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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Baltimore. March Bin the case Of
VIM. c. NcCarty, agent of Boston firm.
and tried yesterday for selling goods
without license, Judge Gilmore de-
cided, ~ the present law requiring H.
cense made no discrimination between
resident and nonresident merchants,
obligins each to pay the same amount
of license. the defendant WAS guilty Of
o violation of its provisions. and imposed
a fine Of $50 and costs. An appeal war
taken.
thompson K Randall. commission
merchants. have suspended. Their La
bilities. it is said, amount To 500 600.
Richmond, March 3. - Ex-Governor
John Letcher wGs stricken with para.
lysis yesterday. His condition ii serl-
Gus.
Boston, March 3.--The Sonata by a
vote Of - to II refused third reading
of the bill to give women tie night to
vote on municipal affairs in cities and
towns md 10 hold municipal Offices,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

- 49,, ,,,.s 10 III.
s'OANf. - soee' MN
~ tho Cold I'M News: Washington
di,patches state taat Captain Z. G. Lord
-. v;r,;,;a r;tv has raceiyei the m.
VI ansn' ~ r,.arpol Eevs,ue c6l.
rector Tor 'Ae Dl''t.o, ~ -Se''' ", ,,ie
Tor1 has iona been rn1necled win the
aanartment IN th4 ranacitv OF chief
'II,i. r., racord AZ a member Of the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05
Arrests anti Convictions in Orin' by
County.

Justice j. slow lut sure. says the old
;.lage; but :, is oftener swift than SLOW
IN Ogmsby County. and has always.
sooner or later. overtaken the rerpetra-
tors Of crime in this bailiwick. Per
h4ps we are not quite justified IN saying
that Justice is always done; but We are
quite right in saying that roSUeS ana the
perpetrators a crime have always been
detected and convicted here. This Is
much to the credit OF the executive Off
GERS Of our Courts; much. indeed. to
tie credit OF Sheriff swift, 10y whose
permission We are permitted to make
the following transcript from his books:
Names OF parties arrested, convicted
and sentenced TO the State Prison.
aud term OF sentence, from Ormsby
County. since January, 1871:
Iurg zee. indicted February ., ISL.
f1r burglary: sente.Icei MSrch ~ follow
ING for five wears.
Au Wee. indicted October Il, 1911.
fur burglary; sentenced November i
following for three years.
Robert Duke. indicted October -.
1871. for burglary: sentenced November
i foiIoW.u- tOr Two Yeas.
Thomas Harms. indicted February
1913, tor aSsa~,. with intent to nur''';
sentenced LaIyL l. following for se.ou
years.
John Eurgel', indicted August $, 1873,
i2L oQ15't"F' seH'e'-S1'' ''' '-'-'
-''l2 VIZ ,I.' I'VE e"t. l;-.; ,,.,,,s..
noI-. 49, ',,t--,o,j ,o,1.
80. 'ot o"is-Aty s''-l,', ~
j.. 1o,..N' ,.t ~ &C.,. .s-2
"''ll' >.'s' - -. strr.,.,sr ~
1T ..;, - y So ssi- 49,
~, i,,,r..r ;a4,ot.f Ee,ffr,,. ar
-. ~. Lc-'.airaal,i,,.,. sentenced Sep
- f-,1-t-,,,,, rzr1 ve1rs
49,. 81. j,l.-..1 ra-oi4r -
rs-s ~ -1lI,-y. Ssntenca5 November
50 t,t ~, f,- tii,eslI ,1.ars
w = 'Tr,cv ,,.5;Sta1 October l..
-. ~ r-ii.a,-., .s,,ta-,re1 E.vern,.e.
Il. fl,Ioyvi,,, frr sfverfeeD wears.
W" St5t.srx inGi.,e6- October +.
"a ~ rorIzyv. sentenced November
=, to,r|,,,,... ~ I'm va,rs
{r5rsr I,svori2 indicted December
r To-@ Nv ln-,la-v. sentenced March
q. -: for 80 ve1-s
Al ITir,, ;y1;r.a1 January Il 1871.
To-. t,,,,1,,,'. ea,rIsnce1 March G follow
in, f1r Two ,',,s nra.half wears.
lanes Lang indicted March .. 49,,
for GRAND larceny. sentenced three DAYS
..tteT for on. vear.
Edward Sanders. Indicted on two sep
o-ate commits f,r bnrcIary March , 1874:
sentenced March IS following for four
cas- on hath counts,
Ynen Chung. indicted August 3, 1874.
on tuo conrts for burclarv; sentenced
,ncrst y ~. sir wears for both offenses
a. lin indicted November 20. 1874,
f,- I1-,+clar,- sentenced December 3 fol-
iorvinc, for ono YEAR
~ I nnc in5ic.a5 Novrmber 90 1874.
for h-,raiaSy. sentenced "a the 9th of
tba sa,9n I1ontb for t., years having
lao, conv;cte5 on Two rdictments.
Al Sow inaicrad March |. 1875 for
1,,raIor,r. sentenced on the 13th Of the
~ ,ro,.b for two veors
~, y Ne ;n4;ot.3 Navel,
- a.. LnrcI,rr. sentenced on +he ON
- .ha son,a 6oorth for ora vear
- WaolI |TIivons ;nd;cfad three times
- -, I1a~oh ! 1s-1. san-
.oi t"nu ~ III 81 10 sar1a mouth
,sn. 49,. 90 10 -. 80 .hrea offanso.
+o7 W., Sco,. ;ndictad So1ernber 3 1873
tor assault WIN intent 20 co.i .i .oo,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05
HOTEL AItElIS AIS

