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The New York herald., 1877-10-10
A DREADFUL WIFE MURDER.
wHIsKEY's INFLUENCE ON AN ORDINARILY
s'MrLD-MANNERED" MAN.
Toronto letter to the Halifax IN. 81 Chronicle.

wHIsKEys INFLUENCE ON AN ORDINARILY
s'MILD-MANNERED" MAN.
Toronto lettsr to the Halifax IN. 81 Chronicle.
oct 81
The quiet little village Of Weston, few miles west
OF this city, has just been thrilled by genuine hor.
ror the murder OF his wife Anne. by John W. Will.
iams, foreman In brick field He is gray haired
man oil about fifty, with pleasant features; she
prot,y OF fory-two, brown haired happy faced
and OF slight form During q married lilo Of over
twenty years had borne him fourteen children. OF
late he had taken TO drinking, and had sometimes
beaten her, though when sober he was one OF the
mildest hammered Of men. On Thursday last no beat
her savagcly, backening both her eyes and cutting
her lace; telling friend Of IT, she said he would kili
her .some time or other Ho killed her ihe
two friends, they having half gallon Of
whiskey with thom, most or which they
drank HIS friends, Stones and Chapman
ay lott near the house, and say they heard notn
ing during the night I'LL he went to them aud said
"Now, I've done II; lvo Killed my woman" Express
ing their doubts, he repeated his assertion, but thei
did not think the subject Of sufficient Importance u
warrant them In interfering or IN gong TO see
what ho said was true. such their story, but II
SAID that they heard the noise OF the struggle aud
to the gatc but no further This is tho story
Williams, = little son. VINO s,sp. IN tbs bed with .nen
turn, saying was "1Il rshts ho also ' heard ard BIZ
iather and sister come out atcr the noise had ceased
and, while the latter was crying the former san
he guessed he had done II this time. tn,
daughter, Maggie, little girl OF ten, the mur
der, and thus described it:-"I was woke up b.
father scoding mother and got up and hearf
motner screaming father draygnl
mother from tho bedroom into the room q
the end next the brickyard; he dragging her By
the arms; saw lather stamping o. motner's head
father did not say anything TO mo, but said she
just gone he then liz match and asked TO 90 VI
to tho loft; he jumped her head with both ieet
when went up with the baby Stones as far
the gaze When we went up into the loft iather mad
the remark tnat ma was gone; stones and Chapman
said they heard her halloon
Tho woman's liver rupturcd and her body and
arms confused but the wounds were ON The head
and face There were traces Of blood In al three
rooms Of the tenement, through which her murderer
had dragged her, seeking the axe with which he
finished her. and the bod wall and blinds smearcd
and spotted with gore. Williams held TO answer
the charge Of wiliul murder, and the chivalrous
Stones who thought Of his business 10 inter.
] fere. has been committed an accessory.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
WANTED AN EXPLANATION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Why did the officials OF the steamer D. R Martin
sell tickets ato as Sunday afternoon last, knowing
at the time that the boat would cease
tween New York and Staten Island on that evening :
No Official warning was given, not even much as {
notice was posted the dock In any part OF the
vessel tnat the public kept In total ignorance
OF the fact Many persons mrsed the seven O'Clock boat
10 the city on the following morning on tho Wander.
bilt line thinking that the D. X. Martin would make
