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THE RECORD.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. @, Feb. 23.-In tho Senate
Mr. Logan presented a petition Of disabled SOL
diers, askiug that tho provisions Of tho act Of
June 10, 1874, be extended 10 AZ to iuolude all
who lost IN arm below tho elbow or Il leg below
tho knee, aud that they bc allowed pension Of
924 per month. Referred.
Mr. Morton presented q petition signed by
over IL. 900 women in IndlAnh, aud uenrly II, QUO
votcrB OF that Stnte on tho eubject Of temper
anco, asktogs Congress 10 appont commission
to investigate and report aa TO tho ofYoot OF tho
alcoholic liquor traffic; seoondiy. to prohibit
tho importation Of alcoholic liquors from foreign
countries thirdly. to prohibit tho manufacture
and aalo Of alcoholic liquors In tho District of
Columbia and tho Territories OF tho Uaitod
Btates and, fourthiy TO require tho total ab-
dincnce from alcoholic liquors OF ali civil, military
and naval officers Of tho United Btates.
Mr. Morton said, u bis petition was signed by
vooEs, mothers, md vivcs Of Indana 10 would ask
10 ayo read. printed IN the Record md rofcrzeI to
tho Committee On Finance So orlorod.
Ho also presented Tho petition Of nobcrt Email, Of
Charleston asking for compensation for the cspsurc 1t
tho stennez Pianter It Charleston. in Nay 1904. Ro-
fe1Eed. Mt Morton. In presenting tho petition, said
that small captured the Planter In Charleston harbor,
and delivered her 10 tho officer eotnmandtng tbs
United 8staa s1usdrpn outnide the harbor. 1t 8
gallant achievement, and had be bean An officer oS
the navy hs would haye received 1argor amount Of
stfrn Uo horsd tho Committee on Mani Affnlrp
woDid atyo tho patdttou attention.
zsns Of fndsns nnd Fentucky ia f.yor Of Iii to the
TeIas PacIdo Railroad Company, Aefsreel to tho
CopI,nIttpo On lial!soaas.
RhFuNDlsn BILL
rortea iii smsndstory n tne sets nt JaIy H. is7
nstana de}t F.c. On IL" calnna.r Ihn Mi M I. ~
riIn rh.t fh. srts II su,horiT Tia refrnIinn ~
~ nstIan. a"hs snnrorei jniT il lin snh Ian ~
1ast ln 40 saned thsf ths smonnt Of bonds beartnr
IL ~ crnt ntrrret s,thnri1ni u to Ra1,rd hr ill.,
c2sae Fl % sud that thsy ~ o m nsyahe " = ths
ss sts ~ thei1 is,n insosd Of nftsr sf{e;m ve.Ts
- g. naa nos 10 " n ~
81 Il. T.. ths .r.s to ,.hirh ts ~ Il m .1nsn%msnt
1or ethnrI any increaao vllaoyer of tho bondr
1snt ~ 4s ,.trs ami III thn ~ tha
1ca to which ibis Act s a1nendaury not incopsstont
iii, te nrny1atons Of this nct ara hrrpby o0ntinuoi
IN forrn sni effcct.
wpv o,y1a
nnu,, .,t,narr.d .rd ,.f.rrad n. fo,1o,-. 1.v ~,
Satin. -oa'i.tn Ia e,cct;nn. AMI ai.rtvs
tn.t T. - .rs1.1.o-v ~ MIR ~ ~S e's'''o
,sc9iy, faarhI"n to mia e1txsns of Il yssrs n NM
nd ,m.r,.S Mto haTe moi yolated tbs lnitsd sstsa
law Of Ju'y !. lssA by commencing r. practice os
~ ~. II HI sioct,cns ~ hniat. ~
1,tnifor,n M ia @ snd an,sarancs " "~&s~F -
~: 9e x,J. r. t4xtSr.n vi l., ~ s VI
80. ia fhto ni,sr hntxsnn ~;
Gs.ufe ~A0e '"s o'41 'e' "S ~S''Aa'"" -@A"
e'0s1ao~'' ,,,,,.rrr~r ,p,,,-x
.,>. ,s*'s ~. t,s.ss,,o. h1aonan ~ m., ..
N1 tho r8tlktOn OF tu& Minis
, 1876-02-24

