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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
OZnameni.
b K. Nj orse,
n6stsk} DttiG.

Timto SC oznamnje, ze me8tska rada
pfiiala dne 9. kv6tna 1876 naslcdujici re
soluci:
Usnesino, &c die nahledu NEST. rady (v
sonhlasu dvou tfetin vsech clend) "a po-
tfebne SC poklada, ulici Hamilton, cd
Broadway az Brecksville Road, urovnati,
stokovat, obroubiti opraviti jakoz i po-
tfebn6 kulverty stav6ti, die ustanoveneho
stupuG souhlasu pllny a protily, iez
ufadovn6 NEST. mtfi6e vylozeny jsou.
Lhita pro zadani 0 odSkodn6ni vyprsi
dnem l Geryna 1876.
| Ino M [ II t os h pisaf.
Cleveland, 4. kv6tna 1876.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
M6StSkG OZnamky.
Nafizeni

k odhadnuti vybirani zvlastni dane k
uhrazeni pfifknutych nahrad vyloh, jez
otevfenim prodlouzenim ulice Bailey,
mezi ulicem Mechanic Burton, povsta-
ly.
Odd. /, Timto Sc radou m6sta Cleve-
landu " souhasn dvou tfetin vsech Gle
nd) nafizuje, ably k zaplaceni pfifknutych
nahrad vyloh, povstalych oteyfenim a
prodlouzenim ulice Bailey, mezi ulicemi
Mechanic a Burton, zylastni dan, ktera
souhlasi odhade,n tomuto ucei
provedenym a m6stskou radon % listopa
du 1875 stvrzenym, odhadnuta a vybira-
ma byla.
Odd 2. Zmin1ny berni obnos, ktery
Sc roGn6 platiti ma, musi byti postacitel-
ma suma, ably Sc prosl6 dluhopisy rocne
vypadajicf droky zaplatily mnsi obno
sem ma berni listine, jak cd NEST. audito
ra m6stsk6 rad6 poukazano, souhlasiti,
dale ma tensamy Ike kolektoyani ma okres
nj berni dupikat polozen byti. Udana
dan Jest p6ti lhdtach okresnimu poklad
nikovi placeni, prvni lh6ta pfipada ma
nebo pred 20. prosincem 1876 kazda pax
"a rok ma to az budou vsecky splaceny.
Pfijato dne 2. kyGtna 1876.
Q. j. IL dge,
predseda m6st. rady.
In 0. M C In t o b, mGstsky pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
MniCh - Svudnik.

Marie koudelkova, narozena Uhffch,
Jest mlada, krasna divcina. Sotva pre-
kroGila II. rok pfece Jest iiz tax nestast
na Techto dn1 mela SO zodpoydati
pred videnskym soudem z podezfeni, &c
odcizila 80 kr. At SO soudce tazal co
chttl, ma vse odpovidala jen lkanim. To
soudci bylo divine tazal Sc, proc neusta
le place, vzdyt proto pry, ze stoii pred
soudem, by podezfeni Sc zodpovida,a,
plakati nemusi, jesto douta, ze jest nevin-
ma. Ma to odpovedela divka: ,Ach proto
neplati, nez kan mad svJm nestestim.'
A co jest to "a nestesti. Ma otazku tn
budiz odpovddi vypravovani diycino
vypravovalat ona: ,M6la jsem vclmi
dobr6 misto IL madarsk6 jedne vrchnosti
Prespurce. Byla isem velmi spokoje-
ma. Spokojenost ia ale netrvala dlouho.
Sla iscm jednoho dne ku zpovedi, ne
stesti tomu cht6lo, ze zpovidala jsem Sc
feholniku Z. Bonnesovi. Po ucin6n6
Iszpovedi dokazoval mn6 nicemnik tento,
ze neisem dosti nabozensky vzdtlana a
vybidl mne, bych zanedbane dohonila.
Sam pax nabidl Sc, 20 nabozenstvi bu
de mne vyucovati, "a kterouzto pficipou
mela jsem nGmu pfiiiti do bytu. Mic
zleho netusic, pfisla isem nemu umlu-
venou hodinu z pocatku mluvil vazne
o ,bezpodmin6ne poslusnosti ku sluhdm
pane, pax stal Sc doternym snazil Sc
!, vzdy vice Ike mn6 Sc pfibliziti. Branila
lsen SO sec jsem byia, vsak sila ieho by
la vetsi. Odesla jsem vravorajic bytr
leho oloupena jsouc svou test, svor
: spokoienost. - Nemohouc dale skryvat
: hanbu svou, musila isem opustiti sluzbu
. i obratila jsem Sc Ike svddci, by mne po-
). radil co ciniti nam. Vylitila isem mi
Q nest6sti sye, kter6 k zoutalstvi niue popu
dilo. Slova ma ale nepohnula zatvrzel
: Gem. Neni mne mono mic pro tebe nei
}. niti, znela jeho odpoved, ba schvaloval
a We sve odpovedi dmysl mdj, vrhnouti
o do vody skonciti tax nestastny zivC
4 svai. KoneGne odhodlala jsem SC. k
> navratu domd Jsem nyni chude s'
J. matky.' TAX vypravovala nestastnic
81 Go jsme povedeli jest vyhatek re soudn
, no protokolu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16

