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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

ARREST OF STAGE RoBBERs.-J. Wal.
lace, who left here late in the fall or early
last winter, and Spaniard named Man
uel, who slid out on ticket of leave
issued by Col, have been arrested near
Darwin, Inyo county, Cal, for the rob
berry of the stage between Aurora and
Belleville on March Il, when eight bars
OF silver bullion were stolen. The Coso
Mining News says tina. Wallace admitted
that they were the parties who commit
ted the robbery and offered to turn
States evidence and take the officers to
the place where the bullion was con-
cealed. 1t is thought that these are the
parties who robbed the Hamilton and
Phoebe stage short time ago. They
have been taken to Esmeralds county, in
this State. where the robbery was com
mitted.-( Eureka Sentinel, March 30.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

TEE Napa (Cal.) Register, in reply to
the suggestion that the members Of the
Legislature nigh. change places with
the crazy people in the palatial mansion
at Napa says: The inmates of the Asy.
lum wouldn't fill the bill; they are too
sane; their minds are too clear. We
don't suppose that any one of the Napa
lunatics, even in his most insane mo-
ments, ever gave expression to anything
so devoid Of reason as the press bills and
some other measures proposed in the
Capitol the present session. We don't
suppose that any Of them ever did so
violent or murderous . thing as did Viii
cox when he attacked Somers in the Sem
ate chamber. If the inmates OF the
Capitol are dissatisfied with their quar-
tiers. and want to exchange them for
some other public institution why,
there is San Quentin"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
The AMERICAN GAaE-FIRsT MAT

TIE ANERICAN GANE-FIRsT MATCH
OF THE SEAsoS.-Yesterday a couple of
base ball clubs played friendly match
in this city. Both clubs have been
formed this spring and played, We are
informed. with spirit and skill. One
club is called the Centennial and the
other the Young Changers. 1t will be
seen by the following score that the Cen
fenpials were the victors Yesterday:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

Hardware! Hardware! Hardware!
Call and examine the large assortment of goods
at E. 3. RAILS. Gang Plows. sids.hill Plows.
Breaking Plows, extras for Flows; Stoves Of all
kinds: also the celebrated Medallion Range.
Crockery and Glassware, Paints and Oils. Bar
fixtures, Coal Oil. Chemical and Rubber Paints.
Gas fixtures; Doors. Windows. Blinds, etc :, etc
all Of which he offers low down for cash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
vICk'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

IL the most beautiful work Of the Kind in the
world. II contains nearly 100 pages, hundreds
OF lno illustrations, and -Four Chrome Plates
OF Flowers. BEAUTIFUL drawn and colured frr'i
nature. Price 80 cents in papcrcovcr-: IS cvuts
bound In elcgsn; cloth,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02

David's pen never wrote more
sweetly than when dipped in the ink
of affection. -Mason.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
vicK's FLORAL GUIDE.

This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal. inely
illustrated. and containing an elegant eolor.d
frontispiece with the first number. Price onl,
% cents for the year. The first number 10,
1875 just issued. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-02
VIC KS
Flower : Vegetable Seeds

4 RE THE BEST TIM WORLD
IA produces. They are planted by million
people In America, aud the result is besutifu,
Flowers aud splendid Vegetables. a priced
catalogue sent free " all who eneloso the post.
AGA cent stamp.
, 1876-10-15

