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, 1877-01-20
WEST INDIA AND PANAMA TELE.
GRAPH COMPANY.
(From the European Mai!.)

An extraordinary general meeting Of
this company was held at the National
Safe Deposit Buildings on December 90,
Mr.. G. w. Earle, in the chair, when the
resolutions passed at the extraordinary
general meeting of the company held on
December IS for the reconstruction of the
company were confirmed, With two dissen.
tients. In order to ascertain the support
the directors had received, Mr.. Knight de.
manded o poll, which was seconded by Mr..
Abbott. Mr.. Ford, one of the directors,
having stated that the directors had an
overwhelming majority Of proxies 10 favour
of the scheme, the proposal for a poll was
not persevered with. Mr.. Abbott said that
he would like to have some information
with respect to the progress made with
the proposed negotiations. 1t was, perhaps,
not in order at the present meeting to ask
for any particulars from the chairman, but
he thought q little information would be
satisfactory to the meeting. The chair.
man stated that the negotiations with the
colonies had been 80 far satisfactory.
Martinique had, however, declined the
proposals, whilst the other French colony
had agreed to them as, however, M ar
IiniQue had consented to reconsider the
question, it was hoped that that colony
would reverse its decision.
, 1877-01-20
ST. THOMAS DOCK COMP ANY
(LIMITED).

The ordinary general meeting of this
company has been held at the offices, Mr..
E. Barnett, the chairman, presiding. The
report stated that since the last meeting the
dock, the completion of which was then
announced, had continued to work most
satisfactorily and without accident, taking
up the large intercolonial ships Of the
Royal Mail Company and other heavy
ships, and s~atisfac ton bad been expressed
with the way in which the vessels had
bsen locked and unlocked. Notwithstand.
Ing the depression in the shipping trade,
enough had been earned to meet the neces.
sary working expenses and maintenance,
and provide a sum sufficient to enable the
Board to pay for the major portion of those
coupons on the first mortgage debentures
which matured in the course of 1873. The
revenue accounts showed that the total re-
ceipts from JAM to Sept. 80 last had been
1885,. The chairman, in moving the
adoption OF the report, commented on the
principal statements therein. Referring to
the hurricane, he highly commended the
energy displayed by Mr.. Friend, who was
originally sent out as assistant to the late
Mr. Bell, their resident engineer and dock
master, by whose death the company had
sustained 9 great loss. Mr.. Bell always had
full confidence in Mr.. Friend, and as they
had every reason to be satisfied with his
management Of the dock in the absence
, 1877-01-20
THE "MOCTEZUMA," j
FOUND BURNING ON THE MOSQUITO
COAST,
From the Bulletin, 81. T1Om0s.)

His Excellency the Governor General Of
the Island of Porto Rico, in a telegram yes
terday, tells me (ths Spanish Consul in
st. Thomas) the following =
The steamer "Jorje JUAN" while ex-
aiming the Mosquito coast, found Moe
tezuma" at anchor and burning In Baiz-
man bay. It's Grew on the beach, nine
pirates fed on the approach of the boats.
Twenty Of the crew, who remained, were
seized.
Which 10 published for general informa-
ton. -
LAMB & Co. have received the following
information
"Moctezuma" vas off Cape Gracias d
Dios, and three ofthe cYew haze already ar
yived at HauQno, from TTyiUo.
No doubt, the Steamer will shortly be
placed In the possession of the Owner. Mr..
Ramon de Herrera, Habana.
, 1877-01-20
FOR SALE
N T V 5 ] { A R
ON ESTATE ANGUlLLA.
APPLY TO
F. COULTER.
AnguilIa, January 9th 1877.

n II.
" G. RATcLIFFEs Opbuds BIO indkal-
des herved til ct Mode paa Boet, sem
vii bliye afholdt i un dertegnedo
Skifteret Onsdagen den de Februar
d. A. Efermiddag XXI. | sIet, for at
tr@ffe Bestemmelse angaaende ct af
st. Croix F@lles- rkogerier gjort
Tilbud ON Kjobet af de Boet tilho-
rende Huse og Lodder No. 80 og
No. 40 strandgaden Chri stiansted.
Christiansteds SNIfteret den lite
Januar 1877.
II. A. YRS
, 1877-01-20
THE CREDITORS in

