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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
A JUDGE AS A WITNESS.

Francis n. Bangs and Charles W. Bangs,
LAWYERS sued the Ocean National Bank for S2ol2 10 Tor
professional services in the Archer suit The defense was
only question of the value of the services George Bs
the defendants attorney called witness on his behalf
ChiefJushcc Davis. This was strongly objected 10 DY
the Plaintiffs counsel being against public policy 10
thus bring Judge cOur, expert witness De
FIRE anoter court, and moreover judge not being Il
practcing attorney, could not be 80 well acquainted WIN
tie value Of the services of attorneys as the attorneys
themselves Sir bliss insisted that IA Judge ID Wis hiu
had Inc connection with the suit IN its carrier stages ne
was peculiarly fitted To testify III the case, ana WAS "s
Influenced by the natural bias OF lawyers 70 enhance e
vnue OF tier services The evil,Hc" was ADM tea unt
plaintiffs counsel declined to crOssexaninc IHe est
mates OF OF the services varied rom Sl21o 10
- 500 the opponents of the Mcssrs Bangs in tie suit
placing the highest value them Tne jury gave YER
dict for the plaintiffs for Sl9VS Chailts VI ia o."
apnearcd Tor the plaintiffs; George Bliss for the de-
PENDANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
DECI9IONS-APRIL %.

g,,pyeme Court hanbers-Bv judge Don0hue.--
In The Matter Wcstfrld Let an order De entered dp ~,
ns thu husband 3 lio p name stabe D. rson To-
estas r Association at Tracy Motion GRANTED on
ilnnsrr AIT MaTiin.-Order Erlutet see amendments
Nash; Thompson ap tOOpanNnt ois dtNeu;
ODrig Broiir.Defcudants payinG al cosSo 4'' a,
80 costs ad give s'cu1iy - IaY feb Ju mcnt
may he opcned Otherwise DENIED, with $40 COSTS me MAYER
&C. agt Adams; The Mayor, &cp agt Adams BaIes agt
Barnes Murray Iil Eank agt smith JullaTW g. agt
'TGnris WILSON ACT simpson; Smith ag Jones; Wleit at
Cornish tchensgt Jackson; Matter Of N"NH an9 aio:
Matter ,iausOn Fay at. Buttit--Hrlnte alahhH l5u
eavfnrs Institution agt Payne PETAL e. lauiti dch
ndtt agt Mayer In tie matter Of Icltveni mp,rl aet
AIT YoInC-Moton granted; mem. Mitr ~ iht te fihei
- =. cru Haulet ast. Mayer bsui"d MACK a2l. lay
scc mem Han Mateas 5oiion denied without costs
Mat or ~ l.na,eL- Memo audnm. ,.
uoi ct al-Compla;nf dismissed without costs hng agt
~urars and anO-findnss sgned BislOp aSt IalIila'-
Motion denied.
llayioe tonri-ChaI,bGs-- BY Judge Snnott.--
nam. Tn,cgrr acd ~acur; WadsTOrh at. Jordan MO
is t.J cote agi. NATURALIZATION denied no costs
ydcn AIT RcIy.DUler II Getting Coroner olclVlh property
sheriff Lrycrdg" agi. GlbbonSInei IoE "lltn l"4y
,glutca. agt. -.lOmJn.-O?dcr Liuhtei Cl.c,nS
Ia states Trust Company 10 pay amo NJ deno'rd io
StrluSe aVt. Misunderstanding 10 Hic'On
tinue &C. viii Dc granted gaymcn OF -Ucp-ts 70 uie0
agt olricl All. Pittsburgh Boil Company. ttoneys PAL
fixed %JJD. Ihe Hanover NalUai Ban" aEi Niuo'
J. II iruty yIoiatci TeeeYew BrdDs agi B'nCiX-hOoh
al ia r hc present; memorandum iIa0@Ft on papers
cl,yy i,y AIT AInOlIMOliol dcnc SSLOnt"alH agl
Far..rA[oOn 10 ancut answer .rWt'; s"' papers. lih
r agt Mouauge.yUti0u to Punish iorconehpt denied 10
40 answer on payment Of costs, 80. Her agt
AIT. Chase; Warts atJ Parker; Hughes aE oA"S'r Nc
granted. Miller 4. hoteHolou Tor re- ga
granted payment Of 50 Gusts when pyIt ," -
jest Of keepers ices" TO which he paeIT sum 'i 70 JG
McAdau defective. Nudge agt Slaer-MoLon granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

