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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
HANn.s STOLEN DIAMONDS.
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A-cARIY COMMITTED FOR TIAIl-IDENTITY on iii
LIME MAN.

M'CAEIY COMMITTED FOR TuhI.-IDENIITl on TIE
LIME MAN.
The hearing in the case OF William +. e..
McCalfy who is accused of being Implicated III the da-
Iuond r0boory which committed on saturday last
was concluded yetora before Justice Kbreth, AZ the
Tombs Police Court. George knapp clerk at he Bel
mont Hotel testified That the lame Ia,a connected with
the di>AppearaIce o. diamonds hired two rooms IN tine
LoIeI near stairway. ANA registered Hamilton He
was seen in conversation with tie Described ~
Haacad. Hannah Barnes, chamhermad, testified
that She found roll OF maps in Of the lame mans
rooms which, i. Is believed lett there by Ne
Garlic. Anthony surch, proprietor Of tie BARRIERS
shop in the hotel testified that Oh saturday
tbe lame man c?me huTirdly INFO his shop
and asked il there was an exit 10 Anut. He dropped
several small boxes the table 80 hastily that ono OF
them burst open showing some diamonds and jcwciiy
lie took hat biOnginS - the witness and hurried 70
carriage which was waiting. AIr Marich ran after HIN
ana demanded pay for his bat. he t,ld to jump
into The calraec which he d1. and he drivcI up
The BoNcry TO pa nbf0kor's, where the iamr mau
usvnel ring ana gave M. Mulch - the lame man
then entered the carriag. aud WAS driven away. The
COUNCIL Tor tie prisoner moved ha' he be dischargcd On
M ,DG that 10 evidence had hc'n given u sho~ Ola;
The robbery actually had been committed. Jasce M
hreth declined 70 lScnaree the prisoner and itr yrl'i
dav afternoon committed bim ia 81 iau!i o. $1,000 BAH
Tor trial III de Cont Of General sessions
rae uolcr we're Informed Yesterday afternoon hHt me
lor,c nan Introduced as EwJ0i Thompson. lawyer Is
rc" . mr. known a. ticolec iilwood Dctaun oi New
ark y J. one Of his many a!ldsrs has been Hcofsc
Irving. II Ms stated ycscio'Y tht it mas arIE ID
-i+c pr,on both la &cT-5cIs,y and Illinois, aud thl
his principal uccCBplics la, been oNtf Hasit:i son
~ .P,f tIpisic.d. who kCl some Nctia a-o ~
charcoal vc;fcr /. l. added that about year iihi
stead mode e Acquaintance OF Chester Russell Nio hhl
jut received several Thousand do:s as ms paIlmohy
o his iai hers death. II" a;tccHarf introduced ", Cam
Ia Mr. Russell Georsr Irving, aad induced INN 70
make irving isis attorney Russell swipcod oil u
hi his money ANA was inUracd hat 10 began allIG
inc ana del eH n,0Htns aTtc ward. The swiHClefH
lrd 10 Koniurr. Justice Waudcl is,uod warrant ior
Nrriuu'. arrest aud Detective StiWen OF Tie Police
Central Office cLdccVOrcd - serve Il, bat learned al aus
mi s before stated McluIu dg>c1l as abOu' ~
ycar, vi age tie icct GCcs hight has de- =
raT on he noSe and corr ie II j. n;id tia; he
lost his eg when a. boy, being injured when Jumping
f4Um tram VI cars II believed t,!a the DETECTIVES
viii srou tUccccd in capturing Mccain and Hai>jetc
though the police have !Utie hope OF recovering tie
stOleu diamonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
PROF. uuGsrD,s WATCH STOLEN.

