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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-05
CHEYENNE TOWNSHIP.
LEGAL NoTIcE.

Pursuant to law, notice is hereby
given that on the l7,h day OF Drceui-
her. "A. ID. 1873. IL patent WAS duly is
sued, signed by tho President of the
United States of America, to the
Corporate authorities of the city OF
Cheyenne, in Wye ming Territory"
in trust for the several use AMI hem
eft ut the inhabitaniso of the said city
of Cheyenne, according 10 their res.
pective interests, hy virtue ni the nrt
of Congress of March 2nd, 1867, eiti.
tIeil"An act for The relief of the in.
-hatitahts of cities and towns upon
the Public Lands" for and to the
following described lands, to wit
In Section No thirty-two t32. in
Township M. fourteen uI.) North,
of Range -ixty-six 1851 West; the
West one half Of said section, contain.
ing three hundred aud twenty (32p
'icres, and lot No. four a. containing
Ten and nine one-hundredth acres,
U0.09,) and lot No. five, containing
twenty-ninc and sixty one-hundredth
acres (29.60,) and lot No six, contain
Ing fOrtv-nine acres, ti9) ;and also:
In Sertion No. Six. 10y, in Town
ship No. Thirteen (l3) North, of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-05
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-05

Groceries, train. Provisions. Etc.
siie ana aeiail Giocers aud Commission Aor.
Giants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-05

70 all who are suffering from the errors and
early dec y, loss of manhood &C., ! will send
q receipt that VIII cure you. FREE. OF
WI ,tGt his great remedy was iii COW
send a sell .adhressed envelope 10 the REv.
eSkPIM ISMAN. Sutton u. Bibie Iooss, lveLe
k"f'N cry sod-fd ven
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
A DEFENDANT NOT ENTITLED 10 FURTHER
DELAY.

In the case of the Tribune Association
against A. Burdctte Smith, sut note given for al
ycrtsng, the Superior Court General Icrm in affirming
the Judgment against the defendant sas passed on all
important question of practice The defendants last
motion Tor delay ~ the trial oycrruod and tic dc
fendanJs thcrcupOn Withdrew from the court
rOom and allowed inquest to bo taken by the llanuh
Judge Monc In passing the action Of the Judge nj
Trial TerIn refers to the repeated delays obtained by u
defendant On May II. 1874 the defendant, attorney
made alua,it Of the absence Of material witness.
whOso absence ho had discovered only on the proNuus
day go.
judge Mcneil holds that there was no sufficient an
g,ur 10 obtain the witness ontiCe the defendant ."
delay aud tnat the frequent variance ~ Tho grounds fo
a.kiig delay raised a doubt Of thc good faith OF the
plcton; ..nd the court below waS the bst Judg" h1"
lar thnt should bc ground for deny my urtnci delay
The Court holds that in making up cISc Tor appeal rom
such decision, not ony the aihaVitr us"d on IT, hu the
oral statements made should properly ho included lh me
papers unless the party Obocng 10 hcn INSISTED At lLc
timc they were made tlat thoy rhoui b' reduced to
wiring and sworn &. -. Adams appeared Tor PLAIN
TN; W. al. Rorcnblatt for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsmyGToS, Jan. An the Supreme Court OF
the United states To Charles Swayne of Philadelphia was
sfud to practice attorney ant solicitor II uis court
Case No s7Dane g. Sawn, plainth IN errut, agL D.ils
g. krnucy and Thomas fOcy Mr. r. H. Carpenter suggrsl"
the death Of Thomas Foley the defendants ~ eOi ana
moved that the abac against him. GTauicL
No. s7-DanH &. -asin, plaiuth n error agt Denhs '
Konnry.-MT COgWinc moved the Court 10 enter the APPEAR
oi the O Daniel G. SIwin the panun IA
ts whUc death has Already been sugg s-d
Granted
b7The First Unitarian Society ~ Chicago nan'if IN
eTr0 n. T. Fuuikner et alMaudate alO"'d 10 ISSUE.
Nu. Jl Tho Manhattan Lie Insurance Company, piaintn
X. :. BucS-Submt"d on printed arguments uy
A.. H. Pullman 81 counsel tor tho Iuuu and y
Nj W. T. Harris for the defendant In error under the 2O rub
GuS-ii. Hoover, assignee, lainth Ia error art
Abraham Wise 1t al.SubmitC on printed Arguments ~ Mr.
j. H. M al oInsl Tor antih Ia ad by Mr. W.
". the ant in uu'i"r tle 10Th rule
hu9lhe Board ~ Liquidation Of Louisiana ct al appel
iauts 4. H. :. Ne, ,Omh-Submted printed argument
under the 2uth rule
No 81 Desire 4 Chaaray, appellant agt. Arthur shif-
Submitted on printed argument
$50 FRANK 4. O. al plaintiffs ~ error ae Henry
a. Culum. Receytr-Submtiel on prnted argument unler
~" .ntl i,flc. ,.,..
No. Sarah T. Ioyd ct al. appellants agt NJ g. fnon
Ntrutd b, Nj. e. - fup7" "a" c"ulrei lor aPli
laut. and bv Sr. John II. Pop" for the appellee.
80 ct al, appellants apt lhOh's
H. Florence, 81 al.. Ia~s'fL
40 ,iO-iufm. Bik. T-aas f. Baker As-ignees, 80
plaintiffs rtiu l. Henry ht"ih" argument ol THIS
.u-o begun - MI ta,- T.. f'thins OK VIA h1s IA
ADJOURNED until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
R1sINEss EMRARRAssMENTs.

