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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11
,NITEp STATES sUpIEME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-NO. 4f White AIT. l.unnR;
eror 10 the Circuit Court for the DSrici Of California
land CLAIMED 90 be portion 1f
Rancho Sal sc fuedes, wig n II suhitd paiy IN
santa ruz and partly Carl Counties patent
issued 10 ptres o HON White twas In 1861 subse
ouenty the paenees OF the RancD paruoned between
themselves and sitoTwari White mottREg,d Ills portion 10
defendant In error This mortgage being p-tclo- by
below, the question here presented u whether
there sufficient description o he properly gwen III the
deed 10 enable the decree o. be carried ont the PLAIN
til maintaining that a. the description III thr d'd
does with that IN The docrta orier
the In cleCs1nt cannot DE sustained
descriptive calls mus De made 10 harmonic
without rejecting or the plaintiff cannot recover
w Irvine for painf in error. Saith Rowo for defend.
No l3l-United States agt Thompson ct al error 10 the
Appeals Of MARY land.Ihis an acton By the
TIE OF about 5000 ~ the
funds in Of ~ the firm McFreey
OF internal stamps AMI
n from the depaiy Internal IcEenue col
Of their district beC nginR Ia the United states The
the intTusted 10 the arm 10y Inc
the obtained
peteses Court below iOund that there nO proof
Thai that the stamps aud moneys were the prop
decision that The accounts U the rm with
Thompson had been settled with the United States and that
nothing due alleged In respect OF which the
entitled 10 priority under tic statute
OF subsequent Of collections the use OF
which revive the claim Of the Government This de-
csOn assigned Assistant Attorney General snlth
for Government. defendants not appearing
lt2-DaltOu ag Jennings; error Ia 4he Circuit Court
for the Southern District Of NcwNOTk This action
by Dalton for infringement OF patent for an
edged the infringement alleged right the Of the
Htyle claiming that there novelty in
invention patented and the court found III hero
the Of similar nets prior 20 the nyen
sufficiently distinct ana original j.
santwood ioT appellant Arthur Briesen for appellee
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HOLIDAY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY

Edward Ridley g. Sons store, at Grand and
Aensts is center Of attraction for a considerable Part
of the CITY, There are extensive displays in every one OF
the 10 departments. In toys the basement floor,
there an stock OF dolls of every description
age sex, size well price; baby. lady, wax,
china and French composition dolls, accompanied by
fullyassorted wardrobes including every necessary
articles carriages Saratoga trunks, houses and furni-
tre buets with complete acts Of glassware bedsteads
cOokngstOves with spirit lamp, and every utensil for
the kitchen department. Among mechanical toys are
engines by steam with real steam whistles attached
sewing-macines scssorsgrinders, Bagateleboards
of good size sell for 81 Large sets of dolls furniture
are upholstered in gold and blue dsmask in and in
coutille the wood In many being black walnut
The variety in wooden toys Is endless aud includes
menageries, arks, stables, shops, ana wooden h9rses
oxen, goats, aud dogs, covered with real skin Ihere
are great many pretty devices in lava, wood ana
bronze for the se smokers also fancy carved ware
verd-antique bronzes, both real ana lnHatlon
embracing great number OF e thorIeometeTs
Among novelties for the decoration of the Christmas
tree are pretty ornaments made OF coored and white
and bottles These filed with sugar-puIns, which
are plainly visible; others for simple onamentaton are
boots. eggs, banners and flags On floors above the
basement great bargains are offered In mems wear
gloves handkerchief handsome six muiers, hosiery
and necktes. silk mucrs of different sizes III very de
cate tuts of violet crimson white. and blue are offered
for from 70 cents TO 80 Jewery Is displayed IN silver
gilt Jet, onyx and real gold sets sparkling with Lake
George diamonds; all kinds OF Russia leather goods,
ivory portemonnaes, steenked cOinpurses, and beau
tfu OF white satin covered with point applique lace
and others exquisitely painted white SATIN. with
mOthe-of pearl sticks for sale here The assortment
flowers In garlands wreaths and clusters ana fnges
of fuschas and lily Of the valley for evening dresses IS
very extensive Another department IL devoted 10 Don
nets hats and furs, OF which there Is large stock
Books stationery meerschaums in elegant cases opera
glasses pearl and ivory cigarcaSes, ana siYerpated
Ware also invite purchasers The wholesale jObbng de-
partment is fully stocked.
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PASSENG Frs ARRLHED.

