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The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
THE OCCULTATION OF VENUS.

Saturday night the occultation of Venus
with the Moon, took place. The planet
came In contact with the Moon at 7.37, and
spassed beyond at 7.46. Venus showed Con-
spicuously bright alongside of the Moon
during the occultatton. The sight was very
beautiful and was observed by great num-
be Is of persoos.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10

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The Morning herald., 1877-12-10

PERSONS IN DEB TED
N to the estate of the late Joseph Fout.
ar request d to make imme late payment
|0r their bills will be put in suit.
LYDIA FOUT,
DEC 5th, 1877, EXecutrix.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10

NOTIcE- o U A M,-The members o.
u WASHINGTON Council, NO. 4, q. U. A. M I.
aud the order in general, are requested to
meet at thei~ Hall, Ne. 2l9 Il tns street, on
1uesday afternoon. at y clock, to attend
| the uner.I Of their ate rrothcr, Florence
Scanlan
decll-2t p. B. AY AXIS, Rec. rec.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
CLOTHING.
The Yates Robbery
Startling Disclosures!
TIE FIRM COMPELLED TO Make
IN ENTIRE CHA NGE IN THEIR
BUSINESS,

neigh bors Of the enterprising Othing firm
OF A g. Yates & Uo., in the ledger Build
ing, that the reports of burglary, etc i,
which have lately fl led the newspapers
and startled the community, were only an
Advor! is'ng Dodge." But the facts that
.tnree Of he burg ars implicated have been
captured and that .ver 50 ,0OO Of the $1,000
stolen has beer recovered, show tnat It was
rot an Advertising Dodge" and 20 to
prove that the firm must be doing an i'm,
lhensr business to I'VE 500 In their safe
aner banking hours ard after paying off
their large force Of employees,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
THE HERALD.
Monday, December IOtn, 1877.

The Milford "News' suggest that the
Every Evening and Commercial drop the
Every" and the land" and take the name
Evening Commercial.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10

q W. JONES, Fnncy pyers, 4a2 N. From
). Street, brancs office corner Ninth ana
Vine streets, Philadelphia. l.afies' and
tentiem.n's Garments of every descrip-
tion Dyed or C'eansed. Kid Shoes, Featk-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed. VIVA
April lS77.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10

y9AStia OF BOU URS-WILMINGTON
WEsr ERN EAILROAD-CoInmenc-
M NJ ThurS lay Dec. 4, 1875, Trains will run
s'"t " ''minglon 10 20 a m, and 5 30p'm
fFa-r aYrln. Nu"g 4 t5 n m and ~ p m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 m, and 8 10
ArIve at Ian denbeTg Al IL m. and . ~
E.iNNECTIONS.- leaving l.anden
berg atv.i5 q. n. with train for Philadel
bhia at S.lGn.n.
Train leaving Wilmington a 1910 q N
WITH trsin leaving Philadelphia at s.l0 m
Sni penp Iva Mia and Della ware train leav-
Iug Ian Jenbetg at | w y. Ia.
Tyqi' leaving LA ,denhcrs at ' 10 p. m,
wtD ?ppnsylyania and Delaware train and
VII . llaiu lea wing Wilmington for Phlla.
1rain leaving wilmington at $50 p m
vtL train les .lus fnlladelph,s at ! lhp.
" b. CNNNFII. Snp
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
NOTICES..

NOTICE, The mem bers of Washington
Council, Nc. 80 U.A: NJ are request
Cd 10 meet at their Fall. thi Monday
|tyntng &c m"er 10Th, to perfect ar. .ange
mrnt%f, nI artenh the flu neral of their Broti; er
Florence Scanlan.
tecll 1t p B. AYAfS, Rec. Sec.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
RAILROADS.

WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROA
November Goth. 1871.
m.o,ns will leave Wilmington a. follows
fM fSMl ,o odelpn,a and intermediate stations,
FssS SIO. 900. 94, 10 90, a. m. 80. 49,
,..i%a,,enn1a ~, and New York, 2 10, s A m,
aai,imore Il 10, m and Intern ediate stations, 8 50
a. ~, more and Wasning,o On. II 81, l6, s 80,
os'ral am l2H, y SO, 500, pm.
SSrmn,ns for delaware Division leave for
iluC iaw Castle 8W, . 81, q m, Is, = ~ p. 10.
uromine ana Intermediate stations 30
sI,a SaImar w and 1ntermedtste stations. Q 80,
a'~ ''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
yb ,adelpnia and tntermediate stations
'sGam,5 % $50 p m.
psIs eIphia and New York, 209, 5 A a m.
b'ti more aud W ashi ugton l2F', l6a m.
ror fnrtner lniornati0n passengers are
,siprred 10 the time tables posted at the de-
bot. orprNNrv sr,+
Iuns-ly u' ~ '""p''
The Morning herald., 1877-12-10
.E & ' = l-a'.sr. !. y -

10 TO the Op'ra House this evening to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
The principal fcloDlos for which arrests were made
CAPTURE or An ESCAPED CONVICT.

