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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
RELIGION AND OBLIGATION.

LECTURE By THE REV. DR. THOMAS g. PRESTON.
The Rev. Dr.. Thomas S. Preston, Chancel-
Tor OF the Archdiocese of New-York delivered lecture
last evening. under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Local Catholic Union, upon the subject OF the union
religion and education IN the public schools. He
greeted by large audience the hal Of Cooper Institute
being fIed 10 the doors chiefly vita freshmen aRd
women OF the better class nambor Of the Cath
esIe clergy OF this city and vicnity sat upon
the platform, prominent among whom were
Bishop COrrigan OF Newark, the Rev Father Doane of
the same city, and the Rev. John j. Keone OF the st.
Patroks Cathedral OF tins city. The lecturer intro
duced by Father Keone after few remarks Of
azement to the young men OF tho UniOn and was re
ceiyed with applause. Although the address an
boar aad thfeeQuarters long the audience remained in
seresca to- the end following the varying moods Of the
speaker with applause, Kisses laughter the
mon required
Religion and education, according 10 the views Of the
speaker we're formed 10 go hand in hand from their
nature Education he deemed TO be the drawing out OF
the faoulaes Of man; true education that which made
both soul and body ct for the future life Looking TO the
past religion and education according 70 reason 20 the
teachings OF the CAtf0lic Church, and even to anti
Catholic experience, found 60 have been united
The disposition divorce them either the result OF
shbelef IN religion Of lack o. appreciation Of fits
value 70 tho soul OF In te past education followed
stOss apon religions the teachers Of meme inteecs had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
THE FIRST SHOWS STORM.

There is a certain element of eXiilaration III
snow storm and especially m the FIRST "
season. hcraid as IT all the gennino sports o;
whether it steals apon the city in the silent wacHes VI
the night or noisily prociaims its approach Win Inv
registering North5sster its welcome Is always genera
and hearty. Such rs the reception acooIue" !"
+bo forerner OF Winter in its best estate but 10 ono
would have had the hardhoOd to rejoice ia the advent
of such storm as descended upon the GU!
veste,,ioy morning II was a bleak, gloomy, and De
pressing Sunday There NO benedcnon OF tho SKIES
as the chlch-goers appeared the streets Instead,
+be heavy lowlying clouds seemed 20 approach stll
closer aud ample fakes Of SNOW iei thGh ana at iio
was the promise and potency" OF "a thorough shON-
storm hut tine suspicious beginning was dcStneu 10 nave
most lnno and impOtent conclusion u bad seaioolN
snoWed quarter OF hour when the ht,es le lilit
0uently the patcr " rain drops was hctia ON the WIZ
doU-siii and before long chill November s'orN sci
in with nothing TO redeem It's uticI uitarhcss.
Tho streets were deserted Gnu the hccho
OF a week bsfOro reGnGctei, save mat now ihe
,nlulleI SnoS and rain fell without change or icSNg'
Tic storm continued tits mOnutoncns way tht"HSh
oar the afternoon aud evening, reducing the sTets one
InCr, 10 foTpaida5lc stTiches OF liquid mud nose ~
Tic lower part Of the city are now IN lglt oslul
ton and this morning will be tame ct tral 10 DhSa Is
men aAd Others who are forocd 10 venture ohi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
DECIsIoNs-Nov. 25.

Supreme Court ClambGs-Br Judge Lawrence :.
Ror act. ThOrpe-Grer granted. Ialin ~ RaDd Iowher
Company agt. Slaughter required MoL sgi'
ZONES SOulOn The Board of AsSessOfs, Fearing asi
In OF BensOnGrautod Lynch agt IOf-
ryTs aidaytf seYs sufficient excuse Tor not serving
he oior mon defendant personally ana TIC ordef IL
therefore granted requested In the matter OF Antrcn
Hand Penng Machine COMPANY wish 20 hear eohhsei NJ
regard commissions for the receiver reported D inc Tet
cree the allowance which Is ASKED Tor y ceuh
l5eo r. y, lol Bth Cd p !9S section VI Baker
ae Famer.-f Of the opinion that the panuh II Oy en-
Used allowance 81 live per uon e anl2ui OF h nc
with tlose views VIII Dc sEanted Ilaball ag NoWton-Ine
copy OF the complaint handed IT, la response 20 the mem"Iah
ann heretofore hl5d signed by attorney desire
10 be Informed attorney who signs the consent On
Tho mart the plaintiff substituted for another at
t0tlry on whether be acted such attorney tIrouEhoa
the action soHld infer from the affidavit 70 the complaint
made BY r. j. KimDall that OF me time te cophuI
vas served he the plaintiffs attorney IT nos re-
dnre the order sibstitrug him ~ such attorney inc
sire Wooden Company ret Juar1.-lhc exceptions laNlng
oen Withdrawn the report OF the referee viii be ooInS
bu wish counsel in regard to the pcnOns IN tho
tie fees Of the referee before
orders. PcldetOn Tho trustees OF the
Nest tythrd Baptist Chnchfhe CONSENT does not
apnrar To c signed te stUrpeys for gu the parties 20 tbe
artiou In the matter ~ BGrneyTs Il obviously ceilchi
error In the affidavit Of Mr. Brewer IN recng Tue contents OF
the letter of Mr. Cfaige THIS be corrected but thK
that there should be reference TO ascertain the ic's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27

