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New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
rxrrrn srArEs supEEME COZ II.

WAsuIxGiox. knr. 31.-The following n an ab-
jeooa Of the United states supreme Co'tt IN
80 issgaiier ~ HsIdsaan a. plalfiia In orrr agt
the une1 stsie; w error TO ihr, e, of. ~ 81 ,0 IN "a CON
Ionsa for prifofnaEcco 81 oui "a dntg by Hatrp as
sufyyor % hc Customs and d.Poar. ~ he pun.I ,
pleas ~ judfslcni d} ir'IN'i" 'e' ~ -. -
iiol nfcrU~d. Tue cDrrt h"i1w Silnf t'uI'ts
,, Of (ri rrcovtrg whrftr be by conf ~"n, teiri,
ar dcuriIrtr baF - Eny new acion oi Ne sanr or
Nike Here Tor The sd,i' eah-, lgls III, - Nv 'D, @
diruce ~ The policy Of TIE Law, which rr'.n'srs an
.nd 70 ,he ~ SatioG agr tIa % ~ ~ t.r & ETi ,i % Ss
th Ne said tu H. so en q" lhe Hi li Ad O '
e or ade,sni ear sgal a. o.r ] 10 aI", az ~ ,H ~
tor subject ba,r - - i"Tn,r pnr aye tE lDt,d
he psasi Tho hr,, s,coni ana outh pleas ie GOT o.sn.
f.ay dcf,pt t4ch Judgment relied cn j. il1t the
uot ossfut Il ana BE- '.nissd ihs rhry Is
uJti-i n.oru ti4n The EecrG ~ h'1s-,t' ,tfn
The technical hDruace aPpi'aNe to such y jug
IS not rsei; hnt iAe counsel icr lhe pam,
deny that THIS y no th'ct on e ctetr ,nH
inst pleas present rise -, retrNlt ~ Wh'h the
piniG forever oicS hs action Drcas. ~, ait.d Nts
wofid they hogHd to do pay tse cnst-I
ycall asa'ss &c suih lh, ~ &c DO, i9' a. h iny
i.erlel H. ~ unPcs n"ihns rote Than WI
insn 20 receive IN" COSTS PM rrrh ih' eissI ul ln
particular srtoo. There 10 M imirt"a that ~ '@uSo oi
Hrt.np was a.IuAel frequently tahth ou
of COSTS the adv.f.c pag' ih 1r'tr To- asr'h the
donto,cTsy fcouri bat i has never bcn supposed that
the effect of such a proceeding wa 70 prevent
Ilc institution HrG maintenance 81 nlhSegn'hi Hilt
drava ~ -iit gainc dcay, nothing amt this
donbfless Tysd their purposes trt thc ooa o. fahH hl.
vfhfawa irO an iucuoial Abandonment ~ tho -
h aterthoacht The tlrd rea anogts uat ire
iorurr guit VAS identical win thi, AM "d!anissci
whatever b, the gai meaning IN the courts oil eJy
to iu ;mcn: eniy "di'sse agreed u la pa tn Neas
Tho LISA doe The word, estOn tir present suit
and Da Affirmed Mr Justice DaNls dev''el the opinion
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
DFCIsIOSs-AuG. 81.