PROFESSIONAL.
(A1'AIS}ISEH.
MRS. DR., KECK

Will arrive in the city on Oct II, on fifth visit:
Can be found at Do.e Block, Room 90, northwest
corner Of Madison and State-sts. VIII remain one
week All persons afflicted with Chronic Cat27rh
and Consumption will do we'll to visit this success
full physician. Consultation free: This profGs-
Keck has patients from all the largest cities OF thc
United States. Some visited her from Boston aud
other Eastern cities, wanting her professional SER
vices It is surprising to see the suffering. some
coming with total blindness. Deafness. Deran&e-
ment OF Mind, Consumption. and the worst OF re-
Heart Disease, Hemorrhage OF the Lungs, ~ euIal,
gia Kidney Disease. and the worst OF Prot!ec,ed ca
Coughs Of ten years standing Every one yielded
to her treatment where all other remedies 1alled
many cases OF Falling Fits have been cured by her
in Davenport and other cities: The best OF refer
cnces given in this city. Asthma, even Woen porn
in the patient, has been successfully treated Any
one doubling the above can address William Pickef7
Rockford, iii. The best scientific physicians IN
the case Of child in Bloomington, ILL.,. said that
death only would relieve it, but by the able treat
ment Of Mrs. DR.. Keck the parents now rejoice
the darling being restored to them: me cnllo Was
only IS months old. Names can be given OF par
ties suffering with deafness and cured in two
months, in this city. Also cases cured OF twelve
yenrs' standing caused by scarlet fever. In regard
10 arrangement OF the mind there are hundreds to-
div that could be restored il medical men we're
only posted as they should be- The hanatic Asy
Of one case being brought 100 miles for treatment
WhY did she come: Because they eaw one cured
who was so crazy that they had to watch her aud
she was fully restored in mind. Do you kno" that
We have two asylu1ns in our Statc? Now. over one
half the cases are caused By Ory CataTsn- MEs'
Dr. Keck has removed Polypus without the knife.
Address mr. Dunk1y OliD, Jones County, Ia.
Mrs Dr.. Keck has different remedies forthe various
diseases.
, 1876-10-15


PREPARING TO PURGE TIE s,.a CuoSti AND +H''9~
LAt1sS f1~h1i,
The Democratic county Centra1 Co1nmulco
met at the Headquarters, No. II Clark street,
yestefoay 4harc ho1nr crow, on in at,en1
eA'4' 80, :. -, .h.t ..,,
ance, who seemed inclined to kno" "nat was
going On. The fact Is, the Democracy are dis
g,stcd with the Legislative ticket, and tho
mecttns W., ~. 49, tr .,,1 h.h,a ;.r,rd.
the oad 1el1o"s' "nlcA "oulo ptoo"o.5 AD>'1o0
tile whole crowd.
Mr.. Perry F. Smith called the Committee t1
orf1cr, and supeested that they retire to 4 pri-
olue.' a.o '"s:'
'ate 1oon >,- o...:~ o,;..+
a1r. ~. =: oneluou- 4 ona.4 14A.,
There are things to De pro19nt up tna@ ate Ps1-
amount to any other consideration As Dem
1 nn-ot eh;oct ~ tho Rennhlfcans and thc Chi
oes--s 1,.,,s! r.nn;ng The marty. which I think
caso ! "'<@ :5 a!|!.45 ,.1f t'1'
capaoie u 1u1!ni'S a.eea. ~ u. haet r,oh+u r.,
ihe CnaatT1oa nase oue - =. 'ns .t,ar ~ rh;'.1,
the "orlo 10 9o1ect, out q .-H t - ,n;1h+ ~
you have spoken mas not coae ~ -!; ~,
der other c'rrumstaaees oe piope. a ~ w ren,
out OF osot5, espx.41"' 10 ~" NV
ber OIL tne Gonna'stT nll nTe-~a Tho fo11ou,ino.
uus sau DUTCH onee. 49, ~ T.
ResoIs<a, That commlt:ee o. ~ uemoGtate: ;..
TO be sc!ectea y tns t - ;;+eI ~ ~ ~ rn,,s
70 n'set rth them Tor the nuroose Of taking
;t consfier,ton eli things necessary for the best
,nterests Of The party At tue coming election
'h,tsee sI " o.a5 =, o,oe,d th,+ eac,, ,,.,,-
~. t1 4ha rnntra1 Co1n1niftae onnn;nt iva
/ ner ~ sn1 " +eet Conmittee'
~ ~ -o 1nt ord Tho rh,.r .o,1a roe
1ns w. r0" '1'N~ "''~ 0''~~@' ~0@@>~
oeS1ue; ~ ,1,,re, boo,n n 1rau onothe- rcso-
,,.;a. ~ '- 1'1 ~ o~7'~1~
, 1876-10-15
POLITICAL.
A Speculative Democratic
Faction Put the What
is-it in the Field.
Not with the Hope Of Voting
for IT, but Apparently
to Sell Out.
The Democratic County Gen.
tral Committee on the
Anxious Seat.
They Want to Reform the Leggis- \
lative and Commissioner
Tickets.
And Have Called In the AS
sistance Of One Hun
dred Dems. to
Do It.
Col. Bob Ingerso|l Will Address
the People of Chicago
Next Saturday.
The Disguised Du Page Delegates Ara
Seen by Hoxie, and Bury
the Ratchet.
| 4 Suggestion that Messrs. Hayes, Til~
den, and Hendricks Resign
Their Governorships-
Col. Bob Ingerso|' Will Address
the People of Chicago
Next Saturday.
The Disguised Du Page Delegates Ars
Seen by Hoxie, and Bury
the Ratchet.
4 Suggestion that Messrs. Hayes, Til~
den, and Hendricks Resign
Their Governorships.
TIE WH.AT-IS-IT.

