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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
Col. Dorald R. Barton.

This gcntlhman entered upon the
duties of Auditor few days since
In his hands the people are satisfied
the matter of assess ing property will
bo fairly and impartiulIy attended to.
Fresh from the loins of the people,
he knows their wishes and needs, and
will properly represent them in the
fiscal department ofthe county. Col.
Barton is an hon ored citizen, an old
and reliable public servant, and We
welcome his return to official life.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

sembly. This Railroad Corporation F.,
with cheek of brass and a heart of
stone, must be reache ed somehow, and
the surest way is through the Legis-
lature. 1t is crime to extort m oney
thus from ourpeoplc for freights sim
ply because they can'thel p themselves.
Would it not be good idea to cal
meeting .of our citizens for the pur-
pose of considering this matter of
oppression OH the part Of the South
Carolina Railroad Company? Q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
General II. G. Butler.

1t Will not be long before South
Carolina is again represented in the
House and Senate by the best md
ablcst men in the State. General
Butler, who was elected by the legal
ly orga nized Legislature, will in all
probability be admitted to take his
seat as Senator. The fraud, who
claims seat by reason ofhis election
by a body that never had any legal
existence and that fell to the ground
ms soon as the military prop was re-
moved, cannot be admitted. Should
the legality of General Buffers cleo
tion be called into question by reason
of informality or illegality in the
organization Of the present Lcgisla-
ture, that question can be easily met.
The Legislature that elected General
Butler exercises NIL the functions and
powers that belong to the law max
ing department of the government.
There is no longer any question as to
the rightful government. There is
but one in the State, and that is
recognized by the Executive, I.egisla-
tive and Judicial Departments of the
Federal Government. General But.
ler is entitled to his seat as the Sena-
tor elect from South Carolina. Should
the Senate refuse to admit him it
must declare vacancy, because it
cannot admit Corbin. in the event
of a vacancy being declared Gen. But.
Ter will be reel ected by the Legisla.
ture without opp osition. He deserves
we'll Of the State. His services de
serve to be rewarded. In the Senate
he would make for himself record
of which all South Carolinians would
feel proud. Gen Butler is n man of
ability. He will repder his State rs
faithful service in the Senate as our
own gallant G G,rdon. lie is not an
impra cticable extremist, but man
of liberal, conservative and practical
views. He will be true to his State
and his section, but, at the same time,
he will be just and generous, and
comprehensive in all his views. Re-
publican Senators will find Gen. But
Ter to be MS patriotic rs Gov. Hamp-
ton. Although the Senate is very
close and the Republican party is ap-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
ut Is a Lie"

In the cours of the Ewing Mat
thews debate at Dayton Ohio, Gen.
Ewing nssailed his opponent OIL the
ground of the alledged Matthews.
Foster compact. Mr.. Mut,ows' ms
wer was brief and to the point. at
is said by General Ewing" said he,
that, in certain critical s!age of the
progress Of the Presidential count, in
spite of n judicial decision Of the judi.
cial body to which all questions con-
nccted with it had been referred, l
appeared on the scene and interviewed,
and for the purpose and with the
effect of defeating certain Democrats
who ortherwise would have joined with
others of their party in preventing
the declaration of the election tn at r.
b. Hayes is President, that then and
there with these Democrats | made
i'll the name and on the behalf of the
President Of the United States, dis.
honest and dishonorable bargain, by
which he was permitted to be declar.
ed ard inauguratcd President upon
the promise, rs q consideration that
when irauguratcd he would withdraw
the troops from Louisiana and South
Carolina, and SO permit in the latter
the State government represented by
Wade Hampton, and in the former
the State government represented by
Gen. Nichols, to be established as the
recognized governments of those
respective States. Tho gentleman
went so far as to particularize that
this bargain was in writing. Now, l
intend to make my denial to cover it
i'll every form-written, verbal, i'm :
piled, expressed, collateral, incidental
in every possible form, shape,
variety, mood, tense or view that tn G
ingenuity or the malice of any man
may affirm it. 1t is lie ! There ia
not word Of truth in it. There is
not particle Of plausible foundation
for it. There is not an event, fact,
q document, M incident which could
justify a reasonable, conscientious
man, concerning the possibility of it.
Every scrap that ever wrote or
signed in connection with the history
Of that event has been published far
and wide. If any man has anything
yet, let him produce it. ldefy all
my accuscrs."
The Radical yel!-"Hurrah for
Grant opl Cop1,l;po, -,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
PAYsAN.

