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New-York tribune., 1877-07-13

TIE COLUMBIA CAR-SPl;lNa CONfANfr lEp' hhhS'
A motion to set aside n rcccycrshp OF the
Columbia Caf-spiag Company argued yesterday Do
fore judge Donchuc The suit is brought by permission
Of the Attorney General In The name OF TIE feople 10
dissolve the Company The compaini sets up ihat ihe
papers ed TO create the Company defective III va
rions points, that the trustees atcrward failed to NE ie
yearly statements required b. law; and, above
all that the Company was insoiycut. This complaint
was supported by the affidavit Of Charles T. ilaghi'n
that the company wac formed IN 1873 on e basis oi
property bought by hi Noah at an agreed vat
uation OF $4,000. and turned into the company as
basis OF pad-up capital stock Of Sl.5OOO; ana t' "o
rest OF the capital was five unpaid proini'sory NOES
Tho Receiver IL orse = Potter, who was AppohtVu iS'
Saturday and tool, possession az once, says the peIS
s worth much less than $4,000 while the ueo's Io
over S25 900.
Counsel FOR the Company, IN answer deciieu '""i
was porinc TO show ON what the Accomplishment had
lent the name Of the people most oppressive ana eN-
traornary proceeding Inowhere appeared that Stock
holder or creditor Of this Company Desired tlai IL
should be wound up that thc puplc was u4cH ~ pc
drrcaudeJ. The Company OrcGiiztd ny ilHuFHhih,
and the irregularities complained OI were coiiittcu
under his management \ lttt over year ago h N'H
r,mnyed. and Andrews and COoucy took MS place.
Thcy had worked hard aud had paid oil al Judgments
Tho whole dcut s21Oc), S-J,o1O or Wlich was cue
fo one firm who's chief. Mr.. Gregory, stated tAat N An
drcWs aud Cooncy confined In charge he would no press
for nymcnt his debt, Snd wOnld give fnrlncr credit
Under these circumstance the extraordinary proceeding
was taken of appointing receiver without notice 10
those interested III the company.
Julgr ponohue reserved .s decision. Matthews, itu
ted Foley appeared for the plaintiff; Marshal r. stat
ford the Lricldalt
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13

The parks OF New-I0Ik are provided with
seats that are supposed furnish rest for the weary.
just now that class may be SAID to be very large ANY
oiservant person who passes through Union, Washing
ton or Madison square any day, viii find all
hc seals IN the shade occupied The benches that stand
ont IN the blaze OF the the only available resting
place ior the person who has leisure moment. Every
comfortable seat is occupied from sunrise 10 sIn-
down by seedy, battered, m.haycn men. These
wrecks are most Of tleD young and strong only a
few being old aud feeble They and d'zc through the
working hours aud often remain in the park, until late
Al night too iudOlcu o. bcs ut basement doors for
a crust Of bread At early dawn they may b. wash
ing al the drinking fountain dsputng the night to tine
wafer with the spgrrows. These arr t.e men WOO IN
fc winter I've at sOuphouS or charitable mri tui3U-.
aud find their waiInt~t welcome az ilr StaOH-UUsrs
Unlike majority of tIoir brOtneT triuU, rural dis
irics apparently have no cham FOR them. TIE OCCASION
al excitement OF runaway team. 81 street l.t. fiil
itlry parade only Wi move them from their seals
Tucy sleep among the hay bn'es lumber piles OF the
w!aiNcs. ahd times uQ tie park bcncAe although
such Occu aiiOn il Oittn disturbed by the po ccu.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
WORK IN TILE NINTH MARD.

The Ninth Ward auxiliary to the Society for
Ing in the NewYork Presbyterian Church West llth-
Il. In opening the meeting, the Rev. william b. MERIT;
said that it might be important for the citizens Of tho
Ninth Ward to know that in the Ninth Police Precinct
there were Isl unlicensed dram-shop SO licensed and
II holding receipts from Ing Board o. Excise for which
license had yet been issued. Il the duty of the
citizens to demand that the law be enforced against all
licensed saloons.
W b. Mliikcn, OF Long Island. explained the objects
OF the Society for tie Prevention of Crime and stated
that the Corporation Counsel had given written opinion
plainly telling the Excise Commissioners that tley had
power tO grant licenses 10 sell liquor 90 e drank on
the premises except 40 Keepers II hotels. The Rev w..
" spayer. TAoma Rose and T. j. riudll were a lcl ID
The Executive Committee Brief address also de-
hycrcd by the Rev. Iessrs. william Pltsied ". Vs. Page,
soncr John II. YoOrnies. Thrty-ye new members aero
lnunLLnl
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
sECTARLAN SCH0OLs N OHIO.