THE WHAT-1S-IT. d.
NEW TICKET IN THE FIELD.
4 week ago this evening the Central Reform
Club, an organization numbering member
ship of about 1000, anl which claims to have
elected Agncw Sheriff two years ago, met and
adopted resolutions to torture the Democratic
Convention, commencing the fitness Of John
NJ. Armstrong for Sheriff, actuated, doubtless,
by the belief that, having once been successful,
the Office Of Sheriff was its property. It's ac-
tion had very little effect, however, upon tho
Democrats; but, undauntcd. the Executive
Committee OF the Club held q meeting last
evening in Washington street g27rct and
determined not only to rcaouncc the action Of
the Democratic Convention, bat to nominate
full county ticket.
The meeting was called to order by James
Nolan, the President Of tbs Club, and J. 8.
Child5, who introduced the resolutions ut tic
last meeting calculated to make the nc1t Shcr-
1T, submitted proposition that the Clue maze
nominations for the several offices to bt TILED
irrespective Of party.
The resolutions are said to have provoked
stormy debate, but we're finally adopted, out Of
which the following ticket grew:
State's-Altorney-J. N. stiles\
CierE Of tie Circuit Couri-Jacoo Gross.
Recorder-Otto Peltzcr:
Eoroner-Dr. J. L. Quir!s.
County Conl0aissiontfs-W. J. Flo?s, II. r.
| Durdick, james Bradley, and \. II. Hoffman,
Aside from the above ticket full Senatorial
and Legislative ticket was concoctcd, about
equally divided between tue nominations OF the
two parties.
| animus Of it cannot be given. The reporter IS
under obligation to one Of the officers Tor what
| is given, which IS purely upon his authority.
| There is no doubt that some such action w:1s
| ID A-,A$ : =, t$rrt,1r nt1nhf Ia
, 1876-10-15

,rrr7ra or THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
The Republican candidates met at the head
onarters Yesterday morning to take action upon,
the coming campaign
The following named gentlemen were prr-~
, 1876-10-15

Printed from New Type. and Illustrated with
Several Thousand Eugrarinss and Maps.

NEW AMERICAN CYCLOr4ED1A was completed In
1853. since which time the wide circulation which
has attained In a par4 Of the United States and The
siEnai deyeopmcnts which have taken pacs IN every
editors and publishers submit it and thor
ouFl revision. an1 to Issue new aditon entitled
, 1876-10-15
EXCURSIONS

Leave nv office to see the Lots
eyerv pleasant day at and 1880
in the morning and 3 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Don't delay too long. Only about one
month remains IN which you can purchase
one Of these Lots, as shall close up my Fall
Campaign about that time.
, 1876-10-15
THINK OF TT :!

After the first small payment Of $40, u
CENTS L. DAY saved for q short time will
secure you IN Investment SURE to pay o
LARGE PROFIT, or beautiful site for
home OF YOUR OWN.
You have no interest to pay. Abstracts
FREE. Lots sEown FREE.
Come to our Office at any time and exam
me maps and plats, and go with ns ct An,
LOTS.
, 1876-10-15
The American Cyclopadia

Within the Inst ten years the Of discovery IN
every department OF knowledge has made new work
OF reference an Imperative want.
The movement Of political Affairs has kept pace with
the discoveries Of science. and their fruitful appcA
ton to the Industrial and useful arts and the conve
utence and refinement Of social life Great and
tonal changes Of peculiar moment: The civil war Of
country. which at it1 height when the last
volume Of the old work appeared has happily been
Cd aud new course OF commercial and Industrial
, 1876-10-15
STREET &BRADEORD
Il East Westinghouse, Room 1.
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,

TEE LARGE AND COMPLETE
RFisIDEN CE, with Stable attached,
AS West Westinghouse, lately oc-
cupied by Bishop Whitehouse, is
offered for sale or lease, partly fur
nished if desired. Price low; terms
to suit. House is large, handsomely
frescoed, in perfect order, with all
modern improvements, library, bill
lard room, &c. Apply to
W. F.. WHITEHOUSE
Executor, Ashland Block.
, 1876-10-15

