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The New York herald., 1876-09-27
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Marie Hugart has brought suit against the city for
$40 900 damage for injuries alleged 10 have been
tained in 1865 through falling into excavation in
lllth street. Owing tho long delay in bringing the
to trial Judge westbrook yesterday, upon appli
cation OF tho Corporation Counsel, granted order
directing her to appear the Sd OF next month for
examination before trial
The Of tho three youthful acrobats, Joseph
Don0hue, John Ellis aud Richard T. Ellis yester
day brought before Judge Wcstbrook, IN Supreme
Court, Chambers, habcas corpus proceedings. The
Court ordered the matter to be referred Mr. William
Sinclair to take testimony In the case The latter,
however, after patiently listening to a long prelim
nary wrangle TO the scope OF the examination
under the order oi reference, adjourned the further
hearing until this morning, at which time it Is
pectcd the testimony will be proceeded with
In 1874 Frederick Oberner, somewhat prominent
both IN political and mitary circles ~ Brooklyn, sold
a piece OF property in that city to j. Wendeline aud
wife, giving deed containing the usual guarantee
title and clear OF all encumbrances Relying
these representations, and on the guarantee
ta.Eed tho decd, the purchasers did think IL
ccssary search the title Some time after the pur
chase they we're called upon TO pay mortgage for
$780, suffer the property to be sold under decree
OF foreclosure The mortgage paid with interest
and costs, and Immediately thereupon Mr.. wendelne
and wfe instituted suit against Obermier, based
recover all they had been compelled pay through
his misreprcscn tatons. Yesterday this suit
posed Of by plaintiffs counsel Mr. Richard NJ. Bruno
obtaining judgment before Judge McCue, in the City
Court Of Brooklyn, for $780, which was entered up
In plaintiffs favor
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
POLICE COURT NOTES.

On Monday night Oflcer smyth, OF the Twenty first
precinct, was assaulted and knocked down while tax
ing prisoner to the station house by Philip Broderick
Of No. 447 East Thirty second street. Broderick had
grudge against the officer for having arrested him some
time ago charge Of burglary, OF which he proved
himself innocent He struck the officer with cobbe
stone on the head and while down jumped upon hun.
The prisoner escaped, aud alter desperate struggle
Broderick was taken TO the station house, bleed
profusciy from the effects OF blow the officer gavc
him the head with his club Al the Fifty y-sevcntb
Street Court Judge wande held him for trial in de-
fault OF 81, 900 bail
Daniel Cumskcy, No. 46s West Forty-sxth street.
George Drew, No. 6S3 Eleventh avenue, ana William
Shepherd No. 743 Ninth avenue, were held Tor trial
the FIttyseventh Street Court yesterday charge
OF violating the EXCISE Law.
Herman smith, Of No. 335 East Forty fifth street,
was held for examination at the Ffyseventh Street
Court, yesterday, on charge of being accompce
OF Daniel McGovern in the larceny OF two watches
worth $150 McGovcrn was held Monday
AT the rombs Police Court yesterday Michael Hayes
and William Bridges were held in 81 500 tor trial
tho General Sessions on charge OF completely in
carrying game OF 'faro' at No. 81 Front street.
All the apparatus Of the game was seized.
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS.
Bv Judge Van Worst.