Stprcms Comi-C Chambcrs--By judge Dykman.--
Borhfa sgt Burns Motion denied CaHn at. Tgylcr
Motion granted Pocher act. DaTdtt. Motion ccned with
$40 abide Goald at Mariin Motion granted
noc0st-.
S,DAyior Court SorcGl 1frm-By Judge Spair.--
NeTug agi KejIn- FiDdinss settled; ALLOW o nye per
recovery Strapman et al agt Huler et 9lAotnn
denied with $40 costs memorandum. Schu q agt Anderson
let Isaac NewtOg appointed receiver hcren order 10
retaxed Cenisd without costs kOeler executor
Sc. Chapman et a.Ihe pian,iH must have judgment
the amount clairod parties VIII suDmtt innings
upon notice: memorandum. AEnow agt Keith, Nos l.,
2 8 and irhe mciiOn for tho appointment OF receiver
In uhese fOnr OF foreclosure must be denied
tied notice. LOwelstein aet. De Leycr cL are NJuac
ton foreclosure ~ the chate mortgage must
BE- confined; memorandum. Olsen a5t Mackie-Hond ap
proved act. Dandsin &C a.Rcierence Orlere l..
Weng agt. kemOrer for extra allowance gTanted same
agt. Findings settled. Same agt sainc.ddgn
and decree signed Haven agt DalyOrer approving taxa
ton Of costs. -
Marine Court -ChGmbers- BY Judge Sheridan
Orger agt Quigey.-Moton denied with $40 costs. Golzer
agt. Motion denied, with $40 costs tyOa egt.
BrOheOrder yacatiug attachment &c Lasak agt Albert
rOrder denying motion 10 yacate orr TO arrest &c
National state Bank OF Newark as COekroft-Ofef aued
denying Wightman agt Orerhser Orlcr granted
granted deny motion Moore agt COchIane Orer granted
setting aside proceedings $40 costs 10 defendant Jamson,
jT agt. BeacbOrer granting motion, without costs Blake
ct aCt DuOrdcr granted apo ning Louis Hcssberg
receiver Barker Evans Schumann ay Hughes ueke-
meyer a. agt Tie NewYOrk Ha-e Publishing AssUcla
tion sloane ot al ag GoHfey Pncsrey OF al aS Hough
ton The Weed Sewing Machine Company Barry Roe-
Ter agt Griswed Smith al ag granted.
ReDhard ct al ag ppman ct aorer granted dismssing
complaint
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
CRIMINAL, NOTES,

At the Yoylyille Police Court Yesterday, Mrs
Glare Sehesie SIC East fhtgs yea 81 scene her
s,Iyant Arna 81 rncko Of stealing two pairs " gold ear
rinps and rnug, yano3 ~ SO Aua aiihttSd her
aut and said paYned tne artcs ID Grsenhlchs
Justice committed he's IN dciaiit VI tZ1OO
At the Essex Market Police COnrt yesterday
Edward rowl bnicLeF ~ NO. lDl East br' away rAs
human treatinn his .or, year. Cath%re "iISn
for ha.fg Ia hcg pasSsssnn al No 20 Edsi IroahN pio
erfy OF value $3.50 stolen fton the Tesldc. 0i ct
NJ j. August j. was iieii ior rai III
5000 ball
AZ the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
rirtte RI ~ No 10 Nest 1hrteenthst "hh f,en
storey ~ West ThrtrrDfh sf. Nrrr ted ~ 500 Dal
by Iuptics smith charge 81 Keeping tiAreTiy hOh
William V0smer put under = ,'On b, chaIKrsi VIE
sua,ri inr watch 1pd chain worth $50 from "illa,g r.
wheaton " % West Sixt' et st.. Whii" NJ was MaiS
on sIxecnihs, sixth ave. Charles totNiHs was
cI,rrad ts p,s'inr cheek 81 o. which Is claimed
Nss s,rxed nnn oi No. 10 East Fiteehtist
Colvie he'd fcT examination
AZ the Tcinbs Police Court yesterday. John How
ascf-sd by his former eHirnN cf
George a. Wslace lavipg sold siz sowing machines 0f
HE Naluo of SO hc tify Oi TIE complainant asa lp
Lsi IN lG0G. Jolr nsa.c y, IeIc eLsrge against
ialnes Alls Ilymaker " EiVE@ stolen Rliy
0f gUGS cnnssiUg Of buttoc SIX iaietcalr's Nr
and tSI. from he sfpr" OF IL B li<ih ~ 70 We
prcit ndng examine tlc rocdS Ban Nas bnt - Fz'V
Josepb W. KcarHs was arYcsicd several days ago
for rolhine a Mrs. MIEcs oi wAt'h On ts e1t Fsion
.f-aInrr plymouth cf Tie police I1nr.irt" bed hIn TO
bs ~ - Up the Tistrc: Atru"y1 phce rrisea % SC
the grOUud Inst tr c'afaci"f OF
ts m m rvs fr eigr'n THE reCulstd hai 70
higher iail promising nt ihe san" ' az l
ira. of Iii. casr. JUder. N khan yesterday ~ Nf ot
halras rrts trcic ta tho pTisoncr mus, ne Hnied 20
bal u!sr hs iiiuoB, ard jhst te maf ltea dee son
as 10 Tie amount o. tUth bf va cncLNSeoa .ht FiuscsHoh
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
uovoas TO WHITING nrFLEMEy.