V ecku 0 d roku j S21
yyhlasen6.
Go prostfedek proti nemocin, jake:
SoInaty tok, kozni "yra&oni-
ma, ostrost krye, pok azeny Ia
Iudek paleni zdhy.
Neivy born6jsi lex proti ne
m 0 c m ater, sleziny zluce.
Spolehlivy lex prot
bOIeni hlavy
yseho druhu, dychavidnosti a zapachu
dst.
Osvtdceny Ill, pri ysech zenskych ne
mocech. blclni6cc, zlouteuci, zkazene kr
We a zaudkocJch kfc6.
Jisty prestfcdck proti zimnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivdni iodnc lahve Augsburgskych
kapek usetri yGtsich vyIoh "a l6ky.
% ctd "a Iahev aneb > lalvi "a S1.CO
X dostani kazde pofadnc lekarnG neb
phi zaslani obnosu, hlayniho skladu pro
Ameriku od
VI, ErnSE. Cleveland, ID.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
II. KENG$EOsGD A. son.
kINGSTOkDUN
OSWcgO kukuriCni skrOb.

ma Puddingy, blanc mango,
zmrziinu ect,
jest pdyodni - zal7zeny 1913. Ia
choyavi poyCst syou co tists, siIndj8i a
iemnGisi nez hterYkoiiy jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazey jeho iaky koIi
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. Il C. nei
lepsi aut,rta ma poij chenio V Europe,
pecliyt rozIozil skr23 tento Y soucastky
ieho nalczI iei zlrav!.m Il Nvnym.
Nayod k dciani puddingu jinych j.
del jest na kazdem liberuim pakIidkn.
sE'~ Ma prodei IA vscch yelkych erocera
81 - 20
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16
UnlrlCi Vez.
Ze zdp5sk& eeSt0Untch.

