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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
1875. THE SUN. 1875.
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3
sold last week at 20 cts
A FRENCH CASHMERE, all new
shades, at
40 CTS. per yd.,
worth $100
10 pieces of PLAID POPLIN at IS
cents, worth 20 cts.
80 pieces better PLAIDS at 20 cts. sold
last week at % cents.
cases Of Camel's Hair PLAIDS at 81
and 81 cents, sold last week at 10 and
30 cts.
A great fall in a doublc-width Black
ALPACA at % cts. per yard, sold at
30 cents.
case brilliant ALPACA BLACK at
81 cts, real value at retail is 80 cts.
re- All of the above goods were
bought in the auction way, below the
market value
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contains 1914 ACRES, is well wooded and
watercd under good enclosures and improved
by a comfortable Frame DWELLING HOUSE
aud all necessary Ou.-BuIdines.
These lands lie between The River Road
and the chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
near the Conduit Road, about miles from
Georgetown, d. G., and adjoin the lands OF
" m. Reading. Thomas Bowling and others
and are Ia Il highly improved aud rapidly in
proving neighbofhood.
TERMS or SALE as 1,rescriJed Jy the
Decree: One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by said Court, and the
balance in two equal instalments in one and
two years from the day Of sale. the deferred
payments o bear interest from he day of safe,
aud 10 be secured by the single bills Of the
purchaser or purchasers, with surety or
snrelies to he approved by the Trustees, and
on the ratification Of said sale or sales by
said Court, and on payment OF the whole
purchase money land not hefon} The said
Trustees by good and sufficient Deed, 10 be
executed aud acknowledged agreeably TO Law,
will convey to the purchaser or purchasers
thereof, the property 10 him, Ter or Them
sold free, clear and discharged Of and from
all claim Of the parties 10 this cause, or of
any person or persons claiming or TO claim
by from, or under them, or any Of them.
Es- Conveyancing at the cost Of The pur
chaser.
GEORGE PETER.
THOMAS ANDERSON.
dec Pts Trustees
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IN TUESDAY 18Th of Jan uary. 1875,
J. O II NJ O. i
l. O ~ M o. 2

contains "a ACRES and II PERCHES, is
well wooded and waiered and under good
enclosure
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
w q $ hin e ton, d. G.

Esp. $50 dealers n liberal discount.
sep Ply
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O r D Z R MIS-

In the matter Of the Deed Of Trust from
William D. Slaymaker and Sarah +
SIaymokor, his wife, to George Peter,
Trustee.
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VOYs! Toys! ToYs!!i

