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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

THE Washington correspondent of
the Boston Post asserts on the authority
Of IAN intimate visitor at the White
House." that Secretary BristOw has
decided to resign at an early day, simp-
Iy and solely because he prefers the
practice Of law IN Louisville to the
drudgery and responsibility incident to
the office Of Secretary Of the Treasury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

LONDON, March 30.-One hundred and
twenty-eight thousand dollars in specie was
shipped from Southampton to the United
States to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31
GREAT BRITAIN.
Death or Another Irish PATRIOT.

Death OF Another Irish Patriot.
DUBLIN, March 30.-John Martin, Mem
Der of Parliament for Meath, is dead, aged
63 years. He had been ailing for some
time, and became seriously i'll in eonse-
quence of the excitement produced by the
recent death Of John Mitchell, who was
his brof bar-in law
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31
Union AND AME coppa'f'i'.
TerB1ls,Of Subscription.

By NAIL OF AT THE BUSINESS oFF1cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

pleed II Ia twostory building Of white limestone IL
city.
Other improvements which have been completed this
year are the lnscOpe Arch the walks running around
the LAKES and large portions OF the walls surrounding
the park on Eighth and Fi.th-aves and One Hundred
ana IeDth-st- Many other improvements were under
consideration but have been given up in consequence OF
lack OF funds. The Park Commissioners complain that
never before they hard pressed for the
necessary TO keep the park In order and to prepare add
t0n3i attractions. The total appropriation this year
Tor maintenance OF all the parks in the city was Yi9o
900. considerable reduction On the grants OF Tor
mer years or this sum $4,000 IL devoted to the
Of the ObseryatOfies aud Of the collection
in the Museum OF Natural History. There
formerly special appropriation for construction pur
poses, hnt that las been cut or re,.""''cn 80"
pfations put an end 10 all projects in the way OF novel,
ties and ntertcred with much OF what aiready IN
hand reduction OF the force employed on the parks
was necessary and still further reduction is possible
after the To provide resources for the
Park Commission bill has been presented TO the Legisa
re, whi~h has already passed tie Assembly To move an
appropriation 81 $4,000, which, II granted VIII be De
voted to construction purposes Notwithstanding the
d 1baes ~ the work OF the Park Commissioners, the
Park, its rs walks drives trees, shrubs. and grass
were never III better condition than at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
DECISIONS-MAY II.

