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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-28
THE COURTS.
, CONTRACTORS VAIN APPEAL TO TIE LAW.

A CONTRACTORS VAIN APPEAL TO THE LAW
In suit of John Hogan against the city, uied
Yesterday before Judge Van Bunt IN the Court OF No
mon pleaa Trial Tcyn tic complaint was dismissed on
A.. ,,lsintiere opening contract made with io-
con in 1870 by the Commissioner OF Public Works to
mld stone bridge in place Of Kings bridge over tic
Harlem River iOr $4,000 Hogan prepared to execute
his contract Meanwhile the Legislature transferred the
whole business laying the upper part OF the leland
90 the Department OF Parks, which refused to carry OUT
tbe contract The plaintiff brought suit 10: tho failure 10
earry ami his contract placing his damages at S%o'uVo
A. soon as his case wss presented 10 Tue court II app ~
I'M thai approval OF TIC cor tract Oy tie ' o., %
OF Public Parks could be shown, D. j. Dean iOT t'e cy
presented statute of 1860, antrdaihS tie r,I' a.
which required the approval Of that o. par M IN y
sob,ue for crossing Harlem RIVER. Judge an III ii'
upon this held the contract with Hogan xcu lo' " "a
authority In the COuuni ssoncr OF fUDhc "oiAS'
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TINE TICKETS on RAILROADS.

In the suit of Duaphy against the Lne iG'u-
uav Conrsuy. judge hie!r, in Superior Court Ili"
FORM made yesterday ruling OF Importance To T"'e''s
nv rail The plaintiff having ticket good for hVe d'ys
got Off &C Bnghamtou, ON the snsGnehahh" "i'i"o"
m, Ey Ks nfter his ticket had been punched Tor tua'
d5sion and without mentioning his intention to tue
conductor OF the train Next day attempting 10 ti'Vc
d. the punched ticket he was put OF the "h' ana seD
for daInagos The defense claimed that re.soienir
1i' oG the Com pany required that any passenger
Cd src tic ket desiring get oil M any pnil Wilnh
division shOnld give notice to tue conductor; INC
,ifj;y was given no knowledge OF any suc reGa' ION
ga ~ lrer held that the regulation rtaSonahe, nat
Se7 cd 10 charge that il defsns to the Company
IL ritintifF Vas not aware ~ IT, The july found
1erdi,t for the plaintiff for 81 900.
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pECISIoNs-IIx OF

Supreme CoErt-Chdmbers-R Judge BaITett.-
Ncnd rpoe Ile Mayer, Tie application wit
cent ors denied Wit cOss Burden ast Farmers MIX Com
ps0y->uith r ton appointed rsce giving bond
viln sHirtes ia $500 yitHn I'VE days aud allowance
Of tjJ awarded TO plaintiff Sherry ag Crous-Stsy pro-
yAC4i5. Fowler ayl Meier
baoh-M"tioE granted. and lanes NJ s~eeuy and otirrs
ttrlcAsD COLLINS agC R0ve-E Dolan-ld smith al
pOntc guardian ed for the infant GclcndantS htrsy
sgt Cfotiy Motion granted with $40 Gusts memorandum
hSl'efo 70 &iclO.yc Motion X antod referenee or ell
" "a proof HOiunnan set Townsend 81 aL-BeIot OF ds
uOG i1a confirmed ord granted Matter OF Stenar
tlEn a. Brown accepted surety IN place OF william
nenhty an bond approved Weaver agt Apdereon
amend granted bat amended complaint mast be served In
I'VE eays Nisscher AT. brenran.-I not SATISFIED
syorn,ss" ',e sniou.s ana VIZ permit intlne e
t,asport confirmed snd judgment, &c, granted
1St MpltTdcied that the trustee he authorized To
PeHo ~" exceeding 500 relatJs vault &C. and b. DO
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post. for permanent repairs Coan set whitehs,
aricd Weaver Andes0nNo,i0n Granted unless tic
smebdcd complaint allowed on Tue 9ter no on "e server
Rarultt sgt Mcyrr-M0uon granted Tor
frs; M0uiay ~ hebruary Eagles"n aEt hnnagie-Moio
I'd aowauca of cent awarded, aud Orier granted
az crested BY Townsend III pencil meyer agi Nsthei
an so costs. menorA1fum. McrchhiIs
Natiou,l RANK of Newark agt acknowledgements
f,srr arf Nitfnacht- ordered that Henry a Frost 20
IN ts common NJ the county until he pays The
cs, Amounting so directed " be paid by the oFder o
Dec. ~, 1875. - -. e,4u.... o,o NO.,
Uofman.-Orccf signed. ~,
Of granted. BlTdsal aet Fowler u
~ Teonr- pdnIn for counsel Nultce sgt Equitable Lie
Assurance Society ii al-DeCrre sisnei-
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At the Il
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