ROMAN CATHOLIC PARocmM SCHOOLS EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION As CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July PA ease that has
attracted a giedt deal OF pubic attention ha, been
trial in this city Tor several days pas before judge
jones' IN the Equity branch of The Common Plea. Court
IN which Bishop Gmour, the Roman Catholic Bishop Il
the diocese sought cnou the County Treasurer from
collecting some - 900 OF taxes "A on lands held by
him in trust for the Of the Roman Catholic Pa,ocna
schools The Bishop himself aud other cierieh
witnesses were cross-eAamined exhaustiyey. and
large number OF Papa documents, dccrecs OF various
counscls the Eucyccl Letter ~ the Pope etc. u-
roduced by tbe defendant, for the purpose OF showing
that the Parochia schools organized and conducted
Tor purposes hostile To free st buttons, and opposed by
the public policy Of the state, and not therefore
10 be constu, as coming within the exemption clauses
al the statutes, either public SCHOOLS iu,fiiu.
tons purely Oi public charity and I'D show that
the Bishop holds the ute 10 the property. not a
trustee bat that "a. is absolutely accountable only 10
the Pope OF Rome To-day Judge Jones' pa an elaborate
opinion held that he establishment Of taese schools
was not in any legal opposed 10 pa5c policy. an-
less they were tainted with ileSaiy Of origin, purpose
or ten lclry or were IN conraventOn o pube ty
that the Bishop was really the trlstes OF the property
for school purposes and that Court of EIuty could rn-
the trust tt the school properly Was not cNrup.
public school property, but thar ping csito,.l ana
partially carried On bt voluntary DONATIONS, ana hn ih
come Arising tDcicfrp. obey exempt from taxation
as tutons purely Oi public charity, and uni'r tne
same law as other srrarIu colleges aud Institutions u
the state far general raNlUn concerned. but
exempt from speel assessments ios sewers pa'iis
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
Ex-ArPR4IsEG MlRSwS ARREST.

To the EdttOr Of The Trt6uns.
SIR: III y0nr issue of July - you publish
me to the world having given Information against my
.elf 10 the United states District Attorney, d with hay
ing made nn AFFIDAVIT against samuel EchDcrgof having
dcfrauded the Government anu against OF having
receive money for allowing n. This IL entirely false
have made AFFIDAVIT uhatcy'r Ia any such case. or IN
cas-. of any Importer, ard know - no frauds commit
tel upon tho Government by Mr. Eichbcr- nj any tino
Ncir- orL July H. 1877. WILLIAM MARSH
THE affidavit upon which eX-Appraiser William
Marsh was arrested, as stated III THE TRBu NE ycs-
terday, was not made by him, but was sworn to by
his attorney, Mr.. Sanford. Upon the statements
made therein Assistant Distnct-Attoney Foster
made an affidavit setting forth Marshs crininality,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
THE Plan OF rHE BRIDGE 1rrGolcHES

The Brooklyn Bridge Trustees considered,
YESTERDAY report of the Executive Commit tee ON TIE
masonry approaches 10 the bridge. The report embodied
the opinions OF Architects Wilson, Post ami H. Brun
In accordance with these opinions decided 20 MAKE
the granite approaches OF consecutive series ~ Arches
with stone crossings at ChT and Naudcwater-sts AZ
oher streets there to be iron bridges of boiler plate
The whole ~ tins part of the work be constructed
in the Florntine STYLE of architecture and win co,
estimated S2li1,3lS, including tine expense of me
enciur-ho,.se for stationary Stoanlpowcr The arfls
ur.r tle approaches are 10 De utilized A. Warehouses
where there are stores, foundation of - feet Vas rec
ommcHded. ,-,--
Tho Fmauco Committees report was adopted, hnnS
.hS SALARY of the President Of the Board at rAN1h
ana giving no compensation 10 the other mem'rrt
flu
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
RAILROAD rAcLnrIEs ON LONG ISLAND.