MINE NovGoEoD FAIR.-The
great market Of the eastern World
has been he'd at this junction Of the
Nolga and Olga Rivers, in Russia,
every summer for hundre Is of years.
Here the nations of Europe and Asia
meet with their products for trade.
Cossnck, Chinese, Turk and Persian
meet the German and the Greek with
every variety of merchandise that.
mankind employs, from sapphires to
grindstones, tea, opium, fur, food.
tools and fabrics, and last but not
least, medicines. j. G. Aver g. Co.'S
celebrated remedies from America
were displayed in nm elegant bazaar
where the Doctor himself might
sometimes be seen. They are known
and taken on steppes Of Asia as we'll
as the prairics Of the West, and are
an et!ectmnl antid otc for the diseases
that prevail in the yaourts Of the
North rs well as the huts and cabins
Of the Western continent. Lincola
(W) Times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

The Inter Occo" cannot help OBJ
serving how much agricultural boss
trot" there is at county fairs tn
Fall. Nearly every telegraphic re
port starts out with enumerating the
people present, enlargcs upon the
%eather, skips the agricultural dis
play, and ends with glowing particu-
lars of the horse racing. Such is
agriculture. Just why the great
public should be interested in know
ing how much Tom Jones bay mare
can beat Bill Pixies brown mare is
not apparent, but it is always in the
report.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
STATE OF GEORGIA-PrrAsk,r Cousry

th,Tu
selling cfr .nnt
with Il
RI '''NN'
wihsc
cInnlcs
thai they "re o reliability and
Witness my hand and
Ordinary
III, to s' nt have tried one q" the South C'lcn .r Fashion
in = situated. ALIEN
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

Neither child or adult can have
rosy, bright complexion when worms
exist Shrincr's Indian Vermifuge
will remove the worms and purify
the system.
Sold by DR.. A. G. Dukes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
[coMMUNlCATED.]
lis he Entitled to Respect ?"


E'Hior O'may .Lnc.y Tinc*
VIII" ? will Soldier" explain what
he means by the above caption, in
nectiun with "Paysan's coat Of
galvanism." If Soldier" made IL
single point in his (to Kim 10 doubt)
overwhelming and unanswcraDIe
criticism: will some friend please DC
kind enough to point it out. l con.
fess he has muzzlcd me by puzzline
me. | 40 not see the point. ] have
adjusted my goggles in every con-
ccivable way, but then l do not see
it. l therefore have no answer to
make, further than to say, that if
Soldier" will tell what Judas, or
Longstreet, or Mosby, or any Of those
ancient or modern fellows, have to
do with the subject, which he attemp.
ted to criticise, 1 will be very much
obliged to him.
Upon close examination, it is
found, that "Soldier" has jumbled
whole lot Of sentences ani para.
graphs together, picked up ut ran.
dom, here and there, and made
fling at somebody, Tut he will not
tell who that somebody is. l have
made guess, however, and it 1 have
guessed right, Soldier" not only
aimed in the wrong direction, but
fired a powder gun after all. The
next time the Soldier" shoots, it is
to be hoped that he will not pull
trigger, until he is sure there are shot
in his tiusee.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

