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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

EPATINE, tho great remedy for dyspep-
IL siaand all diseases or complaints that arise
from disorderod liver. Also GLOBE FLOW
ERSYRUP, the popular remedy for Colds,
Cough; snd Ill diseases ol the lungs. 2 large
supply of both of the above for sale by
dec T.. S. IEADBEATER & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-22

VVNST9F.AFI
TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels, caused
by temporary derangemont Of the liver, for
tho last three or four years, and always, when
used according to the directions. with decided
benefit. think it ia good medicine for the
arrangement Of the livet-at least such has been
my personal experience in the use of it.
HIRAM WARNER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Calvin yesterday, filed his dee'-
sion admitting 10 probate the wllof cN Jude Michael
Connolly deceased. thus ending bitter struggle be-
tween the heirs
In Supreme Court Circuit yesterday, Judge
Law-egcc u the suit Of Francis swift against the city
and the Police Commissioners, dismissed the complaint
~ against the city and directed verdict AGAINST ne
Polca Commissioners for rlGl3 g. Tho suit was Tor
balance due contract 10 furnish fJur bOats ~ FLU
u week. for the transportation Of garbage
4 hearing was had at Trenton. Yesterday
before the Chancellor. upon motion 20 authorize the
receiver OF the MonclIr and Greenwood Lake Railway
10 issue large amount II receivers certificates OF in
de1ieducs have priority the mortgage bonds Is
sued by the railway company. The motion vas opposed
by Charcs ". as.er, Of this civ who appeared for the
bOndholdcrs and the Chancellor denied the petition ts
part OF tIc is-Ic asked for and ordered further
hclFIng ~ to the remainder.
Judge Davis refused Yesterday 10 yacate the
order u reference in the of Jonn Baird against the
city The suit Is Tor 100000. what j. known tile
Navarro claim. aud the CHIEF defence OF the
cts il fraud The inception of the contract The mo-
zion to yacat- placed twp grounds-0ne hat toe
r,ar-c, tJud-c join X. Porter, - counsel ol fhc Gil
merit Elevated Railway, and Is paid for bis services 10
that company 10y another company IN which dose =.
Navarro fhc rudtDr Of the clm, is the largest ana
most influential -ocKh0er. aud might b. influenced hy
that fact she other that Iwccds testimony mad recent
y become available. and SD the defence OF lraud was
NOR; tangible, and should DE tried by jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
RICH FURs FOB CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

The manufacturer and importer OF furs, NJ.
Mailer has fine establishment at No. 1l57 Broadway
where is shown large stock OF goods comprising seal
skim chinchilla beaver, ermne mink, otter ana SUR
rel in mus boas hats, caps and sscques single and in
sets. The peculiar miliness OF the Winter so lar mas
been Of discomfort 10 all dealers IN fur gar
ments. but the real Winter Is beginning 10 MAKE IL
self felt and the holidays approach, when every ono
looking and wondering what they get for presents
the mind sharpened by the cold wind Of December nat
uray resorts rs and thus the hearts aud eyes oi
dealers IN these articles gaddened by tho sght OF
thrOngs OF purchasers who this season, lavish In
expenditures, and easy TO please.
An elegant dolrnan shown by Mr. Mailer. OF black
silk the back Gtted slightly 10 the figure and the
sleeves made TO fall open tte way IN order to re-
veal the lining OF rcn fur This dOulan was finished
with wide band OF black beaver handsome black
silk circular CLOAK seamless and lined with FUR one
elegant circulars Of seaskin lined Win
elk These very rarely seen III the street not 80
much from their costumes from the fact that they
exceedingly unbecOmng, except 10 tar stately IA
dies and thcy hesitate 20 envelope themselves IN so
trying garment Many seaskn sacques shown NJ this
house finished with broad bands OF otter, when u
novel way make last Winter sacqurs undergo sea
change into sacque Of the very latest style SIX
sacques and dOlmans made by this house have trm-
ming OF chinchIlla on the edge and IN the front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
THE LAW BTTORE THE COURTs.