By Judge Van Worst
Orteaga vs. Leitch. Reference ordered.
Mercer vs. Vose.-Remittur filed; Judgment
affirmed.
Drssburgcr vs. Watt ct al. Reference ordered.
Christie VS.. Strangs-Undertaking approved
Hirsch VS.. Samc.-Same ORDER
Rodman ct al VS.. Same.-Same order
Klein VS. Woisohn.-Complaint with proof Of
server should be handed up
Vanderbilt vs. Wood mos. l and 2(-Bill OF particu-
lars OF counter CLAIM ordered.
Whitman vs. Hinton. Reference ordered
Crane Tyler ct aL-Order making receiver party
Maher vs. Central Park, North and East River Rail-
road Company. y.-Ramitttur: judgment affirmed.
schuchard ct al VS. Bank oil Paris Enge vs.. Setter;
Evans VS. Gintcr: weitach vs. Browning; wasson VS.
Connover; Clark vs. Benninger. granted.
BY Judge Sanford.
Clark vs. Flanagan Ease ordered on file.
Lawrence Vs. Aerriheld-Case and exceptions sct-
Porter Vs. McGrath Motion granted without costs
to either party. Memorandum Of decision.
Smith vs. Dunscombe et al--Referee's report con-
frmed and judgment of foreclosure and sale ordered
In the matter of the petition of Southwark Hubbard
for discharge from impr sopment-The prisoner is en-
titled 10 be discharged from Imprisonment comply
ing with the requirements OF the statute let tho prop
or order be prepared and presented
Bennett VS. Lathrop.-Moton TO continue ipjun cton
pendcnte lite denied, with $40 costs.
SUPREME CoURT--sPECIAL TKRM
By Judge Van Worst
Erringhan vs. Van1erbilt-Counsol In the case will
appear before me on Wednesday morning ut eleven
O'Clock at this branch
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUTT-PART 2
BY Judge Van Worst
Nolan VS. Harris-Case and amendments settled
sURRoGATE's COURT.
Estate Of Margaret Sanderson.-Order that letters
Of administration issue TO Sarah A. Mosher upon her
executing bond yiih sufficient surcties, to be ap
proved by the surrogate.
Estate OF Henry H. Richardson. Order OF reference
entered.
Estate Henry W. Aorris-Order that letters OF ad.
mnistration be granted TO Jonathan Edwards general
guardian of Gerard Norris Edwards and Mary Morris
Edwards, upon his executing bond with sufhcien,
surees to be approved by Surrogate said bond to be
in the penalty OF $50 600.
Estate Francis Dougherty, minor Order entered
directing service Of citation upon general by
leaving same At her place OF residence provided BY
act OF 1853.
Estate Mary Anne Connors-Order entered allowing
administratrx TO compromise claim due said estate
upon the terms and conditions therein mentioned
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr, CaANnxRs-Held by Judge west-
brooK-Noa 49, ~, 49, 63, 90 ia, 115, 1872 2l5, 216
2l7 29, 224 22s. 2a4 246 24s ESQ., 259 2G2 269 27o,
211, 272, 273, 274.
CouRr or GENERAL SEssioNs--Part 1-Beiore Re-
corder Hackett-Ths People John Tanc, homi-
eide: Same VS. James Lyons ROBBERY; same va Joseph
Mckiernan, ielonious assault and battery; Same
James Martin and James Campbell, burglary; Same VS.
George Leer, grand larceny Same W. Patrick Waters,
grand larceny; Same vs. Laurence Curtin grand lar
cency; Same Charles Wilson, grand larceny Same
John Curtin. John Brady and Thomas Rilly grand lar
ceny; Same. VS. John Donovan, grand larceny; Same
vs. George Brown, misdemcanor Same vs.. Sarah A. NJ.
Bonnet, msdcmeanor; Same vs. Ann Tracy, disor
dcrly house; Same VS.. Thomas Henson. nssan1t and
battery Part 2-Beforc Judge GL derseeve-The
People VS.. Eugene Kernnn and Michael Lcnehan, bur
glafy; same VS.. John Csrmody aud Edward Malone,
burglary; same Edward Sinclair, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Maria Naming, grand larceny; Same vs.
Daniel Friedc Ct ais. assault anc battery; Same
George Rostman, assault and battery; Same Lizare
Dreiyfa, Guion Ferdinand and Alexander Clark, OBJ
scene literature; Same vs. William B0ysion, William
Regan and James Trainor, obscene literature; same vs.
George Hicks obscene literature; Same vs. Pctcr y.
We'll, obscene literature; Same va Joseph Schoss
obscene literature; Same VA Charles Ame aud Others
The New York herald., 1876-09-27
NEW JERSEY CASES DECIDED.