Mr.. Henry Wattcrson has written
n solemn sort Of letter to the Indiana
editors. lie deplorcs the general
want of truthfulncss and responsible.
iy of the press" its "senseless jabber
of spurious wit, its coarse and reck
less pcrsonalism," and its marrow
ness" With copy of the C-J. be-
fore him, Henry knows how it is him
self.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

Mr.. Swnburne, the cratic poet,
irrcverently alludcs to George Eliot
iMrs. Lewes) rs can Amazon thrown
sprawling over the crupper of her
spawned and spur-gallcd Pegasus"
When Algcrnon Charles wrote that,
he must have been OH the verge of
dclirium tremendous.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06
SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO.
IIAwKINsvILLE, GA, ADril 1877.

- IIAWkINSVILllE, AptiI
Southern Calender Clock
of
the
The
n Itgivcsu
todo
gentlemen your Your Price
you n vn hay ehadin
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

prehensive Of the Democrats obtain
ing control, We have strong hopes
thut & sufficient number of right.think-
ing Republican Senators will vote
with the Democrats to seat Gen. But.
Chronicle and Lonstitutioualisf
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

The Rebel ycll"-"IIurrah for
Hayes -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-10-06

The Radical yel!-"Hurrah for
Grant and Conkling %
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
OWL NDTEa.

Mary Ellen Randall has obtained lotters OF al
EnistFAtiou e Dr. Isr4el Randall R.Esoss
whose rr. aad 500 OJ0zd hia per
eststs 81 uO. .r. i.r Doads hav. approved.
The Public Admini istra,0r h.s taken out letters Of
administration e oi John -aoarg ~ time
Head ~ te Fri~a organization TIE petition satea
t.at his properly than Goa VssAogs- Ire
tim. OF hs do..h ssid 20 L-s~ pr0g.rF - -4L
In tho ease OF The Nayor against Lse5ri Anshc
Howals Jorish aEd 3. Harm. Preslsent III
iuiIncton granted hy Jd.s 5sthrcos TestsrisJ -
stgaialng uslns tbs thni hSor Of No a0
Aaih.sss - place Of worship Ihs nSssn EfAssl nh
tbs .tivit ~ Henry J. DudSV Dsuis 7uVert-hHrht Oi
Bains La; not s1oisnt in ease oi hre or
- .dpn-
Mrs Lockwood. widow and adminisrrltr11 OF Geo.
lack ~ood who 1870 he aoeouI,s With 'urrog
Coffin County. George Ioctvood EFF i"o
families G contested b. aFr Ahrsarvi
Fo- n o. tic aTrt rh.dres. TL- n.ia oonesi ras
payment of $1,000 . Mr. Fs--I Ilie oeit
fsad- I'M thr oricr o.; HrN Fowler, htu-io LAT
she claims dld sutnur- scr hnsiaud 20 ceiv
thou end sell rce tasi beciaai "ah fcstN 60
Mary Reilly an elderly to0L out letters OF
afmiuls; ration u Mary Cocraue and under
them got possession ss0 defsitf In savings
bank rc. heirs OF Ara co>hsie got ID"
Ie vsoltcd anu ATa Reilly roiGSea I" s'e ~ ihe
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE CHAMBERLAINs Defence.

Ii has been the custom TO place the shares
OF infants and others entitled 10 tine Immediate pos
session OF teir property in partition aud foreclosure SUITS
In s hands os the CITY Chamberlain he has invested
sueh funds IN bonds ana Orgagcs Keeping each ac-
couut distinct books. out assigning one now
another mortgage a. convenience DC catcd rs me hccl
security Tor pHrticniar iuud In ths way ihnu Tor
certain children. amount 70 about SlJJOO was dc-
nusted wita fhc Chamberlain the suit OF Clesleuan
aust Eviaud one OF TIE children having reached fa!l
age demanded his slar,. The Chamberlain ausWc.ed
that to mort gage q which tie y0ung mans share had
been invested lad through peculiar circumstances be
come worthless ueaIly and the Question present
WIS. Who responsible for tine icssi Judge Wcst-
brook thc present Chamberlain
and douDtcd te responsibility Of tie foincr Cham
berain, bat reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
nth mdso. 70 Brown Brothers &