WILL BUY beautiful lot, Que block from
depot, at La Grange, miles from Chicago;
SIS down and SIS monthly. Property shown
free.
This is the best Savings Bunk you cnn hud
for your money, as II cents day will pay
for e lot after you make your first payment.
Remember, these nre the only $1O0 Lots
in La Grange which have sidewalks already
, 1876-10-15
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

Have been made by the tndefangable explorers Of
Africa
The great political revolutions Of the last dceade
brought into public view multitude Of new men.
% whose names are n eSeTy ones mouth and Of those
Great battles hare been fought and Important s:cges
only In tie newspapers in the transient publications
OF the day but which ought take their plnce In
, 1876-10-15
S 7EIN
MatChIeSS Pianos

Are universally conceded to be the Standard
Piano OF the world; are sought to be 1m1:
America; are regularly exported to Europe
and other parts OF. the civilized world in
large and Constantly increasing numbers;
are used whenever attalnable, and recon-
men3ed by the leading artists in both hem
ispheres, and have received the highest
honora ever awarded to any piano manufac-
turers in the world
, 1876-10-15

In preparing the present edition for tbs press It has
accordingly bean the aim OF the editors to bring down
the information to the latest possible dates and to fur
les in science Of every fresh production In literature
and Of the newest inventions In the practical aEts
well to xtre succncs and origt0a record Of the
proETtss OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20

30 for july sod s12 IS down 70 Gil 90 for August
Bnter wse sirsdv aud fair requesf. State hrkips 20
@2sc tnbe i3ts s2e creamery, P0a2ec Cheese
yuet anu uncnanecu at B511c for State and f@pc for
western factory kggs In tair request al i6ItetS<c
pecialy soft ssmples. saet eG8Ov0 eusn !, turnoins
spring si.O1StliC so fcaso, 81 $50 4. ia, No
Mnwsukee,t ~ ia u go unersded springtiesi 90 No
!, s 5d sisSgN q md NJ spring on tlug, Of
Tor Weston. ~ 1a3c lower. and daf saies Is 900
white at fSc No. qtSicsg6 at Doc, mixed State Eat az
aV&iS,. ana choice white N ,te a. 45@40c. Indian
S4hc. tor no grade. b1ic tvr ,ner mixed o0sblc
5or san mixed b. for low mixed, snd ejc for white
COTTON The market was nrmer. but quiet, and no
l2gyc For future delivery early months were I6c
higher, and the alter months neglected; sales IL 700
bales closing with huyefe q i2 b82e. for july I9ac
for August. Y 5.S2c. for september, IL If6c. for
63l6d. ''
GRocEnEs-Coifec 1uic, Rio f5aioc gold .e57
bags sod IN thi- range. Rice sells 5ltGalc for DO.
the GUY sales being COS hhds 7sSa7sc Tor rennng
Cuba, 1bc for grocery Porto Rico. aud sag cen
riiuxaii also, 20 Oxs o. priy tte prices.
stNDLtEs-Nsyh stores were quiet, but steady at
common to strancd rosn Petroleum VAS frln and IN
Iar y quest a Nsc Tor crude, IN huk and tisc for
ienneu, IN Dds. Ocean froignts were fairy active
Drh room vas stcauy but charter room tribe easier.
trim 70 Liverpool. by steam 7ltgsda cotton, 6-I6d;
gram by sail JyS@BAd do to London, Dy steam, 09ld
90 10 nork Tor orders, bs 0d.D6s refined petroeul
20 the Baltic Is 1utd DO. Ia Trieste bs; Gtnra
Yer for orders. a. Sd for bbs., and dc for cases
cases 10 odessa, voc. Nbskey was higher sales 20
Tor prime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Monday. June 19.-Receipts OF
reNe- were SSb car loads or a.i57 head, making 16p
fo the week against g0l5 iast week pI1I the
.Orresp0ndnR week las year. The feeling q snada
peter, ana Wholesale butchers paid ABOUT Ac. n,
more ihsn OF Monyay last few picke steers were
ncld ~ lO}tSlOSsc but strictly prime lots went AZ
100 l0Ac TO dress 81 ANA medium to fair steers AZ
vesvNc. TO dress b6 ms Common Texas and Cherokee
oA1tle wen a. low at 7sxa7Ac n. to dress b5 Ms.
lPts OF esves were 800 head, making 3533 for
same last year. The demand was far al bs7c y
n. for ordinary TO prime State veas and tqlISc n
for buttermilk calves.
Receipts OF sheer and lambs ~ loads OF slfs
head, making 126l tor tnc weeS. against ~ iOl for
as week, aud 232lh for the corresponding week last
year The market was rather slow at 4G6c. n. for
sheep, and 0brSStc n. for Western anu ate lam be-
wins few choice Kentucky lambs sold al sAa0c Y
and some prime and ezra Jersey lsmUs sold 100
lOsc car load Of unshOrn Michigan she p, 1Oi ne
average, changed hands at 49,. IN.
hecelpts OF hogs ycs'er1sy aud to-day 90
loads o. 7tts head naug 1909 for the week. against
1S44s Tor the previous week $4,000 tor the
spending wfei LAST wear None sold alive and but q
small bunch Of 20 head offered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20