The Long Island railroads, consolidated I'M
der the new mana cement, have been made more safe
and comfort table than they under the old The ROAD
beds have been rclad with steel rails. aid new cars ana
engines have been added 10 tue rong5ock At several
points new and commolous depos nave been erected
on Atlantcay.. Brooklyn worlmen are pd'ths up Il
fence on each side of The track ana when these are COM
pctcd by means of the light cars aud engne5 buili for
this route an parts OF the Island far east as Shelter
Island ard M0ntauk be easily reached, steamer
conveying plsacn-cFs from Grecup1ri, the eastern
terminus of the road and after Tuesday next, tx
1Irslnn trains will from Flhush-ly.. BfooYn,
a follows Leave FiItbusn-aV.. Iucsdty ihnfsoaN anu
SATURDAY, at = o'clock ~ m. returning the same dtf,
reaching Brooklyn ~ O'Clock, p. These trh : VIII
make no atop, except for fdci and water blWech ffo'
yI ana Grrcapur Pr,aIc-scckers viii nave SIX hours
10 AneNu M Nnetrr Il!Lud.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
EXCISE AGITATION.
ALE AND BEER LICENSES LEGAL.

CORPORATION COUNSEL WHTTNgY's ADVICE TO IN,
POLICE BOARD.
The Corporation Counsel sent his opinion 10
the Police Board yesterday IN reply 70 thc request 4
The Commissioners for information TO their duties To-
wards the licensed ale and liquor seer under tie DO
c-on Of tho Court of Appeals IN tae Gbnoy Gaze In
his answer Mr. whitney calls attention 10 the fact That
in Gbneys casc the charge wis soHng strong and srt
liquors and wines by retail without being licensed
innkeepcr Substantially holding that the Of
1857, chapter 62S. fOiDiddin< licenses for such
sales except to inn and tavern keepers. Is stl
in force. The effect Is that the Board ~ Excise
this city has power TO grant licenses 10 sc strong
and sprituous liquors and except 20 inn tavern
keepers within the meaning Of the act anl thc ccn "a
already granted give protection 10 retail sellers Of
liquors not inn or tavernkcepers They liable 20
arrest ~ they had license An inn tavern keeper
having license cannot se!quors wines aos between
and ; a. m., Sunday, nor on cccon-iay Sales
in violation Of these rules are misdemeanors
As TO The sale OF ale AMI beer. Mr.. Whitney thinks tho
net OF 1857 does not apply. lie says:
The act Of 1857 docs refer ale beer
Section OF chapter SJr, OF the laws az 1869, amending
said net Of 1877 declared that all the provisions ~ said ac
o. IoI should be hcd to apply 20 the sale ~ ale or oeer
except 80 much thereof as orbids the granting VI hcs
es 10 any person, except Z. snch per.o.,,
and the Commissioners Of Excise we're. in their
ulfc''tsp', "..",4l l%.' To Nt""t H'.ii'', Iot iAe
who proposed 10 keep mn tavern or hotel Sect on
), Of sld caabter eJb declared tiN nothing 30 That
Act should apply % the Metropolitan Police District a.
the time O The passgr 90 sad Of 1862 tlo city 0f
New YORK was part o. the Meiropoltai Police Disic
ana the sale OF Intoxicating liquor, in n rgnlaef
BY an net passed April H. isGC. sad act ~ April u,
1856. was, however. repealed bY section g. Of chapter
10 Of the Laws Of 1870 and said section further De-
clarcd that the act Of 1851 including 0f course. the
above amendment Of 1862 should be ana remain ln
fJ force and ch ct throughout the whole of This ,tie
II ers 10 me. therefore, tla tine provisions ~ SECTION
T. Of sad act OF 1862 force til. city, and That
h" Board of Excise grant licenses 10 persons otler
han i'm. tavern and hp.ekeepers 20 sell ale an beer
to be drunk on the premises
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
LITTLE GIRL BRUrALLY WHIPPED.

Peter Epson, Of No. IS G0erck-st., who was
arrested ON wednesday evening the charge OF having
brutlly beaten htt,e girl years OF age VINO waa en-
ployoG in hs house, araigucd before justice Muf
raw af The Essex Market Poncc Court yesterday morn-
inc The girl. VINO is very severely injured and can
hardly ,ralf saws that man living i'm Epsol's house
Sent lrr 90 obtain SOME beer az uechuOluG salOoh
where Epson has account On her ti'n tue ihtter
,lnfc.d her with nj. honestly swelling BIS account. ana
u0twit auding her dcGia be her uumcrclnly Wln
n hurscvhip. The glr's m0iher, who lives 70 10 -
Stauo-.t procured the mans arrest. officer t1rdl,
of the society thc Prevention of cruelty 10 Children
;,eetilf. fhc case The ri spucr hai nothing TO say,
and WAS neld TO answer Do $1,000 Dan.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
The new arrangement provided the following schedule
f.rL L-.i. lL.m --Ln -n.- ri l..L-s 90 lmclgu.

