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, 1877-01-25
Gtpf Speemtatipmert
@patt'S 2ebens'8 aliam.
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5taetum, S~erpreln, 8Sniss. 8rantpeit, @rpipslas, s.ts
@eldwurs unb bic iHltmmaen Jdue pom Yiutirantsst.
ten, srpbe S1mdNe, Qeber- uno Ntsrenleiptn, Etn8.
wurm &c. &C. wirp ,iuf's Sefimmtsfs purp pisiea xpnts
auer &einisunasnaittel sebetlt. Derlebe lit ;weIxub.
Bpanite Sabre btnbur6 BON Yublttum erprpbt, cot
3unperttaatenoe BON 5aaen 8epetlt uab eurirt nsts,
wenn na1 Vprttrtft 9enpntmen. ST en tt6erts prtl.
nttttsl non 5ttsla IN auen ~bstIbaren 5alen, eartrI pic
fauliten altsa Iei1wure, ielott no Ger 1au1ea lAsa AH-
BeTrsnen TT.
map, 1raspoen I'M garf.Gpsatcr gu Yrpptlsn, d. D.,
pom drpntiden Mpeumatismus, na1bem herlelbe gene
@rfols. pom ben pSriusli6nea @sratea @urOpa's sup
Nmerlta'S bebanbelt ppreen mar.
SpdttS Sebeus.S aitam surtrte Serrt Y. ..
6plp. Dsdmafer NO. III Maptlon Ctr, spn e,neai
SeIaprltuen WeiGtpur, na1eem er ie9s Wipnaw TN
Srpaewap SpipttaI mar unS bort OILS ~aahsilbar ertiart
purpe.
Spatt's Sebens.2aliam bette 5srrn 5aecb Mutp,
SfIce 9p. 242 0rsenwtD Ctr. Won eiueln i~crpfulplsn
Wel&wure, nobel bic 6aulniB iGen bis auf ben 8npGeu
%BeerunSen mar. Serr ". bat wabreno 10 Sabren aaG
s~eltspeaer Seiluna feline gDteberbvluns Der RranIpett
%erIatret.
Spatts Schemes BALKAN eurirte 5srrn gDtutam
Springer, Ne. 1888 8rppme Str, p~plfanptg Don sat.
3lnsetem Nbsumattsmus 10 ernfltber Art, paB berIslbs
oen Wett Ses 8ranten l&sn psrptrrt bate. Der Wt.
aannte fUnnts n,Gt ieine Sanp gum aopfe srbebsn xnp
mar wdbrsnb prefer Wtonate ans tstt s%sis1slt.
gu BADEN in Der 2aupt'S Office, gao @raup Str, xxe
BET A%pOltstern TN @lGsmsinsa. 3u IL per 5Iaiae. SsGs
Ssatt's berabmts $ eiImitteI tnb. %
9patt's aufs9lbarsr Scheme. 9aliam ~ 100.
ppatt'S IA b., brtpelt ifarfer Qebens. Baliam, au
si.25. : Spatt's Yulmunis BALKAN. sber Der s4w,np.
iuhttsen orsunp, ~ $500. ppatt's Spis xtut.
ment, ~unfebltar fur 4tibsn unp S1mersen ieber ART,
~ 80 asnts. Spatt's Snaa, Sur fur GrtaMans,
Nppfpeb, Snfusn3a, Satarrp, 5u Is Gts.
QDenn pttse Arittelnl1t In surer 4pptbefe pber an t.
rem YlaSe ~ paben liae, 70 penps man it'd tirett an eas
Gsntral Sspst. 246 Sranstr., ". y.
@emtn 3. Spatt Il 60, &tgentbumtr,
usbsraa bin per erprss psrfStdt bsim palesu
Oueenp. 13u2UlSn
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Wnrutpn psrlamst yteneS Sltd),
Sic ero6e iauffrirte
Gentennial @elt=Mnsltelumg.