Prof J. f. HilgaId Of the United States
C,,,4 survey W1,in .to,. was robbed as night OF .
gold watch and chain va.ucd az 500 Prof Il ieaId Ind
attended o reception gym - tc authors Of J'hns'n'
Euryc"p,fio and i.s'ie before midnight cot upon
Uniyersiiy are car Gcl. Twenty -t.-st 20 reirn To
his lodgings al The AstoT Hos'. There ccuWd on
thc car md three Ji.po Kris had taken s,I' o.
the -aAnd -idc az tn rear plat oim A. PROT Hill
sia cot on the he pushed nF two ~ tHr tIir'
valc the third drew .i= watch liun his
,..@t pocket and dipped tie hook u lh- Clain
i.lri tee buitonioIg hlcr considerable &iG@.fv ir
mo .c~,r a.. tered tHc ear. .iaj cH-1-IE2 ia t,'
.iss.ou with u iri.rd ai,oup.it ing Sim, lee .i NOT
r.,ic.. h;s loss uEtl some TIME Tiei ward A.ttt -
friend left he ear Ire wished cosLr Hs watch, and
discovered that t., bad been robbed TIE watch Wa q
fine English clToHoinrt"r. made 10y Fr1d.liu The
ic-,yy god pia.u aud sHc0rh. The thieves
with 1ciI booty SLIPPED ton the ca loHE bcicr u, oi
al "a, ach discovered, and Prof H-lgd hts little
hope o. ever seeing las property again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
TIE CROTON SUPPLY
WASTE WATER METERS.
THEIR INTRODUCTION OPPOSED BY CHIEF-EYGrSEEl
CAMPBELL.

THEIR INTRODUCTION OPPOSED BY CHIEF-ENGINEER
CAMPBELL
The project of introducing into this city the
Deacon water meter which ls used In Liverpool to
detect the wasage OF water is not regarded with favor
by ChefEngnoer Campbell Of the Department Of Public
Works lie considers it impraccabo here although the
results following lis in Liverpool have been good
In that city he says, the water mains were LAID with
view 10 having what is known an intermittent ser
vice. In each OF the streets including alleys ana
short lanes-tere three mains, large one in the
middle Of the street which the fire hydrants &C., are
attached and which is never closed and 70 smaller
under each sidewalk from which the houses are sup
piled. The original intention was to turn on
the water in the smaller pipes for two or
three hours n day, thus allowing the tanks with
which the houses provided to become filed ana
then shut Of the water This Is the system used IN
London, and It only abandoned in Liverpool wnen
there Is provided with sto cock the street and 10 Is
by turning of these that the waste OF water j. located
after being registered by the meter The system IN use
here would require great deal OF modification II the
meter should be- applied to the water mains. The small
pipcs Liverpool only tDrce or four inches IN diam
ecr many OF the mains this city are much larger,
being inches in diameter Ihc meter M camp
bell said introduced by cutting the pipe, ana, by
valve. the velocity Of the water communicated,
through compound lever, to scl!rcgsterg INDICATOR
winch placed about level with the surface OF
the and nciOscd IN iron box The expense OF
introducing This system IN New-fOk, he thOk1t, wound
be- enOrmOus. h had understood that meter for
fOurnch pipe about 800, and the expense would
be greater for 2O-inch pipe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
Rapid TRANSTr,S OpPOSERS.

COMPLAINT OF SINIH-AyE. PROPERTY HOLDERS
BEFORE MAYOR KY.
Less than fifty business men and owners Of
prope,fy on tAc line S.XthIVe. called Mayor ily
yesterday morning protest asaiust The erection % Re
Gilbert Elevated Railroad that avenue The Mayor
receTed them in the principal office. T. A. Morrison
said that the property affected by this elevated oad VAS
now valued al S4OO0OO00 bat She erection Of be road
according to the present plans would dcprcclie values
from - 10 30 per This company had taken posses
sion Of the without paying cent OF pcn'
ton 10 property owners whose property would DC
ruined. James Galway, cXFnc Commits
sioner. denied that any OF the business men
on Sxthaye. were favor Of the road !;
he would sell bis property for 33 per cent below lis
present rarkct value when Tic road In operation
Frederick Keller said that many Of the properly
were Ger1nans who would lose all thor savings tbo
read we're built II the road must be bgiit, Ff:h-ave
was the only proper Tor IL. Gen. John DE Pegs
ter said he owned one plot sixtaVe..nnd lie thought
20 run this proposed elevated road the avenue was
unjust 10 property owners. The road should be COM
PEELED to pay fOr the depreciation Of property william
MOir said that II fact building steam wall wheh
would shut of tie whole OF the West Side
Mayor Ely said he glad the delegation had called
10 discuss this question, Rapid Transit WAS Question
of great public interest. He dd not know how u could
be advanced Without infringing Hpon private ifgh IL
bad got 10 come TIE QUESTION what was best of
al tie interests affected by IT, He had Studied carefully
the systems IN Paris and London, aud lad far An0Wi
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edcc q, the subject The rock and subsol In this city
would make an extensive system of underground rail-
roads a. disastrous enterprise TO those VINO en,-
harLed in H. He haA been much Interested,
several years ago in the lbree-tier plan
Of Mr.. Thofne and others and thought 10 would nave
loau vise 10 have civon them an opportunity to put
their road in operation. TIE Rapid Transit Commls.
soncrs had been appointed by his predecessor Mayor
Wickham. They had finished their work. and he nal mol
had the time convenience to study It. lie mad nD
supposed the subject would ever come before lhh' IN
looking az the portion of the road recently erected In
Amity-si. he a very great cruelty to properly
owners The Mayor cuncudcd " | think the mater -
acconlpiislled. think II is ia the hands OF thg
properly owners. with the protection OF the courts S
NOT with the Mayor. shall be glad 10 help you as Ih
us am able. keeping in mind the great obeci we must
ali have get rapid transit"
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he insist. ,bo, hi. and his wfe deposit in the bank he

