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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-01-28
MATCHMAKING s $3.50
w tl AND BLACKSMITHING.

w AND BLACKSMITHING-
The undersigned formerly of Churchville, has
opened a Wagon-making and Blacksmithing
establishment, on xst. tai .aslxa.
NEW COURT HOUSE ST, STANTON, VA
next door to the Carriage Factory of Capt.
Waters, where he is prepared to execute all work
in his line, out of good material, in the best
manner and at low figures. ..... ,is'bra
W. REPAIRING promptly done and all
work warranted -
Ma also mann facture FASIG'Se PATENT
LIFTING JACK, the great thing out and in
dispensable to farmers generally. Call and see
it..
febl4 JAS. NJ. LICKLITER.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-01-28
RicElln 0nseh Assyses sssegReHfS.
-xTEAM ENGINES AND OTHER
= MACHINERY FOR SALE.

7 81 A
In addition to a full line of NEW ENGINES,
SAW MILLS and other MACHINERY Of our
own improved t,,ild, which we keep constantly
on hand or build t o order, we have now for sale
the following secondhand MACHINERY, all
in perfect order, which we will sell at very low
figures, viz: t.5. ls
2 double HOSTING ENGINES, ao-horse pow
err with drums and other hosting gear COM
plete. ~ 5s a:t5. li.a aes 4,ea
5 4-horas STATIONARY ENGINES, good as
new
i FLUE-BOILER 26 feet long, AZ inches diane
ter. with hues IA inches diameter iron iroEt
and other fittings complete.
l l50-horse power ST ATIONARY ENGINE
2 TUBULAR BOILERS, 50horse power each
30-horse power STATIONARY ENGINES;
l 8-horse PORTABLE ENGINE, as good as
new, Of our own make;
l 1s-horse STATIONARY ENGINE with new
vertical boiler,
Several STEAM PUMPS and FAN BLOWERS
of various sizes
ENGINES for threshing, grinding and gin
ming mounted on wheels or not, as may be pre-
ferred by the purchaser.
E RE4AIR WORK SOLICITED. z@sg
-a1 VIM. e. TANNER & CO.,
1@ Metropolitan Works,
feb5-ly Richmond. Va.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
CRININAL NOTES.

Michael Sasre who lives at No. " Cro-bv-S'.. was
s-r,sfd ,,st,ray oiarec of p1sr'ur coHniri -"
uuri states fraslry on jacob N'rtrf Of ~ ~ iig
he held further examination by bnci o'"tnH
Csuiblirsls'n"t Hctt-
William Burchard, cx-Posimaster al Florida,
WHO recent con Vci"sl Ia tho
Initcd trcut tout of unlsNity driauR tt"is M
Office sentence 10 s s"slrnaed uDii no can
a suhi1icut sam 10 pay a Gne
Al the Es,ex Market Police Court yesterday
Icvman OulUti - ~ Fast Hsuadway was arrnglcd
o. charge. preferred sOJHA llpncurI ~ having 90
t4nni rm mcut - Oil 81 tt1o ioIr Al 20 uutet
alleged only so ccHts 10 change was handed back BAL
placed at 1900.
John Smith was brought before United States
= Nafic. ST. at m 'ruR to pass count -
nos o tie Han puru Bank o Nrrthrl hcASichu
ss4n lie Was .ld 500 i0uds NumHrOu- nuie ieli
nnteg o hs circulation, and the mtAt o. "f The
EeBu ne I, very cOsa.
At the Tomb- Polico Court Yesterday, Frances
TIrsz Ireferr, charge agan- Henry SshoenFad Shoe
assaulted u.r wti ttmulsr ah'' "oth
uick nj II North Nuaust tunicLnf severe Ihldtl s.
lac wa- held g. 81 Up ono ~ '0Nhh shn 'nt
man whu are cs, and battery on Joseph AEmT
A. 10 Dover Il SUNDAY ls nile enforcing tho thcs"
Law committed In default o GOO BAN each ' answer
d. H. Olncy Winter, the houduut P's;-Dticc clerk
who Of opening lc sis, vas yeFt rl sen
ten, e by Judge Benedict n the United states fCu Court
Ia lS m utis lmiisUumtnt Ia the ng ng ftisni Nugus
KIM f,r faulurny ucrsuang Fcrs"no was seht'he,i
m nf usug Uutol states La Tor the puIpono oI
fraud Ia sning circlrs otrrng counterfeit money II sa
Kings County PeuellsrJ Or 10 months &hd
hucd sJuO.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
SUPERVISION OF THE SOCIAL EVIL.