The proceedings to compel the Excise Com
rissicncrs 10 grant licences 10 James = Kelly thc
kee1,er of the Centennial Hotel at 40 West Housi0-s
and 10 Edward Thompson who has restaurant Oh
Erd way was heard before Judge Van HosScn, IN Com
mon Pleas Special Term Yesterday The application IN
t tr,ceelInci is ba sd on allegations that the Com
,s1ouers hive Soiind on every requisite bat one in
K,v's favor and that scy mold his place not 90 be an
INN tavern or hotel because the food for those living
crc is uot coo led the premises in the othrr ease
te apucaon rested on the compliance Of Mr. IEomI-
soi with all other requisites and that he proposed" 10
keen an hotel Ex-Jdd6e Duenhoeer claimed that inn
and cavern were by means synonymous; That some
dcu oss mair tavern place merely Tor itirclhchts
nul au lUu the place for the accomu"o'l"u Oh irdlo
lars Ibi; apullcI to both cases ana Do was rUHcCnt TOY
sfr l,-ou IL r pTpro~cd" that Is, intended, 20
keen am inn. tavern, hOtcI, ami had the requisite
me us and good character 10 dO So He claimed tha ine
dicia discretion, and where ct WAS exercised even cor"
sclcntlcIsy y, bu WRONG PRINCIPLES, the comi would
Interfere hI WaudalU,. sILec tcl" Wa noe e.. Irhc!
NorIn i,fruIori. Iu reply, claimed tWl 10 appeared
an fc face of both el0ns that there not right 10
"A Iep,,,r In one case the petitioner Was NOT prepared
IN ,flu.Iy travellers with an ucCdfIl accoWW pdHpns
tie other, 10 was noj pref d'd tlat nc coHlI accom-
Iuolte them. hut OuN that Ec Intended To DE able Ihe
courts would not grant mandaiiiN 10 compel TIE way
in which discretion should be used. Decision was re-
Tegt guilty were entered Yesterday byGeargc Knox,
William " .l5h and william Daen on indictments FOR
yoiai1. the Excise Law, and then sentences. ,h those
Of several who had Hs viousy pleaded We're adjourned
tO riuv Recorder tl9ckott stated thaJ hi hrdh h3u
prevented MIN giving tcW proper attention ~ the last
row d.iys. though hC wished escape from me annoy
,op no. had been subjected 90 by those who mad lmpei-
In me sut I'm She Marine Court. reported ia yrSjeGda-
grgt.Ni brought by william ltuCkcn. tie proprietor OF
4 restaurant ~ aiust E0uudsDau slausson and PItr"
man -poIca Ooer SpOlacO was arrested yesterday ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

Five creditors OF the Ten Eyck Axe Manufac-
turing Company, OF No. 1J3 Cbambers-st.. and at
Cohocs " " have filed petition to have the company,
which, they allcge, consists Of Abram, Albert and
Jonas Ten Eyck and Dccyan IT, Cute and George Cara
gan, declared bankrupt Gbe claim. OF the petltlOnng
creditors about $1,000. reference has been or
dcTed 10 Com missioner Belts 10 settle the matter
Philip Bick d Brother dealers in cloths, at No -
Walker5t., failed yesterday with liabilities Of about
10000 n stated that The failure OF the Clncinnsi
dry goods house OF Tole. Hoton Is Co., with iabte,
OF about 100000 Will fail heavily on The joDDng uade
OF this city Several large firms said 10 have lost
nbOut $40 OO0 each.
Assignments for the benefit 81 creditors sled yea
terday by Edmund j. Iutchngs to John Costello and
by Richard j. Ludlow 10 Theodore p. Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
TIE TELFGRIPH POOL.