her usual trip ut ten minutes past seven A. NJ. Such
conduct ought not to pass nnnoticed. When mar
Issues spurious check the reason 10 asked, but
notice has yet been taken OF this breach OF faith
On Monday accompanied several workingmen who
had tickets hand to get money refunded and
reply were informed at tho office OF the company
that no arrangements TO the return OF the money
thus obtained had been made. SUFFERER.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Watt both living IN the same tenement house at tho
rear OF No. 100 Sullivan street. on the 11th OF Au-
gust last McG had some difnculty with the younger
Watt and, alleged, stabbed him with knife Sub
sequsptly the elder Watt mot McGlil and struck him
three times knocking him down. Later
McGill the elder Watt standing
at the corner OF Sullivan and Thompson
streets and stabbed him In the abdomen. The injured
man conveyed 10 the hospital and McGlii was ar
rested. While confined in the rombs McGil attempted
70 commit suicide Dy opening vein In BITS arm. but
he was discovered IN the act and taken to tue hos
p;taL He VAS yesterday arragned for trial BY As
sstant District Attorney Lyon Tho testimony was
OF u very conflicting nature. Mr.. Peter MITCHELL who
defended the accused, examined y number oi Wit
to his previous good character. and also TO
prove that the COM painant was the aggressor. The
jury acquitted the prisoner.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
On the 27tn OF September last Oflcor Thomas Multi
gan, OF the Eighth precinct arrested Lizzie shendan
at No. IS Sullivan street for disorderly conduct
While conveying her to the police station she drew
pair scissors and stabbed the oGiccr the forehead
INJECTING an ugly cash. On being arragned for trial
yesterday on the charge Of fslonious assault she
pleaded guilty. averrnx that she was a. the
time the deed committed. The Recorder. how
ever, observed that drunkenness WAS no excuse for
the crime and sent the prisoner TO tho Penitenary
for tho term Of three years
George Rose alias Michael Smith, OF No. ITO Thomp
street, pleaded guilty to the charge Of having
broken into the premises OF l. W. Fowler, No 400
Sixth avenue, and carried or quantity OF liquor and
cigars. The property was subsequently, found In bis
possession The prisoner sent the State Prison
for tho term OF i've years.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
JOE COBURN'S CASE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 0, 1871
About one O'Clock the morning OF the 10th OF Feb
ruary last Joseph Coburn, tho keeper OF drinking
place IN New York city, while intoxicated got into
an alteration with Police officers Tobias and
jeffrey. Coburn finally procured a pistol and fired
Ave shots ut the policemen, wounding both Of them,
but In nelher case fatally. Hc indicted In the
Court or GenC rul Sessions aud convicted OF assault
with intent Kill sentenced TO ten years imprison
mcnt IN the state Prison. Tho judgment and SEN
teucc were affirmed ut General Term, and tho case
was brought before the Court oil Appears upon writ
OF error and argued by Mr. Howe Tor tho prisoner ana
by District Attorney Phelps Tor tho people Tho
principal grounds rged for the prisoner upon appeal
were that thcre evidence oil intcnt TO Kill
within tue meaning OF the statute, and that certain
hall was improperly excluded. The judgment against
Copurn has now been affirmed Dy the Court oil Ap-
meals.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