The Grand Jury of the Court of General
Sessions at the close oi the yesterday made pre-
sentiment In regard to houses Of prostitution In this city
This points the steady growth of the cV and asserts
the usessuess OF the present system, which only scat
tiers the pest when broken at point aud declares
the utter imlussbiliy o totally stamping II 0uI. The
presontmcnt concludes vita the following recomuenda
ton:
This nquest IL firmly Of the opinion tla, however alb
borrcut the views Of some any lrgiehiluu may ~
which appears TO lccalr great an evil, sim the tae
bs lusi sut u that u II au rVtl inlosihe 10
supurcEs. compa ativcly o. regulate Hni crcuiI
rrib and that suitable irssi uD for IT, restriction u"
particular lucac-. aud IT. careful aud con tant shp
vrion by bUsrds Of Health and oi Police would do
very much To cicck the evils growing ont o.
IL The spread Of disease would be- almost " rot
rutirrly. stopped; the emloym % Couses Oi thl-
description ~ IcsoIts Of thieves aud rccrWacee Tor
stolen < ods wou bccOne we'll ni-h npussblr ana TIE
yer, raIungr sell OF such hOes woulc be nimun en-
tify limited those who not d-haucd 0i anna l"
br seen visit ~ tu,u. II Wholly unwse :" i"cgo
the ben. NJ. mat nay bo derived nom such sysum
through - Iunonta dread VI Appearing 10 counteauct
cSIi. .--....-
resolution: 80. - -,
.sors That Legislature ~ the STATE Of New f0rE be
earucsfly rus-tc opt early lfaorahi" some y
of Cuue houses ci pits tutoh 10 e
arre Giles ts wiih ftaD hcd ili, ahn 70
sute.t them ~ ms- Ia the careful ana ngst super
,isIOn OF lie boards oi hcalSh and fohee.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
nElfGInNa Na-IrNF 2.

Snprcne Court Chdrab~s-Bv Judge Dykman.-.
without costs.
Nnpe,ror Coarf-Spccial Tc1n-Bv Judge Srdgwick.
Ito ris agt Rove Graham arL The Washington Lie IL
sufancs Company Hrssc agt liruekeI "i a.i'tIo go
oi,.raL Graham lhidY.-prfault opeoi Ir act ast
itcAe al-ID rorutoy dr,e- signei ana n'd Iftact
aa Iirrkrr Fmigs sitntd ana bl"l EaNnnI 81 ~
D. special calendar Tor Tile 70 h"hlai
of Iun, alter The fbcrre Crl nnpany Mnou "e
n with -lU tGst- abide event. Ealu ael M'llh
Oicrd 10, hrst Monday oi June fo rn1 ngl
Fb rFuackcr.- iilrtihs complaint di.mss' Cond 'i"ly
slk act Tss- aiowaucr to the pIlnd Stevenson
IL aiDIdcT tur Judgment StrNcliaOh "Sl
d-Ou!rT q !alug Oui lie name o. ttoHhdil
tH" summons and cnmrla nc ~ lls case
Jrc spcn.MOus ell al aBt BoiiOul, Jr-bI oi SAoep
lions urier,.i on ale.
Cannon Pleas CA1mbcrs-B Judge Van Brunt.-
MntrwA aqt lrsh and .Utge- MUuou rtautci upon pay
Inrnt ~ COSTS Defendants sipuiHLut I" tf eHnSr ~
- t4c Jane term, unless thy Gu $40" X Oh
rrn To- posi- pourmrut -pprncIl answer TO Dc eetVud
IN tcuarl- tHi. lpttut Aoubh 20 S"hlh"e III
Junction, win o COSTS a. sbi'c event
Lgng lcrin-ny Judge Van Brunt-sage AIT Nermilye'-
Seo ni' inoIanoum.
Hoinr Court -lhambers--Bv Judge Medium
Whites Smi' .-SrcuntF ordered Nyman agt New
haus Flsc prf auwa granted struhhe aEi hoc't
lus.-Iulus CrsaF Lt.gJ-in apo ht'l rcl'oi N"o
cas- Mntiprs druird. Hofmau at RohbnH-t dult
oitne Graf ag ir,Nu AunchWrni Tor ountm mp oNeirt
SiHGud Artey -MOo 10 punish teuicd tr''f az
FtcaChtuirt -Iciuut uiruHd on tVrna PhlHN ttI III
Nttkr-Iud eut Tor plaintiff Prtle,s ast fitpirck
Stusr, agt. Flynn. Myers aaL tamb"r LoLan" az T.
Dpilidg, Macy n Wheeler agt FtcnthutHt bui
ldna H.rscI.u II htlu- grait~i dans hgt h'Ion)-
Default nolod. Caroi AT tuilen.-li' Improved
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
AN TMpoRrANr cnURcn CEREMONY.