The Committee of the National Rife Asso-
ei.ion have arranged :hat Monday next the ir sh
Scotch and Australian ride teams shall bc presented to
Mayor wicdham and TO Gen, Joseph X Hayley, Prcsi-
dent Of the Centennial Commission. In the evening the
Ama.ican Australian, Scotch ard Irish teams win attend
Booths Theaer. to witness the play of Sar'iauapalus
The Scotch Team also to bc entertained on the same
evening NJ reception and banquet given by tho Gale
donian Club aud scotish-American Rifle Association
after the cosc the Fail meeting OF the National lne
ASSOCIATION the foreign teaEs escorted by the American
Tcan viii visit other sections of tec country wherr
marches will take place. On Sept % tney VIII leave
New-York for Philadelphia. On the following dhy thfy
will bc driven through FrmOnnt Park, and on the 23i
thcy viii visit chs Exhibition. They will proceed 10
Washington on o., 26th and the 2Ith WIZ be pre-
seuted President Grant. and afterwards yis the pnh
lie buildings In Washington there will bc three days
competition fOr prizes. The members OF the Scotch
Tenn will visit GiinUrs's Garden TINS evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
THE COURTS.
. prFrREE.s FEES IN QUESTION.


John N. Lewis yesterday made motion be-
fore Judge Dykman, in Supreme Court, Chambers 70
restrain the prosecution OF suit by Josephine Jessop
against him. Mr. Lewis tho referee In forecosure
suit brought by Henry H. Jessop, the husband Oh 'ne
plantiff i'm this suit who held second mortgage ON
certain property In this ely The property was sod AZ
auction subject the first mortgage, Jessop becoming
the purchaser The sale not completed apparently
because a Mr. Thomasson his wedding trip, Dut
ultimately Br Jessop sent tho referee 1870 Mr. Jessop
became bankrupt and his vito bought certain claims
he had from his assignee The referee resold the prop
erty HIS fees on the second sale being 1926 75 MI Jes
SOD states that the received @ for
amount due 1875 for his first sale OF the premises ana
sI2G rs for his second sale OF the premises In all
1926 rs. His losses he makes still greater de
saws that he paid besides the 1878, $3.50 to hs ator
neys 1920 for interest the frat mortgge 80 ior an
other matter and 1921 90 costs In ALL Sll2O anu mas
not received cent account of his mortgage HIS we
snes the referee under the statute IA 10 extotonate ie
putting her whole claim at 81 500 SO. -
Mr. Lewiss CrAss-petion Is based on the grounn tnat
acting as court officer he IL entitled to the foecon OF
the court and the plaintiff has not obtained PERMISSION
from the court to him. and that all the claim now SET
up by the pantif has been gated In repeated motions
in the original suit and In motion the court mas
sustained the proprcty OF his action. Judge Dykinah
denied hs notion holding that IL the 1913 was riehumy
received by him that matter could be shown pes. III
sir but nvcs gation OF that question could not
be stayed on petition OF this character.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
CTvtL NOTES.