FROM LIvERPOoL-n steamship Britannia Dec.
9-Mr. and Mrs II. II. Truman. Mrs. w; r. Buck,
Miss Burger. Mr. and Mrs Crosby ANDREW 10, Low
Mrs Cole, Miss Leila Cole, A. Thompson, A. X Thomp
son, w FaIren, Munster, James league Miss Edith
league, MssF NJ league a. Herman NJ. Aronsten, NJ ~
Packard Mrs SOllery and Mrs. John Yeats Mrs Mil
ier j. Musson r. r. GIHer L Toinp&ns Porter Mr..
bin MOncref Wilson, Miss A0ucref Wilson, IL. f. Cooper,
L. j. SHELTON j. Jones' Alton Angler o. W. Fry, g. s. an
well w. Cooper s. b. Kecham, Melville Qunby Charles 81
more, Lyman EmOrs Mr.. TunnO j. p Knapp, Mr. Hdreth,
W H. burgess e. NJ Stone g. H. Finger T. s. Nilsson, a. A..
Plant sheldon Cons Mr. Elmore Thomas C. Booth MI and
Mrs. William Cumming, III. c. Melville p. Guild, II. III.
Fraenckel, IL. COrnusch, c. E. Chapman, r. b. Steele Mr.
FROM IoSDoN%fa Steamship australia, Dec 9-The
Rev. t. Willard Mrs Millar Master f. Miard John An.
derson, II. NJ. Phillips, II. Appel, A. Prudier
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4 may work some
Mon az TO the rights
ING tho 1lnclnrnl vote.
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES

Tn the suit of Mary +. BerGe against Louis
Berg6 for limited divorce on the ground OF cruel treat
men Judge Brady in Supreme Court Chambers refused
on SATURDAY an Injunction against the Defendant, ana
suggested that the better course was To forgive each
other and reunite.
In the Superior Court, Special Term, Judge
Van Worst In the suit OF Francis A. Palmer against John
Foley, litigation growing out OF the contest over the
DEPUTY Chamberlnn's position some years ago rendered
n decision, directing the matter 10 he sent before
referee to ascertain and compute the amount OF damages
sustained by the defendant account OF the lJuhcon
which had been issued against him.
Samuel ConlOn, through his counsel, james
A. Deering, applied to the Supreme Court for mnnda-
mus to compel the city pay him S2,7s2 expended by
him for repairs made necessary by the citys work on
Worth-st The matter came before Judge Lawrence re-
Gently The Corporation Counsel cOntended mat slch
danages were not at common law recoverable, ana as
statute provided for them, the peltonr wa "l'-
ont remedy. Judge Lawrence has Overrulcd these OBJ
jectons and granted percmptory wflt ~ prayed Tor
An appca was AZ taken and the will probably
go the Court Of Appeals claims to the amount Oh
100000 awaiting the result OF TINS test case
In the case of John Landesman against
Adophus Hoffman, Judge Donohue has granted an or
der to show why the defendant who was arrested
on an allegation that ne had collected money as ducaIy
agent Of tho plaintiff had failed 10 pay II and was
nonresident. should not be released. The defendant
AYERS that he Oi ed with the paintin IN s 10 iorih
English company navigate the Amazon River and Ia
employment OF that company and not OF the plntH
established agencies IN South america The company
failed in May, 1878. He surrenlered his books 10 the
iqudatOr OF the company had is accounts passed. me
arhirators awarding him SiJjD. and the courts AIS
charged him from further resi- visibility ne save ne
returned from Germany in NOvtuber In obedience 10
teegaphlc request by the pinJd, and after friendly
meeting with him arrested Unexpectedly At his hotel
The argument Of the VIII ifobaby be made today
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SOME CHRISTIAN CALCULATION.