Jednim pomnik1 iunactva srbskeho
Jest ,kele kalesi - umrlci vez Mise,
pomnik sd6lany rukou tureckou ma po-
sm6ch Evropy a kfesfanstva, desny VIC
SVEN spisobu, emuz podobnych nepo-
stavil nez iediDe Rim, dokud kvcta moe
ieho, kteraz Sc zvecnila hranicemi, mu-
Girnami, inkvisici, sachtami kutnohorsky
mi hubenim vsech jednotlivcd naro-
da, iimzto oveinec rimsky nezdal Sc byt
dosti bezpecny.
Bylo to pekneho podzimniho dne, kdyz
Isem byl ma ceste k Nisi. Jednotvarny
zvuk zvonce m6ho spfezeni pojednou sc
zarazil vozka obrativ Sc ke 1nne pod
plachetku, otazal Sc, nechcili sc podivat
ma kele kalesi. Vynofil jsem Sc re sveho
plachtoveho v6zeni vskutku zylastni
pfede mnou Sc prostiraio panorama. V
rovine, liz vakol v6nec zelenych hor terra
sovite obstupoval, leskly SC cetne minare-
ty nisskG dobfe rozeznati bylo obrysy
pevnosti, iez neid1lezitejsim jest bodem
pfi operacich valecnych iak Turku proti
Srbsku, tax SrbI proti Tureeku klicem
aspon pro Srbsko k Bulharsku a postupu
k Cafihradu. Divnou protivou ku krase
krajny jest v6z ma mirnem navrsi mad
samou silnici zbudovana. Pfipomina ii
hned, ze SO nalezas zemi barbarske. u
mrlci hlavy fadach mad sebou vezdene
pol1lizeii ma tebe svyma vydutyma ocl'
ma. Pfiblizis Sc k vezi tva pfitomnost
TIVE pohyby gyplasi hejna jesterek, jel
ma slunci Sc tn vyhfivaly a jedinymi o.
byyateli veze jsou. Ma leckter6 hlav(
rozeznas ieste ranu na lebce neb celisti
vetfik, ienz Sc zdvihne, divine hlav .t6cl
Sunni. | vlasy mhzes rozeznat ma mno.
hych lebkach. Jak d6sny byl vsak a
pohled ma viteznou vtz tureckou, kdy jes
te ma hlavaeh tech byIy tvafe, oei, usi
svaly, nebof takovych hlay byla vez t.
zbudovana! Nyni spatfis jiz i mnohe me
t zery; Srb Bulhar, kdyz "a temne noe
tn jde kolem skryt je zraku tureckyc
strazi turecke luzy Nisi, vybira
skulin hlavy ty zakopaya je v pdd
k posvatne. Eu gb0IQ
: ,Jsou to hlavy statecnych iunaka,' pro
hodil pfitlumenym hlasern vozka, ohlize
a ie Sc X blizke cezme, zdalis no nikdo ne
posloucha. ,Bylo by iich nyni potfeb
v Nebali SO ami janicard, ami care sultan
3, Radeji do jednoho pohynuli, nez ably
k vzdali neb prchli pred nepfitelem.'
k Kele kalesi, vystaveno iebek sr!
70 skych ,bohatyri, ma syij pdvodvr. 1So
/. Leta 1909 bylo Srbsko, kterez SO sot
tureckeho jha pod vedenim chrabre
I'd iunaka Cerneho Jifiho bylo sprostiio, Z
NJ pleteno do move krvave valky 8 Ture
70. KEN. Jednou nejvelkolepeisich a M
10 pametihodnejsich episod valky te, ktel
ST. mnoho podobnych dejinach nenalezn
o. me, byla nasledujici. Srbske sbory o
Bci lehali dtilezitou tureckou pevnosf N
,di Byly ale Enacne seslabeny tim Re &
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-16

Ufadovna mestskeho mefiGe
Cleveland, Ohio, 26. dubna 1876.
Ornament pro kOntraktory.
Zapetettna nabidnui pfijimati bude
rada pro opravy We sve dfadovn6 do II.
kvttna 1876, II hodin poledne ma stavbu
stoky ulici Cedar, mezi Case Ave vi.
Kennard.
Nabidnuti pfijmou sc Ma praci ma
material kazdG zvlasf aneb dobromady,
Plany a specifikace mohcu nahl6dnuty
formulate obdrzeny byti dfadovne
NEST. mtfiGe po s. kv6tnu 1876.
Kazde nabidnuti musi obsahovati dpl
ne im6no partaie, ktera ie tini, postaci
telnou jistotu, tax ably vpadu pfijmuti q
n6n6ho nabidnuti smlouva uzavfena byti
mohla.
ZadnGho nabidnuti nebudc povsimnu-
to, ktere nebudc die formulate cd NEST
inzinyra vyhotoveno.
Mesto ponechava 81 prayo to kterG ma
bidnuti pfijmouti aneb vsecky zamitnou-
ii.
Jmenem rady
T. L. Morse,
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Farm;irske pOZemky

V / q w Fl.
Ma prodej nebo ma vym9n u
pozemkov 7 m al etek
CIeyelandt
Pozemky ty .isou vJtecn6, biz zelezm- :
ce a dobreho trhu a lei Pockahontas II
Buena Vista Counts, kde lest hodn6 Ce
chI osodlych. Cena nizka, terminy pd
zniv6. Blizsi zprava u
PRICE BROTHERS., 145 Superior Str
Tez j. V. Sykora Esq. poda zpravu.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
THE FULTON STREET BURGLARY.