On motion Of Mr.. Samuel A. Lewis the Board OF Al.
dermen yesterday formally passed the levy Tor the
present year, the rate being fixed at les
committee from the Modco-Legal Society called
upon Mayor Ely yesterday for the purpose Of COM
planning the sanitary condition OF Of pub
lie schools. This committee consisted Of George g.
Yeamau, ex.Mnister to Denmark; DR.. Il. J. O'Sul-
van, II. s. Guernsey DR.. A. N. Ball and D. s. Riddle.
They petition that member OF the medical profession
be appointed OF the School Com
winch will become vacant next month. Mayor Ely
promised to give the matter consideration.
Comptroller Koliy yesterday paid $23 333 80 to the
Chiidren s AID Society.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
COURT oALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SuPRgME CouRT-CuAxBERs-Held by Judge Bar
1ss ls i So s. IS % 90 s0 61o TO-
3l5 317, $40. $685. $685. 327, Sll, s49 364, 500, 362
soe, a7o s79 ss2, $685. 1856. 3ss, 800 392, 394. Ss7
surRKME CouEr-GEsEnAL TERx-Hed by Judges
Davis. Brady and Daniels Nos 70, 50, 81, loe, llo
Ill, liz. ia, 115, 116. a. 49, 49, u.s. 1l3 12. l22
80, l2a, l2S, l27 'l2s 12s, ls$; ls4
Van vorst--Law and iact-Nos OILS, al6. 672, 2SS,
527, 63G, 665.
surRxME CouRr-CInculr- Part Held by judge
Dono1us-Nos ssl llol 1922 oS jas $40 1922
100, o5s 494 il4e. s4s lo4s 1851 ll19 ll42, 1l43,
lIeS lle4 Part 2-Aeld by Judge Lawrence Case
on-saniord Ct al. Harlem River and ?. r.. Com
Ray NJ day ss end fsr Sal ss Y usss xap
ll05 ll56, 1l07. lies, li12, 1873.
Freedman-Nos. rs, 81, Sc, o. 62 49, 40, 30, 63, 80
SUPERIOR coURT-GESERAL TrRM.--AdJourned until
'ns sgrsos ss asnsss Nissae' Held BY
Judge SpelrNos. 270, 800. S76, b84 $40, 6C5. $50,
aS4 POS, ssoH, 5o4 o4l. e42 $40. 600 e5s 600 rsr'
Ii h q S sl7 as ssS 81 % IS - 3s 81 IS 1
Soo eS5 iss, Isl, 400. Ss4 CO., sss ea4 ss5, $50,
697, 6ss. TOO 7ol, 7o2. 7Os, 7o4, TOO, 700, TOT.
COMMON PLEAs-GEsRRAL IxRA-Adjourned until
the first Monday OF November
Co2MoS PLEAs--EouiTY TERM-Hcld by Judge Rob-
inson-Case onNos q a2 80. o. 7, 8, Is, 20, Fl,
y, ~
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TRRA-Psrt Hold by Chief
Justice q. r. Day-Nos 1885, 1919, 1855, 1871, 900,
928 2s3 1887, S67, 272 752 IT. 476 1885, 11u5 1905
I'LL Part 2-Held by Judge Larremorc.-Nos. 144.
1224 $780, 1885, 587 1920, 1926 1885, 1851 1859, 827,
76l 400, l40l, l40S, 1855 Part 3-Hsd by Judge J.
f. balyNos. 1905 ls40, 23l2 622, 2o64, 1928, 1885,
1854, 1883, 1853.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TKRx-Part Held by Judge
SmnotNos S2S, l765, 1859 1875, 1881, 1889, 1S43
1927. 3l93. 34l0 1885, 1887 1859. 1892 1893 Part p
Held by Judge SheridanNos. 1871, ll64, 1919 1854,
1053 1434, 1907 1l2 1906 1871 1875 1895, 1919 1894,
1897. Part 3-Held by Judge AlkeE-Nos 1862, 1904,
1866, 1871 1901, 1856, 1853. 1852 1868, 1885, 1892
2745ls, 1884 1885, 1886.
CoURr oF GxNERAL SxssIoNs-Part Held by Re-
corder Hackett-rhe People vs.. William Gallagher
aud John N0len, robbery, Same va George Wesley,
robbery; Same VS.. Jefferson Saunders and Robert
Cromwell felonious assault and battery; Samc
Fleming w. jackson, felonious assault and battery;
Same vs. Bernard Farley, burglary; Same vs. Robert
Shelton, burglary; Same vs. William Blake, burglary;
Sane VS.. Mary A. Allen, grand larceny; Samo VS..
John Reynolds grand larceny; Same vs. Jane Nc
Laughlin, abduction; Same vs. Martin Gill, msde-
meanor; Same Henry Welsh ct AL msdemean Or |;
Same va Philip Holland OF al misdemeanor; 1ane
VS.. Richard Eusticc ct al, misdcmcanor; Same
John Asgrove OF ul., msdcme1nor Part 2-Heid by
Judge Sutherland.-The People VS.. John Shafer, hon.
icids; Same vs. George stewart and Clarence Craw-
lord robbery; Same John Leddy, clonous assault
ana battery; Same Michael Hcheran, felonous as
sault aud battery; Same VS.. Eugene D'Angell fco.
NOUS assault and battery; Same Patrick Lloyd,
burglary; Samo John Decker, grand larceny !;
Same va Peter Conroy, assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
AMUSEMENT FOR LUNATiCS.

