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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

THE RICHMOND "ENoUIaER, '--"Chester, y
the Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg
ludex-Appcal says:
Mr. NJ. ?. Handy arrived here this morn,
ing from Philadelphia. 1t is said that he has
the capital 10 hand to at once resume and con-
tiuue The publication of the Enquirer, but that
be will not undertake it until MIR. Schoolcrat
is got rid Of 1t is reported that the originat
cause Of difference between SchooIcraft aud the
editors (he having obtained controlling inter
est 10 the paper) is that he sent an agent North
authorized to sell the L quircr, and instructed
to sell 1t even 10 Republicans, if suoh purch-
asers could be found. This coming to the
knowledge of the editors, they resigned in a
body
We do not credit this report in SO far as it
pretends to connect Mr.. Schoocraft with any
attempt to prejudice Mr.. Handy, to whom, SO
far as we are aware, he Is uuder no otliga-
tons Any proposition, however, that would
force the time bouorcd old Enquirer under the
radical flag would be infamous. Better far
make bon fire of the material, no matter at
what cost, than that the old paper should come
to such base uses at last-Rich. State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

The New ork Herald says 1.-THE white pop
ulaton of the South, as employers OF labor,
lenders of money, owners of farms and tene
ments let to negroes who must often be in ar
rears iu paying their rent, have great advaut
ages for quietly hucuciug negro votes, and
they should use these advantages IN quiet and
non provoking ways'->uch as quietly aiding
aud assisting 10 the organization of colored
democratic clubs. And yet the Herald knows
that an attempt to use the advantages it al
ludes to for influencing negro votes would
come under the restrictions prescribed by the
administration, aud that under Mr.. Alonzo
Tatt's late instructions these making the at
tempt would be arrested by United States SOL
diers at once, and confined in some loathsome
prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
The Wonder Of the Day.

GRAND COMBINATION AUCTION S&LE
or MANUFaCTU nE..S AND
IMPORTERS
Who desiring to reduce their stock, beng d',Hi,
y int in err SKIES this season, 'tsve Suinhh"t
iucir .urrlu, :locK together md will sell /" Io--
ton o! it hy
PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY HARRISON " UNEAL,
1t Muir Corner, formerly ". ~ y. K K dep.
N,"Xtndris. Va,
Beginning Til UkSDAI, Sept 2lst. nj 10 m
,nd continuing rom day TO lay nHiiI the
whole immense stock il entirely sod oHt. lie
stock comprises n largc variety II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

RESTORING DAMAGED VELVET The Mon
iteur dc la Sulud publishes the following meth
Cd for restoring velvet to its original condition.
1t is we'll known that whco vct has been
Wet, not only lis appearance is <poil.j, bu' it
becomes hard and kuoity. 10 restore its orig.
inal softncss i, must be thoroughly dam3encI
N the wrong side and then held over very
bot iroa care being tax o not to let it touch
he latter In a short time the velvet becom :,
as it we're, new again. The theory Of this i,
very simple. Th heat of the iron evaporateS
the water through the tissue and forces III"
vapor out at the upper side; this vap,r passing
between the different fbres separates those
" ich adhere together in hard buoches. Ii
the velvet we're Ironcd after dampog an *
acty opposite result would be Obtained. 1t IS
therefore necessary that the subtGoc. should
DOT come 10 contact wi: h the heated iron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
DRY GOODS,

FUHAjcuIan GOODS. NuIinE5 CAR
PETS, REAUI-MA ABE CLOI LiN",
BLANKETS. SHAWL%, Ia
Bile CUTLERY,
Linens, Towels Napkins Faa Cnrp%t n'7'.
LINEN Uan.ikcrcnirl., Cs.icUrs, MHa'''s'
Quilt, Lace Curtains, hlmc"-,
M"rinoc>, L.djc- n!d
Gents Ho:i r. and
Furnishing
Goods.
This portiun Of the stock combination "'"c"
Was shipped 10 Alexandria Will be sod po-l''"-
l.: ~ the II S:"st bidder.
y. B. Saturday, Sept 2}l, exclusive e''''''
sale for gentlemen.
HENRY SCHWAKZ, Manager,
scp16 formerly ui Ai"xsadria, VA
sSA 4. GOODS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