albany, Jan 27.-In the Court Of Appeals Thurs
iay jan. p. II o;
so. DO MAks aSt King -Argnrnont resumed con
tldcd.
No sC-HeBry r. blossom. respondent ast The fyoomng
Fire usarauce COMPANY sppr'autATguct by o. " chap
ocgls. Appellant ana by o. ". Hotehkifs tOr
sI0LdCrt
NJ. 90hG ". Alexander respondent Hgt Austin g NaId
h. appcanLArgJcd hy o. w. Chapman ~ COUNCIL fOr
appellant, SuC II q. ". L0tCAA Il. tuT respondent
80. ljIcan HecTnans TRUSTEE aIr liant b.. George
r. CLtsoa. 'nigoco 31d CTS, resrontens AIgcod ~
A. e Of oouAse ior appellant an " . ., h0SeiS Tor
fespori,nt.
P.oc4iaA iou was made and tue Court adolrne3s
IN Ddy Caeult or Friday Jan - 1915, Ul 'ts Court 81
Appcas follows Nos IS 1J3 lis 800 lJS, 1855 l01,
los.
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pAccCyGTPS SiTTFD.

FOR In sieIrs' IN E1orSir", rTn "7-b'llrV
DTrck,r Mise ihn ron Dr l. 4. Richards, MI = lo
ards Joseph Grubcr Fri-r 1imnsrnann anil cli p 80" 1
nAuu. Erase. Miss Louise Fur, NJ it1C'ft 30 q,
FrlHz lloamann. AdOph Hartwg. henhoid Pleper W. NV
cicr.
FOR HERNUDA-Ta sfeopssl'p Crp',7o. Jar. 27-'a't l.
Hunter Il. j. AI'n 1los. r. ree1t. Ne Sargent Mss
CarlentAr Mics bailey iIy. DcO. H. HoliEsu, M. JONI
Bra.t, q. 7. Cosirc J. " Rr".u, a: " ~" r. - %, ~
j. j. Firth N-a Harrington. ria, Ee-se II nj ngt"u W
j. cfimrcr ". Tortauc. +. ToIr4eec 1L = Wool SlTS
france Mrs i;alnus Trsit r. r. Chamberlain y" J.
Wood. X l. CNA- Joan FTAnt. srs. ITanh.
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THE JAu IIoUoR-sEILIHG CASE

The examination in the ease OF Warden
watson of Ludlow Street JAIL charged with li4uorselnS
xthout lie. nse WAS continued yesterday afternoon be
TO- Tinted States Commissioner Shields. Abraham r.
Dny!s clerk OF the jail, testified that he had seen y"
Iouors sold there Jan. l. lie had beard nj "a
,m say that no liquors should he bought OF soli III tAe
In yytnI, e was warden. OpeIboimsr ana the k-otis
ESI bfcn ,eciay directed To sell any liquors Inc
Sfue.s aI seen 10 OF bottles taken hOin VisiOis ~
i.e tail
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nnr1,N.s s1nr IN TIE TWEED LITIGATION.

