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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

MAYOR ecMotion for new rial dnied lla aE
Morton for rear Imen dens. dcD@nnel az p g!, ai
forpiaint dismissed defendants Dilon Sl 'nu
Repley -. n. ce,,rot railroad
90 Of Jersey agt the Rockani Co. Nationa fak ~ ~
FINDINGS and decree signed allowance o. tlu &
vIaniiN The Real Estate trust 20 at i''U'L q a.
ngs and decree signed
S,.eyioy Copri-SpeciaI TGrm-By Judge Spell
M,II l. puQan agt patrick Calagan-I zee 40 reason "a
5tan.r, why the examination 90 nouns
J. Mc(,urk siotlid Dc had. Tao nO.nn 10 81,
fhr order must 1anrJ. DuscnDuy agt filer ~ y,
Inc .rsI parties interest appear btOie me on VIC
aud show Injunction ORDER sh"uni nu'
-sur against the defendant he hi OF thheo
ia iug.yHgt Srcmlr e aliet All procrei,-s " 10y
in lbs acton. The ATTORNEYS " me pai MN npp I'M
Tor. M and explain the irruvl'rued IN INC Pr t go
T'rnc al agt smith ct al The question pfop9a.u m e
answered IL may throw some liz upon the denFoIy W
deed Herman ait aey her Undertaking apgo,e r. 10
ae Lowe ~ aOrler vacated and set aside GRAY aS';
rel ct a-emittltnr filed MethosIs sgt ia, 1
once nr!ere Each agt Emery PokshOh AZ ~ ID ~
- Nnnis spectacle Eyesss Company latl r' a. "s''
Never Of a.. T.tt ct al. L0vy 90 alOldeis $lt ~,
i:y Judge Stdgplc,Ne agL Fisher et ~ 80
ted aud filed Chambe rlin &C., AT Ch~Ii
oi tact and cU8iOu, u law serted ana hleu -
Marine Covrt-Ch0mbers-Ry Judge Goepp.-ttTill
at on denied with SO coats Hughes ~ i,
@cn,rr-x webb art. Espiclsohn; Truhce ag IIilnoI
rI,c nCe sg f'ropasch 10
c,use Granted The Bulls Head Bank aGt Ml Fan
Tor uf~uDnt granted MOTT ?gt. hugo Mr'nh kis. A.
The American Tract Society agt Green-Moon TO open ue
fan ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
THE COURTS.
r,pcrs OF FRArrD DIsPROvED.

CHARGES OF FRAUD DESTROYED
Judge Dlatchrord in the United STATES DIS
trjc Cour, in Admiralty in tie suit OF John H. Allen
an,ns be bark Herald and Gerhard Vessels yeteltdy
wondered q decision dismiss.ng tie libel The Ibeuhnt
claims tat he is sole owner OF bark Herald Of which
lie has been frunduleu'y dspossessrd by the MASTER
The vessel Charles Rasmussen and tat Wesseiss te TO
tho bark * derived from pretended sale by Rasmussen
which was Unauthorized BY the Ocillnt. Mr. Allen AYERS
that he purchased the bark in July, 1874 Tor aio1o
sterling and appended in TchtuS and repairs ABOUT
81 100 more making her total cost $1,000 sterling In
August 1874 the bark sailed for Colon South Amerci
from Liverpool in good condition. From Colon IN INC
Fan OF the same year the bark made voyage To me
dusauto Coast where Rhc received certain lp)hfles
thoug she was sti in condition TO be returned 10 Coo
on reaching the latter port Capt Rasmussen had SIR
vey made OF the vessel, ard the surveyors
reported that Der tmbers were rotten, ana her run
f.,tou.u-s 50 rUsled as 10 make her unseav0rihy
The estimated cost of putting Tie vessel in sea"of'hy
condition WAS tohirds u her value, and this report
Cant Ra,mus,cr had ier condemned and sofa on jan
oS 1870 the sun realized from sac beng $50 ide
hrant claims that the 6uiYt! anu iIc Olhei ~
were haErJIcn;y contriYed; that the N"S.tta uhUis
were sound t.ai there 40 leakage ublI Cali l's
i,,rY bored IN ;ac aips S,i,s ana ''' 40
needed II, uf- could have il, en- mode AT Sh. t"st'
That the captain flrd 10 INFORM 90" owner oi tue yes
scs cOndiuul. aitn0ugh there was icicgraphc commune
cation from Con aud did not communicate Win MN ~
all until fGe vc5- ! was ~n.d -.
Tine Court held that tine evidence showed llc Nessel 10
Ice IN such "A condition 10 Il-Y TIC SAFE IhcIc Va"
crcs,iy for tie sale because nothing could bc done IGr
lie owner. Inc honesty and gOud iatd oi ilt master ~
masis the sale satisfactorily SHOWN lHc hi'l'I
oDer and he called adj dsirtrrrStcb iCsoAs o'
sk and experience competent 10 adNse MN. S"inIhS
Appeared N tue evidence 10 iapeaCh NE S"ou I,n -
tnt claimant Of the respondent. who Las answered
Dismissed, with COSTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
PASSENGERS IRRITED.