THE CREDITORS in Ii. C.
RATcLTFFE's Trustee Dealing are
hereby summoned to q meeting,
which will be held in the Dealing
Court on Wednesday the 9TH Of
February next at o'clock p. M, in
order to consider and decide on an
offer made by the " st. Croix Sus ar
Central Factories" for the purchase
of the houses & lots No. 80 and No.
DO Strand-street in C~hristianstcd,
belonging to said Dealing.
Chistiansted's Dealing Court the
llth January 1877.
q. A. JURS-
, 1877-01-20
INVENTORY,

among which Military Uniforms, Panta-
looms of Broadcloth and Duck, also 2 fur
naces for heating balls and one "a lbs. gun
carriage, which 2 last articles may be seen,
the former in the Depot yard and the
latter on the Protestant Quay.
Christiansted's Auction Office, January
18th 1877.
T. 4. IURS.
, 1877-01-20

ET FTER Begiering at Captain RAUpAcH
A it0Ige Pr9siden,skabets Resolution vii
we'd o%fentlig Auction som afholdes, i Diet
Kongelige militaire Depot L6verdagen den
code Januar d. A. Eftermiddag ri. 2 slet,
blive bortsolgt
, 1877-01-20
AUCTION.

T the request of Captain RAuPAcH by
"a order of the Presidency will be scld at
public Auction, to be held at the Royal
, 1877-01-20

Military Depot on Saturday the goth Jane
uary next at 2 o'clock p. m.
SOME
CASHIERED ARqICBLS
20 F.
INVENTORY,
, 1877-01-20
Endeel Casserole
IUGS
NVENTARIESAGER,

hvoriblant Blouseunitormer. Kledes- og
Ravndugsbuxer, SAINT 2 Kugleglodeovne
og cen 24 lbs. Rapert, hviike sidste 2 Glen
stande ere til E~ftersyn, f0rstnevnte i Depot
garden og sidstnevnte paa Protestant
quaien.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, den 1ete
Januar 1877.
H. A. JURs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
THE CHARGES AGAINST MR.. BUTLER.

,xvrsuCA1ToS POSTPONED, AWAITING CORONER
FLANAGAN's EXAMINATION OF THE DEAD CHILD
The charge against Washington ). Butler
and DIR. Albert g. NewcOmb, OF causing the oea'h OF
Mary Gimores newborn child, have not yet been iny
investigated There is little additional 10 add to tho
us account in Saturdays TRIBUNE, nothing OF import
ance having happened since the prisoners were lis
charged from custody Friday morning Coroner
Flanagan has been working upon the casc and Is ndcr
stood IN have obtained valuable evidence but refuses TO
allow il TO he made public On saturday morning MIS-
Carey the midwife was arraigned at the Washington
Place Police Court, before Justice Flamlner NO COLI
plant was made against but tho justice saying tat
te Gaze belonged to Justice Murray. refused To make
any disposition the prisoner, and she was therefore
remanded to the custody Of the police until tomorrow
to await possible complaint against her
Mr. Butler sin holds that the charges against hinl are
made in consequence Of conspiracy between p''e'Nc
Mooney and The United states Life Insurance Company
He saws that ne courts publicity and wishes to make
known his relations with Mrs. Gilmore declaring 'hat
he can prove them TO DC no more than chail'aDo i'
ton Detective BOand who caused bis arrest iurihor
declared Mr. Butler lad been following him Tor tDree
months past, ana he bad received dlfcct lh'orihaoh
HAT John T. Dewitt, late President Of the United states
life Insurance Company, had said that the company was
willing Ia ,ptpd $50 Or0 order 10 break down me law
s against IT, aud would pay any amount to break MN
G3ucrl Al tie lar. Mr.. Butter also declared that The
mother OF Tie baby mad told him tLaj the prrna'mo
birth OF the child caused by her falling down go r.
lie had paid d.. NewcOmb nothing Tor attending n'r
The Suncrntcndcn 0t Policies OF the United SliuS lic
InsTaca COMPANY declared that there was no tfih III
Mir Buffers charges against tie company, against
which he had silt Tor lev llultd o. ATe NHttN'l
proceedings the company intended taking against hin
would be entirely above board. M Mooney vas very
indignant 40 The charges OF conspiracy against MN, ana
declared fha ne would proue M Butler e. ne gniy nor
only Of THIS C,ne, but Of similar crimes III come, Gl
with Other cOorcd women Mt hoont' Ia 'r ma am
dqyts which would prove that he had iad com
united ON other women. Numbers OF lawyers, anon
whom ar. Mr,Ss. Hogan Jones Green. have offered 40
defend M Butler. Tie mvcsgaiiOn Will bc co"uLHtd
as soon q. Coroner Flanagan edinS POSSESSION oil The
rn-ln.. nnNN and l-aln. Inc NLue. o. US lclLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
THE COURTS.
A MURDER TRIAL.