clu,Ey HDr>E-rE1E"E p. TRyrR, rR9rEIEToE.
7 Vesey " 4 Brophy
Il q Smith + X Morton
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

Thomas V. JULIEN OF humboldt coun-
~ was in the city yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

ATIIRI IT VEhWAN III1| y
~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETNEEN NhM.fohh
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BRL4EN.
CONPANYS PIER foot Of SECOND-Si.. hOBOKEN
AZ 90 a urlzT sprI -. -O l. sSlu ~, ~ o.
WISE, 50 ur AZ Nh % D0N [ ~aturaay +, II.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEw-YOek 10 sOUTHAhF-
TOS, HAVRE OR BREMEN: - 80,
FIRST CABIN Al o gola / sEGOSD CABIN. $50 gold
SrKEhAGv. $50 currency. 90.
Tickets reduced rates Prepaid S'eerASe Ner~h
sates. So curIencY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Henry It. Wood, Virginia.
KATE Lawson. Virginia.
MARY Wins, virginia
JasnestIwn' Virginia

IsmSst Iwn. Virginia hAle L1"S'n '"e-
DISASTERS.
-,,,n II AVN Mas April 1.-THE sohr. = II. fo D.
NiNNiA, non New YOrs tor ll0 anclio aucn@IN ~
" H ~ eornd al noon Yesterday she reports Niat sno
Ninelao ~ IN sunday NOR luz on Bloc, lsind ana core
~ l' ti verq nut bolri aads1e sNed OF
fen on ,, m Zig PTemi, 1Om NeF-l ora iur aaIou.
oil I reu "a cargo, ran ashore Oh tle ot,ar
VINEYARD ooun " 81 ~ GU @
~. Ter o FOREIGN PORTS.
,,rg 1.-THE Genera Transatlantic COMPANY ~
HAvhh Aabr,- o. Sangl.r New lors AHIl d VIA
sicas iyed here yester oy morning ~
fl ho.n,,cv- Arrl 17.hc steamship Oho' lIou Hii"
-, I've. OF Brow Head TINS moriils'
pA'"' DOMESTIC potts. ,-,,-
. Anil 1--Ar1vea steamships Norman n keisoil
boil rs Swascy Paiiatelph ~ 1ch ~ nis9o1
slg, ~ stv Yors. bark W LOluinok, MtChtIl -,
han ,ic "A infed Bibber HOOoAen nc rs Azure y" h
"a -. an D4yd Ames Flanders ClenIuegos - i ito
~ - Ia Philadelphia Lotto X. Freud OOnns, Ia
,,.VOeH.-T. ~ q. H. MOWry. Ea.Ou, aiH NJ fionO" N
v,iT inson Henry Nor U, Ban lees, IL OONou- a ~ =
iV Del Ami 17.-AirYol. Lalks Ken 5. Sru a.
, 80 ljge-1sfoNn bng Mary G. RIOS vet I 1v,i,a
I ,.r AIRY BIZ lt fTO.n Port spain, Tor tr,"
uroaigfss MONROE April j .-Passed 10, para |eI'S ~
cors nm Al..triss, a "a schr > iAUiiern ttohe'
MI -CEiLANEOUS. -, tsdrsr
pm rRl PuA Apiu l7-Ca.t Brown OF He sun III ti,re
.rri.- hgre Today LItcfN'| rel'i -, ,be th
VAS no light o. Fry ng Pan Shoals on lhe AsN' " ~
iuoL - -, - 1i,s scbr f. J. COttingham,
yThiru ran aground yesterday "a, ihl's' sV' V ~
OUT damage and sailed tls noihis. Ei1a poget
if0r Lafest shIf Aeics see fV" I"y'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Giluailons iDanlc0--females