FROM LfNLKTDOi.-fg st>aiashlp Hllr April 2j-Dr.
.,id M DANIEL H. >totaF Miss ij!tl Stodait q,
avert ,,t e.. IS. 4 th D. g. " drr. - ". Man
t0rn BAD T.. MtcOn and servant Miss a ice
G,.lt, a b. @ b.r tine Rev. Prrcval Jcnn' Ms Per
cisI JenIa silva 1-hus Master frrcv Jenna, Master
ars. Usyi .oI.n ~ ana ag, william -orei MS COOKE
infant. 'ir amt Hrs. y. p. walsh Master
" % du nfH, capt O.. iluur'tk Wlte aud infant, -lss
IL. Peter NJ N.A j. L. lium - MI. \ e. Evans,
a. Ar Mira - d 'asir-y, Victor YVES
ton. j. L.s.rr Mr'. g. CIye aOd RANT, Lieut. g.
Iioyis H y. rlieE SO.tIn, y. Niccn, owen BacSe r.
81. AcIVh, &. hu Il. 4. ttlg +. ~ ahdcstyh, Atsun
carr 4. 3 ~. tcf W. L.. ili L. orEtOn. y" 4. fafry,
a. b. ,ClGisa n. NJ ~lair1 T. AMI liar; amt scrNi
FROM Asp BIZ IN ycuHsfiy color, Al ri Prom
Capt So LIrts ID tsfrun, ,. Mitchell VIM vincent, ~ m.
hfsutt tIun tr e.. ~. Poiikowsgy, J.. Permit
rud W g. D. ~ sawyer, - Arru-, H. toi.uez q. G.
Ourlta SITE Frsnr's.p G. Soprr, Louis
s,..ai AID .I'- Nr, louis n-uibury ciIdrtn q.
L. bar, to4islp wlit .rt c;uu, MIS-. T. h""erh,
Geo Greenwood }. r. N.4 MA Pll Dti-e and uinn, @.
" U.r,i, M:s. Eilltg, I.Ward ScIlst niger, T. zeal
ri'Ds.s Ifd Ui,. HIs. NutfFNillf, James Taylor
ami 10 t1.cu.rrs j. e.. rr la r. h Yeager, Il.
n, -Ie d. o. w. ". Hafry~ NfllHr Hy. SIM
tagi.l O.. I,ot Capt. ." t. lanner cas-. HtyIHop. Jos
fi.rJft, j. e. bIcuks, ms.
aHd children, i-os cunningham, JACOB
B.if,. .. 81 p.un, oven nrhty, Al. Aruji, ). milton,
at+ 90 ttN-l.- Poser .ocS b. H. Laihlop 4. W F.lrr,
.t O. tsr.fO1, = ami ch dgrn, JOnu
tsi--. 49, -r-- frpfi banana JACOB ma x T. Percy.
NON As'uwaI.-t Herman, Nobi. fcunrr and wife, Mrs
Mime. Joan NuadEesi. joan McCue Mcdonald, JOhti
N!ss-. -laL-0 1lu-y, 4. CouAa, A. Ness, A. Garcia,
.. IL ff.tp, ~. Warrington Smit prom havana MI,
SIR, Hiss hh0"tpn, James T. DOrlsni ltos Roberts
Mrs. Pold, ciid, and servant, H. sAlcedo y Cucbas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
THE CONTROLLERS TERN.