S.prese Court ChamJers-By Judge Lawrence
Ssnscr agI fcSesien ng9ne Bank BOYLE Mon
tel @ Nehol.on Russell Az Men ob mart am ROss1
buckley IT,. Niehol agt segel Mehaelis agt Miehass
err Of the Floating HospiialGranted HeIan
aet n The naneI Grasnnck aet Jacobs
The aavit MI CLARK In this case Is unyerned ana me
nc agt Wmte-M granted far as to compel the de
deIed wherever omitted in the bill Of paracu
lars in Other respects me Sq ps ee ~ Rial pI 70 sGs s
County is denied Hartman agt Buckley Ir-oner
s asr. van Van Dine%The motion change The venue
Roca6d county stH rs Of e se Church Of s
vaeate an order heretofore mace by N ses
aceoringly The Hanover Bank agt The Indianapolis
SC IN 6e ce Of the secretary required
he S aP b sas i ST s specific purpose s1
cen But infer thai me defendant Ge I M Coca
defendants appear answer the complaint within ten days
pay costs OF motion and accept SNORT noce 9s @ io
MoFganAiAdssii is insufficient Burdsa AIT. The Mer
brow IT, AIT Jacobs-The modified as TO allow The
pan tax his costs and enter ladgnen a a ae aeIa e
Of motion, and set down for May 26' 1873.
Superior Court-Spocal Term-By Judge Van Worst.
Hale agt Motion granted unless paintn within
days delivers the bin Of paIenas ceh q al agt a
Wreman agi Remington sewing Machine co stay pending
appeal ordered notice Of settlement Of order 70 De gwen % 9s
America set he decisions Of inns cour the
favor Of plaintiff may be against defendants costs the
action. Wright agt FayMouon granted on payment 81 -lO
COST, defendant 20 days amended complaint
Knapp agt defendant mnst deliver 70 plaintiff
in nXe days bin of particulars of his counter CIlims
Py Judge ScraAOrd agL acknowledgement
mist be N special Term.
deIed.
Common P1eas-Specidl TGm-By Judge j. r.
ualyBrwn AIT Hoien-MOtOn granted with go costs 10
abide event opinion Runke ag The Continental LIE
ms Motion denied with $40 costs 10 abide event.
opinion Bell agt Hughesotion granted cause set dow
1 Maaa Mn sn Is1 40 costs 1sf' to
see opinion Brooke gt Fnckney Motion 70 disIss appeal
nt,alla may
within 10 days; costs opinion Inc Ne"l ON lhs
90 agf Keyes NO u, agt. same tNo. Zl.eeTenoo
orTeJ Young agt Decentralization denied 40 costs 70
be aid as directed opinion Gage agt FInebaid-AOon
granted upon payment ~ ~ cOsfs. -,
by Chief Justice Dayin The matter OF L3wrence beh
son for change Of picaiioD granted see oIO
By Judge 1Arreinure- tSins ct al AIT Bode- 1uJn
granted with $40 abide event Cunning agt Bailey
et al-Jndgnent ordered for delivery o. raonl properly
Herye a. Tie Ena Insurance ca, same AT ne
Ionton ASSURANCE COriO alton HarOn g Garrett 81 al
snuIjratiODs granted. agt 1A0rlfs0n AOlOn
citd order plead ald reference 0reret In The mate
~ Tza Sw artk an alleged iaaaicOI Ter Tor comm ieht
granted togg agt uoWa!l. M,tVa .agtd otAd II ~ Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The two suits brought by the Erie Railway
COMPANY against Its former freight superintendent o.
H. p. Archer have been settled aAd discontinued
BY the viii of John II. Power, late Of this
city, property valued al 925OO00 is left TO his nephew
Peter Rice OF the recording clerks OF the 5uTogaes
office.
Judge Van Brunt yesterday left for Europe
for four months vacation at p UptO O'Clock he
was detained in Supreme Court special Term, closing up
court business
In the suit of Patrick Lavclle, one OF the per
sons injured in the ST. Andrews Church disaster against
the city, motion yesterday made before judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court. Chambers to strike ont
narts OF the complaint rcdnn liant The disaster was
WI oh had been burned, and in the COMPLAINT MI
Mcnamara the plaintiff counsel, sci 0ut az cHIh thc
ac- mahnc il the duy 81 The cl 20 Slari against da
gerolis buildings. concluding with All ali CATION that Dy
ne rect OF TIE duty imposed on it the city became
liable The motion 70 strike out this portion Judge
Lawrence denied tie application
". B. Garfield recovered from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company yesterday "A verdict OF
$50 46 in the Superior Court. before Judge SpeT The
cause OF action was the nondeivcry Of Of jewelry,
which was one Of 20 shipped over the Baltimore
and Ohio Road from Washington 10 this city consigned
TO -ackett 4 CO.. for distribution among the creditors OF
Bnia1nin De Wolf ieweer who failed in Washington
in NAV 1872. one Of the broken open before
il reached the cOnsgnccss hands, ana the present sui
was brought 10 recover it, value $1,000. lie defenSe
was based on clause in the receipt stating mat the
pcods we're shipped at the owners FISK, when was met
by TIE claim that there neglect IN delivery T. r.
l.roxD and BENJAMIN Este appeared for the piaIntI;
Waldo Hutcbings and John II. Plat for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
THE EXTRACTION OF CARL vOGT.

yRocHEuINGs FOR HIS RELEASE IN STATE COURT
JUDGE LAWRENCE wITHHOLDs Ills DECISION
ON TIE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
The application of Carl Nogt to the State
Courts or has release heard yesterday before Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court Chambers. AS previously
renortd yoe came 10 this country, charged with the
murder and robbery Of his employer in Belgium AT that
time there was no extraditOn treaty with Belgium and
De could only be held civil process His detention In
the civil suits prolonged though with one brief
interrupt on that treaty with Belgium providing for
such eases was meanwhile concluded He was then
arrested e2radtiOn and brought before United States
Commissioner Kenneth q. White, who after long e1-
animation decided that he must be given up An appeal
from his decision taken 10 the United states Circuit
Court. ard, reported in THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday
Judges Woodruff and Batchford decided that they had
no poWoi Ia review Commissioner Whites decision.
wfii o. Aabeas corpus at procured 10 bring
the prisoner Into the state Courts and also VIII or Ger
torar TO Commissioner White 10 bring before the state
SOuIt "a" evidence upon which he acted Nh White ap
PeHed ~ porSoA and made verbal return that he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
AN UNNATURAL MOTHER PUNISHED.

