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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-20
vlRolNlA's WATER sysTEM.
Figures GiSiag the Cost % the CITY
Of pustiag In the Nsw WORMS

Mr.. Guild. City Clerk Of Virginia. has
beon making figures on the cost OF he nsw
water system for that city, in order mat
the next Legislature may give tho city
legal authority to pay for the same NJ
Guild ha. calculated carefully, IND MS
ACQUAINTANCE with the subject Is perfect
The following are the several amounts due
,he Virginia and Gold Hill Water COM
| nany. az psr contract. for the constructor
Of works in protecting INC Guy
FIRE 1000.
In,.r-., due February I. isTI........ ssssseSss M
fir.t p.ymsut % Irtnel pAi'... -
sss.s,s y
,-,....... On. $40 "
second pa, Of prineipai'''' ." N.
..... SGs.so 8
r~u..r,., due r.s,e.,, !; ,:;'........ $500 2, g; y 3:
mind paymsnt o. prineipsl-.s.'''''' s''sosVo
IT,. $500 rs
~,n,.,.,t due F.bru.ry I. isso........ tls.ee5 -
Foir,h payment Of prineiPai.... ...' s''Sos :"
ro,, ss.aT q
r,,sr,s, dns F,bru ~ I, iSsi........ ts.sti q
Filth payment % princitai.. ....... s'sos w
.............. sii.Iss "a
The first contract WAS for Si3o,OO0. with
interest on two-thirds Of tho amount at
one and one-half per cent. per month from
the date Of the contract, and interest ~
A. "a. nm the remaining One-tlird
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-20
FOU ND {!

A PEfIABLE PLACE TO HAvE TOUR
n watches repaired: l.. Q. BUTCH. -
South O street. rirEinls.. AN worn warranted
10 aye satisfsetion. Olive ne Q trial. oe6 I'm
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
PRISONERS ARRAIGNED.

TRENTON, N. j., OCT. III. 1870.
In the Mercer County Court OF oyer and Termncr in
this city to-day, Mercer Beasley, Jr prosecutor OF the
pleas charged the following persons, against whom
indictments were found at the present term =
James L. Pearson, counter.eiing notes ol hand with
intent TO telraud. Plea, not guilty.
Edward Oxley, embezzlcmeht, February 20, while
acting banker and treasurer oi Treuton Lodge, OF
r., No CO. embezzrg Sl4I, the properly OF the lodge
Plea, not guilty Trial set down Tor Friday 2on INST
Jonn Moran, rape Elizabeth Ryan on July 25
Plea, not guilty. Trial. lStu inst
John DAVIS, indecent assault. Plea, not guilty
Trial, 10th INST
Joel r. james. forgery at Trenton on September %
Plea. not guilty, Trial. 18th inst.
James Fcehan, perjury. Flea, not guilty. Trial.
18th inst
About twenty-five persons wcrc charged sevcrally
with assault and battery.
STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In the United States District Court District Attorney
Kcasby charged the following pcrsons:-
Charles A. Peabold. removing nom brewery fer
nlented liquors without having affixed tho Necessary
stamps. Plea, not guilty. Trial set down Tor 25th
inst.
George langhart, making cigars contrary to law, in
not having gwen bond, paid license &c. Plea, not
gully. Sentenced to SIX months imprisonment
John Daily. carrying on dlstery IN Jersey City
contrary TO law Plea, not guilty
John Daily, a like offence. Plea, not guilty.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
SALE OF RACEHORSES.

