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Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04
Milk Cows. Milk Cows.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. HAVING PURCHASED A LOT OF III California Cows, have for sale one Hundred head of Good Milk Cows Tor sale at the san Pedro Ranch, Tres Ala mos Price ranging iron, S5D Co sl3 each, according tO quality. All Of which are good milch cows and have been Kept Tor Dairying. They are
 All with Calf by Thoroughbred Bulls-
 Some of which have -
 Young Calves Now. For particulars enquire of Wm. Whalen , Tucson, or Of C. NJ. Hooker, Tres Alamos February r.. lS-tf II. C. HOOkER-
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES !:
ADVERTISING RATES

One copy, one year, S % One Copy. six months 8 OO
 single numbers I5
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

". Y. Kelly, newSdealer at Prescott. ha. TIE CITIZEN for sale, and has authority tC receive and receipt for money due us. l4. ?. Fisher, 20 and 2l New Merchants Exchange, is our authorized Agent in san Francisco.
 James Abegg .............. Yuma. r. Phenix.
 WASSON X BROWN, Propretors.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

Twelve lines iR this type, one sq.
 One square, twelve lines, one time..S SS co Bach subsequent insertion. on................. 50 Professional cards, per quarter............ $ 00
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

H. N. ALEXANDER, YUMA, ARIZONA. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks in prose, per square; in poetry, g 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

FORWARDS FREIG HIT AND MER-
 CH A \ DISE
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

The sFslUoId IIHI pTali DUB Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and silver Bullion, United states Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04
and NIEXICO.

SolicitS Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

to any Part Of the World -IasurIng If
 --deSIred. -
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-04

Selected tO Exactly Suit Merchants, Station Keepers, Miners, Ranchers and FreiShters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
A CHICAGO NEWSPAPER SCHEME.

The trial Of the suit of the First National
Bank of Springfield ninois, against Charles A. Dana
was begun yesterday, before Judge Larrenore In Su
preme Court, Circuit The suit IS promcsOry note
for 600. The story of the defense IL that Charles
Dana invited TO edit The Ohtoa9o Republican, and
company said 20 have been organized with q nomi-
nal capital Of 100000 AID real capital OF 100000
and offered Fifth OF tis real stock, paid up to
take his place editor Soon aer he ped the oer
be was informed that assessment OF 50 per cent had
been laid on the stock, and that the other holders Of
stock had paid OF would pay that The
dent OF the Springfield Bank, Of largest share
holders III the paper offered to discount notes Of MIR
Dana TO enable him 10 pay THIS assessment and he gave
two notes Of 50 900 each, pedgng Lis stock lateral
When he severed bis connection with that paper, he
claims that the newspaper company agreed 10 protect
those notes He further claims that OF the stock
holders but himself paid up this assessment, and he
received any money on The notes, that they
absolutely without consideration, aEd that suisse
quent arrangement between the bank and himself 10
force the notes against the newspaper company, has
leased him from liability on them Tie case Was I'D
tonrned TO to-day. Mr. Bennett appeared for the plain
ill., W. o. Bartlett and Willard Bartlett for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
CIVIL NOTES.