In the United States Circuit Court to-day Judge
Nixon delivered opinions loliows:-
In the case OF the Webster Loom Company against
the New Brunswick Carpet Company injunction TO
prevent the use of certain looms refused
In the OF the Exchange National Bank of
Pttsburg against the First National Bank OF Newark
against the plaintiff.
In the case OF the Consolidated Fruit Jar Company
against Thomas and Samuel Whitney and others which
was SUIT in relation to the assignment OF patent on
fruit jars, asking for permanent injunction 10 re-
strain the defendants from selling using the fruit
jars Injunction ordered against these defend
ants and all other defendants and ordered
to ascertain damages.
, 1876-09-26
SIrfei.

9%onopn. a. Septbr. 30hlrei0c
Gcriommlun9en, iuel0e III perlAleoenen
S9eilen Gn9lon0's in 8'5u9 ouf Die
printalil6e Sra9e ob9ebalten wuroen'
baben 0onfcspoten fir 0rn. Coupler,
BON Der omcrltanil@en GtianotI0uIt in
Gonltantjnppcl we9en oeien prompten
acknowledgements Seri0ts iiber Die
S%iirttnsrGuel in 9nlgorIen an5enom-
men.
2onopn, "a. Sept. s.. SornM
Der GetrrtQr Der brutll0tn St90tlon IN
Gonltantmppl, miro li6 noN YbIlppo=
pc! be9cben um 0en Yro5 lltn Je9ea ole
Mu5tlitel Der Gtuuelibo ttu ii 8nIaulcn
bei5upObncn.
Sruiiels, %. 5cptcm er. Sc
o9e Morpe" %ueIDientllNt elu Sep lvc
aug Gnnltautmop.L /, ID lNc or oOn T. =
luno u%or9ldjIogeus Urpoc s.>oIa Nn=
giebt: Vitcrs, unVeom ,tcl W. Il
ltlllltono; s~pellers, o%ltatus quo ant
bellum," i'm Setreif BON Serbien uno
Montene9yO MT elner Nuaoebnun9 ogs
8eblets ocs 2eBteren orlttrns Ilberole
G%ebcnsmittel uno lotale Sire belt i'll Ser
Se9omino, 9psuien uno S~ulgorlen.
2onooh 25. Stptember. Cine
Spr6ial DepeiAe Oes u5tanooro" aus
Selgrao pom 4ten ia9t: Gn9lan0's
Specifications : Solis wlro ourNialcn.
Sic Gulien lino entlAlOiien, auf oat
Sale, &rie9 gu fIbren. Ser g80fen=
illQfano sebt I'm Mitterno9t 81 @noe.
wprauf bic SeinolellsteIten wicoer er.
ncuert werOen. 9ie Yorbereitungen
bier beute (Sonntas) Morsen Iino ben
SrieocnsOerluden iehr mloerlprr0eno.
IS fanren sroBe Sriegs '9emonIttutio.
men Spnnabeno bel ,berrei0ung Der
SABINE, mel9e pDn Mpscow an Die rui-
iil6e &apalHie : 2caion, ltatt. Ml
Ian uno Der 8iIhof Don 8el9roO lellte
ten Selitono, Sic 2e9ipn beltcDt nus
einen l0Dnen SGla9 9tuten, auam.
i9einli0 Solooten. sic it 1cut nod)
Der Sronte %ub9egOn9en.
Sel9roo, %. Sept. Sos GOmllc
besierbilAen S6upthmn bat olt Y,ps
flamotiOn, Mllan ais Sonia 81 at.0
ren, on9enOmmer uno erluNc4 Ole 10
niiter Dem beisuitebr n.
, 1876-09-26
Garopai(de Madjridbten+