The largest sale OF boodcd that place
in this city tho sale OF Colonel L. A. Hitchcock's
stud yesterday by Messrs. Barker Son. at their
ton mart. Thirty-ninth street and Broadway. The
Colonel is Boston gentleman, and some timo since
brought his horses TO Jerome Park where they hare
since been stabbed and several OF them have been
ning during tho fall meeting
Colonel Hitchcock retires rom tho turf account
Of iii henltt, much The regret OF his many friends
Tho following horses comprised tho stable, and be-
low Will be ound the prices they brought AZ the sale -
Llme-t chestnut horse SIX years old. by War
Dance, 81 500 (bought I'M; Galway, the winner Of
tho selling race at Jerome Park last Thursday,
chestnut horse, six years old by Concord,
$c0o; Quits chestnut mare, old, by mporie
Eclipse $500; Sprngle tour years old, ny imported
Australian, $3.50; Leap Year. tour years OLD, by
ported bennington, $3.50; Vncland, three years old,
by Virgil, $500 bay colt, Two years old, by Virgu,
81 500; bay cult, two old, by Planet, $780, uay
colt two years old by Melbourne Jr, $50; bay colt
two years old, by haywood, 1926; bay colt years
old by War Dance. S32j bay nlly, two years old. by
War Dance $40; bay MY two years old. by Bay
racer, by Aiexandcr's Lexington, 5000; bay brood
mare Julia, by Revenue, $50. Five of the colts
sold their pedigree alone, as they arc at present in
Kentucky.
The gathering Of turfmcn was large, prominent
among them hcing Colonel Mcdaniel, Hon. Aristdcs
Wclch OF Pennsylvania; Peter Dwycr and brother, OF
BrooKyn Colonel Chase Of Boston, and a number OF
others well and iavorably known IN racing circles.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
YACHTING.
TIE RACE TO-DAY FOR THE LoUBAr ocxAv
CUP

The yachts entered for tho Loubat Ocean Cup Rs
gasta start from on Owls Head Al three o'clock r II
this afternoon and will probably return some time
during the following afternoon or evening. y was
generally supposed that such handsome cup as snas
offered by Mr. Loubat would have attracted quito
large number Of entries but through some unforeseen
only yachts VIII start virtually reducing the
regatta to u match. The Will be sailed under
the following regulations
yKw ionx YAcnr cIUs, oes is7s
The for the oubat Ocean Cup f.r sch9onsr w %
schooner yachts Of all nations of 10 soas time
allowance 70 ps ihs same that for s Royal
seconds pe ton New Yacht Club regulations 90 be
Ibe win DO from OF Owls Head, Nsw York Mss
ao os' anu ar a" he s0n ign
the tnrnoard hands thence 10 and around tue
Sandy lightshiD leaving both the port hand
n j @ m @ os made - @ ss s ,assa a the; pans
tween @ hs I sSsss sS'ss boat aad tho Long
lows For prspara"ry signal gun the club signal
NJ, @ s. ss me zen @ bs ss % s
viii be taken after the expiration OF hiteen minnesf
rsea oa the day the race A'
qured before is delivered TO srn that the
sailing reeulaons have been strictly eonfrmed 20 a..
cluo Madison and Twenty street. Ou
ohairman Regatta Committee NY.Y.c.
G. A. MiNroS. Secretary NiY.c.
IL IS understood mat the ldlcr, oWnou " 0E
Samuel j. gate Of tho New York Yacht Club, ana
the Ataiania. owned by Mr.. Astor, also OF the New
York Yacht Club, will be tho ony competing yachiA
IL first rumored that the Dreadnaught and
OF the large keel yachts would participate, but
the owners dd not like the allowance OF twelve Soc.
onds TO tho ton which the regulations stipuiate the
ldier is OF, IL not tho lastcst yacht ~
these waters, and tho recent alterations made this
spring by Mr.. Henry steers have proved entirely sue
cessiuL The Alalanta has only raced oncc and then
she won the prize IN her class She tho od calypso,
rebuilt by Mr. David Carl City Island and II virtually
a new boat. s the former damaged by nre that
very little lett to bud upon Thcre has been some
little betting the result OF lodays race the ldlcr
being tho at about 100 TO 10 Tho Judges Will
20 10 the cub house staten Island on Tho two
Z. NJ. boat and then proceed tho schooner Vesta,
which has been placed their disposal through the
courtesy of her owner, Mr.. Samuel N. Mills Tho time
OF The yachts Will be taken they pass between the
vesta and The Long Island shore.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ls76-TRPLE SHEET