tabsed hon.e He found of the missng
articles including the paddock seereed IN various parts Of INC
and esed Della She was c0nlnltted ioI u" III "o
fanlt OF 800 bail
While Walking through EQhteenth-st.. between
Second and Third ayes, yessrday morning. mss maiG ~
Iussey NJ D. was robbed OF her p0cketbOok containing
81 TO- by thief who sDached 1t from her hand MISS
male a ouory and officer Dunn Of the Eigh,eenh Precnc
pursued and captured the rbber He gave the name OF Jop
rrsber III No ~ East Nneteenths St, and WAS coinmeo
for trial In default OF II 900 bail
VIM A. Mason Of No 23J West Thirty-ir st-st, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday chargGI TT
Bepiamp West OF eckerst with pointing psto ~
him threatening to shoot him ne stated a ne pam pam
come go 10 Or condition that he did not cure MN
the money would DC returned that he not cured ara
went 10 r Vests demanded his money Dack Ina
DR. West oric him and his refusal 10 go ireW
revolver him. The doctor denied using Ihe
D.;o but admitted ordering Mason out OF MS rooms INC
ease was ADJOURNED Friday and Dr. West was meantime
parOed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
PdSSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOIe-Ln steamship Abysantq. Aprl Is
Mrs Baker Miss Augusta Baker, Master Will am Baker
Benson. Benson. Ms Bird. q. y. Bliss,
Miss Bolcman. Ms r. b. Briegs, J. ID. Van
Buren, Edward Carpunier Mr.. and Mrs ". Chisholm, Mis-
G. IS DIN, Can't. Cobb, Mr. COcirane, T. Dearne, H. G.
+ sher Mr. and Mr. Thomas Fletcher child. infant
nurs, Thomas Ford, dies Frame, iarlck Gaynor, ". D.
Gould, Mr. and Ro3cr psathcOte and maid Mrs. j. T.
Grayb f. Ianser Mrs. H. Hielard. children and msi
Mss J.. d. Johnston, g. Jones SIMPLIFY Sones hey D. y
KcpueI, H. LIttlcton W. H. Lo1des, Robert NacSay, j.
Matnews, MS Walter Ao.Lis pr Ma dene H. Neaig Lent
A. Palmer L. = n, J. T. Peckan, j. Neiie Plumb and
children H. popham W. ~ Preece Fredetitk i.og]rs
udUl h. Miss Sdtcl, A. Sdntamara, Madam SaHtlh, Wynt
nam smith, ]. Tyhurst, J. a. Wet tOre NJ. Oosht.
FROM HAMBUR8-fG StedBtastO He'der Apul 25.-Mr
TlvlO children servant, ii -icne trenlr
A. l. Miller IJus HERNIA N. T. LaDatt 81 Denis Qua
Hon an. Fried. M0ler, Josef Brlt,e, H. DJTn Monte
-ylHe Beil Deutscb Ghmluy, Nathan Eyer. Fried
&c. oh Cvsar Sttrnbrfg Mr. AID Aug Ham, Mr. nj
Mrs IL Wiele Mr. and Mrs. ii. Barg snt en- tren, Max
HERMANN enry HrinckuaBn Mr.. ard MIS- t1aa kr-tsc1
ncr and 2 clnldrua Anna schwartz. Wan. Horn, Louis
.nvartz Cata Kaii A. JetcAen ke's, JON Gulch
and daughter 6 A.oerla Albert Acy T. JOS Hand Gas
hermann, Jonn Hermann, e. UD0nn'l ana idilly MA
fanny hcMaHn f. Aeyer. Jas. Plda0 ana servant Mis-
Josephine libbots, ". SCnutze, W. Dyforg. -
FtOAi EEW-O ISLEAN3Ins 81 m MP Huts0n, Anrl %.
a IOrriaut j. L. Solomon, j. w. wilson, u Meyer Ms aud
MIA 4. ,icrnol, r.. \. GerAOn, +. Aec1era > W.
Lyman, childTel and nurse. c. o. GOrfon
J.. Pet, ". u. krumO \ !r >. B. Duncan
Mr. ani H. LaIchcr ani CHILD. W. Dearborn. "m Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
p4SSENGERS S1JLED.

