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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-08
CABINET MAKING.
rU u ITU n z

10 his line. and also to keep constantly on hand
4 general stock in ria lice Of busiress.
Having considerable experience in his busi-
n.Ss. be bepss " rromp,ness aud doing his
wotk in a Reat aaj{ substantial manner, to re-
ecive the patronage OF the public.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-08
Roots and Shoes,

Also. full lines Of Women and Childreu's Shoes,
both coarse and fine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-08
Polling & Harrison
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,

Which will he fund attractive 10 all its derart-
ments. AMI will be SOLD smssing low 20 Cash
and prompt time buyers Their buyer, George
u. Polling. having had long experience with The
wants OF this community, would respectfully
ssy, that he has never been able 10 Offer so enb-
stsutial bargains ~ lac has in sock now, and
just such Goods as The people Of ,his section
want. Their stock Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-08

IL Lonlol t'icj dresses are called
bulgarian" because they are atrocious.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-08
ID II. w y - T. S
oliver C'orrcctov'
And Cure for Dysp, psia
Ere liUHt .3lcohoic Slim
IuHfs.

Among 'lit manv discoveries ffr,iggiS
niedies ru D,sPcpsi', more stand higher
"Wsce' Liv C"frerins
READ TIE FOLLOWING TEsT;NoNll
I,u,A y a Ft-,..fst. ~. a. e.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-12-08

GF n great black bear was killed in
Orange Parish, South Carolina, n few
days ago, his weight scaling 195 pounds
An old darkcy who had gazed pensively
on the carcass. al length exclaimed {:
Great gollyl en- we been huntin' pos.
sun in dat ar swamp all dis time
Pears as if de good Lord didn't favor
pc di2gers wufr DAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
DrCIsIONs-Ocr. 10.

