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The New York herald., 1876-09-19
O'Clock M a. tho residence Of her uncle ss4 Pacific

O'Clock p NJ at the residence Of her uncle 32l Pacific
St, Brooklyn.
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MEAD D--On Sunday, September IL, Mercy relct sf
the late stephen Mead OF ihs city, the Saith year
her
Relatives and friends Of tie family arc invited 10 A.
tend he funeral service at he residence of her son
Joseph 14l East l27th ST. IhrIcm AT SIX o'cock this
frdcsday afternoon. Remains will be taken on Weducs-
day TO Monroe. Orange county, for in,erment
MoLoSEy On Septrmbert7 1876. at Herricks Long
Island, MARGARsr, wife o Denls Moloney aged 66
years.
lnicrmsnt at Jamaci Of Tuesday, 10Th inst, at
three o'clock L. NJ
MrERs.-At Elizabeth, n. j.. Sunday. September II.
NELLIE wife of Allen A. Mv,rs only daughter of
Thomas and Maria King aged 4 wears
Funeral from her parents rcdoncc. sos Morris av.,
Eizabe'h. Wednesday, Scpcnbcr 30 at two /. NJ
Tram leaves foot o! Liberty st.onc T. "
McELIoy.--O Saturday Idh inst. in tho s4th
year OF his age Rev. JosErn Md,LRoy, d. D., for
hiy years pastor oil the scotch Presbyterian church IN
this city
Funeral from the Scotch prtsbvterian church, 14th
St., near 9Th av., this iTucsky) morning at half
past ten. Cler2ymcn are rcqucted to meet at No. 26
West 10th ST., at ten A M
PArcHEN AT Litchncld, Com on Sunday, Sep
tcmb"r IL. 1s7d MARTHA W. wifc OF Edward +.
Pachcn and daughter OF The late Robert Ycllowlec.
The relatives and ircns arc invited to attcnc the
funeral from her late rrsdcnr No Isl Congress ST..
brooklyn. on "Wednesday afternoon. September 20, at
three O'Clock
EIrcx-JouASyA RircK widow Of Charles Francis
Ri"ck aged G5 years
Funeral from No 23 Mddagh ST., Brooklyn, this day.
n two T. VI.
San Francisco papers please copy.
SHELTON AT Bridgeport on Saturday. September
10 alter short Illness. IoHN I. SHELTON, Treasurer
New York, New Haven nad Hartford Railroad
Funeral from Trinity church, Bridgeport, Tues
day, September TO- at two I. NJ.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In Superior Court, Special Term yesterday motion
vas made behalf of the New York Guaranty and In
icmnity Company, before Judge sanford, Tor
,achment compel sheriff Brennan to make return TO
Ihe execution In his hands against the Gleason and
Roberts crowd. The sheriff made answer that he hold
The property OF defendants under previous
In his hands in favor OF other parties and until those
we're nnaly disposed of satisfied he could say
whether not there would be any property to apply
on the execution IN question The application tor an
attachment was denied.
The mucn disputed exiraditon OF Leopold Nc;tc
The Austrian forsor, st occupies the attention OF che
courts. Tho matter came up for argument before
Judge Wcstbrook yesterday, on motion Tor his dis
charge the ground that sixty days had elapsed since
his Imprisonment and that he was not now subject
to cxtracion. After some desultory argument II was
over for week upon the stipulation OF counsel for tho
Austrian government that the prisoner should be pro-
auccd In conrt await the hna disposition Of The
matter
Nrs Tony ozemlckcr purchased from Robert jack
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ST. PETERS CHURCH ROBBED.

Early yesterday morning the officiating priest st st.
Pcicr's Roman Catholic church. oil Barclay street, dis
covered he entered the sacred cdncc celebrate
carly that burglars had dcApocd the tabcr nacc
carrying away the holy vessels Two poor fast
encd near Tho doors also found broken
open and thoir contents goEc. As they had not
been cmpiied - OF their Sunday collections
IL 10 estimated that they contained nearly
Sl0o Tho sacred vessels stolen consist OF two cbora,
or silver and the other OF gold two silver cbaces,
two ryxcs and two patcns, In all valued at $500.
Captain Saunders, OF tho Twenty. seventh precinct,
promptly notified OF tho robbery, and made an In
vostgaon Ii is his opinion that the thicycs sccrctcd
themselves underneath pew after the vcsper service
aud waited until dark Their exit made through h
the vesiry window. As ye, tho police have clcw TO
the sacrilegl0us depredators.
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Gildersleeve
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

