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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-06
NY WIFE AND I

WE'RE drifting out to isles of peace,
We let the weary world go by;
We sail away DER summer seas,
My wife and /.
We bear to rest in regions far
The faltering spirit of the mind;
The kingdom wide of toll and care
We leave behind.
How poor to us the proudest prize
For which earth's weary millions sigh
Our NEED we see in two dear eyes,
Ny wife and l.
This way and that the races go,
All seeking some way to be blest;
Nor dream the joy they never know
Is how to rest.
The Travelling nations rise and fall,
They lift the palm, they bear the rue;
Yet bliss is this, to know through all
That one is true.
They perish swift, the gala flowers,
The lauding people love to fling;
Waits silence, dearth and lonely hours
The once-crowned King.
But never shall he faint or fall
Who lists to hear DER every fate
The sweeter and the higher call
OF his true mate.
[ hear it wheresoe'er / rove;
She holds me safe from shame or sin;
The holy temple of her love
/ worship in.
We're drifting out to realms of peace;
We let the weary world go by;
We sail away DER summer seas,
My wife and L.
We sail to regions calm and still,
To bring in time TO all behind
The service of exalted will,
OF tranquil mind
The fading shores grow far and dim,
The stars are lighting in the sky;
We sail away to oceans hymn,
My wife and /.
Mary CLemnser, in ". Y Independent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-06

The Roman Catholics are building a
grand fountain in Philadelphia to com
memorate the Centennial They will
issue some time the present month a
medal bearing on one side a picture OF the
fountain aud the words: . In Honor OF
the One Hundredth Anniversary of indie
pendence," and the reverse bearing the
official badge Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Beneficial Union, with the
words: "1776-A Tribute to American
Liberty-1876.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-06
Rossi reached the train in time.
AN old man in Baltimore. who ha

a great favorite with children, gave three
little girls some small cakes, few nights
ago, which he had carried in his pocket
After eating the cakes the girls were
taken very Ill and one Of them died before
a physician arrived. The lives of the
others were saved by the prompt use of
emetics. On going to the old mans room
he was found dead in his bed. An exam
ination of his pocket showed that he had
carried matches with the cakes and the
phosphorus had poisoned them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-06

PHILADELPHIA hOtel-keepers promise
not to charge more than five dollars day
at the Centennial.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-06

Four ex-Congressmen occupy mental
positions in the service Of the House, at
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
FALL RIVER LINE
4 TO BOSTON
AvD ALI. POINTS EAST.
TUr W,HLDItENOV NED STE t,fhR RS
I.r..T,I AND PROVIDENCE.

Ir.u V.,r IS North River, foot Of Ai"Friy-st'
rNIrY .-t., pA W uutil after Nov. o. az $50 O.
Ticket. and 5'acoms secured nc principal hotels ard tcke
5..- IN, an tlt .,r and steamer GEORGE l.. CCNNOh
Con f.l.s hr,ut. BORDEN Il LOWELL iAtnIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
cEYTENYIAL AWARDS SYSTEM

HOW EXHIBITORS REGARD THE CHANGEs-LETTER
PROM A NEW ENGLAND FIRM-BEPORT THAT THE
COMMISSION DECIDES To REVERSE IFS ACTION.
prom THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBCNEl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The following let
Yer from prominent manufacturing firm in Connecticut
their agent here shows how exhibitors look upon the
seuon OF the Centennial Commission changing the sys
em OF awards and refusing them the signed reports Of
he judges:
DEAR SIR Can you advise us II we are 10 receive a
Soehcd up report concerning exhibits signed only
the DlreetOrG enera and secrt tary, instead OF re-
& as we should have II, made and signed by the judges
'" Ie class IN which placed
Whatever the intent Of the commission may be toward
Harness. any report that does not cannot bear
e.gnatures OF the jury OF experts, who examine and
the exhibits personally, viii be far from satisfactory
OIsf "a We concerned.
me class judges practical experts who have
Osedge OF the detals OF manufacture, the require
-enH and opinions OF trade, and who have obtained
% or less oral information concerning the articles
sspayed Their report we expect Will be prediested
upon al the Obtainable facts.
70 made, the judges should be held TO their response
Snises IN which the exhibitors much intere -ted
thesr own signatures 70 reports given exhibitors.
IN our opinion, anything short OF this Will open the
~ 20 suspicion and loss OF value and responsibility 10
we jury reports
The general plan Of awards and reports is undoubtedly
srexed subject
1ns feature Oi having written reports from the class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