A FIRST-CLASS C00K-Can make all kinds
~ soups; understands American cooking city OF oou"'
Call at los "a est AT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
fine arls.

The private collection Modern Paintings belonging
10 WM MENLIES, esq, OF this city; also Fine Private
Collection sold by order OF JOHN d. TOWNSEND, esq
attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Board ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
PTOWN OFFICES, No LBS Broadway, cor Thirty hrst
ST. or eos West Twenty.tlrd.st. cor Eighthave. 100
Thraye, Forty seyenth-st; at the HARLEM OFFICE
=. 81 Thrt.ave. Onehundred andtwenty fouIthsi
Carlem Savings Bank Buding), up 10 D. No. at regular
office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

NOOK.-A frst-clnss cook can make all
Z tint. o, sorps understands her business thoroughly
call 100 Wet iist 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Denilsirp

- TULlMv Rose Pearl Plates indicating color nnd sub
sance aTtsca teeth, excel everything herctoore Of
ea beauy strength sud eness only To be
10 be- appreciated made IN cay and only slo - 30 per
Cal aud Alse best Rubber Sets from $40 10
$40 Gold and flatna, s,5 40. Extracting under
Dr. T. g. WAIT 50 East Twenty thrdst, Madison ave.
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Gelp manieo

VERY profitable, genteel BUSINESS; ladies
OF gentlemen. Address, with stamp . J..
AMERICAN ART COMPANY, Washington, D. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

COOK-By Il respectable woman; Is wlilln,
y n assist ia wasins Lest "y f'i'i'N'e - LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
Eceiures ana MeetliIas.

A MEXICAN Institute Animal Election, Thurs
~ day. April 20 1876 at TIE NJ the Institute cooper
Building. Polls " be az 10 CLOCK a. ~ asd close at
clock Orestes Cleveland. President c. NICK Leosr
Rec.
rVHE Annual Meeting Of the New York Asy-
lum TOR Lyingin women viii 30 held a. the Asypm 50
WEDkG>DAi April 49, NJ II O'clock All In
terese In the work cordially invited to attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

"Two private coleC OF paintings which in almost every
Instance good and nne work, IRON hs bead
periods Of their authors. -. Evening Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

THIS CTUEsDAY) EVENING viii be sod the ane ex
amplcs by Cropsey, Witserspoon. G. Brown dig onk
Hubbard q. HI. Kat Sbattuck, :. r. Ohlbru
Bshasn Ran ley GsBdrOn. r. Moran, G. Mayer, T. A
richards, ILOs. Hick-, &C., dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
For freight OF passage apply TO - r.-,,.-...
OIn nOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANl

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from Pier 81, North i,iveT. . 49,.
For NOIfO X, City 20 Mt ana Riclmont ICESDA ~,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, At p. m, connecting
via tie Virgin TaAnesser AiT Lac Aan Coast Line
pied coat Ar iue Chssa aad Oh Rauad. aHd with
the COpaavs lines Ia Interior points IN North olna
wbern and Washington, y G. via Norfolk every TUES
DAY TiUNSDAY, asd SATURDAY. -
taUr. Del leaving Neu.York MONDAYS ani Thu RS.
DAYS at D H. connecting with Delaware and Mary and
rOais.
tickets and bills OF iins "a all points al
low cat raes Insurance zorro &c, y cent Fr@gat
received daily az Pier ~ Mort. RIVER
General oiaces, 1877 GreeD wich IT., New- ferk -.
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Otean Cleaners.