The ceremony of blessing and laying the
nrst stone the Cnuron bt Paul the Apostle, at
FIuy-umtI-st aud Nntu-aya., VIII be performed bJ
Bishop COrlgGn Of Newark tomorrow afternoon Toe
lagge quantity of ok tAe grounds betD blasted
away aud the trenches Tor Ice walls have Gled with
concrete TnTeo large platforms have been erc, To- for
the services .of Sunday. Cardinal MoCoskcy, VINO bas
been of tie city for the rccuperSiOn OF hs heab
~ uako is hfst appearance publ, ceremony
IN, rttuFu ana COY. IId II and Mayor WickuniD have
accented invitations to be present Members OF The
CjniuUp COuici, and Board OF Education, aId man,
uu ia Oici1s also expected 10 attend Tho Catholic
sociotrr all paris oi tie city viii march III
Oh 10 tle church, and. atnough tuc Ancient Order OF
II.crua. nave forbidden to take part Nhr
w tBc fe,t Uf tir Ordci % doubted that large
Ipbar ol the uenneis viii JON the procr"sJu IA plain
coLrn t that az edS 5000 members OI tile
Catholic societies TINS cty and vicinity Will DC present
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE BONDS or PoMproS TOWNSHIP.

The suit of the Cooper Union against the
Township o. Pompton ~ j. upon its bonds l-sue N aid
of the MonBciar Railway, for 100000 war decided III
the Uuited States Court before Judge Strong and jury
1T Trenton yesterday The case occupied three dave III
its trial. and the defense very full and elaborate!
The points relied upon by the township 10 de.eat
a recovery On the bonds that there was no
authority Law for the Commissioners To act. on the
riOuud d al POmpOD not iucuced within the PrOv
of tnc la~ That even ~ II were 80 nciudrd thc
the Commissioners were illegal That thcy Lid
gwen no bOuds u rqui ed by iaW that the written
to bond detective tnat Tie bonds were
lleyiy igsurd by the COmdssigI, "a beng exchanged
with tne railroad COMPANY tor Income bonds tnat
railroad company had no authority 10 maze income
UIlds ali, ANA authority 10 ecviyo Town bonus III
exchange; that tie Cooper Union WIS not "a
bolucr in good faith, having taken the
bonds through M-ssrs. Cooper and dewitt, who
bad knowlcge of al delccts and that they had not aid
fnii par value the bond. The Court allowed great
la itude iu receiving the evidence On tue part oi tc
t1wusbip but held that, Gtcr oi Law" tne plail Ls
citicd the fu amount claimed, oud %
dlfDctod the jury, who rendered verdict acCortnBy
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

blanchard 81 Erie that Boston the West were be-
low those from NewYoTk President Jewstt sfa.ed TO
the C0B mttoc ta the complaints had been found tn oe
based st and the rctiuctun already s!itd had heen
ordered. Ilo added that herest TEL New-IOk nefcHAis
eond rely upon the Elic Railway hlanasers protecting
NcNYOE against any rats which might made from
Boston 10 tie WCst. similar PROMISE was made The
merchants OF New-1OIk some time ago bF mr " il IL
Vanderbilt ana il is stad mat reduction announced
yesterday morning D., tIc Ncw-YCrk Ccufai was made
because II had bdon EcOyecd at the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad was sldpBng fcicIt from Boston west
(ay boat tn HaitlnoFc) below those estan'sbCd
fiOm New YORK. Tuere has been no rrducut ohicSlly
m tde upon othtr classes vi freight besides fourth
aid suecisl, nor rates beyond chicago.
II Is nuuunc tIat the of the California cl9ssllea-
ton Will b. coutinurd and in place OF IL the ciassica-
u Eastern trunk lines VIII he adopted an Phchc
cnast business viii he w2y-gd 10 Chicago az regular
CHICAGO rates, G TU-3tiug through rates as
lie ct,orc Much canpiaBt however, is uiaur 10y TIE
railroad nen uf general amt Of adherence 70 any es'aO-
lshed rates. Snd IN the Gug,iagc 81 prominent railway
official eating ia he the order OF the Day"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
FOUL AIR IN THE COURTS.
THE ALTERATIONS NECEs, AIRY TO IMPROVE TIE
vESiILAIIuN Oh IHE COURTHOUSE.