At meeting Of the Supplies Committee of the
Kings County Board OF Supervisors, hold yesterday,
the report Of the subcommittee favorng the building
OF hall for the boncht Of the Flatbush
lunatcs adopted. 1t is estimated that tho edhce
Will cost about $l2 900. II remains ior the Board
OF Supervisors TO authorize Its erection.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
TRICKY OFFICIALS.

After great deal Of wrangng IN the Board of Edu-
cation Of Jersey City over the appointment OF jani
tor In the High School conclusion has becn reached
in an unprecedented manner. Among the candidates
who were rejected was one Charley Baker. Mr..
Plympl0D, member OF the Board, then put forward
fictitious candidate to whom ne gave tho name OF
Jacob Emory. euogizing that mythical parsonage in
the highest degree Tho Board was captivated, and
elected Jacob. II turned out that he was no other
than Charley Baker, who under his rcal namc had
been defeated Is claimed support Of this trick
that Baker sometimes known by the nickname Of
uEmory Jaken
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
WHAT WILL BE DONE ABOUT TIP

To THE EDITOR op THE HERALD-
Referring to your article on "Reokless Driving" in
which you givo account Of the running over of .
newsboy by the driver OF stage No. S5 South ferry
line desire ask II the said driver (or the company
Of which he is an cmpoyd will be allowed to 60 with.
out any further notice? l am daily patron of the
Wall street line OF stagcs. and have often noticed the
very careless driving Of the stages both that and
the Twentythird street and Fifth avenue lines and
have often witnessed many hairbreadth escapes OF
those who had tie temerty to cross Broadway unless
they wore under the protection Of q policeman.
Something should certainly be done once TO put
stop to this and various other outragcs committed by
the Broadway stage lines. O.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
and thu. another asle.s TO b. added to tn. Count.
RAPID TRANSIT.

Pursuant 10 adjournment the trial Of the suit OF
Rufus Story against the New York Elevated Railroad
Company was resumed yesterday before udge Robin
son, holding Equity Term OF tho Court OF Common
Pleas The action will be embered, 10 brought
to restrain the defendant company from building their
proposed road on the cast side, and especially In front
ground shat II would greatly injure the valuo
Of his property. When the case Was commenced
dress, recting detail the cause OF action He yes
terday concluded his speech and the examination Of
Witnesses was proceeded with The examination was
confined Tor the most part 10 proving the chain Of
title 10 tho premises owned by the plaintiff Among
the Witnesses examined were Messra Edward jarvis,
Nelson w. Young and Mellon CourtwrighL Tho lat
ter testified st length as 10 tho construction Of
the road. The case Is stiu on.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE BOULEVARD TREES.

TO THE EDITOR THE hERALD:-
Large numbers OF the young trees the boulevards
being ruined by tho laths strips of board that
were tightly bound to their sides somo time ago ia
prevent the bark being injured by the goats. Since
then the trees have grown and increased in circuncr
ence considerably. On some OF them the cord
Is fairly buried IN the alh. What fat saarcd oicer
should attend to thisY 81 bs3-so sel BROOKS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
STREET r1nKs.

TO THn EDITOR OF ThR HERALD:-
think that you cannos do better service TO tn,
community than by again warning the authorities Of
the danger OF street nres made by children. Any
where or the miAn streets ten bonHres may be seen
in = ten minutes walk Children are fatally burned
and sheds ana houses arc fred by this illegal play
every year. II Is prohibited 10 other cities.
INSURANCE INTEREST.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

MORE rE-Lettors intended for this column must b.
accompanied by the writer's full name aud address
insure attention. Complanants who are unwilling
comply with this rule SIMPLY waste time writing
Write only on one side OF the papcr.-ED. HERALD
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
is 1T SAFE?

| To THE EDITOR or THE HErALD:-
Iwish to call tue attention Of authorities TO "a
old tumbledown building under repair on EIevent
| avenue, between Tnirty-third and Thirty -fourti
streets. II Mr.. Adams grant permits TO repai,
srch traps there is no more security for life.
JIJSTTCE
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
POLICE COURT FINES.

The following arc the fines received a, the different
police courts during The month Of septcmber:-
Tombs. $670; Jefferson Market, 81, ,2S2 80; Essex
usrkeH S63l: fiity seventh Street xly3; Harlem
SI07: Trement, $50. Total, sS.26s ~
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