hes Of character and conduct though they nave OIen
been grossly exaggerated Great tempatiOn5 proVe,s
ialIy bcse the pathway OF great powers ana one WIG
can yeTcoe aOst everything else may some ian
OF coTauering himself He never assumed 10 nc Iault
qss ana he would have Indignantly reDuKed any ono
vino assumed & for him. We all know that WINE no
could master the great questions Of national nanoe anu
was never weary in maintaining the lmorahee ot up
boding be national credit he cared enough ABOUT
bis own finances or took pains to preserve ms own E
natient OF differences and sometimes arrogant
and ovcrbearing toward opponents His own con
seiopsress OF surpassing powers, ana the ntte-
rJcSI had almost said tho id0latry-of lnnu-
eroie friends would account for much more OF all This
than he ever displayed.
Tor Description and Critical Of Statue ace Editorial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
TIE E1LIdARp rouRNAsENT.

On Saturday afternoon a. Z. Rudolphe and
Jacob schueacr played the fourteenth game 81 The Ma
tona Billiard Tournament AZ Iammany Han. Rudoipho
won the game by score OF 800 TO sohnehcrs 49, The
winners average lie In the evening Joseph DION
won the irst game scorBs goo TO Albert Carriers 2o9
The second game Of the evening the sixteenth Of the
touynanoBt-was between George Slos,on ana CyHlie
Dion. IN h.a second innHC DION made o run OF 1lS,
which carried him % points ahead of Hips-lu The inter
went % NOi1s udisnuycG by the lead ol hs opponent
and won the gsnup ly - points SOssOns average wi-
1877 Therc five games 10 DO played ana ~ "
expected thai the tournament VIII ccee tomorrow nisht
.JOssDh Dion Eud0lphc, ana S,Osson have each won
three games GARNER, DAILY aAd Scha Rer two eacn' ana
Cylfile Dion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit Of Agnes Mckee against DAVID
McKee, for divorce the referee g. f. Yeamans, has re-
ported that the plaintiff is entitled TO amony and coun
sci foe.
Anna J. hi has sued her husband, Philip
Ill., for partial divorce for cruel treatment. The ref
cree whom the sent has reported in her vor
and hts report awaits the courts action
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme CQuTt, Cham
bers Saturday, issued wrs Of habeas corpus and GER
torarf in the case OF Mrs Sarah IT, Cassemann who s
accused of having swinded bo0rdinghOuse keepers &c
1t is commended in her bshah that oven II she u sae she
has been guilty Of no criminal onense The wins are re-
turn0be to-day.
John Detwiiler brought an action against the
Phenix Fire Insurance Company, before Judge hey-
nods in the BreOkyn City Court. TO receiver S3OoO IN
sIrance boot and shoe store Ut No 80 iIes-AFe
which was burned last Simmer. Fire Marshal keady
estimated tine loss at 80 500 The insurance company
offered to compromise the matter for 5000, taxing e
ground that kerosene kept In tho building IN Nol-
ton the insurance CONTRACT and therefore thsy were
not liable. This offer DetwiOr refused and Drought inc
suit Judge Reynolds decided that although the kefo-
aeue did not cause the fire. tho keeping OF II was VIOLA
ton OF the contract, which was therefore Noa Oh ss
ground he granted q non-sult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....