The formal orders in the suits Of The People
against william G, kingsley and otlers, ana against
william A. Fowler md others, Transferring i'c SUI, To
brooklyn have been eettcd ny Judge barctt ana Med
They transfer the suits rs &C. all re cc'cndauis.
In the suit OF Henry Fiode against The Third
Avenue Railroad COMPANY tried yesterday before Judge
Van Brunt tie Conn Pleas, Trial Tenn, sealed
verdict is ordered Tic plaintiff on June L. 1872, WIS
riding dow town 81 Of t;c defendant comm. ~,
and stopped the ear nraI Grlgdst woman ,ot Uut h-
fore him. and lie SAWS Le asked the ACTOR 10 SOP
while lie got OF 1ae conductor, however, started ihc
car as he wa. stoi ping Oh throwing h,in down Hnd
crushing his leg 81 badly that II wac aupUtrd II"
claims $4,000 damages fOg bis ujul.c5 AM aG.o 'o-
his cxpcnscs t. defense that the IAn,'n caused
AND G.. 4. Euuelc Ippcsr for 40 4'ini, ALL bVJAs'@No'
and ECbcIt T. Green iol th' Company.
4 suit by Ii. i. Clalin and others against
Henry j. Myers las been settled 10y ;h.yc r,rrecf john
Lawrence was appointed the law referee aud The parties
voluntarily associated with linn :. u. BjcocL an H. L.
Miller Tie suit was for $1,000 tho value Of silhs
stored hy Cl81g Il Co. with t.e o. 'tt 10 U.s. e. war
lous,in3n The slts were stolen DE- BURGLARS, VIC, !-
Ing oo.us IN d. adjoining house clint cd il. ca ON nc
roof oi tIe "alehouse and pljins oltn tAe fcttur
so,.c,ed the most valuable 81 tue pOTt.e gos. Ire
only real qucs, on in tue case whether the were
hoseman had t-kcu a the c+e ,Aat he s.o"ld iahe 70
prevent such au entrance 1He uuse iei,it,s Glcdr"
aa,!ns. tAe defendant and awarded the y."H,'!. i'
amount 90 their claim. VIM II. Aih"uN Tor lli'h'As'
ANTHONY h. Dy q, iOr defendant
Tie suit o. John Condor against agnes Mar
tin. execu,rlx tiled before judge Cg~is IN superior
Court Trial Term ended disagreement o. the jury
The suit was on two notes OF 5000 c made 10y James
Martin shortly before his death. The defense Is That
teee notls either iorp"res or 0S"inc1 'in N
lrnr II was ucccd that Curdou small ha''tr r. Elo
.,alovcd Martin 20 carry ahoGt his pacard' never ad
81 900 lend and thgt ~i'n plrc" 4" i4"irlH ~ "Hl
ian i.;o tAe hands o.! tGc aIrarD down i"i' to e-i
took adv ant"Ee oi E,7 sttte 10 =, lht 80,
other EIDE 20 was 81 iW'd ti"t mos h'''' W. '''
aggregate o. uau sIr.N loans and debts, t.r "ny e.
one being loa,' %: $4,000, 10 c4.r On lta I.ocr'H
to save ts pIcr,iI. Horace +. BArnt'd "'p'&ioG iSI
the piaiatn, a. J. ysnderPoel Cor The defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
ERRORS OF AGENTS.

The trial of the suit Of mOuis X. Jesup and
etLers against Samuel Smith and Others WAS bco1 jer-
terday in Supreme Court Circuit before Judge Donoiu'.
The plaintiffs and DreXe Morgan Co were interested
IN cargo OF about GJ0 tons OF railroad iron which al
rived at NewCreans in April 1872 They requested the
defendants 10 enter the cargo bona" that they
might free export 1t. Instead of tails tey entered
It bonded warehouse, su1eCng 1t 10 duties in any
case and 10 forfeiture Il tho duties were rot paid "a =
year In fact the iron forfeited in Ap1l 1873 but
the forfeiture was finally romltted The plaintiffs made
al Advantage contract III gland to deliver the mon
b. Peru and were first informed June II. 1873. OF tic
condition the iron IN They endcsvored TO get
II placed "in bond" so that II could be re-
exported ind mean while endeayored tokcep tie eontrac.
for !ls sale at option bat it eHcccd They sub
scqueHy sold the iron but for less n tAe price they
would have obtained on the Cancelled contract They
for this difference amounting 10 F1552 -. .
The defendants claim a. ct according u the Wcsctted
custom of business their province Tas 10 employ o
skilled CustOn-house brOker, VINO thereupon became
platihs' agent; thai tncy did - tins employ such
broker and gave him he Instructions received from the
plant s and paid his brokerage and charges, their only
eS!GycIsatOn being per cent commission on sucb at
vances that they i2d knowledge OF the contract OF
SAFE could be held lahlo Tor any losses Arising
from anu that the loss occaSOncd By IA uuncC
ssry delay in the resale. They as0 set up counter
eslm abDut 5000 The Il etil on John T.. Par
appears for plaintiffs Joseph f. Choa:e for defend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
DECIsIONs-FRP. 8.