no insists that his and his wfes deposit in the bank be
set of ogaiust the morigagc Jadge Van Worst decided
that INF. right 81 Get OF depended mis- personal abiy
10 nay inc money seciiIrd nv the mnrtg g. ana - 30
has avoided tbe personal liability nc c'ui NV ~ ""
the personal cj'im. -, ,,i.,-scr
THO other caar Is also foreclosure. Mrs 3hhinSI
maid Adolf I-yiuxrr the dciauup attorney OF e m
~ 900 onc-half OF a mort gaze on her prop Iy W 1
the bank LeyIuger gave hcr receipt rs ition - 10
nrocrs of the bank executed release Of tbc lpli
~ that cxieut which, however. vas HOt u''NIiu1 20
Mr. Nilhauscr. int when s1c ca 10 PiF w ~, -,
an The rnr; , her payment of Interest on 5000 m
stead OF $1,000 was accrptcd without gn"sih0. TIC
receiver now claims the full amount ol tc "il '.|,
in ecccpting the 5000 aud " IA lad 10 rSht 10 - "V'
the bank adopted ana ratified his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
SUICIDE IN A DOWNTOWN HOTEL.

The bOaldtr. ut IT0Oks IiUItL Nc. q NII"'-
hat were Startled on Tuesday nl2n ~ the soGha oi
isol-shot. Yesterday about noon 1t was aSce'li'u''
that Il man who rad registered hinset {. , Ci"rA''
PHILADELPHIA Pcan," had committed suicide SHOOTING
Himself through Tie head with pocGct rcYGNcr. nv
decca. a man was weH rc5.ed and apparently ahnn' w
,,,, ~ ,-, ~. WIS -,t,rc,. in room So 81 whric ne
= foid on N rtines.ay 4l3rnuS by ciam"ci i1di'
V-iau discovered tie BODY lyin- upon ire p.'. \
va vlicb from Tic smell bat eNid nt!y '"ni4 >
Irdsuun .-as found on 4 small table bF On" D,d~idr
IN his uOr.rf. were. large uuHsh If ss, Pc ~ ID
WIN no papers by when hc conl2 We l-thii', - % .
:; iiIrIr so. ~ south IGi.d 81. Pllat-irh!s: NJ
ci,i,c co,'d De ass -trd for the man -tc.c' - a. ~
ci.i no SUSPICION by any snZuiaritS OF manner "f
a,,.,.ucc y ncn he ENGAGED 81. TJcIl. II" pto'r ~.
re- h,c; y.r vc~y rcticnt yesterday, DECLARING thit
MI inform, ion concerning the sudden dcIiu Nonid
be made known ~ tie iuqucst. Trl had hO aIlIda'
ia iy, ayc tit The pistol report mad been hta.i a
Nm. ,nr.p tJnd t,,o ucN uay IAr boty ~ removed
10 an undc!,a4 - shop in rcarsl. where The coroner
inquest Will De held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
TRIAL OF THE REV. MIR. MCCARTHY