FOR LIVERPOOI-Tn steamship Bothnfd. April 25.
The Rev j. ADAM Dr. Charles Austin Mr.. Baremorp q
Blum Allan ~ Boyd Mrs. A. Bourke Mt. and Mrs J. scott
BOYD, Miss Marie Boyd, Robert L. Boyd Samuel NJ Bryan
Campbell George s. Carey Mr. and Mrs n. @. Carman
r. Miss Florence r. Carpenter Mr. ana Mrs Alexander Car
ter and maid servant Mira Castle Mr. Castle Dr. and Mrs
NJ Cate daughter, j. c. Chae. DR. Christie, two chill
and servant Mr. and Mrs Lyman Clapp ana child Mrs
Coghlan Miss COghan B = Cohen Jonathan Coriukes Mr.
and Mrs r. W Corhn, MISS Laura COrbtt Miss Minnie Cor
bitt VIM Corbitt Miss Nellie Corbtt Mr. and Mrs.
W. Croker Mr.. and Mrs. g. " Gurus ana mad servant
Master AhcrtOn CurtS Master O. W. Cartis r. X Daiy.
NJ pay Mr. and Mrs Wm. DeyB. =. Ratbbone Edge Mr.
and Mrs. H. Twin Einsein Louis GneiD T. J. FmOre MrS
enry Escher infant and child. X d. Ewing Mr. ard MrS
G. A. Eerz Io.eph c. Forge Mr. and Mrs Thomas Foulkes
J. L. Frame Charles Geides, Edward tilmour L. L. Gact
Miss H. g. Goodwin Mrs H. J. GOol Mr.. and Mn, r. Graf
= - Hatch Miss Hendricks, Miss NJ. Hendricks C. X
Uieropymus Mr.. and Mrs. H0deson and four children.
tIr and Mrs Robert Oguct, r. r. uObroOk John Holmes
Robert Holt r Il. Hunting, Hermann lsaacs &. Johnston
n ~ Johnston Jones' Mr. KampmaBD L. H. KELLOGG
q p KENYON Mrs. f. w. Lander, A. 3 Latham LeanOK I0e
w ~ Iesch MIR Lessore. Miss T.. Inzee Mrs Inzee M a
81 IInzee Joseph Wooster Lome. DIR. and MrsW Longes
Nav Mrs Josephine May and maid servant w. j. MenEes
MT and Mis- j. b. NOfatt, Miss Louisa M0Tift n ~
Moaet and Mrs. James Moore, A. Oberndorf r lanes
ODonalue Miss Mary Agnes ODOn hue, Lewis ODonOhue
Gerald Reilly, j. N Osborne G. y. Owen, JOHN CamrIeI
J. TOMBSTONE j. 4. Drew A. \. BOunt r. sutton Mr. and
Mrs Thomas owen, Edward Pearce, H.. NJ Pcyser .Mrs
Henry Philips r. T.. tther Mr. Ramsien, Mn. Ramsden
AIis RamseD, FREDERICK Rogers hr and George Ross
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Rumsey A. g. samson Mr. and Mrs
william Schaus Two chltr aud servant; Miss Minnie
Stewart, r. W. stuart :. Swan son, Mr. and Mrs r.
Tit, Miss Ioirey Miss Christina Sarah Tropp W. II lar
Tufts Mrs : r. Van Buren,, Miss Ma ion Van Buren,, Mis-
Buren, Miss Jane Van Nalkenburgh G. 7. Wallis
r. Ward, Mr. and Mrs H. Waters. Aiss Weln gOn,
Mr. and Mrs Ciarl Whitaker child the Meade c.
Williams, the Rev. Edward MeGlynn John IL. Ziesor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. April 25.-No. 5s}-Ihe Town
Lincoln, plaintiff In agt CAas DavenportTbs
submit printed arguments by VI j. NJ Paner
for the plaintiff In error and OF MT = NJ 'uion
dcf,nian in
No 2lOrgina parte The philadelphia steam propeller
Company, peOncrs.-lhc argument OF this cause was con
tnnrd by ~ A. Wilcox in opposition 10 the petition ana con-
cludcd bv r. D. Benedict III favor Of the same.
No "47-The southern Express Company pantn IN error
agt. JOhu +. Dickson.-Ths argued Y Mr. g. A.
the panliH in an BY bi Legh
IiGbnsO for the defendant in
No 24S-John Hogan ct al, plaintiff IN error, agt i" "
KutZ his argued by MI Georg i. AplloDy 81
the defendant IN AMI omitted on printed
arguments v Nr j. d. McPhpr,O1 defendant in error
and sir. Ennch TGtten for plaintiffs In
2JO-Goel g. Davis et al plaintiff in aCt the
state Of Indiana rel, the Board Of Commission rs OF Ear
tiO0mcw C0unty1his submitted On printed argu
by Ralph hin If counsel for the plaintiff in error and
by Mr.. :. g. stansifeT for defendants In error
Adjourned mill % morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
MAKING DIRECTORS PERSONALLY LIABLE.