FOR IIVERPOOI-T. steamship Seshl1, Eov. Fran
Abccas 4 Algover. Arthur Ayin j. Ans', g. ~
l5 s |i = Af' 9 a aiiantf"c Biack Baud
Mrs Baruhart W. Bartlett WIN. ErIea Mss BiJy, VI
Raauflv George Bems DIT BeIn, 4. BOYD, CAPT ana MI
Brnklann CAPT 4 IL HOWL G. A nt9" ., -, o. %is,
Campbell { 4i@I SainOs; ~ a.; - i.cTlS tlapp ard
+. 0r HomG a wihHn HooPcr Thomas Hope, m, NJ
Mrs Howard, capt T. c. Iderion r. Irwin IT, John H.
Isehn lient. N0n lssondoh, Jeffrey A,:s Se ~ snd
Mr. Toith Mr Mrs. O. Loeb, Nj. ANA Mts y - a.
Miis io" ana n s 1i : WcGaufan Mss McMastcr
X. Ac Master Mr.. and Mrs- Geo Meakin ~ hlH'e1" J x
M M Inn Nli1ii peter Navlcr Nciscn. DaNid
Nichols Nj. and MIS-. Robert Nicol a vitin ~ 90 IL
Cltob.sinn Charles Parnc, NJ p. A A. Patton Mrs raw
ley. Mr aud Mrs. " D. PeGk } TO- IN ~, ~" i,'ry
Tev Mss Eliza \ DAY, Mss Susan i. Day Miss = brAu,i
Nr.. John G. Oods J. T. Doyle r. Dnckiaq NI, r
en-, AZ ft', Il y r. " Evans Miss Eyan3 Frhes, Nh
aud Mrs FORBES and maid servant, X scr NJ anu Mt
t,a1.sy 81 r. and Hts !. Galloway. Miss G&.0NAy Mir
GeSOu Mr. GOUon, Mis- g. Grs"oiI gray ai, 'n"t ti
p gatcl Gardner : Iawcs H. q. Hazard, 81 Mr and MI
j. j. Henley, capt. Percy Hewitt George O. HoD,Gn alH
I344 Mr and i' Mrs. + Power Miss & Powers
Nls. NJ. L. Reed, son ana d''I h',r' pe,,," Ion
am, ma servant EIn, rson Rhodes, John o. Rollins Aexan
Or uuI,ty J. RYDER Aucustc sale, John G. sampson! - =
ssB Mis- sands IL ~ sspds anH nan ar iof%oa
l. j. simmons. sinclair ana Two tatthl' - i,n
.,ni Mr. and Ifs ; Strahlheiu. Miss Srdhlnriu, W =
Tk i,.on ana SON. H. Thomson, hrs James lhuhtoh anu
Ns m Fi,rr Tus ant uis.G servant Master ltt his5
y TWi.s. Miss Voc Juin NaGd,L Mrs J.. walker Two
cildren and nnrse Mr. am Nis = n'r Wk Irncst
Wuhlagtoi, Nj. Wyll, John Van kooii John Lens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
pECIsiONs-Nnv. l.