The rental of pews i'll our city churches IS
generally fixed from $25 up 10 $500 for whole pew II
family Of five persons take pew at the lowest rate
they pay S. each individual ghis IL at tie
OF less than five cents service they take one az
the highest rate e. $780, they pay at the rate OF 5s
cents for each Sunday service At the average rate OF
OF each Sunday service 10 each individual OF an ordinary
family would be about 20 cents. Now, looking ut the
services of the Sabbath In purely intellectual or artistic
light we ask where can much intellectual entertain
menf SO much solid instruction, much rhetoric ana
strlct refresh and stimulate thinking mind be fur
received So 900 for three lectures in this city We have
score of clergymen New-YOrk fully his peer In men,
tal culture and superior to him In eloquence, VINO
scarcely receive much for the pulpit and pastoral
mnistrations of an entire year.
In an average church of the best class, est
mating the total number OF sttngs aud the total price
paid for them, have average cost OF about SZ1
wear for each or than so cents Sabbath That 49,
each individual wOrshipsr have the privilege OF s
teping twice Sunday, and at least once during he
week 10 the instructions OF educated minister ana OF
ENJOYING the services of public worship In cOnmodous
and elegant church. less than half the expense winch
visit TO Barnum's any Of the negro MINISTRIES OF tle
CITY Nould them5O cents week-or the prlce OF
half dozen good cigars will pay the pew rent OF eaen
wOrshper in rstcass church In the Guy OF Ne"-iofh
THE Rev. DIR. Hall, whose church contains more
cheap sittngs than any other in New-YOrk, referred
pontedly to the above in his mornings sermon yes
terday as fair and moderate caculatlon.-Ed.I
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pTsAsrERs ALONG THE COAST.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Dec. 10.-The schooner
d. Mccarthy from Phsdelphis. bound 70 Portsmouth
with COAL went ashore on Salisbury Beach yesterday
nofnng and will probably go pieces in the heavy sea.
@he crew are all safe
BosroN, Mass, Dec. 10.-The brig Whitta-
hsr Of Aachias Me-. from Philadelphia for Portland with
soAl, was driven ashore Friday night on Wood End
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GREENFIELD, Mass, Dec 10.-The storm
last night did much damage here, buildings were I'M
rooted and bridges blown away. The tobacco warehouse
l.. Minis Son demolished. The losses amount TO
about So 900. At Sheburne Falls, the Odd Fellows
Hall, ia course Of erection, completely wrecked
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-There was a slight
fan OF here early this morning, ACCOMPANIED by
fierce winds, which destroyed much private
property.
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ALONG THE HUDSON RIVER.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 10.--A terrific gale of
wind prevailed along the Hudson all day yesterday All
sail vessels put into port There no reports OF any
serious damage as vet The Hudson River Railroad tele
graph line Stockport was down. No steamDoats
moved last night The Atlantic express from the west
was several hours bchEd time because OF heavy WINDS
and snow along the line Of the Central Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11

Mistress You're going to your brothers
wedding to-day, aren't you, Martha Z" Martha "Yesm
and was ag0in' to ast y0u'm if-Yer we're much
the same eight an fgger an complexion, an style,
as they say-f yer could lend we gownd 10 go mp
London Fun.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.

The body of George Griner, a homeless
man. age DO, was found in the doorway OF No l23
Ridge-st yesterday morning 1t is supposed that lie
died from exposure.
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miscellaneous

HANCER.-New Treatise-HOw cured, without
xnife poisonous minerals DR. Stoddards w l4tbstNY
ENVELOPES addressed to reach any line of
II trade L. = 81 80 per 200 G, Box q Tribune once
D.-APPLETONS' CYCL0PEDIA,
w New Edition Address D. a. H., station d.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads

y EUlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARA NGFMl.NT DF PASSEN GER TRAINS ApIil 10,
Is76Ielye depOs O Cortandt and Desbrossesss at
a m Tor EasIOn Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunek
HaLctOn Beaver Meadow, MahanVy CITY Shenandoah MI
GARNET, ShanOkin WilSesDatr, fidsi9n eayre Emia &C.
Ithaca, AdbuIn Rochester, Bur
faln Niagara Fails ant tho West -, -,
' n m for Eis1n Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh Chunk,
Uaieton MahauOy city Shenandoah W1kesOarte, P1sto
Sc making close connections for Reading POttsVe ana
Harrisburg ,., .,,. -, ,.o.o,.
CHUNK stopping az all stations. - - No., =,
G3O D. NJ Night EXPRESS daily for Eason Bethlehem Al
eniun MauCh ChuaA MilAesbarrc iistOn Sayre ElmlIa
Ifbnro Auburn Roche ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
Nest pulmans sleeping coaches attached
ROBT. IA. SAYkE, Supt and Engr
General Office, corner of Church and
GHAS. IL. CUMMINGS, Agent
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TWO SIDES OF THE QUESTION.
uScuRIsrrAN CEEsoRIoUsNEss.