In the cross suits between James R. Hep
burn and his wife julia for divorce the courts nave
allowed the wife amony and counsel fee ON morton
to punish the husband for not paying the counse zee
Judge Van Brnat in Common Pleas, Spccill Term, yes
terday committed the husband for 20 days for contempt
A motion was made yesterday in the suit OF
Julia g. vandewode against Victor Antoine Yande-
welde before judge Dyman. In Supreme Court, Cham
bers for the substitution of attorney for the paintf
IN place OF her attorney The motion was granted
on payment OF $40 to her frat attorney. The Iady
story IL unusual. According 10 IL she ana her hsDan1
were OF different religious iahs, and were married
opaInst her parents wishes few years OF married
life ended In her hnsb inds dcserton brief ienion
resulted IN Ecr husbands taking from her her cborsn
and in her own temporary insanity. Ste bas lchSNeu
tho children and find chat they have been placed ~ y
charitable institution, still remaining thcre, over
whom proceedings by habeas corpus arc pending To
day tho up motion to allow me husDahu
10 come in and make defence 20 lIis wifes charges
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
SLATE IN BUILDINGS.

The use of slate in buildings is rapidly be-
coming popular This material the valuable quatl'so oil
which first became generally recognized in It's employ
ment for roofing and imitation marble mantels, Is now
applied 10 many aud varied purposes It's strength and
durability, together with its attractive appearance, com
mend 1t to architects and builders Slate for sairways Is
steadily growing favor and FOR this purpose clearly
and glally exccis WOOD, iron, marble, or any otOcr
material II Is strong and clean. and does not become
smooth and slippery from In many OF the re-
CsntJv eonstrnctcd buildings I'm this city and
elsewhere slate starways have been adopted,
aud they. give entire satisfaction. The s;alr-
ways in THE Tribune building which have
elicitcd much favorable notice. composed OF slate
from the auarres OF the Perrhyn Slate Company Thls
COMPANY. whose Offices and sGlesioom are on Union
square this city. hsyc made specially of tbs knd of
work, and have introduced il iao many Of the pGb!ic
buildings and schools throughout the country Tncir
enlinclcd slate maze IN imitation OF ynriOns marbles
and antics, and used for mantels, wainscotlng. inii-
ture tops &C. possesses many cri6 ~ presents per
feet resemblance 10 the stone which "a Initiated ana sur
passes in being able TO resist the action OF acids and
crease which often dciacc und destroy other materials
Slate be used 10 great Gyaniage IN lnundries anu
other places where IL Is constantly brought ia contact
yyIt
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
LARGE CLAIM FOR SALVAGE.
THE STEAMSHIP COLON PLACED UNDER $l3oOOO
EoNps-THE CLAIM TO BE SETTLED RY The

THE STEAMSHIP COLON PLACED UNDER $loO,OoO
EoNps-THE CLAIM TO BE SETTLED RY THE
COURTS.
The steamship Colon, belonging to the Pa
cifc IL Steamship Company, which was towed into this
port last week by Ktna, of the Atlas Line, from
uont $50 miles south OF York, and which was seized
by United States Marshal Tuesday evening on ae
count of salvage claim Of $50000, made by the repre-
seutatiyes of the Atlas Line released Wednesday,
after bonds had bcen ned by William r. Clyde Co. for
the toned sum- with the United States Mar
shall The cargo Colon which had been transferred
TO the Crescent CITY, and which seized at the same
time as the Colon, also released under the
same bond It was stated yesterday at the Office of Pim
Forwood Co.. the agents of the Atlas line in this city,
that they could not with the representatives OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company as to the amount duo
for bringing the Colon back port and the salvage due
for the same and that consequently they had been
Obliged to leave the question Tor the courts 10 decluc
Everything had been done however, IN friendly spirit
and ID did follow that they might not finally agree 10
settle less than the named III their claim before
tie matter sbould have actually reached the courts.
When Colon taken i'll COW by the htna M con-
tract made between the commanders OF the respee
vessels to The amount OF compensation TO be re
oeyed by the Atlas lne tt being agreed that the matter
should settled between the representatives OF tho two
lines IN this city.
The directors Of the Pacific Mail Company have do
that alter the arrangements to tow the Colon into port
the claim salvage Is unreasonable and that no court
either IN this country England has ever In similar
case made any award large rs the amount row de-
Clyde Yesterday (which Is al the courts allow In such
cases They ask for $15OOOO The difference between
$l4S, 600" Tbe cargo and the vessel
have both been bonded and the matter now rests with
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
FATAL ACCIDENT AT A PICNIC.

