful Structures
ami are capable OF thousands of changes, ami Cranda
funny acrobats, the coDOr0ns and postiTes Of wh,h
VIII max. sport for many little players on Christina
ewes and mornings, may be seen at NO. 2i5 Roadway
DROWN.
VIM A. Drown & Co.. whose Ncw-York store Is at NOS
4o9 aud 900 Broadway but whose hea iquirer are at No.
2,6 araclst, Philadelphia have brought tue manufac'
ture of the finest knis OF umbrellas to nigh ptch "a
excellence and their best six umbrellas compare well
win the work OF the first London mahcE5. and with
their elaborate handles richly ornamebted and HEIR
careful nish throu shou have many attractions Us no
day gifts
TIBBAIS.
There is often a crowd-not infrequently largo ana
laughing one IN front OF the windows OF T. IbDals al
No. 5l2 Broadway, where are shown ingenious swinging
chairs for children, puning little Railway trans That
dash urously around circular tracks, and many other
ingenious mechanical toys.
MORRISON.
The store OF Edward A. Morrson at NO. s9J Broadway
from s situation and tho merits OF its stock Is attract
i've to lady buyers, and those buying gifts for ladies'
VINO desire choice iaces ribbons, dress trimmings, and
fancy goods.
STYLES a CASH.
and others apt to have more printing
to be done at this time than any other IN the year.
Styles Il Cash. at Erghth-ave. and Fourteenthst. do
careful work. and also have blank books and stationery
in store.
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ting them. she returns to Paris makes tho
dresses and brings them TO her customers IN this
city. Avoiding by various ingenious pretexts the
duties on tho dresses she Ia able % furnish them at
price less than ordinary silk dresses cost here This
great reduction in price secures many customers Tor
Mile. JuvIn and drives many honest dressmaker in
this city out OF business tn the opinion OF tho official
referred Mile Juyn has long carried the business
~ smuggling aud has ut last Involved uOcony herself
BID. her In great deal OF trouble because re-
cevers OF smHggci goods knowing then, to he sncn,
visited with Tie same punishment niiiced upon tue
smugghrs.
81 thought that the examination to-day before Com
missioner SHELLS OF Mile Juyn Will Disclose me names
OF several wealthy ladies who haye,as ~ clam d. bcrn
her best customers. several more exceedingly well
dressed men called yesterday ut the commissioners
Office, and wanted tO know what would De done VIA
Mile. JIvin. The Commissioner told them mat he
could nj tell till he had heard tie evidence pecu-
hary abont those who call to Inquire concerning Mile.
Juyih Is that they doDL care to give their names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
A WHISKY SALE DISpIITED.

Some time ago Albert NJ. Dilliber sued Charles
1acsndn to 81 4O3, commissions upon sale Of
vhrky 10 Newcomb, Buchanan Co. of Louisville, Ky.
Ia 1871 the defendant desiring to dispose OF large
ttock OF whisky, entered INTO agreement with Mr.
]l5cT, salesman in the svirit trade, by which the
Latter sboGd travel throus IN the Eastern end Western
ta;es AID eff ct OF the stock within u months.
In Dber was 70 receive commission OF "a per cent.
and 10 devote his time and energy the business
selling tne old well as the whisky MI Backman, in
The present suit denies through his agent Mr. Nichols
1na Dhlbcr tE cl 'he sale to Sewc0mb, Buchanan &
Co.. for tile commissions on Which DlIucr sues; be
'tlis moreover mat the Plaintiff did cudcavOr to
b il lac old Whlsy, ana that lie mad. furtherinOrr r.
fused 70 20 West. when requested 10 DO ring he
JiogieSs o. TIE trial. when occupied the court two Avs,
q 'cSti.n arose WHAT. tho Trade,
lid red "Cd" AID Yong whisky. Several expCrts
NJ" tx.niI, d. come jc-Itfiug th1t young" WHISKY
va, three Nci 7, Il! 9TH IS stating tIjt WHISKY
considered "Oi4' Wien fodr Neirs distilled. in ige
Low lett u TO the jay TO II there had been
tI q alton ia the I=ual agreement, and tie sale
was td o. TIE plun II. and the jury found FOL the
JtiuIH. with interest, sL056 IL A. y Uya,t appeared
l0r PLAINTIFF Mr.. Andre f1r defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