Ser We9ebr oornad fofnnlt Der Mn3abl beter 9leIO,
Die 9eluder Der WusItelun9 maren. Dap elm I9ent
IN einem Gage 80 bis 40 @remplare %pertauft, lit libts
5eGtenes. Ileber 400 feline M~bbtlnun9en Der
merfpiiroiaitem Musiteauus aesenitanoe. Die Sllu'
~Itrationen fommen uns auf $4,000 gu 1teben.
8lu9e Nsenten laiien aue iibrisen 8llber einltnsilen
bel Seite, nm bieles ju p~erfaufen. 0reift mad, Dem
NeSfen! @enoet Sud nm Girculare, 8eoinQun8en,
Suuitrationsmuiter &C. &c. on
y. VI. Siester u. &c.,
dnainnl h1S Urdh Gtr. WhlldbeIphio.
, 1877-01-25
NNAUTH,
& KUEHNE.
D k 6e1da aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

sse@feI suf msss ais 700 Der Ssssusnbsrsn Stdsts
In europa.
0elb. MustabIunsen hur& bic Hotdmter ionte per
Eeleerapb mad alien Nldssn In Deuti4Ians.
Defterrei&. Der e&ueii, 6ouans. Ddnsnarf. 6Gps'
ben unb Norpssen. ben Gmpfdnsern fret in's 6aui
~ssliefert.
0reett.Brfefe fHr Setfenhe CUR Denutuna In aqsn
eroBeren 6tdbten Der alten aDeIt.
9tnfafGruns BON Grbf@afte unb tsreernmsen
isosr Wrt In alien pldbsn europa's.
yerfbtHuns Bon 0ltern unS pa6eten nGA
europa.
Der,oauns anfotnrasnbr OHtsr In Rem Sor'. uHS
Wtiterbeforbsruns ~bssislben mad benz 5nIanSe.
SurssSifHes 0els ansr Irt setauft sns ssrissft.
, 1877-01-25
DIR. l.. @. c. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial

III Feline neue Weeei,in, ppn Der man NOD ME
ettpas aebprt bat. ipnrern Gin altee, 5Moers
I%dfftses, wpbterprpbtes w tftsi. cas
felt BEN leeten iedbs,ebm Sabren in Ndtntlien nnc
bel ,iid,tiaen Mcrsten in tdslidbem y ebrau6 mar
unb pom Sem nit Der srpaten Mmerfennnns pom
Mnen, bic e. sebraudbt baben, seiprpd'en ntrry
wie I%auience DON fretmtlIt8en 3en8ntf
fen be,peiien.
SSemm ibr an irgene einer 6rantbett !ethet. a'
gen weld)e eieies Sprbiat empfoblen rptrn, taSen
Uir otme 3psern: rUerfM1 g., Mss :
wirs isine wertbuonen @isenfdaftsn eartbnn.
UirO pom allen Npotbeieru xnb 1duolera
~perfauft.
eawvtsRtsbsrIsoU
016 Hilbert ct. WhtlabeIpbia.
, 1877-01-25

Nln,,f;orn,t gleibuteI, pte leidt Die Terfpunbllt9
PtHItuMtNI a%eipsien. IenIionss3 ula9et 'psrSeli
lett beaab BIT. Mustunft uno Girfulare fret. Wtait
lpsnoe It'd an 3. Wfc Wtid,aeI, 9%lttornep, go. !o7
an Liom cir. Whila. 4gB3iuns
, 1877-01-25
Troieftirte Sta0t Yriitotpe in &entufg.