SERVANT GIRL SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS M
PRIsoNMENT FOR INFANTICIDE.
In the Court of Oyer and Termner, before
Judge Brady, Kate OToole yesterday tried for
der. she a servant in the family Of Dr. Wiley. at
No. 237 West Twelfth-st On jan 16 Of the family
discovered in the cellar a newborn child It's head and
the upper part of its body wrapped in old tightly
wound about with Irvine. The prisoner its mother
These facts were not in any way disputed the trial
The doctors who examined the body Of opinion that
the child was born alive, but there no marks OF
srangatiOn No evidence given the part OF the
defense, and the submitted on the judges
charge without summing up
Judge Brady. after defining the grades of murder
briefly recited the evidence, and charged that II the in
Of mansaughter in the fourth degree. The jury found
her guilty of granddaughter in the fourth degree.
In sentencing her Judge Brady said You have been
convicted by the jury of manaughcr in the fourth de-
gree. In that the jury find that you killed your child
Infanticide and in this city prevails 10 very great
extent, and az example must be made IN your ease IL
IL in any a very melancholy duty 70 sentence a
Bur the crime ~ inianticide a horrible one,
and Justice must be done and warning given IL Others
tempted 70 commit such crime The extreme limit 81
pui hmcnt the crime yOu convicted Oi IS Two
ears in state Prison. To prevent crime III the com
munity my duty j. TO sentence you u the fu extent
Good conduct VIII reduce your term about four M ns
and meanwhile you will have time 10 repent OF your
crime and 10 learn 20 lead better lie Your sentence
is that You he confined IN state Prison lOr two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
Av A11FGEp NcENpIARY plscnNRGED.

The trial of jeremiah O'COnnOr. indicted for
ia the first degree. continued before Judge
Sutherland yesterday, the Court Of General Sessions
The accused testified that he had left the burning III
the No. SO M0ttst the evening Of the fire. in
tending to rcturn He did n half hour and
found tire. and then arrested. The kerosene had
been Leaking for time previous but had not been
aeIled dangerous candle was in a bottle
and had been burning Witness did not reco-
lect whether he blew 1t out Or not. There was
due him from customers about 900. He
owed only about $50 $40 He kept his DOncy or III
surancc ID his trunk. and he hat not seen the trunk
since nc did not know whether II was burned or
not. Testimony was given to the good character
Of the accused The submit ed without argyll
men by counsel judge sutherland charged the ry ~
great lcngth The jury retired at loon, and returned
within hour with verdict Of not guilty. The accused
wa, then DISCHARGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
TRIAL OF DEPUTY-CONTROLLEE EAELE's
AsSAILANT

The trial Of James A. Duffy, accused Of a
fecous assault and battery in attempting TO shoot Dep
uty Controller Earle begun in the Court of Gen raj
sessions yesterday, before Judge sutherland Assistant
d. rict-A Attorney Rollins conducted the prosecutions
Assistant United states District-AttOrney Pury. and g.
G., Foster appeared for the accused great deal ~
trnunev scxrercnced in obtaining jury. The FIJI com
peuent Of iur0rs not sworn in until r. IN, when IN
adiOuTnmrut was taken until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

Kunast ct anoton granted with costa Greer Art Nc
DonadMoton granted on payment OF costs Harrison asI
Garrett-Dcoree ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
STEAMBOATS, ali0 fiaiiroaos.