state bonds were quiet with transactions only in
Missouri H.. 1873, at 1885 do g. long bonds lotto
1874 aud tennessee H.. new. AT a3l, ana ~ CITY
bans shares neg ectrd. rafO ~ Ids en rct
ed good traGe, with prominent dealings In the North
western and ST. Pau securities winch were higher The
following were the principal transactions New Jersey
Central ISIS, consolidated lO5; Nj waukec ami st Paul
81, 1t, ll6ls Milwaukee and 81. Paul lsts, Crosse
DIVISION, IAN Milwaukee AnG ~. Paul consolidated
stnkiug fund. y3 Nnona and 81. Paul Is T. So Mnona
and 81 Pau 2us, 5Oj thicago ana Norihss-tern con.
sOdated coupon gold bonds. v.is ChlcIgO ana NOrth.
western lsis. l05s Hauuibll and st Joseph rs con
vcrtlulc sNS tcnlra Pacific gold bonds 100 a. 1898
Central Pacific 1.ts. San joaquin ranch. O2.s UniOn
Pache Rairo d lsts 1854 Pltshurgh Fort Wayne
ana Chicago =, lO3 Toledo anu Mabasn
cenvertihle Sll.' Western union rslrgraph coupons
AZ Long lsand lsts, l02 Northwestern consolidated
coup Il gold DOnas. 92AlsOlk krie 9TH mortgage,
lu2is NV Jersey Central lists, new. III. Union Pa
cine 70 land grant, 1904 Union Pacihc lists, lod 8
1904 Union Pacific siuhlng tun 81; Toledo and
Van sh lsts, 81 Louis DIVISION, ~ Western PAcinc
bonds lu2'e 81. Louis and Iron Mountain 1.is, log.
Inc fucAiLE. Agnes. lowest o 4. clOslug
prices OF stocks to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20
JusIice semIer AMIN Married.

Ludwig Senior, Justice Of the Sixth Judicial
Court, BrooKIyn was married yesterday morning, IN
his residence TO Miss Henrietta Joecke the ceremony
being performed by the Rev J. smith. Justice encr
recently divorced from his hrst wife, who. witl
travelling IN Germany over year ago, contracted n
disreputane alliance with foreigner she had hardly
set loot hsaln IN brooANn when e begged htr uus
bands permission to 20 back Europe. When he dts
covered the true cause OF her anxiety he
step tur permanent separation, ami employed coun-
Jag ru IA hcnlf of Justice Scmier absolute IN.
NuFco. the wife gally bade her children aaleu ard
weut back her lover In Europe. lie soon deserted
her, and she l. now IN New YORK,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20
nIEI,

DAVIES In brooklyn. June 10, Anne :. Dawes,
W ife o. J,nn r Dawes. aged 3 years.
Nutice u funeral ~ o.mOrruws papers.
DlFFl.-Ou jane ~. Hi Aer rr.drncc 423 Cherry
st.. atcr Ions aud seNerc Illness, Catherine h. brown.
wife OF hu Dlry
Notice ~ fuurfil hereafter
FINLEY LIN Jane Is Jenet Finev.
Funeral srryices at 4. 21f1 inst NJ III Charles
IL. Meal. Poet, ~, &. a. r.. HuG fIends inyned.
MlLH ANEN. On hon1iv. June AZ, Carol ne hilha-
ven, widow VI Gu MLha, en,i- cd 81 a., MONTHS AID
10 days.
Frends and relatives invited TO attend the fuue.
IA, which vii take plAcct inursda,, June %, al
A. NJ, at her late reslIruc' ~ t.s 3 -
fEUf tRAFTSNAN's LopdF. No bbi. D. AID A. NJ
Brethren; lou are ucrrnt sunmlnr 10 att pc
cal communication irur traft-utus l. Idgc, NJ.
65l, AMI A NJ go be he IN rs ro ms III West 23i
= ON Tues saw, Jane - iS,t at ~ uclNck NJ sharp,
for the purpose 90 lrntnE ia, funeral ceremonies OF
our late biotntF lDbcrt n .ln. ~ order nt
tDWAi.D sIlCH Master.
MM j. 1EINnLE, secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20