1xrxrxp1Esr At 1,11a TIME
10 take any further action on tho enbjcct. The
Atkins bill. "A reported from the Snb- Commit
min truuk-lino westward from Fort Worth
and for four branches. Very great opposition
In. boon nlade to the conBtructona Of somo Of
these hEnnchos: Ono Of them, which IL 's pro-
phis. In nearly etta'Rht limo. Is oppossa ty tho
representatives OF tho Iron Mountain Railroad,
tho Mcmphis l. L,tto Rock Railroad, aud other
compsnics which hays connections with them:
Direct eonnecsigns aro 'Iea' 81 ea'aoshGs nonss
IL To1es n no. reaohod by Tho railroads
to Memphis. st. Louis. and othcr points un tho
AIisBiseippi River. The southeastern link OF
this limo is already IN Tue hanas Of the le!as
made against citlas or townr situated on any OF
tue con,,ncting railroads. Tho Iron Mountain
load Is itself 1andHrant road. and Is just be-
ens . fo r. ao i tsa 9soaa s
Memphis ie but fcv miles shorter than the
present line, aud. 10 an unintorcstod person,
would seem to bs entirely unnecessary.
OTHER nRANCMEB.
Another Of tho branches proposed Is to extcni
from JeffnrHon and Shreveport to Now OfleAuB+
= third from viuita+ In tho Indian Torritofy, 10
point OH tho matn trunk 81 or near tho lo0th
meridian Of longitude. and fourth 4 from ~
these branches say that It Is unnecessary to
grant thcm Government aid. nince, AZ soon as tho
trunk line B completed private entofpsiHo Will IN
auro its connections With the railway systa OF tho
country. Tho amount OF bonds, tho tntorosh on
which tho Company nsks the Government to
guarantee for the construction OF tho trunk.
limo IL about 90, OK. 900. while tho proposed
branches cnll for nbout 90, ,000. GOO moro.
or COURSE, tcovr poEsN'r CARE WHETHER THE
0nAn sltALL BE Dio on LITTLE
Scott. 1t Ia understood, cares worry ltt1o fot tho
branch lines. aud has on1y allowed them 10 be
attached to tho bill IN ordor to secure tho votes
OF tho Representatives Of the secsiona through
which tho branches are to oxtend. Tho opposi-
ton 70 theso branches Is 60 strong that, oven
ehonid bill for the mntn srunk.lino bo reported
this session. It ts certain that > proposition for
tho branch line will fail.
, 1876-02-24
IEtEaaAPAic BaEvITIEs.

Tbs passengers aud crow Of tho steamship
Cjty OF GaIyestou have 8rrivel 1t Nassau, sfler
suffering severe psiYations.
Ths temperance organizations Of Buffalo have
eeoutej = fund OF ovor $4,000 to prosecute tho
y,oiators of tho Sunday Excise law. Thirteen
promlno,s saloon-koepers wese arrested gu
Monday.
, 1876-02-24

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED.
AuuusrA, Me-, Fob. 23.-Tha Governor han
Biguod tho act to abolish capital punishmens.
, 1876-02-24

8pseta' Dispateh to 1As Ch1eaoo f<ttuns.
CAn1ISy111x. ILL.,, Fab. 23.-Mr. z. L. sntvely,
editor Of tho Macoupin Enquirer, Was married
To Miss Cathatioe ii. Dubois, dAnghtaF OF H.
Mcli.m Dubois, prominent bunker of this CITY
tilH aYaniur.
, 1876-02-24