large assortment Of CHRISTMAS, TOYS,
CONFECTIONERY, &c, can be had at
dec i7-H BOUIC BROS.
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Of all variefies.
PLOwS AND HARROWS.
A very foil supply Of all kinds and sizes.
PLOW CASTINGS,
Made at Peekskill Pillow Works
FEED CUTTERS,
All sizes and varieties
GARDEN SEEDS,
From D. Landreth & Sons.
CUCUMBER PUMPS,
The besrand cheapest in use.
REPAIRS, &c,
For all kinda Of Machinery
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GALVESTON. April 10. 1875
ssSaI. lois S ssss .sss. ss '. Exports
cSsse@ qrs, ma"s 1, ss s ss sss
ssiss aooo jas Stock ss''' 20 gross
Cotton unchanged; Tid.dl!ag ia.s low %daIns,
gross IS ao's saiss 5c sscss s7ssa
Cotton quiet. mlsdas isai Ss.i 's good
Gsn1 sy.. los s sss sses' 40 bales Exports soa~''
Cotton quiet, mans ne is A's sw l 'sS
bales bales s,osi 10 E ss '''"'' nc safes '0o
Flour unchanged; sales Of 1900 Isls. Wheat steady;
sale. e 4 xa;s I chg. + Il s ~
s 81 s ss's sss = Farley aai
s.s d. ssss si sass''s
ssai per ton Railroad ireish,s-fleur. 20 Ro.en,
fsss cSs s ss:
Br.s.so i; Aprl q. 1870.
$:ss:F'o.r 500 GsI; Wheat, no ss.a:.'
quiet ar r1 wheat neglected. entirely nominal Corn ds
ssss s ,s Of T." at For. oss;
a. s2s for heavy mess Lard duh a ~ lshwiaes nom
y Il Tor inoshy 50 q SO isr meaam clover $40
~ = - = = 49, rolsbo April IS. 1875
No. nu's S %ss,' ss;ss
No DO. ~ io extra white Michigan. = n'f' amber
TeS II y Corn "sr hsn mixed spot and A
sy rs !aas s ss 'as Sw %'S S
April so July, Ste white. 4osc Michigan. a Re-
ceipts-1OU bbs flour. 1900 hushc wheat. 5000 do
corn 2.i0p do. shpmcuts-7a5 bbls four. 1900
bushels wheat, 123,OUO do. corn IL 900 do. oats.
CHICAGO. April -. 1870
Flour steady and firm. Wheat active hr,n and higher
MSy s. & No. oAcsG .r - ~ ps T.
jeced s2e Corn In fair demand and higher Ne at IS,
spot ssi4c 4ssrc May 475sc. June. Oats Grmcr No
at 3oc spot: 3'4c May Rye quiet and unchanged Bar.
sy a sas s and weak ssss g a se ss
May: 81 57ta So 90, June. Lard qnct aud weak
sl3 10 cash $i3 42ls. May: Sis 90. June. Ruk
hrmer; shoulders. clear rib sides lafe clear sdcr
IKE Whlskev. 81 o. Keccipfs--Flonr $50
wheat 81 200 bushels; corn ;DUb d.; oats $500 de-
rye, so do; barey, oooj do shipments-Four. 3, 0j
bbis wheat. 1900 bushels; corn sc.oD0 do oats, 1000
do. barley, 6OOU do
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HONEST MEN FOR oFFICE-HoLDERs.

The following circular though It has been sent TO
many persons prominent political affairs throughout
the country, until Saturday never printed By n
newspaper II would probably not have appeared un-
I'll much later period garbed extracts had not been
published II this Tact that induced It's publica-
ton In the Erening POST the editor OF which paper Is
the first signcr Of tho circuIar:-
NEw yonK, April 6. 1876.
DKAa Sir-fhe widespread corruption public service
which has dgraccd the Republic La the OF the world
hpd the vitality OF institutions the
the public mind and OF party counses
grave economical questions Involving great
honor the morality OF business
lite and the general ~eibeiny Of the people, and the danger
that loran-c party spirit through the organized
action OF comparatively small number OF men who live by
politics succeed overriding the most patriotic ipu es Of
The people aud In monopoxng political power Tor keihsh
spared popular desire for genuine reform
decisive influence In the impending national election
Madnl 81 the fact thar this patriotic desire i honestly
earuxrng for effective expression inside "i existing po
believing that W n proper means should be encouraged
and 20 prevail The Undersigned invite you 10 meet
them and others Of ike who have BEEN invited IN
the In conference 60 consider what
MAY prevent the national election of the centcn
becoming choice OF evils. ana TO
The election Of "a tho highest Offices OF the kepu
lie whose character and ability viii satisfy the cxgehccs Of
situation aud the honor OF the American
me conference will held in the city OF New York
the 18th ~ May. You respectfully aud urgently re-
II lis invitation 10 Lodge Esq .y5s Post Office
MILAN cILi.Lx BRYANT. New York.
hhES1Sn nn H. n Sp MI assasSS.ests
CxKL scIIUK3. Missouri
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
G. OLD FIR M E r .
A Hardening Tendency in Money Railway
News-The Bond Market -FOr-
eign Investments.
WALL SrREKr,