stuttgart. DaS Yrogramm be,
DeutiNconicruatium BAT, obwObl man
bcmielben ale Ssmpatbien in Sdrua'
ben 0biprod). oennod) eincn fleincn St.
foi9 gcbobt, a1r2lid bat iidj bier u,s
ter Der SOrltanol1aIt oeS DIRECTORS Der
9leutanteuanitolt, Sc, 6etcr, bic ihwd'
bild)c Section BET DeutiAcOuierUatioen
rtabIirt. Setter 9cb0rt, wie Die auOern
iAwdbiIAcn Ilitglieocr, ser ltreng fird)s
Ilfen Bartei al unO 9ing ieit5er i'm
2Sclenttid)en NIT ser Oeutl1eu Hartei,
mas oudl ierucrbin 10 bleibeu miro, I'm
Dem Suu0niB Der llltrumOntanen unO
0eunotrateA ell entIprs0mOe5 Yaroli 81
bleien.
Die Nufuuft oe8 beutlden S~saiIers in
Stult9arG lit II c fiuItiu aui ben 21.
5epttmber ~ieit9eiegt. gn ojeiem NbenO
ptro Der 9roBe bon Ocr Gta0t por6ercis
Iete unO lebr umiaugreide 6afelSug
ON Scatter 0M S@lOiis baracbradt
p%erOcn, oa5 bis Oabjn uon Dem jeet Su
Experimentation acknowledgement @es
silte iret lem wlro. Au Dem 60delSug
Veroel 0le &orpOr0tionen, Tcreine uu0
'9tl;llltaltcn 3bsIl ncbuleu uno Bic
yaaJcrea ,3aJt5 uber t~Er8egjMnoc
s. lleVHiea.
4a uerbjr9t gift fo(Jcnoc8 @1Idjd)t'
$50: 4T 60 mmdnOlreu0e @enerQt 0e5
a~nhcrgtibtn Armee Corps, y,
I'par5sopptn, laJte nad) Der 5ulpcts
Oh o'V Ill .6ern9art II 9QrulIOnIrenOen
d Heterogeneous gum Gomm0uoeur
4 ocl: ,OaS 9leglmcnt bat au3ge-
ga 0ttG lcnt, abtr Se iino nIdt ld)ulN
t%.,u, I@olocrn Sire Maior3." DIV
~.ur, en- An9eliAtS Oe8 gau5en 81
tl;NrecorpS EN- lotde5 Compliment &C.
madll Wuroe, tOnnte natlrlid nidt3
alOereo tQuu, ais ietnen Abidie0 iors
peri, oeA CT aud erbIclt. Gr mar crit
tur5 uOrbsr, alerotngS ge9cn ocn 8iaen
Oes Commandments gum Oberlt beI0rOert
p0r0eu.
Sine piquantc Gpilo6e Ypic(tc Gd gcs
ie9entIih Der Se9e9nung oe8 ocutl9tn
&allerS nit Dem wirtember9iI@en Sos
ni9Spaar III oer Sommerrelioen3 be8
gestsren, in 6rieOrtASDaien, 40. Nl3
Oct &oiler bort anfam wnroe CT ndnls
lid BON oer &6ni9in auf 6rou;6il9
be9raBt. woraui CT in oeuti@sr Spra9e
erwIoerte. Die Oeutl1e 2anoeSmatter
licB ltA jeOO4 baOurd ni@t b~eirren,
lOuOern iubr fort, Die l~luterbultnns
sbrsrieiiS frnnt1iiid au ilhren. pahrtAo
, 1876-09-26
neuefe teIegr. geDs(1sn.
GnalanO.