The congregation of the Methodist Church
Ia Parhyiiie L. L. on Wednesday went on picnic to the
Bath Hotel Park together with the members OF several
other church organizations in tho adjoining villages
The excursion made In farm wagons, containing ~
or 80 persons each The drivers of the two wagons from
Parkvie became intoxicated during the picnic, and on
their return race was started The wagon driven by
Moses MclIongle dashed into the village at full speec'
and in turning corner suddenly upset and its oocu'
pants thrown upon the ground Nearly all Oh uem
were more or less bruised cut Mrs Mary Nichols
fell heavily upon her head and became insensiDie'
Two physicians were summoned and after an examina-
ton said that Mrs. Nichols would probably not live, as
her skull was evidently fractured She was taken INTO
Ravenhas Hotel where she fingered In an unconscious
condition until IN. yesterday, when she died She
wns about 40 wears of age Her husband q carpenter
and resident OF Parkyie Coroner Sinios OF Brook
yn yesterday ordered the arrest OF McMonige VINO re-
ceved o severe cut upon the head by the accident
other persons who injured received only silgns
wounds, with the exception OF hrs. Miller whose u-
ries may prove serious IL Is said that the driver
MeMongle offered assistance when the accident 0c-
clrred but said In heartless manner to Busby the
driver the other wagon III bet 500 can harness
MP and beat yet" The constable OF Parkfiue tooh
action IN regard to the matter.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

meeting OF inc Ouiccrs ana ultcctnsS O tc iE'bish
Valley Company was held NJ Bctn!ghcL, Penn, Ga
Wednesday, hat the scheduls 0f prices for September
was not %. Lat time determined upOr. George Newton
OF the c0mpQny stated yesterday that the Only important
action taken was IN regard 80 the price cf tolls u WAS
decided 10 rate then 10 proportion price Of coal
when coal low there would be corresponding prci
asked for transportation although ths would not follow
in ratio. AT The mceiinS MI Newton sdld ~
was at first proposed to put tho price Df TRANSPORTATION
al II 2 will coal at 5 49, but the nal action r.t tie
toli at III 10, with coal at - 3d. n!s ratio IL was
stated washable to be changed a. any time. bu mlsht
be tastn az a fan at which 70 would coniIGe
The schedule OF prices Tor September VIII 10 mace Cui To-
day or touCroW, and probably viii not vary much from
those OF The other cOmpanie5.
The aeeoNd meeting of the Anthracite COnl AsSocia
ou adjourned from Wednesday, held yesterday at
th, Cl Excaange. CortiaDdt ST. Tao ehairnian 'fs
JOseh j. Albright OF scranton WHO acted tOr the ea-
ware and Hudson Canal Company, ana e. VI Ohjofhl
OF Bulo was secretary. There were were also present.
W. r. 5tOrrs Of the Delaware, Lacks wanna ana western
Company ". II. Sayre OF the Leii2h Valley Company,
W. H. scott Of the firm of W l.. Scott Co. OF Erie ana
j. D. L. Slice OF tle firm OF j. 1aDg!On q co: ~ was
stated after the meeting hat the only business done was
~ settle the Inland prices Tor tolls az sucb rate uldt
they would correspond with tide prices and 20 effect tins
tolls reduced from 80 TO 40 cents DeOw Iornier
prices
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
p1rsINrss rMnARRAssMENTs.

