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, 1877-09-06

The 77kaet uses, n Is propvr, Nkw York
datc.l'nc, and With equal proprIrty eresll.s tho
Information tu tho Lratl, whence its Represent
at!ve obtained IT, shrirxs ". FISK sgo,ser, !a
explanation Ut hta method VI t'callng news.
THIS sudden conversion to journalistic l.xeury
Induces hope that hr wilt Use fIh!ra.o tl4lc-
llnct "ns ~ proper" una wilt "w:rl equal
l'ruprcty credit tito Information u to Inn
TRIBUNE hereafter, when l,e ftscls called upon,
a. heretofore, to xtcal frusu tl.is papcr.
, 1877-09-06

Tic New York Ess.hiy Iuit saS1 "tthae II III
pears very murh u It Mr. EoNKLtS0 gas cx-
pcrtmonting w.tll Mr. CoRs9LL to see II tho
Naval Officer u abiu to pull auy Ut tho Senator's
chcstnuts out of the lire. II afr. CoRSuLL fails
to get the cllcstuuts, there Is ,,ot!i,l. u ao,v
that Mr. CoNHLISu ever luudc tho experiment.
There Is n1tl,.ng Ike ekIil when you nro rearh-
tny utter hot ctcs.uuts, but In tho ton,u,1n
speech such SKILL IL not irnuI,,atci sta8tstl.u.
sttn.'s
, 1877-09-06

It. CLAr CRAWFORD, a'ias OsMAn Pasta, 4
elnrged with having been Indicted to stealing.
an'l wo awatt patiently information a to what
department SrExcEn 1'naha, will b assiguot
by the Turlss.
, 1877-09-06
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

.APoL1o CoMMAMpERY. So. T. NNlQtrrs TEN.
ND 70 RENDEZVOUS in ctiEcns dFtAa st The AfmOfy.
tht1 tThursdaJ> forenoon o'clock. Hroapt t0 u.
1r.s r. G: of ,troo Con1saaery Train. retaroing 70
Mruber1 Of Sister CunnanAeFics coustcuuRly invf
ted to join With u.s. BJ ufttr ef the E.. e.
J. Il. DUNLOP, Recorder.
, 1877-09-06

This turning up Of prominent Amcrlcaus IN
tla TuFko1alssfan war prepares t1s for the On
tIouncelncnt TINT ten. NEroxolscA1rzGr ts
nuhe utiles than HENRY CLAY DEAN,
, 1877-09-06

ct. Louis Is rejoicing oyer new Board Of
Public Works. appointed to. devise ways and
Mcaas to ayctt tho threatened foreclosure: on
thu new Chamber VI Cvn,ucErv,
, 1877-09-06

The f'o,s tAinks that as the JoNEsRs have slnl
tho tut Offices Tor slxtgen YEARS, 1t ia only fair
that representation VI tiIa still mosu numerous
sMIrn iu.ntiy should gct slice oi tho tuske5,
and nut l,ayo to feed uu Luzzard forever It
Iuukcs sEi!lfMl application Ut tbs prrdiyatot IL
tl4r Chicago Col1cytorsh!p.
, 1877-09-06

Dy going back On Dkl0NAM Youso, ANN
ELIZA las lost iltalu over IS, ,00. A. tho
book aud lectures soaEcoIy netttsl thai, 1t u
probable aha Ia tearing lles hair.
, 1877-09-06

Says thu New York .SHu: II moro dclfcata
compliment even than the presentation ii tue
freedom Of the City Of Edlnbur1, las bec. tc:..
dcrct' ocu GRANT In the prosecution Ut tho
.o"r7ta! sies Alpes for speaking 'iusu,tlneIy' oi
l1ins. This maY bu rcgardcl as substantial
recognition Of lis exalted dignity, such us has
not been everywhere accorded him, mud IT sug-
Ecsts tho Thought that sorc III tic cx-l'scst-
aehts former rssaaEks about newspapers haye
fcachcl tho other side Ut the Mptpr.,,
, 1877-09-06