2onbon, "a. September. @9tb'
S. s. 6reemantle, @%onierbotiper, MIR
DC porgeItean als MitQlie0 oes brittii0en
l1ntcrbauies fir Sufin9bamIbire err
mdblt, lin bic burd Gr6cbuns oes 9rn.
Gisrueli in Den Noelfano entltanoene
8afon5 su fiGen. 9r. 6recmantle err
Diclt 1882 Gtimmen, uno Sr. Caring
ton 2ibralcr, 2539 9timmen.
Solmoutb, IS. September. Die
Gorte rNo,ipap" coli0ute auf 9ober
Gre nit Der ,@ope Queen" melhe un-
tergin9. Gin Mtatroie Der ~@ooe
Gueen" f~lrtterte on Soro Der pNorpop."
9us SNidlal Deg onOeren Sbsi!cs Der
M}onriGoft 1T unbefannt.
, 1876-09-26

den. ltn5a6li9c 6rcmoe tamen I'm 0as
bon aQen eripartete S@aulpieI %ouSrIe
ben. Die SteOteiIenbo6mpagen, weI0e
na6 Dem obern Sbeil Scr Stoot ginger,
iparen bon 8oIiSilitn uno 8ir8ern &c
fiiQt, uno bic erIte unO siueite StroBe,
BON ben 96]en gtleben, lparcn beoeft
DON 6~uB9dn9er, iuel4e noromdrt5 9in@
gen.
ltd9efd6r I'M 9 u0r auT Den 9traBcn
uno @oenues BON no man eina@tusTi6t
erbalten %fonnte> i6pdrte e. BON 2euten,
ols ltarfe 9e9enl0aucr eintrafen, oo0
leoer 9atte einen9tegenl0irm mit9ebra0t.
@roBe Surht berrl0te BON Der soften
sur Gotten StrnBe, uno mun0e 9duIer
waren gang u%erlaiien. Sn ieOcm 0auie
loaren Die Sbiiren nnO ScuIter aus 8or
i4toui9elaIien, aber 0ie9olf3malje batte
feline 6ur0t unO 3ul0ouer i0ludrmten
Oil Der 8dIierieite mo nieorJgem @rll-
DC, gerooe in Der 9lnic Der Tellen, 100 lie
ll6er ertrlnfen wQren> penn cine gStle
%olelelbe bel Jillt bdtte. Dian l0dBt IL
Subj Der 2cute auf l2-l3,000, Die an
tpelero wdren, 5piiNen Der 90. un0 26.
Strabe mo- feline 64uier limo.
Na6oem Der lebte S0uB olsQ8arnun9
BON Der Wen9e Dernnmmeu, mlroe e5
plDblid ltiue, bis Der brittle SDuB 10
plinuten big 3 ubr abgefeuert wuroe,
oann fol9te 99llinutcn Dor 3ubr Biz 81
p%ioiion. sr elmer geroOen mo ME es
lAlen ihmalen Sine, in elmer Gatfu=
nun9 BON cirea 800 Daros, wurOc oas
8uiler beQ mo er6ob liA 3 ooer 4 SUB
bod, Elm ticftr S0oQ lparo pernommen,
TeIlen 5itterten unt'r ben 6iiBen Der
W nge, als BON 5luei l9n,len 5t6Btn ci-
MS Gr0beb ne. 9o8 Walier, wel6cs
einen Nu9enbljd erl9Ien, als woate e9
in lelner Sage Derbleiben, brad llno
%lpruoelte anf in unre8ClmdBi9ep Ounflerl
WuIIen, clrca u 6uB bo9 uue i%Onoett,
eilen ountlen Gaub Oes 0pnamils ub
al50ann iiel es 3nriiG uno nod cinem
Iugenbllf nobm Der TluB lein 9em0bn.
liAes ruDi9e5 2lniebm wieoer elm. Glu
mdAtigc7 6renOcn8ti0c el Don Der 9on.
Sen nOr0pelt Selte Der St0ot puroe ucl=
'om men mo uon O II 9ompfcrn wurol H.
Die YIeifcn geblalcn, @lOden murocn 8
ldutet uno alles mar porii6er.
Ser &noQ wurbe taum geGDrt uno
nldt Der %tleinlte Stein mur0c o~uiguUor=
fen. Seine @lasl@tjbe muroe Scrbro.
den. @lei0 na9 Der grplolton wettct=
ferten Die S6te, 6uerlt iibcr Die ouIgc=
lprcnste Stelle Ill f0brcn. Die Glbe III
beoeuteuo ourN Die Grp!olion uerdnotrt
>poroen. SI9 uno 9lttle Sod :,eroen
Die nd6Iten lein, mel0c 9elpren9t wer-
ben.
, 1876-09-26
Greiic der @n3ei8en:

SrBs,re Nrseteer wer 81 Tiger tert6net.
a6t pter meniser Bel ~p,Ibsn xinen Snaart.
Aae gnseteen fub int @eraus i'll sabfen.
Die 3ettun9 wt,b IN 6td mont Gab lint
ss1enb son bsn 7rGsern far ) Gents per
gScde auSeetraeen.
, 1876-09-26
Sell q d te.

@ir ma9ten geltern Mor9en lAor
eiuen tlelnen Mus5u9 aus Der erbaltcncn
9epeIAe iibcr Die Spren9une in 0ea
@atc in Msw Yort, an ~unlerer 9uu,tiu
Safel, I'm Die belOr9ten @emiitber IN
befrieoisen uno Ialicn bier oas Nd3tr.
foieen.
@ew 0Orf, "a. Sept. 9ie Grp.o
pom BON Sel 8ate mar erfo9rei9 unr
that teinen S6aoen.
lin an9efdbrte - llbr eilten Die 6if
9dl'9er our9 Die StaOt, I'M ben Yuntl
Der Sblerpotioa an Der ~oltleite iu srrsi.
, 1876-09-26

Stiebfarren, 9rauneaapparats, aprri9aIa
pIlussriHe II. +. III. rb
, 1876-09-26
9nlaaNilGe Depe(1fn.

Gpanspilte, SUB, IS. oepter.
2ebte Giadt I'M II llbr wuroen lturt,
Stobe zines Gr1betens ~peripiirt, 81
Mirtun9 bro6te cine 9rrBc Auiresun.
in Der Staot bcrpor.
, 1876-09-26
Dic e1ohEtltrA