The Rev. Dr. McGibbOn of Australia, after
visit 10 this country says Of the Rev Dr. Halls church
in New-York: al suDait that the magnncence or the
tempe in which DR.. Hall ministersits gorgeous eXte-
riOr its massive steeple it's elaborate windows. its uKu
rious pews, its richlycarpee1 and upholstered chairs
and seats its slyighf, polished wood and s unique
every thing, costing OO0O-Ought to be condemned
as sinful waste and practical notice TO the poor that
Here the Gospel and the ordinances OF Christ in
pdadf orfl a rio
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NETWORK AN


BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York, foot Of bertyst at b4O $40 TAO $40
a. ~. 1880 o, $50 ?. m. .
400, 500 p. nj. -,
Philadelphia station NorthPennsylyania Rail
road THIRD and Berks-sts. at $780, $50 $780, $780,
$3.50 D. m.
95 trains from NewYork aud 70 trains leaving Third
and Berks-sts. at and $3.50 D. m.
IA tram connect at Trenton 70 Trenton.
Trenton for NewYork at 545 Slb, lO2O M; 2lO,
345, 6:45, 7:20p NJ. - - - - -
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.

REDUCED FARE.
Elegant leave Pier 49, North River foot Of Jayst
1acSets Tor sale principal ticket Offices staerooms
secured at Of Wesco Express Company and al 563
-'''" PROVIDENCE LINE,
Freight only Steamers leave Pier 90 North River foot OF
PARK place at4 M freishs wa s'nef line taken ao"es'
w. w. FILKINs, g. p. Ags d. BABcoCK, Pres't
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FOURTEEN INCHES OF SNOW IN WATERFOWL.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Dec. 10.-Snow fell
here on Friday night TO the depth Of fourteen inches and
1t is still showing. All trains are late this morning in
consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11

Frederick Kpp feonous assault and battery Charles
Leach, grand larceny; Samuel Solomon burglary; William
Raeboldt disorderly house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11
1872 Meeh,s Ranh n, ch,ca.

1872. .Mech's Bank OF Chica.
go agt. CarInan.
1879. .Hoyt aRt McClane.
LA. Rossini agt. Dawson.
l65. Levy agt. Koehler.
l0S. Gregory agt. Hopper.
40. De Lavalette agt.
Wendt.
176. .Slocovich agt. Ruger.
1874. Walk agt wickhsm.
CIRcUIT-PART
1901 Richardson agI. West
chester II. Ina Co.
1870 2. The Pres't, &C., Bank
VI Louisiana agt.
Brarder, IT,, ct al.
676h. Wallace ct al. agt.
amer. Linen Thread
Go.
203g. .Peilow agt. Brennan,
sheriff.
S62. The Canadian Bank OF
Commerce agt. Hill.
Nhblh
3109. Ward. sur, agt. Hustled
ct al.
1898. .O'Connor aet. The
Mayor, &c.
1851. Chatham Nat. Blk OF
n. Y. agt. O'Brien,
Sheriff.
2437. Nudge et oil. agt. Phil.
lips etal.
244l. .DOnDelly, ex'r, agt. Nc
Cahill.
22l5. .WOrthingtOn agt. Pratt.
S23 q. FeS5endtn agt. n. j.
Car Spring q II. Co.
32l3. Conner, sheriff, agt.
The Mayor, &c.
2Oll. .ROdman aRt. King.
PART Ill
2S4s. .Hillenbrand agt. The
Mayor, NC.
l25S. Ogden agt. Van Moers.
2iOi..NelsOn, IT,, agt. The
Mayor, &c.
300. Bailey agf. Dodge.
1889. Bainbridge dgt. Berne
ct al.
1894. Stone agt Raven.
D3.... DOnUlue co al. agt.
Sherwood co al.
l404. .KOehler agt. Marshall
ct al.
$3.50. Moore agt The Mayor,
DC.
1888. Ely ct nj. agt. HallOck.
566. Phelps agi. Middleton.
76O. d. De GrOOf agt. Simms ct
al.
$50. .Bisslcks agt. Mckenzie.
PART I'LL
1867. ROgersl Locomotive and
". Works ag.. st.
Louis, I. NJ. and S.
II. Go.
1911. Dickinson art Dudley.
1885. .Jennis0n agt. Conner,
Sheriff
1909. .Cullender agt. Cullen.
der.
l74l 2. .Falihee ngt. Ham.
mOnd.
657. Dr1sc0ll, admir-, agt The
Mayor. &c.
1888 Henderson agt White
etal.
1892 IIicEer agt. The
Mayor, sc,
1928. Steward AIT. PheniN
Fire Insurance Co. OF
BROOKLYN.
1915. Wild IT al. agt. Conner,
Sheriff.
2.07..Hals;ead agt. Koss.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 7l5I sun acts - ABB Noon rises.... $40
WATER THIS pAI-Ah
Sandy Hook 1851 Cows island 423 Hell c. Ferry. 616
WATER THIS DAY-P. NJ
4l5 Island. 456 Hell q. Ferry. $40
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DAMAGES INLAND.