The marriage Ut two Acaf.mutes In th[s cityf
Tuesday. might we'll be called ~ quiet aiIals."
, 1877-09-06
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tlSS tlse of of ts,n;; 1dt t
Hrcci1nctI eop,es aent frce.
To crcsCat dclaJ and mistakes bo suro and 1ivc Post
oftCc alfrezs In full including State md County.
f'eaniHancts may ho made either hS draft c1prs1s
fst OEce orcf or In registered ltttets n oos rtsk
TRIMS 70 CfTI subscRlnrns.
Daily, delivered, RundaJ excepted 25 cents per week
iAiF. delivered sunday Included. 10 crnta pcr weeh
Address TIlK TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and ncastnrn. .st4. Chfca9ot Ill.
ndc's fof tho delivery Of TUE Tnlnuhr II Etanston
EnEcwoud- ind l1rde Park LEFT In Tie oonntns.nom
Viii teexite prompt Atlent1un.
, 1877-09-06

EA1k4AiNa&f tE9 ~ AOIQfGk EkA5A VAt AAl
further attempts Of tint kind in tho future.
|s=:=. = -
...:,a Z, o1an .ne,i ~ nv. HnEAt: ns.f-
~, t .o"ao =. ~csss aso g. Ans "'h1Sa 1", s".o
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vsa. ts Ivy o'.'a aa .oe :, eano, aua
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% ~ao. -. - ~ uoos n<.., .seiy p'.1 " ~ s,opo w
Camt s.i = Wv 's .u.us01s' 49, '"' 11s,,1 e499' ~
~. , ..,a..,. s'' s". ~ 1.a'' v ~. 1,,A11 ana
e.s. .Nss4e o. :" 131po s1,as VII D''sA
~" .s p,oaas. n" noa.a 's Wv ~ a's't4ee ~
sao -, 'uo''1 WIZ 'uss lu' i"a'.'l' u
asn.'4o ,, - suAo ~ sus a's"'o ~ sao
.''D's4u : =" on0 ~o'a' ''N' ''.oto ""a ou1
ouo ", 'ala w. "oe1. m eupP'y' w.: ~ sa'
s"As "nea' esop u 'na Noi'""oot' "o'.f-
ln,4o'S' 4tio ouato "ens VI p1n'fns ao"o .no
It was WILDLY copied throughout tho West;
the farmers quickly npprohended tho sound
ness Of tho ndvlco, and hayo acted upon It.
Wo desire now to rciserate that advico
with tho confirmation Of its soundnoss which
events have alroody afforded. The GENTLE
men In this market who sold down to o14
conts arc confronted now with tho cash prico
Of 81, 16, and they will l>e Obliged to buy in
nt something like that t1ruro il tho forn,ers
kcop cool aud send their wheat along slowly.
iu rrsponse 10 tho le1ituate domand, Tho
Now York bcare hayo boon caught along with
tho western 1,c.ra Tin anocnlntora in Tint
market l1oyo until recontly confined their
, 1877-09-06

h1eVtckrrn Theatre.
Madison Ftfeet between State and penfoo7n. "Da.
b." MesdRmr1 lion. stoneaIl, MRge, otn. Massrs.
MCrfcker, Whectoek. rtatson, etc.
, 1877-09-06

Mc0sot mrceA between sfnte and Deasborn. F1rtt"
clAs4 variety. John Ncly, Thatcher xnd Huma; Aisa
Julia NGco&t. rte.
, 1877-09-06

Ctsrk street, opposits Sherman rlou2e. HAvcrtI
Mtnatrcls Near. Add rtJnan. Billy Carter. Moran It
, 1877-09-06

Exp0sft4au building.
Michigan avenue. Opp0a1to Adams street. Inter.
State Industrial Exposition. Day and escafn4.
, 1877-09-06

Moaroe street, eorpef Of Dearborn. "ThA Flag Of
Honor 1rand las1ss. led by MllcA- Kosa and 10
Tpntupufe,
, 1877-09-06

Randolph strcct. between Clark md LAsate. 'rof.
hidden Fruit" MesdAn.es Newton, MyerA cts. !
Noe1Ea- nohsun. Cxann, u'Nellt eto.
, 1877-09-06