After it became known TO the managers Of
The Western Union Telegraph Company that the drcc
tors u the Atlantic and Pacific Company had ordered
tie distribution Of the Franklin Telegraph stock (G 300
shared held by the Atlantic aud Pacific. they appointed
a committee 60 procure the resembling OF the order.
The Atlantic and Pacific directors rescInded 1t yester
day.
Since the adoption in September OF the pooling
scheme by the Western Union and Atlantic aud
Pacific companies, the latter ha coScd i-J oloes III Dill
ereu parts the country. This action has been fol
loved Dy 80 great reduction IN the business, that the
amount Tor November which the Western Union paid the
Atlantic and Pacihc In order make the 1914 per
cent Que to tne latter company By the pooling mr.
RAJ cement WaH, IN round numbers. $4,000. As other
oicesI are discontinued the monthly instmont 10 b.
PAD tie Atlantic aud Pacific Company will De somewhat
Larger The amount. IL IL stated, IL already double tho
SUN which the Western Union manager expected 10 10 be-
aud tine matter consequently giving them some annoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
SNIP NEUN.
PORT OF SEW-l ORN....................Da Is
CLEARED.

PORT OF SI.W.4 OF k ............... 600. Dc. Is
rr4,R#D
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",i' M i..r,sr ri,,fuy.toD Hazard -eyanp,h George
vo.,,c i
steamship Mississippi croTei -aga1n9h 'eo f2as Fp
Bars BerLer (Soii Petersen CORK 1907 'iuete uu
Edyr & co. .......,
Bark Du'n fSOr) Andersen, Exeter, l2oaS Z. ~ r.,
Bark Esmcralda tGur) Hansen Bristol huG RIM c. lave
& GO. - ,,- ,.,-,-. ,-t. O. ~.
Bark fothr-Sy 'Nnf.l iNei~'l' hr,'E' .i'., - 800
BARK TARA hart lNOi.h B'yr, "oi'rdh' 'i'"h-' A'-'
T,tns -. ..,., .,. ,,......t tro,,., c.,,,, Z D..
BARK r. W. 6rriiia iBf' DcutlupI" i+"'Nb ''' - %
" ant o. g.. NJ, . g.. ~. IL = r..tc ur,s c r.,
tIl2 Friir NJ a"'h' - in'A i'ati. VI, D" i'S
Bnc o. &. ti3fY scott hIUR't'HH p-l' b"'-'. a"
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ARRIVED
steamship crest iBr, phihS 9Aitii j. N'''' VITA Hu't
steamship Cty OF savannah. Mallory aF1Gtan D e. -,
WIZ pi ,, 1, t '' u ,,2 1y9i, "a aav. and Gibraltar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
THE COURTS.
DIR LAMRERTs METHODS.
DID UE TRY To TAMPER WITH THE JURY

DID uE TRY To TAMPER WITH THE JURf'
DIR. Thomas S. Lambert, president OF inc
American Popular Life Insurance Company during MS
trial yesterday explained that the first conversion VI
the conditional certificates into stock was to meet ~"
OF Ohio especially directed against his company "o"
reanircd all stock companies doing business IN tha Sae
70 have 5000 600 capital. The American Popular haa
only and SO turned the certificates 10 tn CA
tent into stock The officers took the advice OF "eorso
Bliss IT, in drawing the conditional certificates MI
Rollins asked Dr. Lambert II he had not asked inc Io""
n, checks and on his denial produced letter OF Geo2e
BIjss r refusing make such loan as IL "ouu hA'o
a very suspicious look. a d, - hos M. told
Mr. Rollins asked Dr. Lambert ~ ne had not toIu
etenhen n Merritt undertaken In Elgnti-aFe NM
The 0nh Juror o. H. MeTkel was an Odlsl, shIsHu,
faced man and q temperance man, ana u ne h.u lot
lei Merritt TO ace him and tell him he, Lambert was
also a temperance man also II he had nor salu tna mo
fcnth iur0r William H. senior was IN MERRITT own Dus
mos and naked him TO 90 and senior aud zen MN nc
wns DR. Lamberts friend. Dr i'ampcI, az az
Injtted he had talked with Merritt about tne
iury but denied that no had asked MN 10 spPioa
any nf them. AZ soon ~ ne sttppcu IIuii 80. ~
sf5nd Mr. Rollins called Merritt EX-Recorder SMITH
,cr this vltur.s was objected 70 DIS UstVul'
and hiS objection was sustained but aer nIIir t.
sIitaton with Dr. Lambert, stated thdt III Iappot
i,drrv, any objection. Mr.. Merritt then tesllheu 20
what was forfshadowed by Mr.. Rolin5s question: anu
tbat ne had told DR. Lambert ne did not soc no" 40
coud do rs lac was requested -, A.. s,,,o s,,or
The defence reseryng the right 70 cali luo o'"e
Intendent and Mr. Reed, rested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
cALENnAR, TITS nNv.