These rates approach very nearly To those IN iore De-
f.r, te recent VIZ thc trunk lines. Ia only one
Of the lour cities, however are The present rates mann
iaiu-d \. Ho apporiionuiy"; OF iol' ] 90 ms d., ' @
i'm Boston. Pnadeipl1 ana 5atinoIe me Scn'"'i' h'
-lr,ilv hccu -arded ud u Boston. rates dic one
tiri lower than EcW1Oit, although theI should be
..e.cr if regulated hy the mileage iale5.
T,. Nr,y-Y0rk merchants were willing that the rail
roads sou advance lie cXcectsny low rates Gi lst
month, a ilc several lines were I'p'i,' l." ny 40
money. bat - mr rchans did nui expect Ila W lh l'r
advance would come dn arrangement py |Mci 'LeI
could NOT send tncir littShl ~ "A'c'cI me % u''i
tn iairouIIc, and winch paced restriction ~ 10
rates upon N""-4ork Mnich Wrr iHl '"R'>' n1I
upon Phliadclpnl, Hplhn"ie aAo, b'''"h. '4',L
ctrii,laiut Is also uadc o! THAI feature of
over one of the lot'H "a tlrN l'i''' 81 F." .'ic
send, good, Erc intending 20 secure dicrt and
ucriv pd,-tc Culr.- the couu5 ljY DE uaisirtr
20 the Laitimorc auh . no. ana lHua 70
wav consuming more time flc merchant. OF New YORK
have their fyoue ihcs i'r ahiiln-' "ltu uhlei il'
Tnr Greatest injury. however, ot which thc merchants
m'inb I oi wei known l' i ,''lG cct' Jay 'hti
Ills house bad lost ihuuiAbs 81 I"il1S H' Noch Oh t'-
clrt 81 DE- present rates and methods of transporting
Tr"ht. tn" iiins iMliohH ID thc N'Ht htu V.'eIttt
tnc.n Tor OsDu Wurncc SOod- could b, sh!ppyd 10 th
dlius made tAt SAINT C'Ihll3ht HAu clcu sillItf ~
stances Of loss of trade They fear that II the present
apportionm nj scheme s maintained. thf commercial ILL.,
fcfe,fs o. Q .c cIty VIII be greatly injured.
J. d. T.ead Ecl, superintendent cf the N"T-hor Nor
csut. Bureau. >ad 10 Tribune reporter thrf ii the
iruuk nne, airin ',ed to e-c d'' ,i"h Oh nesAl IN
der tEcr scheme 80 the expiration ut thr present pa lth
tley would bc violating me lays oi thc state The Hcr
camille Eurcau would undoubtedly sue tht fllrua' COM
Vlc. To an1lItr il' the ifclsiI
..ut to that particular company Tor ltn-pUiailOu J.
stated also by tr IN hhtrr o NrhuoWh iihi' e'-
t,dly tHat the STATE law prohibited such an apportoh-
ncnt, AMI tmt legal measures WOhd D' iAhrh az tht
proper tiI1e io prevent ~ l"c HicIriati- belh'c tI"
o., trunk lines Nil uet long ahdr by the new arrange
lurnt and tucy assert th.t !. cannot De- maint aimed.
Iscrt consii' rdblr cutting OF ft'cs @hu an uh
settled condition 0i affairs concerning Wet bound
destination ts side of Cc2o western railroads from
CINCINNATI. In in polls and other cdcs nave been cu-
~. day. would D.. settled a the meeting Ot the rep
rescnatiles OF tIosc roads at thicds"'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
ALITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING.
no AGREEMENT TO WITHDRAW CHARGES.

