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TAKE NOTICE.

Custom Saving done at waverly Mill, 81
miles north Of Paw Paw. Bills OF timber cut
to order OF any length up to 60 feet.
FOR SALE.-Wagon Felloes, Well CURLING,
Fence Posts, (Coal Tarred,) Fence Pickets for
Wire Fence, Side Walk Lumber, &c, &c.
Post Office address-Paw Paw.
1186m2pm ,. W. FISH
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o. W. Rowland, an attorney of Paw Paw,
has published a card in which it Is slyly limited
that he will make this earth too hot a dwelling
place for the people OF Paw Paw il they don't
stop slsndering Rev. 1. A. searles, pastor of
one Of the churches Of that place,-Detroit
News.
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Miss Lille Dodge came over from Lawton t.
enjoy the Christmas festivities with friend
here.
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Cash Paid for Hides.

will pay the highest market price for Hides
aud Pelts, delivered at Green's Market, corner
Main and Niles streets, Paw Paw.
1162t5 r. A. GRANGER.
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Prof. A. G. Martin and wife OF the Bangor
public schools, have been in town THE week.
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The Lawton furnace men are about TO re-
move their works to st. Joseph, it is said.
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Arthur Niles and Miss Ida Madison, both OF
Waverly, were married on the Goth inst
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Clarence Van Kuren and Miss Jennie CAN'T
OF Decatur, were married December 9th
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Seth and May Allen are enjoying the holidays
with friends in Chicago and Aurora, Ill.
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Harry Richards is home from the University
for the holiday vacation.
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Prevention is better than cure. Check a
Ceugh or Cold at once which may lead to Con-
sumption. by using DIR. Marshalls Lung Syrup,
on old, reliable remedy which never fails.
Price only % cents. Sold by all druggists.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo sbultz have gone Eas.
on q visit.
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J. j. Woodman will accept, If he is made
Michigan Commissioner to Paris
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r IME-SALT.

Persons wishing lime for white-washing, els
tern work, or other purposes can obtain the
same in quantities 70 suit. Also Salt by the
barrel or less quantities, at 1lS6
MATTHEWS, STEARNS 81 co.
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Leonard Dickinson and Miss Ida Pratt were
married in Glendale. December 90.
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II you wish to buy the best parlor stove
made, you viii have none but SHOWS. It has
more good points than any other stove made
Don't buy till you see the Snow stove.
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Dr.. KINGS NEW DIscovERY.-The Worlds
Great Cough Medicine. DR.. Kings New DIS
covery for Consumption will cure cough In
one half the time necessary to cure IL with my
other medicines, and it does 1t not by drying it
up. but by removing the causes subduing the
irritation and healing the afflicted parts. CT
all cases OF hoarseness, suppression or loss OF
voice. any severe or lingering coughs, bronchi-
tis, or affection OF the throat lungs, it will be
found to far surpass all medicines that have
ever before been offered to the public. II has
wrought complete change in the cough med
icines. Is entirely different from all others.
Is perfectly harmless to the smallest child.
Trial bottle free. Regular siZe S1.00. For
sale by GEO. W. LONGWELL Il co.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NUMBER
of st. Nicholas, OF which 100000 sopies will be
issued. may be gained from the following
There are poems by Henry w. Longfellow and
William Cullen Bryant; fine hitherto unpub'
lished sketch OF Boy Life, by the Late Theo-
dore Winthrop; and short story by the author
OF Alice In Wonderland a new fairy story.
Sweet Majoram Day, by Frank r. Saockton,
The Peterkins' Cbarades, by DIR j. g. Holland,
and a comparison between the manners Of
Young folks in old times and nowadays, by
Gail Hamilton.
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The following Is the programme for the
Farmers Institute to be held in this village
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 18th and 18th, 1878
THURSDAY, 7P. M.
Prayer. Music.
Introductory Address by j. J. Woodman.
Paper-Agricultural College-Pres. Abbott.
Paper by George Brock. Of Paw Paw.
FRIDAY, 9A.M.
Psper-Relative Food Value OF different va
rieties of Michigan wheat-Prof. Kedzie.
Paper-Varieues Of GRAND. Woodman I'd,
Paw Paw.
Psper-Hessian Fly-Prof. Cook.
Paper-Clover Cultural. c. Glidden, Paw
Paw.
FRIDAY, 1850 P. NJ.
Paper-Rotation OF Crops-Prof. Ingersoll.
Paper-Root Culture-H. 5. Rogers. Volinis,
Cass County.
Paper-Manure-D. W. Abrams, Paw Paw.
Paper-Feeding Stock for Market. R.
Hendryx, Hamilton.
FRIDAY 7P.M.
Paper-Value Of Veterinary Science for
Farmers-Prof Ingersoll.
Paper-Stock Running at Large-.Jno. Smolk,
Antwerp.
Paper-Agricultural Questionings-T.R r. Har-
rison, Paw Paw.
Paper-Healthy Homes for Farmers-Prof.
Kedzle.
The above topics will be followed by disc1s-
sions, winch shall not exceed five minutes
each, nor shall any person be allowed to speak
twice upon the same subject, except by unan-
imous consent. Each paper furnished by home
talent shall not exceed twenty minutes.
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BENZ. r. HECkERT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Prosecu-
ting Attorney for Van Buren, County, Mich.
Oface In the Court House, Paw Paw. l1l6
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia. or Sciatlca need no
longer be regarded as incurable. The introduc-
ton OF - Lawson's Curative" which is one OF
the PROJECTIONS OF Medical Science, is now regu-
larry prescribed for these as well as for all nerv-
GUS complaints. Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Nerv-
GUS or Sick Headache, are promptly cured by
the application OF the Curative"
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After Monday next f. p. Hathaway & Co.
will carry line Of groceries in their peddling
wagon.
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Miss Anna Brown is spending holiday week
at home.
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+. +. HATHAWAY IL co. Will keep con-
stantly adding to their stock OF Tin and Hard
ware
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1878
DISSOLUTION.