Patrick Smith, alias James CaWcnt.r, Il
notorious burglar who escaped from Sing Sing Prison
last summer, was ..iod yrcIdaN, ana VIII DO re-
turued to serve oft the rest o. hi sentence Smith WAS
seat to prison for o dariEs burglary la ihc Ff Precinct,
by which nearly 5000 worth Of property stolen.
When a. rested for thc burglary he fought desperately,
and was overcome with difficulty. At SING su: be be-
ca t. Tie leader OF the moSt desperate Couyicts On
lime . S7G James Farrell, alias james Mcclure, Frank
WOods alias Frank McKonna John Qui"n, aud Smith
leaned upon passing freight train. The engineer was
made 10 submit By putting revolver to his head and
IN. locomotive was detached from The train, and, with
the tnI0,ie wild, open, sped rapidly down The track
After going about two miles and a half in
this way tie convicts fled into the woods.
protracod hunt resulted in tbe capture Of three Of The
conyicts but Smith coull not be found. Nothing was
heard Of him until Yesterday when Sergeant kcaly 81
the detective force the Police Central Oc" was IN
formed nat smith concealed IN house III Fourth
ST. Tae Sergeant took Detectives Adams Dorsey Rogers,
and Titus and surrounded the house, taking thO!Uugh
precautions OF the desperate carJciCr OF the
man. Snlsn found in the house in Company with
& man whO s.nd he WAS William Dunn OF No. 80 Bow
cry ne KIT OF burglars tools Wa, found IN u" mouse
Al The Wt.hi Ou Place Police Court ITO evidence was
moi deemed b. odoicng 10 hold Dunn aud no was dis
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
THE COURTS.

TIE BERDELL CASE AGAIN IE COURT.
GOSHEN, ~, Jan. 16.---Ihc case Of Robert
H. Bcr,ien against Harriet b. Berdo his div creed "e
Ambrose A. Murray, his wife, hrs Wisner Murray TIE
widow OF the whom the plaintiff shot Tor cowhihhe
him. and Eliza j. Parkaurst to recover 10000 worth OF
personaI property furniture. paintings lace curtains
iewcry mosaIc tables, &c, Wlnch removed from
his residence Goshen by Mrs Bcrcc and others when
sic left nam at the beginning Of tine divorce procee
ings was called before Judge Dykman and jury al the
Orange County Crcuit Supreme Court here to-day for
the plaintiff, william 4. Beach and Lewis T. carr or
thc dricnse = ". Fullerton, c. IT, Winfield, i. D. Muir
Iay,jr and Bacon D,Dyca. Mr.. Eerdsll %as the hfh
witness, He testified the list Of articles takcn, and IN
der o.iC their value. The greater part OF the
thugs were purchased bJ Mr. Berlcil wie tia'oiihS IA
Euro, wedding tour with his wlir On thc cross
examination he admitted that he purchased many OF 30
art ccs his wife. bis wife, but did not expect oe
would run away from him. Included ~ the list Hi'd Tor
e. .W,ly which Nj. Begicil gave bis Wie Tor "c''lh
prY~enis ard articles which Mr.. beiiei bought Tor
housekeeping with money furnished Dy her HUSBAND,
sICA IL lace curtains, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