Michael Sheehan, alias Shecny Mike, was yestcrday
arrested by Captain Petty, OF the First precinct
suspicion of being concerned in tho robbery OF the
store Of Frank Horton, No 42 Fulton street. on the
LIST OF October. IL win be remembered that last
Sunday morning the premises were burglariously en-
tered from vacant building door by means Of
breaking through the party wall large safe, which
contained watches and jewery valued at sos 900, was
pried open and the contents carried or Captain
Petty obtained description OF man who had been
seen lotcrng around tho neIghborhood, ane the
strength OF u arrested the prisoner. Rudolph Richards
an employs In restaurant across the from the
house which was robbed, identified Shechan as tho
party whom he had seen acting In suspicious manner
the night previous 10 the burglary On being searched
In the police st tion gold watch and chain wcro
found on the prisoner which one OF Mr. Hortons
poyes recognized being part of the stolen property
Justice Morgan rcmanded the prisoner TO the custooy
OF the police In order that further cvdcnce may be OBJ
tanned against him.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
THE COURTS.
The Sweeny Seven Million Dollar and Tweed
One Million Dollar Suits.
LAWYERS AND THEIR CLIENTS INSTRUCTIONS.
Clearing the Criminal Calendars Of
Homicide Cases.

Two OF tho memorable 'Ring" suits-one the suit
against Peter b. Sweeny 10 ST. 900 and the
other the 81, oOo, 900 suit against William NJ Tweed
are set down for trial before Judge West
brook Al present It appears to bo highly problemaii
cal whether either suit will be brought to trial AS for
Mr.. Sweeny It is understood that he SILL Ia a soourner
In the gay French capital Notwithstanding the
nounccment made long snoc that no both willing
and anxious 10 meet In open court the
charge oil being pccuator on the city
treasury. For that matter, however, II there
is to DO trial it would probably make but little der-
cncc whether he was here to answer In proprtd per-
sonG or defended through counsel tho general pre-
SUMPTION though, being that, not having put in
appearance up 10 this tme he does propose do
SO and In the result joopartizo his possible personal
liberty. In the OF Tweed is uggcsted that in
view OF his speedy return 10 this country II would be
only fair to give tho "od man. chance 10 suggest
the line OF crossexaminaIon 10 bs taken by his
sci. The contra suppositon is that he will have
serious matters TO occupy his attention his return
again within the jurisdiction OF civil and criminal
courts, as tho indictments for forgery threaten his
transfer TO Sing Sing. Again, II IS surmsed that
he may unbosom himself In way that will direct the
shafts OF justice against other parties who have long
been reposng In fnncied security that their partcpa
ton in pundcring the city exchcqucr will snevcr DO
brought to light There Is also the hypothesis that
what f. A. Woodward. the great ''go between" may
have 10 say in regard to tho old Ring transactions
may put an entirely new complexion on the whole case
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
HOBOKEN'S BROKEN BANK.
A RECEIVER APPoINTED-aRxAr INDIGNATION
AMONG THE DEPosIToRs.