Tn the cross suit brought by Deviin, one OF
Tweads bondnen against the Corporation Counsel inc
neral Ingers0h, and others to recover from
them the moneys plui.Gerod il 1869 ana IS'U' "oo''
l. p.kbul on behalf Of tine principal defendants heS
attained 20 DAYS further tine ~ answer from Held y
D,yo plaintiffs att~rDoys.
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,tINIArrnF ALNAvAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,e,
sun rises IT'S sur seis.... p Is Moon SETS. 1'S5
W-H WtfrC Tff- Div--,. 4. - ~.
sandy Hook Isiari 9.3j Hell q. Ferry liza
E NAfFk I!~ DAY..
DIS ti0v's island 1854 HoA @. FeTTyil;+3
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Ocean GteGmers.
INMAN LINE.

RoraI NJ. aai1iT ed 70 "si rs 'o''owT:
FOR Etl.N- row ~ ND ~ y ttfbJla
CTR OF ~ ~ I,-.- "a DAY Jan -. - =, M
Cfr' or ,oTT EEai-- sATu KuAY. -. II. az D. IN
4 .kyA =, t'I ~ ~ u. M
tfT.t ..IrIt siAh. f''' 20. ~
~ each succeeding = furtr. Plor -. n. IL
rsIE~ r tA~-A'f-
GAVIN. so. $50, ai,i 100. gold.
SI.t;.GL. - 3 tIrt,r,}. b. AZ is''' ai lowest fi'S
For M pE.rst s.iirFa % .is. 'iHH' q, tHt '"in
pan, ,.,. 80 10 .f' s-!. 10 - 'F"-. IS, ~ - 30.
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llGr5!c aU0 SLATE GIaNicis.