ASSAULT AND BATTERY
John White and Robert Brown were placed ut the bar
charged with having assaulted John Kccnan at the
OF West and Horatio streets the night OF the 1th
OF June last II appeared that the complainant was
sitting his residence in Horato street with his
child when tho prisoner White passed by IN company
with some friends Keenan, requested him to ask his
brother dcsst throwing stones at his Kcenan
wife. Some abusive language ensued aud White wen;
away and returning in a few minutes challenged Tho
complainant To light AT this time the prisoner Brown
and Whites father walked TO the scene OF the alter
cation and 1t was claimed that they both aided III the
assault the part of the defence 1t urged that
Keenan, threatened White In the first instance and that
both voluntarily engaged the fight. 1t also
stated that neither Brown nor whites father struck
Keenan,, and that Il c only manner In which Brown
participated was by preventing one Elwood from
striking White with paving stone The Jury acquitted
Brown and being unable TO agree to the guilt or
innocence OF White were discharged
DOMESTIC INFGLIcIrY
John Greene. an old man, time ago became sep
aratcd from his wife, Catherine, and ho yesterday
charged with assaultng her at No l05 Mulberry street,
the 10Th OF last May. The complainant alleged that
the day in question she ascendcd to the roof Of tho
premises mentioned TO shake carpets, In company with
three boys. Her husband up and, she alleged
struck her and threatened 10 throw her of the roof
Two OF the boys who we're on tho root corroboratcd
her testimony as to the striking. Tho complainant
while tho stand gave evidence that she aid not pos
sess the most amiabc temper in the world
and the part OF the defence 1t
asserted that she had frequently beaten her husband
head with bottles and had otherwise maltreaied
him. Thc defendant stated THAT he merely went to
the roof OF the house ior the purpose OF making
friends with his wife, but tDat instead OF listening
his appeal she bit him In the thumb and struck him In
the face and that he did nothing more than give her
slight push in order to get away from her Shc was
violent and aggressive, he said, he glad
several Witnesses testified AS to the good
charn the prisoner who certainly looked far
less belhgcrcnt than his better halt Tho jury
in quandary and did not well know what TO do,
nd would Gladly have let the old n nof
the assault roof been fully proved They finally
found The prisoner guilty aud strongly recommended
him TO mercy, and IN passing sentence Judge Glider
sleeve observed that from all appearances he would
bs much better of In the Pcnitcniiary than with his
wife, whose department showed her 20 be violent
woman. The prisoner WAS accordingly sentenced to
four II onths' imprisonment
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MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.
A TRAIN FULL OF rEorIE sMAsHxp OUTSIDE
or NEWARK.

TRAIN FULL OF PEOPLE SMASHED oursrpx
or NEWARK.
oae OF the most extraordinary railroad smashcs
record regards miraculous escape OF passengers is
that which occurred on the Newark and Elizabeth
branch OF the Newark and New York road yesterday
morning At hapast six train OF two passenger aud
baggage started from Newark for Elizabeth. II
well fllcd with passengers few miles beyond
Bollls farm. Newark the storm had washed away the
track, leaving the rails supported by
iDg wrong until II was too late. On
his train dashed until, IN the twinklinE OF an eve
almost, 10 was smashed IN wreck the engine bcdded
In the sand on one sdc and the tender Hung on tho
other side OF the track, while the lcrkcd on
the tracks. and the latter spun In a heap in the
ditch The passengers were severely shaken up but
none injured except grocer OF Newark named Mar
tin Mcchan, OF No 356 Bank street, whose cheek was
badly Railroad men say that considering tho
entire freedom from loss OF HE, the smash tho
piecst thoy saw IL viii take several days TO set
the track right and remove the debris, owing 10 the
soft character Of the ground
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART I
Before Recorder IIncker.

