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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-03
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews,
wentworth, Moses, N B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros, on all trains that run out OF the city.
At Biddeford, of Phillsbury
AT Saco, of L.. Hodgdon,
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter
AT Bath, of j. D. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, Of French Bros, and Stevens q Co.
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR

1T Temptars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. t. every Wednesday
evening.
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FIRST GLASS
New Furniture,
PIANOS, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
Real Estafe mt Auction.

Real Estate at Auction.
WILL be sold at public auction on the premises
w at Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth, on tuesday
Dec. 9Th, 1875, at O'Clock p NJ, the school house
and lot ON Sawyer street. Said lot contains 6560 feet
OF land The building is 20 by 50 feet ON the ground
two stories, suitable for some light manufacturing
business. Sale positive. Title perfect. Terms az
time and place of sale. T. G. HUTCHINS,
Committee to sell and convey said property.
Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 3Oth, 1875. dec1dlw
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WESTBROOK SEMINARY.

Winter Term commence Tuesday, Dec.
9TH, and closes February 10Th.
For information, &c., address
G. M. BODICE, Principal,
nO11d4w STEVENS PLAINS
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY

FRANKLIN COUNTY
The Pennington Chronicle says that in West
Pennington business in almost every branch
is good for the times, and everybody seems
hopeful of the future.
A lodge of Good Templars has been estab-
lished in West Pennington and is in a flourish
ing condition
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PENOBsCOT COUNTY,

The following customs inspectors of the Ban
gor district have been dismissed: S. f. Walk
er, Bangor; f. e. Mute, Lincoln; Jere Patton,
Hampden.
Mrs Patrick MCGEE, residing near the Red
Bridge in Bangor, fell and broke her leg the
ether day.
The steamer Cambridge is making two trips
per week, leaving Winterport. Mondays and
THURSDAYS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-03

Land Agent Burleigh reported to the Execu-
tive Council that Ia, 1851 acres OF land were
sold at the recent sales, for which $51, 957. IS
was realized, 1922 27.37 cash in hand and 500, :
930.16 in notes.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE GALE IN TIE GULF OF MEXICO

RELIEF OF THE TEXAS SUFFERERS.
PERFORMANCES TO RE GIVEN AT TIE PARK AND
FIFTH AVENUE THEATERs-IlsT OF CONIABC-
ToNs.
A meeting was held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on Saturday afternoon for the formation Of
mitecs TO with such theatrical managers will give
performances in aid OF the sufferers by the storm at
Iudianola and other Texas cities. The following commit
tees were appointed: Committee OF Arrangements. Gov
Yarmouth, T. J. Croamer, John Cecil George H.
Butler, f. L. D. wcks, Col Ochree Committee Corrc-
spOIidcncc and Printing, A. ". Orr George All" Il
Townscrd; Finance Committee, L. p Morton. y. 1.
Garner, s. b. French, s. L. IL Barlow, Fernando Wood,
A. Oakley Hall, :. NJ Swenson T. W. Howe p. Spoiord,
j. H. Brewer. The first entertainment will take place at
the Park Thcater tie afternoon OF Oct A. Mr stuart
having proered his theater Mr. and Mrs Florence and
their company have volunteered TO play tine " Mighty
Dolar"s The second performance will be at the Fifth
Theator Oct c. in accordance with the follow
ing correspondence
FIFTH AVENUE TIE ATER NEwYoRK, Sept o.
DEAR Col OCHnTREE: Mr.. DAILY has just returned
from Cos Cob, and authorizes me TO say that hc WI 10
lappy place his tEcatef at the disposal of yolr COM
mt,oe any Wednesday afternoon ior Deneht III aid Oh
the sufferers from the inIndatior IL Texas The pro
gTyne VIII probably couSst OF the current great sue
cess Boys with such OTHER attractions as may be
deemed eXpeen and ho trust that the public VIII re-
spond hhefaiiy to your appeal Yours respsGdeH,
TIE TRAvELrRs' CLUB, YEw-YcHK sept 20.
MY DEAR Mr.. TIsKE: In the name OF the leopls OF
Texas, sincerely thank you, and through 3o dr Day
his mos; excellent company. for Tie kii nocT VI
thcir hour OF deep adversely. IL agreeable VIII sag
gest Wednesday, the 9th Of October as sti'oir t'e
nated IL BEST that the management should eaIc Or al
dei s5on SFi3 EXT trIy, Is ITif,b Avenue Theacr.
The following contributions the relief OF tho Texas
sufferers are acknowledged hy j. H. Brewer Co. OF No.
rs soutl-st., the then remaining in Lis hands
| having been RENTED by telegraph saturday:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
CIVIL. NOTES,