NASONl K T.OHA, -....
liG q, iJZ Most .diii 81, u.'f i9o1'WaY
MnuuurUis A!ltr. ftI.rr.. itir, - 40 t'tiif.
&c Iup,rt'r. sIt itautia,ustrN ~ lttJ =" E'''
work % ,stry docUn1oh.
MARBLE AND HARBitlLhD MAN ELS.
vi N,W .er.Ia nom az UpW-r.S. &lsn Hotrf'h.et
Wok credty rstuosi price,, A@rbi" lhb. '>F tie u2
kIAErlt. lsl ft .- gA"cG, ~, h'i 4Hi..",f, ~ D,
LpTEWAET, sI..p. Marble, AMI WOOD aIautals
y [s,. .,I iav.t .si,, fa .ng rnr~ from SO NiL
The tsu lib. rally a,o WITH 20 AL - %o-' 2Sist
~ ID. g. 4. $. NjCHDi.S.-250 entirely new
dssir. ,iaihic, STAT tud wool G"Htei~ hannl'c-
trfn iron r,tir Stable Fixture Fence dra'a weather
Nanc e ard r,l.iL belj iOr .ataos ie1 IS h"-
sOu A., opposite Worth It,
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bILt singer. .-1l------ Az -
2o,..iiuch,r aga. Mead. 2o;..---aet -
aS7 sc d'aa ga AT Green &c zoi-- ait =.
@7.'so Jssi S ss1 ""d anO "sI 5.s- ag-
254. .ry 1aStr afi rrsnor u So :
GysFRAL TrcN-DAyIs ?. J.. BRADY ard DANIELS, ".
PLAT ct sl &c, ast 81 Moore est! ngt IaIIo't ~,
90 Same AK. sane 10. o'Bren ast Iraynor
e %;s g Nc Hsy es' S s: a
"A. mgt. IN life ms Co aGt. To ast =.
&c sni i9i &c. 10. .saudfSr 5 ct al &c,
10 KILLER aet Miller ct al. AIT Co.er.li ct A.
'OGG som n5 9c as h'A'H oi ford ct a. &e @
~ Duncan asI. De witte ton as- Flanagan
8 Hewlett agt. Wood ct
srHclAL Tern DoSoHUE. ].
2ss. BLACKWELL ct al agt 29i stcinvay ct 81. act
2se BlscIwcu 1T al. agt. l5..Mc.tc, aGt Matthews
2s7. .Bacs%,I 4 81 agt 10 Arc'rct alast Schultz
sS rs 4 & & " 's' e Fia5 e. p Rgysa aon
22Esrlo ast' b st r. n. IS. Egs5iy ct a. agt The
s 81 A.,n or fa .. al ), l. Bank
at. ocean r. {. Co
CECUT-PAar Ivan NoRsT j.
short Ceases. ls59.Colye and $40. ngt-
1903 -Aberncy af G'lon az poMy il"': Hazard
I+"'- V W. ,'' - ~ 10" i'.i i,.,,i.,, no.
oo. . ran 81 81 81. , t,,, d"0t Tsit,faL All Ciark
snagh and ana ---- kinney Ast schmidt
END "no.
FART IT-Ilw7rvCr. 7.
1871 rtaokTnie etL Irad- --'i i'n MIN MN
~ o.o =, 49, So, = I, =, ~ ~ NJ p.,x
l777. Ur'nv ~. Pettet oJ"-hiti NJ" !. : ''N
1871. M4,htIa GgI i"Ih| mon ~, ~ ~, 81
$500. ~. H., --'7'' I,,',. ..t 1rtri,u
lI4l 9aAa,e AK" i'"' oo.o r.nrT s1,f .ro .r,
h,hd -'"V y ' ,,,tt . ~ri 80 $50
~ -,
S'Ih"'"" We" ''' =, -. -. D.,
1884. Harris sgt foJce IT, W. > I"s ,.' ~, a.,
81 q. 1877 ..luque"r Rhd eIo AT
I T-,e..ra 4. STOP TAYLOR.
ls3l..I rachel at sgeye-' lSSt ,afcl 70 roy ,,,,
lrlJ lioroiuau al. l''I!-
1ooe IL. r1 pauk art TATE 7a1YOuLc. &C. sgt NGson
81 -
Pact IT.-Srr.R J.
THIS part win assist TART I'm doSo VI We eH''' 'au''
"a. ..'"r' ~. ,,l-.t,
'oAS'' tD.[Y ~ NJ 81 oar .nrr 81 81.
lif' IL y - 'n''
nN7. .Fi!'ie ART lhlIu ave. 4''O n, i- "'' "'' "
$500 ~. co. ,-.,,i ,ot- ,,''',,'.N act cam.
1913. .CbUen agt. NshdS A'4"--H' Wv" Ne" ~
tlW. $500,
gG3 Kc.iicr at. Rosenberg 1884 Wcrr,hcr hFt sea.
1905. Wan ast Steven 1872 oa~ ct I.eca r,t
son ~, i ~ ~. ,t 81 "a !. ,.,.t
l@Gs-OWcns att Rose am 4'''' >, 80 ' ' 49, 800
an" .,--, ,ot- 80. Mt r.,t,,
1918 Banare act I"rnl"ri ,' q" r''an
o, 'It''' mr., J ig % T,Iif.'t, 1~f et.irf
wv H'ni7,I- 90 ~ hN'' ~ ,.s., III. ,ut 4
-,, . = ...i'l. , r,-..,., ''' ' a.,
~, a. ", 49,. II 14-o t..i,,5tu Get Hale
~ ',-,. e. ari Iut,e ig52 If.i.iti gs. IS atck.
e." mo 20 T.. DrIin ~ &c. g. Lab,r,rF
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Gi.rntions Oan!e0 lflA!es