I
SUNDAY, April 10, 1876.
The individual who, gifted with protean musical
talent, enabled 70 play upon "a harp With thou
sand strings" had much the advantage Of the money
scribe who essaying to keep his readers advised Of
financial topics, finds himself confined 10 the ex-
preston which can be elected FROM single only.
Paganin with his one-strnged Stradivarus enchanted
his audience when he played the Carnival Of Venice"
but doubtful whether the hearers would havo
borne its repetition many in succession without
sentiments Of WEAKNESS and disgust.
Yet we are compelled by the force OF circumstances
60 strain weekly en- the same theme-that of dull In
actc weakly stock market-and the last six days navc
been y repetition OF many six days preceding. Tho
same dog eat dog pabuium day after day; bulls in
clover at one hour. bears snarling ut another-a
prod and a grip altcrna,ely-but all tho excitement
confined the themselves, like performing
beasts In a nenagcre. While stocks have fallen and
risen and bulls and bears have quarrelled over
fluctuations, the outside public, whose money Is
wanted keep the show going, refuse TO
contribute o dollar. Brokers have more lives
apparently than the famous OF Kilkenny, or they
would have mascatcd each other long since, for the
struggle still goes ON, though legitimate business has
faded away like a shadow and hopes for the future
grow less and less This the weekly story, and the
single string upon which obliged to play until u
has become monotonous 70 writer and reader.
With the exception OF a,trarsiont furry stocks have
slowly but surely settled toward lower prices. Tho
general disappointment in trade circles OF spring
revival OF business the necessities Of enforced
economy in matters OF living the want OF ready cash
with which to venture tho pcrilous paths OF
speculation, and the feeling that with such men as
Jay Gould controllers OF the market there Is any
thing but "far dcan 10 be had. have driven away
what little legitimate speculation there was inclined 10
be offered. Consequently, stocks left to the tender
mcrces OF professional gamblers only have fallen from
their own weight, and have been shifted from Quo
shoulder to another the bearers, hopeless Of profit
have become tired Of carrying them.
The story is not cheerful one, but men Of the
''strect'' will gainsay its truth. How and when
matters to be bcercd Is question not easily 10 be
answered We are not readily recovering from the
dcbauch of tho bygone times. when money flowed
like and the whole country Oh 'big drunk"
OF speculation. We have awakened with a headache,
and 1t requires more and = than VIC can handily
obtain settle shattered nerves. That We shall
get pins again nobody doubts but have taken
such liberties with the constitution Of prosperity
that complete establishment only be the result
OF a slow and painful process.
HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES THg WEEK
The following table shows the extreme fluctuations
e. 49,. al. I..x Inns.
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
A DEPUTY sHERIFF AS AN ACTOR.