RECEIVER APPoINTED-GRKAr INDIGNATION
AMONG THE DEposIToRs
Tho excitement in Hoboken very great yester-
day concerning tho suspension OF the Hobokcn Home
stead and Banking Association. General Indignation
exists against the management Of tho concern which
said 10 have been Of the reckless and cupabe
character. The following is correct list OF the
officials John Won Dusburg President; l.. Etting-
haus, Vice PRESIDENT A. Jordan, Secretary +. Witt.
Treasurer; Charles Spieman, Sr., Trustee and Man
ager; Robert Werner. g. Falck W. Won Hafen and 4.
Erb, trustees Last night HERALD reporter called
upon the President who made the following state
ment which must be taken tor what It is WORTH
rhe total liabilities to deposors are, believe from
They consist OF real estate In New Jersey and xlO COO
worth OF imported Rhine wines. Matters have been
managed fairly, but we have had to fight against great
diincutes Five years ago wo had $Io 600 dopos ted,
and recently we had but hall that | myself have
deposited about $500 MIR. Charles Spielman has man.
aged the whole concern. His in New York who
has deposited has put injunction tho bank
through his counsel not 10 receive pay moneys.
The assets OF the Homestead Association grew from
S13 1858 in 1870 to $3135l IN 1873 since which time
Homestead Association chartered by the
Legislature Of New Jersey in February,
1869, and subsequently Its charter was amended 10
allow II TO carry on banking business No state
mens were ever paDisheo The shareholders of tho
Homestead Association will probably lose $22 0oO
You wait tl the receiver appointed gives tho
HERALD statement OF the accounts His name is Mr..
Michael Sandford ex-Prcsidcnt Of tho Union Bank,
Jersey CITY"
The general impression among tho victims OF this
in perfect chaos and that tho arc compara-
tiyely worthless.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH FAIR.

A fa,r given by the ladies OF ST. Stephens Roman
Catholic church. which was inaugurated on Thursday
evening" promises to be oil the most enjoy able
ones the fall It is entirely managed by the
ladies OF Rev Dr. McGlynn's congregation and the
Sisters of Charity who have volunteered their Services
during the month that It Is to continue. Among the
attractions refreshmcnt table, with kitchen at
tached; post Office, billiard table and shooting
gallery statuary foral bowors allegorical picture
and ten tables for the sao Of fancy
articles That Of the Sisters known st. Stephens
Home table Is under the mediate charge Of tho
Sisters assisted by the wife OF Warden O'Rourke OF
Bellevue Hospital, aud Mrs. g. N. Bomford Tho en-
tertanment Will be varied by music by the band sing
ing by choir of boys Shakespcarian readings Punch
and Judy shows and art gallery Each week viii
open with rome new and interesting attraction. AS
the object OF the energetic ladies iB to pay of the
church Indebtedness IL Is to be hoped that tho wealthy
members OF tho congregation and Catholics generally
will give the fair generous patronage
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the Court OF Common Peas there yesterday
posted tho following order relating to the applications
for naiuralization:-No application fer citizenship
whcn the applicant claims to have arrived in the
United states and eighteen years Of
age will entertained by the Court unless the app
cation can be supported by the proof OF parent,
brothers other person who testify TO the
date OF tho applicants birth or produce satisfactory
documentary evidence thereof
William +. Altman ard Edward ID. Smythc wcro
arrested alleged completely In forgery OF checks
the Merchants Exchange National Bank, on which the
bank paid 500 000 and tho accused were fully IN
dicted. ExJudge Morris applied 10 Judge Barrett. IN
Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday for the discharge
OF Smythe from civil order Of arrest, upon a.idavits
settiug forth that he knew nothing about the forgery
and never received any OF the proceeds Judge Barrett
took the papers, rescrving his decision.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
POLICE COURT NOTES.