=, John Ryan and Christopher Stoneman were
,e BY CombAle with robbed him 81 his oVerooat
IN money lyon n TIE Court Of General Sessions !es
Ge Testimony failed the pnOEes with tie robDeJ
40 he ers found guilty By OF the Court and c'hSTseL
Henry Appleton was tried for robbing q peddler.
@ OOS Of Gtn-tsi Sessions yesterday The peidier n1ed @
hleoh sr9ct and tired steal bis watch aud g0ois IDo
hef sh TIA, aud Tell against the complainant who
lT Kicked his boxes o. goods The Ja found
Nm gully Of suspJ battery sod Recorder Haeke sentenced him
W ls sA< Prs0a ~,
Charlotte Saunders q colored servant, was placed
Of irs Sessions YESTERDAY charged with at
nsng poison her mistress Mrs AnGs hoennaD seems thst
e Dec ., for some beer and
t obtaining herself for real or snced nary she
booei something and did
Dot dGs The m arrested being brought TO t
tlsy sdd denied ientloG " nJufe Lef nS
uess She seDtesced 70 SKATE Prison for years
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Giuseppe
b''entns held $1,000 bail for bealng ino ,ne Of
Joseph Jsnets 1856 Woh and attempting 10 ,ics s'..
George Loddsse he'd 1000 bail for breaking mo ins PREMISES
of the metropolitan snpender Company At NO. los sne
seAnbg $500 worth Of property Aaolph Semnyoss MO "a p
fasbr VI No CO 35 Rosa Labs@e o NO - TOT
U0 $1,000 sseh fof receiving the stolen prep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
PLANS FOR PROJECTING SAILORS.

The Seaman's Protective Association is an
organic alton formed for the purpose OF protecting sail
ora against the Efforts OF clearinghouse keepers and
others who eDdnavur TO deprive them Of their hard
earned wages. II is opposed 10 the system OF making
advances and favOrs increase in the payment or
wages 10 81 a day. or 500 month. special meeting OF
the Association was held yesterday afternoon In Botanic
Hall at No Cs Est Broadway. The President Dr. Wm.
Y ThOm was in the chair. In calling The meeting TO
order he said that the great need among me sailors Is
orpanized effort, and added among other thihgs I:
" This Association has been ORGANIZED for the purpose
of enabling seanen TO protect themselves RON Tue
snsres which surround them every hand, and afford
ing them an opportunity Of making known their grey
and the aud cause OF them You are hefe-
fore rcouested to communicate 10 the Association any
Of your troubles the Association VIII 40 all In us
Mayer 10 obtain rights and protect you IN every
hing that Just and right. In order 10 protect each
other IL Is for to see that every SAILOR -
made aware Of the benefit OF the Association. ana
induced 10 unite with yOd In the enJrt 10 uotah your
rI1bts limited In brotherhood you Will DC able 10
holm each other protect each other ne successful ana
secnre The respect OF the community" The following
resolutions were then adopted -. -, -,.,.. -, H.,
OF preventing the mpostons OF blood
and Of thorough oTSshIahon
o5d That We sailor who enters the port Of
made benefits OF this ASSOCIATION anu houce
70 ente, with Us IA this effort secure our rglt. 49,.
Auer the appOlutment OF a committee, winch was
nnowered 10 look alter the sailors VINO shOuid arrive III
nnrt the meeting adjourned u mex Monday night, Nv
ihe residence Of DR.. TnODs, at NO. % MadsOh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S-Ihe following is n sum
usN % N procee reg Ia ts lnisd stats Sop Court
No. lOt-lD O. french act Thomas dUqNs sppca from the
Circuit Court 81 tie Unite States for the District 81 hforna lie
sgore Z OF h begun bv Mr. onyht,n cups M
psmna aod co0tnued by Mr. H. Mckuae
PENDANT In
No 7bS-lbr se>onbe Manufacturing Company j. ". Rob
etni spea 0m The iiicat Court OF he U.to he south
e Drci 81 NesiorkOn mIoB Of M t. L. Stanton, docKese
and d IN. ssgd
No. lO9shr Base att the tl Of Bownvie arpe,l the
supreme Cou VI Texas -Acn,i nv NJ r.
plaintiff IN error Toe Court declined to for defendant
No ITO oaleie c. Barbauk widow k-. L. b. al
No Ill Naey as' H. NJ. sni g. J. Raferty.-ia.scd
No ll1F. VI. Wce1er G. ~ b0tcr. CcUlt
Court of the United for the Northern Ibuo-Dis
missed u IS
No ll3-A pesmre sg Louisa lowell sdmI appeal from The
tcat Dart Of the uuel states for the District Of louisiana
Dismissed " th costs b. the plilthi-
No l4-F Peters act Tire schooner rter Charles Leonard
claimant appeal from the Circuit Court Of hc United States the
District OF Maya d-Snhmej prntei uents by r r.
Btn of counsel for Appellant and by Nj a and John H.
Thomas Of COUNSEL for ep9cees
No l5-ihc Sonihel EIcrcss Company sg r D Cn'dvcli
appeal ifO Oh Circuit CO1r Ulta states for the WoSten
rci Tie ehe o. this begun BY Mr. H.
Bod Of counsel Tor defendant In
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Citn Real estate for Safe.