fact 10 undeneh!s'' inas received my $4,000,
but II Is also undeniablc fact that have surren-
dcred my security therefore, and IL IL another unde
niaolc fact that the Founding Asylum aud all other
creditors have been paid almost their entire claims
AZ 10 the fourth part OF the report did desire hat
my brother should be appointed receiver IN the place OF
Qulnan, who had resigned. Tho appointment was,
however. made with the consent OF MT McGowAn, VINO
now seeks to remove him.
The real creditors OF the Guardian Savings lnstitu.
ton have not been in danger OF loss II these pro-
ceedines had not been instituted II Is my nrm bcef
that every honest creditor would now have his last
dollar and interest But . hand is now thrust IN
which grasps at everything to the exclusion OF actual
had SO dealt with tho OF tho bank that he gave
large portion oi his property 10 the pay ment oil its
dcuts 10 this end, which at the time considered
an emineniiy Just ana proper thing Tor hun TO 40, nc
conveyed his property 10 tree trustees one OF whom
WAS Mr. Quinlan, in trust be sold and paid over 10
the creditors of the bank, lar would CO. these
trustees sold the property and used the money Tor the
purpose. Roche, thinking there would be a surplus
anu apprehensve OF judgment against him in favor
OF the receiver OF the Bowling Green savings
Bank whose funds Roche as Vice President was
said 10 have misappliea and converted to his own
USE assigned all hs interest in such surplus 10 John
1. McGowan his attorney McGUwan CLAIMS all
that Is Iet OF both tho funds and the bank aud
this attack upon Inc aud the malicouc publication by
him OF report which has not been confirmed by any
court
would not, under other circumstances, ailudc TO
any oi these facts, but the prominence gwen TO the
case by tho HERALD renders IL necessary Tor
hands OF Judge Lawrence. | do not ntcnd 10 be
drawn into a newspaper controversy, nor TO Try law
suits Ia the papers; anu having made this statement,
snall hereafter ebsiain from print l am entirely
wiling 10 abide the decision OF Court remain
yours respectfully, JOSEPH J. 0'DON0HuE.
Nkw YoRK, Oct IL 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
CONTESTED COTTON CLAIM.

That a well contested suit, the one brought by
Nelson Clements against Henri Yturra, to tho
value OF certain cotton claimed 10 have been illegally
seized by the defendant while transiu from Texas
to Mexico This the heels OF the late war and
shc claim was made that the cotton was purchased in
exchange for arms to supply the Confederate govern
mcnt. The suit was tried In June last before Judge
est brook and resulted in dismissal OF the complaint
The case up yesterday before Judge Barrett in
Supreme Court, Chambers on motion lor stay o.
proceedings, pending an appeal from the dismissal OF
The complaint, and upon which a judgment for some
$4,000 costs entered against the piaintin. Mr.
Thomas a. Shcarman, who appeared as counsel for the
defendant differed with the opposing counsel 10 his
memory OF the decision whercupon Mr. Nelson, plain
ts counsel produced letter in reply to HIS Judge
Westbrook In which tho latter says This ought not
to have been misunderstood by Mr.. Shearnian.,
IL do not l,kc the idea, " said Mr.. Shearman, s.of
counsel writing Judges IN this way. think II I'M
professional" /"
II 10 not happen to entertain the same vew." said
Mr.. Coos, ESPECIALLY In tnis case"
"Well, OF course, replied Mr.. Shearman sthe let
ter Is friendly TO you as your firm and Judge West
brook old trends. The Judge would necessarily
lean kindly toward yoIn
Judge Wcstbrook scems to have leaned very kindly
10 you,r SAID Judge Barrett. addressing himself to
Mr. Shcarmau, as SHOWN in his dismissal oil the
plant" (Laugbter.l
.Ycs his rulinss,' said Mr. Cook, s.werc nearly all
tho other sde.n (More nughter)
Wcstbr0oK,n explained Mr. Snearman, who did not
exactly seem to appreciate where the laugh in.
After somc further remarks Judge Barrett denied the
motion.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
FEES OF LAWYERS.