q Nv f.N l0l.Fll..N 1 = VI y ~ ~ -
y YORK .lErN "iL, bH tEcIiy ". ~, AZ 7, TIE ne
g., a. So He-t i"s-if 't' cot ~. T." 'Ns' 20"
5oi II - rays. coz onri.uaar,d aoitseaty ioItl .
ooalcs l.ie,
4 YOUNG nan. Thoroughly competent, wishes
~ ns-,on a 'nirri,s or srsiy h' ' T e -
stands b,kkr.pnr salary require Moderate Address H.
(tASUJER.-Wauted,a position rs cashier o.
4 a'lsee-tr @, 70 a toli positions en-'eed clever ~
y,a, .i, a ai -rs, ~ oy s,ies4ses. Places address
NiFRK. G,.-An active young man, with eX-
- cclrut i,-monr- frm !rfr IRON feaa ery vheit ~
sr I'D a,rst.f Ni;fs snsttn ~ ,rs,e wages
A.tr-s B.. g.. I.pt.so .,"Nn uil e.. l,2s2 Bto-4"ay
ENA"iHA%, GARDENER and general ser
irgi, e.rvsr, wa Of ezp,ri.ic.. Aturos W. WRIGHT.
Basoips. eNjer~sy. "
N0ACHNAN ard GG2oA.-7A resgecta,hIe
hnt o. nor. - -. .cni e, a a . -r' -. -, 81 ",.
GI.acY. ~ 50 ,t gl-'s:. corner q L.oai,ay.
f,OACHMAN aud GARDENER, or FARMhR
- ana t>Lt d = - {,i9 , ' sri man "
- o.! , 2e - 80 =, i'f y Meg ,a tur MA s
rf"h'. Ant. 1t "pALL7 A'I--'el' 40 " 81 ''t"s'~
Co4CIMAN. GARDENER. and NURSE.-A
So -4 .i,15 ~. ~ c,' aa saa lai,er caS
sa. ,, - no 20, uir'e en- 'eaen 3 ale +na give
ee, Aipy ~ ~ oars 10 r. e.. IN H.. 81 IT, -.
sr.. ,-.I-i. "a s.A' E"'-t .'. won 1854 sI -l
EtAgIHAh and UtEtUi-CO0E,. L>UAcc
y..ts. 'tL 70 ci.r.ni ''- - '7l ing -. 70 W
p .iu .r'e "a can rk. cor c.t.!c &C.. &C. We !. sh
,.at. Any, ,tSpi Ylf2'. IJr6D'ovs, uear 9ta ~
frApM HsNO.-A ree1ecah'e sin lie youn.:
l-aa .o.!t i,eapa,e "a az. CO. fo ~ sai-!.aae
On c,i trl.sa scOL r'4,fs.,e~ Aply II ob-IIH' loo
E7ARNER, CO0K. &c.-A mau mud wife Ger
tf vstn = 20 IIi J
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Gelp tanteo
RuSINESS NAN 20 acc

xVANTED-A smart BUSINESS NAN to a 'a
w a. CANVASsiH one eSperitesN ID s rst
x,r.ng MANS books referred sfsr sisY VIZ ~
~ roTi;et.Lt man Adfress, stating coieii, ~. NJ
xsHERR ADAMS, Publishers 81 beokns"-s' ST. w" "
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GmusrmeEia.
WALLACKs. rsr .,,,cv
MARRIED IN HASTE,

Third week OF the successful new comedy.
EVERY ENENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
WIN be presented Mr.. H. J. ByIoas Successful Coaedy, II
four as.s, e1tLes,
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nrAnY nnn DAMRIs. u.