COR SALE OF EXCHANGE-A jroWn-stOne
l. EJUSE be- Loue VI. dim 20 mes
ON. Y Apply 10 HARVEY BAKER, so. Pae-s'.. y. u
Tor SALE-Vely low, or will lease for Il term
L ffst-riisJ ss0rv lrOHn hos GOEOZIIOU
Portysirthsi., neal. Enb-sse =. EDDY. ! Pikll" ".
EOR SALE--4-sJory DWELLINGS cabinet
4 flshl Cast. Br"adaay $1,000 t3u'l.-3Da Wet
JShsL $50 stores. leas Lod. $500 y NJ bbDELL,
butler and owner 80 shave
EOR SALE-The iivc-story brick Isl lLDING
Il and LOT 29J Natel-s.. boyeri a.o FARM Of So
lsni IN Wesicler County Fox psfc14fs. BqLfe ei
BLISS Il JAMES, BAG Broore-,t. ,!ty
WE desire to call special attention to two
4sGTy. hro-ns,re, uehooF i.'l -, a chocc 10
Size egi - c .lonti Pr "a &c buyer,
900 a.h Full Particulars by tlhrR tJ PaesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19

All who have real estate for safe or TO let
and those desiring IN purchase rent such property,
will find il to their interest TO advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of other news
paper, and in addition to this advantage me TRIBUNE
will be found, not only in NewYork and all it, cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed. being mc clear toths
reader We would especially dwell on ho fact that the
subscribers for he three editions Of TIE Tribune Daily
semweekly. ond Weekly, comprise indvi iud in every
business professions consequently adyerii.onontsine each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real es'o both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value of it, col
adyc ising medium. The charges for adyor-
Using arc follows; DAILY TRIBUNE % ccnts per limo
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 3 per line; SEv'
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line. About ton words OF
wide columns iine. Terms cash IN advance
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JUSTICE IN NEW JERSEY.
to IN, Editor OF the TrtOu ne.