Sppyeme Court hambers-By Judge Lawrence
y. V Lie InsurEce aad Trust 60. h.'' s, n,,S
p-,.1s at ifu.oy matter ~ IH"r".c"i +NA,'hfl
uui.Lers Gna IrOyeTs Bank Az L''oI b'"n'
Egt Deforrst; PcfIir AZ. Bu'cielI, hiHIAI't a-'.
Iiliastr n aITcl AZ ct Hvrr agf. J. nv Ell ~
ti.n-.ad at payne LeAhy an aho rT j. ,.rr
't'iti u
NJ .uur e. Trust % hst. Perry ''ndt'tI aft VI 30,
ei all Skinner Pinch: Br o. agt HirTnAii
Eurcti's CieaiN ih7uHi' 't-
o. = lea 90 ag gIscr-ApiIur Ell lLtAA aSt. bOieh
der Moi on 10 q! 81 Goa e 70" or 81
srt I1weuthai- CREATED ana 40 eistH 10 .f III
" al AIT IIgmp- denied. Hlthp1 COST ~ oil, sec
II D4iiv arf Codif Ducr jtjl Morris at heiF-.t'
case be TAl icrrngio o. tie nfst sohh' 81
Hsrch the grut stAnd IN tn" mean tan ~ 80 MY
u,hcrwis. denied Win sIO corr Nan TMch Igt
FarlevTc obrttpn tatei hIni 'eubTahihh :" t'sti ~
H. regard ayt Of rsSaltrty " hci seen 70 .a'
Leen oi,y EcllYbCruit opened o. pay
nrf NJ 40 notion Judgment 10 SsiG r. r'cnT W.
aud case 10 be set 10" nr.t Mona" %
Ho,ci p.rmrory othcrge motion denied with $40 costs
KEY. AT uOiihe reg Ut 81 ID referee VI c''ni' v
- moi aor Nc papers Iresrut.d on N" mol M D. pot
rnat tp ,uuDl ed Natr U. the HuC an on Fafli r.
q tcli sdagt o biz report LGvne b"eI Vtl'd bcic
Notary uuc pennsylvania the Ger ncr r'Gurti ~ laws
OF SD chap l33 D. al shOGlt Dr. amin 90 . -
G,rT3,- Igyf L|iy Judge Van N0~t-RusE &c, agt
sOalter ScAlowaice q 1850 grantri 20 otehdahI race
aot ebert ct al lotion for 4 low tfiu denied
Is,rf JI-Bv Iudcc Van Nopt-NatiEn Il al a6t WuU-
fede. II sl-MOuon denied. -, ,
WaIsh.-Case and enon'iinents settled
Supcylor Coarf-Sr,cfdl Ierp-Bv Judge Sanford
Godberg ag LsvinsO a Motions denied without c"ss
memorandum. 800, ,. o.s--.., 40
ton denied slO 70 abide event n"'uOfi pdnh
emf d act JOur t0n.-OrleT 6nd nndngs seiilsd cndt
OF Ruc9eTi-Order ~ anted Hermann sgL WiisOn-Aoton
denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
THE RUBENsTETN TRIAL

At the trial of p. N. Rubenstein yesterday,
In the Kings County Court Of Oyer Terrnner charged
with the murder Of Sarah Alexander additional wit
were called {" prove abi part OF the ac
eused Joseph willezinsb testified that the deceased
girl had worked him and he her the com
pany Of any Aaron PenrOd Of the United States
Signal Service produced the records Of that ONCE show
ting that Dec IL, the day OF the alleged murder,
weather moderately warm; on the following dsy
there light fall Of snow and on the succeeding day
the weather cold and clear. The object OF this ties
tnony understood 10 combat the theory Of the
seuton that the boot tracks remained intact in the
Geld two days after the murder had been committed
Abraham jacobs testified that lie the prisoner about
p m ON Dec. IL. Rachel eammett, the prisoners
ialf sister, declared che saw HIN ut 9 y. No.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
THE sNowPLow ON STREET RAILROADS.

The order in the suit OF William G.. Prime
against the Twerty-third Railroad Company to
restrain the Company from heapng up snow on tue aides
of the by the OF the snowpow has been set
tied by Judge Sedswick, in Superior Court Special Term
Omitting the formal portions IL Is as follows:
II is adiudged that the defendant, the Twenty third
Street Railway Company hiss the rSht To remove the
from lis tracks 90 the sides OF Twenty nv
means OF snoW-iOw and swoe pcr, heretofore used
b. tire defendant Or the purpose o. enabling IL cars 80
pass along the tracks but IL urter adiudgcd that the
defendant, the Twenty tBi Street Railway ,onpany bo
and il is hereby restrained flCm leaving the sn1S 80 r
moved. Learcd mp between said track aud the plaintiffs
premises, 30. 81 East IweutythiGd-t., FOR
longer period than may be reasonably required for the
taxing OF such away from sci portion of iwcnt!-
thirt-s;.
II. II. Anderson appeared for plaintiff; o. L. Bright
for the Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
NEW METHOD OF POLICE DISCIPLINE.