Saupldse bon 80 big $50 SUB weroen abseaeben.
gelibtltel nuanIebtbar. 3aren besablt. Wtan 1T nlbt
a~e,t6tblat gu bansil. glur einen Dollar fir Die Sssllb=
urtunoe. Deridtlide Yetatiauna toItenfrei.. MuT,
TRACE onrh Die poit miiiiem in beutliber s6rift ben
pollen giarnen uno bic @orefe Der !perion %entbalten,
,pelbe Die Yeiisurfunoe pinldt. Der Gelobetra9 irnB
in re9iitrirten Sriefen ober mittellt polt . gtabnabine
i~berienoet ,uerpen an Splepb .. Stpfes. no, 45.
Siib Ndte Str. pbilaoelpbla, ipo man BON belt Staot-
WI1ren &C. Giulidt uebmeu fdnn. 2m10'
, 1877-01-25

~ c~,4I; o,,cr nm penIions : 3ula0en belor9t.-
PtNilultth Sounties fir slOo, 5000. 1902, 1902
uno prilen9elber %coaeftirt. tpatente unp 1eltdfts=
Wfarten e%ripirtt. poItmeiiter's ytebnunsen prompt
ing Geine stbra1t. gu aOreIIiren Omit Seifiigung
elmer Sriefmarte) an W. y. 9ocearr.
A Greensburg, Snoiand.
, 1877-01-25
Tcuer : SepQrtemeut.

Gompaanien. ipelhe 9usriiItuns unb Sprrdtbe
ilotbi9 baber1. lpaten brett nit Dem 5abrifanten bans
oeln. bite, Wiiben. 0iirtel, benoen IL. /. 10. 0as
bllltgits 6aus i'm 1si6aIt. aatalose irel. Sci Der
alien Sirna bon Mneerion mnc SOmcs, 1879 @ranb
Sir, u. 9 49B2auQ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
MP. pROUrYs long FIGHT.

Judge Barrett in Supreme Court, Special
Term decided ON saturday the suit oil john =. Prouiy
in,t Tho LAKE shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company. and ten other eases growing ont o. the same
facts Mr. Pfouy bas been citing his battle for eight
Years n. succeeded once, brit the judgment was re-
yer,ed though tue main points were decided By the
General Term in his favor. The other cases were
BROUGHT later, and, in fact. In plrt on Mf.
Prouty's SUCCESS Tic plaintiffs III holders Of con-
sricton or preferred stock issued to the amount o.
900 600 in 1877 By the Michigan southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Company, % the companies
cuso lated into the prcacn, company. II was agreed
fat q fen per cent dividend should be paid Ou OF net
earnings on this stock any other dividends were
paid. No auch dividends paid until 1888. and
though dividends have been since paid on the common
stock the youds the preferred stock from 1897 To
1853 have not been paid The General Term decided
taf The Ou lad jurisdiction the defendant corpO-
that 10 was liable the agreements Of tlc pI3-
yn!s corDuga and t1t the preferred sOca Was 'ald
The other aricusr5 of the company were the statute OI
limitations 2epHIescehce ~ the non ay heht o' drrc"Fs'
WAIVER eotOppel and equitable Idcurs
JlI-c Barrett aOids that the planths 1ulhc!eny snow
their ownership Of the stock by producing cer hrateS
whenever Issued. II 10 is not the representative az the
rr,of in It's hand. Tic word dividend used ia
these agreements not us0t IN It's ordinary sense.
aivGeud" - drpeHde the reasonable disc elton OF
the Trustees Company. Ials Wa. aa agreement 10
l,y money subject To- ne contingency tat there were
net earnings pay ir. Bat the rSht to lhon aer hey
we a. ,iur pass by D simple VI TOE STOCK
The contingency on when the dividends became cue
lapucle IN 1868 Those therefore, VINO purchased the
-tOe. after that date without any SPECIAL assignment dll
not acquire right To the past due dividends. on t1s
ground Judge Barrett nCn-suitcd four OF o plinH' lie
ewes uiin mt for nfJh. who had taken an assignment
Of tu6 diyldens and for the other SIX, including Mr..
Prou,y, whose certificates antetate 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
THIEVES AT COMFY ISLAND.