INGENIOUS swINDLEns DISPOSED OF.
Samuel Goldman and Samuel Smith, importations
from the Quaker City. who gave their residence ms No
VI East broadway charged with obtaining money
uuder false preences the 4th OF January last, In
having obtained the of $3.50 from Joseph Schwab
oi lOs,h street and Sixth nvcnuc, and on another
indictment for swindng Charles Levy, of No. 373 Hud
street, out OF .alO. Tho method which these
worthless adopted loows:--Smnh would
20 into store pretending he was tho
agent or Soon after
Mr Goldman would make his appearance, and stating
that he wanted to 20 10 California would offer tho
watches Tor II consideration. Tho sympnthizng Smith
would OF advocate The poor travellers claim aud
stating that ne would take half the responsibility
would generally induce tho proprietor OF the store to
invest The loan would be advanced ON the bogus
gold watches and the swnd would divide the spos.
The prisoners pleaded guilty 10 both indictments and
wero sentenced each t" three years and SIX months
Imprisonment
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DECISIONS,
MARINA COURT-cHhMDERS.
l.. A A

by Judge McAdam.
Freeman vs. Raphael; New York County National
Bank vs. Smith; Ridaback VS. Lash; Clayton VS..
oak's; Howe vs.. Mol schwcder vs. Korn; Raider w..
Sorou.Jn; MelIen VS. Hardy; Chuctt vs. Aronson;
Wilder vs.. Jackson; Turkish vs. Tho American Shovel
Company; Denison Harens; Lundy vs. Dagsctt;
Bcas vs.. Curry; Weston Shook Lang vs. Kenipf -
orders signed.
Jennings ys. Sharp-Attnchmcnt granted
Barr VS. Barnett; Hem VS. Levy; Maachowski VS..
Bnckmar; Goldzier vs. Young; riincy VS. Van Raust
Rogers VS.. Woodman- Motions granted.
Murray vs.. Meehan. .-A.tachmen granted.
suREoGATEs CoURT.
Estate Of Jennie MorclL order entered thnt subpoena
Issue 10 parties in 20 of the personal property
OF deceased 10 appear 2lst aud testify IN rela
ton thereto
Frederick Winter.--Ordcr entered revoking letters
tesamentnry heretofore issued TO Amelia Wnicr
Lewis +. Squire -Orccr cnjoining the executor,
George H. Squire, IRON further acting In tho premises
until tho matters complained of shall he dcposcd OF.
Citation also issued that he show The 25tn
inst why he should not be suspended sucn executor
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COURT OF APPEALS.
albany. ScnL Is. lSi6.

HLHNNf' 'cFR 10, IN'U
No 81 People &c. eN rel Gray VS.. Pnps--Argued
by George r Daniorth Tor appellant; A. Perry Tor
spoudcnt Ne. 2ib Gcorgc H. Wooster. respondent,
Russell Sage. appesnt--Argucd by Z. NJ. Ds Costa
for appellant, u stafford for respondent No "a
People rel John Miller, respondent Canning r.
Griswold Commissioner, &c, nppclant-Suhmistcd.
No 2is BENJAMIN L. Middleton. respondent, An-
ihonv walter, aprelant--Argucd by Frank Crook for
appellant. T. Place FOR respondent No 10 William
e. Alderman, appellant vs. Charles f. Corton respond.
cnt-Submittei. No l26 William y. Eginton, re-.
spondent vs. The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York appcllnnts-Areucd by Henry Il. Dawes for
appellant, George j. Danforth for respondcnt-Casc
still on
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENpAR.--Nos. 2JS. Isl, "a $50. 0s. 25I, 25S
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Yesterday the Court OF Special Sessions devoted It.
self tho trial of Of cruelty to animals OF which
there nifty the calendar. Justices Bixby
Ot,erbourg and Duffy presided Such OF the defendants
we're found guilty were fined IN sums ranging from
81 to $50
william Elmore, alias Bill Long, was arrested on Sun.
day evening on charge OF attempting burglary at
No l20 Fulton street, occupicu as clothing store.
Emorc escaped, but was subsequently rearrcstcd
Justice nuly held the prisoner Tor trial.
James Martin, aged sixteen years, and James Camp
bell aged seventeen, were Yesterday held for trial by
Justice Duly on n charge OF being concerned in tho
robbery cigars from The store Of Mnller Il Co., No.
llo Duanc street.
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

Yesterday tho New Jersey State FAIR opened under
circumstances which givo hope that II will be decided
success Tho entries largely in Of those
made up TO the same time on any preceding OCCASION
Besides the usual display thcrc viii bo tournament
after the southern style The attractions promised in
cudc the presence o President Grant Governor TIL
den, Governor Hayes. and all the Jorse State dgnila
res. II wiil continue nine days
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CORONERS' CASES.