The firm lately doing business under thu
name OF Engle q Hinckley, Is this day dissolv
ed.
December 10th, 1877.
A. ENGLE.
VIM. II. HINCKLEY.
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Services at the Disciple Church next Sunday
as follows:
101S A. NJ, New Years" TIM, "How
the Devil Does IT,"
IRvrNo A. SKARLHs, Pastor.
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INPROyED FARMS For Sale q,

reasonable terms. Inquire OF
1186m6 @. A. HARRISON, Paw Paw.
Or, r. Il j. ID. BURNS, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Have you seen Shows new parlor stove p
Buy no other.
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Mercy, how the Ida's are marrying off 4!
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Chronic Diseases.

Persons afflicted with any form Of chronic
disease or weakness should read the advertise
ment OF DIR. Bruce in another column OF this
paper, which will inform them what he treats
and cures, and OF the equitable plan on which
he does business. 1179ly
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IN, SHEETRION, AND COPPER WARE
North side OF Main street, opposite the Cour
House, Paw Paw, Michigan.
All orders, in their line, promptly attended to.
Z. HATHAWAY s. co.
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Mrs. j. NJ. Servoss, OF Marshall, is in town.
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TOR SALE.

dred acres improved. Good buildings and or
chard. For terms, &c, apply to
J. c. FORD, Ag't,
1878 Lawton, Mich.
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Some Of the intellectual young people Of
Lenawee County seem to think there Is some
thing in . name for they have changed the
name Of . local debating society from - The
Striped School house Literary Club" to the
" Excelsior Literary Society Of Rolin.
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DIARIES FoR 1S77.-A large stock at G.. W.
Matthews & Bro. Post Office, Paw Paw, Mich.
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Local Notices.

ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE AS ExEMPLIFIED AT
AsHTABULA.-Twelve OF the victims OF this ter
riDle catastrophe which occurred but one year
ago. on one Of the best equipped and managed
railroads in the United States, were paid. on
accident policies in the two Hartford Accident
Companies, the amount of $4,000. Remem-
Der. that a policy in any ordinary occupation,
costs but five to ten dollars per year, giving
81 900 insurance in case OF death, or So 90 per
week IN case of disability. y ticket for SO, 000
and $15 per week costs but 25 cents day.
Apply to FRED C. BOSTWICK, Agent, Paw
Paw, Mich.
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KOONS s. ROSSEAU.
Would like 70 know whether their customers
mean to call and pay their indebtedness to them.
or ny part of it They mean business and
must have their pay.
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Happy New Year to everybody
Don't forget 10 make good resolutions!
For they always are kept 90 faithfully
Now In fha TINA " N fnxp ouar . nan l..s
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Business Notices.