Owing to the efforts of the Brooklyn police,
Coney Island has bcca cleared OF gamblers anu o"'
Cotter aud his assistants making Efforts to stop tine
sale 81 liquor Sunday But there IS ono EVIL ta' mas
crown ~ the island become popular and that Is
the theft ~ valuable articles left in the charge Of bathing
hons. clerks Last year there many OF THIS KIND
reported 10 t. police authorities Of tins city and Brook-
Iyu Persons going to tho Island for saltwater bath'
and having bathing house, and displayed before thcr
eyes q large sign bearing the following mseIlpuoh'
The proprietor this bathing house VIII not be re-
sponsbe for vaInables LEFT in the clearinghouse All ar-
.jes M ,aluo can be left with the in charge Of
the batbng-suits." ANY person seeing the sign
will feel rather doubtful Of the safety OF the
small wooden shed in which he diarobes' anu as
rule will leave hs watch and money IN inc
care the charge: tsen. should ms articles Oe
come lost or stolen he surnses hat the proprietor will
De responsible. on emerging from the water, ana re-
guessing the hand him his property it may hap
pen that he may receive the gave the art
Giles to q who applied for them about ten minutes
after Won had entered the water. such has been Inc
ease and detectives have been assigned to discover the
swinder but after two three days occupied in hnnt
ing up clue the officer becomes tired In the end the
visitor is forced To acknowledge tha. his little pleasure
trip Ia COncy Island has cost him about 800 on 5000
than he had anticipated
\ OF tins kind occurred az Rockaway last summer
wealthy mrmber OF % downtown firm secured rooms
tue Neptune House Tor himself and family ana wa1 ~
the habit Of taking han eacE DAY lie WOuih receive
check for his property and bis return from tie water
would exchange the check for his watch, etc one eve
ming coming from tie water, he ~ usual sicpeiup 70
bnthin.h0uso tO receive his Jewery, ana was to
that il had bccu given a about fifteen minutes
before TIE clerk also had the aHdaclty Ia tel to gen
tnan that the proprietor OF the place was nor Response
bic fur the prUeFtv. which was valued az $lJVD Inc
latest accident of kind happened 20 Louis Ohman
ana his family OF No. 621 s.condavc., on Saturday;
They 20 the bathing place owned Dl man named
Vgorhs Rlr. Gilman. before entering the water re-
cciycd from his wife and daughter ther JeWeiy;
and deposited IL in s1tcAe, when ne handed
10 tic man who had charge Of the banngsuis. Aiter
his hath, Mr. GILMAN aske'i FOR bis s'lc9e The clerk
coolly informed him that man bad applied for II ten
minutes he mir. Ohiman) mad entered The water
coded in finding hc proprietor OF the place.
ana On making known his loss, was informed
NAT the proprietor was responsible for articles
len in charge his employees. The articles stolen coli
siSt q watch and chain. valued ~ $50; package "i
ntrrev amnupting 10 -y7 p cluster diimoud ring and
other iewcly, valued 500. The Brooklyn police are
working on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

On Thirty-fourth-st., near SiXth-aye where
stands the tabernacle for shadow in toe daytime
from the heat and place 81 refuge and for covert
from storm auJyron rain nearly 500 people gathered
last evening. They 10 listen 20 the Church Evan
celst the Kcv. J. v. Bonhsn, who is assisting the
avpreacbcrs FROM tie Church Of the Holy Trinity under
whose auspices the gospel tent services are conducted
This Is the seventh week Of work this season. and much
satisfaction is fclt at the Among the requests
for layers last evening, noticed that there were
many for persons at sea. i week ago tic Rev Nr
DouiaIn preached upon Christ inviting" Last evening
D., chose As Lls subject ChIis Weeping under crcun
stances Of seeming triumph. lie olt " The trunpH1i
entry OF The kGg Che JV"s lnto Jerusalem WHcn 1t
would seem that Hem ght Vel riOicet M 'he homHGo
or red 60 HIN. Undoubtedly AL sincerely render
81 y tue bind tnc manned ana tnc ldt whom lie mad
assisted aud perhaps oyeE those were present whom he
nd IA sod from tho GlG and yeti ~ ali th.s, CHRIST p
he wept Tor tAr city and people that would soon reject
Him. He wcpt tor their unn proved opportunities. The
application Of the historical facts was sptiJ made by
tie ptcacLcr. lie dEct upon TIE cupahuty o. N4inl
Ignorance, and urged his hearers 10 acquire heart
knowl .tigc a. their loving Savior.
The earnest preaching the sweet singing and tDc earn
esines. that prey allied the place were not without effect
and the Inquiry meeting Wei attended TINS is he'd
in o Ode rent after TIE general nesting The services
viii continue 81 tls week except Oh Saturday tAc Kew
Mr.. BOunain conducting them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