Michael Lane, aged twcn,y-thrcc, who had been
committed to the Penitcnliary for thrco months for
petit larceny, died yesterday.
Daphne Smith, aged eight months Of No. 235 East
Forty hfih street, d,ed yesterday tho effects
burns received last Saturday.
An unknown woman. twenty three years old, was
found drowned OF pier 81 yesterday morning.
Coroner Wotman took Charge OF all three cases
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son quantity OF tobacco by sample at the rate IN
thirty eight cents pound When tho of tabac
co was delivered 10 her she found that instead OF being
according To sample and worth thirty eight cents per
pound IL was not worth moro than three cents per
pound she thcreupon offered to restore the tobacco,
but ucehoant refusing to receive 1t she brought SUIT
against him TO recover tho difference between the value
OF the tobacco delivered and the price agreed TO be
paid The SUIT was tried before Judge Sheridan and
jury In part OF tho Marine Court Yesterday and re-
suited In verdict IN favor Of plaintiff for SlO7 40
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
THE CENTENNIAL AND THE STATE.
Urea, Sept. IS, 1876.

Urea, sept IS 1875
Colonel ). E. Peyton has returned from visit to all
Of the principal cities OF this State after inviting tho
Mayors and other officials to visit the Centennial
body This week. rhe officials are expected TO wear
badges bearing the names OF their cities. general
rush TO Philadelphia from all parts OF the State is
oxpected.
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
REVENUE BONDS CANCELLED.

Captain Twomcy OF tho Board Of Aldermen, yestcr-
day cancelled two revenue bonds. amounting TO
81 1000, that had been Issued temporary loan
until tho tax levy OF 1875 had been confirmed lie aiso
cancelled bonds Tor lcss,r amounts covering IN the
aggregate several thousand dollars
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE ALASKA AT MAETHA's VINEYARD, EN- ROUTE
FOR BOSTON.
MsRruA's VINEYARD, Sept Is, 1875
The United States steamer Alaska, Captain Semmcs,
from Madeira, thirty days, Tor Boston, has arrived
here She ran in behind Nantucket shoals, on the
night OF the 18th inst and anchored She passed into
Vineyard Sound through Muskegct channel
ORDERS
Midshipmcr LuciIs Flynn aud Charles W. Haskell,
lately detached from the kcarsargo, Asiatic station f.
w. Danner lately detached from the Franklin, Euro
pcnn station and Passed Assistant Engineer John A.
Scott lately detached IRON the Ashuciot Asatic
tion, have been placed on waiting orders
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

GUMrERT-SAMrER --On Wednesday, September 13
by Rev. Henry -. Jacobs, assisted bv Rev. Edward
ksrtschmarof SAMUEL GUMrERr, OF shreveport, La
TO JENNIE, daughter oi Mark Samtcr, Esq, OF this
city.
Shreveport La papers please copy
HUyTrNG--DAy-ln Springfield, Mass. 18th inst, at
tho North church. by Rev. Washington Gaddcn, Mr.
BENJAMIN p. HUNTING, OF Sag Harbor, L. l., to ISIS
ELLEN NJ. DAY, OF PittshcId, Mass.
MAcDoyALD-HA -HARRIsoN.--Tucsdny, 18Th inst, 1876
by tho Rev Samuel Hamilton, PETER MACDONALD 10
JOSEPHINE HARRISON, both OF this city.
MURrnA-WILsoN.-On Saturday, September 16 nt
tho Church OF ST. Francis Xavier, by the Rev. p. r.
Deaiy. $. j., JonN A. MuRrnA TO MARY l.. WILSON,
both of this city. No cards
WILlsoN-REED-ln Amcnla on Wednesday,, Sep
tcmbcr l3, 1876 by Rev. Alexander Jackson, Mrs.
EMMA REED, daughter OF Charles Darko, to Mr..
GEORGE I. WILSON
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
A VICIOUS BOY.

James Reilly, aged thirteen, whose parents reside
at No 1913 East Thirty eighth street, demanded liquor
TO drink on Sunday in neighboring store Offering
pay for what nc wanted rho proprietor refused 10
give 1t TO the boy who went out and sent several
stones flying through the windows. Judge Ottcrbourg
fined him SIu
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FOUND IN THE NARROwS.
Fonr HAMILTON. Sept IS. 1876.