tn
SIN: Charles COnrOy of Brooklyn, now
nrsnncr I'm the Essex County J, NcwJ rsey has Tor
nmhrr OF wears done profitable business IN selling
oecene publications aud pictures la the WORK OF cor
pnnttnr and desroving boys and girls he has hhd lew
anaIs lie carried Oh his accursed trdhc from IL uler
t and cities anu under II dill rent aliases, 0per
snc under the names OF Taylor. Dexter Lubln' Burt
cc"ihner Cook Colby Hart. Carlton Durfee, Appleton
Ktrk Mar.b scott, Do Pau, and Evans Inc wretcn
los been arr esed repeatedly for his vile work. once at
tho Instance of Booth OF Brooky d. ana twice on
Tho comDaint OF Anthony COmstock, agent OF tue New
Work Soriey for Suppression OF Vice. MI COnstock'
Nm ia Halted States officer, last arrested MN on Oct.
a, aud in the discharge or his official duty was taxing
INN 70 taIl In Newark when COnrOy. after vahIy
otemptg TO briDe COnstOcK, drew DIRK strikihs ~
tho TOD of CoDsocks mead. with tho evident Intouon
OF driving the knife through tho BRAIN as COnsIocs
wos stepping down from tle carriage. C0nIoy missed
his aim but inflicted fearful gasn upon tomatoes :
1,ce Notwithstanding this wound Comst0ck grapped
with him. aud drawing pistol succeeded IN securing
,ne Till help Several arteries DClne
severed CoInstock came near bleeding to death, ana
Tor tree or four days Ills condition was tx fUmsy crit
zeal Had Comstock died OF tho wound, as IL majority
"f men would ba done. COnr0y would la all probaDiy
have teen han gcd by the neck until lie was dead Tic
had threatened Com. tochs mo the latter
sbnuid gain attempt arrest MIN o. Monday OF last
week C,onroy for this deadly assault. was arraiened
before the Court Quarter Sessions brd al Nwark Tor
The County of Essex, Judge IiiswOrth pfesIiing %
Monday of this week sentenced u pay hhe OF
$500 and be- Imprisoned two years.
BROOKLYN Dec. IL. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
A CHARITY SERMON BY sCHooLBoYs.

The boys at Grammar SCHOOL NO. Oh Ill NcsI
rteenth st. have recently set worthy example for
many older people TO follow. Mrs. Mary WOOD a lady
OF about 70 years. whose husband went down with the
Arctic 20 years ago. has stood In front OF the school
building nearly with her basket or stand OF
candles and cakes. She has always been very popular
among the bOys and through their patronage has been
able 10 sustain herself and invalid SON. Opposition
having been made by certain who have stores near
by TO her retaining her old position the boys have
taken her part, and expression OF their good
will have cent her tons OF coal largo supply Of all
kinds Of provsions and have paid months rent Tor
her I'm In the first attempt TO drive her away
ncr stand knocked and her stock VI candes-
hardly the worth OF $2was broken into small pieces
The bows coming out school after ward saw her
Distress and all devoted their pennies TO her reef TAX
ing fragment and the price OF the whole piece
until they had given her SO. Tho Board Of Education
has gwen 30 0ccupy her accustomed place III
front OF the building aud respectable residents III the
neigubvrhoOd encourage her IN uiaiy Ways.
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DEC lSIONS


Common Pleas So 'clt Term BY G. p. Daily, {. j.
Ehrch ag ryMOuOn denel GOrnan AIT Railroads.&c.
oecis0ns
Superior C0urt-Specidl 7erm-By Judge Sedg
wickuhGn set ocfsd on 2l Inst 10 q
a H.. u d0t'a dene'. L1cemiz1 nj agt
oer Of reference granted Co,se P,r'snSt
We Of u'ue hOu be eNe 70 Son for not dong 10 hoad
be shown.
B Jldse Van voaa sg aGJugment Of divorce in favor
OF planuh
Supreme Court ircHit-PdTt UT.-Ry Judge Van
NorSi.-StIdk Canrcl-Cac ami sitrL
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hwd HI AT. Hh.Ori.r grated. Tho NOr. e.. sgt Genet
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before think the
aches The action no; long within tie m.Ig
the ue bnt the uvest ga Of
wouli have been bat for tie
dt the effort further delay. mixing the
to
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Msvo &cl hDN better tie injunction prfeHie lee
(which all that lse Tor on TINS mpt' ;he csiio,
TIE tttUe OF l. tie sti"1 TIE several other
,tatues referred 10 vail tie ina be,ng ordered accordingly. BaT
sgi Mutual Life lT9I ne Conlsydg:n National PIOO Chem
COMPANY att Baker ct aL-Mo granted ~ut CO T. Same ag
POlI aL-,sms. Same AT same ct aA->'me Matter
Of Towns end ac Cai'Mmoranu; mott denied with $40 csts
the lel 90 bail vhc1 bOh reasonable pr,r
That already thcs pr
nay Their be dnr! Htc AMI BeuhaIL-
Memorandum; moion deniel with : 10 costs
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