The mysterious disappearance oil Capt. Samuel
NJ Youman is still the prevailing topic oi discussion ~
Trenton. and tLoIc is division OF opinion 10 the
cause The dragging OF Assn IpnkcreeS fa.et 10 dis
cover the BODY samuel f. Foruau fathcrn-law Of the
missing uau explains the story about the forced note,
by saving tat his name endorsed upon note gwen
10y YouInaHs. and not being accessible when renewal
was required ms sonin1w signed his name, which act
hc Folmau. subsequently, ratified Inquiry IN every d.
rcciou h8s failed 10 suuuy any traces OF air Youmans
40 one Answering his description recognized BY any
of the conductors in charge OF outgoing traius at the
dine OF his disappearance. The relatives Of Mr. You
mans deny that Dee financially cmp1ua. sed, aud in
surport Of this statement declare that there - now
ha ancl s credit 90 1870 or threo banks at Trenton
lae nat found with bu,l.t-Eolo through IT, tcai>
30 m4Tks 81 blood. aud respectable phy stefan gives
it as bis opinion That The mole vas made ny Fir
ing FROM the ust'. Ms. Charles swan, wife az
q Yya.a reti'0dd engineer, says tL1t HDput II
O'Clock of thc uglt OF tLe disappearance shr heard
o scream. white 0thrre living near der. wHO were up
uni aflrr midnight. heard up u-usuai noises Mrs. You
man, sti believes That nor husband haa ocru the victim
e. play and has been LIsd- very H. Detectives are
ENGAGED in WORKING up the matter.
Twenty Nasnl- .ind twenty-five members OF military
company iu search ot gre missing Hau ycslrr
DAY. Insy searched through Bear ~wamp md around
Lawrence station Ior DIS body but without success. IRe
opinion prevails that bis absence is O"ing tO doucs
tic difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
STEWARDS HOTEL FOR WOMEN.

Stewards Hotel for Women at FOurth-ave
aud Inirt secondsI. is fast approaching completion
Since the work on tie building begun. all ntorua
ton as the appearance and arrangement OF the inter
Ior has been refused. The doors have been barred and
the windows panied and since 3lf Stewards death an
order from Airs stewart rom Judge Hilton has been
required 70 gain adnitance ana very few applicants os
the pcrinshoa have been euccessfGl Tie worknan en-
gaged upon the bdiIs TequTedtO be reticen upon
the subject 70 IS sad that instant dismissal would fol-
low any description, THEN part Of the Internal appear
ance OF the hotcl.
The stores are ready for occupancy; they have al
ready been rcnicd 10 IS reported The office Of the hotel
il almost finished. The large safe made expressly for
the hote VIII be- placed in position ana WI be used
as place q deposit Tor tine valuable property o the
guests The interior work 10 the Par0rs and chambers
OF the hotel almost completed ana much Of Tue
furniture has been placed ln The rooms Tie
rriuei,si part the furniture 10 De used IN
Inc building has been Eiadc expressly Tor this
purpose. add VII bc OF unique pattern. The saS
1l.et Throughout the building VIII Dc manufactured on
The premiere and artrsian well has been ou2, liom
which an abundant supply OF wafer l. expected II IL
understood that The botri viii bc opened about tie HIt
of the coming year The occasion viii b. appropriately
observed. III the intention Of the managers 10 exclude
visitors from tAe bulldiug until That time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
MURDERED WIrH A BRICK.