WAR IN AFRlCA.-ihc war in which he
peopl, OF the !ran,vaal Republic Africa are
now ehcag.d is wih tn Eau katirs, aud
originator 10 the carly part Jt last summer.
The cause Of the trouble was dispute With
the Il,us abou, the boundary, and the deere
da,iuns committed ~ the natives upon the
Boar iarmcts. President Burgers raised Us
arg force "a h" could and marched TO the
Iroltar. 10 view Of the preparations that were
being made hy III. Zu u, 10 assume the often
-iv.. The f~st Success achieved was Oh The
side Of the b, rs Mothibl was attacked by
1000 whites aid 100 blacks Oh the h # July,
the stronghold car,l2d hy storm On the 9th,
md L complete vi:tory Wa over the natives,
although the !lttlo army If President Burgers
lost Ten men killed and thirty seven wvuydcd
III: nat"cs, however, kept up tier raids, al
tackiug 5 vcral wife settlements, Only one OF
when, X uger=po t, was successfully detend q.
The Trausyaal Republic Is IN South Africa,
immediately north of the Orluge Free State
and the British colony Of Natal. As stated by
telegraph u" days ago Burgers has slucc
suffered complete defeat a rJuc, and 10
hi, LII TT ti%asioo had asked his soldiers TO
shoot him.
Hiram V. Denpst"r, DENTS. of Washing
tn, was arraigncd 10 the police court yester-
dap. on the charge Of the larceny OF gold
watch and chain from Mrs. Francis A. W cooley,
Il appears the lady went to Dempster's place
OF bu.o~ss last April fer the purpose of having
her tooth drawn, aud while uader the Influence
Of ether he took her watch and chain. lie was
held for action Of the grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

The ROCKVILLE FAIR-A letter from our
correspondent at Rockville, dated yesterday,
says:
1.-The 23d session of the MONTGOMERY county
Agricultural FAIR closed 10 day. |; Was smoug
the largest and must Interesting held since It's
organic alton. every department. being tuilv
repres oted. 10 day was the lsrgest aud mos;
brilliant in attendance, being the day dcSis
nated for the last horses, OF which there were
many. The great excitement of the day Vas
Miss Mary Brents (of Alexandria, Va.,) rid
ing. 1t was graceful and terrific, and as she
passed the judges stand 90 the last round she
was greeted with immense applause from the
large ooncourse. There were many ladies ADD
gentlemen 10 the contest. Miss Brent's horse
manship was the most daring ever saw. She
is the heroine of the OCCASION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
STEAMER THEODORE WEEMs. The steamer

STEAMER THEODORE WEEMs The steamer
Theodore Weems arrived here this morning
from Baltimore, having taken the place Of the
Mary Washington 90 that lioe. rhe Weeus
is considered Que of the h;.ndsomcst ADD fastest
boats running out of Baltimore, and her pas
sarger accommodations are first class. Capt.
James Harper, the popular veteran of the Po-
tomac is in command aud is ably assisted by
Messrs. Pearson AID Damron, first and second
officers. The Wecms will no doubt soon be.
come general tavorite on the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
Lucky Ex-COnfeGcrateS.
&c Troy, New Io,k, Times says:

INC 1EUy. NtH IOh, lilulo says
Burton N. Harrison was the private sccre-
tary and trusted contidcai oil Jcifeisoa Davis
while the latter, the executive head Il the re-
hcIIion. was President of the So called Con
fcdpracy." Burton n Harrison is pow, as h,:
has bcen since the beginning OF his admln'siTa
ton, the private secretary Of the democratic
Mayor Of New York, Mr.. Wickham.
General Smith, who had been educated by
the Government at West. Point, was Street
Commissioner If New York in 1861. Upon the
GU ureak of the rebellion General South aban.
dnncd his lucrative municipal Office, joined the
rebel army. was promoted to major general
ship and fought for the "Couteueracy, "hd
against he Uuon to the close OF ih" wa,
General Smith now holds the lucrative othc3 q
City Surveyor uni + the democratic nunlclpaI
Government OF NV York city.
General Lowell, wac was Smiths deputy
C commissioner in 1861, and who RAD aW y win
bis chief and fought with him under the ia :
of treason throughout the war, Is now lnS'aed
by the Democratic municipal govern lcDt III
the metropolis as a deputy city surveyor under
his old Chief, Gen. Sulth.
These men abandoned their Offices 10 JON
the rebel amy Immediately after Fort Sumter
was fired upon; but We are Informed upou sood
rles from the treasury OF New \ TX cl:y tor
months after they had taken up arms against
the Uoion.
Mr.. McLau.hlin is the deputy of the counts
clerk Of New York, Mr. W4I,n-ao Office =,
responsibility ald profit. Mr. l1cla1gnln :
highest claim TO this Dcmcc:a:lc pair ,uago, &c
far as we arc advised, is the fact thar he was \
colonel in the rebel army, aud f,u;ht 20 tni
''last ditch" for the Confederate cause.
Mpj,r Quiocy holds the cHle! depu!yshlp uu'
der d .mv:.alic Sheriff Io1uOr, II NJ" orH.
N.xt to that Of the chief II Is tne IarI"St I;!y
ing pacs III connection with the sneutfd,y, me
compensation IN fees ruu4lDg az nigga az S5O.
UOO TO 500 .0OO year. M4j9r Quincy Iii :a
is technically knoWn as the Ufdcf.ul-aifcs.
deputy, aud 10 hiGl Is entrusted ali orders q
arrest made by the courts o. the city OF Ne"
York, most responsible rust. Aud there Is
t. great deal OF mouey 10 1t when GUY !egltl
mate fees are received, With opportunities u
add i'm neuscly lO receipts by secret arrange
meuls and ways thut are "a k. who is MAJOR
Quincy that he should bc thus favored VIII!
re richest Democratic patronage! l"lS Nag
Quincy was j rebel deputy In servce undef tE,
tulturer Wiz having charge nf tha cen 81
rebel cruelty anC murucr, Lsb3y Prison, durinA
the war. WIZ, il will D. I uenbcr:d, va,
tried by court III rial u, as .l1g.o' at tic
conclusion OF tho war, IL ! Convicted "nl barg
ed for Do b rous cruc,l = toward Coi,u pIts
ncrs thar W re pl.ced uter lis c a!g". L
deputy, Major Quincy. BY D:luorra;ic !av n,
enjoys the hJnoi, aud MONUMENTS o! ~ the
yielding larger nc)lue tDau hat IT PreSld@ui
Of the United Sta,cs What do the Boys ii
Blue say Of this2
[Wc are gai % kuow that some Of h: boy
In cray are dom 1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

cMiLL SUGAR CURED ANS' "''
y and Breakfast Bacon Tor snie ~ pr.R%
SCR, 81 j l. ~ - ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

ND " EH POT "A large u N'''''
4 Flower Pots just received oy ar pI,RT.
sep u i = u = -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

l nrd Breakfast Pieces jus: rece'yf aiI z
sep II j " y -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

elk CORD and TRIM M -'. .,,',y.,
y ali .htdc. also fu.I .i"c Dress II '''''''
Cors...s. Shetland Sh.wls, &c, =. B. Mos
SEP IL + KY l'-'-' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

NEW ORLEANS MOLAo:7tn'
~ CIF'''''s H'c7 '4JJ' G. g f. MILBUEN,
DUKh CIDER VlH 80 :, n 'o utIILBURN.
L sep5 j. u L" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
AMERICAN METRoDoGIcAL SOCIETY