FoRr HAMILTON. Sept 49, 1876
The body OF a boy, about thirteen years OF AGO,
was found In the Narrows to-day, clothed In black
or shocG
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENT or PAYMAsrER.

WASHINGTON, Sept IS 1875
James Kasson, OF Iowa, has been appointed Pay
In the army, with the rank of major vice Major
H. Seward who died at his residence in New Jersey on
the llth Of September last
The New York herald., 1876-09-19
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs.

YOUNG MAS, sPEAKING ENVILSH. ARABIC
~ and nhcr languages. - travelling
"rrs his services to family or pariv ron. abr'nd cnn
net native dragnmnn Ia Egypt aud Palestine and make
~ arangemonts required for trip 70 the Ne rs far
karfonm: hest references ADDRESS CHARLES, 1873
Westminster nv. Philadelphia, Pa
The New York herald., 1876-09-19

4 YOUNG MAN WISHES TO OBTAIN a SGTU.
alton porter DO other Kind of work nine
Years in tho city good rcfcrcncc Inquire nj 6l5 East
The New York herald., 1876-09-19

A YOUNG MAN OF EXrERItNCE WANTS EN-
I lArloyment in billiard room. Address BILLIARDS.
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WATTS s. HUMPHREY, Attorney for Mort
gagees. 2O-13t /
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-09

NEORTGA AGE SALE-Default having
W. been mace in the conditions of
certain indenture of mortgage bearing
date the 10Th dav of November A d.
1872, made and executed by George Laprall. AID
Samantha Lapral. Ills wife, of Inverness. Chebcy-
gan county, Michigan. to Oliver Fnneff of the same
place, and recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Cheboygan county, Michigan, in Liber
of mortgages, on pages 165 and l66 on the 29th day
OF November. 1872 upon which mortgage and the
note mpanying the same there is caimed to be
due to the said Oliver Einne at the date hereof
sum of two hundred and tifty-four and SS-UO 1924
83l dollars for principal aud interest together with
attorney fee of fifty $50 dollars provided for in
said mortgage, should any proceedings be taken to
been taken either in law equity 10 recover the
amount due on said mortgage. therefore notice is
hereby given that by virtue of the power of sa in
said mortgage contained. and of the statu es in
such cases made and provided. on Monday, the 22d
day of January, A. d. 1877, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day. at the front door of the court
hOuse, in the llage and county of Cheboygan, and
which the circuit court for the unity of O eboy-
il heidi there will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, the premises described in said
mortgage. or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the amount then due u o said mortgate
for principal interest and costs and expenses allow
ed by law. together with said attorney fee of SO;
said premises being described as follows, to-wit ali
township of inverness, in the county of hebcygan,
and state of Michigan. and described follows to-
wit: Lot number two ~ of section nineteen ll! in
township hirty-seven .3Il north, of range one (i)
west, containing ten 94-lC4 tl09N acres. according
to the returns of the Surveyor General.
OLIVER FINNEFF, Mortgagaee.
GsoRGE w. BELL, Attorney tor Mortgage.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-09
100000 Acres
MICHIGAN LANDS
T OR S A L E.
THE lands of the
jackson, Lansing & Saginaw r Rco.
Are now offered for sale at q

Lou Prices and on LONG TIME
The railroad is constructed land IN operatio
from Jackson to Gaylord, a distance of two hun
dred and thirty-slx miles, and.wlu soon be COM
pleted to the straits of Mackinaw, a further dis
lance Of about fifty five miles.
Particular attention is called to the large tracts
Of the best white and Nor way pine timber along
t line of the road, and upon the Au Sable.
Cheboygan, Muskegon and Manistee rivers, the
most important logging streams in the state.
The Farming Lands of the company include
some of the most fertile and we'll watered hard
wood lands in the state. Especial at ention is
called to the farming lands in Crawford. 0tsego
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pie; soil, black sandy loan, and abOunoing in
springs of the purest water. These counties are
beng rapidly settled. and the numbering business
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market for produce tor many years.
TERMS OF SALE.
For pine lands, One-fOurth down, and remain
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est at seven per cent For farming lands to set
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