STEPHEN COOPER TO DE TRIED TO-DAY IN PoUGH-
KTEPsIE FOR SHOOTING ms sON-CONPLICrING
STORIES OF THE MOTHER AND WIFE OF THE
PRISONER
IFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEI
POUGHKEEPsIE, March 1S.--In the jail in this
city ignorant old man, aged 81 years charged with
williuy and deliberately numbering his SON. His name
stephen Cooper, and he IL what Is known In Eastern
DutchcsS "mountaDeer" His son, stephen Cooper
jr was % years OF age He and his father could
never agree. Besides them In tho household there
were n mother and daughter. stephen Coorer
shot his son to death Monday Oct 30, 1870
He was not arrested 10 once and not until after his vie
tim had been buried did public opinion seem to awake 10
the enormity OF the crime. 1t wac committed ~ Co"pef|
town. little hamlet in the town OF Dover, In Dulchess
County. Upon proper application after the iuDefa oi
deceased an inquest was held, the principal "lth'SS
against the murderer being his WIFE, Her name ~ Mary
Barnes Cooper and she Is ignorant and aged She testified
that the mind of her was not strong anu that ms
lacking In that respect generally understood
on the day named her came "a the house ana was
ordered by the father not to enter It, the latter threaten
ing to shoot him II he did. The son went away, ana
while he was gone tho father took down his fred
the charge that in it, reloaded II and seated him
self the doorway. The returned soon after and
his mother begged him TO go to the mouse He an
swcrcd that he was not afraid and would " tax WIN
father" He approached u WITHIN Ittt 81 w .u"1',
when Bis father fired in'cting wound from when Ne
died in Ahagall Cooper. the oil cfainotter,
testified that there had been bad feeling bctWtrh
father and for four months the boy came 20 thc
house Monday aud wanted some der hu' GA NOT
got it his father sober and knew what ne was DONG
and the boy ltt shOcy after the father ard vic od
some words The rcturLcd and approached his father
threatening manner. saying hc "ou,d stomp Ms
brains ont. Ed1ar Denny testified tha' he hc1ft iho
father say hc had shot Lis and not orrF Tor D.
The COroucrs jury returned verdict OF pr'mediti.d
murder. Tnc murderer was greatly 1nr'ted over me
result and sank back helpless In his cnar HIS tt1ai
VA. open ia The Cirgut Court in tbs city u-norIoH
Il.
WO0dH, the DisrctAt,0ney, viii conduct Tie ease Tor
the People, the prisoners counsel beng eA-Diainct-
Attorney william ]. Tluruc aud cN,Justicr Ransom
Baker. II Thought that the entire ease VIII ne con
ciuaed ia day stephen Cooper 10 SIX feet h%h has
gray HAIR and blue eyes, and - 1t1cr ploasah. conn
tcnuucr. Ia the season the members %, The family
gained a livelihood by picking mountain berries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
CHRISTIANITY AMONG THE HEATHEN
4 REVIEW, b TilE REV. H. NJ. FIELD, OF MISSION
AIRY WORK IN FOREIGN LANDS.