Pre- sident and confirmed by the Senate TO hep run tnc
campaign. ihcre peyrr was man sS' wv" tot ,ny
enc should bs punished FOR refusing to MAXI cohTIp
lion aud there never vas any eoiltiio1I wnu,u, ,
tina pspuhhean National Committee froiI the departments
Mr. KAssoN iRep ieyal ase "a aainst The T 1s
mitt,o III Tho ffose Coul summon me Governor o
s@, + 4T hs GS9r S i S S the bar Of me cn
degrading HIN by asking him TO stand ht th' o'r Ill"
Mr.. uo0KFR tDcm., MlSsl asked what was 1t That
snrronnIe1 tie Returning ijari o. iN.s'1.,. VIZ,
of the us inle nation ~ tO wbothrr there VA" pe'h
an honest y0lc III taat STAT ,. a., .,..
Mr. GARFIELD U&p., Otio) hrGuei against tns IT'D
Juticn mud quoted authorities against The power hcre
asserted He argued that tho provisions ot the consuu
ton in regard - the Presidential ceeuoh were III
i've and cft time or authority ior contest ~ t,S
vote state was examined the votes Oh az w.,
be at any time rendered impossible Ho appealed to te
Democratic side OF The iuso to pase Oei9s cp fn
was Of sovereignty in the thry-esht states Oh 'ne
F,cTucn. applause in the galleries led TO protest by
members ana the Sergeant Arms was requested 0
maintain order. rhe slEAkEil REMARKED III lstd1n
causc tie example set 0n tho floor He would nov"
Mr. WOOD CDnm n - held that the States had rot
the Sole power appoint olect2's 1hey na po"eI 80
riy followed that IL dcyolycd Congress TO ascera
whether that power had been executed IN accordance
Ihc M yiou ques then seconded. and the re5c-
luiion went over untl tO-sn0rrOw.
The SPEAKER laid before the House commuhlca-
lion from f. ". Barnes, thr F'CuSant witness, ueClilE
that the answer which ne mGiG when las before me D
Of the House was mado in good falth ana tnat ne Wa
entirely wiiu. 20 produce Che messages dondndou ~ ~
were hts power and that he would MAKE every tn'I
10 obtnin said messages and asking that he De prfbs!
10 make the attempt promising tat II he were uhabe 10
do he should again place himself III the CUSTODY VI I'll"
SCrgraUi-a,-A Arms. =. q, -..
On motion uf Mr. HUNTON tDcu'., va me COMMUNE
cai,n was referred to the Judiciary Committee. ,
nr III NTDN from the judiciary Committee, repsrteh
a resolution permitting Mr. Wm. U.tOn no" III tb'
custody of the Arlns 10 proceed hhutr ms
cI,ar,, 10 Erw-Y0rk 10 consult hi- pm sican ana pro
yidg mat should return to Washington on lflday'
opted.
The House then, Mt 5:l5, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw.YoRR. ..................JASi 10

PORT OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY :"
CLEARED ..,..r @
steamship China OBJ, GIL, Liverpool VIA 9ueeN''
steamship Italy (Br.h simpson. Liverpool via euS'-'
teamship Onang Sc Jones London. Henderson bvs
steamship Colon, GriiiiR, Asninwan' PacAne NAL
Steamship Herman LIVINGSTON. Mallory, Savanna"
Steamship Gsucus Bearse Boston. Metropolitan S'e''
'Sieanship wyanoke Couch Richmond, CITY Point ~H4
folk Od dominion steamship Co l. Anne.
StaanlsLip FIAnCOnla Bragg Portland J, T. nch TdytS
slip Humboldt (uer.l, Cornelius. biemen' '"
lark Morning star (Br), sissOn. ST. JasO and
Bark Erstatingcn tNOr.G Lydersen COX tO' 0'0''N
Edge g Co. . - ,,...n. prett son & Co
RarH SOThie (iIr.l Jones, LONDON oe. ~ Den- LeaS
BTg Paseidon (Norl Jorgensen. Aabes w.
sehr. Annie Bell Rice. Georgetown. Dem" D'"
or sssS May Il. webber Ham, Point Pitre b. j.
a Co. ,.,,..o, Alexandra. EUF*
sshs' Geo reabods, McCahan Havana James
q Co. -, ,,.-ssue. rynns Bal ~
ARRIVED. - IA. % cd
steamship Rotterdam (Duschl Wa ltottsn fdye 90
pi.mou,h Jan with mlSo and pass 70 a.h an IL ~
steamship san salvador. Nickersoh sA'$"
ndse. and pass 10 Geo Onge ,,,eomhe Geaoa - y
psIsDno 10Th valencia I'd AVID GlbrSt" S''''
snhsl q Day vessel ~ ArAeli ruits 20 o,atsu Brene
's,srL Iattie Cloudy (of Yarmouth ob v"
06 daya IN ballast " J. W. kAwch u W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
A swINDLING REAL ESTATE OPERATOR.