PORT OF NETWORK. IS.
CLEARED.
ste2ms1ig 9,elo (Dr)' Brso1' Hul via Southampton
s So Alsatia CBr) Campbell Glasgow HeOlersa
steamship Hermann Ger.) Reichrnaun Bremen via SOM.
steamship Tybee Kueh sGnto Domingo City Porto CaDe
Steamship CRY Of Havana Phillips Havana F. AleHanars
teanship George washington. whitehead St. Johns Mp
and Halifax. \. = Clan q seaman; -
' Steamship hsiefs Hawthorn. Neworeans5chas A. WHIT
n Steamship KaIciorbOckor Kemblc Nowors.ns CLARK
STEAMSHIP salvador Nielerson savannah. Geo Yqnss
steamship b. SCHUYLER, Burns, savannah Campbell
steamship Champion, Lockwood. Charleston J. W. oulntau
steamship Deqesctor Jones, MOrchead CITY ana Whining
steamship Rchmond, Keles, NORFOLK, City Point and Rich
mend oiG Dominion n Z 81 la, .5i y 80; oo - =
steamship Fanny cadwaladcr Clark. Baltimore VIM DaL
Steamship Agnes BurdcE, Pbadsphta, Bogert Morrs.
Steamship A.. {. Stners, Warren PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Gen. Whitney, lIalett. Boston. T. DimocE
ship st. Petersburg tNor6 Hansen Hamburg, c. TobiA&
lark ceestina tAustl cOpaItich for orders soOe
Bark Gacono utal scarpad. Cork Falmouth Coz orders
BARK Johshno Maria toerl. Gusavus Bremen Funch Eye
Big Tula Morgan Belize, Hon, VIM lex 3 CO.
Brig L. Edouard (Br). Bakslee ST. Johns N F. A. z out
schr five sisters Wallace eonaiyes simpson ciapp Co
schr A. Van Brunt TOoser cenfucgOs Mora Marun
sehr Addio RyersOn, Cousins, Nassau N p F. T Motel
schr W. & IT. wOtherspoon (Br), Pettis, windsor rs.
sc6r ]. l. Cccssley CBr), crOssey, windsor y. sew
schr. Escort CBr), Curry, wofvie N s. D. r. De wGfs
schr NJ L. st. Pierre (Br) Haley, st John. N. B., PL
sem. Maud Webster. Wentworth, Pensacola, Benn'r .
schr Laine Cobb, Cobb, Charleston Evans, nan Co.
schr. Salle Coursey, Brannn, Richmond, Va shghi
schr Enoch Moore. Chambers. Richmond. Va slaGh' 8
Petty - - -.
schr James $. Pike Robinson. saleIa Wills y Ropca
Sioop Lotus Jarvis Peru AnbOy. Weaver & SterrY
soop X. NJ. Johnson UuE Bridgeport tidgeon clrs"
soop NinnehO. Jarvis, bridgeport National Freight sra
| Lighterago Co
Steamship Airiatis tr Perry Liverpool 10Y: 10 W
SteainsRp Montia. (Br) Bcdd6e liverpool Noy, l5ps
oneenstoSh 18th with ndse pass Williams Gui,1
With sie4 nadse and pass 10 " b MoTEn '''
sesms1p ASSlsSc s qilaPp AsRn W Nov IL via
i stesmship Cen Barnes Cheeseaan savannah 81 VIA
ns ssa aaG iMi ontFoy e cSesic fcnana SOY ~
Port Royal I'D WIZ mds and PISA 70 Mallory ana s
steamship AIssns GoOs LeweA with mise aud pass -
BarS Kate HardinT Cof Thomason watts. LivcrpO' VI
"a Marx IlbSys Pssse on,eyia n DAYS win Ins.S
Bsr aa 81 Ssd sT o% r y e S%ss
sS6r John Wentworth Brown Jacksonville IS days wa
sohr, Edna Harwood, Turner IAguayn aud Turks isAD~
seSr " IL Usid Fcss Jacksonville 10 days with ysa0'
pIs ehr John sOmsrs Mason Bangor va NOwLOni0H1 vi"
| lumber sl......a. -s.S. -. a.,sr,v,sv
Jas. r. Bayias New Haven. a. P. Cranmor NeN-hA
sPTsy t oas EG f5awnSet sn as fSStsss
IL wSs%nssSSp RsS'neke fsa Tcplns nvsuiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
4 1AReE MANUE4cToRY RURNEp.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE MILL OF AHA &
HUGHES, AT NEWARK, Y. J.