NCIIOp IINE-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS
a NChO" eIfI EVERY SATURDAY.
,ote1 AT lowe 10 or from any seaport OF
railroad s'Atl III 4 6SoN BROrHERS BOwlmg-green.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31

lie will Advocate Honesty aud Patriotism IN
the Coming Crisis.

The Tammany Convention TO nominate
candidate for Congress In the Seventh District
to MI the unexpircd term Of Smith Ely, Jr., met
In Beethoven Hall. last evening. After the roll
Of delegates had been called, Sheriff Reilly rose
and said he wished to offer the name OF a distin-
gushed gentleman Of capability and integrity.
who, Though he had voted for Hayes, was con-
WINGED that Mr.. Tilden was honestly elected, and
was willing to give the few weeks remain of
the Congressional term to secure an honest
count OF the votes cast for President file named
David Dudley Field. and was met with loud
and long applause. The nomination was
then made unanimous by acclamation.
A committee was appointed To apprse Mr..
Field OF his nomination. aud when MIR. Field en-
red the hall Anthony Woltman, the c AIR
man. greeted him with a brief speech and intro
duced him to the Convention. Vi. Field. In ac-
cepting the nomination. promised. if elected, TO
do his duty az an American citizen In this crisis
OF the country's experience.
:" The remainder Of the session In which, II
elected. will serve he said. " will be devoted
90 the great question Of how the electoral vote
power Of the elective iranchiseY The theory is
that every lawful vote shall be counted, and
That no vote shall be cOunted that u not cast.
The ballot shall he the Interpretation q the peo
pies Will Take the case OF Louisiana. II h
aoyy OF So eHn Una" % te S yees
cast on the div of the election. How then is he
to be deprived OF them. lly casting out the
the theory Of intimidation. suppose that there
are 5000 registered voters. Four thousand. At the
utmost, are all that NAV be expected to vote.
There are hut 1000 votes cast aud the majority
| for ridden u nearly that number. They say that
900 OF that number were Influenced bv improper
motives, and that 2.0O1 votes were not cast which
would have been thrown for HAYES. | say
that this Is substituting conjecture for fact No
human being can know thar 1000 Of those votes
| were Influenced by improper motives. or that
the two thousand nos cast would have been cast
on cert lin side. A rainy day, II IL taid, costs
one party or the other Thousands OF votes In
this state. Suppose II should be presented to
| you that this lnvalldates the election. and
! II should be postponed to the next fair
day | shall insist at all times
that the only test Of the viii Of the people Is tn 9
count Of the votes in the ballot box. II there Is
not fair election In few perishes or counties.
I'll ere Is none In the state. ana the electoral vote
| of the state should he thrown out From this
moment ] stand committed tn the principle
that the count Of the balois actually cast Is the
| only test Of the will of the up ME "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31
BoNFANTI,s YoUNo HUsBAyu
The Yeuih who Ran Away and Drew on In
Father for Money.