The Rolwagon VIII evidently has boon pretty
profitable for lawyers All about the death or old
MIR. Rolwagon, formerly butcher in this city; how
domestic his employ for tho latter part OF his life
claimed 10 bo Ills second wilc, all the facts, Short
have been reported repeatedly in tho HERALD during
the prolonged litigation tho distribution OF tho
estate among the contestants The natural suppo-
sitlon was that the issues having been finally settled
by tho Court Of Appeals this would take
D the courts One Of tho counsel however, MI. Nal.
colin Campbell, caiE.s 80 500 counsel iees in addition
10 the allowances OF 81 900 granted by the Surrogate
low ,nce shall be paid from the estate, came up ior
argument yesterday bcfsre Judge Barrett Supreme
Court, Cnamners. me argument opportunity
Tor the various toubsel employed the to X
press their views 10 thc motion. In pressing
claim Mr.. Campbell stated that $35.50O had been al
lo rcd counsel and in the the allow
lie consd, red that lie comparatvcy lett out
tu tue cold, being given the mealrc vi az, COO
II certainly THINK the learned counsel IS entitled to
more, SAID Mr.. Arnoux in The course OF opposny
10 listen to my long summing up before the Surro-
gate
Hero Is a book that will give you idea OF what
done tho case, remarked Mr.. Clinton, who
Nem.J To be very serious and inclined to
Tact and STATISTICAL and displayed TO the Court pom
lagcs, ana OF this matter Mr. Campbell contributed
only tnirty pages
That's so, . replied Mr. Campbell 81 confined my
self TO digest OF tho law. and furnished the very
point on which The case was decided in the Court
Appeals should have more II II hau not been
for the inccssant pulling o my coat Tail for tear OF my
taking the wiud out OF Mr. Cnton's sails. y
Judge Barrett took the papers, wing his csioD.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
sEAwANHAKA BOAT CLUB REGATTA.

The and elegant club house Of tho Scawanhaks
Boat Club Ncwtown Greek, the Of attrac
tion for a largo number OF ladies' and gentlemen yes
terday who had been invited 10 witness thc third
annual regatta OF the club The bitter northwest wind
deferred tho throngs the banks Of the creek
s,ill goody faced tho breeze witness the
contest Tho races hvc In number, lacked the great
interest usually givon the regatas the creek
IN consequence OF the high wind and rough waier
and for some time there was talk Of postr enmsnt
Tho President, Mr.. Charles A. Girdlcr, however, a
threo O'Clock. ordered them to 90 proceeded with,
and they carried rapidly in tho following
ccsson:--
L PaIr-oarcd Giess-T Kcppci and N. Smith, with
W. Il. Kelly coxswain, and G. scaric and W. Wilson,
with Frank Adce coxswain. The Keppel crew got on
with spurt, which Kept them ahead until aflcr they
turned the upper stakeboat Mt Blisswc Bridge when
the Wild steering OF Kelly gave she other crew the ad
vantage On tho way down, however, being on the
outside. the shore sheltered them, and they crossed
the line in llm i5s, the Scarlc crew making the dis
tance zone and half miles, in 12m. ASS
2. Pair-cared gigs--Georgc smith snd VILLAIN Wood
coss~"ins % Both crews % took tho water @ easily. tho
former winning in l2n the latter crossing the ine 10
I'm 40s.
q Single scuil Shells juniors The junior scuIl racs
almost devoid OF interest consequence Of ths
roughncss OF tho water. Three entries were made
searIcs. W. n. Kely and W. Wilson, bat Wilson fell
hall way to the upper sakeboat end Scariss had
almost walk over, bsasing Kelly easily BY shrss
minut&R
Single sculi shells (ScniorsL This
citing race, Robert H. orr John keppcl and N Golden