In the matter OF the action OF John Layton against
no Sea CliG steamboat Company, in tho Supreme
,ouft Kings county Justice Gilbert granted order
yesterday Bequesterng the properly OF tho defendants
kbe Denson was appointed receiver OF the same
he judgment for the piantn Is for $l3 900 against
l,.. d~shn
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
WASTE OF THE caoToN WATER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
During the water famine last summer had occasion
to notify Commissioner Campbell on two occasions OF
the fact that two ydrants located in the street
wasting hogsheads of Croton water. Bob OF them
wore in such q condition that boys could
the faucets and set the water running at full force,
which they did frequently For long time no atten-
ton was paid to the matter and don't know but
street. near Twelfth avenue, day last week. the
sidewalk opposite the market, stroam Of Croton
this place to supply the wants of hundred people
This is only one Of many hydrants from which our
reservoir being omptied and still steps taken
TO prevent the leak lit 10 the business OF the Com
missioner OF Public Works TO look after these matters
he has excuse, and his neglect IL outrage In
f,cted on tho people Of this city will report 10 the
HERALD every leak l find, and II the sCompaint
Bookr has room for them hope tho Com missioner
will nnd time to read the notices, and perhaps he will
reform and be more st.s..< DILIGENT.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
But three sales in foreclosure occurred on the Real
Estate Exchange yesterday. The property sold and
pricos realized are as lolows:-
BY RIcnAnp V. HAnsErr.


Foreclosure .alshsnss y ssy-so ksnnssy aassy'r
:as ass s.ssy srtss ;Sri 'ps i:as%sHs 'n
4 ssSsss asse % Il s%iiss F s aSaas wh sdo iGs
lug above. to Manhattan Insurance Company. 80,
p'"''''A' ny xisiss AND DAWES
'i Srcs ..h ss
sie East f2.th y, : 4oes f. " Of ist AS, to oo
ns s.j isssIss es the
corner OF independence and Warren ava, spuyten 49,,
Duyvei, to Frederick Chauncey 1000
Total sales for the day so, 900
9th Nv, O. Ies r. n. of isosh st., 75xss2; Charles
Madison snS. Sa 9th ii " ward Charles Bauer K stock
7dan g.. n s. os IL e. OF av A. iSx7s; Mary Ernst
crs.@@as HSnsS ss 40 i5o n drssn:jaam and
nSssS Ss st.. 'Gsss soa5o taii waid a. ksnnsyioB
oh Sasssas ss corner Of 18th ST. ias.sG o r. Nc
I,'s 70 s s. iso r. e. Of irospcci ST. sxoo ais.
lss d ware. Ko.l.nd as:sas Sseassr I to Daniel
s. ay'. " $: 40 IT. s. Of seth ST. ie4x74; O. sci
l1;s sSa x,!s se 90. So a. i7ixd5,
1854 sn st.. ~aas.; ~ s SIS ii, & 81 nh sy
East Brcadwsy. No. so4; l. A. Dugan and wiis 80
a5sI N IT,. y. s%ia aa5 H. W Of is. av a5xos6 John
harrington and wlfs to J. RodmAn :....,..;. 1000
and to wssSssy as1loo ).
f5yth ST. s.. W. OF Cortlandt hv.. 2jxlOO
esd wardJ; John keeler and vile to n Bach. 47O
'0" d. fslman 10 a. h. sprasae $4,000
back TO T. Kemmet 100
i4sh ST.. n. 8, lot tNo. f4aj; r. L. Hansen TO A.
Newcomo IL = 81 i;;;i ~ 1s, a.rvi. NOM
Oh aeeree, s to O Il Barnes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
'1.n nindiey creiereeJ to Amelia Fowler .... $500
o' Miller trcieree, 10 W. W. Tompkins .......... $500
o1s SALMON ,referee, to O. Mataran ........ $4,000
|
e. o 9Th av ................. ............... $500
1omnnnv a. = Of 5th av n OF i5oth 81; year 1850
same 10 same g. s. oil 9Th av OF s,jth ST. year T25U
same to same g. A. oil 5th ay n OF I3Uth st. year $50
| same IN same OF 5th av n oil l3Oth
Same same. Of 9TH OF l30h st.; year I25u
Ni isear.." 5000
SUM aD@sDd. AZ ' ................... 1900
| Levy David and wife. to j. Cohen, O. . Of I'd av.. n.
oi o6th st years.. o,Up
Lauderbacn. Moses and wife, to Bank Of the Mo-
tropqlis, g. of 6Jth st., OF ID av demnnd 2,oOO
Of 49in S., between ssh and vth avs 5years.. 5000
Of sth v OF SD st. years. 1900
| Rintoul, James and wife. so h. l.. Feckler, IS OF
10th ST., W. OF 9TH av. 5years WO
| Drucker, Ephr aim and wife, to j. j. Lyons, SIS sf
Boule o. to j. Wilson, NO. Az West 55th l,0ut
Barker Henry o., to S y. Williams n. s. ot37thst, -
w. or 10th year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2OOl
same 10 j. n Rathbone, of Dnane 5.uot
Fitzpatrick James, to J. +. kilgoar, No. AIS East
49th A. due. ON
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
A DANGEROUS SIDEWALK.