1T 6%efttmntt, bas gangs bt8bert9e 9ettuerTabren TINS
suItoBcn. Ole &ur ptro our6 bQs Io9enauntc
&ob0ao lnb bur9 @tnhebnteu pom Nobpntpet
beptrft, Sic 9ob0Goer 5et8en an, no bic S~ront9ett
ibren Stb bat, NJ ttef ie lte9t, uno S1 9let9er
3eit 5etgen fe bic 2ebenSfroit hes Wteui4en an.
&ouIeube 1tuo IN BEN lebten 5pet Sabret tn Der
SobesAnltNlt, "a Statton Str, 9terp gort! 9ebetlt
por6eu. Inter ben @ebetlten betluoet I'D ptele
Qler5te uno @lpotbeftr. Nte Sob6Goer utterl9etcen
N9 non anoereu 8dbern bobur6, boB le otrcft ouI
bic &ranf6ett eiuptrfen, unb ben franfen Stoii ents
ieruer, IN mel9er Tornl er aud sum 8orl6etu
fonme. Ste itno eth Serbrennungsz ODER @uSl6ets
bun9s>proceB Der &rautbetts itoie. Sober &rdnfe
rptrO BET Der InpenOuns bteier Sur l~oSuiGgeu ietn
eioeuer glr5t. @Seun Semono bur1 bteie 8Goer 9es
BELT lit, 10 lit er wirtlt9 uro rabttul 9ebetlt, nab
renb mad Der btsbert9en 9etlmetbooe BITE M(tttel
8ew6hnli4 9eiS9rli4er Iino als bic &rantbettlelblt,
itnb i9 Sjters ~ gan5as Seer iecHroarer &ranta
S6oiei5 bic Suy5d6er aae Sranfbeiten. in1ntrIi6
uno duberli@, %furtren, 10 lino bod bic gStrtnn9en
bel t~oI9enoen Sronf9etten! b%elonoerS wenn le ll9
nod IN aeuteu 3%nitanbe %6efnOen, 9an8 auBerogosntS
lid: Ticber, ielbit Neruens uno SpphuSteber,
peroen Iebr l6neGl, gep6bnli3 init 1-3 8Goern,
furtrt. &s0lss unO Smn8emiGsptnoiudlt iptro,
S SeioSyniIt ii Isi i@t3 farirt. @aTerladlt, @beass
fnatiS1nttS iuerben oft iebr 16nel 6ebetlt;
ebenlo s(u9ers lno SbrentrantRetteth iotpte cue
5Dpbilitif6e arantbetten tn leoem Sraoe' pet
fdjtuiirem, ecropbeIh &C; tit bic @trtnn9 etne
pI6blide Il. IAtbare. gtur eth 8ab lit bturetaenb,
I'M SeOea pom Ser %s8irflns st iberaeu9en. Nas
aentrebS unp bic losenanrte S>atts o6er
2ucferrubt (etne bis lest rnbetlbare &rort9ei)
fHSIurben 9ebet(t, Sci lebterer Sr0ntbett 9eben 25
@roSeut bes 5udertOfes nit ieSem Saoe Snr4 bes
nrtn ab.
0ie 8uSes unb @tuuebmesNulpcr perber MAO
iebem 9(ab i'm ganoe %peri0not, Ser Rrets oes
SaDezQulpers lit 81, ber hes Ginnehme : BuIuers
81. Mtan lGle lt9 cine 8roi6ire tber bic 9obfl$
" en9Iii9er oper Seatider Spra4e i9iden.
FL. Rauchfuss,
p "a StantOn Ctr. CBox 1891
Msw 9ostI -
, 1876-04-01

DETER MATTHIAS AMBER
SEN, Underdommer og Skriver
paa Den St. Thomas i Amerika gj0r
vitterligt, at: etter Begjaring af
WALTER MARTIN og i Henhold
til Allerh0ieste Bevilling af lode
November 1875 indstevnes herved
Enhver, som MATTE have i H@nde
en- at BARTHoL. BoRNN til nevnte
w. MARTIN under lode Mai 1874
udstedt Obligation for 500, hvil-
ken Oblig alton err bortkommen, til
at mode we'd st. Thomw ordin@re
Byting den f6rste Retsdag i Juni
Manned 1877, Formiddag Kl. 10,
for med bemeldte Obligation at
fremkomme og lovlig Adkomst til
samme at Devise, da Citanten, ON
lngen skulde melde sig, vii paa-
, 1876-04-01

nLLE og Enhver, som have Noget
El at fordre paa Skiftet efter afgang-
ne Kj0bmand SIGIsMUND ROTHsCHILD,
Associ6 af Diet tidligero Handelsfirma
RothschildSon & Co, og e~fterleven-
de Enke Zipporah f. Victoria, indkal-
des herved med 6 Maaneders Varsel
til for u~ndertegnede Skifteret at an
melde og bevisliggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thomm Skifteret, den 27de
Marts 1876.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-04-01

staae fornevnte Obligation af lode
Mai 1874 we'd Dom m~ortifceret.
ForeIaggeIse og Laydag er hevet
we'd Forordning af 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Hand og Embedssegl,
St. Thom@ Byfogcdcontoir, den
8de Januar 1876.
r. NJ. ANDERSEN.
Il. S.
, 1876-04-01