In the Court OF Special Sessions, yesterday Philip
Brodsrick was sentenced TO the Pentcntary for ono
year sssauitng and beating Oncor smyth, of tho
T~ onty first precinct
Mary Land, Of No 81 Washington street, yesterday
with having beaten her husband, causing him serious
bodily injuriea Land Is In tho Chambers Street Hos.
pual Bannon was locked up.
John Meyer charged before Justice Morgan yes
terday with attempting break into the premises No.
3 Broadway, with intent to commit n robbery
According to the return Of Major George W. Coonsy,
Chief Clerk OF the Board OF Police Magistrates the
cepts o lines IN thc various Police courts during tho
past month we're as ioows:-First district, $780, Sec.
ond dstrct, ST. CSC; Third DISTRICT t73S Fourth dis
trict SL l29; fnh dsrict 3l3s; Sixth distinct, $40,
and SPECIAL Sessions, 81 3j3 making total OF IS $50
At tho Essex Market Court, before Justice Flanncr
yesterday, James Day was hold tor trial in default OF
from Thomas Grady. of No 500 First avenue while
the latter was intoxicated In tho saloon No 103
Bowery
A further examination was hold by Justice Kasmirc.
OF Isaac Edcstcin ~ Lazar Schulenan, charged with
swndling H. B. Clanin 20. out OF 81, 700 worth OF
goods by ialsc representations. Tho prisoners arc
held In $4,000 bail each.
ler committed for trial by Judge Wheeler n
charge OF stealing from his landlady, Mrs John Nc
CURE, No. 200 East 113th street. the sum of $75 IL
her ALL and, during her absence yesterday Miller
searched tho house until he found aud appropriated H.
Patrick Farley, contractor, who resides at No 16l
East sixty third street. held for trial for oxplod-
ing properly covered blasts injuring property and
endangcring life and limb.
KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT.
Before Hon. William d. vccder, Surrogate
During the past week tho wills Of sho following
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
SETTLEMENT OF SUITS.

motion was heard yesterday before Judge Barrett,
In Supreme Court, Chambers nvolv ng the important
question whether lawyer, refusing to follow clients
Instructions has right TO keep the party sued in jail
on account OF non-payment oil his counsel fees. The
suit out OF which the motion grew brought by
William s. Slater against Thomas Ogg Shaw, President
OF tho Rolling MI, and vsrmiyea Paint Company.
Last spring, following the bringing Of tho suit Shaw
was arrested and In default Of 500 900 ball. commit
ted 10 Ludlow Street Jail. Subsequently the matter
settled between Slater and Shaw. Mr.. Saters at
torneys, H. w. /. Vcndergec, denied the right OF
tho parties to SETTLE claiming that charge
of some $4,000 counsel lees hon
which justified them refusing TO discontinue
the action and also keeping shaw In jail until the
settlement Of their counsel fees. A motion was
cordingly mado by Mcssrs. Compton and Root on be-
halt OF Mr. Shaw to vacate the order OF arrest, based
the AFFIDAVIT Of William Bartlett, Slaters attorney,
in fact showing that settlement had been made be-
tween Slater aud shaw; that Slater desired that Shaw
shouI be discharged from JAIL and had expressed his
willingness to pay The Vandcrgess ALL and more Than
all under their contract With Slater. Tho
vandcrgces In opposition to tho motion, insisted that
they had lien which entitled them to keep shaw in
jail. Judge Barrett DECIDED that they had not, and
forthwith vacated the order OF arros upon which Shaw
once released trsm jail
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