The attachment in the suit Of Henry B. Hertz
against william stuart, the details OF wAch have been
already reported, was vacated by Judge Donohue on
Saturday in Supreme Court, Chambers.
The settlement of the order appointing re-
ceiycr of the Biecakcr street Railroad has adjourned
by judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers to
Oct. L.
Alexander II. Stevens and James Tisdale OBJ
tancd on SATURDAY injunction from Judge Donoaue in
Supreme Court Chambers restraining the Sheriff OF
C.c.ys County nom selling tie Poptrty of the Astoria
aLd Hunter's Point Railroad Company.
On the petition of G. 5. Moulton, VIM. X.
Auing LoIin lngerso and Henry eonDtag Trustees OF
the American Timber and Manufacturing Company
Jdcc Donohuc in Supreme Court Chambers ON saturday
aDI0n,cd receiver Of the corporation 10 wind up lts
an
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
THE COURTS.
THE TWEED JUDGMEl,T.


INJUSTICE or PRESSING THE CHARGES SEPARATELY.
To the Editor Of the Tribune.
SIR: One point in connection with the Tweed
Judgment beg to add to the argument of Mr.. Bar
low which appeared in your paper of Sept. 2. The
point is this: When thore is a series of charges
pending against the same defendant the Court is
bound to order the consolidation Of these charges in
one Indictment in order to avoid an injustice which
may be fatal to the accused. Take for instance
case such as that Of Tweed, in which there arc
hundred charges pending. IL each Of these is tried
separately We have the costs chargcable to the de-
fendant, in case Of conviction, multiplied an hlnd-
red fold Supposing the costs to average 500, the
aggregate imposed upon the defendant would be
$40, 900. Add TO this the immense expense of OBJ
tanning counsel to defend long series of proseeu-
TONS and you have not only fine imposed which
would amount to perpetual imprisonment in most
cases. but train of prosecutions so long that COM
petent counsel could not be obtained to defend,
while the prosecution, always vgilant and ready,
would be at hand to seize any lucky undcfended
moment and secure conviction. Judge Washington
once Quashed n bunch of indictments on this very
ground. "You are crushing the defendant" so said
that able and incorruptble judge, 90 to swell your
own COSTS" The judgment of the Court Of Appeals
in the Tweed case may be good f0r the rich defend
ant but it will be denial of justice to the poor.
Cambridge MasS Sept. 20, 1870. W.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. sEPr 27
No Steamship Mails.