THE Affiliations NECESSARY To IMPROVE TIE
YENiILAiIoS Oh TIiE COURTHOUSE.
Sanitary inspectors Tracy and Nealis OF the
Health department report 90 he sanitary super
utendenl Dr. Day, III regard The dee ecuyo gcna-
Ion aud drainage of lie County Coui-huuse Tie re-
port states that registers Tie ceilings " the
rooms Open with vertical fnes which terminate the
gs.irct the building. and finding rady vent cause
offensive air 70 iau hal and lower bart Of
the building. Much tne air Gnds way Of escape,
And remains the building The APPARATUS for SIMPLY
AK T. es AIR prunouneed defective, because tho supply
IL drawn from the cellar which tho pheie Il foul
aud f.tid Dr. EudcruAnn ansiyzed the and found
nearly 10 parts of caiBunc acid IN 10000 pars, twice -
much NJ there snOuld DC The air carries organic mattot
which has gathered oB the steam ppcs to the different
al9rments Tue report states That iew OF the VENT
iaUrs wO.Fns Or o., an tue ar OI the couf-
rooms poisoning AMI destructive to health lbe ar-
fecl IN Improperly tucted system OF a. aInast
ana the Lack @. pIotI faculties TOT the removal oi tLc
uOxios seses generated la the "ateIcioar.s ae COZ
In erd 10 remedies inspectors declsre that the
10 prricCiy without cAicn,Nc alterations,
vnicn w0ui0 involve great expense But the ventia-
zion may b. Improved They suggsst tat tho apparatus
ddcng resB air should he worked "ii thc lmc
should b. cleared, they 01stiuccd, hh rhOud 80
extended above Ile ROOT and CAPPED Shields sh0hd 10
tacea beore the registers ~ 10 dNcit llc Currents
vertically upward. Tne rUut over the centcr ol ibo
y.uiL kA,s should ana te space occuplcl
by them open. The ensranee ana eAi nies are
too small aud should be enlarged TDcee cLanses hh0ud
be made at once, aud the vdei osets bSi Immediately
tie Il. .siue ected, tbrir condition Is shameful.
Tle report sent yCs,efJaY 10 tne COnnls loner OF
PuD.ic MUTks IUr Lio iniiDoildlF action.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
A BOY MURDERER.
ANDREW MOORE SLABS A PLAYMATE IN THE BREAST
KILLING HIN INSTANTLY

KILLING HIN INSTANTLY.
About $3.50 p. IN. yesterday, Andrew Moore,
age H. Of No 90 vandamst. stabbed Frederick Laver.
OF the age, playmate in the heart, at Hudson anu
L,ighsts killing him Instantly. So far NJ can be ascer
tanned the Killing was without prOvOcaiion. 1t appears
taat the two boys into dispute about the treatment
Moore had received from Lawlcr time previously.
The former claimed that Lawer bad spoken III OF him TO
some other boys, which Lawler denied Moore declanS
,a, Lawer then threatened whip him. upon which he
took knife from his pocket and stabbed him moore
then attempted 10 run away but seized by George
c. Crger recruiting orderly tor the United States Cav
airy, at No. ia Hudson-st.. who saw the whole
transaction. He struggled violently 10 relrase
himself but the soldier held him. Moore exclaimed
"I've fxed him." coOlly wiped the blood of the knfe
blade AMI put the weapon IN his pocket Officer Boyles
attracted by the gathering crowd took the ooy to tne
station-house. Meanwhile the murdered boy was ca-
rcd INTO a neigbbOrng dwelling. and IN 20 the
inonard s,reei s,aaou-louse The suife blade, whic
was inches m icnSth ana hdli an inca "i!e
had been forced through the breast penetrating the
base the heart. The hoy wms barrel Ioced, bat was
bright and intelligent IL APP ear3nce ms IaneI n =
ping clerk l. store Of Jesse Oakley a 90 OF Nos IL
END 10 LeOnar1-st.
Coroner woltna arrived and viewed the remains
and gave Mr. Lawier a rernn TO remove dho "ooY
Moore when asked Why he had committed o de- a. saio
taat Lvler who was taller ana & 6sysea @ sam ad trc
eue 10 do II again; that ne hdd tr She III " .i
opening clam and that LaUlcT struck him. ana ~ tt
struggle the knife aeeidrntay pierced DIS eon, mon s
breast He had clam IN hl6 bapd "nch aiie"tel ~
little bows Win SSfd Io ARRAY uc'tdttu ~
Tool il foin au oyster stand the place OF Tue h1ni-
eide after the solder had seized him TIE Ortcfly,
GEORGE c. Cragei, stated To reporter thtt be "chi
across the street. t. get change, and az Ge passc
the boys he heard them quafehns Tic s,oon
louking u see what tue result wonid be- LAWYER was
appafsutIy end avoring 10 get away from Moore WHen
The latter sudduly raised his hanl which hrd an open
knife wbch hs thrust with all bis strength directly iut"
the chest Of wler Tie latter dropped like ad TO tbr
payenent, aud Moore attempted 10 dodge brnihd the
oyster-sand and away, but tie soldier erasprd ms
hand aud twisted until the boy surrendered ana pul
the weapon III his pocket Crapsr a>srIts that moore
had not ing bs uaId except knife when lie hrsJ "a
him. and IL be Lad caln ne must have syiy s,z"h II
Alter his arrest lie declared the murder 10 he entirely
uppIovOked. william Taylor. title Toy who stood
elrel that Moore exclaimed Now I've got yOu using
vile eltaei just the fatal blow. jury Will be
tmpaneied tO-iay
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE COURTS.
A PUZzLING SIGNATURE.