The new memorandum book, which il to he
uaed IN the reports 81 officers of the police force who are
detailed t. special duty contains several pages headed
and ruled one OF which Is devoted to each hour 81 TIE
day from q q. to IL and one page for the hours
from ~ D. TO also pages for the names OF sur
uicous persons and talked wish. aud houses am
premises visited or entered dnrng Tie day. fuil am
detailed account Of the work done each hour Is 1" be
written In the book 10y the detective special officer and
,ioned ny lin: he book Is then count rsncd nv the
commanding officer 81 thC precinct, scaled up anu LOT
wardod. with the morning returns 'ifcft" !" lh' TITS
dent ~ tine Jiogrd NJ Police No cOUy lrnor MUM Z"
the contents he retained either 10y The sp'thl ouc'r
at the precinct stations. Tie 1i"ct oi ihl@ new hs'
aton IS to rem the lie cctive force more efficient ana
Keep better record OF ta dong', Is well ~ li"ttT q"
have their work brought immediately Ia Inc khoNS1bo
of Police Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST Russell SAGE.

A suit for libel has been begun III the United
States Circuit Court by Aaron S. Bright against Russell
Sage. The plaintiff who is citizen Of Eew-Jersey
claims damages to the amount OF 100000 The snt had
It's origin the legal complications Of the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad Company The complaint rooites the
history Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany and the way in which II merged in the NIL
waukee and Minnesota Company III 1859 1t is alleged
that holders of the third morgage bonds o the old road
compelled 10 accept stock III the Company, or
which Mr. Sage became the scfelccted President. Sew
era brought in the State AMI United states
Courts. In of these rOugt by MI Bright in 1874 IN
Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railroad Company for the
appointment OF a receiver Mr. sage submitted IN AFFIDAVIT
stating that the suit brought. 10 Cypress and black
mail the Company. This is claimed constitutes the
libel FOR which the SUIT is brought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10

ALBiSY, Feb. 9.-In the report Of the procedure
o. Of Appeals on the SIN INST The "owln. f"'7
Voc etourourly rtpoIt.C. Ite cfiTr roF 0fct'd
IA i55-Hcrry Armstrong. TcHroniclt sat iie 80 \ g
auu n. H. 10 90, appel Mt Airu,d h' A. =. i-iiE %
COR :. oT epit . ~ JOAN - White i"i i'- .h1 ~
No. H. and ISt-!.oJ.if 'le'eeiiin-; Ji am ~ ~
r.yugl.l. uta at. TLoI-s Col1ry aI. 90, -tf 'ii'i
tr.GI cr ~ on, ,e1-o uy samuel itan OF co-n,c Tor
40 Giants, and " -. CAL her ioI -'ie'nlci,t
IA ala. OH Of 4 . els, - ulnrr... ttb. .:
Nas H. 10 aud 1c-f, re T. More airiI ''r, go,
arr.i,out at Dav H. BraCsst and another, adm @i "a
&c tesinaIe4s; AT ssDie. Ia'i4 D. "e",'' '.'
sratu.a. &c. cnfeI-, a- ''.AiF' t.
Gs. ala, ~ straiuT &C. arprS2t. ~ ried ty.'tltt -
o. ,ana. D., scott IDl oi I o4 .i~H i.i - Oi~' '
q aa1n fuI respondents. .-.,.,. .,
10 i9,-lyiou sherman and another respon'ertS act.
Til. IIul1ou Il.CT I.aroai Coz alp" 1Et-.4EuI bs -
Hand Of cosr los atp,lAt, I'D - icAiy L. Leach 'oi
respondents. c...,., .......
Thur CD. 10 1876; Nus lG7. lVo, O., To- 4JI, IDO
lSg 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10