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY LINE.-The
T. r amer View Yo n on M6TbA5s WE'D SEsDAYs and
Tel1{ from Essty 81 p go a. we Point MT bar an
Pouglh5lIsie Rhinebeck Ciskill anu Hudson lana hon
TIE sie.mcrs .. ViBBAED ana DANIEL DREW viii be
placed upon the route
DRlDGFPORT. and all points on Housatonic
- ana Nau.atuek iirads. FARE a. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves cathariue Zip at llao M and bridgeport at
CITIZENS LINE.-SteambOats for TROY,
" connecting with all railway lines North and west AXE
stes sass 'i leave dy aiaFays e1cePte at
PIER ~ foot Of LeroySt Through 9Sgs ek s2 ?Se g all
NOR R0ndOut & Kingston, landing at Cozzens
West Point Cornwall NeTbuIgh MaFl2or0ngh MiI0n
~ t 1gs ver ~ Moay inesday and fray leaving
Miirison- It. pier No. -, Sorth River, AZ 4 p M
NOR ROndOut and Kingston, connecting with
Rondout Railroad. landing a. Highland aus
Vest Point, Cornwall Ne" Durg MaIlDOioug a.,ao
Cornell every Tuesday Thursday and saturday leaving liar
rson St. PEI "a, \. II. at p m
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS June ~ to Aug. 20 nclusiye) at ) p IN
From Pier % North River. foot Of Murray st.
THE WORLD-RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
can't A. G. SIMMONS. Capt B. NJ SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The direct route to Taunton. Mddle0oro Plymouth
New Bedford Marthas vineyard Nantucket cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all principal points IN We" Eli
gland and the Provinces.
For Tickets apply a 9ii Broadway Broad
WAY corner Twenty third COurtst, Brooklyn OF at
the Pier and at all principal Hotels and Ticket Of
fees IN the city. BORDEN * LOWELL Agents
GEORGE l. CoNNoR, Gen. Pass Agent o. G : B. co:
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-Y0RK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE for Engewood, Yonkers Nyaek. Haver-
except sunday the foot OF Harrison ST. once on
pier. ~. LA-' r. ,scA@
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
" ALBANY TROY. landing at Caskil-steaner j. b.
SCHUYLER from Pier 30. y r., Franklinst. MONDAYS.
WEDNEs DAYS and FRIDAYS, y. N. Fare, IS cents
cabin, with berth, 81 Only rFlglt
reduced rates j. w HANCOA
DROVIDENCE AND ST0NINGT0N
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation Of sToNINGToN LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NEW-lORk and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE.
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT AND BOSTON
The elsSant sLeamers kH0RE is,ASP ~ kSpArS
| MONDAYS, WEDNE- DAYS and FRIDAYS leave Pier So
\ r.. foot OF Isy st. at p.
ThEough tickets all principal points In New England and
Provinces may be obtained al Railroad Depots and Hotel
Ticket Staeroons be secured In AZ the
oices Of Express Company 3l9 Broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
The staunch and powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON
| DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and GALArEA
| TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS, leave Plei
| Worcester and all Northern points wa Worcester
Freight VIA either line taken at lowest Ia-e