TERMINATION or THE ECCLEsIAsiICAL fR"ctspiN"H'
The ecclesiastical trial Of the Rev. MIR. Nc
Carthy came 10 a sudden termination yesterday after
noon The morning session was exciting than
the sessions of the day before. Mr. Mccarthy was fully
as beiiigerent and excitabc he has shown hsch 10
be from The start and caused frequent laughter by The
kecuncss and quckness Of his repartee Mr.Swee'scr
although mere qme', frequently as good as he got
The first witness the trustee. A. G. HewieV VINO 'e
night before had given testimony somewhat danashS "
10 Nj. Mccarthy DIR. Mccarthy produced an aiiiiVit
signed by Mr. Hewlett which was somewhat antA&0iilslc
10 his previous testimony. d. j. Stage refused to testify
unless certain paper signed by Mcssis sweeiser
and Mccarthy The former sgmfed his perfect Wiling
ness but the latter declined in the matter com
planning that the Judges were pfeudced against him and
declaring the paper Onesded, like the whole prose
cutiun against him. At this point he was inter
ruptcd by the president OF tie committee. WHO
desired 90 ask whether he was wiling TO
cease his Tepcatcd remarks concerning the blas
Of his Judges and intended abiding by the laws and
usageS ~ the UuIvcrSast Church. whether re hid IN
stituted any CVil proceedings against 4r SWcF'-Cr W
bringing up TIE present charges &EaiHSi nlhi' atu
whether he would stop any legal proceedings ne !nl-
have begun. Mr.. Mccarthy first expressed nis N!llhs
ness 10 respect the laws and usaEcs ~ me Dnlfclsa
Church. bat then declared that II by usaEcs scr
chamber corruption and injustice was meant ne 0'
Cedy refused abide by them. Ii0 sad iiai ne isu
instituted SUITS for the Oicnse meant. ana SAhoHUus
and ibeiOus conversations OF Mr.. Swcceer stcc tAe
man that had witness against hin1 lie would Eot
withdraw his SUITS
THE Judges here took q recess and placing McCarihy III
contcnpt, adjourned declaring that his conduct rem
,ercd il impossible them e. eta the true facts ~ ti
ease Aftcra number Of excited sp"ecnc@ VIA no F
OF vituucraton and personality those present dsQ'seo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
RAINFALL IN THE CROrON BASIN.

A MUCH SMALLER AMOUNT THAN IL THIS CITY.
Chief Engineer Campbell of the Department
Of Public Works has furnished TO THE ThIBUNE IA @
lowing statement of the rainfall in inches during the past
years BOyds Gamers Putnam County, y. Y. which
is within the watershed. record OF the rainfall
has been kept that place by hc Department OF Public
Work, for eleven years. The table given below shows
that during SIG the rainfall less than during
year since 1870 averaging only $50 inches per month";
while the average this city, according TO the records
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
SUITS on SAVINGS BANK MORTGAGES.

Herman Uhl, the receiver Of the German
Uptown Savings Sank in tSo susasains; m0it'agcors
tried before Judge Van Worst IN supreme Court, Special
Term has won one and los the other. He succeeded
against Michael scamberaor deDnsitor WHO arranged
TO buy property Mr. sieinway, subject 20 mort
gage the bank, aud then arranged with the bank That
in the following January the deposit by his wife and
himself should be credited TIC mortgage. Meanwhile
the bank ialcd. schamberger made new agreement
with Stcnway. in which hi5 wiic's nnmo dropped.
and his personal liability for the mortgage the prop
erty was also dropped. The property conveyed TO
him. an Oh the foreclosure BY the receiver Of the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

were not made Of the materials called for by the A..
tract IL was impossible TO make them for the n,,
agreed upon. The grinding not done prorSps
Some were not ground at all. They had been cut wIth
die. rho threads were poor The chances were ~
much waste OF water would result from the use Of ~
John Hoare, Daniel A. Webster, and William smtb -
cured In this ~ atement. They also SAID thar The On
tract called for o nc ferrues, and 2nch fcrrues we,
furnished This made a loss to consumers of ,rs,s
The ferrules used 20 connect dwellings win ~
main pipes The poor quality Of The articles had can.1
extensive leakage. and many had TO be taken oui 80
repaired. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
THE CHARITY BALL.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS EXrECTED-LIST OF BOX
HOLDERS.