Spprrus Court Lqmbo,y-lv bulge Larrpnorr.--
GYley AIT. The Illinois Central RAILROAD C-AU Eeat'"H icy
INJUNCTION Csu..d Opiltu Ast1. AT Wing FIRST hiaL'
Of motion QranirG. R1s,bach at. NcIeand. -tTanfcH
shock AT Krys.g--AiIfc-ios iaanted. @cBrair at.
EuSDl-Th should b. lf,r nee Eco iaac fTOo OF alir i
report The Berkshire Woo!'u.Co agt lalsr'Ni
BT judge Donoh ,e.-rodd agt pciue-Mouon denied.
BY jude srret,-The Hcfc Island Horse shoe Co act.
The Gupfennigb shoe Mauuac' airing COThe motion
By Judge Iayrpnc-.- BRIGHT art The Milwaukee aud 81
PAM HailrJ8d Co. MntipA tst use be rgnOyct INTO
the tinted states Circuit Court cecG WITH costs Ci N
for allowance csconiiaUancc ~ pfiEnn fahHd WIN
costs. Opinion.
spes1li 7ern-By Juage yord -Eeyman aet, B~rr.n
ger a.; Earle as starscs et al, ana LcVy AT Arll-
Findings siguci
Suparior Coart-Spec'ql fern -Crotty agt. Maeten-
ze-lOBn To- Vacate execution and ley granted "t.nGi
cpsts Edna Webst-r John Webster-P1f OF ftr1f"
Darlington al ag Ward ~ aCasc and exceptions ordered
on Uie Ciu5fy McckcnLe.IyecuuOn set asice &c.
AmeW AFT Keith r. a.. Nos aad Answer Of deieldhht,
Keith OVerrHed as inv Olous AcarW agt htith Sos 4 "
sMOtioa granted, with 30 coss 70 platinum To ABIDE
event Of suit.
Wgyinf Colri-C hnmbers-By Judge McAdau.-
Watson act. Hunungbn Richardson agt hiclcena Piyec
Enforcement on nfpcr-. haI-lrli aZt
denied without costs, aud without rEdce
10 "A uey application upon additional papers HcfDsi aS'
Naturalization 10 punish iUT contempt granted Iuutcr ar
approved Cnut1Ht agt McCartah.- Receiver aplpr e.
Kahn Kahn; cobalt sgt. Cameron Railway Ad''rt q,
Company blouse; DcyiaFs aR conner pga! nei "A
freIch. Van HON ag CLtTEc, DamLak agt 5choh ia
nus act Tracey; Rise AT. Mak'ahan Duny aRt Parker
Miller at. ~taIin Young iGt Cunning, MahOn agt Coulter
WedeniGeyer ag uasaaTd Dur e. ag laihani valentine
Orders granted Hobart Kealncy; Daniels agt Mhrck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
CIVIL NNTES.

In the slit of the Rhode Island Horseshoe
Company AGAINST tie GO0denough Horseshoe COMPANY
Judge Barrett supreme Court Chambers decided yes
terIay that to transfer a from state 20 the United
states Court il EGf enough 10 c retDOh ana ILL
dcrtakns under the United State, law with the county
Clerk The Law requires them 20 be fled with the SG-
prcme Court
A contest was begun yesterday IN the Sur
ro, Court in Il q maj 81 the csiete of the late Sai-
ucl Down formerly president " the American Meter
Corurany o. this city. The contest j. made by bis "lie
ITy.t-th u wn. UI,.l thc usual grounds OF Waut 81
..auI...ary c,,acy. Thc viii lou bears date OF zen
l. ISL aid bcqG-atIs to III. contestant certain nous
h,l property ami ou-hrd OF The Mt rents OF Tie ra!
estate aviag the OF toe large property To the
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

iudees who personally make The examinations IS e1cer
lent and the only which we should Sao lor ieaso
course appreciated III inverse ratio 10 the number
issued
II understood that the Commission, in secr session
last night voted their recent action and 20
back 10 the orr gina plan Of signed reports The crit
csms OF the press and the complaints OF exhibitors OF
which the above letter is type have it appeare' pro
duced effect. Very strong opposition was made by
some of the commissioners to retracng their steps ana
the probably will not be finally determined uhtl
an effort is made at the next meeting of the Commission
to reconsider the vote. II this fails, as IL probably w
exhibitors will be furnished with the reports with the
judges signatures attached Some OF these reports VIII
no doubt be open to criticism, but the responsibility can
be placed where it belongs and where the Commission
in adopting the system year ago, announced that "
should be plaecd-upon the judges making them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
TIE COURTS.
srI1s AGArNsr wrsrERN RALRoADs.
L. v. 3.

SUITS AGAINST WESTERN RAILROADS.
I'm the suit of Franklin W. Gilley, jr, against
the Illinois Central Railroad Company, Judge Larre-
more in Supreme Court Chambers, has refused to grants
provisional Injunction In brief opinion he holds that
the plaintiff does not show that the defendants were
bound TO purchase the bonds Of the other railroads III
numerical or Other order The averment is that they
have bought bonds Tor % years ahead The soyeny Oh
the defendants conceded There is pressing injury
or dangerous delay averrcd The plaintiffs remedy Is
not IMPAIRED hut only postponed, and therefore an IN
junction ia Hn3Hc should rot DE granted III pialhtlH
prCvailS be has rCspons bic defendants 10 loOk TO-
The case OF Aaron :. Bright against inc MiIWauhcc
and St. PAM Railway Company, wA!ch was neguh IN
August. 1865 Wts before Judge Lawrence III supreme
Court. Chambers lately motion Tor an extra aoN
ance for the defendants the dscOntnuance o. me
suit by the plaintiff The pintf CLAIMS, first, tuat ie
case has been, should De, Transferred 10 inc Ihiieu
states Circuit Court and therefore tho court has no
Jurisdiction TO grant extra allowance second tt he
has right 10 discontinue the suit on payment 81 ne
mere statutory judge Lawrence holds that the
plaintiff having allowed several terms OF tue court 10
pass without moving FOR transfer 10 the united oacS
courts los. his rgIt to such transfer On the second
polnt he holds tat allowances are included IN the Mo
cots Tbs S was brought to assert certain rights {"
houdhOlyrs Of the il Crosse and htWauAee hdilI'au
as against its consolidation with The defendant company
in this SAT-. ami Judge Barnard appointed James ".
Sweeney receiver OF the part Of The property ccu W
the nlainf, b.. subject 20 lis bonoS Judge iaWr'cy
decides IS extraordinary case ana nc haAcs
II al ~ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
PAYING OFF A CHURCH DEBT.