days via capetoyn go lays with mdse 70 Brown Brothers
Brig Lgdn n Colo Reese. Philadelphia to wsydell q Co
hc,r = belclism. wgoiwari Norfolk Win ninsr -
.aA With lumber to GEO. Aess Coz vessel 70 T. H. smith
selr Georg, Henry. Ru-'-n, yirrtnia ..., ...,
Gear N1ra. % EaTs s su... .s. SscSsoags "a 10
schr ocean wave zela- 81 Nare. 70 days, with ogwood
schr Tom Williams Edwsri-. PARA 20 days. with rubber
nuf. ec. In 8uTiet pond vessel 70 b. weinberg n Co
scsr Heian Mar 'i.p Diekrr-os New. Bssfor,
SS1r NSry = HGe-;le.r % TeTi. yew London '''
ser Mirer.a. Brghman- Faii River
seiir 0rion. Ialeg, P-osdence
sear ir s" Pnsai'a if cailsrrT Nv PsTiacset
solr ssinon wgsi1nrn, Taunton.
schr Henrietta, Movers,
schr IA Toirs Day. Vow. Haven.
sohr. stephen Fa0cr, Williarns New Haven.
SAILED
Of vs Y,rs ipr rsrana -1 n ss for savannah ui
prs2m tor Aieeras l9T LeTys I cre S amp
car ' W h's9s a5 .9r fdr 0HsS9 syaa Aa'''A r mo
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Brig. Don Iacnto Cor lrseis Harriet " gclsr lay or
icr fall River narv & csrroIl for Bostoa
srNSET-At Sludy look wind light ; T., haEy' Acly
FOREIGN PORTS
LoSDoy July 25.-saled 2tth inst. vaero IIeio. Capt
Asm1s; iermane apt Eyers iiyea IL, iaOn & iS, ASA
enssa % sne 25e MalaT c3R %,, Gyip' psSSsT oaorS
Clara l.sIon az Greenocx. -
xc. YoEs a. sisd sresmshs c.rcasa Wye Liverpool
Bermpaa, Ansrove Ne"York' Cort' freeman 81 J'Hns'
HAyAyA Jalv 25-The bark Morning STAR slssOn.
has arrived ~ Jaso from Nc~ YORK
DOMESTIC PORTs.
NOBLE. Ala.. July 25Arr1ved, schrs. River oueen Ha
vana. -ns D., Scranton. Kingston.
GsLgEsr9s Tex. uy 25-Ceared, schr. Rio Grande BAL
wIArSaros y c. July 25Arriyea brig Atlantic Hariie
Cleared, bark scgundo Triumph lsasl' Liver
IsvAssAH July 25Arived steamers salvador Vow
house, Providence saeJ, scir d. b. Everett Boston go
DnrnDgo nrig ANNA f,ienheser scrs wcny
one Ffields JsHreys PhiaepmA b L. sherman 1oahs'
PonTAsD July 25-Arrived bark Ocean Pearl. Pymorth.
Eng Cleared 2fth z. Buehler Phlatophia T. Bene
siifosE July 2j-Arrivel. steamships Johns Hopkins,
haett Bostoa; talign 9iEee Nhmnsioa ~ 81 aI1' I
Ventura Clbernan. IIavana schrs \. H. Snckney. coils
- pierre. II. II. Mtcsrl. Mitchell, Wilmington. =. c.
Clelrrd. K Yonoy Ten. r,ooy. Rio 49,, ,,.,
stem BcTgu. Bcrren Nnrioh ioIu ~ flFcf aaii'i.'
Grimlcy New York; United. esicoti, Et1lDe az, s..
Vile Cleared, steamship 4Iniata Cathaue. "a, ,aauaai
norman, Niesersou. Boston Ioa lad' neit M
~ II ,VsN Jav SlElfrig1G steam tu- C. "
WINCH sI. Donad ilom Boston, s3l her eturn Th