The regular semi-annual meeting Of the
American Neurological Society was held yesterday after
noon In The American Institute rooms at the cooper In
s,itute President Barnard Of Columbia College, John A.
Kasson. Prof C. G. lockwood, IL. a. Newton, H. u.
Elliott aud r. IT, Thurston OF the society, and MclVh
Dewey delegate from the American Metric Bureau q
similar soeiety Of Boston were among those present
President Barnard gave the substance Of the two papers
which he had prepared The first was table OF the
various merical units, called pOund In 'lso among ths
countries OF Continental Europe excepting the 9cahaha
Wan countries Russia and Turkey, ard abolished oy inc
metric system President Barnard lad found that Z1Z
varieties had been in use ranging from 91 ihcaes 70
% Sc inches IA length Tho other paper was smihf
table OF weignt units known as the pound, OF Ellca
there were ssg varieties ranging from 2So3 gcans 70
1882 grains IN weight. TIE election OF o teGh
followed no change being made except ln lhc Gus 81 iS
Secretary. Albert X. Leeds taking hle pace Oh - "
lockwood, resigned ~ .... ,..a la,
Mr. Elliott as beug Of nter The society. The eiieet
Of the law Will 10 HtfOdBee Tic metric system
the p0sOace as well 10 caeagn thc rates ahoo' =
Der cent The eBcTal Is 70 iArnish 70 tAe
pOst0hices exchanging mails With i0ie'h oyshlItes
and, soon as practicable TO all otAer ei-oueth %
The country postal haauccs-dc;l minated ~ El4lHo ~
tae metric system. 10 grams OF whci siE be c SUI
tnute for postal purposes OF over ball ounce SfOio
p0is, and In progression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
NEW POLICE ORDERs.

Two general orders were issued yesterday
morning by superintendent Waking, which arc con'd-
cred OF considerable Importance The rs provides that
hereafter all fecs which arc received 10y ncb'N OF 'e
police force Or serving witnesses sha bc aided TO the
Police LIE Insurance Fund Heretofore the members Of
the force lave not been in the habit Of acer tnS the
witness fees lawfully their due, or have pu then IN
their own pockets Il Is considered best 70 ahd tn 10
fGc general fond, as tie officers are OnN Witnesses ~
c+rs where they have acted officially. Ihc s'co- "rd'I
provides that the rUundnen IN tie dih' l"ot h,a
quarters every section of mcn ana te'ort their eii
to. 10 thr captains OF respective precucts iir
who nave been the habit oi visiting ihe
unle, slginiH at various hours OF the night have not
been satisfied In every case VITA Tue cOhCiUoh Vi 'o
sleeping apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
yrsEaAR Makers EvApNG TIRE LAW.

Otto JessOn, proprietor OF vinegar factory
M No. 900 Ecyensh-4ye. Henry I. HarSs, ana kosS'h
Unrick his employees were arrested Tuesday by rev
enuo officers charged with a violation OF the revenue
laws in manufacturing spirits from Inolasses mash'
wLIch vinegar makers are allowed TO employ IN the
Manufacture of wine vinegar BY law the vinegar
makers aru permitted 10 have stb on their prem
iss eYsporste spriis from the nash, but II has TO
Gently been discovered that by ingenious arrangement
Of TINS and piping and by Of what aTe known as
"jacket stoves, IMPORTATION is steatily carried
on, and the spirits which form from 10
iG per cent Of wine vinegar made the prcEiees
IN Violations Of law. The process by which THIS i zone
- Go escape detection " elaborate and ingenious ana
altOrgb the officers have made frequent lnyes-
hgaBns vinegar w,ris, Tie fraud has not hftherto
bcca discovered Several Aays ago the yineg factory
"A. e William Fisher, 10 Brooklyn, was seized BY me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
THE COURTS.
THE LACT0METER IN COURT.