The Presbyterian Memorial Church OF this
city. the Rev Charles 5. Robinson, d. D.. pastor has
lust paid of Of the PRINCIPAL OF It's funded deo'
10 the Mutual Life Insurance Company, maAlag over
100000 that this church has subscribed and PAID FOR
building purposes during the past five years Ihcfc IL
now remaining a funded debt of 100000, |ilch 10
not proposed TO pay during the life Of the present gener
alton Tie incCst $1,000 year. wiz be charged 10 tAe
current expenses This sum- large u seems, > really
small matter oy 40 large CONGREGATION Ths building
will sat about 1000 people and is the largest Pr.hy-
teriau edEcc In the city except Dr. Halls Ibe cost 1i
conducting hlstclJSS church ~ ths cliS WIN an i-
encc Of 500 20 1000 Is about Sl3,Wo year II siC
audiepce be doubled. with deb5 Of 5000 yetT the
CO OF each sitting VIII Dc lass thdH the cust Of
fttingS in smaller churches without debt II tAls
church none of the pews have been s0d, or rather tAt
titles u all sold peWs have bccu cN mE ushrd, 50 tit
those who now come TIE eleventh Laur share equally
with those who have borne The burdens o. tie days or
wears thai are passed and have aid c money Wbtu La~
but the church. IGQt chlircH Gtt' may De- 30 nan
aged as to make the oSst Of cnurch Sttr -
than thcy otherwise would b. cannot admit vi doubt
or The ~2OOunO which Las been pad TIE pastor las n!-
self cOutr ibuted over 50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
CrfN,IN.AI NOrrs.

AZ tbe -Touibs Police Co1tt Yesterday Freder *
N.ilsi9 was rrr With siabhus CgTc- FioGm 81 No
GrceViclst Wa = c.aspsu.lc tnc back and vas h'" "
$l.Gu0 bar.
The second trial % Capt Gr;ilc for cruel and IN,
usual Pl4,hnest Of saaaitn was c'nc nard 10 me
States CIuI t.r4Ig 'Ti t 81 slr'tlll IH' '"
session Il tsa court tas'u U' wiz I've snnniht ~ ="
counsel Ju- 5y4ylet Wl deliver ,nc charge 10 tie 1!
this nai7Ln-
Cbatl". Cameron called on F1.cne Woolscv Of W.
SO Bi,eebsTst. few GAYS ago dt ueh sem '
a.. if- 60 I'N o.. j! 10y l1.tiI' '1-,
rlsrt~ -. TIT ra"!u" Wa s.ft 20" 10 - iiul-h
rp ,-.rn sal IL res. . a., hat 0uy irtd ronni ~
a IL .s
ana. r,i With o.: Y,',ra hr Ms arrested and Ju-i-'
L4,I.. H, l.u Oh zoo ti aisS.r IL, 0uthto i.8
cu!-t, W ~ from George T. watson hoJt't j.
SIerv.. and J.. j. tUsan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.

An attempt was made TO throw a train from
The track on the Erie Railway, Ridgewood station,
Oh Monday night The regular evening train west met
series OF severe shocks when approaching the station
but did not leave the track and when IL could be stoppcd
and an examination made il found that part OF
rail about three feet IN length had been inserted in the
og The Earring Of the tram had broken the rois in
several places, Du The ears did leave the track and
we're ablc 70 proceed Warning back TO heavy
Centennial tram which Immediately following the
regular tram. ard all danger was averted Ateropts
o. this kind rave become 50 frequent the line of The
kre and It's branches recently that It has been found
necessary 70 double the ordinary number OF wachnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
PROBABLE MURDER BY DRUNKEN NAN.