TUESDAY, sEPT. 2s.
For Europe via oueensoTn and by the sesship
closed at p m. steamship sails :. from Pier No.
~ ''0.'" '''''. WEDNESDAY; SEPT. 20; .,,.
For surope VIA & ona ny Ma Z
elosed at p. steamship sails at from cunard
For msyn By The steamship Atlas mails close at 70 o
For ermany Denmars a R sweden ana Sorxag By the
ship saie mails Close at y m snpplersnary s, Ma
OF Third ST. uobOken
Europe vi. py%sa,S chsrsoars @ and HAMBURG by n.
steamship snev mail: cs,e a az Il;so h N: %
me- noPisy rs9 fsr At foot s'i Of rSir G pmooken
$50 Steamship sails at H. from Pier NO. q
For the Netherlands direct by steamship Rotterdam
mails ciose at l$o Steamship sails p r from pa'oa
GspinSa Panama. the Central American and sGSn ont
sail. at iisRff%sHiP's n from Per A. SoFih yer H. c
mails o close M at epo0 III all. az % om MP pr rs No &
For Bermuda by the steamship Gamma MAILS close at9p
Steamship sails at from Pier No. IL, Noth i'ef'
Mails for Australia, Kew zealand % Fill and Sandwich
Issad win Se BY the sesmshp ysc% dG CANA to
@ G a SAT % on shsa saiaf ea os 8s IN h
stoGice before g p M, on Friday Oct /.
For England Wales and Ireland via QGeenstown and Liver
@ igS Nall Si steamship s sas at % Pier
For scotland only via GLASGOW. by the steamship Ethiopia
% mails eoso as 1a N Pier ~ 70 " Ty Mail soam'p
For France via Havre bg NE steamship Pcreire
mails close at a. No Supplemenar Mail steamship
sails At =. IN, from Pier No 90 North River .
Europe Southampton and Bremen, By the steansnD
Ncckar IL close 1870 4 Supplementary Mail ~
coss,l az iSo steamship sails at p io from fier loot
OF Ihiri-at HObOxcn.
nasfOr West the steamship state OF Texas close 70
p. Steamship sails at from Pier No. 90 Last River
SUNDAY. OCT. g.
Malls for Australia HewZcslln F ard Sandwich Stands,
will be sent in the steamship CITY Of Me,bourn 20 sail from
Gan francisco Monday, Oct H. Nail matter intended Tor
is steamship should 30 posted in the New'iork Fosoce
before IL al m, sunday. Oct. 3.
All Mails close a. ii o'clock a. III. The PostOaes open
from y m. TO III @.
Mas for Newfoundland close at the Ne1Yora Postomcs
every day 1T 1870
Aai.or nIlfes " s, is closed at the New York Post
Office every day Al D.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
P4SCENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREMEN-Tn s'cqras9tp Oer sept j.-Georg Borg.
i mrs e rrsnc s Eci Mr. Marie A. o and Sd rerd
tacser, a. hsswete Mrs Henrete Resmeyer I'D son,
Hans IYeIson Capt Hunor. Mrs Glars kan ani chi,
MIs. a.o Laua and child caarles = senn4er Jo-ef WIS
if s ar zd. y1 n Mrs Mrs Enf H. rcSo s'H'' '' 'FA'
Fo woo:ss HyGsEe9 Dr. wsar sa Gae GY KS rs Ws, Ms, SGp
Can't John Ed@ars Whiteaead, te Hon Allan katGeIi9r
PinkSrion Dr. iiam Center, T. Howard r. W. Overton,
Mrs JaIetii A. overon and DE- John D. Maege ,,, AM.
hCn We %sS S@s 81 Mrs %H % M csS Sn In @ raj and and
cEs chi and nfant Mss L. Mars RcEs r. sehayir
Eanss Es11 pHn AF"y @ e 'Gc S Da SSct s & aye
Miss C4ssel-, Dnerworth f. A. srnsn Henry ioiir' -
Treorick Morgan. Horacs Morgan, M DeseAres JOhn F
FOR sAvANYAH-,In steamship sea yacin'o Sept; 25-
h rs:. and ID M Mfs" a, SG%sf kao ess &c a. n
ana Sfc lizde GTern Hiss Nora Ko.ney :. H. hes.
\ + i bora a \ l. ssyno g 3 s & faa a Ss ni r. n f. ae aG and
VIE Iss K VI Cartel In & IL .:a Carer W. v L. g. ssXens "
eli, Ms to W sls child, JOha TO lnd wife, Mrs.
lnay two aiass da& nns asss sSsI T Mss
Mr. !ans, Lindsey Master @ anes e l Ms Ellen nsy ihp
Miss g plrer Miss Jennie T. Eobins1n A. pes goniOa sf
Pore C. w Lacey Capt T. stone WIFE, Iauies
SON r 4 Ia;Tssn J. s Ksamsy Mss Eia sto@, Mi,s Nsle
George %assneF Mr. Mary Kay !aSsi hS+d} % cas
i nsa e4 oo Ers on neay F ' " sacw e. 'e0
F0R KINGsTOa-f. aeapishp tisTry Chnun,sy Sept IS.
Gf ohsG W. Fs L. dEana Afn kSre Mf
d0 MT wa'ss SoGraa a:,S a %1s s,ss suI; aises 4
chas & Brown. f. W. Douglas f. C. Douglas Peter
fGR GLAsGow-Ie s,eanssafo Boltrfa. Sept 25-Edward
JOg Esaps sa%fe Ss. pr W. Il GSsns csas p
VIM W wiseA.in; YIN Harrton, John j. Reynolds 81 pay,
casSy j. john Mctreay VIM DeriySiau Joaas SIN " r o.
dSn r. wSsse s & & S Mary @a ss
Clara %aeser rs T. q9Sss ,,a N v, s'e & a1os s ry
ooad Mary Simpson G. j. jsasfaol and VIM T. Snow
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
DECIGIONS-SRPT. %.