80, CI.I 3 ~, C,l.,.o,,.,,,, llr,sl,, t.,i.,\
Az inc Nhilch ol ulcNo''4"'i' y i'N"S ''''",|'
nj Parkyc and hrty -hfti-st. ycstcday morning, the
,o,, ,I.,,,, n r,pld ,,rc.cbcd a ,.rpou on Coin
49, -. -, -. ,, I...,l, iii =.
MOtuiH uc ""fId' Iis ''AI ""' NUN ~ '
"nw beautiful upon the mountain" are the lcot OF MN
tho, b,,r.tf ,ni tiduy. t,ot puI!i-hcth peace" Mr.
| ,.,. -, ., .,t, . ,,.,..Io,,s .. l.,
fieid star" 'uh' nc ava L"' 'I,'H' ~ ''''
about different countries, hut Simply 10 inhO" up "hai
MIGHT lac the missionary zone from personal obsrT
~, "a. -. .,,.,..,I,.. ,lot ,,,i...,,
Fhttohs' lie "p"Ae " t"o N'c"' ""''"-' nv
aries had to contend with, AMI reclTti Wlcuy 40 HIS
,,,,,. work and ,Yris in the Eastern countries, OF
,n, r,u ,,i,,,, and ot,cr. III, s,,nlo also of
N"b"' "'o''' s., 49,.
The great influence brought to bsaT by i"|"ilcdHls
AGAINST Christianity Following re some OF the principal
-. > ~. .,......
to'"'s VI III ''''''> . ~,
Fewer MuSSuluanS are converter IMAM ll'ao'S IHVII
racinu * so connected with pnitral power that there
- - 49,. ...,..,,.,, ., cri- tioui.v iii
Is Iluc h'p' "i any ''"''''i""' - ~" ''
thai authority g. broken Each school ana thhl'l 'oh
tc I,nspnorls e. the TigiS lighthouse, ana viii b. a
=. IL ,,..r ,.,,.,, ,,st 't.,.,l, ma, ,ccur. H. I'm,
''h''i !" nam "i'' "' ' y. 49,.
influence Of our missionaries h.N '"h- DIG" 'i'' in'
missions in MA more familiar 10 s an any oth'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
sr1crpE OF 4 MAN OF srxTY-FIvE.

William II. SimOnSon, who on Tuesday morning
last committed suicide Center Morichcs single
nearly CJ yoaIs old formerly resided and did business
Roslyn. Queens County, but having brother living al
Morche there In 1874 and built small house
Ketchans Hotel he lived alone, boarding with his
brother A times be seemed subject to lis OF mental depres
sion III occupied his bed Monday night appears
have arisen early made his preparations for with
great doliboratOn He shot himself while standing
center of Tie His skn blown
fragments these with brains blood and hair
over furniture in the room. Investigation showed further
~ Il bU had placed box in his trunk his watch, peck
ook yowaT bonds Dd mortgages. bau book. other
uapeJs relating he estate, The top being
KnIwrtup addressed "a his brother without date
tGrC ayOwug bis purpose Of s'fdestTucol but virg
reason for H. he lett property valued al 5000 The
coua NOT have been the result OF financial difficulties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
TIE DEAD PRODUCE SPECTATOR.

The search for James Kingan, the wealthy
p,oIuce merchant has al last been concluded, dispatch
having been received saturday by joan Sinclair OF
Sinclair Co which stated that Thomas Kingan had ar
rived at RcLibucto and had identified the remains OF his
brother and would bring them 10 NcyNu.k as soon Js
possible The dispatch Was confirmed by one which Nls
received lev Mr. Kingn's wife. AT tne inquest on the
r,luans OF 3i. Kngdu C.. Davidson the conductor oi
the Train testified that there nOtAiIEn Nj Kingans
manner that indicated insanity. Clarence Moore Tie
conductor Oi Tie Pullman car hctween Moncton hnG
Quebec thought that lie was very nervous. ne had "
small bottle 0f Euuor tn him. but had not the appear
ancc OF belug under The influence uf simuuts lhcit
was 10 further intelligence regarding ne remains ft
II bas been suited the street That large ana 1p"r
Prndac. y <cbasc he also bucd tie STOCK market
and exercised considerable Influence over - but was
alWays an cXlrcmoly rctlocil ana seclelNt OIrIhloT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A rRrynrD sUlroR's ATTACK on THE woMA

A FREyZIED SUITOR's ATTACK on THE WOMAN
WHOM HE PRETENDED 10 LOVE.
An attempt at murder and suicide was made
at Newark " j. Saturday night. the result OF dsip-
pdntod passion and Of bad whisky The facts OF the ease
so far as they he asceraned from the persons con
cemed are rs follows Living with the family OF Mr.
Matthews at No. 2G3 Warren-st. WAS is scpdauSI,cr
Mary Matthews. and a relative named Peter Dtgh'n,
who recently returned from California after an abs'nc
of several years lie conceived violent passion for Miss
Mary which was rcciprOcdtcd. In the evening, Mr
and Ars Matthews being absent Dcrnen proposed mar?
rage 10 the young lady. Exactly what passed between
them is not known, but Dcgncn seized knite and cu
the girl across the wrist and back Of the neck Thinking
he had kcd he went INTO the hail. placed The nnz-
zle OF hrcaclloadug rife to his night ear and fred t'
lulct d. s,ng through the car abltcn2 The Skull ana
entering the brain Che wounded man was tih'u 10
police Headquarters and then 10 ST. Acn& rs Hospital
On the way Deentn tried to draw his Knife. II Is thought
10 finish tho cifort to kill himself His victim was also
taken To fhc hospital. While Bcgnen was busy with lis
rnirlcrous work kerosene lamp Was upset, exploded,
and set the room on ire. The fire department promptly
extipgshcd the flames before much damage was done"
The walls of covered with blood ana gave
Indications desperate stTnc gle having taken place
When The miserable tca that he could not re-
yer ne said that lac sorry lie Oil not succCt' ~
Mary had ruined life. DoneF alive last evening
but sinking very fast Miss Mathew6 II pronounced ou
DANGER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
CHURCH QUARRELs IN COURT