Portraits in water colors done by Miss Lydia
Hunt. Satisfaction guaranteed Rooms at j.
j. Woodmans.
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II. %. BEEBE,

General Insurance Agent Office with X. w,
Noyes, raw Paw, Michigan. Good companies
represented. 1174t26
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In oredr to make room on the let OF January
for an increased stock of Crockery, Glassware,
Groceries, Toilet Articles, Drugs and Notions,
Matthews. Stearns Il Co. offer from now until
that time unusual bargains in Holiday Goods.
Don't fail to gee their Stock. 1872
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ASPEcIAL NorIcE-We desire 10 make known
to our friends that this week we have opened
q large invoice Of Carpets Of the very best
makes. Also Oil-Cloths. Lace Curtaipr, Lam
bIequins, and an elegant variety OF the Bates.
Lewiston and Bridal Quilts, at very low prices.
Ladies will save money by examining the large
stock at w. j. Selck's.
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FRED &. BOSTW"ICK.

Fire Insurance Agent. represents Continental
Phoenix, Westchester and Glens Falls Com
panies. ONCE IN Old Hardware, opposlt.
Dyekman House. Paw Paw, Mich. 1l7Sy
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Now is the time to turn over new leaf"
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
A STRANGERS PLIGHT.

On Sunday morning they were In Central Park, as
disordery pair, 1t was alleged, could we'll bo I'm
aglned. Their names. Flora Miller and Eliza McGuir
Tne former with stylish hat and bedraqged skirts,
her eyes softer than cows, over SO stupid looking
and her gait indicative of the inebriate
the latter small, red-faoed and red-eyed. had been
carousing but with her head trie clearer than that
of nor companion.
yesterday they looked savagey at each other.
'Y0u the cause of a this" said Mcclure,
sharply. 'If you'd como home and behaved yourself
we'd not been here. You know was trying to drag
you sway when we were arrested"
'On, how can you speak SOP" replied Miller. ''You
know you lie. ;"
When they were before the Justice he asked them If
they were ever in court before.
'Oh, no, Your Honor" said little Mcclure, her
blood and yet cunning eye looking half friendly
and half nervousIy ut the magistrate.
"Are you sure OF thatY''
With AN attempted winning smile, "well, was up
once before 1t was then ten Gays, and you tho
who sent me
Then with earnestness "But Pm innocent now
We we're attending wake last night, friend OF ours
Minnie Brennan having died. Ny friend here took TOO
much. l was bringing her home wnen wo ar
rested.'
Flora Miller had during these remarks thrown in at
least fifteen "ohs" and other signs OF astonishment
'Flora, you seem to have different yarn 10 spin,
You may now give us your Side"
Waving her hand IN the arr and rolling her unsteady
eyes about, Miller majestcay replied, 'I've nought
to say. Let her proceed"
But she suddenly followed up her last remark WITH
''See mere, Pm stranger here, am There was no
wake met this lady and wo took a seat IN the PARK
and were ordered out. We came back-I'm a stranger
herc--and sat down again. Then We arrested .
The Park policeman explained that they were both
exceedingly disordery and thercupon the Justice said
sTen days" /" IN the midst OF an animated controversy
between Miller and Mcclure as 10 who had told a
straight story.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

the Injunction must be denied. with costs, and the
temporary injunction dissolved
By Judge Donohuc.
Enike vs. Einlkc.-No proof as to other action and
no proof Of service before referee.
Dwight vs. Mcdonnell Motion granted Sale Octo-
Der ]. 1877.
COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge c. p DAILY
Davis Davls.-Aflidavit insufficient.
In the Matter OF Storm.-C, alton orde erod
In tho Matter OF TrIppe. Application granted and
reference ordered
Marcizek vs. Arnold; Goss vs.. The American Popu-
lar Lie Insurance Company; Carney vs. Martin
Orders granted
BY Judge Van H essen.
Hetze vs. The Tannehill silver Mining Company !;
wincnelI VS.. tho KnickerbocKer Ice Company.-See
memorandum
wlnchell The Knickerbocker Ice Company
Findings signed
Gouraud vs.. Trust Order signed
MARINE coUKT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Sheridan.
Gorten vs.. Capen; New York Rectiiying Company vs.
Morris; The National PARK Bank vs. Herman; Tho
Bull's Head Bank VS.. Hayman. Motions granted
Murphy VS. Fettrech.-Motion 10 strike out answer
as sham and irivNous and for judgment granted.
Peck Ballard.-Order directing Snerin 10 pay
moneys IN his hands, &c.
Ballard vs. Read; Nelson vs.. Cocks; Hitzeberger vs.
Erhardt; Goldman VS.. Freeman; Sterns vs. Reiss !;
Ulzheimer vs. Rohl; Cavery vs.. The American Popu-
lar Insurance Company; De BaeSer VS.. Langlade |;
Smith vs. Simpson Orders granted.
BY Judge Alker.
Stevens vs. De Forest Case settled and filed.
By Judge SlnnotL
Valentino VS.. Reynolds George W. Denton ap
pointed receiver.
Quick VS.. Tho New York City Attrition Mills Com.
pany-Motion TO vacate set aside. Order granted.
Green Vs. Lewis.--Motion denied.
Worth VS.. LutheE-Motion denied, with $40 costs
Memoranda,
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
MRS. REILLY'S GRAVE CHARGE.