ANOTHER MEMORIAL FROM BANKERS AND MER-
CHANTS URGING THE EXTENSION or Mr.. GREENS
TIME IN OFF CR.
The following memorial, asking for the ey-
tension OF Controller Green's Office, sent 10
the Legislature yesterday;
TO the Honorable the Legislature Of me state Of Neic Yor
Memorial of bankers and others representing financial
interests in the city OF New-loIk: ~,
hen infronuced INTO your honorable body providing that
the term Office of TAG present Controller be extended
neVe the proposed To be an emincniy se one
which, without regrd TO party ties or personal pIeti
euces connends itself to all who Interested ia Tue
financial prosperity and credit of The Cay % Ne%i9'k
TIE present iucnmbent mites qu'nncatiohs "LtH IL
would not be possible TO find IN any Oter person Not
only ms integrity and capacity bat his bfmneSs anu
age have been thor0GShy tesie ana beS oiH 'hS
he has ued an amount Of experience when the Cl
cannot afford 10 lose. In bis hands The cE MAS rFtd
millions OF dollars: and there does not al inns Iloictt
exist dishonest or INSCRIPTIONS speeu tor upon tie
city property does not feel tbat MS CRcrs OF sue
cess ust be increased by substitution Of ANY othcr
man In tie place % Nj Green. II IS matte! OF Iuono
notorety that many doubtful II not HauGu,eh. S'a's
other moS than that Of avail ing the appointment Of
New laws seriously affecting the pecunary interests OF
the cit been passed during the present Controllers
term o. oice. Those laws were prepared ai5Oc"tod
and pressed by him. ana were INT nCco u Vrr@. we
ends Of the still powerful adhtrons OF the 0d RING
tley most fear and most Leafuy denouhee "Ond
be a backward step SEe detrimental 10 n.e ltS'tsts
ana injurious 10 the credit Of tue ciy We trust nat
your honorable body VIII regard ms memorial rs gre
earnest and impartial expression or oar Dcel anu 80
deal with this matter 10 promote the CLds Vi honest
and IA thfu government.
This il signed by Brown Bros Co., John D. lsco ~
Morgan 4 Co. r. II. Lowry Chss. NJ Fly, J. DolamaieI,
W A. Pals John Parker, y. NJ. Bryson. James stuart
Nieuojas r. Palmer Samuel C. InOupsDn, {. y Jordan.
Amos H. Trowbdge. W. NJ. Nermilye, NerhiiyT q g.
NJ. X. Jesup Patton Co O. g. Nidn5 atI IL ~ y
o. H. Palmer, >. +. Sprouts, Richard a. McCltdy, ffnp
Bsslnger, Cyrus Gurus, William john Obileh'
Williams GulOn. Eugene balm, Robert DOeiGt j. y
Jones James b. Colgate, L. Won Hoffman Co., john =.
williams Wood Davis. Wm. h. KITCHEN John Riley d.
C. HAYS Edward King. Vim. IT, 1rOwbrdge, H. j. InOine,
ID. ". Bishop, a. Isslm Co., Geo I. Hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
TIE CONTROLLERS REFUSAL TO SIGN A lease

The Common Council, in April, 1870, APP
proved a lease OF certain premises ON Chamocis-7t''
formerly occupied by The Uaitcd states Courts, for the
Use or the Marine Court. and directed tAe Controller to
execute tie lease. Controller Green refused TIE Cen
crl Term Of the Supreme Court Of this district sustained
him IL his refusal but tie matter carried to me
CONT OF Appeals which decided tEat in srch matter
tie Controller was the Of the legislative author
ity In this city and bound to obey the orders OF The
Common Council. Under this decision n pcrcmpiory
ntnS rcqGiiuc tie Controller TO execute the lease
as i-~sC h. ne supreme C"u~t some days a.o nut -
f.f the tuutgc rr has not Slsrcd the lease A'ii3Y
judge Barrett, MOI of Beach Brown, t r!atoTs
attoiucs OtGercd Controller 10 slow cause on tf4-
day why he be not punished Tor contempt OF court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
srEEEr nrENiEns.