In the trial of Daniel Schrumpf, the indicted
milk dealer yesterday, Dr. Henry W. Vaughn, State AS
sayer of Rhode Island and inspector Of milk IN Pfoy
Gence gave his opinion expert that the lacto-
meter vaueless test of watered milk. Pure
milk from fine bOoded Gov Sprague's farm lad
been found give milk which would not stand the lacto-
prescribed by the NewYork Board OF Health.
Charles A. DOremus Of Prof Doremus, gave the re-
suits OF his search for samples of pure milk in Orange
County. He bad found pure milk from five oat OF IL
COWS which would not stand the Health Board test
John H. Conner an Orange County farmer had used the
lctOmetCr, ana testified that be found 1t variable ana
uncertain He did not believe in IL as test The de-
PENDANT ScImp was the last witness called Tor tne de-
Tense lie testified that lie aduerated his milk
In rubuttal the prosecution called Prof Ewyn WalieS
who testified regard hls VISIT 90 the dairy where
Charles A. DUrenuR tested the milk. Prof Waller said
the five COWS whose TX registered below the standard
were what were known SHIPPERS and that tie ar
tU]e taken from them not ord nary eo rcial nlik
The COWS in good milking condition gave mix lar above
the standard prescribed by law in this city Mik In
Rpootur OConnor and Prof. Chandler gave cOroboratory
Testimony. after winch the prosecution rested AIotncr
nk test was given by Prof Waller for the benefit OF the
Jury and court adjourned until TINS morning When
the summing up OF counsel Will begin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28

ifEMoRASDA.
The reported arrival Of the bark Cuba Nof from no
Janeiro on the 2lst. was eCone0rs.
DISASTERS.
HAuFAE Dec 2i-lnteigence las been received OF the
loss OF the bark J. waiter Immsn Of ST. Inhu y p from
Duishuig, Cap9 BFetgn. fhe Costello ~ and iOG
81 JOhn. n. T. for NewYork, loaded with ktls las been
The ashore iSuudy AZ Southwest III NJ
Dor 100 from 81 John Her ca OF FIVE yesae aud
three bodies have been recovered
HAVANA, Dec 2erhe brig LYDIA H. Cote has arrived at
santiago de CuDl. src lost part OF her dcN 0a1 II gaze
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec 27.Seiied 1th inst, lOthatT Capt orchard
2 insi IsoBa G., Capt Chlesa; ANA H1rgarethe 25th
us FelciBa Chioza siG War Arrived lfth NIL. Adele
McLOon 18th inst California 2lst last, EugCnia, Capt
Gibetnsn; 24tb iust Maggie Horton lOthair Capt Holly
an.s 10Th fEst Sarah Donel1s Nanny, Abb1soru 9Th
inst, Edwin, and Hannah MeLoon-
DOMESTIC FORTS.
BOSTON Dee 27.-Auved. barks Western Sea, ChTishom
Miragasne Olivia, Stevens, frUu Claml. W. e. A.
brGs God6nder. II ,dley, from Mragoane wm Mason. Ad
PogrLISp Me- Dee 27.-Cleared 26th, schr. Avies
for Charleston.
gent from Liverpool bark Vittora Canesuo Vaermo IRON
Hull Eng Cleared ste .msp5 Aries, Whrd0G. for Boston
BeTks PendietOl, FOR East Cambridge; Perkomen Pierce
and Caiharne Whiting Harding for Providence florida
DELAWARE chr. Dec. Z7-Autved 2Gth, sclrs. Sidney C.
Tyler Barrett nom Wilmington C. J. NJ. Fitzpatrick,
Cannon, TrOIu BOSTON, both Ter Philadelphia
DELAWARE BREAKwATER De. 27.-1he Lark Hawi hope
from stckon LED for Ofok this nJmiBr The ship
piter bark Ao and brig Charles Puryes left for PhAde
NOTICE TO MARIEERs.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
TuNPKlNsvILLR- n. Y. Dc. 81 1876
buoys The lower and approlehe pilots ana masters
buoyA the latter this frequently moved
Notice Of paOys Displaced should be sent directly 10
once. a. O. RHIND Commodore u 5. n,
ifor Latest bhtp Netcs see fVh Pdgei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
TIE LAW OF snrRIFFs SALES.