Judge Pratt, in the Brooklyn Supreme
Court Yesterday, heard the argument on q
motion for a new trial in the case Of Hugh Nc
Culloch Co., the London bankers, against
George Hoffman, " this city, whose son ran Oh
to Europe with Bonfanti, the ballet dancer. and
married her there secretly. His money gave
out, and on going to London, he asccrtained
that Mr.. J. II. Puleston. Of Messrs. McCuloch
Co.. was induiriuQ about him under instructions
from Jay Cooke Co. in New York, who in
formed their London house that the young
mans father was afraid that he was in prison oi
In serious trouble, 10 which case no desired
them to assist him. Pueston assisted him to
the extent OF about 1900 He was in Ignorance
Of his marriage to lionfinu. MIR. Hoffman,
sent no money 10 pay for the advances, ana
when Orrin &. Holman visited Euroua
IN ls,3 III. Puleston persuaded him to joiu
IN a dtift with his brother George on hia father
for the fUli amount, which he did. Tho draft
was not hOnored by the father, and the suit
which followed against the sons ended in
JuuRmeut Tor the amount claimed, but this
sheriff has returned the execution unsatisfcd.
The elder Hohmlnn was next sued, and a ver-
Diet was obtained against him for the full sum.
MIR iulestun's testimony ON TINT trial was that
he han helped the son under Instructions from
that this letter was received IN the latter part Of
November or the first Of December. Mr. Hon.
To give his son money.
:, In nuhry last Young " rmann died In Hyde
lhtk. lie nad 'uuandtTeu over $l2bUn. On
INC day after the funeral BOnf4nt appeared as
chlei mOurner. Announcing herself as the
widow Atter the burial she was kindly re-
c"ived by the family. She presented them with
such enecis OF her husband az she mad. among
other Things number OF letters from Mr.. j. H.
fuleStOn, IN whicn the motion for new tri 4 10
made.
These lettersthit Mr.. A. n. Daley read ves,er-
day In cOurt.bcar date Of ls13,after the tine when
pulestun swore he was authorized by letter to
assist George j. Holman. one in January
SAYS:
am sorry ~ say father not so Tor encour
sge me 10 do anl hing Will Call again for YOU,
write n you visit
Another letter dated Jap. ~, 1873, says.
Tie tronhc evidently Il your father lie ~ o do.
tenniur what iu go Tor your good. The past being
SHOWN MN. encouragement was not Altogether bcne.
hcal to Nous 81 least draw TINS cOncusDl from my
adNicc. frpa NcA YORK. stll nope aud belt We tht
you VIII recognize the path Of duty 1t IL the Tor
you - ira, ,, and ANY other VIII lead yOu 10
". vabie ruin,
These letters with unc or two Others. the de-
PENDANTS counsel urged. proved that Mr.. Rules
toms testimony was false.
The opposition 10 the motion was made by
Mr. Hubbard # Messrs. Batter, Stillmdn a Hut
bard. who Insisted that the new letter did not
change the facts rs already presented tn tho
court; that Mr.. Honmnun's letter was an author
izatiun To help his sou not lavishly, tut II bo
was IN trouble. and needed assistance. The
Judge reserved bis decisiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31
UNHIPPINEss ~ BROOELYN.
The Two sides TO One story Of Marriage and
MISUNDERSTANDING soughi.

In the divorce suit of Christine Brenon
against her husband, Alphonse ID. Brenon, a rich
real estate man and note shaver, motion was
made before Judge McCue In Brooklyn, yester-
day, for counsel fee and almony. The wifes
AFFIDAVIT recites that Brenon is AN habitual drunk
ard, and that in his fits Of temper and intoIica-
ton he has used violence toward her, and
threatened to throw her out OF the window.
She says that In November he pushed her down,
pulled her hair used vile language toward her.
and then obliged her to quit his house She
finds II impossible Ia return to their late home
at loo Lafayette avenue. She alleges that she
was turned out of the house one night. and
must have have had To stay out all night but for
some nrighhors, who gave her shelter. She says
her husband II worth over 2i0,tNO
The husband, a muscular, red-whiskercd man,
who sat by his counsel his face flushed with ex-
element submitted AN AFFIDAVIT recitng that
while he lived in Fulton street after his first
wife died, the plaintiff who was then "a dress
maker frequently went to him, pleading great
destitutipn. She borrowed various sum, Of
money. and then told him story Of increased
destitution and implured him to marry her. lie
did 30, and ,uun arcritained that she had done
So for his supposed wealth. lie heard her
say that she had married. lie old man
for his money and meant to make him
supply the table. bat she demanded more and
robbed his pockets. She ran mp bills I'm his alb
-rnce, aud Al one time she incurred debt II
go for beer. lie supplied her with silk dresses
sral-skin sacks, and tine hats, but she continued
10 20 into paruNysms of temper and use abusive
language toward him. She once took a pistol
from a drawer and said " swear to you you
shall die lay my hands She stripped his bed
great rage over finding him to be possessed Of
only moderate means, and has seemed deter
mined Ia worry him Ia dosperation lie denies
all allegations Of cruelty. The decision was re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31