Francis Covert, VINO mas DccH operating
among real estate brokers lately and borrowing money
on apparently good real estate security, was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Fcdaud Common OF the District
Attorneys office. The attorneys of Mrs c. A. Awill an
heir OF the Tanan estate OF this city, noticed In the
papers that She had been disposng OF certain property IN
Slxtynintl-st. near TcnhaYc. II seemed strange TO
oo that this transaction had taken place without thcr
knowledge, but upon looking over the records they
found recorded deed purpOriing to be transfer OF
five lots IN Sixtyninthst, TenthaVe from MIS- e.
A. Atwill 20 Arnold w. Ashworth. and from him to
Francis Covert. The property valued NJ about $780,
600 and the deed bore the date Of Oct Is 1876. The
attorneys communicated with Mrs Anvil, who is now
in Baltimore ana learned that she knew nothing of Ia
alleged transfer. In fact size was in PHILADELPHIA on the
,ay she wa said 10 have signed the deed In New York
The matt was pat in the hands OF The DsrcAttOrn
aud resulted the Of Covert yesterday Covert
WHO plausible person 81 good add ess, was miro
duoed among brokers abOu, two months ago a. porsUn
wishing 10 borrow money. IL said that nc lived IN
brunswick, n. j. II Is also said that he effected
several loans upon forged deeds Iurther developments
arc expected within "a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Kelly, the alleged leader of the recently ar
rested mail robbers yesterday committed by Comnis
shields at tho action O The Uripd jury, winch
will CONSIDER his Immediately.
At the Washington Place Court yesterday Michael
sattery hall boy 40 the Hoffman House for The larceny OF
the apartment OF Appleton D. fanei guest
a the hotel vas held IN SlOoO bail
Andrew IIanlon the confederate of Patrick Con
nors whc was sent sing Sing - for biting da
mond ring tno hand Of James Colsan was yeser
day Judge GdCslscvc 10 10 years irisOI
uent In the state Prison
At the TOmbA Police Court yesterday Solomon
Jacob dealer seVnd hand clothing at No. 90 Baxterst
charged with receiving stolen property consisting of over
Goa an umbrella silverwarc and carpet committed
trial in default OF 5000 bail.
James Madison who broke into the apartments of
Mary Lloyd at No i6U Second six weeks and struck
her In the when intercept him, yesterday
OF
sions To seven years mprsOHmclt In the state Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
LIABILITY OF EMPLOYERS.

In he Supreme Court, Circuit, before judge van
Brrut the case McCleland against Theodore A.
Haycneyc. AMI others tried yesterday The defendants
are the OF rcneF AID the pihha was
one O; their employees. cleaning sugar Vuup when
the engine started prcmainrcy and hs had was crushed
lie claims tina. this by the Incompetence OF the engineer
one Sewa who known by the defendants TO be ncnnp"
tent Tic defense that Sewa selected by pn'lh
himself as his assistant and thai from tie pecularS o. the
when the l!a'liE p
I'm nus har either lie or some one py h dFct"h
~ nave star ,yIor by hand tOCaus" such ah acct
drut The man ri engIGe having ton power over IA"
u rEcy therefore invoked the pTncpU that c poy CFs
ar, not Liable :oT negligence between OtmpjYr' IGt
our '-ris,i complaint. =. H. Randall APPEARED loT
p.anti4 JOhn T. Parsons ioI the dciehdant5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
P4SSEAGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN PRANCISCO-Ia steamship o1len jan ID
Chas r. Gi,dien, T. Brown, H. \. coleman, MIS- J.an y
Palmer Simon Sunmeriled, \. p Boyd ana VIC VT |"
Calaghan ana daughter r.. *. Cowts 1ui "lit MS ~
Godfrey = 7. Norton, Nlfe. clLren ara AutSu MS
Macau.ry Arthur y. lockwood. Mrs susan " Dnpn ~.
,iaug ters John Keen Rev c. K strong, vile On rea -
nurse Miss L. BJ0rHau, Mrs ScheaIer anj Gush,s, y
McEwnn amt family Arthur Watson, H. ". Mason, MIS
Hiei AID children A. Vincent and wife, H. Syws MI IL
G. Jones. Alex. b. Starbues, H. C. k9n lloMs ~ Ia,
ward w f. Marklcy John Brennan, j. II Daley VI. ~
starr and daughter Chas Morales, G. " aisclml
daughter l.afo locales Clas .Anders1n, Mr. u' w. "a
ana child r. H. Hoover, f. J. pefcr c. p H3yt ~ " ~
Gwen and WIFE, Mis- Annie RO5blas, = Iilmeit, - -
Spencer Mr. Tyndaie For Central and south Ans,.s
Gideon hamilton O. ~ Bercrdf Mr. Tufts Col j. D. WIZ y,
son Capt j. A. Coffin. A. Jeiiries Cape. = l. h'sAa ~
Uslcl, +. A. OeTuZa W. H. Mcneil and VIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
CHARGES AGAINST A POLICE CAPTAIN.