ei'e'1 A. they had stood In their ranks few mo-
!AeAlo "e.otc' ~ ~s' ne'"e nv ."s.ano 70 "1'ne"
, s n.oy' r a,. u1ou"' pa.s ,'r ne!", lnoDo 's'Ns
".p.u ."-N "e" ;" tns oppr.o tt!ee','n run ue1
a'a"'. ,na s'.xas Ioiuko Den'nI WV ners.
u,o s."'U 'eoxIst "ua', VI .,ns ~" WIG
....s -, sna,e', ~ 1nelo wa, no csx '"'7 ."l.
~ =. 1 n,'''' ANY 1'"ee pss.l
.ar1.. ~. y nh'on eoma'oes .. sAen.oS
e""a ,ns 'atc! W. "aina 'as no1 etsa
s..t s.. ha., ucos' 'sl1 uat .,... ~" 'Hnt
s"1,r"-,nn ..."I" Ie.y' ~ a,''I,pa'",. ~, =.
ornjna aI sen NJ y" ~ =, n,e
and frausht with tho sran,!e.t o,ents. The con.
duct Of my troops wa. sublime, anil the occasion
, 1877-09-06

tFYf
The evidence upon which tho 0Fand Jury at
Columbia, 8. c.. Lave found tt,etr Indictment
nr,,.t earotor u ,-rrpunv E. ~ ~, t,,,,,,r. 49,,
"km"st se"atol lAithNs',s - y. 1oo "hPot.ah.
cl1aFactcr to pnss nnotiec'1. II appears that
upon one o<cas,o,,. in 1o1,, there yts 4 mcctfnc
ri .o,,o nf t,,o In,,fo-. ~ ~, r.,t.,.,,,r,, ~
u so1hc u '.e 'caueIe oi Inc Legislature a.
tATTEhsoS's holiac. During tho consultation
PATTERSON rayc Judru T. j, AfAcKEr letter.
,,,,t,, H.. 80 -, ,.a.., r., ..... =" ., 80.
"iae" "e "as ~ osH1lu i" uetsoh u oIlc hiNF-
TON, the Financial Agent of 8osltll Clroltna In
New Y,,rk. who wes tJ,nn v:s,ttprr IN cotun,f,io
1..,.. ~ :'.... s ~. .s,' -. '
oudso alAckEf. auspcet'hE the eontchla oI TUG
letter, took It to Gtr. SEOrr. and they cot)-
ct,-r,i l., +bo ,,.+cr,,,,o,tor ~ hr,,t, Is t,o,,
~, 49, =. se 49, '''.|. ~ Dt."" ~ ots'''
lie lcttcr was then photographed, mud, after
securing copies nt,l destroying tho negative.
a., ,.t,,,.,,I ,.,,. ,ar,o,.,, .,,.1 ,.ri., -.
t"o "''s."H' "ns Aeoe'"e'A a''A i'"!t"e" ~ h'ht"
TON, who IN turn delivered It to Treasurer
ptnKEit IN tl,r prescr,re If AitcKEy Tin let
,r. :. -. f.,,,.'..,., '''0 w.
.-',,s....,,., n
tunEiA Kail,tt,Sy CoxrSsr. t,uLunnfA. i. &.
Maref1 I. ia7!. 3h1 Inn. 4ties q. Farktr. State
# W,n,.s "" ,.srnn" , .r e "ette tt, q 9,i, H.
fidee Nniirtmd CoiIpany according to nct passed
MAtsh :, lsI amounting IT, 81 u. :D At par, unon
..s n MI Win, T. !" IL, ,,.. r.. r.. ..,ny ~ IL H. sa
i'csrs III passit,K through ths ilo,.e ii itepro-
s senL!tSss w g., s ".y!sa ~ nal! ssatng 70 ths
tu uMttmrizu tbp Ftnum.aj ida ri IN acttf~ The IT,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
civil NOTES