A DEPUTY SHERIFF AS AN ACTOR.
A. u. Dcraismess, special deputy sheriff, or at
least person who claimed TO be such, arraigncd
on charge OF beng drunk and disordcrly. Saturday
night no visited tho Thirty fourth Street Theatre and
being OF tho opinion that the play not well
managed he went tho stage for the purpose OF taking
the direction OF matters INTO his own hands. He
nourshcd club and by his threatening actions sent
the women oil the platform screaming with terror
An officer OF the Twcnty-nrst precinct arrested him
with difficulty. He put under 81. 900 bail to keep
the peace year and fined $l0 In default OF which
he was committed TO prison.
A THIEF's YLrGHT.
Richard knight attempted to rob the TIL Of James
Bigns liqucr store Of Twenty ninth street and
Second avenue, on Saturday night but being detected
he fed In trying 10 escape no took refuge In tho
rooms Of Mrs Abctha Barucn, No. 228 Fast Thrtich
street. and arrested complaint Of attempted
robbery. lie was sent TO rho Island Tor six months
only, Biglin having failed TO appear against him.
A JEALOUS LOVER.
Richard Jones, Of No. 337 East Thirteenth street,
went 10 SEQ his lady love OH Saturday night He was
making himself as agreeable as he knew how when
John Macarthur, OF First avenue and seventy.iourth
street. rival, but married man. made his appear
ancc and took the young lady out for walk without
saying "by your leave Jones was, as matter Of
course very angry, and being spirited young fellow
determined to have revenge. Ito accordingly followed
the couple and assaulted Macarthur for which he was
arrested. Al this court he discharged, the Court
beng OF the opinion that Macarthur had simply rc-
ceivcd what he deserved.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April u. 1876.
Surar-pemand fair aud market nrm: Nos. 10 10 ~,
Dutch standard "a rcais per arr0be: Nos u 10 10
Dutcn Standard III reals per arrcbe noasses sugars
Nos 10 no. III > reals arrobe: concc utratcd
sugars fair TO good quality ~ ~ reals arrobe
60. Ado sugars fair. "a 81 reals per
lair to good refining 3ss n arobe centrifugal
sugars Nos u 70 10 IN boxes 81 reals per arfobe
ho.sc at Havana and Misrepresentation boxes
,4,rsrl hLd4 receipts o. the week. S7.fD
bc - and so hhds exports ~ the week. .uOuO
ana j1UU, hhd including % boxes and 1880 hhds 10
Inc Cnltea states oassex qmet pnIarxnton
ass 81. reals per nacof 10 $40 cwt butter
~ x5 pcr u,isntal American Flour. SIS 80
American. Jcrked beef - 90 y ~ per arrobe. Hams
80 $50 per quinal American cured Lard, IN
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Enthusiastically, on sunday, April 10, CHARLES
BAgRy.
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral, on TUESDAY, at four O'Clock d..
from his atc rcsIucncc. 30 West 5@tn st.
BExKAED.On the ian inst. MARY, daughter OF the
late james Bernhard
Friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral Church of the Irasip uration
2gih st., Tuesday. April Is, nt ten A. ~
BKxJAuix --On Saturday morning. April Ii, MAR
GAREf H., rcIlct Of the late f. Park benjamin, and
daughter Of John Cooke Of Poughkeepss
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, 1s76.-TRIPLE SHEET

thirty three roads for January and February aggregate
SIS 06a GA against l59 for the months
last year, gain Of s2,222 49, fourteen per cent
But returns for twenty-five roads for March, four Of
them lacking the last week aggregate 6s 527 against
So, s07 4Gs for the same month weeks last year.
gain Of $274 059 about 1--WE per cent The aggregate
earnings Of all roads reporting from January 10 latest
dates compare with earnings OF the roads during
the ssane time last year as folows:-
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The police Of tho Twenty third precinct discovered
the dead body or Paul schors aged forty Ave years,
lying on the noor Of Of the a. No. 1,Cl5
Second avenue yesterday morning
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-'CiOPais'rINl'J ,Ell..Issi1IPs.