Bar Cape Cod She viii probably get of without serious
damage after dischargiDg her cargo.
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cALENpARs-TnIs DAY.

IS. DE LHnccy agt. Poihe'
mus,
40. Earle agL Srahan.
ca. Wilkes, &c, agt. Camp
bell.
68. .Sprat agt. Crawford.
10. .Fairchild agL Camp
bell.
rs. Doyle agt. Society OF
Operative Mafons.
10. Jackson agt. hc6inn.
81. Lunney agt. CalnpbelL
81. Cushing agt. The May
OF. &c.
90. Matter NJ GUARDIAN
Saw. Inst.
LOO. gill sgt. Guardian SAY.
Inst.
lO3. Fleetwood agt. Malloy.
lug Baxter agt Rensselaer,
n 4. X. X. 90.
l2l. Leopold AL. Herzig.
l23. Matter Of Tweed.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD LII DAD: =.

ID Leave NewYor foot Of DesbrOsses and cortlandt
$40 a. m. for Washington and tho wes. Richmond
Florida and the south VIA shepherd Pullman Paor cars sa
necton for Cincinnati, st. Louis louisville sc.
savannah Florida and NeWoreans Pullman from New
York 70 Baltimore and washington making close connection
o daily for washington, the South Vest Pull%ans
s seseef connsons for saso caepns se s
Louis Pittsburgh, the south and South Connects az
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida Neworean
through tickets please can At co@gsnys oslces sls
of cOrandt and So and PsyP Jersey City
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- ALLENToWH LiNEaFsrry station; IN SeT;Yorsi
Station foot Of fiberiy.st
Commencing Oct .. 1s76.-Leave NewYOrk foot Of Lib
$40 a. ni~MAII TRAIN Easton Belvidere Bethlehem,
scranton Carbondae &c connects at Bound Brook for Tren
ton and Philadelphia: at Junction WITH D. L. 4 W. RR
$40 m.-MoRSIsG EXPRESS. daily except snndays for
s Mes at Fason for Taaqas
Towanda wikesbarre scranton Danvle wlliamsport &C.
MaaCH Chunk %IiScsbarre scTaalcn Tainsqna Mahsnoy
CITY, Hazeton, Reading Columbia Lancaster EphrstA
800 D. m.~For High Bridge Branch; Easton. Bclydsrs
Allentown ana Mauch Chunk connects at Junction WITH
.4;3O p NJ For someryiIe aud Flemngton
1870 mEyESNo ExPsEs daily iOI Easto1 Bslydsre
Harrisburg, and I Sc West
BoSts leave foot Of Ciarkson ST. up town, $685. 1885,
905 1905. 1895 a. $780, LOO $780, 49, o;2o e:2o
CONNECTION is made by CisrksOn-st Ferry Jersey city
For trains to local points timetable at stations
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN MEN NSEE%.YtoNRR, d long
ne Iabs 81 Noy 5 1875 Trans leave Nowio from
toot OF Lbertyst North River at $40, lI4o NJ 4io
From foot of Clarksonst az 11:s5 a. m. .....-
Stages to and from keylor1 connect az Aaa"an saucn
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gieamboals ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D and augatuck railroads Fare ST. Steamer BRIDGE.
PORT leaves Catharinesp at 1880 and Bridgeport a.
IL Nm.
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261. .stolesburg agtMcLean