In the suit Of Harriet B. Berdell against Robert H.
Berde Judge Westbrook Saturday denied application
for a receiver
Judge WestbrOOk, after an unusually hard months
work In the Supreme Court Chambers yields place to-day
Judge Van Bruut who viii hold the August term
Judge WestbFOOk, in Supreme Court. Special Term,
has dissolved the Injunction the suit Of Mary T. Carpenter
against s. C. Gaaher John j. tslAer reported last
thursdays TRIBUNE and refused 70 appoint recever
pending OF the Carpenter straw sewing Machine
Company plaintiff and defendants ARE trustees
Fx-Police Commissioner Matsell left no will. HIS
estate Is valued at 100000 Of which about $4,000 Is
personal property wife. Ellen NJ Matsei three
sous George W. Augustus B. ana Henry Gatse aud one
dauglter susan ~ VIII one third of the
personal property and lie estate IN ono !rd Of tne read
estate zOes vie. and The % his children equally
To- widow ou saturday II De
fore Surrogate calvin On the personal estate.
Mary ONeil obtained from Judge DOnOhue Oh
Friday corpus her husband from his fathers
custoty on saturday father that the young
man was mol IN custody but OF sge, and could ke
care OF himself He added a ais after his marriage
September 25 1870 went 70 ea and only rctarnet last lur
viii The wife did believe tha and askei by her counsel
the fathers return, nhch was granted ans
the matter " adjourned " this morning
In the suit Of Hslpin against Flanagan, which
was default ten years ago by previous DIS
t1ct Court Judge Judge OeneY hs recently
opened the deau Judge applied to for s
ground such injury waA threatened ~ 70 ta ior te
e OF this extraordinary writ An application vas uen made
70 Judge IN Common Pleaz -peesi Term, Tor AZ
against Judge oodnry, al tfAi wa a.hlusi W
Jndre Van HOeseD saturday with costs against the
plaintiff
Louisa H. Ryan obtained a limited divorce fro her
husband Peter J. RYAN ground Of cruel treatment
She teu applied ior aony The husband ressed this AZ
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
p4sSENArRN -4pRTrED.

FROM CIENFT EGOS a-D NASsAT-ia S'egm,hip Cleo
D. D.. -lu-n. two children and @Frvaaf
francis H. smith Alice a.. h. Jos p. a. smith, Il Chance,
a. O.. s7eeriHe. Mes =. a derby Mrt a. Prinr
FROM LIVEIpNOI-I ftsgtasaf EgoH1tng.-Nr and
81. Mead. Iutl.ia. 81 rs AMY Putnam. ,i-
Eoith pI,aaH. Ai-. y Iiir, SIR ami MIS-. Bond. Mss
Bond Miss t4rrs sFl sud t.lrr children H. e..
Jno Palmer Jta Waters Dr. Henry kirsustrice. NJ ard
NIr, and child rn D. b. lnutr, T. ID Jnn q.
Henry T. Mor-e. ". ALcn. Ci'a. MrWilr1m-. tf. Gru
DE Airs 81. Perry Mrs -. Dfrlts 1ui Two children, T. r
-uye-. 81. f0nIe Jones, ii-. ". t5aiiaeri rhd
child Miss 1lI gones As- Dewitt alh hires children Gee"
Wrs w. H. Hughes snd in,n AMI Ar- " H,,~ls- um.
smith Smith HAIRY Davies " a Fllla, Jin IAcs-
son. ,oUL Miss ". A. BrooAe, Str C. Madden T.
Madden, ". Dolau, IheU i--aa.
asbi titg Of hrtfL-lif B"rrar- t-tph bIann-
rein the Rev. Barry, " bllun. ~ - EAnu the
&C. sal ~ W. duncan. Nj EL-e Nrs t-4le, 1f fiifFi
hg1-c Mrs Ficiia0se Wm. Fielding. j. rrdlcs, uHel
Fulton. Charles Gernes, Is A. terlcs F. troHperiL o. T.
German Alexander Gpiia. Dr. Grant Hr Grant O. u li
C. W forr Frlng Edvst al IS. lr. =. j. o. id@r
son Henderson. Ns fender 90. L-r -rv tohl l' @
Howard NJ ireland fhr Rev. g. Jones. Morgan JONES j. p
Kur~e0i ant C. r. hingsa ih aud srrrant So
felhv. SIR Levy, si-N- lang Mrs Lan- ltdd
iavV1s Lowry Chnr-es AOor,r H. H. Ao1r-s, j.
Nctzcr. col Ja8 H. Morse, IT, Aacsenzi" NeL Nc" ~
Pratt; j. H. Parsons Mr. Rad james A. Reilly,
James HabertGnu. =. b. Robertson. Bcnt1an Rae.
j. H. Ro,77uds. Mira J O.. smith. L. - mitl ias DO o.
sulth Oro sciarr Mrs. Netiir -ear, D. - silva, Ale4an
esr ri epneu tcart H -paArr o. T. solomon Ic hV ~
Torrey H. g. Taylor capt r. G. Tayrr Val Fnee ne Rev
f. J. Van Frl, r. A. Vaughan Mis- Waugh "a, j collins "
cent tir- Nircrat, M1ses WI.ars. " " siNc ~ NJ i
hams srs Williams. 8. W1c, p l. p" iisaL ", W t-l4s
DR. Winters O.. N-sondouek jE, Hugh NLlt@ci. h' ..
1UOmcv, Mrs. TOcincT.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
NEW srEAMsHP FREIGHr DEPOT