SurEEW orRr-CHArBErs-Dayis, p. Third Monday
sff@i Al iF.,i-Barrctt J-Nos ESQ 47o $50. 502 SOB
5g4 CO., 2s 81 5ai 57s 49, 800. i3l $780, Jis. go.
1871. 2l6, Ju@. 5o6. 90. ~. 800. - $500 .
CiGCrii-PtII -DJhoaue. J.NOA 1881, 79S. l222 1Gj
9i7 D. 3-j - 2U39 1OlO 20ll .ot2 2Oi3. 2tL a. oiS
2-li. 2uG, llgl. 1908. 1899. 1914, 1918. 39{
PAHT u-IAwrancc, Nos 5tJ 2O3i, J!I, fsl, 100,
~ 9jJ 1873. 90, l1f2 2U4 l.Jb 32l, 80 tO2 3d.
i7pGt 1861. 1866, .f3 5il. 1863 1910. 1.72. l273
PAH M Van Bulut. J.-Nos 1871. l6i1 1852. MS.
800 90 TUl III 7sJ. 10 5Jo &JJu zoo, &ZlJ SO. lIi
100 1919 ~. ~. l3 o. 1868.
SUPERIOR CorAI-ogECiAL TERM-5edgWick. J.-No day
TGitL IfH-PAsr sanford. Nos 257. III. SOL COO
5i5 .j0. -o~ go 60. 3jG, go 1872 2JI, SOP 22 ~
rAj, 9r. lGG i ~ ~ H. ~. -'z ' 49,
PArt II-IItcdnHu J.Nu3. pa. Ai9. al fO1. bJ-, ~
5Is, ISL ZOO as ~ go G5j .O., 2j2 2s,. ga, Jj5
CoMaoN rIEAs-E9Un TLH -larrcnioro. Case on
THAL TERr- PAu Van IIoa.eu J-Nos. SOB. 46i, hob
12.6 llO 2O TO-. 92G 729 l4O. 1903, 755, 2li3 j1J
PAIR Robinson. Case ON. SO. siJ.
MARINE COuHT-rIAL LEgSi-PAHI Ne Adam, Mos.
23lJ 31~s 2l25, 1918 2J6I 1875 ziN2 23s5 3-2 1897.
1905 4ip - J. -bOi, 1000 SOU' 10 2bl1 uuciuso 2b!9
PAR IL, Aker J-Nos 2O5s I2iz 1851 2f3s 1918 2l75
25Oi 1919. 5il. 4l34. l"sOh. POPS 2b2a, 900 2J3l
PART III -Goepp, Nos. 2i99. Pass. 52, 252 1896
26J2 203, - g. 2J7. 2G39 2GiO 2UlI 2Gi2, 243 26lE.
GEbEaNL SfnaIuNs--IAEl I-Gideraeeye, J-lOusa Wet
gel miC.no continued Ste 0e0rge Steiin, felnOus
a.ll battery, John Tlck Thomas BONNER. William
pier raps JOAN DoOuo larceny from the per-on Joseph
Kelly petit larceny; William Gallagher George Patterson,
gra "a larceny 1inu Brady, Ihos :. Lambert perjury
II-Ifackttt n Monroe M
Moore, Thomas Ia Eeruard Matthews. burglary
Nellie MudadY. Bridget smith, Charles Efhard, grand lar
Danl L. Long, Amos snnot Daniel b. Chamberlain. for
gerry; Bell frOhious assault and battery William
lsghcr. assault aud battery PatT,k Leonard rlOnOus
saut and battery Jane Doe pott larceny George kod lar
Z a. n lIU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
COURT or APPEALS.