The Rev. Charles l.. AicCarthy al the I'M
vcrsa~t Church. vino accused OF several ofens@- by
the Rev g. c. swcctser before the Committee OF Fellow
ship Ordination, and Discipline Of that church and SIS
pended by that committee, not o. the charges, ~ he
claims but because he rcus Il 20 bind himself not To
bring civil suis against hls nccuScr anil the W. Ecs'c
has bo.un proceeding by mandamus to compel hS 70
admission. IN "a long affidavit he states tia: the commit
tee had no right 10 make such demand on him under
the rules of the church. and when IL made II II knew thai
ne had already begun libel suit against Mr. Sweescr
He denies that he attempted To tmidatc aHy Witnesses
though ne did reply in answer TO their demand:
Having absolutely Refused To sign document contain
Ing substantially same requirement, now positively
refuse to make any such promise. and desire further
To- be- white most respectful. frank and determined III
the EXPRESSION Of solemn intention 10 prosecute not
only Mr.. SWcrt-cr, mt also every witness WHO may
Islander durug these proceedings lie thiIE'-
nIIant uirillty on the committee the members brih~
s,nal trirud, OF iii. SV tcstri chat 10" mas h"d u"
LrirH-; tlaL lac sui Ogt bN th.c action nom Ih'
puip, 81 hi. Denominations and that De has timit,
consisting ct his f. and eight young children depend
uz upon him support uud tna ue 81 o. ms tppI en-
Dlnyluent ia his profession means ~ gaun- I'VE
ih1od for his wiz and family" Judge Donohur granted
an order 10 show cause. roiirudbc hcAt Monday, why
such maHdduu5 sDOud not ISSUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
CURIOUS SUIT ABOUT A SAPPHIRE.

4 yer, curious ease, involving the genuine
ne, ~ precious tonc came up before judge McAda"
in thr Murine Cont saturday, ON motion 10 .Isniss
the proceedings In the salt OF Dudiey ". Ferguson
a.n. h. f. Austin. a icwclcr in this city. Ia December,
ISL Nh Ferguson 0ought Of the decnaant sapphire
for /: $50. %, d had il mounted for 1891 additional
year uftcrward Mrs Ferguson was told by IN English
S,cr lat thc what Is known ia tie Trade H.
"drublct." less value than gruuiH" sapphire
The riug was taken back 10 the place where 1t waf
BOUGHT aud Mr.. N3s,u's brother pronounced y dono-
ct TIE dcrulaa. vas in doubt and wanted 20 see .'
nnrrrof the stone before settling with the plain IT,
rniuluu. tra there mistake In Min" DIS "'lc3.
-,l,r e.. I Nee was also atuCci before Fr.ei'. rHr-
M ,,y inlt tlc stone might hive been changed 10 tAr
..tuuy Alexander BUmriu and J. k,i", jewelers. o.
many year. cA pcrgneg hOh pr nOuu.cd on" stone .4
In. ring "a IouHiC The defendant and has brother %rtc
of re same opinion. but said trc stone originally .nt o.
he ua.ut,H ~. sapphire. AFTER nu'n at"ltilhai
.yi.f,r s VS. s.gr-,td that the d. uitu stoar lnI-4
M, a 9. uUirc after Az. II was Submitted I" further
y9Uiutilru au proved to De- genuine sappur' beyond
doubt 81 Ferguson, request 20 nave lh. pI'':fii-
dismissed without COSTS denied and me- VIII Ir"'A
have 10 pay more TO stop The SUIT Than the 9S os--!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
A COUNTY TREASURER IL ARREARS.