F. J. w. Hurst, Manager of the National
steamship Line has had under consideration for some
time the construction Of freight depot the Company
pier 40 the foot OF HoustOnst. North River The plans
have already prepared, and received the approval
OF Engineer Greene Of the Dock Department, and
await the inspection Of the Department of Public Buildings
The structure will be Of wood and all pains Will be taken
70 make IL substantial and handsome. The building
De two stories IN height, the FIRST dock floor the
Street level and the second nineteen feet above The
lower floor 70 be devoted freight from abroad while
Lle upper door Will be- for the reception Of outward
pound freight. Wide bands, travelling over drums or
rollers viii Oe used for taking the freight from the lcks
- Le upper rOOr, and Il IL thought that wagons ann
guezs may be easily unlOaded IN this way than by
sne present mode. Wee sells will also be loaded and I'M
1aued more easily and quickly than they are at present
- oost of TIC structure u Estimated, Will be about
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

"a ,o who should have the honor Of burying him. and
the prophecy has since come true Mrs Newman an
aed friend Of Osceoa's whom De called aunt, and from
whom his friends saw frequently received large sums
of money "a loans presenis had. IN company "ith
otbcrs completed the arrangements Tor inc Iuhe'.'
tft , In f,a rl,ce yesterday 40 Tie Lutte church
Around rae Corner" when Mr and Mrs. 4. Dyer of
Porren Point steupef IN and c1lmcd right 20 the
btiv Mrs. Over declared that she was the owner or
osei1 1rDfirrtv uu.rr % deed executed while Do nVct
,yfb hcr An undertaken about to remove me "'y
a. icreen poin. when he prevented hY Dldefti.VF
ufu WHO uad been in charge since Thursday. ana VINO
declined ~ the 20 ont uf hfs hands, a7 ne .1
been engaged to bury t,had already ncur.to
certificate. Mr.. Dyer held % private cohsti. l"h hiti
fr5..ra.,.r Himer after watch La told Mr4. tcNhlu
tI,f e c,ni NOT bury O-cc0a he received 9-4O
lefor, eleven % coc. this morning
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
cRrMINAL- -NnrE-.

A. the Essex Market Police Court. Yesterday iien-
vs. Glutrrr arra.1,d charge OF keeping d 'ider
house 81 SO. bowcr and VA hcH m drIalll ni -.,su
brill. Twelve fIf urnfir'
were 81, .r.ari win a rnufr. France williams, charged
with -miiar offence nf Nn D.. CiuaIst ait rgut q
procure bail 8 900. Ten iunItr- were fl.fii ,i
James Davis. f'r entering tc premises orrur. W Lo.l
Hnpd 10 DnluetF tr -arlW urnr WIZ intent ~
steal. was committed ind,lault of 50. .0UI bail.
Elisha Mcclure aud Francis Rogers on SATURDAY.
niaat smashed fhr glassware n SELDOM pn tourfi t
tnr Jefferson Market Police yesterday Mcclure Nhp
was dressed respectable innlilc, f'l -tlc IN -
dell f1t was particular l .na of lu-t'rr l'a ianl
TO Justice replied no Justice fH W17 rft nave
ID. innnf ir vold give uouth Sc BE- a WIZ give yea
I'm atr-. or -fnf James Morris OF N0. .Ef II est
Tu-nrruntf r procured tie dre7 auir " Srph A keai
iu- nud 80 dollar Nr Dickson c li- itii4 Niii
whom krlfuR bn1r nn forged nrtr plII".nns r. nf
frnm Nraiiug. De- fuuUd -auIda evening VITA ihe
clothes ON. and was arrested. Tie hcd Co answer.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
SHIP NEHS.
POHT OF NEw.YORK