p. m, and hour later on tho Sunday
in quest lon Susan nstein the sstcrnlaw of the
prisoner testified tat she was in his company fr1ul
d. m ~ o. so d. Dec IL, at his fathers hOuse In
Bayard-st bbe said she had frequently heard that
Nathan Levy Sarah Alexsnder's accepted lover
Jacob Ahst testified that he the accused NJ
Dec H. Bayard AMI Mottsts ard spoke u him about
a letter, dated Dec. IL, that he INTENDED To send TO
Euronc on cross examination Ds.rict-Attorney Brit
Ton dc ponhtrated by the witesss handwriting, that the
letter was written Dee. 13 the date which 1t bore in
Hebrew and that the date Dec. IL written after
ward by some person familiar with English. Lena
semans testified that she the prisoner at $50
on Mott-st. the day in question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF 8.
steamship Canadian. Millrr. Glasgow Henderson Bros.
So aasip rIta OBJ. Watson Liverpool &C. Charles o.
steamship Ellen s. Terry. wallace Nerbern. N C., JOSIAH
steamship Parita Howe Philldclpna. Jas. Hand.
Steamship g an Stream Mor;on C1areson. VIM r. Cydo
Bar, constantia Cyor). Taaksen, liverpool Funeh Edyo
afE syanen twodJ Schultz Cape Town &c. Funch Edyo
srt Idaho pchardson cenfucgos Tucker 8 ightbourne.
Hsrk Dora Br) Kidd st Johns, " r.. oSrins ~ AicAi
!rE Fallen tHor) Christensen Wanna. Port, Bockmann'
Bar Evening CBr). Chick st Jsgo de Cuba j. H..
brig Don JscInto Kelly IIayner, J. f. ward & co.
sch T. * t. Coriery, iiebee Kchnoui, slaglt ~ Petty
sonr B :. ~srl, Woodbury. Trinidad do Unoa D. d. " IN
.n Sisn 1 % P AsnPaSS b, sea- A@ nv .
slssgsh E,nOr Gibson. rordand with mdse and pass
arK Clio uta consisIerc, Gloucester IS DAY" with
g Alice of GIBRALTAR Gives Palermo 30 days with fruit
Big Dos Henanos tMex) Abes:ery, Vera Cruz 30 days
. ssn . 4 DaoSn Ct Goges' nsT 70 ''A' cunning
scir ian.,s Waf-a, Haley Neo.'iSyea.
sonr BEND. English, b 81, sto.bst0n
tchr FaVrii.t Val Ne"P IT. ,po.
Sem Sem Sa a M tG" n assGnf qr D'''0H
DOMESTIC PJlfS.
Bosros, teb. 9-Arryed sielma,iYs AHentoTn' Ta'tT
ron L"' P4 Len nP';rn . i..S ,i ii ar
baiE ''ia l.. Neil nio"', HO1 ~ ~ y -. G1e,a M
Ia Wet t8rl. naGnu II, r'n p"Heriai Ans1 GEL
bA'r,.tsF NJ 91Afri'ei s,essmsip Dc.olo.a irou
New OH. s,A Sa,J hsa -. tArtii INN 30. C"hed'
ssa.is.lI ID. ]. Fue., Proc, lO4 - liiniup HI y g.
II.r~. Del. Zen 9.-.hc b. AA., ron NHsaf-s lct
hero u-ht portland The uafh liiue Tor No@ ahi
BOIL. M4s.ic auiycy, i"r Sew iofs 9. "iaiii
EDi.f.lIN IOLIp
QUEENSTOWN Feb. yi.e <a.i'aai iane steamship :! A1
Crte. .4 Jau. 81. foT ii.cf. u. afiF'" r." at
,.c "a, banning g. 1.e C.uefd lane steamship H'0rilA
.rta. iroI, i.o n -, lor Liverpool +ir'"' mere
i.st a..
MoIliLF rob 9.-Ths Anchor IIuc steamship Bo.i'in,
ss rft 80, ior hld-eos, arf'~' o. thla
r0ttn,;'iros rcb. the Norh ocrian Iloyds steam.
!ft Nrn 1iA Jan ~ ann "a igio
to-. 80. b.. i.i 3d.. 80 'r'f'cn.
IINBos. Isr. J.-Sa,.r.. i. It~ru. II leone 'to y
l,ai, 90. D.-+ -.r r'''4'o b"t ~ -
drr .. Nt,, or. iU,4-t. ~ g.. Head t..Gr-a cd bui
l,ra liaiy, ttI Ffrlr FL sol ii'a 'd "nU'e
.tn sor- tt .uc~. De- l. r. ~ctfa l. h T. Ni-i
hi, t4. .-4 v... I. 49, - y" N'o Aitit "a ".'
o. DID, 'tI 'tt i' t.i i'-f
Naa a.ntt.i hit mot, itrn1'i 'na -chi elri
.. .i.t.I 40 Uti,. t.t'r o. ' flit t-iil', .'A.'
lig4fr A.r.cd o.t t. 9ti a.. hL Al Al D.inln, Oh
Junk ...tf., t..... lola, iai.- 10, 80 .'l
-. Asst H.
Eotrov Ft1 o. TIE .AaAso r'y Of ~" iiavec,
No.. .., ..4. 30. ct..f D ...-t-it. or - "a, =.
ttJ 80 900 4t - '' oi- - 3D.
rug y, r.i h.c t.i-. 10 $50 iOt rt.- 7i' "''
l., D. 30 m4t,u. Co., cay uN To- -s! I"a ' f'i
s..-4l ..i-. st4 Uo.-It t.i b" '4' .I'-
II,r Ast,sl rh,r At.rs ,,c !iftl fa.'.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
EcGdl Notices.