BRILLIANT SUCCESS EXrECTED-lIST OF BON
HOLDERS.
The annual Charity Ball given in AID OF the
N,rsrv and Cild's Hospital viii De hcid this evening
Ths bail has always been tie great public social event
az the .c<on possible interest j taken III Inc
bah this Wusrr . last account Of the decision OF
the Infant ASYLUM managers have 40 bali this wear
Mr., Edward COOPER who has had charge OF the sale o.
the Doxe las easily disposed OF all OF them. Many were
sold three aaa even weeks ana The demand las
been extraordinary. The Grand bake Alexis has been
invited to De present There j. sure 20 be- distinguished
and fashionable company. The small number OF grand
lulSc ball, hi. season has been largely ID favor % The
Charity TIE ca lay which usually expended on the
Infant ASYLUM bail has this year in great measure gone
70 reinforce the brilliant display of flowers and costly
dresses which has always distinguished the Charity Ball
T.odoTe Aio-s VINO has ChATge OF tie arrange mel Is
s.ys that little money VIII be spent ~ decorations but
tie Academy OF Music III ito appointments, VII be- IN
keeping with ID, occasion. Tchog decorations VIII he
tasteful bus not prosSe LanerS and Graiuil0s bands
VII furnish Ar music The Chaiity Ball 'r1s have III
The pas, averaged between $4,000 and $1,000 1t ls
e,ts,ord thai the maximum viii De realized his
season As continent on the adverse criticism Of 4
prominent minister u civ those who have the ball
IN charge in their opinion the private cXprn@
tYre for crcsses flowers g., 10 lis way does as much
good az the money receipts an making demand on bun-
dre;ls of cmployIneHts and industries.
Among those who have procured boxes are the FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
ArRocIovs CRIME or A BOY OF H. !.

Oh, eric. OF littlc Clam Wcnmau' : !o'I'
ola ,,,,eedns from budrg IN the rear o. 'ie a'ss
y, W. so9 rroth,ye. oh TUESDAY ni.it attracted ~
,tt.rtIo Of her father and Fastening % thc l'S'S "
f.,,pd tb,f John Carroll boy o. H. had psfp.t s,rd
lal assault upon the child. The aher lSA S .,ab5i
10 r,cur tie grl and TIE boy dre" h"Ao s,r. pr
hip on the neck. Re then ran away 80 Inn, 10
sued tne c9pri, aud dnaiN OYertaAhS hl 80 ia vas
m. Torir-sty,niA street Police otGiiol' W. ,anhiel
locked No he is we'll known 10 tie nolr' ' ,l,rge
ru.,,,l, and has previously been an 'trd "' ~ nay
of robbery. The Ht.ie girl is seriously hyu''' '
NOT amy .yV her wounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
AMERICAN ART AT AUCTION.
CONCLUDING SALE or PAINTINGS AT LEAvIrfs AR
ROOMS.

The sale Of the collection OF American PAM
ings was concluded last evening az inc LT"IH' f''
Rooms The best pciures having ben placed IHSl ."
te catalogue p attendance wac large and the BIDDING
spirited The prices varied greatly The mgHcsl iI''
was obtained Tor Blrr,'adts "SunSet near south f"
and Deyls Gate on Swcetwater River wh''h "N9
started at $3.50 and was rapidly run mp to TI''oo' ~
which price /. was knocked down Inc following arc
snmn Of the nrices Ohtilned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
, prcrrrYrAL Drill AND RECEPTION

The 22d Rceimeut. Col Porter comnan'.--' 4,
reviewed ny Rr.r Gen. wrrd AZ il arno! ~ - ,rus
l,.t e,erins About d5o mca including 'A" o" a. p,ss
Gurus og 81 took ~ dress pslaie ATE. "a, v,sa
ru,nt passs IA review After short baison Ia n 10
were dismissed ana promenade concert ,sg %
hand under The direction OF j. = oIih,it ~ NJ r. fg.
nm .uout Id 10 ID. b. in When alGr ~ nplrb ~
-spe.tat,,S and guaTd-mcti! ar cFt 81 IN. scs
. mransis iron othoi regiments IN lie a.! ~" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
DEPUTY MARSHAL HOLINESS WIFE ARRESTED