=, BRADY ard DANIELS, u.
SO. Moore Ggt- TGllcott
-. The Mayor. &C, agt
Tenth Nat. Bank.
10. .O'Br.en aSt. Iraynor
et al
ST. Mcgarge ACT heearee.
as. The Mayor, &C., AIT
Nat. B'Way Bank
70. agt -.
So. .---- All. ----.
1us. Sanford ct al. &c,
agt. Co.terll 1t nj.
l05. .CroMlaclin apt sand
ford ct al, &c.
12.. The People, e. rel Col
ton agt- Flanagan.
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iilnsicai gnsiranle'lis.

itlH5leal 2u5trl!ieTlj.
LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
yr ylt a. REST SELL cheap. sales 80 uontly
pa, msnt4 Gan NJ NJ. NJ GEBHELHh ~. . CncB-squ.ro
80. loo LO~r.l.ayc)
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"A. PIANOS axe second none. prices pOlcfdle C1n-
s,4ny hapt large ss-orunrnt u scoIs hand Paaos
from hes. ~. ers New and seconaAa P.lIos " ISlL
Na.csu.las 80 3 Cniol sqdasc
A FINE STOCK of FiRST-CLASS PIANOS
~ SOLD Ct aarg4n- =. Essant ."n4 p'ar9 n rp Gr
square. 80. Co.. 500; 90. 500. hlEEDRANs OLD
ESTABLISHED WhEEEOOA>. % West i0t.aL
IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of LiGhte &
Br..dburr offer their splendid PIASOFo WrES NJ low
p,,e- -s. monthly y.nrts. at II Est l>tst Also
SIuLis AN.ltl,AN OKiANr
e. X BALL < Co.,
-. No 10 EAST l4THST.
S-eixays, AMI Oti"r Pianos and Organs low
rc.Ls!L ina ailments an! fDc rent
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Eeclnre5 a,lo hlesiillgs.


A SSOCIATIOE HALL.
"A y. u. e. j.. lF1; IT RE COURSE,
FEGDAY EVENING, Jan. %, $50
Ir0s WATT. Sc HAWhINE.
subo,. "scienc.. and u Alliance with art"
TICKETS. 20 CENTS
Pr0t z. ELDER VIII RESIDE az the organ.
ALL OWNERS of Lott, on Eiglth-;,yc.. and
~ STREETS between Esht aud Ninth as es from AiHetv-
second to uSetsd "a meet ot
tie Office a. JOHN W. MITCHELL No. g. broadway,
FRIDAY Js 2S az p n JON in obi, etions 10 the con
siruct Elcyat@ hhwBy on EgApteyo, TO d. tl"d
witt, tlIe 6uirni.ssiolrr IN on Monday nr1i
COOPER UNION.-FREE LECTURES for
~ tie pso' Iu the Great Hal 20 - ~ t.DR ZAP
% Ihc ettar. vii be deiycrt: by troL ~ iirAC hEr
OF Princeton cob &C. on PHOTOGRAPHIC tHEhI ~ihG
AND MANIfULAuONS, eKtensNely .lustrais4 VITA ~;
jat-tus tie OF The stevot, Ilctts ein De s
era.is olce u tie Cooper Union, a.i 1t an Nos
tIs.ds bGOAstorc, rs AaIr%yrt .. .
CuICKERING HALIFAX the patriotic
women Ills city IL favor ~ uphold the
W0naB's Tie International centennial I.thO en
are rsques6sd rurct TIE aDcve n oil Oh MONDAY
AFTF. ON Jan 81. nj ; co,s ttatH free. TIE meet
inc " III he ss..d by Hrs XiAA FAY PIERCE Of Cam
fridge MAJ subject what Otner Women have Done spr
tie f.i.cul!sl add What ktv-i ORR W0n-n Nay Do A
CO lection vi &kcn Up friy the expenses o. he meet
I- and D. foT, II Is hoped, the nucleus q Ne" l0ik
Women C,LtoaGia. Fund
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Z RUSSELL :. SONS.-ICE CREAM.
~. i BIELE HOUSE
special attention to ou. toei oid"fs.
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WAITER and USEFTL.--A French young
y u,r o. acr m rrv1t 'snly ua'"; 'ta'', ~, Do
rr.- t.a'l..' 49,. g. - a, {" '-et tG ' E.tr .y -,
N.uu!vJr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-28