Suprrne Court -Ch0mbers-I3v Judge DonOhuc.-
ag picca-Moon granted Unles5 plaintiff serve
colairaa; III 20 days ana pay tlC ecs.s owen aS dhe
Ifnrjt.rt Insurance CO.IE.ed; see I'LL Stanley
All IoyeT dcIchana and Manufacturers National lak 0i
Iiitspnrg a Gerry e; a. Go. l same agt same tc ~
fsIne ac same same (So. dl S,utua! Lie
Insurance agt. Fads tSo. - Crm agt &cCo; IN Inc
untt.r Of ,rre fsAeir HARE ag DJueECrty; III Tie
matter of Nn +. Hannlen.-Granted. Meyer agt Meytr
Moi on denied ,oTsndCn Dale ast a0Ne: sycer agt
Nri'1g. I.ar,cl Pryant-HyJns denied Parker ast
Mctun It al.-Gr meinoranfnm. sctely agt NAk
ot ail approved sege ami sIot;e- al. icyta B,oes
III rris0ncr renandsd iGi,heeT ag iuSsj
u,is agi gIaue. BFuscy GGI 5ciulVi.
II l.i..A he order entered proper.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
CHARACTER OF 7HEYREP UBLICAN PARTY.
INJUSTICE OF JUDGING or THE PARTY BY ITS WORST
LEADERS.

INJUSTICE OF JUDGING or THE PARTY BY ITS WORST
LEADERS.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Let us appear nor rash nor dithdcnt;
ininoderate valor swes into fault" Tho editorial on
Massachusetts, and Mr. wilson" in to-day's TRIBUNE
oerleap Itself two material points
Tie chief point, as 10 "wbctber the Republican lsin
OF 1875 worth saving" is aimed TO be decided in the
negative solely the worst acts OF the party in the past
This does not look thoroughly In keeping with
cxacness when the question looked at in all It's phases
That all the oGcnscs against law and which
the Government has seemed 10 sanction deserve
10 be strongly condemned is 20 be disputed but
not think that they should oveshadOw all the god that
has come out IT, you say, the Independent
should hold for that party which gives The farcst
promise In the reform of administrative abuses then 1t
must follow that the Republican party entitled 10 that
vote II is continually reforming abuses the moment
they are brought to the light With the Democrats ~ Is
different. Trey allowed the cluDicns 10 dsco'rl ins
may say frequently happen, they show s,,@ 10
responsibility aud blame In this TACT tne csuse
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

178.. &C., agt.
kOrneuIaD.
Ja1. .Yerkes aet. SalomOn.
Ia4. Fuller agt COnnor. &C.
lJ7. Pierce agt Ihurston,
&c.
col. Watts, &C., agt. Dun
can, &c.
Oil. .Eisan agt. Frash. .
PIG. Matter II estate OF
Eurgman.
213.. Daly aet. Gilscy, &c.
2lS. Society Tor Ref. OF Jul
venle Delinquents
act. Schwarz, sc.
221. .DicAerson agt Spadld-
ing.
223. .K.mball a8t. Newton,
&c.
22i. .MessmOre agt. Martin,
&c.
2?5. Same egt. Same.
226. .Eiokerson agt. Green,
&c.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
ACTUAL CAUTEKY-ANENr THE CLARA NORRIS
CASE
TO the Edjtor Of The Tribune.
Il ;,,nl n,,I