A PUZILING SIGNATURE.
TIE EFFORT 70 DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT
cERTiFICAuON WAS FOLGED-A MAGIC LANTERN
IN COURT.
The suit of Austin Black against the CONT
mental National Bank check drawn by john Ross on
ay l. 1866 for SG3l2J, was submitted to jury yesteI-
day In Supreme Court Circuit, Ivy Judge Dykman The
only real question n ;he suit IL whether the cerhca"n
the check IN really tha, OF Tmrson the paying teller
OF the bank forgery. Ross the day the check
is da,cd, executed several forgerics tie banB
losing by them about Sl70.0O0. The interest
this claim raises the whole amount in suit
TO SlO7, ,7Oj r. The trial has been remarkable The
burden Of proving The cerfcatou forgery was thrown
the bank ana It brought three experts-one Of them
MI Payne, who mas made a profound study Oi iand
wrlue-vbo all pronounced the signature Of tne pller
forgery Several bank officers also declared that the sig
nature not Timpson's. IimpsOn himself testified
that the signature lis. before making any GER
neuOrandum OF this certrcaton aearel Cn the bahA
books.
10 meet this testimony the plaintiff brought forward
number Oi hanE officers believed the signature t
lie Timl sonn; ana tic test,monv of Prof. lillian j.
Combs iha slrcto-copc analysis showed that the ink
on this caton w.ch somewhat peculiar IN llS
color was the same at was used in admit edly seuuinr
certificates by Tim Prof. Combs thic" by a cal
ciY gut naelHut m an IMAGE from rrglOFe Of thc
check u question On the wa,.-tLe court-rOom being
Gnrkeuedto SLOW that the writing free and lowing
and not the apored and retouched snaure which Is
the usual compartment uf iorgcrirs, aud which some
OF the experts iusiSt,d appearci III this ease
Duscubcrry, the Office 10y OF ko-s, called for the
Plaintiff, hut could not remember what he has twice
sworn 20 prey"n,ly, tnal be saw limpsOn certify ihis
cheek Incidents IN this Proouped suit vi ch we're shut
out by Judge DN dmans charge were that Black 'hce
sOid Ls Ia Lis iather hr $1,000, and thH Back
wasAdcied aud tred on tire testimony Oi Dusenberr'
th Black Ind tried To suburu testimony IN te case, bni
acqutt. without tLe Jury leaving their ats lie
submitted tie simple issue OF forgery or no
forgery, and The jury dir cied To Ding III sealed
Noidlct be Judge Douohue this morning W, W.
Gondrich ana NJ Fullerton appeared fos painiin; Bar
ncy, Butler ParsUns, Henry Clinton, and Luther H.
Marsh appeared lUr lhe bank.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
civil. MITES.