AS Thomas Crane of No. 81 West Forty
fourthst was talking with frienl early yesterday
morning in Forty-four1h-st near First-are, Michael
Madden age so, who was intoxicated, came reeiiHg
along the sidewalk aud staggered up against Crane
The latter told the intoxicated man to keep his own
side OF the walk irtated az this remark Madden drew
sheath knife fUn his pocket and plunged il to the ait
IN Cranes left shoulder. The wounded sank TO the
sidewalk while the blood poured from the wound Mad
den ran away. Officer Lowell Of the Forty seventh
sre Police station heard the mans cries ioT help and
TOOK him TO the police station where lis wound was
dressed He afterwaTI taken 10 tae Ninatynlnth
Street Hospital, where hs injury was pronounced MoD
by fatal Madden aitcrWar1 arrested and commit
tel to swat the result Of Cranes injury. Jaes wilson
WHO witnessed the assault, seat 70 the House OF
Detention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

Wt-tilNaroy. Nov. f.-Suprcmc Court of TIC
Ir.f.I -t.ir-. Ny.rrsl1v, Soy. J, is q: -
.ao,- 81 N. 81. AraVGN, J. W4I-. 61ulsion m ii D.
Col,' &c. tc.. admitted to pact eas an attorney ana
ecu ss.r W TINS court.
80 j. /. lace r. Cls1u rai.,iG ia error agt Jau.
Irsl.tua -Htr kc.i4t ls-I.tut * tiIs csCat Wa
concluded ~ Nr w. H. hr'iy ~ F'1rs'l for yinHlh n
error. ,uuii GOO pft.t b,ri- ~ NJ H. r. lee Iof th'
def-LGapt lu yII-I.
80 -9-EIw- s. e. Hatch palrtf IN error, agi Thos. IT,
Coadi! gtur-te-e'. ,-.-.t, A.
No -Il. G.. tr' PIIac R'iroal Company plainuH ~
error AIT. Tie United -t4tr-.-l i--cti
No S-lau,~ r. Bi-kiey plaintiff In agt the Board
Of Leyrc Co,alas-.o pari-hsf Of Hah-ol a;d Cstrl'
inc sr.iul, d a. tH.. Go So 3r-uu Bog NJ. H. T. Atr'E
Of colc. .. p,.+ a cgIl aud co-iLued By G. l. "!sr
FOX st3cu..-,fs 30 tfr y.
AdyOlIa.I ui q. tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

Mrs. C. waikinsbaw Mr. Weber Z. r. wilkinson, Mrs and
Mss wilson. IL Hunt. r., an,
FROM HAVRE-Ti steamship Lnbr1dor NOV. l;-Gol ana
Mira d. Wise and Chill McTtembeIE, BonnSci0 tJtI1
Trs Annette Fssron Miss Williams Mr Olive, VT ana
MR. B.rcx Nj Koeoao0ecpea. Mr. Denis Dir ana MIS- ae
Iagraupa Nr and Mrs la de Gitacna aud chl ~
Navarro Master Olozaga Mr.. Dcssauer Lens Reynann f
ChacOu Francois MOntdlOO Miss RosoIie, Mrs. enaSu!i
Mr. CsTOne Naver Babettc Calm Isaac Mo1s' MIs'
Jeanette Ho0g, nr LspGe, AIRS isliir, MI ~ lais
C1rlnl mr. g. Bertraud Julien tTcvrr, g Nduier iia'IN
Joso Camacnn, a. MonneT, Miss A. Monni,r A. MOE ~
Costeraust IT ScbOrn Mr.. pcgcn, Mrs DcEth ~tn.
fend Mr. IiTscEsfeld. Miss Adele Boll, Miss nam
Ella Mr. NlViCr Ms. Nivcr FTItZ JacOt Mis- JVseph4e
Burte. FaNitr Emanuel, j. Buch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
SHIPPiNG fNTELLiGENC&
Port OF NEW-YORk