There are now before the supreme Court
two street opening reports. Ia !hc ra Ter Of opening
Ouu-iun ired-a diff y-nts -st frm Nath.ayc 10 thc
Hudson River the Coamiss on-r4 Edward J. -c-ndieS.
Joseph Cornell aud Charles - trtg report neif costs
at 1867 30, tho ior damages d' @3ll5 aud the
total assessment. a. SillO 30, al. % he boinc by the
adjacent property -oHnelS.
in tla ~ liter OF opening Est from Inwno''t. 20
BuitOI-IO8d tao COuulissi1LcT-, l.. D. N'ou'.h, j't
Cra,,e LIVINGSTON and Edward Hogan, Ic.tr. tAcr
COSTS az - 49, %, her awards SIR O.u.erS ~
llqIS ana tror assessments for h.nert at SlJUJl %,
vi which the Guy 1T large L. IL ugag SI,5l4 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
VILLAS, c. BARRErrs TEXAN PROPERTY.

The statement was recently published III
Galveston Texas that william c. Barrett short time
before lns departure ior Europe, transferred lis interest
u an island on the coast Of Texas 10 Luhor Refined o.
Tarytown " Y. The deed Of transfer was execOled III
this city ON March It. before L. j. Grau', and was regis
c.cd in the County CLERKS Office in Galveston, on April
H. ~ follows: "Wiinam c. Barrett and wife LutDer
Reincld one half in Padre Island, 1t being III
The Counties OF Cameron aud Nueces and bounded as
follows SJuiLcry, by the Brazos de ST. laO; edser!'
v the Crii of Mexico and Corpus Christ; Pass; north
cry h Corpus CHRISTI Pass aud Bay; westerly, By the
IA.;no slaIc; said island being l2J miles III lesih ana
fTota 80 10 fuar Iuiics go breadth -
M-ssr, Krdhcd ani lilli tht former partners OF M
Barrett, san yesterday t0G TRIBUNE reporter lia me
triust WIS made nout Tie knowledge 81 Nj Red
field who subsequently gave 40 hr Barrett VIZ zen
rlari on that nr held thr prU"ovi IN trust Tor me ben
IN, o slr iiarrrls cred ufS. 81 Is difficult 90 estimate
the value 81 tie T0p A. lar part oi 81 Oc'dS H1y
beach III. barrett really ned only 0ucstAtA ~ tho
i,und he AMI welcome T. SO. no OF this ci owning o.
gcfhcr an uudy,drd lard Nr Beetle sAd yesterday
hat the Iecut value of hr Harets interest was prop
ably less man 30 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
CASE 1--WE YFARs OLD.

In the Court of General Sessions, Judge sum
erand presiding, the jury yesterday brought IL verdict
OF acuntta IN the Of Henry C. Coles. charged WIN
forging the school bonds OF Allentown PENN 10 inc
amount ~ 10000. Coles rst arrested III NoFfi-
l.r s-1 and fine Sc in various forms has been before
i, courts Tor the last yo years. Ihr pr'tl tiii mas
lasted more jul q wees. Immediately en- his itt'''e
C. ,,s arrested ON NV warrant issued in evil sut
growing OUL OF tue case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
rlSSrNGEpS Slid

FOR iTAVrT- 10 stf1H,iy ~. Lggrsrf April 2jRamsay
Crubaa Hlivsr Mr. ant Mr. ~ GOitot md sou. Ms
Ihurl T. children ADD en-. H. iocl 4. terf. H..
I.tbsila, ai Oracle NO>e On ton NOsc,
sirunit tt.rs Pir. Mr. ~ Dpre and chid > Falrey
l. Ell.y WHIT ...dv Co0E and servant, T. i.
Cfoni-rt, \ Aacoha Mr. FAret. Mr. Chayrs Joan Hrl l.
T. i.icA, auu HTs b,rsul, .ir dHi Mis- hAui0irr
asa child Mos NJ Usri r. e. aroItd, Mr. iAbb' STARE,
Mr. "a Jba V.uy SIR. rAb Guyo4 Ar iAbhe Ifuoi at.
Htb.r B.r5.g.J .iIdt.art Nr EtJuqE' Mr. an Mfs.
h. NISi-r Gmpefi, 81. JArcol.o, r. IS ssnn' \ "a,
5fis fl,-.Igr and cliu ca Nouir j. g. GA
IrOlu VI, BJs,,l Mr Badior ar anu MIS- Dindncho and
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
INVESTIGATING TIE CITYs DOCKS.