J. That We hnSRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIBBEy
formed copartnership for the purpose OF conducting
era mercantile business in the city OF New York and in the
Bradford. Nottingham, Belfast, Glasgow Berlin Cnemnx
aud esewhercin tie United States and In the Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland and the Continent Of Europe
and in other foreign countries.
That principal place of business Of said
ship will be in the city Of New York
name s" Of A. s' sTHw1Rr Co. Which firm nams
hereby certified VII be eontinnsd IN nse BY I'LL
York aforesaid the said HENRY iILToN being the as
signee andgrantee Of CORNELlA NJ. STEWART devsee
and legaer under the last si and testament OF ALEXAN
DER 4. STEWART late oftha city OF New York. de-
STEWART in the late arm q 4. r STEWART 1 CO.; md
ner Of the said late firm OF A. T. STEWART co, which
firm had business relations with foreign countries
Witness our hands and seals this li a, Of April A. ~
1876 HENRY HILTON. IT, ST.
WILLIAM LIBBEY. H. s. /
In presence Of Henry E. Davies. J. Henry Work.
State OF New York. city and county or New York
On this fifteenth day q April p lag before me came
be the individuals described In and who executed the within
certificate severy acknowledged that they executed
me same Vs'sns" ROBERT pnorHERog,
Notary Public.
New York City.
State Of New York, city and county OF New York.
l. WILLIAM WALSH. Clerk OF the said city aud county
aud Clerk Of the supreme Court Of said State for said
Do certify that have compared the preceding With tho
CERTIFICATE
OF
CONTINUED USE OF FIRM NAME.
file in my office that the duplicate
theretran and OF the whole OF such original
Endorsed, filed and recorded 18th April. 1876 hours
In witness whereof have hcreunto subscribed
and affixed my official seal this fifteenth day o. April 1876
WILLIAM WALSH.
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.DAvIDsox--CoLyER. On Wednesday evening, April
8, by the Rev. J. d. Wells CHARLES NJ. DAVIDSON, son
of the late Charles NJ Davidson, Of New York. to Mss
Loo W. CoLyyn daughter Of the late Henry W. Coiyer
of Brooklyn.
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PROVIDENCE April 10. 1879
The market continues dull with sales Of only 5000
pieces during the week Closing quotations sac
10 thirty days Ulx6f standard goods
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week was
a. follows :-Gcneral merchandise imports, including
dry goods $685. produce EXPORTS S. 52a 4o2 and
specie exports, $S53,320
The total imports Of merchandise since January
this year 500 ST. against $ll2 o94 06s for the
corresponding period 1875 and $3.50 40777 In 1874
The total exports Of produce since January wero
500 against sec 1852 AIS in 1875 and $40 00 45o
In 1874. The total exports OF specie since January
were sl5,327 o65, against sl7 3ls in 1875 and
SO, OPT in 1874
THE MONEY MARKET.
The rates OF money OH call loans during tho week
tended to greater rmncss and the lower prices were
exceptional The extremes we're 2,s and per cent,
with most OF the business the basis OF and per
cent The discount market easy at AZ and Q per
cent In foreign exchange tho transactions were
limited; but, with prices fairly maintained, importers
were the principal buyers. Commercial bills have be-
como scarce. or the products occupying prominent
position in the export trade only cotton and grain
show considerable activity. Petroleum is held back in
consequence Of the advancing price, which s caused by
unfavorablc reports from the oil regions
GOLD AND SILVER.
The following shows the value In gold OF 500
erccnbacks United States Treasury notes, fractional
notes and national bank notes. at twelve O'Clock OF tho
days namcd:
Arr u.s. AIR. 10. APR L. Apr. II. Apr. TO- Apr. 8.
SIS 20 SIS 20 SIS 80 Sss 40 $ss ~ SIS 10
The value IN gold OF 500 subsidiary silver coin,
called "Blg Bonanza currency" Is SIS 40.
Dispatches from Washington say that arrangements
have boon nearly perfected for issuing the new sub
sdary silver COIN that the Treasury has OF this coin
and bullion with which make it about $50, 600 000
that enough bullion keep the minis running for two
months recently bought at about three cents an
ounce below the present market price,
There - now demand from tho West Indies for
this coin, where IL can be passed At nearly It's face
vaIne In gold Yesterday $4,000 tdlmcs) and $4,000
halves and quarers old ISSUE taken al above co.
gold, Tor shpmcn, there.
THE GOLD MARKET
Speculation IN gold unsuggcstve in the early part
OF last week, but later advance occurred, and ON
Saturday the best proc Of week WINS touchcd-to
w.t. ii34. with close at 1l3ia. This rse vs. doubt
less sympathy with foreign Gnances which are
more less affected by the disturbing influences Of the
Eastern question and the decline Of Egyptian. Peruvian
and other securities The following were the
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS rnE WEEK.
Opening Hsghes. Loscssa Closing
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MACHINERY.