Charles X. FoOtc and Il number CT policy
holders in The Security Lie Insurance Company. tci-
lcn Of several States presented yesterday petition to
Jndge Donohue IN Supreme Court Chambers, by william
Barnes their counsel that Receiver Wcaam BE ordered
to BEGIN a sut against the directors Of the company 10
recover from them dividends declared when there were
no 1r fits TO warrant them There is deficiency III the
.s.ts ,f fine compauy 80 far as the policy h0drrs
ronce ma of - Gj3 SCH Since 1861 The dyldehdS to
p,lcy holders nave amounted to %ll56J61 ~, not III
rIdi,r any diydcnds pad in 1876. The stockholders
by the charter. to receive seven per cent on tr
riral q OOGO and ouC-fth az the net profile II Ia
charged TIA. IA no yel since 1870 if ever, nave lfe
pr~n pro.. out OF witch declare dividends, ana II Is
claimed that each director has thus made himself per
sO,.iy .ilbi ior tho il amrrnt oi the dividends 20
r 1jiy d. cared until the policy are uy pad
JiIgc DouOuue reserved lis decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
KILLED BY THE EAST SIDE GANG.
rnIAL OF LOnN nALY TOE MrRDER.

John DAILY, jointly indicted with Francis
Mccormick James Dousnerty, James Lynch, and John
Daniels for the murder OF Frdrcis Reilly, truck driver
al stanton aud Gocrcss., The ni-t Of March B. was
placed on trial before Judge Gdcrsceyc in the Court D
General Sessions yesterday The prisoners, who IRE all
young men, are said TO be members OF the notorious
East Side Gang which has long been terror 10 the i'll
habants OF that part of the city. The facts Of the killing
OF Reilly told by Assistant District Attorney Herring
the murdered man aud liz brOtcr became engaged
in n quarrel VITA Tie prisoners IN irinkE--Sdlo0n Tl~
Reillys went out, and later in the evening encountered
their a,sa nt again another saloon, where Daily ana
Francis Reilly to blows. D2ly appears 10 have
mustered pdrty of young men after TINS, aud tn have
set upun Reilly In StautOl-st., beating, stbbng, and
gfOui. HIM until he inscablc Reilly WAS removed
10 his home where he died the following morning
TIE nam witness tor the prosecution WAS William KOPp
who from the Sccund-StOIy "indu" OF hls saloon AT
Stanton and Guercksts, the assault ana clearly
co.iii2ed several OF the Prisoners Edward X lily, thc
lnt cr o. Francis testified 10 tnc ORIGIN OF iEC 0uar
aud the Incidents puOr - the fiu assault, and tine
mother OF the deceased man Identified the torn ana cit
cln ns won by Tue theory OI tue defense Is mis-
taken identity OF the persons accused ana "" death O
Reilly ether nan the injuries received Ia tie
iyht ile ease Is sLl on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
COURT OF APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