INVESTIGATING HE CIil bOCho'
THE DOCK CoMNISsIoNEEs REQUESTED TO LETT
THEIR bXPi NDIUREs AND 10 COMPLETE THE
wOHK ALREADY BEGUN.
The Conference Committee, composed Of rep
resenttivcs OF The Cua;nter OF Commerce, tine Cncap
Transportation Association tie Importers, and Gjoccrs
Board OF radc the Produce Exchange and the Council
for Political Reform, appointed 10 investigate the Work
In progress the bukhead line Of the North River met
yesterday the Chamber OF Commerce TO receive the -
poit OF toe subcommittee Tao report OF the sub-cow-
miteo stated that w.s resolved 20 recommend that tie
Conference. reuues the Commissioners Of Docks 10 sur
psId for the present all work he bukhcd line ca
ce in such portions may he far advanced toward
completion as be ready for the stone masonry ABOVE
the piug and that the limit OF expenditure by the De
parmeutfor the remainder OF tbs year, except iOI re-
pairs be $500 900; also that Pier No l. North River 10
finished az its present terminus The Committee aiso
recommends the creation Of commission from tine differ
ent bodies represented and other commercial orsaiza
tions OF New-York to sit in consultation win the De
partmcut OF Docks in careful examination or the Whoic
sunlect OF wharf improvements. aud 10 call 10 tieu az.
result
A letter was read from President Wales of the Dock
Department making the iohowin. e'aleh ny lhs en-
tire the imp ovemcnt bc ween anAi ano "t''t
Eleventlsl vii b. 100000, Of winch S}5JOoO al he
new peis ale be bi,, ana already besn - 10 he
viii be 100000 Du ins tnis year II IS III
tended 10 eNpebd 9l'QO00 IA con- p!e1,ns lne
wall and 100000 Tor piers. Piers NJ. /
is a.o to be completed; it viii COST %th inc feps li
the necessary running expenses OF tAe DttaFtfhelt,
about 100000, making $4,000 in al 70 Us cHpehiel
tIis yesT. The Railway Company also desires some
improvements made imilodiateiy al cost OI a'o"t
2500OO, FOR which they Sit pay an sdltoAdi rem Oi
$4,000 The Dock Commission requests The COnfoi-
encc 10 take no steps that will cripple tie work. and TO
leave the powers OF tie Commission as they are at
present. 90. - $4,000, 49,,
The resolutions Of the subcommittee were adopted ana
the COuon Exchange and the SlnioTneIs Asaoeistion
were added the bodies from which commission I" H.
ycstgate tho plans for dock improvements, IN con-
function with the Dock Department, To be- appointed
Ii was recommended that the Comm - un CONSIST oi
THREE representatives from oaen OF the mercantile organ
izatlons named. The Committee then adjourned nnaly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

Nv rrouo, ,rot,ers and SISTERS host in themselves
Ibe societies do not dsp the WILL but insist on lh,u
right take their egac q under H. Ine dispute
sst that some h- legaCcs were not c&lanlc Oh hH
NAMED ana so hrs INF ipn fais-iheIe beug 10 docirie
of cy pres known TO ihe law this S'ateand maj All
these lap~ed icgacieS must fall To thti o'hli. -
,lrlss Ie-.;xt6 ~ The res 1u7rv estate, which unGtf
the careful nursing of the executors, has assumed eo
hy nearly 20 lawyers ut yesterday the testimony III the
case Nas finally closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
SUICIDE FRoM FEAR OF ARREST.