In the Fifty Seventh Street Police Court yesterday
John Dilger the lager beer brewer OF Third avenue.
between Thirty ninth and Fortieth strcots was
charged by Mrs. Eliza Reilly with having indeccntly
assaulted hcr on last Saturday morning in the prem
scs No. 2o9 East Thirty ninth street, where she was
employed as aJanitress by Dger, who, 1t appears is
the owner OF the property. In her complaint Mrs.
Reilly also alleged that Digcr had assaulted her on
several other occasions and that these assaults have
been witnessed by women in the house with whom the
accused had likewise attempted 10 take Improper
liberties
Mr.. Nathan Nesbt appeared for Dilger, but ho was
unable TO shake Mrs. Rely's testimony, and the Jus
tce accordingly committed the accused IN default OF
$4,000 bail. Dger's counsel thercupon offered 10 fur
nish the requisite bail bond but the Justice refused to
receive It, writ OF haDoas corpus the case Is to bs
sued to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge westbrook yesterday presided at Supreme
Court Chambers which court he Will hold during tho
present month II being the first Monday Of The month
the day principally occupied In calling the caen-
dar which unusually large one, and ARA
times for hearing motions.
The OF John Mcpherson, charged with con.
spring with certain conductors OF the Second Avenue
Railroad Company to defraud the company through
manipulating the bell punch, which to have been
heard habeas corpus yesterday, before Judge Van
Brunt, was adjourned until this morning upon tho ap-
pcation OF Mr.. Marsac Of tho District Attorneys IS
office.
rne regular business OF the Marine Court after the
usual summer vacation, was resumed yesterday. Be-
sides tho usual business transacted Chambers there
were three Trial Term calendars Part as announced
was held ey Judge Gocpp Part was announced to be
Europe, Judgc Alker held court in his stead. Judge
snnott held Part B. but, rs generally the the
first day OF the first Iul term of the courts no bust
ness OF importance was transacted.
Charles X. Weed yesterday presented a petition to
Judge Robinson IN the Court OF Common Pleas
Tor writ OF dc luDatlco inqurcndo the case OF his
uncle. George W. Weed. lie petition that
fis uncle Is an habuai drunkard aud has been such
Tor six months; that within the last i've weeks he has
been hviDg at No. 426 Hudson street, with Edward
Cobb and has been freely supplied with liquors by Cobb;
that the latter Obtained from him IN return checks for
large sums OF money also silver plate and ewelry
ana within the last week prepared Tor Weed to
called N =, ,nss y, M ns properly which The persons
weeds condition Tho petition was granted.
., andrew D Murray, a Judgment creditor OF Robert
n. birueii states, IN petition presented to Chef
Justce ourts OF hc superior Court, yesterday, that
he IS about 70 commence suit against Robert II. Bir-
dell Charles p. Birde and LIZZIE A. Birdell TO remove
tho liens upon their property ana conveyances dock
eted PRIOR TO the judgments, and have tho same de-
clared void as to hm and other pcttoning credtors
that among such prior apparent liens Is Judgment
In favor OF Lizzie Brdcll tor sum of $40 l6l 60
against Robert II. Birdc; that Erastus s. spepcer
was appointed receiver IN proceedings supplementary
upon such judgment; that Spencer is a necessary
party 70 bis proposed action whereupon he asks TO
have him Y ado party defendant Tho petition was
granted. -
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l
Before Judge GiidersleeYe.