ORDER OF DAY
for The Colonial Councils Extraordinary
Meeting, Monday 3rd april 1876, 2
o'clock p. N.
Introduction Of and 1st Discussion on
Money Bill to the Budget for 1S76-77 for
$4,000 for Bureau advances for April etc.
, 1876-04-01
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Bekjendtgjorelse

EED Slup "Dagmar'', Skipper G. Ma
liza thegrew, indf6rtes hertiI den Jade
August 1872 fra Frederiksted, dertil
indf6rt med Barkskib "Gerson'', Skipper
c. Olsen, fra Ki6benhavn
1KASSE MERKET L. E,
som endnu henligger uafhentet i Veier-
boden hersteds og indeholder:
2 PAR MANDS HALVST0VLER
s DO. DO. SKO.
, DO. FRUENTIMMER STOVLER.
Saafremt IOgen melder sig linden 8
Maaneder eftor denne acknowledgements
og godtgi6r sin Ret til nevnte Kasse,
vii Beholdet etter Observation-Disclosures Ordre
bIive bortsolgt we'd ~offentlig Auction og
Provenuet bIivo indbetalt i Colonialkaa-
sen.
Christiansteds Toldkammer den 1ste
April 1878.
H. r. ANTHON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-26

Lent

Lent. or the sprng-tide fast OF 40 days, begins
on next Wednesday-Ash Wednesday, as it is
called. It 10 held by many that this fast is Of
Apostolic origin and by others that it is an
ecclesiastical institution Of later age. Be that
as it may, all good churchmen are supposed to
sober down during the 70 days, TO give up triv-
ial amusements, etc, IN anticipation Of the sp-
rroach OF the holy season Of Passion week and
Easter Sunday.
A great many regulations have been laid down
at different times for the observation Of lent. In
the early days il was kept with extreme r!gor,
chiefly by the catechumens and public peni-
tents. in these latter days the regulations are
generally announced annually by the bishops Of
each diocese. Following are the rules for the
Observance Of Lent by the Catholic church Of
this diocese:
81. The first day Of Lent, "Wednesday,
falls on the first OF March.
"2. All persons who have completed their
twenty irst year, unless leSitlmately dispensed,
are obliged to keep the fast. Custom allows a
cup Of coffee, tea or chocolate, with small piece
of bread, to be taken in the morning. In the
evening, a collation., not exceeding the fourth
part Of an ordinary meal, is allowed.
"3 By dspensation, the use Of fesh-Ineat is
allowed at the principal meal on Mondays, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays except the Sat
urday in Ember week, and the Thursday and
Saturday in lioy-week.
-. The use of fish and fcsh-meats is not al
lowed at the same meal during Lent.
IS. All under twenty.One years Of aye, those
who are engaged in hard work, the sick and
conyalescent, and persons who cannot fast with
out serious injury 10 health, are exempted from
the fast Persons excused from fasting, on &C.
count of tender age, hard labor, and sickness,
not restricted TO the use Of hesh.meat at only
one meal, on the day Oh which it il allowed
Those who entertain any reasonable doubt about
their Obligation 20 fast or abstain ought 10 mp
ply to their pastors for advice or dispensation.
% The time for fulfilling the paschal duty is
extended, in this diocese, from the first sunday
Of Lent to Trinity sunday"
II is also a peuitent season in the Lutheran
and Episcopal churches. No regulations for its
observance, however are issued, though many
are suggestedl and each person spends tie sea-
son as he thinks fit.
In southern countries and places the season
is preceded by the carnyal--or farewell TO
flesh" during which time the people give them
selves up 10 mad pleasure in manner that the
cool blOodcd northc-ner can hardly appreciate.
This year in this country the Carnival viii be
celebrated at Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans,
ETC., as many well know, on magnificent scale.
On next Wednesday services will be held u
the Episcopal church in the morning, and dur
ing the I.ep.tp season after Wednesday on
each Wednesday evening. Special announce
mcn,s Sill be made at the time for Passion week.