Supreme Court ChaabGs-By Judge Jarrett
Myers pgt Fay tvc-GTtrdau appointed Berg agl C1aye
Tie p,iHg- ifs wanting Iediger aEt Sclac'ef-N Ii OF
iulu.ry ordered. Mckenzie alt. Cult-MOuon Erand lOf
fourth Friday Lauo asL Joil ana hnalss ast Wi.ians
Motion. granted. Etc agt JutknS-huilon granted ana
substitution ordered PrAns 9gi The Mobile ana ONO R'l
Morris alf. Marlin
compute kirtycr and agt Notwithstanding opened
m pvmeut taxed Iu tu judgment aud IIO costs
oi moi on within days. aud supu!ainE 10 Wy he cause
before referee upon the Special Circuit Calendar as
llalLtn may elect ~
REF reefs report confirmed and decree O divorce granted 10
plaintiff. r,..,--,. -
dun for counsel
Marine Court hamJGs-Bv Chief-Ju-tice Shea
Hobart IT, AIT Kc1ruey-Mot0n 20 make complaint more
tIue dvlir $40 costs 10 plaintiff ~ abide event, terd
for Trial on my minutes denied an
allowance rf Der cent granted 20 defendant cohen tgL
simmons: Loushru agt hattltWsb OF these TWO
ilpI papers. Roche agt Allen toche asl
Iro,.-NotI1us open defaults granted ier-g agt IN
I4y. Wtrtltuerar stevens Clark ast McbclWott NO
ions granted Hsmscar agf. The " y. juvenile "uaitah
society church at Ile MAJ Or &c; Dalton AZ ne Jay o
vc T4vor AIT Baxter, Miner agt. Miner Naizo4u a-I
Nazi.rT. Heath agt. knap Bland ast Neuul7 hlulaA
1rt Eurrt-s: AIT. Hogan; lyddy Az. strong
TuEr'lan iJuutfsi BielAty aS M''tLA'5
Frost AKA. same IdrIs granted
By Ju-e, ~uEott-n the matter Of James Parker 3c!n
mis- case hold that have Jurisdiction. au' mar Do Is ny uuy
~ A rce 10 matter must proceed on oGLed "ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Oct 10-Ihe following cases have
been argued In The United states Pe 9s1rapec Company
Circur Court for The southern DSet o. NV"
heard is whether q lost in this case Of
collision TO whose rights he beants we're SUBJ 3 NEGLECT
~ wa, e3e,e We ~ f and s in1ocent parties could
edoyer the entire loss sustained by them by the ls
OF tine vessels codDg The court below rned thd ~ t9
Gcy could recover only onehaf OF actual loss sustained
This ru.ug Is contested hg5e ana ~ S ngg iee o
No 5-Uund siates agt Ferany ct all error 70 the Cir
acton Aust Ferrany and his urees upon BOND
% i.tiIeIR and distiileries second survey Of his
dstery made and the question Vas %h1htLE NM Ma
The court jury thar the second report Oh sur
assistant in Ike manner the original survey then vas
invalid also that II made and copy OF !. Gs NV The
jury ouud the verdict 10 accordance with te
Government insisting that any knogeage q the suryiy h29
y the disler was sulcient and it is insisted 4t he Ga
nave know edge 81 the sec3nnt Stt"e ,ri smith Tor
In the supreme Of the United States Thursday oc]
On motion Of Mr. NJ H. Carpenter J Barrett Cohen o.
Charleston - e. and George W. Brandt OF ChOa~o -" WI"
No. S5IWcst Wisconsin Railway Company plaintiff in error
ACT Board Of Supervisors OF Ireupeleau County, ~
No S6"Da9ei r. Brandt appellant The Virginia Coal
No. 5s-fhc Town OF south ottawa, plaintiff in error agt
Board Of supervisors Of Eeq oi o G9TPiy
%. ~ l ,nk N " ,onsin-,rhis cause sub.
Tor he defendant in crIol counsel appearing Tor painIH
IN ,-,-.tog l.. .-.. oft d T ,rt
No Gl-The United States, plaintiff In error agL - I,
Were az A. D.imuts.-Ilis was suDml'cd on pt.u
arguments by 81. lampley OF counsel Tor lhc 0tius
Ina .rr,r no 60 II-gl appearing for piautN ID error
No G-5t yhen Thompson Bird executor &C. pan,
IN. I'm error ~ mo Louisiana state Bank-lhs case was
ARMED by MIR r. j. Drant OF counsel for the defendant IN
error submitted printed arguments Dy PIT T. l. let
ric, and SIR a.. W. Race Tor The plaintiff ln error
30 G.-Iohu & shaw appellant, agt The United blates-
POSTPONED % ihc foot Of the docket.
trck IT, Olima", pllntiu IN error a6J lnos'
spopucT.-Dsmisfod with COSTS -
John Gup. fiautt no error, agt ldd AiItlfOSI
uouei thu foot NJ Inc docket.
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
OBIYT1RY.
KATE CALDWELL HOLLAND.