kirk entering. Orr got away nnely with slow, long
stroke, Kcppel, striking shorter and quicker, bat
keeping close to his heels Godenkirk seemed 20 take
his Time In getting away, put spurted up when he
iound the Others cading nm. Orr reached the home
stakeboat IN lin, keppei bcing but ave seconds BE-
hind him. Goldunsirk lost much time ~ The start
| that in the race hc distanced
| 8. -Four Dared gigs-Two boats started, the Harry
Moorc--Orr bowl Wilson. Kelly, GoIusnkirk tstrokoD
| crcw-and tho Charles A. GirdIcr--Scarlcs (sOwL
| MolIcr, Rankin, Kcppcl (sroko), crew--And mado
good pull the former winning on sccond's headway
/ IN t0m.
rhs concluding the races for tho day tho club and
tho guests parook OF a collation. and the features Of
| tho day wouad up with programme OF ten dsncea
tho tho reception OF the club house benG
admirably adapted Tor the purpose.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
THE MANAGEMENT OF SAVINGS BANKS.
NEw York, Oct. IL, 1875.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The inaction of superintendent Ellis In regard
dcirauding savings banks would justify the public in
believing that he is in coiuson with them, and the
Governor should at once order his impeachment
through charges BY either Comptroller Robinson
the Attorney General The next Legislature should
make strict laws Tor the management OF them, and
mold tie directors and presidents 10 individual respon-
sblity tor all losses AS 1t is now. broken down and
''rctredo merchant who has passed through tho
bankrupt courts gets friends church members
start savings bark, contributing nothing but their
names, and making him president or secretary so hat
he may recruit" his fortune, wnile tho money sup
piled by confding dcposors, many OF them belonging
to the class Of the INDUSTRIOUS poor Situations
then given TO several clerks, who perhaps, never
did days work behind desk III their lives before.
while luxurious counting room IL lifted up for their
accommodation. The directors then commence
speculate with other peoples money. often applying
10 Their OWL use and aid OF their private business
Alter awhile ;ney put up costly building for the
bank and indulge sumptuous dinners ut every meet
ing OF the board at the expense Of the depositors.
The writer had some money IN n DOWNTOWN bank,
aud In balancing his account tho ledger clerk found
difference OF $40 between tho passbook and the ledger,
wnicD the pay ing teller had to account for Indeed
susL that The paying teller more than
casl0n made iase entry in my pnssbook inserted
an additional line when drew money ont Savings
banks should be compelled to return all checks to the
drawer they do in banks OF discount Interest
should be allowed dcposltors from the day OF deposit
and should not subject forfeit If money is drawn
al any time. The banks now rob u majority of their
depositors by the arbitrary rules which they make
Their own lavor. II Is doubtful II the Legis
authorize any institution, by charter TO make bylaws
such they print IN their books. Every dcpositor
should keep private account Of his deposits and
trust their passoooks. People with money would lind
an investment in United states bonds those OF this
state or city safer aud rcmunerative than savings
sandbanks. The Broadway Bank runs a savings bank
the rear Of lis discount bank, thing contrary to
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
TIE COURTS.
Bringing to Justice a Cart
rung Murderer.
FAT CONVENTIONS AND FLOWING FEES
Memento Of the Late Civil
War.
DealerS in Crooked Whiskey Called On
to Plead
FAT CONVENTIONS AND FLOWING FEES
THE OLD ERIE RAILWAY MANAGEMENT