E.er5 drop Of Tho sarsaparilan Rssol1ens co,nmunt
cAtet through tho blpoo uElno, and othsf uidt
.ad ia!as. . ~ s5ste,a A. vxot o. tef rsp.s
beIolula yphilis consumpon s!andulaI ulostt
i9 ~ throat nonth tunoss noaoa tn the s.nds md
ehs.ees from .hs ia .he vert i'm d!:.
shsnm. essipsi: aehs h.sek spot w9ns q ~ isaat
psiatu dsohsfkcs night sasas oss Of spss1n lid iii
wAstes q THO s pt1elpe4 vitfa tho cnat!e ranrs
sti pIove e Any po5son usins Il for obor dseaso il
il tho patient daily bnoontne reduced b. ths wastes
ceeds ID alresting these WAsea, and rspas tho lss
with material rande ffo heahJ blood land this The
ior ~tion III fsHsdy X To1s 1 st ra
IL opas Will be rapid. and a.ery daY tho patient w1
feel hnsb growing bettsr and stronger the toad d.
Fcstina betoi srpoto improving. aad aos and weight
Increasing. :, ,-..,,,.. 1.,u. =.
known romedis agents Of Ghsonio setoolons
onstutionAl and Skin ltao&sas. but Il u tbs only pa4
tive ours for
, 1876-02-24
SUICIDE,

PHnADE1PH1A Pa, Feb. 23.-iesterdsy Frank
Thomas. sBed IL Toass. committed suiclds IVY
Axug1r& n his fathers residence,
, 1876-02-24

l. As~S Ao*"s
ordtr prohibit ali rersona not rndanH from cutting q
EsS H. dr
hsn nor n'ors @ tS.a @ eS u. ip1soaea not
lii. %indom opi,o.e4, Tho .ntat1tn.a. IL mo,od an
e t. s .s. nas u hst s e
south forks d ihe cheyenne nver and e.st ct he ca:
IT, pors sE y shs niss .t.s .nou avs tas rsIt
to 60 70 tho p.ek Hills and develop The wealth Of thas
1nisn sieiiisaon. 'orenIna up she hlsei 1iilia 10
a Fsna!ns fs S|:sa:sion IT, Edmund. from Chg 5s4i.
si.ry oen,a.ee repors ts.oEsy or M tue n..,a G tG
cou1s Tor ri tho Dlssrlos of Wi Yrgnia. rsasoj.
T1tB D1srA1ur bond nlLt~
IT. e. y III on @
Joint resolution to E.y ths Interest T. on 1e a. as ons a.,
ss &c l. ~: ..sss.a nsss & fsa %ss
Ssa saes see sn Il IL Id
come o % conclusion thst hey could no; be ssp.;
for @ fsaadnisnt Claims vsro now IN Tho, hands
q TIM tbieves to whom .hey weEa tsaaed. sui.
M e a. soa b. 10 ascerssn wseh
had been tAsucd for fzaHdnlent claims BE Spoke of
ss IN e IT, III
tho honest reopo Of ths country. 1londs had ecc y
% :y .sss sss ut Ct
thnt dsboi!cal buralsry conspiracy concerted 10
iu|ara a ,nnoecus m.n and niso to pay fos al ths
extsn1iua contracts but 1t wns Impossible 10 have
shesn separated from tle. bonis issued for honest
MT. Ma1sinon asked il he senator s.fd .he bonds
wcEc ssuoi 10 pay counsel employed by tho board Of
Mr. WsaIt,eh 1atl ho understood that tho gentlemen
who conducted their deense carried theit claim befote
e3 @oa
sensrats tlo fraudn5snti1 bonis ffo1, thoso
s %nas II, 10 oos Lei
be wdhisuWn md be eubmtttcd that il the aliega-
tnsne sea II ,ns o r. drs~n. So"
Ill BoSy said The scnAts of tic United atace oHcd
aao O. gor 9n of tbcse bods s Been saod 70 "a,
counsel, hs mater should bo investigated.
Mr. Waleieh askod oaye 10 wlthtsar his motion to
ri Qis.5 moved . iay tho rsquest On sho table.
IT, Morr tssn nssa ns to s1 ho motion to recon-
stdsr ths 1ets % 10 tsSe pending whieh III: .als
Aa''u'D'''
mnsh improved in he.,:h, and was warmly Welcomed
' josss e., 1nd G " Eli os Tho Of
"a much of Tia 1T oi tho l1 OF December, 1s7:, -
he obio Nver bcresn ~ oognson nd oe
ntu. t,eferrcd.
ARMY nnz.
Mr. psnning introduced ~ 70 prmoic nc ea-
eS;{ o. 10 ps9F1as 1os ~ se
resmsn's eight md et tnfsa.., re8tmsns to tVsn
ealtsnsna 81 a. nan9ef e enlisted mn sh.ll b
rrtfIsF1 10 .s ~ a1s tat tho apept
sheI b hcreatter tnoea = the eoIps q q
nh a;s. eaa Inna s1-t h.isr. ~ Meax ar.ry
, 1876-02-24