The natter of W. II. Jancway & Co, al
cged bankrupts came yesterday FOR further hearing
before Register Williams The proposition that the firm
creditors should be paid 7j cents the dollar and that
the individual creditors should receive dollar for dollar
was opposed by the Merchants Exchange National Bank
on ground that IT appeared from the assets Of the
firm that s creditors could be paid dollar for dollar The
necessary number Of creditors however voted for the
proposition.
The creditors 81 Samuel A. Cohen alleged bankrupt
met yesterday before Register Williams and 30 OF them
proved claims a-gregating $4,000. COhen's liabilities
about $4,000, and he has it is said offered to
promise Tor 32 cents on the dollar.
The liabilities Of j. T. Pearsa fruit dealers. at No
16S Froutst, are about 5000 Among the largest
creditors Gomez & Co. 81 975; Firman & Co.,
s4.579; MOnes 4 SOEs, Sj4Sl. The assets aie about
$4,000 ~ which large part Is IN dcbts due the hrln
The real estate Is valued AT $4,000.
In tne Court Of Common Pleas the schedule OF Philip
ONcil. F and Richard Goodwin, it, was Iled yesterday
stating their liabilities at 80 033 81, and their real seCts
al ~ ,975 90. Henry X. Russell similar schedule
states Ills liabilities az TlJ0O7 -. and his at
5000 The following assignments for the benefit Of
creditors fled yesterday with the County Clerk {:
Thomas Il. Byuncr 10 Daniel T. Appleton Charles ROrcn-
baum to Jacob Brush, Peter W LaWrie and George H.
Chase Robert G.. Cornell, William +. Wiitoulan 10
Alden SOlmans, Robert W. Smith and Theron BALDWIN
samuel Jane
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

In the suit Of Aaron lIcrzbcrg and another
against U.niy Murray. the Supreme Court, General
Term has ordered trial The defendant was surety
Tor u salesman Of the plaintiffs for ali money he should
pay to h- employers, and half the bad debts he
should make Tre bad deUs amounted to ~ G73 O3 FOR
hall Of which plaintiffs sued his snrety. The jury
brought Ia sealed verdict against defendant for Ss37
adding their verdict " the Judgment and debts
toned IN the schedule viz: II G7I to BE- assigned the
defendant for his bcneht" Defendant moved to sci this
verdict inside for rrcgularty Pnntlfs moved 10 amend
10 by striking out tho last clause, aud the cOu.t below
after consideration, granted The plaintiffs motion. 1nc
General Term hold, tlat though tlc verdict irrr
lar the jurors undertaking To decide more
than before them, yet the court had rIgit 10
amend IT, but shoud have sent II back the Jury Tor
correction, and therefore orders a new trdl.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY IN BRooKTyy