NO AGREEMENT TO WITHDRAW CtAt.TLS
The suit Of William Camrbeil against Anna
Louise Campbell camo yesterday before Judge West
brook in supreme Cours Chambers, motion by the
husband for leave to discontinue his suit lie charged
his VIE with act Of adultery. She denied that on
oath and oath charged him with two acts Of adultery
Meanwhile there had been semo trouble about the de-
fcndauts counsel Tie first counsel appearing Withdrew,
bat only the payment Of SO, with S25 more to come
when allmony should he obtained from the plaintiff
Plo T. Rugeles made referee t. determine proper
OF alimony and counsel fee one witnoSs before
linn gave phatic testimony against the painih on the
main Issue. A stcnogGpner WAS employed and has IA
bill and the referees bin is SO. so far.
ON The motion yesterday Judge WestbyOok thought be
had DO power grant dscontinuancc OF the action on
tbc plaintiffs motion, TIE defendant Lad asserted a
right affirmative relief The plaintiffs counsel insist
ed that the plaintiff had right 10 withdraw hs side O
the case aud leave the defendant 10 and prove
hers Judge Wcsthrbok said he cOuil not SEE how ne
could discontinue The 10 the plalntH, Dut he
Thought order might properly he made directing ne
referee in liking the amount OF amOny 10 consider inc
withdrawal OF tc plaintiff charge. That withdrawal
could De made without any order.
Counsel the plaintiff said It had been intimated TO
thcia that If their charge WAS Withdrawn defendant
would withdraw hCr charges. The dcuuants counsel
sId ihcY had made hO such agreement. Judge est
brook directed order 10 nc entered M "cco dance VITA
is suggestion. :. " Fullerton appearet for tie plu-
u Nucs Beach and Curtis, GrdIer and Jones for the
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
A poIIcENAN cnAEaED wTrn RRrrALITY.

Justin Werthcimbcr, a merchant. of No 80
Maiden Lane stated yesterday. "a the Jefferson Market
Police Court. chat he in West Tventy-sixth-si
Wednesday night, Officer Gerow, Of the Twenty in,h
Precinct approached him. and threatened To kick his
head oa." Mr. Werthcimhcr cXpostulated, when the
officer seized him by the collar. dragged hu 20 tna
f,unoase clubbing him sever iy 0I the way, and made
rs of drum truur.a and disord Iy conduct against
him. Nj Werthrmber was taken before justice wan
G~ YESTERDAY ~ tie .rsOn rkct Police Court and
discharged. The officer denied the clubbing, hut Mr..
Wcrtheinbers legs and body were -ir'iD'uc fIom
lie blows Mr. Wrrthcmbcr intends To prefer charges
against Officer GcrUW.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
AsALnox.KEErER,s uNwELcoME vIslroRs

Patrick Moore, who is said q be German,
notwith,taudiu5 his name. Keeps hquor-,aloon .
Rrsomo and Cinuonsts. About two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Henry Campbell James Shields and James
Fuller entered the store and after calling for Gnor re-
fused to pay for it, This aroused Noorc's anger and
he ran INTO the yard 20 procure club. While be Hs
away his unwcloome visitors took possessonof the pae
and hchcd themselves TO the money in the drawer
Moon. returned and lulug the tn empty, into INC
street aud locked the door, thereby making tho fhNe
prisoners Officer Oiiricn al the 18Th precinct Nas sHm
mourd and the three men were t1kcu before JH,sHS
Murray Moore, however. then so much iutoNc1ltd
that he was unable give account of the affair ara
fnc prisoners taken 10 ~" station house IAc 90
como before Justice Murray tomorrow inlfniAs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13

bridget Jackson. 46 years Of age, Of No. 233
r. r,sptysj,,th-st bccau,e intoxicated on Medbes-
day night upset a lamp and sci her clothing on fire Her
peIehbors alarmed by her cries. came 10 her assistance
and cx,ingnished the flames. which had spread also To
me furniture i'm tie Il was found "i MIS- JACK
son was terribly buried, and ihm se was sihhlhg ZAP
i6ly from The shock She carried 10 Beo'He Hosp
.I ,t when she arrived there she u aiu;ng con-
d,ion In taking her clobiue rom her person, large
,cces of le.h were removed 81 the Sauo time II was
- fbof her burns extensive that sic c0id ave
o,S sborf time She suffered terribly until soon aicr
,Xle she dleu
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
ruELAHOR MARKET.

The superintendent Of the Castle Garden
Labor Exchange reports that during the past month at
Castle Garden 1856 persons were provided with en-
ployment G22 men and 524 women. Only 81 OF the
men found employment at the different trades. while 81
were hired as f!I1nl-iborers, for whom there was a
large demand, NJ average rate 81 wages Of ~
"a mon u. with board. 'arly all The women found en-
t,offu.u in s ci'v servants, ~ Hn AVERAGE rate oI
vu-a~ of ~ month with board Tie male applicants
incIGicd 81 Germans, so lri,lnen' ID haSI I,shn' H.
lueu : = yi~s and P1"a. The lcm1 api catj, with
the exceptOn OF ~ Germans, were Irish
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
DR. -RANnALIis E,TArE.