POsr or SfW-YOkh ........--.-AIetsI D.
CLEARED
Steamship Italy Br simpson. Liverpool via Queenstown
f.an,snip Holland ,B4j Hea.oy southampton
steamship jspis BIZ craig London, henderson. sro.
sleail7i Caedonia Ilr Aliso., Bristol, Ingr HeAIef
iaaaslg Auehora rl HeideTwick GLASGOW Heudar
steamship Oder GER, LEST Bremen 7!a southampton
s,elnsi. cly OF Morida neyuclls Havana vera cruz
.tsmsip Civ % lloustoa stevens Galveston via Rey
steamship Aigiers Hawthorne. Ncw orieans. Bosart
Steamship NevCricans Dearborn. New Orleans Clark &
steamship san salvador Nicersoa. savannah George
Steamship Charleston lockwood Chareston.J " QuutTa
steamship Doauc Wilmington and MoreAead CITY,
Steamship oid Danuaiou Walker. NoroE. CITY Point and
Richmond. ola Dominion 1te1msf r. to 49,.
-t-amalip A-ne- smith Philadelphia PENN Nogeft MOE
steamship Gen Waitner Haleti Boston, n. r. Dmock.
Rar1 Clv1,r saur'o poimiai It Castriano, AMER for
Bar As1 campoe Bunker London, simpson. Clapp &
Bark chIara 1,a canevare Cork Falmouth cpdsr.
Bari ,5eae,io CItal. -chanino cork or Falmouth
Bars Bjor.via orr oiscu Queenstown
Bark saturn Sori i.odseh. Fredcrcshsyen for ordegs
Bars Xors5 lDsa.l Grove copenhagen or oaeuse Den
BalE CisIar DN0ri sYvertsen. Esnore FOR orIers
Bal JENNY ocgrl Crote Hamburg Taeodore Rrger
BARK Rlart0 Er. o~eus Richmond Va i. b. Ward C1
rs ris H5 n, ii5, Irh. 5 elelaT f w X ~ Srnslfons
Bne Ahc. 1r Montgomery, Grand lurk Turks Iaiaaa
8ris ssr, b. ,BFl Towlaend Cow Bay. D.. Perkins *
/ JOB.
Bug svitisrle tBrl McEachan, Hafaz, y. =, Perkins
schr southern Home Br) Thomas Pernambuco Pension
sclr Abby K. Bentley. Nehaaey. Jacksonville Bentley
;eSr Nancy y smith Tooker Brunswick, On. Warren
sehr r. Merwu Pearce Charleston. James A. Van Rrunt
nchr Ella M Pcnnei, Thompson, MaclAls, a. A4!lcr =
HosshioA-
ARRIVED
stcanshu wyoming CHr Jones' liverpool July %. and
QuerastOwn MY ~, wis ue and ytsenors " williams
ste.l ship City of Berlin r Kennedy Liverpool Tny %
via j1, =, with lise ana passenger 70 Juhn
steam snp Cleopatra Buikey Cefuegos July a. via Nas
sau r. P Jay 81 With ndss and passenEers. - Murray
rived Aur ssh steamship stenmsnn ,Belrl.
shin apo ~ Horr 0f eHdef1n Calcutta
ana sand March Is Uith mase " bnNTEg Arcni
the I.quablr Ju,y 2a.J4 i-sA Ie~h variable ~ =
trades LAT of 80 ~ since, hgt rauaDe ninds fith
Grnconrss lBIi ,,m Calcutta fof Dcnerta Apr 10 Ia
$751; - Ion sal sAp Nsspafs lbl. from oo- Ior li.
on tr Care o dooa hore' DsrA Genoa @ hl'n
Brig Herman to stocst toni Patterson saaind-r a. dya
BaTs j. ? wn,tnev 90 Parf-horo ~ ~ spieer ort@rdsT
JHne "a with empty petroleum ba,r-' q r. Nhley 0tp
rong ws.t thi,s iog the hsnse u he-fognd
3 as 81 % g62 sposo bark l. r. De V~borr br rum
Carin for ha,anI o.r,,,., ,,,b lumber 10 Jonn
- scsT isieI ssl.tosa ScK-r.on. Providence
sehr Jeu,i- elizabeth, Marsh. Bss5sn.
Henr. Nara l.. Hsli, Dsgir Portland. conn.
teship lea3ora Johnsn Portland with ndse and pass
sen sarah Woosirr Babbe Port johnson
seEr. Harvest Cor"in, frovias1ce'
SAILED.
Steamships Oder for Bremeni Utopia and Holland Tor
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

plcsfion and hf o Judgment against him be se
aside rgur that be- was not il guilty ~ The cruelty
charged buf had active defence on the nni sl
ine t1af i % separation grtt-f thr wife rlna
up auouy. Says cer go ~ 900 year a iflu
a f.l ipr-. bat had tn 4e up .lf o. on la CON =
nf i4 .s auI With d.nrufv tf hD riisi Wnfrt '
fh. cyrer .-s " fie tuf mis- % uufc ieirh'r
earns more thar Judge W~sfrnos. to whom nr
application ii supreme Court Chamber hHs itneu
81 Hf. tnrtffa frnf.D
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
MARLyE IYTELLIGEECE