MICHAEL CAliiLL KILLED ~ DARKROOM QUARREL
4 quarrel between two drunken men in n
New Chambersst barroOm yesterday morning resulted
in the murdey OF one Of the participants Michael Cll
of No. - Oabst. and Daniel Murphy, young man, oil
No. 70 New Chambers-5t., went on prolonged
debauch. AhoGt 3 o'clock yesterday morning
they entered Timothy Driscoll's saloon at No. - View
Cnambcrssi. Alter drinking several times they
got INTO an alteration and Murphy called Caihh
a liar Cahl, who vas a powerful man, Immediately
foled Murphy with blow Of the fit and sprang upon
him. A scuGio between the two followed, in which
Murphy who is a slim man, wOrstcf Drscoll left
his place behind the bar and separated the combaauts
who then went outside {, settle their quarrel on the
sidewalk Murphy seized OF brick and hurled 1t 30
Cshil striking MIN in the mouth, and drawing blood
from the wound The force Of tae blow caused Cahl
10 fall heavily backward he pavement sriSnS the
back of his head the stones and fracturing his skull
Cah was taken to the Oast Station where h diei in
few minutes.
Murphy INV as he had seen the result OF his
assault Detectives Kearues AMI Carr went 10 the resi-
dencc his parents and ,hcy found Murphy ia his bed
and undresscd DE taken 10 tho Oik,t station Gni
locked IN Tic Coroner reviewed the BODY ana aiONcl
the friends 10 remove &C. Murphy stated that daring Eis
scui. with Ciii. he latter had got hn on te Ground
when DrsrOu pulled HIM away and then nc, huIphi'
RAJ, ont OF the saloon and down The street ClNi par
sued nn and. thinking himself M danger, he threw the
bfick. Murphy hls been WORKING Tor me past three
wears a. TIE chair mandatory 81 Ambrose W. BafnS-,at
No ~ New Cnlmb.St. IL said % be- fond OF drink.
and 30 profess q strong friendship for ANYONE VINO VIII
old, hl d"orhin> rlu. VINO occt cAaly went on
a debaucA lie leaves vile and live children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

The services of the Forty Hours Devotion
were celebrated yesterday morning at s. Cecilias
Roman Catholic Church. one and Flfh-st aad
seo0nd-ave high mass wac sung by the Rev Dr
Vrann Of Washington Heights and sermon Was Geliy
erred by Father O'D0nOhue. In addition the work Of
the regular choir, Mis- Emma ADbott sung The solo,
Nearer My God Thee aud ~ the oertory, Gounods
Ave Maria" with Accomplishments on the organ by Dr.
s. Austin Pearce on the piano by Charles Pratt aud
the violin by Frederick Pcrkius. A. The conclusion Of
the mass procession formed In tue aisies ~ the
rnrcl with little girls arrsyed white, sire wing flow
ers and young acOytes swngng oepsers Before the ben
tdcto Charles Fisgh, tcuoI, rendered The sOlu Tan
tul FrgO" FAtber tiattcry the pastor, took occasion
10 compliment toe volunteers ~h0 had gwen their ser
vices 40 make the ceremonies napOssng possible
Ia thanking Mia Abbott Dee referred 3 her Us the ST.
Cecilia OF America, the queen " melody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
A WARD THAT NEEDS CLEANING.