| ID. frealncn
| l. W. PILKINs General Passenger Agent
I
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40 Bailey &c agt ssulter 277 .widdicomb Furniture
81 smith at. Hart, &c. go Lyon at Williams &C.
81 calm a ast asnher 2so Le4int,a at stevens,
Try ,myor ~" N''A" 200 wsiten act. st. Ps-L &
90 Erie Railway Co. ast Pa" . .. & co.
80 Could <s4 Union Dime saw Inst
l52 Lyi1gsion, Sc. agt at. Bridal &c q
l53. Danbman AIT. Batter 2s5 same agt Davis &c.
207 Union Dime saw Inst 900 SOC Tor i'i o. JnFsnnc
9ls Tying art O. : suua 300 Di5ro~ r. aG
81, raH ing ana .aH aeR Co. sor s d o. Police
27o. Woods agt McCrum SOj. Rockwell All Fowler
800. .Gosden Az Freand'
GENERAL TRRY-DAvIs p j. DsNIRls and DOSoHuB. d.
Ia5. smith art osborn. 15a--wh,tmore agt Tho
sheriff, &c 222. .CarInan IT, ast heuy'
i'- Lewis ct al ns DAY 223 Yo9ns at T 30,
agt The Mayor -2S BRET e al a. 1 1.
I4o clover agt- The Mayor, ~. lypx spn CO..
1855 Nelson &c; IT, ae, The SOi f. a Fl fflno q T.
Mayor 90. PA Walsh asi; Meh RI, ID,
i55 smith set. The Mayor. Ter agt BID OF Ponce
1888. &C &c srt - 22e. Moss sI ct al. ag- Hnes
The Pe@rie &c Ferst o,- s,d ted AIT phsai1
Co and ano Fir co.
CIRCUIT Pact L-Adjcurned for the TERM
PART H-Adiourned to Monday May "a, 1915.
PART IU.-BAREErT, J.
27so Greene AFT The Mayor SCI Emberson waddel
s2s-.Levi and ano agt. Nor vaa Nance impd
2lj Firs Vat f Of Rich 1919 schier al Bruni
baum ct al '''' 1scsla MeGuiuness agt. Hot
lil9 .sloats agt The Mayor. 90. aims, aiinS s,.re, q
raj i r. t Co. " Of New 7o L conkn ast walsh
27al.. scare agt searie $50 Kcegan and art
1855 Wood agt. The Mayor smith and ano r.o
sc 293l LEWIS and tnO lgt Inc
2gO9 Parsons and ano. agt. Mayor,
&c i Tracy siSn. &C. ag i22i l. Mckee ast Chsnery
The Mayor
1897. GOD and ano ast The
MAYOR. sc.
SPECIAL TERn-AdIourned ior the Term.
StPFRoR CouEr-TRIAL TRgM-PART I.-CuRns. J.
s27--Muirlead. assee, &C. 5l3 .Brotie agt. OBreh'
Of Ere Penn '''' 1855 Adrience et al. agt.
-0.s Bclty art. Conner 1857 Bacharach ct al as-
1871 '' aeica iaI Nut G4 f fas ',', !,
a'@ as' as 6csl 55l Dorc Il a. at sharpe.
Iarhan. 4l3 KnoHltln Il a.. at \.
90 ''''''''HN 's' ''''' 1888 caiacs at. ratt.
PART II.-~prU- j.
CC0. wright ast Equitable 1888 Nolan ,ag'. y T. " H.
llGisone q Al ~ Nun. ll70 Mdsr 81 a The
1920 -tTr9 aqt. W'lams Mlyor 90.
77s.teiows agt DICKINSON lJ'o-l NJ n IT, AID
sls Easi'icn Mfg CO. aet ,o,o 9no an, nd,
69i u,t,,5rf arf D. b. r. r. ~ 3. Irsi,It"h D.
B. ana i X Co. l2g Jones ~ iir-i. ar az, o.,
97OV erInlye and aEo AZ AOJi-i'''" -sI ''iO-" 60
1912 .E0iihc sgt Coll!Ha
GENERAL TTEH-Afj0uTncd sln ne
co,o,oN rIr.s-TrI,f 1rE,.-IARI I.-IC.r. J.
2G26 .VaudcrpOo ast. The 775Iayllrag l.e'eeSr-
Mayor, &c. ,,, a,ni =. ''- p ....h.-...,-d
2-"G To -lO: agt- same. SD OlNDs '-i- ~, l.N'|'
J13 .J0 All Moran. - 90 Nul. .l.o. -
u -..FI-h fg'. NAPIER -J'''oAl-'Ids t- 4''' ~ 100
l5-2. Ballard lst- Zoe. . . 90. - ,-.,...,t
li5i .DuIu AFT trlwlprt I"Z0.ho'tey 'r' -'4'--44'
I--i.. Manning agt. Inc May , r-,,o,,,
rt11 Standard act ropk ia JODe- o.. !. and
Az r9'rv mir &C.. ait Id.l.l l.. 81. GO.
al. Life las
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CALENDARs-Turs DAY.