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE MILL OF AHA q
HUGHES, AT NEWARK, Y. J.
About a. m. on Saturday fire broke out
in the enameled-cloth mandatory Of Mcssrs Atha &
Hughes in SRssexave.. near Eewarkst which reBuit0d
in the almost total destruction Of two large fOurstOry
briek buildings occupied by tho above firm, and frame
barn belonging TO John ~ Dopf together with the
tents OF the buildings, involving total loss Of about
$4,000 on which thore is Insurance OF 84 700 The
fire broke out the dryiBgroom in the tho third
floor Of the building nearest NewaIkst. and owing TO
thc cOmbusble nature OF the contents rapidly spread 10
the adjoining structure, which separated from the
hrst-naned building by an alley 20 feet wide portion
OF the west wall fell upon the barn OF John w. Dopf,
completely demolishiDg it. The frame dwelnghouses
on either side OF the burning buildings saved with
great difficulty. The private watclman Of the factory
states that he was ia the room where the fire originated,
about half an hour before 10 broke out and That there
uabe n,achlncry, Including nav engine and several
Calender FesSps There also large stock OF man
ufactured goods hand which was badly damaged by
fire ard water. The finn employed about 100 hands,
$4,000 10 on the buildings, $4,000 on stock. and
81 800 on machinery and fixtures. Mr.. DOprS loss Is
about $3.50 which covered by insurance In the New
ark Mutual The firm Of Atha 4 Hughes was insured In
companies: citizens. $3.470; Humboldt, Sl,735 !;
Manufacturers. SI,735; Newark CITY $l.735.
Tey we're also insured In the Alliance Safeguard, Man
haitian aud Importers and Traders OF HeY-Y0rk; the
Cleveland, Ohio; the Bangor OF Bangor, Ne; the Mer
iden of Meriden, Conn., the Mlvllle Of Mnyille n j..
the Northern Of WatertOwn. N. Y the Roger Williams OF
Providence r. T.: tho Home Of Columbus, Ohio and the
gun on the ruins ana the business OF The frm win be
ed1cd befure Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27

The New-Yorl Board Of Fire Underwriters
on Saturday provided for Committee Of Revision Of sz
members three to be appointed by the President Of the
Board and three By tine Committee on Rates ana t"o
are 70 be changed every ten days. The committee VIII
meet daily al for tho purpose OF revising rates.
and whenever member Of the Board desires chahge
I'm the schedule rate special risk he must make MS
Tcnucs in writing. II - appears that REDUCTION can
be gafcy made aAd IL objection ~ matte ny otttf
companies thon carrying risks on the properly; INC
cbafgr WIZ he made Untl the reduction IS denied, the
COMPANY or agent nay carry the FISK at the reduced
rate proposed. The cOInmlbeo VAL pegm hOiihb sch-
lluI i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
SMITH NJ. WEEDS VISIT SOUTH.
NOT TRAVELLING UNDER AN ASSUMED NAME-WHAT
NE SAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

he SAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Smith NJ. Weed, who reached this city last
week after weeks visit 60 South Carolina, said to
reporter OF TE TRIBUNE Thursday that his trip to that
state WAS taken In consequence OF request from the
Democratic National Committee that ho should go South
and soc that no improper measures were taken by
Republicans to secure the election OF Gov Hayes Pre-
yious TO his leaving this city he said the Committee had
been Informed that Gen. Fitzpatrick and other Ropubl
cans were their way to South Carolina and 1t was
feared that some attempts would be made to have Gov
HAYES counted in" Nh Weed In consultation with
Senator Randolph and other Democrats, who watch
inc the counting the vote by tho Board of State Can
yassers I'm South Carolina, but compelled by
businesa reasons TO return to this city before
the count was finished Mr.. Weed said that
the published report that he travelling under
an assumed name caused by hs staying night
at a hotel with some friends on his way 10 South Caro-
lima and not registering his He afterwsrd found
that Brooklyn man. who knew him by sight had been at
tie hotel at the time and had sont the report 80 New
York using tho name or stranger from Tennessee, who
haIpcnc 10 be there also In regard the election In
sOnih Carolina Mr.. Weed said that during his stay IN
Columbia he many indications Of intense excitement
among the citizens o the place, bnt sgns OF VOeuee
a. Intimidation. He beard black men shouting for
I1Idcq and white shouting Hayes and vice vefsa
and whilo he In South Carolina no heard open
charges mado by Republicans that the negroes were
heightened away from tho polls. tie was not present
long enough during the countlEg OF the votes To get
OF the Board OF Uanyassers IN throwing out The vote of
Edgcicd aud Laurcn5 counties worthy VI cGnvlcts.
and he believed the members of tho board would yet De
arrested aud made responsible for their action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
COUNTER CHARGES OF HUSBAND AND WIFE.
TIE REASONS WHY MRS. STRICKLAND WISHES A
DIVORCE MODIFIED.