Z. NJ. klueberger, jeweler. doing business
st No 729 Fulton-st in Brooklyn and residing ut No
647 warrenst tho same city, complained TO the police
Yesterday he had been robbed Of jcwely valued
g. $50 He that IL has been his custom 10
home the valuable articles from his store On Monday
night placed the stcbel containing the jewery on the
floor between the bed which he and his wife occupied
and another bedstead In which his age l5 slept.
The bag was also covered up by their clothing When
they awOko yesterday morning the satchel aud It's
tents were missing, but the clothing containing money
and a watch, apparently had not been disturbed They
dept In the back parlor Of the first foOr and when they
retired the previous night they locked the folding
doors which into the front parlo aud the front par
Or door, which led into the hail. yet both OF these were
found open when they swOke WAS also the basement
door leading into the yard. front basement window
had also been opened, but the blinds renamed
fhuI detectives Who examined the premises yesterday
found that the doors Lad been opened from the inside
and must have been done by some ono who in the
paflOr where the satChel placed But appeared
10 be no Places where person could secretc himself
The police think the mans is true but declare
they cannot understand how a rObbcr could got
into the house. ali tho doors opened from the
lIlell
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
SHTpPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr or NEw.YoRK.....--....

poRr or YORK.....-...............JAS
CLEARED.
"siaau.hip Columbus Reed Havana ". p clyde & Co.
sfcau.mp Clty of Chester tBr Leltch, Liverpool via
osta.nip state Of Nevada tBr Bracs Antwerp Geo W
steamship wyauoke Couch Richmond. city Point, and Nor
,oik. tud pauiulun steamship GO.
Seaishp Regulator Doane Philadelphia, wm. p clyde n
Steamship parthia (Br) Watson Lyerpool &C. Charles g.
st%linShip GIauous Bcars, Boston II F. Dimock w.
Blrk AlcAAnder kot t5r) Fis"er Glasgow $40" Bur'
Srk olusee Nickerson Adelaide Australia, Arke, Tufts
Bns Tula Miller. Belize, Hud, wm. Jex & Co mn ..
Scnr David Carksn, ireland. Savannah Evans bah @
chr Isabel Mahcr Porta Bella US c.. owen Brennan
schr Ben Bolt tBr) DRAKE, Yarmouth ~ s. Jed Frye
Scnr Admiral stcolman. Jacksonville Bentley, Glider
seir Myroyer. Brown Charleston Evans, BAN & co.
AKRlNED.
steamship lIelycta cBrj Webster, Liverpool Dec % via
seaushp Champion lockwood, Charleston, with muse and
pass S M S@a SG,aor Nlckerson Savannah. with mdsc
an L,,lio Mantsomtry Farcoth, Fcrnandina, &c, with
md. nI,i i,,.ss TO iirrman G,lpcke.
steamship ronec' M3;Aeiy' Wilmington " - WIN m'Se
steamship Ashland cro~ell savannah, with mdse and pass
-a@sg ' Bell Iawreaeei chmona Giy Point and
steamship Ncrcls, Belry Boston, WIN mdee anu pass to
hp sir i;o6s c rrabeo LonlOn Nov. 6, and start
po,.t ION Wit. mist. y, ,,,
AI nr Annie Gardner (Ot Castne Havener PernambucO
NSc Scar r. May lsa phillips. Providence for VIRGINIA
sc : " ,of Bostol) loos st Mari 10 days. with
0s ssctr Tenry Parker, Lewis, Baltimore with coal
scnT {. >. Bay,s, Johnson b"u "o," ILL., "ita 1''u'
n Il Is I MHoaton, MT Sew Haven I1on Sew ll,,sn.
J. j4Si, Ca coSoyer Sew Haven. UrCa.a westpOrt
Evelyn. Newport
steamship. Canada for LONDON; Columbus FOR Havana
Mo1t,zuna, ..ar1aioes. EA4a barls, iOr bermuda
wIND-sunset. moderate wv, e'esi'
DISASTER.
Pilot boat Blunt tSo ~ reports shr (hshns smack sunk
s sGStn 81 lee, lee SsS oa. OF watsr 6.S
pars John johnson 9o An spois n ~. Haiues, from
Havre wncn Isl inst ana anchored at SANDY Hook
oS orlsrs vas towed the ci'y ths a M ,4t). -,
sI inst and Gravosend Bay for orders. towed
othe city THIS y LII t,tnl
ship Cyclone from Padaus for NewYork, Dec &C. lat "a
ship Lake Michigan Brl from Glasgow for Boston or New
York Dec. o, Lat. - 80. Ton 10 10. So, =,
GTk carrie man trOm beiIass for Philadelphia Dec H.
aiS AZ Virginia lr fron Liverpool for Savannah. Dec
bark Horsiarrr Nor Liverpool for New orieansD Dec
~ '-'' W. FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDos jan i-saal, J. W. B.ard, = H. lyman CarIier
Dove rear not syra, ralsman. Aome~ad Bound, Nuoyo
Rather Jet Glars a1aa1n' MA, Aysd 0at oI ssyss as Is
sawin Emma trescen Cay Nunq1an rorih, Ehos Aro'a
Daesp s1gn, rroSb.Lss, Arnonia Walter Arington, jr
daetauo.
BOSTON Jan. 4.-Arriyed, steamships Oriental Hodges
Honan cTss ph.aeiga,a o. Str ntaey Hal
posnAsD Ne. Jan. 4-Arived steamship Lake Nepigon
sHIrIxoas Jan Arrived snip slrius ,aer;h Mcler,
bani coomOs Malaga Cleaisd steamship blackstone Hal
PHLADrlrGiA. Jan A-Arrived steamship JuniatA uom
Tor Lassst Sh'S Se9s Gee FVA Pag<I
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
CONTESTANTS FOR ALDERMANrc SEATS.