murder cases are being disposed of rapidly me
dar would soon be cleared this cases Third
In the list OF horicds cases tried this week. Judge
Sutherland holding Part OF tho Court Of General
Sessions, had before him, yesterday, Indictment
10. murder in the second degree, youth OF sixteen
named Robert Garrity who, tho night OF July g.
last, crushed IN the skull OF young named John
Smith, with carlrung. In front OF No. 800 West Thirty
eight street. Assistant District Attorney Rollins re-
lated his opening address to the jury the circum-
stances Of tue killing Two reputable German grls
named respectively, ,k1tc Brandt and Lizzc Wolf we're
waking along Thirty eighth street. the evening
named, when the prisoner approached them appa-
rently under the iniuence OF hquor and vulgar
And insulting 10 Miss Brandt Ths glrs took no
apparent notice o the remark and made Their way 10
tue doorway Of Mass Brandt's house. followed by
Garrty, who again nsued them. Miss Brandt then
asked what he meant by annoying her, whereupon
he struck her IN tie face n 10 make blood flow
The Riri tainted with the cry oil Father her lips,
ana was caught IN the arms OF her companion, who
dercu Garr.ty 10 eave the pnce He hercupon struck
her also in the lace aud kicked her siue Seeing
Tho occurrence the deceased john SMITH aud an.
other young man who had, IRON adjoining doorways,
witnessed The scene came 10 the rescue, ana Smith,
throwing ms arm around Garrity, led him Mss
Branuts father ny tins time had heard OF the brutal
assault anu rushed down chastise the fellow
VINO had abused his daughter but was restrained by
inc Efforts Of the two young men, who supposed that
Garry had gone about his business and hat the affair
was ei trely over. The rufian however. had gone
further III. across the street, where removed a
heavy iron bound rung iiom standing there,
aud, returning with H. dealt the unsuspecting Smith
lwho AT the engaged in restraining
cry father from following beating the ruilian)
blow r6m The effects Of which he did the 7th OF
July.
Tue testimony OF several witnesses corroborated tho
above facts substantially, and tho prisoner being placed
on the stand varied nucn under the
ton oil hr. Rollins, as to considerably prejudice HIS
bearers against nim The testimony was ali IN when
The Court adjourned last evening, and the Will be
summed up by counsel this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
COURT CALENDAKs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Hc bv Jugae Bar
rctLNos 6l 67 sS 30 229, 43, 27S 2sS. 80, o. 14l
159, 1'9 Isl, 202 ga 10, 1885, I'll $40 3i4 3l5 36
y2l. 322 a23, s24 1876, 32s The assessment calendar
VIII also be called
SUPREME CouKr--6KyERAL TERx--Held BY Judges
Davis Bracy and Daniels Nos. 13s,a 156 20l, 202.
2o3 2o4 los 2oG. 1872 1888 134 1885, Ala 150 l53 l55,
III, l73is.
supRkMn CorRr-srEcrAL TKRx-Hcld By Judge
Van vorsl-Nos. 35l 59l LAG, 334 AS, 322 474 AS.
Az, 47s +s7 494 4y9 ST. SOL 5o2 500 oil, $50, 81,
524 500 800 49, 32U 5I1 54s 549 jjl, $40, 57s $751;
5S3 90 5sD. Ill, 900. 81 606 6l0 6l4, "a, 65 GIG,
0i7, cls el9 so, ,2l a. o22, e2s, 62i. go.
DonohucNos 1909, 1Ios 1851, 1859 1877, lg47 1o4y,
20o l0l3, li7I 2yi9 2O6l, 2Uyl l1lss, 2l35, 1875,
l4ss 14s9 21 1903 1862 2225 2227, 22ll 1917, 1885,
23o3 1905. 2307 2sl 23l3 23l5 23I7 23l9 232l 23.3
2s25 rart 2-IIcd by Judge Lawrence Nos 40,
x2o! l4o4, llsS, 800, 7'sh 2s3s, 7o2, sio2, i!s,
I43o. 1915 SIS Part 3-Hcld ny Judge Larremore. -
Nos 2ssD 31s2 1l60, 2S, 62l, 2lg9, 2s3 $685. 1884,
2335 1887. 2345 235l, 1885, 1851, 1859, 236l 1865.
SUPERIOR CvuRr-GxSsRAL TERN ADJOURNED until
Monday next
SUPERIOR couRr.--srEcrAL rxRx--Held by Chief JUS
ticc Curtis s-Casc on, No. 90
SUPERIOR CouRr--IRiAL rERM-Pa Held by
Judge sanIord.--Nos. 250 253 200, 2s0 Q, 81, 2D7,
lo3. 26l PSI, s62, 2s3, 2s6, $751; 2s7.
COMMON PLEAs-EQriTY rEHM-Held by Judge Rob-
insonNos 80 ., ~ 63 60 81 l3 23. 0i, 80, 81, 2,
80, Al, 4s
COMMON PLEAs--TRAL TERN--Part l-Adjourncd Until
Friday, october IL Part 2-A4journcd until Monday,
October 2G Part 3--Hed by Judge J. y. Daly.-Nos.
$685. $40 gyl 9o5 10li 1913 $685. vco 9s2, 1885, yss 9y
MAnIsE CouRr-lKIAL TKRx--Part l--Acd by Judge
Alkrr-Nos 420s, 1919. $780, 467s, 1895. 440s,
47co, 1898 47o7, 4ss, 4s2l ss24 4s2S. 4s27 Part p
s342 3sls Asa 46A 1850 1852, SOFA, sol6, 4557,
$3.50, s220 Part 3--held by Judge snnott-Nos.
523 5Gg 720i G5s3 1866, 722s 7072 1885, 1915 7156.
72U5, ,l9s 72i6, 63l2, 1857, 7ll7
COURT GkEEgAL sKssioSs--Part 2-Hcld by Judgc
Gilderslceye. .--lhc People Bridget Ryan, arson;
Same VS.. John Ernest. burglary, Same Vs. Jeremiah
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
WRESTLING MATCH.

A great wrestling match will come on next Monday
evening" October 16 at the Central Park Garden, be-
tween Colonel James II. McLoulhn and Jacob II.
Martin. Two matches have already taken place be-
tween them in Detroit, which resulted In draws and
they decided TO to New York and have their final
contest Both contestants men ol magn nlncent
pn, siquc immense strength anc have been vIctors
in numerous trails o strength. McIoughin Is feet
b gh weighs 222 pounds when trained, IS As inches
around the chest and is 32 wears oil age He was born
IN Oneida county n ", and served with distinction
during the For the past three years he has been
elnYioycd as conuuctor on the Detroit Lansing and
Lake Michigan Railroad. Martin is IS years OF age,
icet inches in height, and weighs when trained 225