To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD
Please call the attention Of the authorities to th
dilapidated state Of the sidewalk on tho west side
Hudson street. between Duane and Reade streels tn
pnrt referred TO- about eiehty ninety feet long,
naae OF broken Bricks in parts very uneven and veT
dangerous during tho winter for pedestrians.
SUBSCRIBERS
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHlNGTON Oct y, lod.
On motion OF Mr. 8. Shelabarger MIR. W. W. Cor
tell, OF Cheyenne wyominR also on motion OF MT
w. d. Davidge, Mr.. Linden Kent OF washington,
u. c. also on motion OF Mr. r Phillips, Ar. rhomas
IL. Herndon, OF Mobile, Ala, were adm''ed 70 Prac-
t,se as attorneys and counsellors OF this court.
No d Yhe Chesapeake ana Quo Rsilrord company,
paint,fs m error VS.. samuel H. Early d Co et aL-On
motion o! Mr. James IL. storrs dism'sseo, eacn party
paying their own costs. =
No. q. Gcorgo w. Bowen, plaintin IN error, vs.:
Nelson Chase.-On motion OF MT Y. Smaller passed
on account OF sickness OF counsel
No 8. Washing Ford, plaintiff in error, VS..
James Surgct --un m oon OF X. ID. Massey passed. on
account OF sickness oi counsel
No 63 William Miller, Ialo collector, &C, tai vs..
Alfred Elmore al - On motion Of Solicitor General
Phillips dismissed with COSTS
In error, VI. ~ d. Carlyle OF al No l51 James
Pickett plaintiff In error. vs. Tho United Statesi NO.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE CITY AS A BORROWER.

To EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Why not the city ment employ its clerks
IL receiving from property owners the taxes instead
OF borrowing money from the banks and paying seye,
per cent interest on short bonds cailedY Let th
taxpayers get the rebate instead OF paying M
bankR TAXPAYER.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
qouNTEnYxlr MONEY ON THE STAGE LINES.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
on Thursday evening last took the Fifth avenue
stage Fulton ferry, and entering found that all
tho change had consisted Of i've cent piece and q
lew pennies handed the driver ono dollar note
change. Hc HANDED down package, which
opened and found the change correct, as lar tho
count concerned. won't directly to my home
and stayed doors until morning, when,
changing my clothes, l discovered a counter.
felt hity cent piece. Now NOT having enough
change to pay my fare, and not having
occasion to change money elsewhere that evening
there be doubt TO my having received II az
the hands OF the driver. The next morning called at
the office Of the company and what supposed to
bc Of the propretors and LAID the matter before
him. Hc said he could do nothing for me; that they
had not put 1t In the package, but that the driver
might have put IL in Il does possible to
thai u driver OF . stage on crowded thoronghfare
could get chance TO DO anything OF that kind. If
person tried to pass counterfeit on shopkecpcr he
would arrested and here forced to take spu-
rious money from companies ike thc.Fiith Avenue
Stage line aud any redress for the impos
ton. What Is to be done? Are they not responsible
for thcir employees while in their service, must We
take just much counterfeit money as the driver
wants to give us? GOOD MONEY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ROCHESTER,, n. r, Oct Q, 1877.
Supreme Court, General Term, fourth department,
day calendar for october 10-Nos q Q, IL, IA, ~,
2s, 20. 80, 33 81, Al, Al, So, 56 and d.
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GENEhAL SESSlONS-PART i.
Before Recorder Hackett.
FAMILY JARS.
For some limo past there have been frequent quar-
rels between the families OF Hugh McGii and Robert