James II. s. Nelson, hotel-keepcr, at Nos.
100 and 7G2 Broadway;he Stacy Housc-has gone into
voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities aggTognins
$4,000 Among the largest creditors are wits Black
stone, $4,000; executors of @. Tappen, r. $1,000
Francis Lahey, S7.I7l Ieuucl Valentine S3,332. The
sSe:s are placcd $50 coo: of which bSUOp - IN real
estate ana 500 900 IN hotel fixtures, Sc.
Chlrles T. pcsg. formerly proprietor ~ TIE Mln"hctr
unirl mas nird voluntary petition IA baukruptcy His
liabilities amount 10 ~eTOGO Tie PRINCIPAL creditors
are executors of T. Hurry, jcuu; Jacob 4. Marshall,
Is 692 81; T.. h. PoTg 5000; 4. Ninchester s@'1Oo
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
PASSENGERS 2 ARRITED.

PROM HAvANA--In rieamshtp CITY q Vera Crru Aug.
3lGuermo de Zado and AdofQ Varona, salvador
CunI Gaspar Puo H. Facoaner and wife, Mrs j. VInagras
and daughter Mis- Pauline Lott Joan H. Durruty H. Bos
semann wife enid and servant j. r. Whitman, Josie X.
Perez Mira J. DaE de cun and daughter wence.ao Prado
servant NJ. A. Hoca WIFE, children and servants j. NJ.
Herrers. John Vander1eit and servant l. Tibero n Gs
Coys Mrs Ellen r. Smith, vnccne Via, Luciano Mesa
En- AgUsiiny Domingo Zarrett Jean Leonard; NJ Perez
! Frenles and villa Miss Helen " Ayyen. Ma II PIado
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
THE srABBrYG or PATRICK CAMPBELL

Deputy Sheriff Patrick Campbell, who was
stabbed In West seveneeuth-sL lnst sunday by George
Bclnd passed an easy day yesterday and his physi-
cians give hopes of his ultimate recovery Miss Elen
auckland sister of he accused man, stated yesterday
that she has known Mr. Cimp5cli from CHILDHOOD ana
ne had always bee TospoetfGl 10 her. The charge
o. criminal hiimac- with CImPhri w"s enprati'fllf de,
MED she stated that SIR. Campjr aud her brother lad
been Intimate friends until within the past two wtths.
Vca an ifecny arose ~ regard tO thc clU'ing of thc
sUt-vnrks ownei 10y Buckland m West SeTcii" ntsi'
near Tcntl-avc 10y the Board Of Heath, and which
Buckland attributed 10 Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
THE IMPORTATION OF FRUIT.

At this season of the year large quantities Of
dried prunes and of other fruits both fresh and dried
arc shipped from France to this country through this
port Until last FAN this fruit ordinarily shipped by
line Of vessels 10 Liverpool and then reloaded aud
brought by other this city. The Inman line
attempted last year the experiment Of carrying the
fruit directly from France this country, and the
Gamer City OF HewYork, 10 was stated by the company 8
agents. brought over $1,000 boxes OF prunes alone.
This year the company has determined tD devote two
steamers " this work. anu 10 arriRa tiisa VOYAGES.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
TIE DEATH FROM mDRornoBIA.

Notice was received mt the Coroner's Office
Yesterday OF tie DEATH from. hydro phoha, ALREADY
rc,ored Of Louis Biulirr OF No. 79l N:ntve Coroner
Croker n.panced 4 jury, which viewed tho remains.
Dr. r. T. T. Marsh mo careful autopsy OF ihe t"dy.
and MS report viii DC presented a toe inquest Ntcii
MS a.onrnnd untii some future date 20 erabe the
rcrc,ry microscopic 13mnatiOns Of portions Of tho
briia and SPINAL cord b. DO made.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