ALBANY April 25-In the Court of Appeals
today present the Hon sanford Church. C. j. and asso
GATES the following business transactci ::
No 2Jj-Hawley 49, Clapp. appellant agt Thongs H. nav
ley anO respOnlen'sA mt rosmet ana c1nc'nep
No -(amalel j. Smith al, appellants agt Danlel H.
Pettne ct al espondentsArgned by John VI winning ~"
app HAMS Thomas Darlington for respondents .,
80 .73-IIannb bal Potter respondent agt N!choaa ",
smith appelantArguod by Earl for appellant anu Amos
n. Prescott for respondent .,,..,r
40 2iJ. r. Giraud Fostr ct al, trustees &C. apPtt''
at Jacob H. Reed ct a. respondents Araueh o. -
81 Eyarts Tor appellants VIM. H. ArnOux Tor res ohd'
h.o-i q,
the SeYNOrk Elevated Railroad cases, further cSa WIZ
be taken up tins session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
NO EXTRA PAY FOR TIE EMMA NINE JURY.

NO EXTRA PAY FOR TUE EMMA "iNi' d" IN l.
Judge Wallace yesterday gave an adverse
decision 20 tie proposition on the part o the Emma
Mine htigants pay tine Jury $4,000 extra c"PehSi-
ton. He said that while he had no doubt the Juror. III"
suffered in their business, and while NE appreciated the
generous motives that prompted thc proposition ne
could not accept it, The compensation OF Jurors was
fixed by law aud the court would have no rsht 10 ae-
crease H. and could not increase it, either directly OF III
directly It would in his opinion, set q precedent when
might prove ngcrOus Justice ana Dc Hscd even 20
the bribery OF larry. He regretted. ~ the case OF nc
present iury that he Obliged 10 deny me pfOlo
iton t i'm view OF probable consequences W'hch h!ht
follow such proposition he could not saf'D 40 o'A'I-
- ....-- 49,;
Mr. Stoughfon continued his summing up. citing evi-
dcucc to show that fraud AMI dec ptl were pi'lccd
IN London by Park % effect the sale OF the lnlhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The plumbers shop kept by James Lee. NJ No; llS
West Fiy broken on Aprl - anu iidho
ing material viued nj S stolen part OF tho lnpe
was found Yesterday the possession OF bciphri'n "i
age Is 81 No i22 West FOrllest, who cohitssed us gh
aud committed for Trial by Juhice biApy III "eaul v"
$1,000 bail
Della Shandey left the service of Geo: T. Wits N
Of no ~ March, 20, ANA about lhe same
q quantity utensils crOckcry.
shaped paddock Eissei ON Tuesday MI Wmsou Cd
ain'd from Justice Blxby search warrant ah Sostthay
HOuisman Maloon of the Fkyseventh street Police Court
sluad called At NO. 81 Fourth e where Della has snee 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
FIGHTING THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

FIGHTING The LIQUOR 1hAfliC.
ARREST OF SEVERAL DEALERS A TEMPERANCE
MANS VIEW or PROPOSED LEGISLATION.
At the T0mbs Police Court yesterday, on the
complaint 81 William II. Mundy, thefollowng liquor
dealers required to furnish ban IN %loo, CHIT
with selling without license Louis LANCE OF the south-
cast corner of Water and Rooseyeltss VIM Frazier OF
the southwest corner OF Water aud Rooseve-sts Mar
garet Lem OF No 337l2 Waterst, Michael Haley OF NO
81 Water-st; John Doc" OF No. 3l3 Waterst' ANNE
Roe and Thoms Martens Of No. 275 Water-s ana Johh
Riley OF No lie Doverst. Two OF these persohs ha1
licenses from the Board Of Excise inc otners hao Nv
license whatever.
The officers of the Society the Suppression OF Crime
sov that thew have assurances from workiugmen that
the effort TO promote the suppression OF tppng-ouscs
and unlicensed rnmsops VIII command the cofull SUI
port of large numbers II not the greater part Vi INC
working population. , .. ,.o,,, i,,s,i
Those Interested in the temperance movement lhsli-
Eleventh street Presbyterian Church to-day at hooh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