. =
Aiu,yY y y Dee. lN.-MOliou, for argument
Tuur The Mayor. Coleman a.t truup collins
..,t. collins AIT. Harley. Allen az Meyer N'pnto
rnup papers Hand Tor A'tlpH, f'tf '"o@ OPP
arrIiutri of rDut- ,. rfs.s order "tfr.
t,Itr li.utal. ,,o. 2.1fur aet tle.df. Argument
i, aud. a. Uc uI.l 80 @gc.-ILr People COntI--
1ri Norh. argued ty = q. Noik tp- fIr'iatii y Hh'
.rrrsIoudrut. 30. Isl zoe % i"1y N'gr hN harlre
-,Y.llr John iHr-uus Tor rt-uuuatH
40 Wiiehtart wright. Argued hy GARRISON = Potter
f,r ,rprllaut Hand for repayment Case still
I'M. decisions handed down; judgment Pc
,r-et aud new trial granted 10 abide evCuttOwlu"
srf Altman Judgment Alarmed, with cO-i-.-tu.I!s
Sew Vof Central 2a lrold COMPANY; Nelson ar sun
5ui Insurance COMPANY; kHaUp at. hHu. Brown
AIT E,s-r Tabrr d-t Delaware etc. ComptIY. Or.ti Of
CanclI FERN revcr., ana Judgment 81 referee slrmr
with costs Jourluu aet NcE-ipfS Central rc. Kai-
road or Ter trial ered and Judgment n tir
tutt Armed " i IlrNisG Order itlng
nov tia, affirmed. and Judgment absolute Tor plaintiff with
Wooster ac I0r;g-sr,oud n. tl
Ger ct Genera! Torn affirmed ahd Judgment absolute for
p4'ld uu stipulation. Do cutt..-h Ips agt Is rnh rt
ofrer affirmed Win Costs.-In the OF uoIina
uprry.sors Appeal dismissed Wih co,.sSic"art a.t Nc
Cool
Following is r day calendar ios Wednesday De-. 10: Nos.
1873 80 ~. 2ii. 2fS. 1ig2,o aui 2jl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
MRS. WITHERs'S CONTEST WITH HER SON
I, the suit of Matilda A. Withers against

her .on David Wihers to remove him from the position
Of trustee of hcr late husbands estate, Judge DAVIS '
refused TO appoint receiver The ground OF INC
WA hi, refusal 30 send her the income OF the estate 7ne
- ~ ,,sr saventy years old and is said TO have fallen
Irder The control of one daughter. Judge DAVIS $50
thar il the facts alleged by the defendant are uc ~
he dutv md r IN, VIII 10 that the money |N az
nIiad to her needs He sent It to her friends IN paci o
sending II 10 her. but there Is, therIOrr no "nn iii
that fT ramoying him Judge DAVIS thinks 3'vV VIM
Inc enough 10 secure the resduary egatees ineat III Wy
plate belonging the estate, IN MIS- NIthtis I'D
M. leave. abOu So 900 OF the income untG 80
rs Gerchldrcn cannot reach Mr7. Whcrs judge DAVIS
6 and TO be accounted by him to the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