HHRhEh1eN hlItEus
8psctdl Uttpdfsh II 1'hs Chtcu0o Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Fob. 2a.-Last night a
brakeman On the Pan-Nhudie Rosd, named WILL
tam ueab, vas Iilltd at Grcenyi!lo, O.. md this
afternoon another one, Jesse Spray, Of this city,
At Greenfield, Iud.
sp<c,a{ DispateA 10 Tht Chtoaos Tribune
GALEsnuna, ILL.,, Fob. 30. u. Pogg, q
brakeman on the Chicago, Burlington i Quincy
nailro4d. waa instantly killed betWeen 1 and +
o'clock this morning at kirkwood, q station 20
miles west Of this city. by having hia head
crushed between two ffclght-cara.
, 1876-02-24

6ptcias Dupateh to The Chicago Tribuns.
PEH1N, ILL.,, Feb. 23.-Tlis morning IN en-
p!oYo ut tho Aops eoa'-nino. just cast of tho
city, Eugene Phillips by nano, WIS killed by
falling from the sccond to tho third vein, dis
tAncc Of $50 foot. He WAS endoavorius to u,oyo
= caKo Of coal to tho aha!t md. losing bis bal
aace, fell and Was terribly mashed 10 pieces.
, 1876-02-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-Tho Bteamships Cornwall
and CITY Of Montreal, from New York, aud
Batavia, from Boaton. have arrived out.
PouTtANp, No., Teb. 23,-Asrlyedl gtohm-
ahip prussIan, from Liverpool
, 1876-02-24

LITTLE nocn, Feb. 23.-Six men, four Of them
Indians, ono negro. and ono white man, hav7
been condemned by tho United Ssates Court,
and arc to DO executed nt Fl. Smith on tho 21st
Of April next. There wero six hung at tho sane
place On the It'll Of September last
, 1876-02-24

ii. LOUIS, Feb. 2s.-sono days ago small
bank, known as tho Farmers and Traders Bank,
In tho western part OF tho city, suspended. It's
Directors giving out thas they would soon bo
ablo to nctsle all the indebtedness It now
eoema that the accounts OF ita Cashier. Rudolph
a. Dyer, tho aou Of IN old and bigallv.rcspcctcd
cls[zen, disclose deficiency Of 230.0oo. lio
xas to hage met the Directors an Monday, TO
sgfeo upon means 10 make hls accounts good,
but ho did not appear, md now It surna out that
he loft hts homo in Glendale, a few 1nttcs from
henrd from, nor Is it known where ho IL.
, 1876-02-24
FEVER AND AGUE.

feIer And AEue eused !or mr. eeuts Tness II notl
and alt other a1Arous, bns, scarlet, fyrbad JcI|oT
And atlisr favet1 folded BY sadwkys f1aj 10 aaok II
6uld hy Dru9eIsts,
, 1876-02-24

Jou1B1owH. N. y, Feb a:.-Fred Smith, who
has been on trial for son,o trne past for tho
murder Of Edward Yost, was th!s morning found
sQt guilty,
, 1876-02-24

1peesat UispdteA to Thu CAicaqo Tribune.
dAn1lNv11LE, ILL.,, Fob. 23.-Ycaterday After-
noon young son Of Peter Co1uollo, OF Plain
ylow, while riding to town, VAS thrown from \
horse aud instantly killed,
, 1876-02-24