To THE EDITOR OF The STN-Sir. The
analysis Of milk has had no other consequence
than that Of furnishing TO eminent chemists
the opportunity Of swearing az one another, ON
experts pay.
why do they attoah such impotence 10 the
gravity Of milk, wien they know thAt u can ne
made at vii, ana ought 10 know that, 81 several
samples OF milk, the best Is the one which has
the least gravity, If the miik il pure. MIX is
rich or poor IN proportion to the cream which II
contains. Now, as to the creamometer excuse
me for coming this word) inasmuch as the
aTeometer, alias Pese-lalt, alias hydrometcr, has
usurped the name ofths instrum ent QactometeD
which Banks has invented IN England. and
which. since its Introduction on the Continent
Of Europe by Do Nalcourt Is the only instru-
mont in use to test The quality of milk.
Let the Board Of Ilealtn have trial room. In
which, every day, samples OF milk of different
vendors shall be allowed 20 ret twenty-fuur
hours in CreamometeIs NJ "A temperature ol g'.
On the following morning all me cream OF tach
sample Will be seen over the milk ~ each IN tru-
ment, which H. . little glass tube, perfectly
cylindrical and divided INTO Ia parts or dc
grees. Mine contains about NAH - pint
The mixed milk OF ten COWS or more. Wall
contain ten per cent, II cream, the y lhntlV ~
which Will diminish IN proportion 10 the quality
Of the food furnished To the animals, lurnp-'
orin-tancr, increls q tue quantity. hut diminish
seld ON more thau four per cent. Of cream.
The Board Of hCIlih could tuull. ID The result
81 each trial 81 milk for the iniornaunu ~
famlne.. WIN tnp relative value, sIN ton cents
lO' ". ~, -. t., b. 4 uer cent. II cream,
100. o.. 49,. 49,. &c., Ir.. e.. per quart
Below A. the We-uWp non Is thAl lhr mia l-
furnished hY dl*casvd COWS.
\ BIARNOIs. III ni Il Ir'"t E'iI"rtth. y j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31
ARnce No, to BIZ Won by the swli,c.t

Glmore's Garden hdverti-es as its " Most Ex-
traordinary Attraction the great mule on Mon.
day night
W ANIrD -Nicc, tough stubborn lag lnthc.rcar,
w disposed tu kCS ana lay down mn cs ar dcsir d
by Mr. John Murphy, NJ GtlnOrr's haiur1 army amt
mals Wl nave good chance, for tne last mule wlll
Win the race next Monday
The entries were closed yesterday John Ferguson
who keeps stap.es on Finy.lhird street enters the
buckssin mul Refer Ini. mule, although Of a sun.
dued mouse color has wei c.tanl,lci reputation ON
the laruan Canal an an ace mplrhed turktr. james
Carroll enters the uab WGir Dandy Jim. lie rs named
trOm uls NrA manner of priuch. aiuuuc. LIS owner
la. triod HIM t mOst every tius % 90, ana ha- deter
mined that MS nest mold mus b. r!rius lh1m's
Walker enters tue brown uWr Brown y OK Tue cur
rem rumur ina the oppression " IN" leyll aud Tom
Walker WAS hrtt apptd To Mr Naleer and NY mrl'
n uufuundcd. j. Mckrnui, well known on Harlem
laur, caters the bay mule Fau-h Uimsn, 80 named
from nj, custom of Gle, ring ms own way. Mr. Mcken
backs ME mules Tor staying qulitrs, ana SAYS tua
MuIhy't advertise mtnt m'Auh what II says, tue las
nA.e " MS. DIV mas w tear VI w INsult
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31
JUDGE HorfMiN,s w.tRyrys.
Something for Brutal Policemen and Consts-
bleK to Read.

Judge Hoffman OF the Hudson County
tour, of sessions who recently sentenced
Officer sterling to nine months imprisonment
for brutality -autlng prisoner. has just sem
fenced Constable Patrick Anderson to nine
months In state Prison. The constable q few
weeks ago. Wa given warrant of arrest for Mira.
Sophia lAmpe ~ Central avenue. Jersey city,
who was charged before Justice Martini with
paiiiuns who were drunk. They 81 oHsr .oilcd
her violently and attempted To carry her ont OF
the house. She lee nn'r heightened aud fell in "A
nfrNuur NJ uu the threshold. On recovering she
-aid she would 70 with them II they would pro-
cure coach. rs -hc could not walt. " \ coach
for the lnuks Of yc" shouted Anderson. II
give We barrow And 50 she WAS dragged to
the iail.
Judge Hoffman. in sentencing anderson,
said that hc had nn right To- make tie arrest,
and II Justice Martini continued 60 issue such
MArIamt- Ne MoMIl md hIm-eIl Im -Lu-c LrI-on.