yrrASIJIEG Ladies' fine washing, ilUtiug,
w and isces done up by Mrs I'D. LIElZ so bIoad"aS
top ii5oI.
INASUiNG.-A respectable woman 10 90
w ladies OF Cencme's VAS ing AZ her owl |. az
40 out Dy ai,y beet Gty relerenes. Manu- Ni>
253 West ZSihst.
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Giluations ,ranteo--G eMN!c5.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
" 1ll.k TIA 81 AE VIII. BE RECEIVED Attic I =
TOWN OFFICE No I..}- broadway, corner Iriiy Grsi,
west twenty t.uri o.. ,'lI. ~ iih ave; : %
IL,.d Sv, lort5s>Nc "a b.. a., Vac u l.-I l 80 >
No IN r4yt ON" hGutrt, and twenty fourth It.
ui,rcu FavnSs Bank LulG,s up u p NJ, at regular
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CAIFNDAES-Tus DAY.

sr-PprNrY CouRT-CHAaRERs-R ARRRrT J.
81, o,,t pudfe,tsick oJ6 Ki.fisr at Wei
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Dispatches received in New York on the
Sth, saws it was reported by the United
States Consul at San Domingo that an in
suit was recently offered the United States
flag at that port by troops Of the Hayden
Government, who forcibly took passenger,
under the protection OF such flag, from the
steamer Tybee.
Fifty-two houses in the village of Elgg
Switzerland, were burned on the 9th. Sew
cral persons are reported to have persisted
in the flames.
A German squadron lef: Salonlca on the
10th with sealed orders to be opened at sea.
A Constantinoplc dispatch Of the 10th re-
ports that great battle had been fought at
Prot on that day. The Turkish army had
been withdrawn from Saichars, having
failed to force the position and their Hanks
being threatened.
Adyices were received at Ragusa from
Turkish sources, on the 1lth, stating that a
severe battle had been fought at Podgoritza
between the Turkish regulars and 5000
Montcncgrins, in which the latter sustained
n crushing defeat, losing 400 killed and 4oo
wounded A Turkish gunboat had shcled
the town Of Novoselo, which had been pre-
viously captured by the Servians. The khe-
dive OF Egypt had sent $500 men to Con-
stantinople and would increase the contin.
gent to 10000. Paris dispatch Of the
same date announces the capture of Sail
schar, and states that the Seryians we're
hemmcd in between. two Turkish armies,
with a prospect Of ultimate capture.
According to Sclavonie advices OF the 18th,
a force Of 5000 Turks had suffered defeat on
the preceding day in an attack on the viii
lagos OF kcrgucze and Tachza, and been
compelled to embark on steamers on the
Lake of Scutari. The Turkish loss was 400
and that Of the Montenegrins 100. Sixty
Servians belonging 10 one regiment had been
shot for cowardicc at Nsch.
A Constantinople dispatch of the 18th says
Turkey had defaulted again In the payment
Of the July interest on her public debt
London dispatch Of the 10th announces
the failure OF John Edward Cooke, a stock
broker, with liabilities Of $3.50, 600 and assets
amounting to $4,000
According to an Edinburgh (Scotland) dis
patch OF the l2th Disraeli the British Prime
Minister, had taken the direction of foreign
affairs, to large extent, into his own hands.
A London telegram OF the 18th says 1000
Scrvian wounded were lying in villages on the
rivers Sane and Morana, almost uncared for
owing to the lack Of hospital supplies. TIL,
Turks, the dispatch adds, take no prisoners
and systematically refuse to give quarter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-19