MONDAY. June 10 .-fLOuR, &C.-rhe market
generally nai No. aud up. rnnr easier low grade
western ~ "a sold at "a 20 Western inter M lui ~
bol t250eet3zo superhne state anu Western $ sG1
81 POS sApplns Ars, Mtsein snd STATE, slsbetpe3
g $50 western wln,.r common y, tS3'st1 70 Il .
Xxx nd y \, 45.4us&S % Iutueru AIppius, tI,S. "
a. 20, 40. nigh hr.des, N5Oosts co. Rye uT super
nne tiBO0efb 10 BrandN Aluo cora meal, Us 90
PKoVlsIOEs -PuiK opened nrucr, Qua clphal quiet
ana esslcr. Sal 400 bills ~ go slstlS 900
t2O 100 Onls r NV -, bacon Was
qui. but hrm. hes % DOxs city long cletr AZ lie.
aud $50 do Al Chicago nj Toe. Cut meats wsr' quiet
hogs were dull lower Al Ns0Hi6c. for civ
Lard ened W. higher Dul c Osed easter. sales loo
tcs citl at llAc. 200 ties Western al eli w. and $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20

Transactions yesterday at the FIX hanpe COM
prisgd foreclosure saes by Peter f. Meyer one white
marble church Win plot 75KlOU5. On the north sihe %
Fly. .hIrd street, loj feet east Of Seventh avenue
10000
by f.. A lawrence Co one house - lth lot, 20Nus D.
The side o. Inirt, sXn -r ct 10 tcrt clst NJ
seventh avenue, 81 p1o hou'r witu hot l9Na' utt
~, Tue north sue at NluetythlTd stfeet 400 teet
west OF Ihud avenue $500.
10 wuimm Krnnelv, Que four-story hrck tenement
vita LOT. 2hNpSg on tur nortn sd, uf Ihrty tigu %
street. 10 t"ti east Of second avenue, thlOl.
lht toilu ing foreclosure suts Ncif ururdi one
lot. Wrri huc Of Tenth nue., south OF seventy.
seventh street one nt south siue OF seventy seNcn
errtt FORTUNES Of Icntu avenue. aI ouphrd luter.
tercst ~ tnr pO huu d'd ~ inc ,tr Ehtu venue,
Sixty ana Boulevard to June rs fWu luts north
corner ut SNN hrst street auu Flitn ayVIur aud
two lots norm SHE OF XIV hrHt street. cast VI Fith
avenue, ~ sept IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20
TRIED FOR CONTEMPT.
Two Iratc Lawyers who Assaulted Each Otter
in the Marine Court with BiIIingsgste.

IN the MARINE Court with Btiitngsgnte.
Judge McAdam yesterday fined Max
Moses. the statesman, ta5, and Levy Cohen, $40,
for contempt Of court, aud directed that they
be imprisoned until the hnes are paid. Max
and Levy exchanged checks for their mutual
accom- mediation. Levy's was duly honored on
presentation. but Max's, owing to n mistake by
tue bank cashier. was rejected az not good.
Levy forthwith sued Max. and took judgment
aQainst htm. Saturday morning the two couu-
sellers appeared In the Marine Court to argue q
motion about the entry Of judgment. They be-
came greatly excited In the course of their ar
gument, aud Max called Levy shyster, petti-
logger, bum lawyer" and fraud. while Levy
retorted thft the bar had been disRraced by
the admission OF Max Moses to practice. They
looked like couple of roosters With all their
blood up, ana seemed ready for blows. Judge
hcAdnm was astnnishod, and AS soon rs he had
order and silence restored. he rebuked the irate
counseilors severely, and SAID that should any
similar oenavior ever occur again Ia his pres
ence, he would punish II severely by imprson-
ment as Well As line. The case then present he
would take into consideration, and such punish
ment rs he might mUose he would see literally
enforced. Hereupon followed yes erday's 1ne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-20

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