Spttfdl Dispatoh 70 The chteago 7rio'sns.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. 23.-Fery strong
letters and dispatches wcro received la's n'ght
and this morning from various asotsona urging
Hepstora aud members to prevent removals from
lha Cabinet, Those from New IIanpslire and
Mainc woro particularly pofuted. Tho effect
thcro aud Of several consultations here seems
70 have boon to stay contemplated proeood'nGe
fof the prcBent.
, 1876-02-24

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 2J.-To-da7 Gen.
John Iodman, formerly Attorney General, &C:
compaulod by two Of his Sons, met Capt. Harry
]. Todd, Just in front Of tho Stale House at
frankfort Gen. Nodnan stopped MP to Todd,
and, dcnouncing in strong lapgungo certain
etascments mado by that gentleman To tho Lex
ington Ga1eae Of to-day, slapped him In tho
fsco,, and Immediately atEerwarla ptstol-shot
grszad Todd's leg. Nodnan then drew knlfo.
but, Todd saying 10 WAS unarned, bystandorB
intorforcd and prevented tho affair from pro-
ceoding further. Both parties nre Of tho high-
cst standing. aud Goneraty eateomod.
, 1876-02-24

CCHHEETFCN.
NEW lonK, Feb. 29.-Iho report te.cgraphed
thkt Tho rhnuix SILK Mills. OF pstorson, N. j.,
suspended. IL untrue. Ihe mi.B arc III ot,esa-
Gp1 ~ uBual.
, 1876-02-24

Por1sv1LLE, ra,, Teb. 23.-Ihia morning,
Munley and 1fcAlliBtor, who wero recently ar-
tessou aud charged With the murder Of Wran
and Sanger, Inst fall. had private hearing on a
wit Of habcas corpus. Tho doors Of the court
vers locked aud guasaed to keep tho crowd
from entering.
, 1876-02-24

KILLED BY EXPLOSION.
PoTrs7nLE, H., Fob. 2J.-Adam Sherman aud
John Harris vera killed this morning by tho e1-
plosion OF sulphur In King / Co.'S coliieEy.
, 1876-02-24

cats Of tho country aro 40 seronay depressed 10 con;
policy Of tho Government hat it Il unxise and iue1
peent to legfslas IN regard to any fMtca change IN
Tho tariff laws until After tho resumption OF specie
liz. Aea.n objected 70 its confederation. and shs
resolution went oyet under tho rus.
alr, Morrison offered : resolution authorizing tho
charged With Investigations 10 conduct those !nvesst
Adopted.
rnEsgnyAT1oN or Tnk nuTgALo;
NJ rG tsom Tho &c On II r.
in Terrttories After dlscusalol psEticated IN W
n1sssrs ros M.snn!a oIo4nss banpe'I Townsend 1.p!
ind Cdnger, tho hill passed. The bill makes it uaw-
tul for any person not m Indian 70 k wound. Of IN
numbor os buialoea than aEo needed for food for
nariet.
PENSION R11r-
Tho House went Into Cornmatloo Of the Whole on tbs
Rtate Ut The Uulou, Mr. blackburn In ths Chalt on
the bA amending ~ ~. granting pensions nm t. .a
ss as II ha pase s
pen!o9 ro!s ths n.mss Of The susr'ying o:sss @ @ s14
enlisted NJ "a atasa s n fnslax i " II. III n ro
honoraI'y discharged nd .!is sur1tstng yidows ot
srrled Prior 70 iaso. Tho psnsons a1e 10 b. as lie
rate Of q per month snd tlo sot u not to spryt
o7sr o. 70 my person reeei7ns ess hAn psE month
except for thu Difference up 10 - = month. 1t a1ao
% srtss.n tSasefro On sccouat Of sympathy win ths
Rebellion, aud In Of their death tetf wdows
to bs entitled pension and to Arresrages Tho sub
se1usnt taFsgs OF the widow II not to prevent her
fFom receiving arrtArages aud In easo thefa L. no
| widow ths arrcasagos are 70 60 to tho pensioners
| minor children,
Mr. uoskins moysd to amand By giving pensions to
those vino served 10 Tho w.I fos nye dsys Instead Ut
III. Cabsl moved 70 ssrlto out ths pro!tso, which
pruydoa that tha widows Of soldiers must haro been
| married prior To $50. Adapted.
MF. Uakpr moved to sttko out from tbs bill Ill thke
portion which provides for returning to the penstOH-
rolls tho OF those soldiers stslofAn usseisoM
| OIL account Of sympathy with The hetel!lon+
In tho Of thu discussion, MIR. ltunton stated
that the humber Of sFsons who wnud bo teaturod 10
ts psnstou rolIa under tas h would ~ only ~ snd
their Auuual AMo1ut Of pena1Uns only $500. Tho
| amount Of trrenFaEe4 was not s7Actiy known.
Nj. oAavell nsoxed tu u,nead BY furbldding payment
/ Of ar1raraReh. ..-
Mr u,.we.is amendment wss opposed W Hatr!s
{V4> aud YAucs IN. u] ts latse mixing appeal 70
tho Hbersy Of the ooso In regard 10 tho4s old psn.
| a4oacEa. 81
MI Hale remarked that tbs Democratic atda Of ths
Houxs not exhibiting spirit Of hoor4l!tJ tn cut
ting dawn tho nece4szEy appropriations, Eedur1be shS
s4aflo4 IT officials, aud In turning out nl otueo Hull
ttrsls Of deserving tnrn sna wotnsn. Al ths VIZ
duus un aa ground NJ tbs necsaAlty Of eaooony. He
1eniuded them tAat thetu ha1 baea sasidcsons An!l
spRxe4oa hHt syery dvilar kayet b. this pairing ol-
ley WopEi be nj by crfatn claA Of 0nc sut ae
another coming from tie Southern pAst Of the coun-
air, Hutton ss,r<adtd, anl rsmulad Mt. II !. thai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-09