Officer Smaliey of the Fourth District Court
called upon Bernard Shfer ~ ~ 90 fIsia'o YES r.
day morning and informed hun that he hni warrant
for h arrest. ihs 9.i,r drew pistol Dad shot aiu
sell turuu the Acal lI...E- uncOns-. a 10 tc A'"f
SHif,r va, carried 90 Is room. sud iDv dttrHi'l a
was soon secured ne dod al ut two hours .tcr";fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

"You cannot keep M down. shouted n
somewhat windy orator at pDbc NEE ng ~ Ne"-bed-
ford t!.i. +. may bo pressed below thr waves rise
an you uiU lind that come TO Ge sEF ace, Ecntlc-
mon" - Ir," said oil Eietser In the audience, you
come to the surface 10 blow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

riass. Go COL Moon sets 1O17
WAFER TINS DA1-AM
SANDY HOOK. o Auss Island 9tl IIuu o. Ferry .ll33
UirI WAlEA Itiia DAY-F. 81
Sandy Hoo 81 Cows Island 1912 Hell G. Ferry .l20l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

GFNFts.Sys Ioss-S nEgLASp. I.-lizz!o Murphy ames
NrDrati. 80 tory MiriI Burke, rap, Ct1iir4 hnL't
fsr.i,s 'lt and Ia JohD AlcfaIietson, jenny
Ils.! Flynn RcAId BELOW, William iinsrf "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

what is your business, Sir7n asked the
court in sharp voice. =" A conchoogist." WHAT'S
th.t " said the Judge. " open clans"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
SALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME observation-disclosures, J.

%. Gilman ayt. Gilman.
90 Gilman at. Gi.man.
rs. Matter 81 G9lIaIn.
SJ. Peck agt. Chicago ana
2. j.. r.. GO.
113. Phi-a. ant Read'g Coal
AID iron co. agL
Eailcr
IA. .pmia aud Reat'c coal
aud iron 90 hgt
Hutlpr.
100. .Nostrari agt Ripley.
l3J. .Pnila. and l.eaI's Coal
and Iron co. AIT.
Butler.
1875. Gin a-i. Guardian saw.
Institution.
80. Potter agt. Coulter.
227 VAN Akin agt. van
Van Akin.
o2S. Johnson at. Brown.
30. BsssI1ger AT. Blessing
or.
800. migrant In. Bank agt
Gsryey, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
hip NoIioes.

NOTICE il hereby given that the firm Of F..
~ j. QUINLAN Co, composed OF Francis ~unlan and
william H. OTIS No p Magazine 81, New orleans Loas'
has GlssOig ed bv mutual er pAraeT =
authorized TO sga the brn nanle n hgldauop Al p-es
hAyn. claims the sid arm vii petcA. tc same ~
oice orleans. a, Tor ~itu us neat
80 days New orleans, MarcA T. leo. ~. ~ INl-AN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
SPECIAL TERN.

Iqir and Fact
"a. .Dcyoc agt lsoyd 81 A.
2sO..l.esicr agt kosNn - ~.
3lS.. IafpUd ct a.. AT Deems
CT ~.
33S Never sgt. rchl!er et
a..
$500. BARON at. MARKS ~ AZ.
80. usrtin agt. Funk ~ y.
351 collins agi. isOwc 20 al
..Talinsu agt. Iallman
81 A.
367. Manhattan Lifs ms. co.
agt. ''-hra 'tJ'.
eco Hal-tn 4 agt. seaman.
81. .Blatkwrli ct al. agG
trIT.
80 pi3cswell It NJ. aet
iudig.
81. .Ils.Ks-ell ct al. agt.
fiu-kHtip.
aTl jaime. agl. toNingct AZ.
80. .lirTTintf, &C. agL Her
T.p Z.
3-G. .Grtat - NJ. agi. Cooper.
iUi..iHYlrr agt. Philips ct
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-01-14
DIE D..

CASTLE.-On the 21st of December,
1875, at his residence in Flintstone, AL
legany county. Maryland, after linger-
ing illness of dropsy, Mohlon Castle, for.
mcrly of Middlutown, aged 60 years and
months.
the Goth ultimo, in Boons-
boro', of consumption, Levi Smith, aged
&c years, months and days.
Millerstown, Adams co.
Pa, January 8, 1876, Hannah F. Reaver,
formerly OF the vicinity of Mechanics
town, aged 25 years, 3 months and Z
days.
Graccham, on Friday
morning, 1th instant, Miss Ann Weller,
daughter of the late Ellie Weller, aged
about sc years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-01-14
THE DAYS are vis!bly lengthcning

I HE UHVS UIU VIa.UIJ III 5'7177''7s'
WE learn from the Frederick Examiner
that that Office narrowly escaped drsiluc-
ton by fire one day last week.
COT. William Richardson and John =.
Repp arc not candidates for tie position
of Tax Collector Of Frederick county.
LAST "Wednesday morning TIE snow
flakes fell fast and wintrrish for short
time. They did not make deep impress
sion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-01-14
-=---- ...= =---s-.-.s 'sas.-- 80 no.
MAR RED.