The counsel, Mr. WOLF, for the persons who
claim 10 c elected Aldermen, said yesterday that he was
preparing the papers SUIT in the name of the people
against the present Board Of Aldermen. Action Will he
based upon The opinion the Court q: Appeals. In the
early part Of December last upon suit brought by two
of the Assistant Aldermen against the Mayor. Ihe
Court refused 20 take any action in the as such
suit could only he brought In the Of the people IL
claimed that under which the present Board OF
Aldermen elected j. unconstitutional The charter
granted by King James H. known as the Dong chatSt
and Inc Moutgoncrie charter oi 1880, said Mr. Noll
both declared that the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen ana
Assistants should constitute and forever nc one pouI
potc These charters were rrsvocabe by the ng- or
their SnCC without the consent O the u"npe ihe
counsel argues that the legislature - poWtIt>s ~ "nui
or repeal grant and divcs the cay OF part 0i is
pnNEIlIInNnI.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
A COACuMAN TIRED OF LIFE.

The circumstances attending the suicide of
Frederick Potter the coaclnan Of the District Attorney
OF Queens County. b. W. Downing, at Flushing, render
the peculiar Potter about "a years old
and came from Gardiner, Me- He has always appeared
Of quiet, but somewhat moody disposition. Some time
Sunday evening he took large holster pistol belong
ing 10 Mr. Downing, went into an upper room OF the
house and after loang It, deliberately shot hmself In
the region Of the heart Nothing known Of IL until
the following morning, when ho found etil alive,
hut with no chance OF recovery When asked by Mr
Downing what induced MIN TO commit the act he SAID
that for long tine lie had contemplated killing himself
that last when he at home in Maine ne hdd on
four dill rent occasions gonc the barn with the Dton
tiOu OF hanging himself but that ZACH time his courage
failed him. lie had committed any crime, nut ws
simply tired Of life When asked whether any OF hls
fiin had committed suicide, he said that one o
his uuClgs had done So.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
THE SHOOTING OF JOIN JoUysToy

John Johnston, who was found suffering
IRON pistol wound IN Laiayette-ave., Brooklyn,
Oh monday morning. 10 .un alive aud his
physicians believe be may With care survive
His nJuith There has been no additional
light thrown the shooting O. r. Ingersol. who SAWS
tha' hr Johnston has been intimately connected with
MN Tor the past 70 years, states In . letter " TnE
TRIBUNE. that the theory Of suicide ID "sbsurd and
ndculous" He never knew that Mr.. Johnston was
NSentc ana he was excessively buOyant his dspo
Ieheo NJ tue rear 0 the lot where the attempted
IooOefy occurred Mr.. lngersOl has unable rnd
pohctman VINO thinks II case OF suicide. While hr.
Sonns0ns friends feel strong hopes recovery he
anxious about the future welfare of his wife and six
children who, he dies Will be almost without upporL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
CIXIL N(UES.

The motions Of the defendant in the divorce
suit Of Walker against Walker preeente yesterday
IN the Common Pleas, Special Term. Tho husband who
ia pnlnt charges his wife with the vilest dcbauchery
sns charges him with adultery and asks for almony
that his property and person be attached aud that e be-
declared insane. The papers on the motions read
iu mari Yesterday, and the case went 10 today
The suit of the Produce Bank against Joseph
Norton In which Judge Freedman. in Superior Court.
sp,a Term decided that the Ming Of the bond OF
assignee the Court OF Common Plea. instead
of the County Clerks Office invalid. has been
viewed by the General Term 0f the Superior Court but
itIout sfins ON tina, point The jul lgment OF Judge
Freedman is reversed other grounds. d. J. Newland
appeared for painud; Fransiol lney and Mosher for
drftuduuL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
SAVE DAT POCKET-BOOK.