T. ss5 600, and that the defendant had hah OF count
IN sne, received by him at about twUhrds OF dollar
and soes spent by him at dollar. He says the
defendant rharsed $40 900 In his accOuDt5 Tor eXses
OF which $4,000 was for the salary OF one relative
which should not nave been $1,000, and Sl3Oo i0r
another relative who never went near Peru. ne gay
Tie defendant has been dsposng OF his property oevae
payment OF tbo Judgment. and IL about to leave the
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
A MAYOR had the honor to take tbe

A mayor had the honor To take the h0stess
in 10 dinner. " don't know, Mr. Mayor" said the adv
" whether at all afraid Of the measles but nv
little children have them and myself have lad sgx
attack" The mayor rose 10 the occasion. Madam y
be said should be only 100 delighted to take anything
from charming q source"
"My dear!n said a Jealous partisan OF
NOMINEE to the nominees little aughter, who was pav
ing IN the yard-"my dear! run In and tell your mamma
that your papa has got the nomination" " or Ois
sobbed the child; has he got 1t bad He WON'T die of
Il, will he"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 504 sun set'.. go Clock slow 22
HIiH WATER IODAY-A. VI.
SANDY Hook. CIR GOV Island. Gj3 Hell Gate. bi7
mon WAFER TO-DAY p. y.
sandy Hook Ga Gov Island. 7:27 Hell GATE. 9i6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
n BOTANICAL GARDEN FOR NETWORK.

Several of the prominent citizens of New
YORK have been urging Tor some time the proprcty OF
establishing botanical garden in connection with the
Museum Natural lstofy al Central Park. The project
first met with much opposition, owing to the failure
Of similar plans in the past and the expense
undertaking, bat lately it has been fayOraby
ceiyed. The Legislature last granted "a charter 10
Samuel Is. Ruggies Robert l.. stuart, and William T.
Dodge, and such other persons M tbty associate
with Them empowering them 10 establish huiancsu
garden in this cry These gentlemen yet taken
steps in the work before them. The garden they
think, has hatterug prospects Oi The Of
arranging and fully preparing it for pubic use is es
mated from $500 900 10 $3.50 900. This money il
Wil be necessary 10 IN part by private
subscriptions. Several wealthy citizens have already
si2ned their willingness contribute part the re-
alred The botanical garden WIN he situated in
the vicinity OF Central Park The design Of the gentle
men 10 whom the charter been granted Is To convert
10 its use as much possible Of Mauhatan-squlre and
the several adjacent unOccupcl iOs. Ihis would give
sufficient ground for all the imposes of tAe garden, ana
would be easy of access from Central PARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

John Boyle feopous assault and battery; Kahn n.o
sullivan, John Manning, Francis aeehan Abraham olss,
May Levy, james Wilson Henry Drane, burglary, Jnic
Deern, Grand larceny Frank Eberharif false etenses
PANT III. -GfLDERsLREyR, yufgeThomas Cusck, homca~
William KorD robbery Duke ornsy assault and battery
John DAILY and ano. tcOntiD ued), homicide. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