M-WASKEY.-On the 10th of Dec.
1875, at the Central Hotel, in the City Of
Frederick, by the Rev II. G. Bowers,
Daniel l.. Helm, of Napa county, Cali
fornia to Miss Catharinc Waskcy, Of
this county.
BLESSING-WOLF.-On the Goth of De.
cember, 1875, by the Rev. j. II. Baker,
Benjamin l.. Blessing to Miss Martha
Wolf, both of Highland, in Middletown
Valley
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COR n AND OATS

by the bllshcl, also, three bushels of clover
seed and onc-half of So acres of wheat and
rye growing.
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Fer Dent.

a desirable two-s;ory concrete -
house, containing ROOMS, hall and III
kitchen, lot, stable end carriageA,E
mouse, on Church street, adjoining t.c
Lullltrra cl.;;rch. RENT MODER tTE.
Pc: session river 'nr'l let, 1873. .,r' "
to .;rWTON &. GROFr,
,,~-t It, A.,..a.ncAe.nu III.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
v dLUABLE PROPERTY.

10y virtue of power of sale contained
Dim Il mortgage executed by William
Ulrich and Francis Z. Ulrich, will sell at
public sale at the Western Maryland Ho-
tel in Emmitshurg
On Saturday, February 10, 1876,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
known aid designated on plot of Emmits-
burg as part of lot No. %, also, one lot
2 1.2 acres of land in the cor
poration of Emmitsburg.
TERMS.--O halt cash and the re-
mainder in six months.
CATIIARINE LILY.
DAVID A0NEw, Agent. drc17ls
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The committee of finance report the
books of Secretary and Treasurer to- be in
accord. In conclusion,it affords ne pleasure
in which the Directors Lave discharged
their duty. While it was apparent to
them that an additional expense must be
incurred, i'll order to make the Seminary
first class school, which we all desire, vet
in all their appropriations they were gov
crned Hy a proper spirit of economy, seek
ing not their own interest, but the intcrcs'
of those who had delegated to them thei
position as Directors. TO the Secretary,
am indebted for the faithful discharge o,
his duty, and the valuable services rcn
dcrod me during the session
WIN. WHITE,
Pgc-icNt Boar, 4 i. ( 7. Sc..!.. az.
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MERCH ANDISE.

such as broadcloths silks, alpacas, satin
etts, Italian cloths, leans, deiaines, muslins.
prints, lawns, tlanncls, hosiery, g'oves,
boots, shoes, glass and qucenswarc, cut
lcry, drugs, tobacco, cigars, coffee, sugar
and tea by the pound, nails and bolts, oils,
molasses by the gallon, brooms, barrels,
boxes, and everything usually found in
country store,
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums af SO
and under cash. All sums above $40 Il
credit of six months will be given, by the
purchaser giving note with approved Sc
cusity, bearing interest from date. No
property to be removed until the terms of
sale are complied with.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock q. H., and
continue from day to day until all the
property is disposed of.
MARY f, CORRELL,
Jan14-ts Administrative
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GOOD WORK HORSE,

we'll broke to single or double harness.
One excellent mich COW, 9 buggics, (cGc
q falling top and the other trotting bug.
gy) . one horse wagons, sleigh, 2 sets of
buggy harness, set of single wagon har-
ness sets of brccchbands, 3 sets of front
gears, 4 set of fly straps, . saddles, collars,
brides, barshcar pillow, l shovel do, !
hay knife, 1 rail holder, post auger cross
cut saw, mattocks, picks saws, COW chains
fifth chains, axes, crowbars. lot of oak
boards and posts, &c, &C.