The local stage has suffered another loss IN
the death Of Miss Kate Holland, which occurred on oct
iG in this city The deceased lady was the only daughter
Of the late George Holland and III the 2ith year OF
her age She had but brief career upon the Stage, yet
il was sufficiently long for the display Of positive talents,
and for the soft conquest Of friendly public approval and
regard Miss Holland has been member Of Wallack's
company, the Fifth Avenue, and tic Union Square Her
aptitude was for characters and FOR parts Of state and
ecptleucss she was OF a simple nature afectionate,
amae sincere and, had she been spared to The stage
on which she was modest udi0us, conscientious ana
charming worker-shc might have made a bright name
ID art She leaves that Is bameless and sweet III the
memory Of the whole profession. The funeral OF Miss
Holland occurred Yesterday al 10 M, at the Little
Church in Twenty nutlst, and was attended by many
of the professional associates and friends Of the deceased
Beautiful stands Of flowers were displayed in the chan
eel the Rev DR.. Houghton and assistants conducted the
services and the occasion one that VIII long bo
remembered as exceptional in manifestations Of the
deepest affection and sorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday Adam
D,h of no 32 aast Fiy-thTd-st charged with keeping
lottery adjustment, held 10 answer IN $1,000
Emil kochlcr and Henry Hermann, wholesale
uouor dealers West 1hirticst, held yesterday by
trd states shields l,JuU bonds esch
rgIgc uoglccung make the entries III their books
Gurod by tie Internal Eeyenue laws
George w. Johnston alias James Mitchell, who
was arrested charge Of burglary at the Fth Avenue
0, on oct H. pleaded guilty lu TIE Court Of General Sts
sons yc-cr aud sentenced by Judge Gdersecye 10
n,g yrais' mp TsODmtnt IN the STATE Prison.
John Williams aud Henry j. Smith, the two burg
Ian, who we're found seCrecd in the building OF III. H. Claim
~ Co az Nos 4O and ~ Leons lew days were sem
FENCED Yesterday By Judge Gesleeve In the Court OF GEN
M SESSIONS prsODment IA the STATE Prison fOr
each.
= w Jenkins alias David W Craig who was
arrested at time OF the capture Of the Brooklyn Of
suspicion being small dealer IN counter
M money in the United States Circuit Court Grim
mai Branch, yesterday Up 10 the hour of adjournment the
Jury Jailed To and Judge Benedict ordered sealed
verdict T. be delivered
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Amelia Ahles stealing $3.50 George j. Green OF No
To- Avenue 4 wac held ai..Slnry Stewart Of
30 Al Forsy Barbara Kimba OF No. 40 FOrsy and
William and ugusta Holman 90 Forsyh-st, charged
with ing isOdey houses at the places mentioned,
each required furnish balm 900 security FIVE and
yr0nen We're arrested the OF the raid The former
Island ior periods Of nom one 10 six months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
NJ. CAzENEUvE's FEATs OF MAGIC.

NJ. Cazeneuve, the able and Interesting ma
cician will give three exhibitions Of his sk be-
fore ending his present series OF entertainments al
Chlckering Hail. Tonight and tomorrow AFTERNOON ana
evening are to be devoted to this amusing business al
the place named The matinee will be under the auspices
of the Sisters Of the Strangers aud viii provide amuse-
ment especially for children. on Saturday morning NJ
Cazeneuve purposes to comment on sprituaisu ana 10
show that il is possible TO surpass lis alleged phchOeua
by the tricks of the magical trade.
NJ Cazeneuye gave an "ant-spirtuallstic seance' TO
members of the press and invited guests-among whom
were Messrs. Montague and Beckett Of WalackS-at
Chickerug Hall yesterday afternoon some very aIV
faas were performed among the number several nyoiV
ING prodgous powers OF memory and remarkable clal
vOvant manifestations. word, chosen by ana Known ~
only one gentleman present, was written on d sntUI
paper put into envelope, and deposited III me sei
ipgn's pocket In "a moment afterward the same WCIu
was reproduced by NJ Cazcnenve IN ms cdOet' on is
slate though his hands were tied NJ Cazeneeye, !uoun
flghfIv corded" cuuriNti 10 take of MI Montague
coat and 70 relieve Mr. Beckett OF his Watch ne aso
so tied himself to pair OF stocks that II was aoS' III
ale IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
THE KILLING OF WILLIAM SIMMONS.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday
morning upon the body Of William Simmons coioTcd
man who il was alleged died from fractured skull, the
result OF a fight with Charles Macle, last Saturday
morning in front Of No. 20 Warren-st Henry Brooks
testified that about $50 p. on last Saturday he saw
two men struggling the walk, the man on top being
the prisoner MaeIe; the coorcd man was underneath
they bon got up and engaged in angry conversation
they had angry words; then another scufe took
places the prisoner appeared 10 he the stronger OF the
two and finally threw tho cOl0red man, who fell upon
the sidewalk; The witness did not any blows struck
George T. Clark testified that he the prisoner Kick
and strike the cOlOred when the latter had been
knocked down. Leonard BOstwiCk testified that the
origin Of the difficulty about the payment Of some
duOr which the prisoner nOugh from the deceased man
simmons intoxicated, but the prisoner was sober
Other witnesses gave cOTObOIatiyo testimony. Deputy
Coroner Cushman testified that ne made p0st-mOrtcm
examination of the body on Simmons and that IA ms
opinion death caused by compression Of the brain
from a fracture OF the skull the result Of violence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
INCREASING THE WATER SUPPLY.
A PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO TIE BOARD OF A
DrvNfr-N

A PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO TIE BOARD OF Al
DEEMrN.
At the meeting yesterday OF the Board OF
Aldermen, the following preamble and resolution were
offered Dy Alderman Morris and laid over:
Whereas The inadcquacy Of tie present aqneddct 70
af rd The needed supply OF Crotou water fof use I'D ls
CITY ia conceded - hands, ana already s.elS nave
been taken with view Ok conSuucilig an ADDITIONAL
agufdUct 10 supply TIE d<IHcHcFi ava,
whereas, Before autErlzuGa Work nl such inashllue
involving an expense OF many unlunS OF dollars, 70 be
ps bv our already oyeriaXed t4paycrs due cOsidef-
lion should be given H. every feasible PAN ana tle one
r.erted should he That winch can De most eHlcIupuo
economically and efficiently aplltd 10 the present anu
future needs OF this city, ID respect " tC adequacy Oh 10
Where4s II is apparently clear 10 tie ordinary mind
that the erection oi aQJaduct. which n~cessiiateS
me prchsse OF land the right OI way Tor ne cOhtuc-
ton from private pTOpeTty-Owncrs, from the CrOton
this city "a distance % nearly not qutl AZ hiicsl'
must necessarily, IN addition 90 TIE cost ol the cOhsu1-
ton OF n aqucduct, be enormously cXpensVe ana,
whereas II seems 70 DC pIectItdyic 10 ~, an an
Die supply Of water for this city, h0th Tor It's pres
eut and future needs by laying az occasion may Ieute
more lines OF IRON pipes 80 OF - luchcs I'D ul
eteT either upon along SIDE OF the present a4leucI
for it, entire length and over the present HiSh bdEei
or II that be not Uacucc1le, ch thdt such IRON pea
m used convey the water under over ana along
view route from the CrOt0n 20 the Harlem River a.
measure OF much greater economy and oil equal II not
greater efficiency DC IL therefore
ResOlrGd That the IsslOncr OF PuDnc NOlEs, ID
The cousderatOn oil the question providing adequate
supply OF water Tor tins city, be and is hereby requested
10 take into consideration the pTacucdOty OF miro
ducng such additional supply O wafer by means oil IRON
pines Of the two ways mentioned IN inc li,t pre-
eedng paragraph, and report the result OF such inquiry
together with estimate OF the cost OF the TWO me- mods
TINS board al as early DAY as posaDc ana DcI any
application is made TO the STATE Legislature 10 authorize
the work.
Alderman Mccarthy presented report Of the Commit
tee of Public Works In relation the subject which
was not read but ordered to be printed The board ad
journed 10 meet at p m. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

The owners of the Cromwell lines of steam
els which ply between this city and Halifax and New
Orleans. have continued toay the longshoremen en-
ployed by them the old price OF 30 cents an hour not
with,tding that general reduction made 10y other
employers some time ago. The falling of i'm freight and
the increased competition obliged them 10 inform The
mon yesterday morning that hereafter prices would be
reduced TO 20 cents an hour After consultation the
men refused 10 work at the reduced wages They re-
NAMED In the vicinity OF the pier and where NJ" men
were obtained they drove them from the pr into the
street Their deiuOustra bCcnme 50 violent that "a
rot seemed imminent, when Sergeant Gasthn with q
force II officers from the steamboat squad arrived upon
the scene and enforced order The arrival or the So uCr
Hudson nom New Orleans and the necessity oi as
charging her cargo At once, obliged the company 10
recUe from the position n had Nrn' az 40 noon ihr
strikers resumed at the ola rate OF 20 cents an
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
AlIrrrCAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