A motion was made on Saturday, before
Judge Sanford Superior Cout, Special Term in tic
SUIT of Madeline A. Strickland against George W. Striek
land TO set aside or modify decree of divorce III her
favor In her afaayits she says her maiden name was
Parisen but married Strickland in New dorsey under
the name OF LaTkD, because she had been married TO
man named Larkhl who had wife living. On her dis
covering that fact RBe left Larkn but to avoid gossip
continued to his name. Strickland induced her 10
give UP her properly treated her harshy, and hnay
abandoned her She says she tlon employed Douglas A.
Levicn IT, who persuaded her TO accept her hnsDahuS
off r in regard divorce, but she claims that she was
deceived Ia the matter. -
The fendnnt IN answer asserts that she was not mar
ried 10 Iarkiu bus was his mistress lie denies Sethbs
her property. He admits chat he was dloIooe,
but contyaGcts the assertions Of the pantn ID fes"u ~
the divorce, ,.----s, -. ,,,o
Mr. Irvicn denies the charges against hin mace ~ Cv
pnintiR that be took M interest IN the phlhp
account Of her poverty, and aided IN GoJlhe NJ =
divorrr ana i'm other respects far he Is concerned
confirms the husbands statements. Judge sanford ~
ferred to william G. Traphagen 10 GAo 4'oo'
and TepOyt the with his oIslnon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
A Gentleman made appIicaticn Cor a schOol

A gentleman made application for school
rs Maine aHd prsented himself the board for oxam
inatiOn his qualifications. Aitllnetical question:
proposed tie teacher stumbled aud halted. but
finally made cut 20 cipher out the answers But on
geography he profoundly stuInd Said tine commit
tee-man, " Can you locate BOStOng" He answered {"
know ali about It, probably Just well you do nave
heard OF the place scrsrn times but can't somehow or
other seem to locate g." WITH view TO helping BIN
out, the committee said, IL is The capital Of como
State Is e nstq" "Yos, Ibelicye IL w." "Whai State
Well, know, probably as well you do. what State
Boston is the capital Of but yOu haven't got tae
flow Of language to express 1t England journal
lIfD lllonfinn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
ACCIDENTS AT SEA.

The schooner John Wentworth, mentioned
IN Saturdays TRIBUNE as in sinking coEdition opposite
the lighthouse at Barnegat, tow0d 10 this oty on
Saturday by the tug Cycops. She was run into by the
schooner Susan, bound for sayanaaMur, and was cut
down four feet under water II necessary to throw
overheard about 5000 feet Of lumber.
The steamship OtiieO, Capt BrstOw, hence for Hull,
England, while proceeding TO sba grounded IN Swasil
Channel OF 4 y. Saturday She hOatcd on at high
water without damage, and went to sea yesterday
tuDl1ling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
THE COURTS.
MISS MARITIME. GETS $50.

The Jury In the breach of promise suit Oh
EuyeIie Martinez against Juan Del Vale brought IN
verdict OF $50 for the planR at o'clock on Saturday
She had asked for $4,000 The trial had occupied
iprv Of 10 men for eight working DAYS, and they were
locked up whole night. having gone to their room az
80 O'clock Friday. The verdict carries inc cos.
which however will not amount to than $500 Or
$500. Judge DOnOhue granted the highest aiiOwance
nossible on verdict per oent-that Is 81 80. After
the fury had separated soe of them stated that at rst
tey were divided almost equally the question or sub
sfontia verdict for the plainti TIVE putting II as
high $40 900 Afeward her friends ON the jury low
Gre their claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
lB..rxker agt. HsrrissL
IA. Ryan at. fhe Mayor.