An execution was issued to the Sheriff for
Judgment Of 1909 in the suit OF Decker against G"no
and on it be held public yale Of certain leasehold prop
erty OF the late Judge hcCunn One OF the buyers paid
on the spot another PAID 10 per cent and third prom
sed TO "sup TO the office with the money Dut ne
has not done co. though allowed to remove the goods
In the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, Mr. Stick
usy moved to punish the Sheriff for contempt in falling
to hold a casa sale" the Law permits 40 other on
execution and for falling TO return the proceeds IN ~
DAYS HT. Book tavCr oOutended for tho shcfil thas
Inc goods were sold for cash. and no other terms
The Cuut intnated that the only effect OF Tue Sheri
giving time make him personally liable Tor tlle
mousy and until his failure demand 10 pay sue:
money the motion premature. hr. Suchney sald,
think could End authorities 10 show that II Is case
You so dys 70 mad me onc ard the motion stands ad
iOlIrned In the mean time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
SHIPPING LNTKLLiGEHCK
PORT OF NEw.YoEK...................DEc.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK q.
stsam.lip city Of Berlin Cr Kenaody, LIVERPOOL via
os ssasP HSysna tBT) Murphy Liverpool
saa,nsp iypt lirJ. Grom, Liverpool via Queenstown
fsansh5 co W. clyde Ingram. Carieston J. W. ouint
Steamship Renefsetor. Jones' Morchcad city and Whining
ION H; ~ limits iiows Philadelphia Jas Hand
BarS FInccsco siarloe GIa GaTgao singapore via Pa
dl Rs frlncs Faer Galveston via Perth Amboy. c. H.
1f BsT Eliza Barss CEr) ve.ey, Hamilton Bermuda A. E.
safs Monteruma Briggs, BridgetoNn, Bar, Dwight
PlstL 49,, No. r,,,,o,, po,,,,u 8 pov.,.n
iiaIK hdeGc, He's Laguayr' ANA Porto Ca0oo Dai
Ing Ze.Sa (r Walsh, Gsuoa Tor orders d. r. De Wolf
sr, oiluda :port, Cunha, oporto, Port Hsgemeyer
I1is sophia Cook (Br) Covert TIambur, D. r. De wof
seSr Hattie f. smith, Lee Mayaguez P. H.. sanchez
Se6r. Senator Gnme Cassidy Salem, r. W. Ropes
s,cIr Am ga Niey VALLEY, Pensacola, Piss0ns IOuh
sci.r Ercia tBg.) SALLY an. TT john H. p l. MENUS
serr l. A. Iecua7, Leeman Plata, sanO Domingo
seir G r seults Young bridgeport, T. J. Pope Bro
ARRIVED.
pc o. and iOt, with mdse and pass to Austin Bad
"j ,e5ISip NewYork Quick, Ncw-orieans Dec 90 with
AID as to BOG ~ g orlcaos Dec IL with
u,ass a. I4ta % CisTk a seailan -. o, .,,, ?,
~, siS So, i til S steamship jos 20
Steaasu.B fsr.ta. howe, lIliaie'pia' "i'' A' " 20
Janics Hand go, .-o.,.,y vri,l ,,asa anI uass
"a t,N l)1nifiJI steamship Co. ,,, .t.o a., ,,,.s
ta,ofSp Eelaor oasoh. Portlanh VIII inse Ai pass
TO -, r. ,,cs,ufaia Jones Havrc Nov with mdse
IN ssad 1of IiycipoOn, Llrgster, Manila Az difs Win
HIdst. 49,. t,o,, NyinJsnr N \ aays. WI
pr W Sawyer Coi B1o;hbay Orchard Georgetown r.
Il =. 20 w" Coz Cook Pensacola "a DAYS with yellow
Iigc. r.,. . r,.tana Eeu Orleans Dec 4, with
Indst. -, - o.,t.o~ ,yt,t 1yuber
D scut oNI Ss-RiyHR AID CpAstHlsE
L. W Hafur, Providence ~, 80" ~. tiassC
NJ L. Varfiey, Bristol - a. Shss VI ~, ts,ene
g. heyn0iGs Sew-Haven VIZ" IL -'s| 10" -
Eo.eT Paeinsl.e. Newiiave1. - .,....
s.IfFD ny WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND r.,
schIs sale T. Charter and Rescue iof BoSohi A0s io
New LO1lO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28
pEcIsioAs DEC. "a.