PRESERVATION OF A FAvORIrE MINISTER
Soule years ago q minister called In to a man
who very IN. After finishing HIS visit, he was
leaving the house. he said 10 the mans wiie "My good
wOnan do You go 10 any church at all "Oh, yes,
Slr, we gang to the Bar0ny Kirk" "Then why In the
world did you send for why didn't you send for DIR.
Do ye no ken it's dangerous case O. typhusr
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
fnrnitnre.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &C., cheap
H. for eash-At PERPHwAITrs, 15j and t57 Chat
bams Three iorwstory buildings and II lar warerooms
painted and walnut sl5 90 $3.50 Tap. Brussels, 81.
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
IVA -Bsnkets OF all kinda carPet4 Mat,ings Oileo.hs
BnTlaps, Buckrams Upholstery
Goods (sc ANDREW LESTER Co. No 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

Two French ladies were looking at the
picures in the paris salon. $50 hear" said one 81
celebrated painter has finished picture foryou" Yes,
he eracosy o paint the portrait of my
husband for my drawing ROOM" Indeedp said the
first speaker "Well, for q room like that L think
shoul Il have chosen gayer subject"
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
and civd j. de Cardena p Fsran and wife, G. Alfonso r.
Csncro, L. Sllyegio, c. RIvas.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
suu rfsos SZ7 633 Moon sets----- JO0
HIGH wArEp THIS pAY-A.h -.
WATER THr DAP. NJ ..o
Sandy Hook 6l6 Cows Island 6:5l Hell G. Ferry EAU
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
CALENDARS-TnIs Day.
surnrME couar-cnAMnxns-pYKMlN, ].

O.. Matter OF Mary Gala
CHER.
43. .Thayer agt. The Mayor.
oil. ..LilienthRl agt. Branch.
10. .GaTyey agt. Jones (No.
~.
so. Same agt. Same (No. y.
1i0. .O'Donnell agt. The
Mayor.
lbi..Kahn agt. Block.
1884. Matter OF Holt.
lU7. Goodwin agt Cobb.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

17J. Meyers agt. Mathews.
lo3. .Zeiss AIT. q erman Press
Society.
105. W allack agt. Ritter.
2l5. .Scheifar agt. Phillips.
2l6. Brink agL Republic Fire
ms Co.
PIT. Same agt Niagara Fire
Ins. Co.
2l6. Same agt. Germania
Fire ins. Go.
2l9. Donovan agt. Enoa
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
Sales bp Auetlom

A.. MEkwIs, Aucuonecr.
SSY BANGS, MERWlN a. Co., 656 Broadway,
II -ear BOudst-saIes OF Books Works OF Art &c &c
RY SAMUEL HATCH & Co,
GREAT TRADE SALE OF GLASSWARE
by the New England Boston and Sandwich and Union Glass
Companies of -
SIX THOUSAND PACKAGES.
On WEDNESDAY and THU RSDAY, sept. o and Z, 1915
az Si7 o'clock u m,
HORTICULTURAL HALL
No IO2 TremoBtst BOSTON,
win he SOLD TO the highest sr exporter.
5000 plekas OF GLASSWARE Uf the best description
ena full assortment made. Terms at sale. - -
Catalogues ready. SAML HAlCH q 20.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

The City OF Limerick viii BE dispatched from Bordeau1
W Is first trip Sept. 90 the Cityso Brstoi on oot.
;. ,Afd the CIty of Limerick again on ROY. ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-24

"A number of Indians are reported
to have been camping at the head Of
Deer Creek last week and hunting for
deer. This should be prohibited. In
dams have no right to do what the
law prohibits the whites from doing.
Last year . party of Indians killed q
large number of deer on the head of the
Marmaton and Deer Creek while the
game law was in force. They should not
be allowed to struggle through the coun.
try and kill game in violation oflaw, and
We suggest to the people in the vicinity
where they are in the habit of stopping
that it would be well to give them hint
to "move on"