One of the rules for the government of the
police force provides that member, under any circu-
stances shall borrow money of any other member The
Police Commissioners having received several informal
COMPLAINTS Of violations of this rule against Capt Henry
Hedden OF the Thirtythird Precinct, ordered superD-
tendent Wang TO investigate the matter and II neccssa
nv Ia make formal eharges against the delinquent officer
These charges presented 10 the Police Board yester
day Capt Hedden Is charged with borrowing various
amounts ranging from 81 10 $780, from the patr0imen
under his command during the past two years In como
cases the money has not been returned. Oer
cilcd where applications for loans refused. The
trial OF the captain ID " take place on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
DFCISiONS-Jks. 10.

Srprcme Court Chamjeys-by Judge DonOhue.--
Murdoch agt Schlenitz mli agt liaesser Forbes agt
PoOn Knkuck Murray Browning agt Abrams; Tho
Greenwich Bank agt Dlnies Beck agt chrer Matter OF
Metropolitan Collar Coz The German savings Bank ag shaw;
williams Williams o al, Won Cloif ag tauldDE; Mat
Of Dalton MohriDg agt Grimm The German savings
Rank act shaw sullivan johnson Matter, &c, Of
OCalahan Block agt Byme Brown agt lIasiland ct al;
Brush Uackctt De GuscaTd agt HOyt; Scoyile agt
0ines Tho UeS. Trust Co agt Westorneldi Farr sgt.
OHaIo: hetEgor Oppenheiner The BROADWAY SAVINGS
instruction Beobe Samns ag Gray ct al; Siedcnbaoh
ag Abrams Buter agt Sanger Hook agt White; speare
AIT Burk Lincoln agt Tucker Ferris sgt Murphy Adam
ag Tho oal Estate Trust Co. agt FARRELL Tho
berkshire WOODEN Co. oast Juliardi Tho United
agt wagner; Pincknoy agt BromeiL and Bodies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
NO RENEWAL OF TIE RAILROAD WAR
REPORTS OF nOsTiiIrIEs BETWEEN THE TRUNK
LIMBS DENIED.

LIMBS DENIED.
The rcDort in circulation yesterday that
SERIOUS disagreement bad spraug up between the Bail
more And CLio and Pennsylvania roads on the enc Hiid
and ;be Nev-YorK Central aud Erie on the otter over
freit rate. TO tlc East and tat fears Of renewal OF
tho railroad war were entertained is denied by
representatives Of the frank Ines H. j. JtWeti,
President Of Eir said yesterday 1t Is tiue thai o"
Friday last The rcprf sc;aiives OF the western ROADS
met IN Chicago and agreed TO advance tie freight rates
on eas;-bouud frcigts. On Saturday the LaAo shore
ro,d Withdrew from the agreement having Gt]d"d not
10 advance rates and the Michigan Central ioio"ca
su but on Sunday the latter road again consented 10
the advance That is, however, altogether the
onar OF those roads and has nothing to 90
with the Eastern roads or the late agree
mcnt The Eastern roads take the freight pro rata
from them and OF course, We get an advance ID pro
or,on to the raise the part OF the rCacS plhS up
Neir rates and the prices from the Lake Shore az
,cfOrc.'
j. II. Ruttcr general freight agent of the Ncw-Ycrk
Central sad that the differences between the Western
roads were entirely their affair and anY statement
10 the effect that NewYOrk Central WAS at variance
with the Ponnsy lvania and Baltimore and Omo or any
body else ~ regard to this matter was untrue By the
terms OF the agreement made Dec 49, said Dr fi'tcT
"he fixing or rates all casbOnhd fTeiShs was eit
ia the hands Of the Western roads some ol tbes9 "e>i
ern connections Ie owned by TIE Eastern ioads' ana
tLcy want 10 put rates up. but the Lake Shore ROAD
thinks they are high enough. and declines 70 DO so Ihat
il an there is OF IL. Lake Shore cant bo accused
nj cutting rates because 1t viii rot consent 10 adj
vance them. IL - curious case ana ! oniy
rerehel one parallel Some years H.c the Lake shore
road Thought that tine stock rates should ne advanced;
The other roads declined Ia cooperate, so Lake shore I'D
yanco It's rate and let the others co. and ir the ehd ke
Shore carried ts pont as the others i"!nd the hi,Mer
iie could obtained ana raised Their prices inc
fst We have heard Of this matter officially was today,
when We We're requested by the Baltimore ard ONO ad
tbe roads 10 influence 10 get tle
Lake shore road 10 accede the advance but our reply
was that had nothing to do with II at all our ROAD
si.pnpd 1T Buffalo and by te terms Of the agreement
fhe nxlul OF rates was left wholly with the Western
loads"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
A MOTHER's ATTEMPT TO SHOOT HER
DAUGHTER.