Szyreme Court ChGmbes-by gunve D ',s F.
Rrme 49, iIOgsIk- BOND apgLCyed Jase L. AI'up~s a-'
w fI ktauirte liecroe 0i divorce grdt -,
Ry itlge EgIrcti11o imgprlers ana lI99eIs Na''Ii
psik s9f koaiitfaer granted hatttr q t.Neh
NOS remember iacis 90 tbs tas a,e ~, Ls
10 40 this Is granted =, ,,.,, sopne,orn Tturl,er
xsl,sr ~ Joni May r. Foalk and Theodore fops snIt
- 9,,,,r Ile Horton Cream Company aBL LuilVh
~ - pTtsr BOse agt Locke, ANA Hart 4gt LhaSe
trsys erauted BolheiIntT agt. schuyier-hscS'I A
uoiDted motion granted 49, Marian for I'm
By Judge Lawrce Decker sgt peekerMoVe1 , pr at
Rented with costs OF mOthmi OPINION Mene as.
1 GT.st s0athsrn Railway Company aiouoh 70 sonn %
denied; mea0raIhum. etsPlst1n AsL ~
in,anct. on eontnuedi moMeranduu hioae As% ~ a1e
Ia, star ROD Cons y.The case VI Gilmore sy@ INC
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FOR IIVERPOOL-In steanShtp 1bgssnid Dec. IL
F,pLlr, Ifus,u Mrs aud Miss COrDl', H. H. DJNhDe W
v Fogg John GORDON Mrs lsng. Wni Lane A. Luton ~
q A ai1y W T. Massey Thomas NcDTCllc, MISS ara
Nc rcdo and mad servant, G. 4. hcCfoef, hfN A. - hC
Creay children, nuTye maid and men httNal d ~
ham q " -heer~s Macpherson Smith Lieut. IL ntch'
ton o. :. ~ wife Nn. MEiatci, NJ MntNei, =. -.
Wilson iiachc Whitock, Mt aud MIs H. T. B9iGys Cha'lo
ymau 49,, -. ~ "a p,ri
fOR IIVERPOOIy-Ip S6anSh!p Emit Dee ~. ram
40 ~ rouot,.r. ~ Et.vrrs Mfs Stevens, James Outline.
Thomas &. COLLISION. George II. BTuni WIN aeRaue anu
ei.e Mr. Mungayen Miss Mary MungGy'n o. a.nbatd; ~
= AanuinE, NJ gnus Jacobson Joras Johas ". "a
ice wife f. -. Cary Miss Aiho cary = H. ioito1 N
/. Jones, Mrs. O'Rcily, Gep SinipsIn and wife
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CpIMNAL NOTES.

Az the Tombs Police COnrt YESTERDAY, I2tTich
uenry Tor assauliig his wife iIJget ifils' al NJ o. A
ief. 81. Win a Knie Was head IA $4,O,O ball
AZ the Washington Pace Court Yesterday, tf re-,
.s al. - tsnDr e aud edward MoCiaBe, charged Win
rabigV Marn A. fIaut pf No % filhate Oi ne We. go
sgleon Spifncs, were committed iOI uNi
Gnu 49,, ,as grr,,l. lhc theli gave inf0rualiusi
vgbtci led 10 thc arrest " the accdsed IeisohH-
Al the Harlem Police Court, Mary Ann yuan
n, n 90 Ayeg F0rs nIn-st, woman OF fespectaJo ~
pearaae- appeared eray Ia COMPANY VIZ e M I'D
rr,n s;e $40 husband nni iet ber Siis
@ 10 uslTAi waoiy des.tdte, alI As@ei
III Nor ing children. The magistrate Sent te eu
40 the Mes.caestcr Proteclliy.