The 45th annual fair of the American lnsti-
ue though falling short about 15pcr cent OF the pat
ronagc Of former years has well sustained ts,f In the
midst Of the rival attractions of this Cent. season.
The management claim to be enjoying grc'er degree
OF prosperity than they had anticipated In c'nso-
ouaIes Of Tie reduction in wages, coal, and other exc
pcnscs for running t is thought that The deficit IN the
receipts a. compared win that 81 other years " DE
SLIGHT ONLY minor articles have been entered since me
opcuing of the II yet the character OF these has added
H. the attractions OF the exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCKHOLDERS.
COMMENTS OF OFFICERS CT TIE ROAD UPON THE
rrTrt,p 40 IT'S PRESIDENT.


LETTER 10 IT'S PRESIDENT
Speakinc of the letter from Henry 5. Bennett,
attorney for large number of the stockholders Of the
Michigan Central Railroad 20 Samuel sloan. President oi
the Railroad Company. which was published IN The
TRIBUNE yesterday morning, Mr.. Sloan stated 10
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that tie Whoie SUD
feet of the modification of the contracts between
The Central and the leased lines Of the ROAD
had been before the board Of directors for several
months and in one that OF tine Jackson Lansing
and Saginaw RaiIOld-it had been sEcceSsIm III secr-
I'm modification OF the agreement, by which tho LAST
mentioned company agreed TO apply al the mel pro
ceeds of future land sales 10 the purchase ana cahee
ton OF the bonds OF the road Other negotiations he
said were in progress for change in the Agreements be-
tween the Michigan Central and other leased lines,
which he thought would be successful. Under no cir
eustances whatever would the directors OF the chl-
gan Central do anything to violate the oollea-
tons Of the company Whatever done must be done
honorably AS to the letter, he said u would receive
rps,eefu consideration by the board, inst com
municatiOn from large number OF the STOCKHOLDERS
would have their attention Tie directors were a, anN-
ions as the stockholders place the road IN condition
TO earn good dividends.
r. G. Rolston, secretary OF the company approved
the remarks Mr. Sloan, and also stated that there were
only three leases regarding which any complaint was
made-the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw, me Grand
River Valley, and the Kalamazoo ana Sootn maven
Railroads. in every case Tie leases oi uVst
Ter annual meetings, and the action of the
hoard Of directors i'm making snch leases was
confirmed How can they now he sand, reIndaie
these con racs thus made and ratified years ago, and
especallv after they have accepted tduou oi tine
contract n one case for the benefit OF tc Mlcsh cen
trall II TO De seen how much stock is rem -
scented by the 100 attached 10 the petition ~ e
directors There are about 5000 stockholders OF th'
Njchican Central While probably majority OF the st"c \
held by loss than 800 persons M bolslon SiiH ne
lad no koocdge aud me did not believe that ANY of tie
urseat directors of the Michigan Central were interested
~ holders otock IN tine cased lines az the time the con-
ma df had -
whole subject would have the attention OF the directors
a. IN early dry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
NEW CHURCH AT GREENWOOD LAKE, Nj.

4 number of cicTgymen ana 0thcIs interested
in the erection OF urdenomnationa church Tor Ivan
eecaI Christians met Tie Brandon House, Greenwood
Lake y j. Yesterday afternoon Among the gentlemen
present were the Charles T. Deems ID. D., OF New
York; the Rev. J. s. Holmes. D. D., OF Nes-Nork;
the Rev Edward EsEcslon Of Brooklyn the
Rev DIT Boynton Of Newark, and Alexander
Brandon Of New-Yprk. The Rev. Dr. Deems was
elected chairman of the meeting and The Roy. Edward
Egg,stou secretary IL stated that the cdpIf 10
establish church At tins spot had been started h't Jhy
SUNDAY az the Brandon House under the care oi
c1ssior resolutions we're adopted providing Tor q com
mtee of seven whose duty shall be 10 organic COM
many for building church. 10 De called TIE Church o.
the STRANGERS OF Greenwood Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
a / Conspiracy WITH THIEVES.
TIE COURTS.
APPEAL. FROM TIE TWEED JUDGMENT.
EXCEPTIONS or IwEED's COUNSEL AND REPLY Oh
WHEELER II. PFCKHAM.