NOTICE or ASSIGNMENF.-No ia here
- ~ ENea thai Mary A. i;r and Ci IA =, - n VI
ifl.r = CO., the CIV
arr COM Is 81 sex AID 81 New jersey have ms Day
l, su 80 cui,t To- tr sGusr Der e, fhtr pa -ei ii e.
ian. fn r rli their dJ-. and that Tue rld
CT. Itar- irUst bit their rrictr cfms uier N ca
Attenuation. within tie term o tht" Itls ilol "'e u"'o
hereof i,.isI Newark, y. j., ian. l. 1870. . . OIL
IN W.7lItM HhY ssi,ncc Al Broadway. y. y. C.'T'
OF - " 4 !. No!H.OF Attorneys, Newark, y. J.
NETWORK SUPREME CUURT-CIfY and
y CDFNfV - NEW ToitE--,iEOHdE g HATCH,
JOAN =. BA-shrr sai WILLIAM l.. NALhEt, pl1H'
a,vtiu-t MFRkI, - =. C..FAGtt, IL fVnfsAt 40 =
Sat mon. Tor mpa.y deart contract t'o1i nos srtl
N, ne p.; uaut Y5a hereby summoned AMI required u
answer r,m1liiu in 'hi~ on, which W. Hrd ~ NE
,tc a., thc CLERK IF the tiy county % NuNfO.k al De
NJ, mn house 10 500 ci,, Oh he JOth DAY 81 N0ye!Oer
1875 ani t. rupy 81 ypuf ."er 30 tS had COZ ~ ~
ou enc rb.crhrrs tler Office No 49, Ss~sa ST. ~ l'
Cy0 YORK, with tWt MY days alter ~ service OK W.
yol 'x'us Fe"i ~" Gay oil So ,..' - =.
vo III, 70 answer The complaint within he tnc Aforesaid te
isnl- ~ this acton vii taSc luIJ1re3t Az nse you oi M
nm 81 s,su tseyen hundred and hy dollars win interest,"
from 1T LAY &Oveu er one ttou dHo cLt hni"H ava
i've b,slf.s tn. Of a. 5 action nat. a. NeW
NJ &o, l. ira ca ~ EK I. WGIGli1,
ia.U law GD1n lia.uuhs Att}iN'js l"- -N"SSI'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
IyExHAUsTIBLE CHARACTER.

ITOl1 TIC OtfToN TTte Tlfss =, I,
Tho other evening a very excited man called
nj The Central Station aud demanded warrant e 'r
arrest Of his neghhor for SANDER He told ho" To
hiring about such result nnd then h." wanted 10 KNOW
how, niue damages he could probably recover.
"What il the siandcri" a-kej the captain.
"Why he says stole two hog, aud was sent TO jan
"And idn't you steal two h0gsf
"Idid"
"And did MT you 20 to JAM"
ayes. Sir" -
"Wrli then how can II be Islander for him TO say
40 Z" ashed the captain.
DWELL last want this town To understand" shouted
the Indignant man, that fellow stal two hoss
and 90 70 ja AMI still have big pile Of good Character
left"
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p4SSENC ER.S ARRIVED.