CLEARED.
Steamship -cvtha OBJ, Hams, iaycsI1' 'la QursDsl""h
| IWu1s. T. Havana. W. T. 'lyue s
- ais hiu C w. Ciy.r IngI4aa'.. Mo,A tity a. g.,
20 '''. n.y., D. a.,
VIZ .st.r Ttltuou Wilmington ard Iuro head
/ -. .'' ~ =. '-t,I,' & g.
u, .,,, - ~ prun, poster baltimore WIN. IllEL
,,'ai,',, ..'.-I. n ... han ui.Il..4. l.. E4.H.
s,.s.,.l.l Ann. ~tt. Niri.ul Dol. a. AhIs'..
n:. ut .G,i.i, l.., C-al4c -, p. e., punch iHye
G.. .,...... -,... 1
h.is rth N' '''"-'' ''i''f N'' 20 ~
g.. -, ger. 60. ..-.. .e- o-,,. .. MN 4.
t-,ia !.ttf ha'Gih" '''4'' ''9 '' W." 'o' ''' ~ "
.tutf.I. ,, t.a,.
ff.ilaIiri t'trh W dr itF h'''"' '''' ''5''
Co. ., ...-t.,. . 10.
tIIE islar Ava. fn.'ii liver t-.', ~ ~ "
ialt ,c-s r. .,tr 'Ir""t.s' bl'''" ~ ''.'" NV ~
lart W. INK ai tBrt u'h. Cifden'' " > '' -" -
f... 10 ft r i1lt', g. Hi 5'' I"' 4'-'- '' '' 30
itc1- srriuI ~ """ e., 70 t... e.. .rrt.. r-r..t
ir- Alice 'i'i. '''''b ..'. i!' ii'A'' '"' -''" '
FFrri- d. 'i' Ii,, ,,tf,..ft ic.Iis, H. H. -y 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
P4SNENG IS 4RRIYED

FROM IIVERPOOIr-In scqDship Algeria Nov l-nr
and Charles a Aiac, Master Adae and mansery ant
Althause Miss l. g. Bakeyel Or Berens Miss
n. Bradford Major ard airs 4. b. lrobks, children
and nurse. Misc BIugnton w = Bui, MI ana MIS- ". NJ
Bull Misses Hon. r. Z. g. ClldeTs, NJ p ma
Miss thaers marc B > Cohen, Mr. Deany
MI and Mrs G. Dunkn Mr. KeX, II. D. earns, Mis- Duya
Iel Charles Ft7 John FaHnisan, M ana Mrs Gibbin
r. GIace AR. and Ms .. =. GisOr X C. Gurpey shweil
Harris, MI and Mrs l. Haas Nils Hartley Miss A. Hartley,
louise HeT J. Hilton, 7. HOrdern George Jorson,
Ms keais Nj and Mis- g. kclnp, children aud
servants. Dr. h hmber Dr. H. ). lun MT and hrs W y.
Lee and Mlss Malit, MIS- Z. Mink, M NatSTp r. h.
Parker W. I. Pasre, Mrs A W Payne Miss and Master
Payne Mis- PrLlstu Phelan, s. ques. MI
Jean SehtnI, Miss shaw, MTs H. TTot H. Tuner M and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
nEcKwIrn CONVICTED OF EALBEzzLENENr

BLCkNIEU CONVICTED VF IMbtIIItNFNI'
Tie trial of Charles r. Beckwith formerly
confidential clerk 10 B. T. BabDtt, the soop menuiac-
turer OF Nos 90 and = Washu yiout which was tesm
in the Court Of General Sessions last week onsihurSay
was concluded yesterday, the inry finding TIE prisoner
guilty OF enbezzlement, charged il tine indictment;
The specific sul charged in the present indictment rs
having been stolen WIS abCut $500 but BccSwits TOTAL
entertainments arc asserted 10 exceed $4,000. The
prisoner was renandcd for sentence. Assistant District;
Attorney Zen appeared for the people CN Jude Fuller
ton for the defense. molten, il IL taf.G, VIII De made
on Monday hy f. j D;ipi1ac for an orer i'm arrest o.
judgment based principally the allegation tlft me
verdict o. the jury was not IN aecoTt'ne- Witll lac
charge OF tho iudce: that judge Sutherland cEar>d the
fury nud the second and third counts &C lE,
and that the jury brought in sufiy verdict Of guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

John j. Anderson, receiver of the Continental
Lie Insur nee Company, ruled yesterday that Us the
company had had agents in all parts OF the country, ex
eept the Southern States ii would necessarily require
some time to learn The actual condition Of those agen
oes at tie tune he was appointed receiver, and cOnse
Gueny it would be some time before he could maze
Statement 10 the court. Everything was being dene
however, 70 obtain at ~ carly day possible knOWE
elge OF the actual condition of the company. The New
iOrk state Superintendent OF Insurance, Mr. Smythe.
had called with request that he be permitted to exam
NE TIE company. Aitcr consultation with counsel this
Was dened az II then in the hands OF the court