The tenants of No. 40 East Eleyenth-st
were alarmed by the rapid discharge OF arevoyer In the
hail Of ali upper floor late Monday night followed by
the screams Of a enid Officer Mclaughlin OF the Eight
conh Precinct Was summoned. and discovered that the
revolver had boon fred by q womanoknowh ~ fduHhe
CampbelI said 10 DO thu divorced wife OF welknoWn
lawyer Her daughtr age 10, stated that her mother
souk her from her bed and ordered her TO 60 to neigh
boring saoon for bottle OF gin. The child was not
dressed and declined TO co. when the mother pushed nor
nto tbe hall aud threatened 10 shoot hcr II she GlsO-
Ley.d sun refusing to 10. Mrs. Campbell hrod I'VE
shots from small revolver ~ her possession; me
xsomsn was found sitting the bed smoking. ana evil
nentIy deTiDus from drink. She was arrested ana ar
sagnei sosoray before J1stce Bxby al the forkVile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LTVERPOOI.-Tn steamship me QuSer J,s. l1
J. Aspnwali }. X. Shuttlewortn. Mr. and MI~ ~ fv.ss
Mir falTy Sir Ouany, \. Grant, ]. Bul. : anu T" yrs
Vireti Z. l.. English, MI Prestly, Miss VI. EioAAS -
Lockhay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

Passengers in the snOw-bound trains hudGs
around tnc ,t0yc tell stories, crack n, aud coac.ys
the impronuta entertainment ny den lntly sniu9
will stand, stand t!o storm, II won't he very ohs' wa
Moro nN AVID by"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

Police Court charge OF dsorderly conduct WIS pre-
ferrod against MA Campbell, sud bail not being gwen
she was committed month. and her daughter was
cent TO the Juvenile Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
cALENDAES-THIs DAY.



90 Cb,t,cr,on act TAYLOR $50. Gilmore agt. Totan.
- Hnnse agt Cohen. lH2.. Pratt Igi. Adams.
Mans9aGn All Metro rs fay act Green s'""
q, udprsey at Wyath i76. same sgt. same.
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agt. Carman. 2l0 .C0nncrs agt TITUS.
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l27 agt. simmons aSL SchOepper.
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Graham agt Meyer 1911. The Natal Park Bank
40 Ford AT. Commerce. go, ., agt D"lgnL =,
Al Reilly agt. Dillon ct al 1872 Bnekps agt Hauset
s. The 2sn s Guardian st John ast Mclean
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87. Movies Sc. set Tho Goa tls. &c.
People. Sc. l3O Jones agl. Jones
S % 's@ Mehoa'h 50 as a. Mr
IOl .Rnnkr agt. MchrtNns l$S LeyenIhai ag' Ward
1902 Miles aud ano. ast -, warren, &c.
TITUS ct al. lil.Stelnbrecher aGL Boyer
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l4G Duchan ct al Co. sgt. ll9 The People Ray.
kiioul. &c - nor asI The Board Of
A'' ton - ''' il9 The People e1 rel: Smith
1888 Wilson 1T al agt Dean. sgt The Board OF 20
III y Jafray ct al agL lice.
Brown. 1875 Van wallh0Yen ags
III Sulliv ID Tho Wal NowCombe
kill Nat Bank. 1856 Dale ayi. The Del Lao
1875 Hubbell agt. The Great and Western X. r. Co
Western Ina 90. 1877. .Lehmaer agt Purcell
1872 Bates AL Gun lSS. Barley al. agt Lud-
ningham. dington.
1888. DaE agt Norma lS9. .Spragueet al agL Hos
1874. Youngs agt Carter OF mer ct al
al 1872. McCniloch OF oil. art
1877 Hoe OF al agt. Hussey Hoffman VI al.
Ut al. 1893 .Cowles sgL Watson.
1T The People AZ rel Lcavy
agt Tho Board OF 20