1uNIATULE ALMANAC
rs
Noon l.Z4 noon souAd a1" -S'| has,' "a" - -
rI-H WATEE TO-DAY g.
sandy Hook. 5.4a l,ov ls.aud SOC Hell Gate... Goo
HItd WAIEa - ~.
sandy Hook. 5-S Island. 800 Hen pttc.'' 49,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
TOO MANY FRIENDa.

osceola Cooper, the nephew of the Seminole
ei Osceoa who died IN this city Last Thursday has not
~ Deen buried. One Of his associates remarked to
lsuSE reporter on the day Of his death that there
sssla probably DC fight among his partisan friends
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

Charlotte Wetmore has begun suit in the
Brooklyn CITY Court for limited divorce from -hpman
= Wc,m0re. the ground % abandonnent and cruelty
The mann question is whether not there was mar
rage. II lis admitted ina thcre ceremonial mar
ragc, bat the plaintiff claims that after engagement
on July . 1871 defendant pressed ber 70 Dee married
and vct Keen hs father iu ignorance of the affair: that
ne gave hcr The which cOnstltut" marriage
under the laws Of this state. ana gave her wedding
7ng She took his name aud lived with Inn nnt March
last ia I~T3 child born. After the defendant left
the plaintiff he continued for ume 10 pay her 70 "a
huf dcn.c tit she s wife, That Doe sc that size
his WIFE that he ever authorized her 10 bgaT his
name.
The case came up before judge Reynolds on motion
for aliHioUv counsel fee. He decided saturday
tina. the defendant nd placed himself in cquIvocal
position AID that rGc allegations ~ mari Ee contract
had gone fr enough or the purpose OF Tire notion The
plaintiff cn;.tcd 90 have means ~ give be- chance
tO prove her marriage. n they lived together maI
and wife. under agreement O be- man aud wife, they
were married the eye of tie law. Tho Court granted
the plaintiff 500 counsel se ant - per week alnOny.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

"What ! object to- said Texas horse
thief AS l- was 1h0et b, drawn u ypuF hanging
me mere ia tle san when there's plenty of shade cose 10y
however. go ahead"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
TURNED oCTDooRs By THEIR MorHERs.

On information from member Of st.
stephens Church, Officer Cbardi Of e Society or the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children. search Of
daughter Of Mary Lynch and two children of a Mrs.
FtzsmmOns, who had been turned out oi doors by their
drunken mothers, and cared Tor by neighbOr. On ms
way with the children tO tine Fty-seyenh Street Police
Court Mrs. Lynch attacked the officer savagey with
taDle-Hnife she arrested ana taken before Judge
Morgan, where she endesvored 70 give kind OF
PLANTATION, which much confused by her drunk 20
condition. aud finally turned on officer aud struck
him. Mrs lynch sent 70 BLACKWELL Island for two
months and the children sent a. he Catholic Pro-
t@ctOrV where Annie Lynch hId been before. Mrs
FitzsmmOus appeared and demanded her chldtrn, but
Judge Morgan required proof OF ner that she E for
such a charge. The children say that the father Oi
Annie Lynch is IN state Prison TOR stealing and that The
father vi Jhe FitzsimmOns children 10 on BiaokweIls
Island.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
5liuanous Uauico-- mdles.

WAITER and USEFUL MANA useful
~ YOUNG m'u Ur c... rNultIf. tD ffud =
work. cnlufrf g. Hai.er ard Hf.Iu TO fsfr low
wages. hr 1s COOL .rru .r iIr Ilt .I.r lANl Al-
ElAr. 1888 1tl lFe, .'urla nisr above b.. l.s-
EEANTED--A HOME. Respectable middle
~ are rln GIr.euer. taliD IHrHefs Sind q
work lou-. reference. ST. p stail,e iu,
f.a-t lpFs D.. l.