APPEAL FROM THE TWEED JUDGMENT
EXCEPTIONS OF IwEED's COUNSEL AND REPLY OF
WHEELER II. PFCKHAM.
The appeal from the Judgment Tor The People
against William NJ. Tweed for S6l9-"31 - came mp
Yesterday before the Supreme Court General lerm TOT
argument The appeal book" hlls Two large octave
volumes but the "ponts" ON either side do not exceed
twenty-five pages the appellant counsel having con
fined them 10 mere statement OF the questions which
they intend To raise, and the counsel for the People
stating very briefly their views of the law. Dudley ted
aud his partner, Dir. D,yo, appeared Tor Tweed,
David Dudley Field not appearing. On the other she
Wheeler II. Pcckham, James G. Carter, ana ChIes
OCon1r an present through yesterday MI Fech-
ham was the only speaker that side, and his argument
f. not ended.
Mr. Field presented distinct points AGAINST the judg
meut stating merely the exceptions 10 the proceeding
There was a struck jury In each Of the two suits
against Tweed and hy agreement the struck jury pahcl
for tue smaller suit accepted for the larger ENcep
ton 4 taken 20 the list OF jurors from which the panel
WAS taken and 90 the names selected II is claimed that
the competency Of jurors should have been determined
by trier, third exception begins, John Taylor
Johnston was Incompetent" and the phrase j. az
Piled 10 each OF the T. jurors. the alleged iucompcicncy
being the opinion ~ each that Tweed had derudcd the
citv There "a also an objection the summouiug %
"ta'csmcn to on mp the Jury. These objections take
MP six points Then follow 81 exceptions to the aiui--
sion ol testimony. Tho complaint was on the theory
that Tweed 1870 lrt with watson ana oilers to
d,fraul Tie cIty The exceptions tO tcs uouy, iu add
tion to some IS ch are purely technical. that eyi-
deucc admitted of toe WY 100 which tl' were made
up when neither Watson nor Tweed pre- OF con.
varsaiions With Woodward ~ What Connolly did, OF
ue,r-ol', distribution ~ The p!uudrr. ~ matters that
tie ine OF Of Kc, ser. and of Watsgu-
own k; also tit there "a' mo- r,lcnee % tno" 'hai
Tweed Has 300 conspiracy even Win watson tul crl-
family none 90 show bis connection Win the other per
Thtrc follow nyc exceptions to the jldrc'' charge.
covering hr refusal az tho iuiF, tp chais' seventeen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

soners Alabama Claims to-day tho following Judgment
FOR loss Of personal and wages by the obstruction 81
The Catherine by the SHENANDOAH June 90 800 were an
rouncei tie claimants being all residents Of Honolulu > IL
TTaucis. $500 No. l.3SS, George
Bccksy $3.50 No l,Ss9 Daniel Glover $500 case No
1850 ~ rlham Ahia $40 No 1891, Robert Green
$40 case No 1872, Ella $50; No. 1885, kamuela
s27J case 1894 William kaneale. 500; case NO IoS2
a SIS: case No 1896 MalO David 500 Interest on az
the four per cent from date o. loss me
cal OF the calendar Was proceeded with, and plumber OF
cases ted the evidence and oral argument Vi COUNSEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
AN T,IpTcINTOI-s ALDTRNAN.

a Judgment for 500 having been obtained
against Alderman Michael Tuomey nc was brought up
recently To- be examined rs to las property Bro supple
moutary proceedings. ON bis examination he declared
that he had no property did not keep house. aud had
nothing coming 10 llm Duf liS salary 90, Alderman IoI
the month of September amounting 10 1888 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

A begGar, accompanied by his dog, stands
~ Paris srreetcoruer. lie displays pacard: Have
pity the blind" He Is caught attcntiyey regarding
coin dropped into his cup. "Ah! Won can see then"
Yes" "Why then the placardF IL 10 not FOR myself
beg. IL is my dog who is blind"