A negro planter came up to Nicksburg, the
book and started down the river. Leaning over the
guards as tie boat backed out, he fell overheard HIS
nriemouuaIe which was in his sidc-pOcket 1oated out
and rode with his hat the surface OF tho water whe
lne current carried the neclO away. The yawl was
oweTed assistance AT once started toward the drowning
man who perceivng his treasure floating off, raised his
voice aud shouted:
" Save dat pocketbo0k " .,----
His head went under aud he disappeared. As he rose
up again be he gasped:
20 'Dars 81 lg In dat pocket-boOk ~
Scarcely had be uttered the words before he sank .
eecoud time -,
The yawl came within reach Just IN time 10 rescue the
drowning African as he the surface for the last
time IA soon as tho water wiped from his nose ana
mouth ~ that he could and speak, be asked;
"Dd-yOu save that pocketbOokP
"ko u the rerpOirc.
"Wel, den. said tho negro regretfuy. "w1at dc deb
bill wac he vSe Oh savin' met"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
TIE LoRRAIN FREEMAN ESTATE.
A QUESTION ABOUT ruE IMPURrANCE OT ~ uNtN
TCt rFD CODttU.

TCtrFD CODiCu-
Last September, Lorrain Freeman, formerly
an iron merchant IN this city died leaving estate
valued at about SI9OOOO and will made n July 1873
By of the will, each Of ms nine cdren-onc
~ whom j. Mrs. Dillchcr. widow of John r. Dllch 4.
Who wus shot last wcek the Westminster Hotels To-
have 10000 and the rest o' she estate is o hc divided
snare ana SHARE alike among hi children, with the eN-
ception uf his daughter, Mrs Susan DIon Who now con
to.s the WILL On the ground that, when 10 was made.
her father lacked tcstamcutary CAPACITY and also i
he was upduly Influenced tO cut her off With eul,
$1,000 Win the Will was found uncNccutcd codicl
rovliu thai Mrs Dixon should share equally with the
nrr childrcu. ~ - ctmrd iuai though executed,
th- rodrI shows that Mr.. Freeman Intended Mrs D.Xou
to have an equal share iu tho estate
The ease yts."rday lcfuio Surrogate Van
Srlnick when tuc cod cl offered In ~ Nd'utc, ard
the ,5lh.rrbing Witnesses tho will were examined
Further hearing ttc case was t.rn adjourned unil
to-day. j l.. Mills judge l.. J. tdncb,r. ana "N-Judgr
T. j. Fthau. for the contestant; ~ IhIycr for the
OF the lcgatccs.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
THE COURTS.
TWEED'S STRUCK JURY PANEL
ARGUMENT CONCERNIN0 rHB LEGAII1Y OF THf
DRAWING.

TWEED'S STRUCK JURY PANEL.
ARGUMENT CONCERNINO rTB LEGALITY OF THE
DRAWING.
The discussion over the jury struck for the
Tweed 81 100000 suit continued IN suprcme Court
Circuit, yesterday, before Judge Westbrook. ettr
received from Mr. Dunlap commissioner OF Jurors
stating that he was at tho bedside of his sick and
asked to be- excused from appearing Douglas Taylor
called and asked he hal been Commissioner "f
Jurors. He answered. 81 am Commissioner Of Jurors
I have heard through newspapers nnd through
q telegram / received in Europe that some one
else claims TO bo Commissioner OF Jurors
Mr.. Taylor then explained the system On which he had
acted In order to prevent the repeated calling OF Jurors
within year, he had kept apart those who had actually
served In any mouth SEASON. At the beginning ~
tho Jury year he made careful revslon OF his Jury lists
from ell sources at bis disposal, the directory the poll
lists REPORTS " his officers etc. Just before Oco
her he took the ballots OF those who had served the
previous year. In October the Autumn season. ana o'
men who for any reason had not served tho
previous year, but liable 10 service
then, aud from them made list which he
sent to the County Clerk After that hc added Ia each
month those called but not serving the previous nOhh
tho.r who mad served IN the pondng month the
previous year and additions 20 the general jury lsi
lyny by the names Of thus" who hal actually -cINtt
labeled with the month ~ their srryicc reserved Tor
next year Besides is persons ho had expressed
preference 20 at particular season were placed "n
reserved list aud their names were not sent {" the box
undl that came, his cicf object being I" roHp'
substantially with thc law and yet make tao duy as niue
o. possible. Mr.. Taylor insisted that Tins custom
stricy within the spirit and iotrr ~ TIE jury Law;
Mr. Field argued at lrngth that the drawiug of the
struck Jury was Illegal. Tine law intended tidi su.h
Jury su bc drawn from the whole panel OF the county
and should iuciudr best quiit 81. partial LIST ~
WAY the cisor- no opportunity 81 reference l"
winch they had rigd
Judge wesbrook suggested 10 the counsel FOR he plain
tin that Wow OF the decision Of The Court "I Appears
Tricry case, which that ~ to uri IhlA JulS
the provisions OF tlc jury law we've mercy dirrl"N'
unless ac,ual damage arose 10 the party complaining t
main question tO iscuss wds WhciH"r tucfr Wd-
any distinction the cs-' oi SPECIAL Jui"-, Whrr Tue
purpose the laW was Ia obtain not merely competent
but the hest jurors
Nj. Prcklau tncrcupon reviewed AZ some l'r-'l th"
pact; of thc English courts n forming struck iul"-
dit tlr. CIte. argued tntt he pi,cu explained nb
Al. IIy lur, was iu runpl u'H win ne lu! It" N'l
bIIt rcpiy by David DldcJ tieIJ, tnr CONT "-'iN"h
M. I.l..I
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
STATEN ISLAND FERRY TRorELFs.
THE INJUNCroN- AGAINST TWO CourtNIEs MIR.
PENDLEroN AND TIE CoNPhNIr- PUNISHED foR
CONTEMPT.