Sgprcac Comt-C iamb-rs-By judge Brady
Marie i.ee AL Peter N.tr-EcItIt conuncI aui decree
ofdvorrr granted O." ihe pltif liu'r'el ast tiighoa e
a-pr-imlary objection - wen tax ~, TIE aildaNt does
not conform 30 itgl 80. urlcr discHli-cI.
ty Presiding Justice Dsyis.-fOftcr asi. Mor4-0fier
granted In ia, matter q, B,~ ck-Moton denied MIth.
tr- at NI.trr AMI Blul at rho Mayor 'tcp opinions.
rs JUDGE T. Wrlicr.-lrp"n at tarry.-prtr granted
Judge Van BGu-L-l'iO"n agt HIiS""!- i0tioA
Ia with costs.
S4tlyi9r CORri-SDtciaI ItTB-By Judge SANFORD
Fleming AIT Consolidated Fruit jar tompiny-Casc settled
AMI oTtcrci 81 iir. 49,
By JuIge no .iman-Ca,hman agt Alny ct al Findings
Of m and ronclu Law settled aud Judgment slgrri
y Judgr SedCW ck.-laWtOn Il a. sgt M"ltI<-Orler re-
tNrru!OTS. utiuH
Cooley at. Couliet.
cuylug motion Win 10 c1ss To defendant Duyee
at Lc.tar- Undertaking appeal approved Amory agi
Ampry fND. I ard 2.-7lldgmoI's signed. HausIt aEt.
ViIiugrDrIcr denying no Jon iOr new trial N tucJ+ts.
if,ularson All General Term calendar.
Farmer act rh.u AVcnre Railroad Comp Fines aRt.
Cfur Buryee AIT Lester; Weeks ct a. aet lldd Butler
+ American Popular Life Insurance Company Sruwt0n
arf -tudveII Kennedy e. kennedy Jon; AIT tufnctt
ItIrdrl lst BlsrubuIy Jaudu agt Merriam Hatch ago.
sirrd sweeney GgL Syhult ct al-Orir's granted
Cannon Pie0s->Dccd 7erp-B, Judge Van Hoe
.fu simon AIT Nl+.tll-Ordcr diami5sng appeal vacated
In The matter WJDsicr LAYTON ay. yer same Igt
same Peace Int the m.tt"r OF Halsfy, ttc-Agph
By Judge iarremore.-In the matter Of WIman.-Docree
entered the matter %; Hcath-Decec ordering dla'nbu
Df sslt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
Gin Real Gstate Tor 5als.

4 RCHNOLOGI AND ARI.-Coutam psucB
I by Dayard Taylor Henry ~p..c.auu rrO.-.tI ..fl
T. G.. Stcdu-u ana Clarence Cook Tribune Extra. $50 y
Price. 10 cents
E'UR SALTWATER front for rciuerlcs. ca'm-
zeal works factories. Nc; ilrye blocks. With hl 'i
water mont also bio rs tof V eEgs i0r sale low hna 20
~. IT, BIONEH, ~ Nii1mst
EOR SALE-llWcr story brOTn-st0ac house;
l9X5nNlOo location Er7tcaS'. AL c,ayaHeui uH.-ir
hood OF tle WudsoT ilosl Wilbc sold iow ana l-y
TERMS Address WIEDoHE, Tribune DAce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
p,,,,ov,1.Iv THE EXCISE OFFICE.

Edward Donohue, jr., vino has for some
lime been the chief clerk and cashier in the Excise
Office, has been removed for cause President
Morton declined to explain ihe cause OF this
removal last night he said that his place had not
bcel filled MI DOnOhue5 position should not b. con
founded IN that Of MI Chids the chief clerk OF the
Roar "a OF p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
MRs BELL's SAD pEATH

Coroner Wotman held an inquest yesterday
IN the case OF Mrs. Bell the Young who died
after giving birth 10 a child at No. 1874 Macdougalsi
last week. Mrs Bishop, OF Irvngpace. who has taken
great interest In Mrs Bcls history present. bear
ng her the little mOthersss child which she has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

adopted Mira Bishop testified that she knew the dead
wonans name but unwilling to Civ" II 10 the pup
lo She had known her for nearly two years. she once
attended school kept by the witness She ad ntenud
to 20 on the stage and known rs Miss Howard. no
other testimony OF any interest was elected roh she VIZ
feVp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
INDICTMENT AGAINST \ JUSTICE QUAsHRD.
IL. c,,thnrln,nh hns nnnshnn the indictmPni