lB,.rzxksr agt HerrissL 90. wilson agt Knsup
il-Eysn aG The Mayor. q. smith sgt Forest asD'
:, &C: cn -. Harris agt Bgriett.
I6. White agt Aealio. a.. IhbOttson agt. KIM
IT. .Tweaney agt. DuDp. 45..VOn Emery agt Adam.
COMMON PLans-EoUIrY TEn--vAS BRuxT, J.
Ilnseed and sperm 20. .fhs NowYCrk III iYfo ian a.
ohOompA"y e' al Me es1Ss Of, 20 ast
TRIAL TERN-PART THOMSON ).
1893. .Engei agt. Grant. s27 Heidek ast Boyd.
900. .Mangam agt Downs 1903 Johnston agt Pcrina
s93 Merrill agt Boyer az -sbonDsone gt Gasnbie
37 Booth OF al agt Fergu' SIC smith ast Kerns
se5. Wood agt. BlOcagOOd flt..Farlcy agt New.Ysrs
1926. Connect agt- smith. Central and IIndsoa
Dol ,.Dethless agt Iunsen. River railroad Co
1913. Wagner agt- Whitney. !
MARRE CouRT-sRsERAL TEs,-AcKAR GoErr and SHE'LL
Dan, u.
AggeG.ss from orSs n,,,. 4'Hqmsn ct al aSt
--.Grsyold ast Temp fan e al
wilkins ast Conner, 7sheTi1sS sst Net sei Sst
-..Lasak 81 al agt. Albert 9. .Hermance aet Tisy
peas from judgments Is KTskSEer ast o's sss
Thrown agt Thnrber and :, man
2..west Side Savings Blk Wood@srtl. ~
agt. Newton. H. Tie Harlem Bank set
S-.LaSe Shore aud NJ 8 Hopnsr.
r. r. Co. agt Brtn
TRIAL Txax-PArT Iu-sHEA.G J.
1868 .Krekeer agt Conner 1881 Same agt. Same.
44es Dalton ast. HOFFMAN ,l2sS White ast: Meya.
,o.o eta' ss62.. PiSIee sst skinner q
s172 .tiiiss sGt o'saIlvau. $500 Michigan asi Conan
$3.50 Connolly agt Degel ct !0n9 Metznger agt NeldA
a2s McCiowan sgt Dawson 80. ell sgt Pentz
1856. Wells agt Beyer Ct al.
GENERAL sFssEoSs-PAuT IHAcKEtr. Recorder Patrick
B. Ryan, James Niece js'as CAIN 6arISs sss
G,aIy Ge9 Y o0ngsy ItIas " lyPss Isaac Rose
Pant IISUrIERIaND, J.Chrlstophor Hang, Peter snia
William Lance burglary Timothy Sullivan Henry wosto
OYER AND TER,ER-BRADY. J.-ciarles RslstOn forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27

The Boston Globe ia authorized TO state that
Sidney Lanier win shortly bring out new and original
cantata portion Of which VIII run as follows:
Louisiana, out OF thee
Carlinn, thee-thee Fl0rldy,
ridden cries; Ye cheat awayl
Packard yells We don't HQOray.
Kellogg bawis I'm boss to-day
Chandler shouts Your votes shall stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
NrNIATrRE ALMANAC.

NTNIATURE ALMANAC
TOO Noon
wa rER pA1-A.Y
sandy Hook $40 Cows island ALT Hell 6. Ferry. 6D4
HI6H WAIfR TINS rAI-p. u
sandy HOOK. 400 slans. 4.s4 Hell @. Ferry.. CD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
SUPERIOR CoUnr-GESERAL


Appeals lr0m orders.
/. .Brague agt. Lord.
2. Lynch agt. lyme.
B.. Carter a.t Y0ungs.
4. Garter agt. YOuRgs.
b. .SlausOn agt. Watkins.
g. Dow agt. Darragh.
1.-THE People, &c., agt.
Bull.
S..Tyng agt. Marsh.
General Calendar.
l..Walling agt Inc May
or, &c.
q. Newfctd agt. Upper
man.
5...Griflith agt. Burke.
4. Blsut ngt. iiinald0.
On. Y. Catholic Protec-
tory act. Tho Dleeck.
Or.st. II. IL, Co, Ul
q. .UarneckG agt. BrOwn.
z. MADAM ngt. Covert.
y. BuTnhalp aGt. Hrennan'
q. Knox AIT. Hexter.
40. .O'Sulliyan agt li0perts.
III. Moore Art. Belloni.
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