sUrRgsE CoURr-CHaHByRs-LAwR J.
70. Bailey NC agt ssulter, 277. .widdicomb Fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

III EAND ? Vt 1It w = -.
STATE ROOMS Armed D. Steal Plies fNk THh
CONFORr or PASSENGERS. Tie Drew or n JOIN cave
cock l-uud.I- tel. nom ilsf AZ
North River foot Canast connecting ~ Abmy win al RAJ
wav lines Last North. West Tickets ana sta ~
D0dG5 Exprcss once 94l BroaAwaf 80 lrbr,
EXPRESS Coz 2ll Broadway aAi at tiih ANene Otc AND
checked destination on Wall
NB-GRIAT REDUCTION ~ FAhi.-tlt ISL ClASs
pAS-AGE ON LY 81 90: DECK PASSAGE 30 ENt-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

DlilLADkIPHlA, WA lbNO Il.NNCu ana
4 the NEWJERSEY sou fFtkN kA Lk0AD
Far. NOIk lEi'afir Pima ouiy g., -
C0mmencing MONDAY. Apr 49, 1870. t.c rev. TlHci
ana lnCiois 81 amhoats F1~F no HN DAY 0Ih~
connecting n ~nndy Hook win AL Trains, " y
Leave Yorl rom Il r :. y. r., ID oi Lee ''f IT. -
O. PlIIads pla, Long Iran" H. l'h' i"Fcr.
Warei0wn. TuckertOn. NinclalG, ana ITdst.oh -,
100 p. Long Branch rOnin ENeE "aie-""h ''h
DCgat aid luCheTtOD -, 81.
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DEGULAR Catslill line, up the creek.-steam-
~ New champion and S nasay ~ m
TTHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL RA ILRoAD COMPANY, -, u.
Short route 10 Bat ion, Bayshore Islp say'lhe An"
chogue. - . NJ, = oo d. =. pahvico WAY train
Leave Hunters Point $50 m-Patohosue NAL "A" wiz"
reaPPe Hunter Point 200 p m-Pa tchogue way train
Leave Hunters Point 40 m-Patchogue eAptoS' xAah'
with paTler attached 80. .. $500.
Leave Hantsr's Point 800 m-rshp way uNn. - g.
For bills add sn.Al -
trains 10 ana from Fannngdae, Central PARK, hyAs arr
and other Ferry boats leave New YORK.
a NJ lame. ain Eat River 30 minutes ana loot Of llry
furth a. Last River Is minutes previous 10 the departfe
trains nom Hunters Point Tickets sold and baggage
st Jamss IN Thirty fourth - onees sunday .as
Hnnfers Point Neck, Hempsteal. 6ai,eu S'y'
Psfcbosue and ali WAY satona 80 ana IO :.
For Finshinr College Point Whtestone and al
stztona AZ s. l0tO, 100 q and $50 5In 49,
p N ~. nan'ONe,
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adjourned sin die.

.rGt.-PAgI I.-LC.T. J.
77J. Taylor sgt. E.eccser-st.
and r. rom s.ik. 60.
1913 .Cibb9 act. ilchMDnd
60. Mut. !uo. 90.
2J77. COurJr agt. Tie --ar.f,
&C.
l32S. .McNeely 7ci- National
1862 Suirma- a~'. kimberly.
ia. .JOUe- agt ~. /. dA'i
Hd.l..l L.. e.. GO.
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40 Bailey. NC. agt Saulter.
&c.
81 smith art. Hart, &c.
s.. Un'On Dime saw. Inst
agt. Heller. sc.
g. Claim agt. Mariner.
% ilealey sgt. Wickham.
Mayor.
80. Ere Railway Co. agt.
Gould.
l52 Livingston, 81 act.
Whit
10. .Dambman AIT. Batter
field.
207 Union Dime saw. Inst
agt. Heller. &c.
2l3 Tying agf. u. :. Suhma-
rinr and SteamD'i co.
2li Lacey agt. Lacey.
2f5 Mclean agt. Lowe.
go Woods agt. McCrum.
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600 Wright aet. Equitable
Life ts-'n -Gc.
1851. Strong q a. at Nun
zcshrifuCT - al.
1920 -fuTn act. Williams.
rs. Fellows agL DICKINSON
"a 81.
9lS EagiefOH Mfg. Co. aei.
cphCrd auf 40.
63i..Necugrf az y. b, y.
Il. ana Il. L.. D.. ca.
g7O..NcrMlyr and aEO. Az
lila.y.
1912 Iolinr AT. Collins.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18
Suicide of a Fish Vendor.
He Ends His Days With Six
Shooter.

At $3.50 P. M. Friday, Robert Williams, a
native of Ireland and forty-one years of age,
a fish vendor in the st. Mary's Market, COM
mitted suicide at his residence, No. As Notre
Dame street, by placing a six shooter in his
mouth and blowing his brains out, causing
instantaneous death. The Coroner held an
inquest and returned verdict that deceased
came to his death by wilfully shooting him
self.
1t appears that Williams had been arrested
by Officer Houlan, of the First Precinct for
violation of city ordinance relative to mar
kets. He met Houlan in the market at 8
o'clock Friday morning and asked him: "Do
you intend to prosecute me?' eyes; it is
my duty to do So" Whereupon Williams re.
marked: Then l will shoot you or myself
to-day" Houlan laughingly replied: "All
right; shoot yourself, but don't shoot me-"
They then parted and Williams went home,
where he had quarrel with his wife in the
kitchen where she was cooking. He then
went into the back room, but had not re-
manned in there many moments before his
wife was startled by the report of pistol.
Running into the room she discovered her
husband lying in the middle of the floor,
bathed in his blood, and the pistol lying BY
his side.
There is no other reason assigned for his
self destruction. Deceased leaves q wife and
one child.