A recent article IN THE TRIBUNE, pointed
ont Tie fllAy ana unhealthy condition of the streets ID
the Tenth Ward. particularly IN the vicinity OF Ludlow
and E,scx-ss Officers attached 10 the B'arl Of Health
sitcG Warl on Saturday, and is understood th't
immediate step. viii De taken % remedy the evil. In
addition 10 toe removal rubbish and dirt from the
streets and tie improvement of the drainage facilities
It Hoped by many 0f the residents taat the garbage and
ash barrels VIII Dee cnptcd Cf their contents earlier IN
fbe dy and VIII not b, permitted 10 stand over Tor
"a davis 20 present great dcd ~ sickness already
prevails among the chitVr in thf Dstr,i, ana
fte death rate rs alarming GMouH the ILL
fanis. several gentlemen in Esse1st. nave called
the attention Of the authorities e. number Oh stables
which Omen inincdiaiey Ludlow, EssrN and
other street. ana wiich tire owners keep ~ hy con-
ditiuu. one place Lut0W-.t ctns 80 ioul an oder
that p,de-liaus arr compelled o cross the street ln
order 10 avoid g. TIC rcsdeuSs OF the Tenth ward arc
almost entirely Of tho lowv and Ignorant class 81
Iclrsws who DO not sufficiently interested IL The
matter 10 complain Of the disconiOrts and dangers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
AN UEPORTUHATE FAMILY.

Mary Jane Boyle, seven years, Catharine
Boyle four years. Margaret Boyle and one-liaH
years u age found Saturday morning utterly des
int They had had breakfast, and only piece OF
ouldy bread for their supper the sight before Their
clothing was barely suficient 10 them and
merely mass OF rags. They said that their
father was a hodcsrrisr, but was out OF work
He had been in the habit VI finding place for his family
10 Sleep in lumber yards. IN pleasant nights tho family
would lie grass anywhere, aud when II stormy
they would crawl under boards that had been piled up 10
protec; them littir The parents both sober and
prOfessed ~ be willing to work but said that n0body
would hire them. Tho children washed. decoDtly
dressed and then given good meal the first they said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16

The examination OF II. F. Rice, George VI.
Ferry and George Wardle Trustees of the Coagrcsl-
tional Church at Worthwhile, charged BY the Rev. H. "
Wright before Justice BeujaIaia at BiycrDead. with
assault and battery, committed wheu NJ Wright,
wh bis family, goods aul chsites. elected from
The churca parsonage resulted Ia tie discharge the
defendant. Wright sworo tEat tGey used hun very
roughly. wrenchmg his haad open 90 get key
fronl him. thereby hurting his wrist. and then psin.
him violently At the mont door; that they seized
wife with hab- IN her arms, aBT her forribly
afir Him. and then tBrcw his furniture roughiy "a
u damage it considerably. Al .scsc allegations were
denied by the defrndaL and cir tcnias sustain
~ r.sf tvl- b .s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
pFRJVRY IN. 4 BOND.

Julius Z. Rienan, charged with subornation
OF perjury in inducing William +. KEELING, Joseph H'er
and Henry Yelte 10 become straw IAN Tor Bernard
Knpfer on a disuler's bond ID May last arrested on
Friday Might by United STATES officers warrant issaec
fy Co,enJs,iOner SHIELDS. Detective Crowley, formerly
DeDuty United States Marshal, who had had consider
able experience with the STRAW" bail men suspected
the nature OF Kupfcr's bond, and made invesiige-
tons KEELING, who In the bond gave his occnpa-
zion a. ney-brokerE' M No. 81 BoNers,
stated that Remgu had induced him 10 on the bond
by representing that the proceeding was mere matter
OF form The bond purpOred 10 have been signed ~ t1e
snreties IN kowIfIscy where kupicr resided but heihg
said that Il was signed IN beer saloon IN ChhtL~isL,
IN the presence Dcpu Collector smith 81 Jersey C,
and maj the b0ndsinen paid 90 DO TINS by kenan
Reinan was admitted 10 bal IN $1,000 and wiz proDa
bly be used witness against Drply collector suhth
and the bOndsnen. A. they are arrested