Mary Ellen Randall, Of Brooklyn, a niece of
the ,t. Dr. Isiac Randall. Randolph as he was known
for many wears. Las epu for letters of administration
on IT.. estate Dr. Randall f,il dead in Ionrh-ye.
car aIolt six weeks Az, ilc cft about 100000 in
money aud bonds deposited u several banks ana in the
safe Of Sichpits boz l. where c putlrd Tor
era, years. H. oWuel rci. estate valued al ab0u $500
600 Ni-- Eaudau WIZ act administrators las request
oi an In, heirs. -ne VIII file J.. bunl ~ 100000
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
COMMODORE BANBRpGEs HEIRS.

Commodore William Bainbridgc died IN ] S33, :,
leaving his property IN tras for tine benefit of his
daughters ana their children. one Of the daughters the
wife Of Dr. Jaudon recently died without issue, leaving
Will by which size disposed Of beg inheritance from her
father The other sisters contcniad that by tine terms
Of tho Commodorcs VIII. Mrs Jauions property shoui
by rrv1tad 10 Them Thrpug fhc efforts ~ Henry II.
roir, trustee of the Jauion interests AND his counsel,
Elliott Shepard basis Of setemelt has been agreed
- u. Tudta Bl,fc.ifor,l iu the United states District
4 i,,t ,-nel yrs' fdlv The decree whclr closed ttc
coutrer.fSv IRE prop rt} interest, Of the numerous
heirs of Commodore BaHjrid-e are Eery large.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
NOT DECEIVED IN Any MATERIAL MATrER

In the suit of James +. Holmes against
Samuel Helmas aud others GIoinos Lcssbea-cj. Judge
Van Hoescn yesterday judgment tIor the defendants
The plaintiff held the defendants notes Tor $1,000.
Jus, before the defendants went into bankruptcy the
plaintiff compromised his claim for $500 cash. To be
paid by one Adrch with leave repaying me cash 10
take notes for II per cont OF the amount When the de-
fcnd!is made their composition deed, thcy paid - Der
cent cash instead of notes Inc plaintiff sued ,e aside
tc agreement the ground, that d. w&8 deceived.
I rc Van Hoo fiud that Hc Eot deceived by abe
DESCENDANTS any matter material o. AiI Ii Lhc npns,
paid hy Adrch dcicBlluts money tlgt ala IN
iurr TIE plant II. and TIE pIDbdbire- thu wucn the
,.,upfonlse was Inide The dcfoudis expected &C. be
Ue TO settle by notes and were forced give cash by
tle .IlnsnnHcat AolIOn u ihc.I crcaIlOIs.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
"hlnnn- pcser.n sud SCOTCH anaek doctor

10 his apprentice. 'yc u1uu ave hc ava cldii. - "a
rharmaev. Even ince made terrible mriak. ] Ws'
attending Mrs. kitiebu~iy wha sar fashci NJ u'A
doi4rno an was called upun by joan AF!Nc.I NS's
non WAS sac thin o. l.lrls wtol a. stu-c-ha. be -
Ashamed OF. especially ~ no va e0Ottm asTsw,N,
yo.nr widow That Ri.l fiuc puDl.,-ho0sy an hNs
potions At tho t!fne. an osh sake, m
hsruen,d tae gie then TX lthcrs medicine - pr JONI
rubbing air. ktglebody's prep tTstioa "i her uc kd"s
an M tan a. his he ta dee he's had pee IN his b0l
net ever since an Mrs. kt.lenoy rubin her laws vi
tho optuent Intended or Joas bald pow. IN less thsa
fnrtucht had ar v wAls.era Ihe eHN! 9 q VA" '@s
men o. the village
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
UNPLEASANT TALK ABOUT \ REFEEEF.

In the sint OF Mary Anu Deyoe against
Isaac r. De,oe Judge Donohu referred the question OF
alion, and counsel Zee 60 George Icknor Curs mean
while allowing the wife 800 month. The case came
up yesterday before Judge Wo5broo ia supreme Court
Chambers, on a Inolon to attach tlc defendant for not
pavng The last two months aiimOuy aud 10 confirm the
referees report fixing TIE vines allLauy al 100 a
mouth Counsel iur the defendant opposed the motion
on the CrOlud thaf ils property, though nOmnally
worth $4,000 lid not produce enough 10 pay such all
,pofy auC WAru confronted with Mr. turtss decision
spoke OF Lim granny iuronced hy wO'nu's tcs-
tfmouy." Judge Nc5tbrO0E reserved bio decision