YHOM SAN FRANCIsCO-In stsamshlp Acdpn,co, Feb ..
W. Bartlett, Ma ]. G. Williams W. F. Brown, Ars
scotoy an, daughter Mr.. Bnn, vie ANA Children, 4. IL
kstt, Fred WIN ana James Mclean W. W. rag u. W
hyde Ars. L. p. say, Capt Cove eni VIE apt TAR
~ children T. !. harrington From lie lntihus
NJ. Re ssOp, q sewelI Mrs. Maler. IL J. IoD,s Lieut.
4. Miller, capt T.. T. Moektt Mrs. ncnhvy = VI tsusst
w. Laaco I,uslan, 1ichari Law, ist eAhh
Ygaisa, g. r. Parsons d. W. Burroughs q. W. DAVIS capt
Rood, q. ii MaterUus jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
OFFICIAL RECORD o" REAL ESTATE TRANSFER!
XIV YORK CITY.


lstavenws 2Gnneof iot 90. G - O6n D,ye~st
IRREGULAR. 90. Mar', Hri = Act'fs"n aua WAC 10
1874, .l - I"l - n - Eli tafd, .JAiF'i % l.'h
:, A"F' b H '''' am ''''-'' To $4,000
i'S," ,, =. T. D u" ~. s Iolr,,a -. $500
W. Erp,irat' 80 80 CO.. CD ~ ~ -
SI..,fI abs" 4laut..t-t so so nh 20 ~ e o
w,r,. n W.'.h.n - ..~...... '........ Nominal
Rt..n.tD..., 80. ~ ~ q Al ,I. 92AIj lcistaliti
i!.rfy Eo.r.4 So, 3ai., Iiri4.s -.----- tV'
Bro Az, 81. -.,A.k .rr"t la, 'tA "A4ii levin
tn Itf- ~ All N'.iIi'~,
Br.Iway. s. .i-ls, -h ar! ssr' s1ine%oiniiAl
24ia WAia iia i-i. 20 f.tj li" -hl.- -V4
lou'r .'.u 1898 l-tsNr, .rfI'I-slt 4'V'
t.,I,s1n Am g. iroi 'st .-....---.- 'o'o
1g.lt, g. 20 70 ~ a.aNr, I'-to-2, |1tiA-ieI 90,
lrr.i- lr i.t'r- Ia .nhu - fasriar -..'...,;; Iuoo
10 IT, 81. = 49, 81 To- e, l,1r & oe. ma $500
o. - o. ' ;, ,,. u .:'.T 1900
L9sn 9n 'S. =, . ' ltn Di linn. 2c 60
- u ~ = OF O.; ase. SHlOpJ. aus'd huF
sell L. MAJ y at,,u AN4-'
oI - i.is II Ioii.st..n nal
i =, mr.. .i.oi ". ....-.... 1900
21f. 81 ~ irpltN - G;h a'r. :0KS0 O. part "ilt 800
jeremiah .uEbutn 20 Euror n. adams s""V
lLA~Er
"a ave- lOHl t. year, innutGs: TJs Non 400.
YS,,.r. scr,s 2{in Wai-,. N YEAR,, Jerome PARK
Improvement to jas @ 4ON
CiuilI =. cor Doyut, yr,rH; VIM X trt'to - .o,
lohlclalI J. y. FAvAGs, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-10
Courtrn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A valuable PROPERTY on the
IIuisOn E.e Ave miles south OF the CITY Of Poughkeo9
sie. Duichess Count three miles nun whamnurgh
gDod end large river front and DOCK two
DWELLING and pcstoee on premises Offered a. y, 40
sale for 30 days For particulars address J. L.
Clinton Point " Y.-Jan. IL, 1876.
I1ARRYTOWN.- Brick VILLA and acres
to he sold great bargain to close an estate hU-
LAND q WHITING, 3 Beeknlanst
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Gin Rra. Cetlls for Sale.

A GREAT BARCAIN.-F0H SALE, with
~ Immediate poesrs9n th"r'nr' is bnilt orr story
eIl,h has~,urn; I!Ot p on west 2At a. JAMES l. I'd
WARES. - W corner Bth ave ani 2"d ~.
EAST 7STH-Sr.-Vcry hants0mr HOunn,
IL Just pat complete oIcr. Apply 10 RUTLAND WIZ
TING, BcekuansL
HOTTUC TOP.-gNOKY CIIlNNEYS cured.
~ No cure no nav. Thirty days trial AaHiflctnr'd py
HULL GRfPrfS d CO., Tnri sfo abJVe lNtht! thli-s''
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