Assistant United States Dstrict-Atornev Foster
Yesterday denuft,T Ia The cIalnnse OF The array oi
zrand Juror. u The Php a. 1usks and others IN
49, T. . .liv,i vt,k, fraus The dsmurrrt sp that
Ihc Grand jar, HAVING been os,olvci he tharuge 50
n CO. .,szi ! be- a.rvu that he urridsht rutts
prejudice harm. Tho question viii us argued next weak
Yesterday WAS almost an IDLE day IN th" courts
Judge uyltnAn 10 surTn- curt Cr,u oo-d the Aus
uu Black case Judge uouohue AT iu tHm'e's " Sn
trcfu. court Jusis Van Bruni. IN Common Pleas luh
1.,, called I-t ~ case bat them ready.
Iutso D. B. ua heard i.t o tTauu'ui cas- ui p'or lsn
.cn.st Eaual Judge ~.dFNyA b. uitit'r court Nie
csl rsrm. 30 other -u' -arl raf,u ''H, JNnrv lN
fusr and the other rtLt Who harht'u tA tr ri'N~H
"A .ne and Lk,l their vaces next Nesh
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
BUSINESS EmBARRAssMENTs.

The rumor that George NJ. Snyder Of Nos.
20 and 80 West Washington Market had failed, which
published in Tx TRIBUNE OF May 80 proves ~ have
been "A false and malicious invention OF a rival In the
fruit trade Its publication has caused MIR Snyder much
annoyance but no serious injury, his credit was
Questioned among his country customers The report
crept into THE TRIBUNE by Of reporter was
imposed npDn .
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

erday with the County Clerk nv John Curtin to Martin
Ryder by Raph 4. I-inninS To John T. Pryer and ny
Jacob Bertcly ann hariss Hon 20 Gottlieb Gennerf
Ewood HAMPTON and John Hampton have hlcd
schedule IN the Court Of Common III setting ont their
a,nies Sl461S "a, and their assets at S5,023 o.
Michele Vauni's seheiuie sta - his liabilities at
81 2O3 o. and bs at II 9G3 Es ~ Crow statcs
his Liabilities at $3.50 900, large portion being secured
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

The Resolute Club of Elizabeth, N. j., played
a game with tho LOusyes at Elizabeth yesterday Tue
Eesolutcs were the service, Of Farrell. their
The game was closely contested both
Clubs playing a sharp fielding same. Tue Resontes
made el bArr bills. aud the LDdsyIies siX Tue
stood: Louisville. 3 kesOHte, /.
la game played at Syracuse, n. T., yester-
day between the Crckrs OF BughamtOn ana tne stars
Of Syracuse the latter Club the gaio by OF
Ia u 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

new coupon cutter which cuts Dolh siues
Of A coupon al once has invented. IL VIII bo 81
,u. vain. 10 professional men IL has always been our
own custom saturday uigts 10 cutting OF cur
coupons but have found that using AN Ordinary pair
of s,ssors unless began very euly ~ the eNehlns
the work was apt to enciUach upon the SdDoith ins
mere saving labor makes tins Instrument vi untold
yall,e- -lNorwicn bnileLin.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
SHIPPING iNfELLiGENCE.
PORT OF NEW. YORK

PORT OF NEW. YORK .-..................JUNE
CLhARElL
NewlOrk. Zimmerman, Havana r. Alch'
andrr a rO.H ~,
steanslip, oncofd. Sherrin, Phiiadonla Jaa hahn'
Strtnsn.p Anthracite. otumet. Phlad lpha Jas iland
Sh 81 Prtu sbuT tSO,.l ltausrn. lOnd 1. iun'as 70
Baf. W "A. GEM Collins Havana. J T. Wat y 90
bark Pvpa uL QUO u,a.) Laur0 Calais FRANCE" fuheh
Eiyo Co. ~
BAN No4untser tAuSLl Merato. irsso badham a boye
Bark calcutta tI) Lauro Cork OF Falmouth for orders
Funch, Edye& Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALpANy. jane g. = In tho Court OF Appeals
Friday, June 2. ,., 49,, -. ,...,.
No 20 - Doge sgt. Village Of Csskil-Areued oy Jacob
l. n trer luf alpe lInt, James Is Onry ior trsp1 drni
M lSl-Fuliuh agt. Mmtuey.-Afgued by sam'tl nan"
and r. e. sprtgus apps Lt \. X. Potter nr l-sphth
40 li4 Mir agt BaiDcr.-Arsueh by NJ NJ waters iof
apurl Iant, GruTgc y. Kennedy for ru-iondtht
rlr! !InatlOn madu tui the COJft adnnrnci,
4 90 flliw.ug tnr cl haf iur MOhday, June o.;
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