TO the Edjtor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The treatment of certain spinal and
cerebral diseases by actual cautery has been brought
into more general notice daring the last few years by
the case Of Senator Sumner. and latterly by various
newspaper OF tie process in which the details
are worked up it'll considerable scenic effect. Perhaps
some persons afflicted with diseases hear OF the
remedy in this way, when they would not in
any other, but such descriptions are not Hike
ly to induce them 10 try the Treatment.
And it seoms that injury Is thus dOno not only
10 the cause OF medical science but also TO those sufferers
whom such course Of teatm Mt would benefit, by terri
flying them unnecessarily Bat are such descriptions ex-
ageeratedi Perhaps not from the poiut OF view OF
nervous and GictbJnatc oOs~ruir frO,n that OF the
iaticnt they Like other surgical operations u
seems much worse than Il h. The GlsarphcGtiOn OF the
irons attended viii scvero pain. made by skill
f operator, and any OF moderate courage can en-
drp series of applications, allowing an interval OF
one two ays. The real rlilering bcins with the
second SERIES This is made within two months nftcr the
trst, because the cu.ice though healed IL stil scns
tve. II u longer interval has elapsed, the
pain is often great in the first
acres | do not wish ~ be understood rs
do bat n,i much! aud not cNcgpca'ing certainly,
as n seem tie lookeg-Cn that they nls aui not
eod-booded surscon" speak from the experience OF
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
UORSE-CAR POETRY.

The conductor when he receives fare.
Must punch in the presence of the IassenJ3ro,
a bne trip slip for an 3 cent fare,
A bud trip slip for "a cent fare,
A pink trip slip for a 3 cent fare.
All In The presence OF the pesseiJaIc.
OhOrus.
Punch, boys, punch" punch vih crre.
A blue trip slip Tor an c.ilt fare,
- buG trip slip for u cent ftTe,
pink trip siIp FOR 3 cent fare.
Punch ia the pgeseAee OF the pssscDjdc.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

long course of treatment mt the hands Of DR.. Brown
SeIuard and with the satisfaction OF restored health.
wish to give the facts as learned them, that otEes may
the physician The iron In tho hand OF au ufl-
skilful operator will nict torture which siful ply
scian would have mitigatcd. T.
II0rsu. Gent. Is. 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

81. .Sincy agt. Buddensick.
41...lOnngblood agt Board
Of AssessOis.
90. .Kiefer agt. oppenholm.
81. STANDARD \. Ref. Co.
sgt. Dayton.
go. Leterts agt. Norcross.
75...Doyie egt. Tho Mayor,
eG. Union ID. saw. lust. AIT.
Stocssel.
02. Matter Of silbersteiD.
9j. .Garseit agt. CLARK.
97. .Go0dricli agt. Laro, &c.
102 Smith, &c. sgt. Kinney,
l20. The ScDttSlddOIs u.
Co. agt Mason Mtg
Co.
122. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
agt. Gamble, &c.
1873. The People, &c, agt.
Sweeney.
1874. Webb agt. Buckalin.
l30. Belts agt. hursi.
lao. Hayes agt. Dickinson.
155. Brady agt. Whitelnan,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
HON. JOIN LEE CARROLL.

SECRET or Mr.. WALIIS's OPPOSITION TO HIM.
To the Editor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: Here is why S. T. Wallis hates John
Lee Carroll / clip from newspaper report OF our
caucus Tor United States Senator:
Hon John Lee Carroll nominated GOV. Whyto in an
eloquent speech seconded by Ron. jesse X. Hines
The ballot tIcB with tnc following result Whyte,
60 Wallis, M-rrck, = blank, Z.
On I.OuOn OF Senator Blake, the nomination was mado
uudn!uOus.
The above 10 explain ITSELF BALTINoREAN.
Baltimore, b ept. %, 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27

FOR NASSAU, ". Pm se1mship Cftyof Drt!gA sepe'
25-nrs Bellgraye ard child, Mr. ruttlo hr ai NIT - X.
Saan,r Hr1. Alexander johnson, hias AM JonT
son, John johnson, A. Martinez
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James Corbett aud George w. Babb, charged with
citnuig 10 pass a counterfeit $50 greeab1ct were DIS
SATURDAY By Commissioner sieldJ IL appearing
thai tney ld not know the Dil nas spurious.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun rises ~ 552 SUI SETS. $40 Noon Rises. 341
wAlg7 THE DAs-A. H
Sandy Hook. 601 Cows Issnd 6s0 Hen o. feflj o'No
WATER THIS DAf-r. " -.
sandy Hook. GO Cows Isand 6:31 Hen o. ferrH s@o
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
TRIAL TERa-PART I.-Adjonrned for tho Term
pAlIr l-AGinnrned for tie Ierrn.