I'm most places "a stones throw" five min
utes walk Ne are used ~ for short
In Dubuque. however, toey speak of place being
within tue baWl VI O mule"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stree; or Block
ATTORNEYS.
d. MCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
c. N. POTTER, Carey Block
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL, Sixteenth
sTEBB1NS, POST SEQ, Ferguson
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
G. l.. HOLT, Post-ofice Building
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, Sixteenth
BLACKsA1THING, &c.
H. HAAS. Themes
A. u. BUTLER, Bent
NEALON & HEIGHT, Seventeenth
BUILDERS d. CONTRACTORS.
). N; PRESHAW, Eighteenth
J. FERRIS, Eddy
j.. T. o'L0NNOR, Seventeenth
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, Sixteenth
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy
SMITH, GUITERMAN &
HARRINGTON, Carey Block
CROCKERY
CONVERSE s. WARREN, Sixteenth
DRY GOODS.
MARKS &MYERS, Eddy
o, F, COWHICK. Carey Block
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE 81 WARREN, Sixteenth
GROCERIES.
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson
WHIPPLE & HAY Ferguson
w. l.. FOGLESONG, Seventeenth
L. NAGLE, Ferguson
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
GUNS&C.,
FREUND & BRO. EDDY
HARD WARE.
DRAPER & HAMMOND, Ferguson
F. SCHWEICKERT, Sixteenth
CASSELS & CO., Ferguson
HOUSES TO RENI.
]. FERRIS, Eddy
HOTELS d RESTAURANTS.
OVERS HOTEL, Eddy
EAGLE HOTEL Seventeenth
CENTRAL HOUSE Ferguson
RAILROAD HOUSE u. P. Depot
WESTERN HOTEL, Fifteenth
METROPOLITAN, Ferguson
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
G.. II. 81 ]. S. COLLINS, Ferguson
GALLATIN & co. Seventeeth
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN & PARK, Sixteenth
INSURANCE.
E. P. SNOW, Sixteenth
j. W. BRUNER, Seventeenth
LEATHER d FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON Sixteenth
LIVERY STABLES.
TERRY & HUNTER, Sixteenth
LIQUORS..
HANNAFIN s. RYAN, Ferguson
L. MURRIN, Seventeenth
MCNAMARA & co. Seventeenth
MEATS d VEGETABLES.
F. LANDAU, Seventeeth
L. II. BRESNAHEN, Sixteenth
PHYSICIANS.
J. r. BOWMAN, Sixteenth
l.. b. JOSEPH, Leader Block
PAINTERS.
J. E. FUTILE. Seventeenth
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New Advertisements.

PIANOS Magnificent $3.50 Rosewood Pi-
IlrAlNOS amos sl75. fine Rosewood Upright
6h0 Pianos Qittle used) cost sSOOonly
UhOANSsl2l. must be sold. Parlor organs,
2 stops SIS, 8 stops SOS, u stops
only SO. Nearly New 4 Set Reed IL stop, Sui
Bass q Octave Coupler Organs, cost over $3.50,
only SIS. Lowest prices ever offered sent on
l5 days test trial. You ask why / offer SO
cheap? l reply Hard Times. Result sales
over $1,000 900 annually. War commenced by
m~onopolists. Beware anonymous Circular.
Write for explanation. Battle raging. Full
particulars free. Address DANIEL +. BEAT
TY, Washington, New Jersey.
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sNo wood and but little water
I Water poor and scarce.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries, Grain. Provisions. Etc.

Corrected weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
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Merchants.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-28

their brains more and their lungs less.
They should not depend upon being
helped, but should do for themselves.
he was tired OF Ethiopia holding out
her hands. They should not depend
upon the Lord for everything. The
Lord is good and kind, but is of the
most use to those who-d0-f for them
selves No man has . right TO live un-
less he lives honestly, and no man lives
honestly who lives upon another. He
gave the colored part nt his audience
some of the best advice and soundest
instruction they have had fer many q
day. The only political allusion he
made in his speech was in saving that
the Southerners could control the vote
of the negroes In the Southern Stat, :
far more completely than Norlherners
could. The colored man turned 10
stinctively for advice and assistance TO
those who had been raised with him.
Among Others who sought Ma. Dong,
lass out after his address was Mr.. VIM.
W. Brulf, who taught him reading,
arithmetic and geography fifty years
40. Marshal Douglass learned his age
from Capt. Aud, who has record OF
his birth, wherein it appears that
Erred Bailey was born in February,
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