LNoH SALE CliEAr--Ar ~ CENTRE ST.. REAR,
Irthe< Planers Shspef, Drills. Milling and Cenring
Machine Shears. Binwer. Vscs. Fes and lot u small
Tools and sfnck.
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COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CougT-CnAnnkRs-Held by Judge Bar
retL-colrt opens at halfpast ten A. M.-Third Mon
days motion calendar will be called at twelve NJ.
SUPREME CorRr-SpKoIAL TERN-Hed by Judge Van
vorsL--Court opens AZ half-past ten A. M.-Demur-
rers--Nos. 4, H. Law aud iactNos 96 S. ll9, l2o,
10 414 30 81, BIS 33s, $780, S4s, si9 49, 355. 35',
359 $780, SOL 362 1863 567 800 81, 372 373, 375 376
$40, 3sl, 81, $50, $50, $751; sss, $50.
supakME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Held by Judge
Iawrencc-Court opens at hall past ten A. MNos 63i,
1879 2s47 2025. 1859, 1881. 1873 1851, 1859. li55,
1899 1885, l4a5s 1921. 252l, 2j25, 1869, l47l l47J
s5s 500. s9a, 1888. l77sla 1855, 1874 l2as: 1886
1855. 1886 24ol l4ol l422 1915 So, 2lo ll42 2sos
las, 1865 2sls 1890 SOS, ioi1 1896, 1887 lelo 22e
Part 3--Hcld by Judge larremore. 1880, 1927,
$685. us, 673 Ill al9, 1853 24Ss, 1921, 1887, 1897,
a25,s III 4. 1917, GIL sa3, l'2l lSo9. sol, s23'a,
srrrrioa Cornr-GrxERAL TERx.-Aajourncd sine
die.
SUPERIOR Counr-srEcrAL Txna-hclo by Judge
Speir-Court opens ut ten A. M.-Caiendar called at
eleven A. M.-Demurrers-Nos J. D. Issues OF fact
Nos. rs, 2S IL, 10, 20, 80, 2, To- u.
SUPERIOR CouRr-rRiAL TERM-Par Held by Judge
Monell-Ccurt opens at eleven A. M--Nos 1928, 1881,
62 $685. 679 975, 979 lCo3 1929, rs, 1901 $50, 1888,
5Ii, 1856, 1864 Part 2-Hcld by Judge sedgwick Nos.
s4l l02s s49, 500. $780, $50, rs, 'ss, III
counr or CoAxoS pLEAs-EeuIrY IEH.-Held BY
1.G'S, IG, rs. Dcmurrers-Nos ,, ].
COMMON rLEAs--TRIAL TERN--Part Held by Judge
Van Hocsen. Court opens at II O'Clock A. Mos
67ols, 2l22 17sl, 1925 1855, 1885, III, DIS 2os4,
2o75 9o77 2o7s ao7p, l522,s l7os, 1884, 1867, 1898,
1lll. 1911. l1J3s 1871 Fart z--Heu ny Judge van
Brunl-Nos l454 TBS 2l50 2Ol0 203l, 1853 49, LAS,
l722 1876 097 1900 1907 1904 20S7, 20ss 20s0 1000
2O9l, 2092 Part 3-HeIl BY Judge J. !. DAY.
1901 1905 1906 20i3 2o50 1854 1905 ls4s l747 1884,
1900 1902 1904 1885, 2040 20sl 2OS2 20s3 20S4 20s5
MARINE CouRr-TRrAL TEgx-Part Held BY Judge
744s, 39sl $685. 1885, 40l4, 1917 a9s4 1000 $751; aoos
1879, 7407. Part 2-Held by Judge Sheridan--Nos .
5602 5603 1882 4427 2951 1892 2334 $780, 5si, 394l
1922, $685. 1882, 0353, 7047. Part 3-HeId by Judge
Shea Nos. 47i6, 1886, GSs2 6.92 1854, 6S05, 1893,
2lS9 7149 $500, 622s, 699l, $3.50. 1866, 7243.
COURT or GENERAL SEssioys--Held by Judge
Gildcrsleeve. People VS.. james Benson and
Richard Gcoghcgan robbery; Same vs. Michael Kelly,
Marsalo, felonIous assault and battery; Same vs..
Edward Buckley, iclonous assault and battery; Same
We. Francis Pruity, feobious assault and battery
same vs. James Draddy, burglary; Same vs. L,llc
Cambcl. grand larceny; Same vs. Anthony Fcsser,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Louis A. Pride grand lar
ceny; Same We. William Martin, false prccnces; Same
vs.. William Dugan, assault aud battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
Mar aIEp.

rREfrHAL--BEMAK.-Miss CECILIA FREITHAL to Mr..
LOUIS BEMAK, both Of this city. No cards.