Judge Sutherland has quashed the hulctmthC
against Justice Flanagan. Of the Tenth DisrIic Inc
g,t OF the indictment obtaining money from lhe
c,v v falsely rcprcscniing on the payroll OF his Court
BENJAMIN f. IIaskina ,ten0grapcT. Judge sutherland
decides that the first two counts are bad because tiy
are drawn under thc ninety -h section oi Tho charter
and Jnstice Flanagan II not city county officer; MAJ
me third count ia bad. because lis avermens are ihat
Benjamin J. Iia>ku obtained the money 'uu ''"' '''''
A. no offence imputed 20 Justice Flanagan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

The City Hall politicians of Brooklyn, are
becoming interested n the question OF the presidency OF
the next Board OF Aldermen The ne" board IKE inc
nreseDt one will consist Of thirteen Democrats and
teIve Republicans but three OF tia Democrats are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

"Sec, Mammal exclaimed a little one. as
puss with ar.ng spine and elevated rudGor, eiutted
around the table; see, Kity5 eat so much tho can't
shut her rail down"
When Girl begins 10 take an interest in a
young mans crava It q sign she does not love lin IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

considered doubtful" tho Republicans have better pros
poets OF eecting their officers than they had one yI
ago. The Republican Aldermen met In cancus mOhuy
evening and unanimously nominated Alderman trahe US
Fisher of the Twenty-thrd Ward for President OF ue
next Board. The Democrats have not yet maze any
untu
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Gonn!rn Nca! GsIale Eor saLe.

TOR SALE-Fcry chcaD-A beautiful c1un-
try seat 30 Focksnd Collt, re lty mites from ,ty
Address Pos Office HoN AO2J.
L'OR SALE-Ihc Amelia Court House Hotel.
4 Richmond. Dauyie R ..irlai, with BRICK stone,
ana $50 acres land a'iulu. suitable fr town
lots. ~ 5000 terms easy. Apply 10 w. j. BEUW.L,
40 Wuliam-sf.
I 0. HOYT & son, III Broadway and 232
cs Ercad.,t, Elizabeth Houses bots, county seats aud
farms sold a. , Nctaugct. Huaty O. loan pt.ts.t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, sun set,..... 4.sJ Clock slow. 80
Moon sets 6i3 Moon eOuias $50 Moon 80 days 10
HIGu WAFER TO-DAY-N n
sandy Hook. G.23 Gov. Island. GJT Hell Gato.. $40
mon WATER TO-DAY p So.
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Does Death End AIT" asks the Rev Joseph
Cook We'll, u wOuiuLt appear thlt Il does Judging
from the Vanderbilt will case.iA. i. Commercial Adj
vcItiser.
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liar societies throughout the state, and we desire
that an influence shall 20 from them TO Albany, Wm l
shall say To- the egslare You shall not change thls
law DO moi LET This meeting end here We do not ASK
your money. FIFTY from each rcspeotaOe e.lgn
would oyerlur1en our treasury. Ten cents rom
each ono would give us money enough 10 close
every dram shop in the city. Tho ponce aro
now doing their duty. The Commissioners see thc mat
Ter in It's ruo light and YOU should show by your mora
support that YOU theiy present attention 10 du
mairned b5 those who see only middle in the enforce
ment OF law God help the right.
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%rrlllEure.
90 t0bom It man Concern.
PRE- TRANSPORTATION co.

OFFICE or TuE PRESIDENT,
1927 GigARDsr.
PfIiLADgi 4. Oct. rs.
Notice % hereby given that the mIre irausp0 Com
any has ceased 10 transact business and has entered on
.taou 1 lt, affairs preparatory Co ls dissolution as cor
r,,~,tir1 lp-. II. POIIS, President.
Tis Empire Line formerly owned 4al operated by !Ee I'm
ur Tran.poI ~ on Company will continue 10 bO 0prrtcd as
heretofore bat f,T arcOull q. 10 new Un Ict7
r. J. FIFTH. Gen. MANAGER Empire IaD'