2Bl. .St0lesburg agtMcLtan
&c.
262. .Ellingham agt. Leask.
1858. .0pdyke agt. Bell.
264. MCGUIRE agt Henretty.
265. Madge agt. Prug, &c.
1858. .Phelan agt. Larkin.
267. .M0ser agt. Striker.
2BS. .LaDdlsman agt Hof.
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11

oyxro,t ar.stoAs ANT SUTHERLAND, .J0ln henney
roSseIy Wpam Kilbarn JOHN Brucker John Kelly ct ais
burglary Thomns snlgan, william Daiy tacnau sIpIe,
gsises J,rson grand larceny Cmistia AoeneI, JAMES
Oilrirn petit isrceny; william WINNIE A9gust SiIoa
Iohn MsoycllaI, Deidrck Lankenan Henry Lankenan
Snnz Pfeser Paul Costello Charles Frost Henry buliu
te misdeineanor David startling Michael DonneiS' roo
beiy. u,u,is,n sarvent John Brown.
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262. .Ellingham agt. Leask.
1858. .Opdyke agt. Bell.
264. MCGUIRE agt Henretty.
265. Madge agt. Prue, &c.
1858. Phelan agt. Lafkin.
267. .M0ser agt. Striker.
2BS. .LaDdlsman agt Hof.
man.
I.-DoSoHUE, J.
sos. .Phelan. e1'r, agt. Col
lender.
500. Phel m, EXT, agt. Col.
lie der.
1899. .O'C, lOr agt. The u. s.
Lire Ins Company.
1o4s. .Gil'"y at Lac Ind a.
al oils Ins. omplLy.
1888. Kaufman aet Osborn
ct al.
1861. Irving agt. The Mayor,
&c.
20S3i2. sche der ct al. agt.
Corby.
29l6. Wallace, admir-, agt. Ed
ling.
1897. The Am. Pop. T.. Ins.
Co. agt. Sackett.
247l. .Ty,e. agt. Ennis.
2473. Manning, ex'r. agt. Hig-
gius.
2475. White agt. Sanford.
/, 2479. Cameron agt. Poillion
It al.
24S3. Bliss 20 al agt. Neben-
zai ] II al.
24S5. .DCellng agt. The
Mayor. &c.
2495. .StuyN Is ant agt Lalor.
].
10. Gardiner agt. The May.
or, &c.
1898. Miller agt. Hoyey, ex'r,
&C.
1928. Flynn agt. The Mayor,
sc.
22l0. Garrett act. Brennan.
S72..LeX agt Julian.
1852 Ring ct al. agt. The
Mayor, DC.
1862. Gilbert agt. The Mayor,
&c.
266s. Thompson agt. The
Mayor, &C.
21S6.. Vail agt. The Mayor,
934 =. Van Doren agt.AllertOn
1889 q. White ct al. agt. Sill
.ARRRMoRE. j.
2277. .Delamater ct al. agt.
Amer. and T.. e. Egg
co.
1865. Excelsior Pet. co. agt.
Fowler, impfd.
27S.. Recx sgt. The Phenix
Fire Ins. Co.
1919. BOgaizki agt BOgatzki.
5000. Heath Ct al. agt. MahO-
ney.
4l3. .McCOmb agt. The Ex.
celsiUr Mig. Co.
4l9. .McComb agt. Jones.
21l Mass AIT. Freud.
2Oc0. Mcknight, eXec'r, agt.
Devlin 81 nj.
bl3. Winter agt. White,
trustee, &C.
696. Louisiana Nat. Bank
art. Schuchardt &C al.
427. Bradford agt. Triton.
3S4l. .Tne Merchants TX
ch'ge Nat. Bank agt.
Ncltman ct al.
4O4S. .O'Connor agt. Tighe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY
Trains leave EngewOOd COser, Fremont and Nyack,
z oIj a. m l. B. T. 445 5.3O ESQ., 1880 p. NJ and Saturday
nights only 1870 p Sundays, a. m and $50 m
Manuel Spring Valley and MOnsey, z, 945 445 m.
JNo. y. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agent, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11
NETWORK CENTRAL AND ii

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
~ steamersleave Pecsp for NewHaven at and II m,
connecting with the railroad.