DArEMAS-BERSsrxIS.-O Saturday, October Z, 1915,
BY the Rev. Edward II. Krans. HAROLD BArgMAS TO
Miss HErriH BERNSTEIN. No cards.
CoyGER--LyScH.- "Wednesday, Octobcr4 T. 1876 at
tho residence OF the BRIDES father, by Rev. j. c. X.
Mlgan. CLARENCE RAPrLJA CoSGER to MAGGIE, only
daughter OF John Lynch, Esq, all of this city.
HAYEs-FsKLY-On Wednesday september 90. at
Nativity church, by Rev. Father Nolan, RICHARD
HAYES to MARY A. FEELY, daughter OF the late John
FecIy OF this city.
MKxBAx--SwIssox. Monday evening, October 2,
1876, at Saint Marys church, Grand t., by Rev. f. j.
o'ReiIly JoHS NJ. MEEHAS TO MISS JENNIE II. SwIxsoS,
all Of New York No cards
PHHLAy--GAYxEy AT 81. James' ch urch on October
l. by the Rev. Father Farreiy. WILLIAM PnELAS, for
merly ofComross, Queens county ireland, to BxssE
MopEsTA, eldest daughter Of John Gafney, Thomas
town, Kilkenny, Ireland.
SMirn--MEAn-On September A. 1876 at the rcsi-
dencc oil the brides parents by the Rev. William y.
Hatfield, MERRITT J. SMITH TO CLARA MEAD.
wax CouRr-FARRIN September n. al the residence
OF the brde's parents by Rev. H. W. KNAPP, FRED X.
VAN COURT TO MARY ELLA FARRTS, nil OF New York.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT--CHAMBERs
Bv Judge Wcstbrook.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Wcstbrook.
McEvnrs vs. Qusckenbush.-Orde granted directing
plaintiff 10 file security Tor costs, &c
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPECIAL TERN.
BY Chief Justice Curtis
McCauy ct al. vs Baggett ct aL-Prayer of petit
toner granted
CarIinian va Atkins Motion to strike out part Of
answer denied with $40 to defendant to abido
the event Of suit.
Lulington vs. Bell, &c-Motion granted on pay
mont OF $40 costs to defendant OF opposing motion.
.Siawson OF al. va Watkins ct aL-MvIion 10 siriko
out name OF party as plaintiff granted.
The Bowcry savings Bank VS.. smith ct al Order
amending summons and complaint, notice OF tendency
OF action, &C., granted.
CALDWELL vs. Keller ct aL-Rcfcree's report
nrmed.
Hyenbe,n vs. schlach,er st al-Referencc ordered.
Schalcr VS. Ruck.-tindings settled.
MARINE COuRr--CHAMBEnS.
BY Judge McAdam.
Gonzales vs.. Harvey. y.-Motion granted unless torms
OF order complied with.
Holt VS. Pickering-Molion granted.
O'Calaghan VS. Brosnan; Bslden vs.. Osterhoudt;
Hid VIZ Tcnnor; DIGGER vs. Yunger; Fonsana vs.
Frcidberg; Simonscn vs.. Berg; The 1hodora kormcr
&C. VS. Dippcl; Pier VS.. Tho Central Railroad OF New
Jersey; Borearn Katz; Rathbun vs. Tho Cnzcns'
Steamboat Company; Traub va Lichtensicin; Cords
VI. Sourncr; Fox Va PalmeE-Orders granted.
lowed.
Bloom va Cohen.-Defcndant DISCHARGED under four
teen day act
Levy VS. Bartostein; O. 'Calaghan W. Brosnan; Weir
VS.. Mace.-Xotions granted
smon va Moouey.--Order directing Sheriff TO re-
turn property 10 tho defendants attorney.
IsCour vs. FarrelL-0rder entered US per stipula-
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
IMPROMPTU PISTOLLING.

Michael Ncary, aged twenty one, OF No. 458 West
Forty. second street, employed a watchman by the
Hudson River Railroad their oil docks the foot OF
sx,y-ath street, North River, yesterday afternoon
John Hogan sauntering along the dock he was
watching Hogan who is but sixteen years old, lives
in Sxty-cighth street between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. and bears good reputation. Neary ordered
him to 60 away IN an imperious and insulting tone
Hogan hcsitated to obey tho order He did not move
OF last enough to suit MI Nearys IDEAS and the
drew a small revolver, shooting Hogan in the back
Tho wounded boy was taken to tho Ninety mint b
Street Hospital, where his injuries pronounced
serioua Neary was arrested and locked up in tho
rhlrty first precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
CHAT BY THE WAY.

II would be very fortunate accident some people
should lose their iempers and nnd them again
Every man Is said TO have three Characteristic ono
he Processes 20 have tho he himself thinks hc has
aud the he really has The last not always equal
10 the other two.
Of the papers say that General Newton blew up
Hell Gate and tho Fourth Commandment At the samc
time.
II is orimo 10 sit In tho next pew TO man for i've
vcars and never speak TO IL nothing to nod
good morning to a neighbor. Christians VIII not DO
introduced to each other in heaven and IL they should
happen shake hands before they gst thcrs harm
would result