GENERAL SLs>IONs-HACKETr Reconlcr-Thonaa Flood,
Francis Leonar, Jol:u McCsbe, Michael Beck. william j.
Stewart robbery Hannah Fop. john j. jefferson John
Hughes rIgary John Bry5on hifr1 ifaze Janes crar
Thomas Murray, Thomas costello, Martin Mc.NOy, Iatrlck
Kelly Francs Stici,r john oInn John Marpiy, George
Meyers, Prank tubeTa, James TrcaiBor Igart Hart Henry
ii"tOow, James Haley, Frank JuisOr, Thomas j. NecSn
liery iJndcrg. Dancl Rsardon. Edward Damon, James
Nnrkt, fTauA HamiitoI, Frank Bannst,r Andrew Hose
grand lacenyi James HcGreeyy Josrpl Lawson, Frank
keiIly, James O'NeiI Aary MabeI, petlt larceny.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
A NEEDED LESSON TO GALVESTON.
THE FLOODING or TIE CITY DUE 10 LOW GRAiES-
A MISCmEVOUS PnACIICE-THE STORM COM
PARATINELN Mild.


ANA - '''' FROM Tic Ggires,on Eers
When the people of Galveston come calmly
10 rc,ew the extent ant tie cnafacicr OF iAe aan'e
sustained by the city, they must conclude that thee ~
nothing about Ia the nature OF hcceSsy ana IN ~,
Gyodabe disaster. Damage 10 mousse hoPerly m"1 NC
clearly traced defective building, 20 reckless location
both combined 1t is equally clel tiai the ooa,hg
of the central portion of city alternately IRON lhc
BAY and the Gldf would have been impossible had
gcciter elcvauonsay the hight PROPOSED oX zen Gen b'a
Difference 10 a makcshft economy winch ma, has
adopted as the STANDARD for general system OF siiG s
iAc. As the actually ws sidewalks ans los "cl
private had eahed up TO & Esoaoe e, rs
entirely free from food ana N the &c5che On r
wOai have been perfectly Cry. me same phclIe hI
cured 10, cr block from bay o. Gun Naer "ou aee M
equally secured ny number Of lots ana blocks tna any
have already Ic!trred 10 INC lischiei "IUuaHt pg ~
tho practice or abstrGcting sand by wnocslIc
the city OF a protection provided by nature.
Tie PENALTY Of such waste and im2royidence vas
bound to bc paid sooner later and considering al
things tine Authors OF the mechicf have GOT on very
cheapy. On ,he whole, then While no hc"lsidGrln!G
every instance the harm OF preveniane nature;
The city i'll the character OF clVc anu com
solute sense OF the word. Tire was in itself com,
pal,tivciy mild The damages attending 1t could ana
ultimately such incidents win he eGectla y provided
against By udicOvs ana vigorous local policy we say
~ snort, that storm not disasieI-ar from 1t;
III ii-ny viewed valuable Instruction ana suirhe
iGc ntitc. , .,..,.a,
tie etoIuACDda;ion OF Gen Rcauregafd Deeh adop!,n
AID strict compliance Herewith enforced i'll tie thnS
been conn i"ie exempt on IT IN o!crHoW CURING ti 1
Of thursday ai Friday l&2t. II ~ tite axiom 'hat
..hool oi experience. The good people OF Galveston
Lave had several courses Of instruction IN TINS hno oi
experimental education 1t is tine TO profit some
hng ny the deary y-Dongt csson and one OF ire most
certiJi things 10 he done IN order 0 gWld against III
defining grades. not ONLY ia tue matter OF streets anu
sidewalks, but N iiiing lots and underneath houses
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
CALENDARs-IHIs DAT.