THE INJUNCrioN- AGAINST TWO COMPANIES MR.
PENDLETON AND TIE COMPANIES PUNISHED FOR
CONTFNPr.
In the suit OF the city against the New
York aud staten I-laud and ~" No'u shore staten
Island Ferry Companies, brought 10 restrain fhe hfs-
named company from running ferry without h'"'~',
and the second company nom allowing the u-e "f it-
ferry slip by the nr-t company, the Superior court,
General Tcm-Judee Mcneil giving the "piuiou-dc-
cidoI that the njun. ;ion granted In the court b""
should DE affirmed The Court hold that tlc lease To
thc North Shore Company ~ Per No. was mad" sub
feet the ordinances of the city, and thar plmi-i"n
given by tine department Of Docks to that company To
suhct portion ~ TIE NcwYor aud staten ltud l'fry
com ANY docs avail aH license to luu ',il5. lhc
city. therefore Las thc right 10 rtsfdh thc running
~ % ferry by Tho Staten Island Ferry CoupauN.
A. pendent Ia ihl- sut Il an appeal from orders pNu
i-hug buth companies and Nn. ~. irudi't"u ihtii
Ptc-idcnt. cuut,upt-the companies iN Use Ui 'h
each and Nj. Pr.dctou by hIc o. $50 and IA ti-
20 dIi Gl-iu} luE du uil u tIIt
uaIu -ut cuoiru. riunIE OF ferry. ON the N'lN
d, that tC iAldurtlu was udr and served 10" Slttt
I-.uI Ferry Company transferred itr only boat the l.
H. Martin. les President Mr.. Prndci"n ana u" rau ~
non tur Nurth -nutc Ferry Company slip. t" I'A r
t,r !c transferred 10 to Nr. Brd-eNc AMI The boat
Was th.n t~au-.,rrcd to auothcr slip 1c CONT holds
that the Transfers vrl, merely To cyddc t" injulit"-
aud iirn- she orders Of the spoci hIm iuu'u uh- nm
i~hiucut for contempt.
NJ. Peudrlon Yesterday arrested hy the ShtrH
under tuc anal order committing hhu 10 !u'uoN
Strrct 4il without bal iOr 80 days.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

II York ST. with she held In 5000 bail Henry
Brady and william gumery arrlSne on ch gr ~
Lavng ATTACKED unknown man Hast FRIDAY pa IN nrNr
With intent to rob They were committed IN eioVV o
each.
The argument of the appeal of John Doan, con-
viced Of the murder of Mr. Noe, has been set o""h or
Wednesday next
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday,
John Murray aud Thomas r COughin held Tor keeping
gambling house No. III West Thirtieth st i1ah'ls
sha,er held 20 Ae,iug dsorEly house IN 6ftthys'
Ida Wood ed Tor Keeping adSOnierly house III West
Twenty hitst hael Roach held for drirautiing
nin of brooklyn OF horse and by giving false
checks Il