Jacob Rehm. one of the leading members
OF the Chicago whisky ring, and who was ac-
ccpted hy the Government counsel as wit
ness against his co-conspira,ors, and there
fore claimed and was granted immunity from
the severest penalty of the law, was, on the
Eth, sentenced To six months imprisonment
In the County Jail and to pay fine of sl0,'
90.
The Governor of Maine, on Sac eth, ten
dercd To Mr.. Blaine the appointment Of
United States senator, 10 fill the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Morrilrs resignation.
Congressman Edward Y. Parsons of Ken
lucky, died suddenly in Washington on the
Sth of bra.a fever.
The President, on the Sth, nominated
lAeut Fred Grant for promotion to a First
Luuterancy in the Fourth Cavalry.
COY. HAYES, in letter dated July Sth, has
formally accepted the Republican nomiua-
ton fer President Of the United States.
Hon. T. Chandler has been elected Chair
man, and Il c. Mccormick, Secretary, Of the
Republican National Committee.
\ Washington dispatch Of the llth says
President Grant had stated 10 7. VI, Gen.
Jewell that ais resignation would bc as
reptrd and the latter had thcreupou ten
dcrcd the same 70 the President The A.
soyiajcd Press SAYS the most intimate friends
Of My, Jewell were uuabl" 10 account for
this action Of the Presi1 at, except ON the
grounds % political considerations, The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-19
DOM ESTUC.

j. ID. Cameron, Secretary of War, adj
dressed letter To the President on the Sth,
giving history of Indian affairs relating TO
the Sioux and Dakota Nation, detailing the
arrangements made by the Government with
treaty, the Secretary says, have been liberal
~ complied with on the part OF the United
States, and have been complied with by the
great mass of the Indians, some of whom,
however, have never recognized the binding
force of the treaty, but have treated it with
contempt, aud have continued to roam at
pleasure, attacking scattered settle
mcnts in Nebraska, Wyoming, Mon
tsua and Dakota, stealing stock and
numbering peaceful inhabitants. In Feb
ruary last the Secretary Of the Interior mott.
fled the Secretary of War that the time
previously given Sitting Bull and his men to
return to an agency had expired, and that he
and his force still refused to comply with the
directions of the Indian Commission, and
that therefore the Indians were turned over
to the War Department to be dealt with by
the army Secretary Cameron says the dis
cONery of gold on the western border Of the
Sioux reservation, and the intrusion of our
people thereon have not caused this war
The young warriors love war; and frequently
escape their agencies TO go on the hunt or
war-path, their only idea of the object of
life.
On the afternoon Of the sth, La Signorina
Speltcrna, II young Italian woman, success.
fully accomplished the feat OF walking II
rope spanning Niagara River, directly over
the rapids below the Falls,
At Newhur., \. Y, on the night of the Sth
Eliza Armour, aged forty nine years, to cure
rheumatism, wrapped herself in garments
saturated with Kerosene, which took fire
and she was burned TO death. Her daugh.
ter in trying Ia save Mrs. Armour's life, was
also fatally burned.
4 train on the Missouri Pacific Railroad
was boarded 10y gang Of robbers near OF
tcrville, In Western Missouri, on the night
of the It'll, sud the express safes were robbed
of about sl6ooO-sl2,oo eco from the United
States and $4,000 FROM the Adams Express
Companies. All the robbers wore masks
while on the train. Pursuit was at once in.
stitu,ed after the hrigands had taken their
departure.
II is estimated that about fifty lives were
lost and about 81 ,o.o,OO0 worth Of property
was destroyed 10y the recent storm in Iowa
Gen. Sheridan sent a dispatch to Gen,
sherman, on the Sth, In which hc expressed
the opinion that there was no occasion 10
call for. volunteer cavalry for the campaign
against Sitting Bull. With the six compa-
uies Of the Twenty Second Infantry, Gen
Sheridan says Tcrry's forces will number
shout :. 600 men, and Crook, when Joined by
Merritt, will have about the same force,
which il is LEI; to he lmplied viii be >uifi.
cicnt for the movement against the
Sioux. Gen Tprry's official report
Of the Little Biz Horn fight confirms the
previous reports of the disaster. and cSu-
mates the lighting force OF the Indians at
2,50o, \ later dispatch from Terry, received
on the Sth, indicates that the Indians had