AZ Advertisers rssiang ths ks.srn unsted staps
P@y Zoe their cards hy cucsrg Oreenb1css Cnsa STATS.
Postage stamps Goa such Amount teg uh a. sed tks
cards si te inserted acvr tAbit fr he time rsid Zoe
T busiacsa Cards. uhen PRMfAip geh A raAh aFe
soued discount fro thcst which Or transient
Advertisements when peid % charGct quArtrriy
snge coiss % the Apvrnrfsas rsn Gents when charged
Fiftecn Cents by The doacn, one Dollar.
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Beneath His Wing.
HoRATICs BoSAR, D.. d.
come, rest beneath
The shadow Of his wing,
That may know
How good 4. is
Here 10 abide
How safe its ahefering'
ffs lean against the
H#f When flnling by the ways
sae-e .s=-s = ii bears my weight,
IL holds up,
II cheers my soul,
my night day
- clasp the outsiretehed hand
OF my delivering Lord
Upon His
lean myself
His arm divine
IL doth me help afford
hear the gracious words
He speaketh TO my soul
They whisper rest,
They Danish Iear
They say " Be strong"
They my spirit whole
- ~ look and live nd move;
listen the voice
Saying TO
That God is love,
That God Is light;
I listen and rejoice!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-21
DTCJSIONS-FEn. 10.