- Hhh1- Ibs'titF -
lG3. Matter Of Lynch.
lo5...Matter Of lie CopS.
Canrch.
l6a. .Mi tbcr q. McC'oskv.
40. Matter of tie Cong.
sherc- Zelel.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27


Non-enumsrdted Notions.
M0nd agt. AarJna.
Gongc GO al. agt. Banks.
Mills and xLo. at. Iii
sig.
Atwater agt. Haskell ct
al.
6oathard, assignee,
&c, agi. Reed.
6chuback agt. Nulstcin
et nj.
Schulsch agt- Wulstein
ct al.
Scliumapn and ano. a;yt,
Chapman.
EennhUiier agt. Blol-
Ter.
Corven and ano. agt.
DOtd.
Coryon and ano. agt.
Dotd.
Shine agt. Marshall ct.
al.
lie Barcn agt. rhomp-
son.
Roc, admir-, agt. Whe-
Ian, nupfd.
Alden ci al. agt. Linn,
iulpl'd.
Van Eeuren and ano.
agt. Dcoriug.
Mitchell ag;. the West
chester itire IDs. Co.
Cba;nberlayno ast.
Holmes.
Legrnin agt. Oatlcy.
Galway sgt. Smith.
The \. \. Match Co.
agt. Busch.
JOurtiGn and ano. agt.
B.IIh.imcr.
BoyldI agt. Herr ct az.
Lpt.lieTaici
j. RcrCe az. Goldman.
2. buCEing agt. Turner.
3. Lugscn agt. jacobson.
4...Canigbe.l agt Brown
and ano.
3. JACOBS agt. Hernstein.
4 Knapp agt. HaiheWGy.
1..Lake :. and Mich. so.
IL. ". co. agt. Bran-
nan.
8. Lakewood agt. VII
llaals.
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o.. Spear agt. Ettlnger.
10. bo,yd ag;. se ,er.
IL. Won Claim agt. Miller.
II. Smith agt. Taylor anu
anO.
IL. Drew sgt. Page.
IA. .Demarcst, ssslsc, agt.
Schcnck.
Is. .D0cher aud aHo. ast
jacob
10. .Mulch!neck agt. 2agill.
17..stantOn agt. Murphy,
Marshal.
Is. Heron aSt. 3arnelsbcrg,
implicated.
10. West Side Savings
Bank agt. Newton.
20. .GOJge ct al. agt. Banks.
81. .Diohm agt. HOycr.
~. .FIiedel agt. kirk q al
%. Webster agt. Deoring.
"a. Jacobs agt. DuSan, Mar
slial.
%. .O'Mc2ra agt. Grinnell.
26. Crane 3gt. walker.
n. Kidd and ano. .gt. Pc
tersOn.
20. Mason agt. oppenbei-
mcr.
90. .Amsinck and ano. agt.
II, rBials Bone +. 60.
80. .Southard, assig'e, aSt.
Reed.
81. Carpenter agt. Peet.
81. Bank OF the Metropolis
agt. itindskoh.
33. Thomas agi. schultz.
"a. .Deane and dno. aSt.
s cveGs.
So. Brown ct nj. agt. Emo.
80. SoOney aSt. Pcntlehd.
81 .JOsmel agt. MMphy,
Marshal.
go. .Babc0ck and anO. agt.
Brennan, sheriff, DE.
80. Rathbun agt. Watel5
ami aBo.
40. Gilbert agt. Drprcs.
Al. .DUeall agt. Smith.
~. Smith sgt. T3y.Jr.
~. Dllis AT. Bafnrm.
4s..Phi.iips agt. Hciliy ct al.
4J. Miller aud anO. agt.
LauTi,Z.
48. Davies agt. Brandt.
Jt,uruad fnp tha TORN.
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2. n0rnlasft act. smith. ,
- .1'ino act. McCuiiii, Er.
o.. .OLnn sgt. Colt.
q. arnfusi iiic lns. Co.
agi. pcly, &C..
35. Peters tgt. Little. ]
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