OPENING OF THE SEPTEMBER TERM.
Tho September torn OF this court opened yes
terday by Judge Gildcrsleeve who, addressing the
Grand Jury, OF which body Mr. Levi Apgar OF No. 1852
West Forty fourth street, WAS chosen foreman, OBJ
served that the greatest possible caution should be
ercsed In the many cases that would be- brought un-
der their notice. II was vitality important that in
every instance the innocent should be protected aud
indictments should not DO found unless the testimony
adduced warranted such u course. But while they
bound to see to Tins IL was the incumbent duty
oi Grand Jury to that the laws enforced
Judge Gldersieevc tnen briefly referred 10 the provi
OF the statutes relative TO violations the laws
in the matter lotteries, usury elections oxrava-
giant the publication OF obscene literature and
then the Grand Jury were dismissed Tor the transac-
tion OF business.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Charles Wilson, OF No. POI West Houston street, and
Thomas Saler, OF No. 23+ West Thirty street.
pleaded guilty to the charge OF breaking into the dwell
ing Of Victor Yego No 35 seventh avenue. and steal
ing hat and coat and were sent to the State Prison
each tor the term Of TWO years and six montha
Catherine Bauer, sixtythree years old, who resided
in Orchard street. was arragned for trial by Assistant
District Attorney Bell, charged with having In her
possession two forged bonds Of Carbon county, Pa,
with intent TO utter the same. One Of the bonds
Tor $1,000 and the other for 5000 When taken into
CUSTODY inc accused sara tue uonds naa oeen gwen 10
her by another party, named Clements, who Is now
confined IN the TOmbs The prisoner pleaded guilty
and was remanded Tor sentence.
William Bennett, labOrer, committed an assault
upon Patrick Hogan, OF No. 20 state street. at tho
her OF Second avenue ana Sxty-sixth street. and at
tempted TO rob him OF 500 When arragned Tor trial
yesterday the prisoner pleaded guilty and to
the State Prison tor four years
The of jim Brady, which was set down for trial
yesterday, was Adjourned until to-day, owing TO tho
absence OF Assistant District Attorney Herring. VINO
was engaged IN the examination Of Nelson A. Gessner,
the alleged iOrger.
Part 2 of the Court OF General Sessions was
adjourned until Monday next
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
COURT CALENDARS-THls DAY.

SUPREME ECouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge West
brook.Nos. 49, 5S u, 10, l09, III 49, 1885, IT, l76,
2l4, 2l6. 23O, z3i, 233 Z34.
MARINE CoURr-iRiAL lERM-Part Held by Judge
Goepp Mos. 1886, 1855, 1856, 3357 $685. 1862 1872
1543 1914 1545, l645. 1546, l547, l649, 1850 Part
2--held by Judge Aker-Nos 12is 2265 1909 1858,
$685. 1870 1871 1894 1862 1870. 1871 1872, 1873 1915
1911 Part 3-Hcd by Judge SiunotL NOS l44l, l4I9,
1901 1902 l553 1854 1885, 1867 1885, 1852 15SO 1861,
1868 1866 1861
COURT GENERAL SEssIoxs-Part Held by
Judge Gildsrsleeve.-rne People Va Oscar ID. Peter
son. feonious assault battery; Same VS.. Cadwal-
lader Evans perjury; Same VS.. Charles ii. JoDson,
burglary Same vs.. John Reilly George NJ. Harris and
James smith, burglary Same Vs. Patrck X. Gribbens,
felonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Anthony
Goodman, fei0nous assault and battery; Same VS..
Charles y. Temshcd, felonious assault and battery
Same ConkIn Pearsall, larceny from tho person
Same vs.. John Gcary, felonous assault and battery
Same vs.. Levy lehman, bigamy.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
THE GEORGI DIVORCE SUIT.

The full particulars Of the suit OF Catherine Georg
against Adolph Gcorg Tor divorce the ground OF
adultery has already been published In the HERALD II
will DO remembered that the parties were married
eleven years ago. While the husband in California
she commenced this SUIT, her principal witness being
him. Mr.. Gcorg, being in California, failed to appear
and judgment was entered against him by default.
motion was made on his benaf in Supreme Court
Chnmuers, yesterday, to open the decree and allow
hin TO come In and defend. The alldavits read on tho
motion stigmatlZe the character Margaret Barrett
and state among other things, that she sworn the
child on anoner person prior to the oath against the
defendant. Judge Wcstbrook, before whom the mo-
tion was made, granted the same, vacaing the ude-
ment
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
H1CKEY'S LOSS OF TIME.

Mr.. John P. Hickey, wnio enjoying his Sunday
leisure drank more beer than was consistent with
wakolulncss. The last saloon he visited was Mt No 81
Bayard street, and reaching the stoop he quietly
sat down Tor a nap. silver watch on his person at
tracted the attention OF julius Levitt taiIor's ap-
prentice, living at No. rs Mott street, Levitt accom-.
panied by a confederate, VINO sought TO screen nm
from observation, defly relieved the sleeper OF his
timopiecc and the two sought to escape. John
Schroeder, oil No. % Bowery, 1t seems, was also n
witness to. the proceeding, and informed Othcer Crys
tai, OF the Tenth precinct who arrested Levitt Judge
Oterbourg held the prisoner IN 81 900 bail Tor irlai