Supreme Court hamJes-Bv Judge Lawrence
Remington agi. Sdnaa BY Company OF SAINT" no
r.BgO Doctor alt began CasscIy at. Cilcs: DAVIS ag
b lord Ma oT North Prcsbl teitn Church; Mater
o. Strong al; simpson AT AndTcwsi B,aI a re
Naley Company E1ilg at EaIt. Nenel aSl NeWtll,
Tie People Sc, rel LyOn Nascll Wiikns aYi AEaTt
and anu DIca els lei ag Frahkhu; Matter OF ue SKY
C0m ia at Il nch, Shciaon ag iiay
Ihayer sgr. Giles; Thomson agt. Neruan: MautI oil
Barrie Morris agt. Mather, DuRnr agI Ash
lev; Nstian ad Wai.zield,r; Knapp art BTowh--
Granted. Matter OF Kei}.-Or.er Ia chow cause granted
Naacio Ni9sto TAe not or 10 Nac4ie ald asle TIE
WI liHs. Dee d nd nenofIium. iAc ieepe
at CoN-Noce o. This pcanon must be given 20 tie Ds
still that claims stated in tie receivers eu o.
passed Uon before Matter of CanheG
Should his aplcG Jn be made % he Cour Of Con ino
Pleas LAWS 1860, 4. $3.50 SIiegelhoi ag ktcl ocsro Z"
hear counsel memorandum. The Qua daga Iron Co ~
silicon S. 81 Co. a. aENpauatiOn required 10 ts
ease Van Haast AT. New YORK CD.ierc oi veterinary
Srrreons- ruriurs rs setl d. Pierce agt. Trurs,on
Iulceu0n OF and of other acs whch
81 ied the judgment, hut which IA no Way nPea ron
Tie paper before Iangtoh 3gt. GrayAs have af aN
extended the INC snretlts u justify cannot gran
tbs application. Messer iacSksfhe must ne a. N
king Kawlison agt. Cody Porter agi Mof'si Mater
OF d OBlsOn; Matter Oi hoFT4sop.-oIdcis x ah,u
By Judge Barott1hc Jefferson lnsurancc Company ngt
sv agt fishrrO rdcr granted MatterO ti,4ncr go a. re
rrs.i bacA To rc,Ice memorandum. Matter u acquiring
te 40 ianl Suspension bridge across Harlem lN"
10" High iTia"c0TdeI granted aypO!niih. Mcrs"
P,tcr Ol COrnelI Minor, and James Iy COinEi
Common Peas-NPecidi ferlR--by Judge hobIus0n.
The NewYork IDs Co. aPt Fsk.Refer.es report ouh-
Lrsned. agt AAerMouon denied win slO cOsls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-21
pASsFyGFPS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOOI.-Yn steamship htr'Gtc feb. le.-f
Aner!o Mrs AnCuo Master Ygnacp AngLio. H. Nobe hr
d. H. IAldi Lamb, Hams, Ms HairH i's liam
merton. Or iti'r'i Junh tecnsf, ii-i
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The limited States Grand Jury sworn in on
sstariay before Judge Benedict IN te Untod S'ats Circuit
CogTL Criminal branch
Thomas Stewart the clerk Of the ship Neptunes
Tar was sent liverpool on ray, under the radiion
for trial charge OF attempting to murder the mate
Of the ship
AT ,he Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
Jon Arset charged with keeping cisordery house IN
Frsyhst held in $1,000. Several inmates were
1ned and Teprimandod
George G.. Small, publisher Of Hild oats, was ar
reSfei on SATURDAY charged with the publication OF obscene
itestur Mt Snal placed under $500 bonds 10y JGsoc
E1hy 10 the TOnbs Police Court yesterday
motion for arrest of judgment III the case OF the
t,~ convicted violating the n.enJ Revenue law, was
sed before Judges Benedict and johnson, in the intd
States COJT criminal branch, on SATURDAY Inc mo
tion was denied
At the Tomhs Police Court yesterday James Collins
wa accused having obtained by false rses gos ot
Che value Sl6 from William Nj NeTpancA, oi No " CIai
ecung m If SO by fraudulent Ieprcse IA ions rom John
- DO cler Of No. t07 East Twenty fourthst, On feO -
held Ia u 600 bail
At the Washington Place Police Court YESTERDAY
Nan Mackey and Charles Landry for eepng iey ShOp
Sullivan cac. held III - III ht it"N-
tornt residing No lOl last Nlnetetnsi c~HisN heI
husiad ha1s Of No 80 Washing on place age
2l with abandonment IL appears tat Haw fn lrcNos
a. marrying Eliza. had BETRAYED her Aier her emo Was plIh
house and was riGstN aiiltta'e
bdA by hia az hls mother. Iae J4>uce placed dNEofIo
under $500 bonds LAY his vile s. per week Iof lne sVlI'
OF herself and Child.