HUGH MNoBERTS or RICHMOND COUNTY ALLEGED
10 BIZ 500. 900 BEHIND IL Hls ACCOUNTS
The exact amOant Of the alleged deficiency
IN The accounts Hugh McitODelts eSOunty Treasurer
Of Richmond County, :. L. appears from the balance
sheet prepared by his deputy, Israel c. Den is
SCI $50 81. McEobarts claims 10 have made payments
for the county since this balance made which would
reduce the amount 10 S530cO hut Dcnyse tcstihcs
- 600 from tax Sales $500 from back tax, and
- 200 trust funds received 10y Mciobrts for which
credit was given TO the county. MciiUherts also, IL il
alleged neglected TO pay ei0622 80 due the williams
brgh Savings Bank last year, and $3.50 interest and
S15 GOO for pat duo bonds 10 the Citizens Savings
i,uk the money for which had been levied in taxes
twice and now mas levied the third time upon he
taxpayers making - 500 in all The CoDIonlr has
not fled the Supervisors mat there is balance due The
STATE for State taxes of Sis9g9 This money had also
been levied. but McEOberts states, had not been col
iectcd.
Sics,rs Frcan aud Hcrpeck, the Supervisors Com
luit.ce, have employed an expert, W MchcTn Of
N,.y. York, who il engaged ia going through
tie books, and VIII doubtless ascertain Who'll her sic
Roberts, statements are true. His sumcs arr AL re-
gpou.lhr having justified in the Of 100000. The
county, therefore, win not probably bc Loser by bis
alleged defalclton. MGR bcrts LOST fI210o ny the full
ulc Of the hanbIug firm OF Turner y Co. ol tins city,
The .X-LrcISuVcr that his hOud9uirn snail not
eulcr any Loss and that " time j. ivea him he VIII pay
the word lis LOHdanIen are George becht J. Charles
BiscluN. cN : lperVlsOr Christopher, cx-SupcryisJr
DctcYIcL and Capt. John II. HousemalL They met
NcEDacrts at StaplCtOu Saturday OTdcr To arrange
sccount books, aud is probable mat they viii soon
lac fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
CELEBRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~. 1900 ALL, - ,pba Iri.h mort
W A'iiN"i'N, ht''h TO- nv 10"
can citizens OF 'h' District "i Colombia no'W''l'''l'-
ing the o"-S'o'il' ',' ,o
o, '''ir 'on -'''"' ny , ,,ostI,o, Inc,
at an cJfiS hcur' ana mass proper o. ~ NP'''i VI
land celebrated a. 10. Roman thL"hc 'nulcHr@ "i
thmng The srSid. Of the EXccuGge Mansion aud paid
marching salute 10 Ga" President TH" NieM,d mem
from t"r mann iyi' t Vi ~ f ,d f to,rrr,1 md
i ~ a P t,vrI 49, saint" 10 he Chirf Ma-is-
rtc. vIo stood uncovered bowins in response 10 the
manifestations 81 lr7l"'|
st IpTtS March iS.=St. Patrick Day WAS
I'd 1o IN t,e o,,nnrr usuaI with orr Irish Gill
gcns rir Ma. was celebrated e, ST. Malachi, Cnurch
IN ilc f,rruonp and an eloquent paucgyric was pro-
,,u,,,d l,y Father Zticer I'm tie afternoon there
~. ,..,,,.. all .. . I.,,,,,..,t t,,upcr ,,c.
a"I Diner Roman Catboc soclru.s in me oty, accom-
panied ~ lftr 1"mhrr 81 c'tL'r1 ~ ~. "'i
a. L'.,, ~ ~ Panic, IaI tlrr D.. slIlar an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Supresls Court Caambcys-By Judge LAWRENCE
Hewlett ast. WooExp inaton required Mates q Br,nck
erhon; Afwater agt Jasper. ara Lamb art. Mckinley
Granted Piatt Plat l. no hesessy ff granting
~, Injunction: memorandum. Plat at. Platt-MOtOa
for an aitachment denied memofandapi Solomon
agt. Webber.-MouOp granted Without COSTS; mono
randun Belts ag Bctts.-MOti0n grancd without
COSTS memorandum Bell aSr. MeCmD.-lhe orler dora rot
ufnm 10 the smith ag Ben Motion II, Dlea;
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