Mrs. Nary a. Holmes who is charged 10y her
husband, Dcpujy United states Marshal George H.
iEo;,nos. with boating and mpi.Onus him, taken
Justice EiSby, s Ac NOrS'c Police Court, yes
lerday Holmes is 1T Bellevue Hospital aud IL ia stated
that he is dying. The three children of Mrs. Holmes
girls ~ ~, g. ANA calls al age r 'tctiNCWcIc win
her. on an ai itIt Gcgin. mat sie WAS ~ unSound
mind and dangerous iyropn 10 Bee "a large" sis Holmes
committed 10 the care % tG' COMMISSIONS .. Char
title, and Correction. The Children were sent 70 ~.
IoseIlr Industrial SchUUi, IA Eighty tiist-s; near
TpljrlIyc. Wolfe IN the cJuT room MIS-. Holmes was
sized with sa sis, and attended by sister When
Informed tsat would b. separated from hci children,
her manifestations Of distress were painful 10 witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
CONTRIBUTIONS,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The Senate IN Ex-
ecutiye session today confirmed the following nomina
lions:
Patton to be United states Marshal for West virginia
Allen r. Mikon Pension Agent at Columbus, Ohio POst
masters: g. A. Mercer West Chester PENN A d. Clak al
Jamestown " y; II. X. Smith "a Canton, MISS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
oscHwAID AND RYAN 10 BE nASGh' :,

TRENTON, \. j., Jan. 31.-O'ov' peu ''a ami
dnv. after examining the application Of oS'' az, a
RYAN sentenced 10 he executed at Newark 90 -, roa-
80 c,onnntatioo OF their sentences 20 a, saai
for he declined to call the court togcher asns
nothing 10 warrant interference TN 80
Vas sITnisd IN thc United stntes court io'ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
INVESTIGATING A CITY CONTRACT

The committee OF the Aldermen on Croton
wator supply yesterday began investigation into tho
contIact for furnishing tappiug-cocks and plugs for
Crotou MAINS which made with Guy G. iiotchkiss
Field * Co.., March n, 1876, by COMMISSIONS Camp
bell john d. smith tcsllucd that tho cocks aud plugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
NOMINATIONS.
WAyulNGroN. Jan. 81 The President $

tie following nominations To the Senate to-day:
Charles \ hills OF Vrgnia be Collector of Customs Dis
rc, o Richmond Va George Arthur tobe Assistant Surgeon
tho Navy.
ISs,satersC. l.. Post Omaha Neb; Mira HATTIE NJ
ner, sherman Texas Madison NJ Harley, New Albany. Ind
William L. uobson Bowling Green. by. Irving W. Cand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

An old woman, on being examined . "ssS s.srl
magistrate as TO place oi legal sotn hand had
wiat reason sllo had for supp sinS hvf .s sst ma
legal settlement Ia that town Inc ou '5 lin lseEA
was born and married thorc. ana the, ~"
aud II that isn't settling there, WHAT ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

A traveller in q steamboat not particularly
celebtod lis cdrrity inquired of ssnicinan who
stooi mkt him what the boat called, upon which
tn. latter replied think, Sir IL Is called the Rela
tor Tor Observe all the other boats 50 By H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

THE NEw-HAMrsHIRE PRoHlBii'oN,'v o,.
MANcHEsrER, n. H., Jan. 3l.--Aa ,sor
dali Of West swansea was to-day nominated 'o' W.
by the frohibitionistS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

Mason CITY Iowa o. r. Tyler wocottyile Conn., Mary j.
Burlington y. j.: George N F0Des Ofieahs' ~ i"
aud john Cope, ODeOnta. ". L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

pruscrxIf-,I BOXES. 12S-Nr Edward Townsend.
rMr Gsr-,;l,, 4I-Air. Bartlett
M. Edward Cscpcr. 3G-Mrs. Goddard
a Ir CiarI fa--rIIs NCitcll.
TF-Tr Nitrhrli. 5l-5Irs DTcYci.
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