u Iay,ecn scamor MontogaHe-e in Revenue steamer
Grant, IIsmiu, Boston for Newfors scIs MIA psiTr'
Edward Waite YORK., barn for Ge7Fgeso~n
VorS; Janet - lsr snmncrsvi.e acsion. v. b. or
psses by. scrs. Georce Calhoun lBf JONES II J"h or
New-N0Tl Tel. Haulin- G0r loF do SUNBEAM SPRAYS,
Bedford; Graham, -mitii Boson Tor Pilaceip'a.
July 2.Saile steamer rant scrs Ise, > Kate tost.r
AtIsa Mabe! fsnis cabot steam ship scranton william
steyens a.d Belle .tanau. Juiy 2i.-HesurHel Seile
Bosers. ,-.....o,,,.s
Ena a & asasre Sa seal Isand and las gone piccoS
lFor other SHIP Eees see run Rlge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
BETTIyG on THE sARAT0GA RACES.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 2j.-Great racing
is expected tomorrow and large crowd t. wtRess tie
chei contest Of The meeting or the saratoga Cu2 Ochi-
tree Parole Vera Cruz and Aeuc will c0mpet- Tor the
prize. Vera Cruz. who defeated r0l Ochiitreo and
Parole al a ul,ald---quarer List saturday. owing "a
the extra mile demanded in This race, Will scarcely Je
able keep pace with e biz horse, aHd -; his blckerr
are expecting stubborn fight from him. The weather
beautiful aud there war large attendance at the
pool stand at thc s afternoon. They invested
h5craiy in pool speculation at these average rates;
FIRST RAcE-One mile purse oi 500. Mu.key's Chr
Quia, $50; DWyer BrOtIrfs' kAAG.tinautlus. $50
Reeds Cardinal WoOsey. S35 bugsfitHr " j. Hlegits,
$50; Brcwst.r'5 Nir-.llus. %JJ; omyths AAdEe 800
NcDluiei's Princess ~ ThIic. SO.
SECOND RACE.-oarat~-a tuU Two and cne-quarter
miles. G. J.. L0rlarf's Iol 0cilitrce, s.i5G--@,''
Plorrr Lorillar,ls Parole Nl+t-SlOJ Williams q Ov-
iBgs Vera Cruz, SljO-<l6O; Reeds Atlene. r4D-.'t
THIRD RaCE.-Iur--I quarters oi mile. P-is'. $40,
Dwycr Brothers klad utlus. 500; BTcwsfer~ Var
.uas. 80; slIy t.'a M11e, 50; Cr4WiOrds Brllhlc'
$50: DesNti'- Gfrciau H.id SO CrJusc's Mechanic
500 Mu.kly's LucIicr. So; z. L0uiiAd's DiamOEd,
500 HaTb,c ,ck- Bcrt-In, SO E-cI's Bridget, FIJ +,
Mechanics buv lilly. ~l5.
FOURTH kAGE-Due- e-quarter miie,- Pulsc
800. u. LofiiGIs Fugitive, $50; VILLAIN r Paf,
so. Iougstafs Georgc the Fourth Cat, FrdGcl, r25
l.ceI's Red Coal. so; Do~weiIs IIgpdnanHOc, SD ;
EruU.Cs Bgr1ne--. SO: q. p. L0rlalI'6 Amuusu,
SO; ClT1's Ella Walton. $40; Brewst ~ Fr.Iius, $40
Cf0u5u's Auburn $40 FISHER Carooas A!Iltiulc' -
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
p p1SSEAGrPS fTRrVED.

FROM LTVERPOOI-Ta giefrgsitp fig'rd.-Ghe Rev
Arfhnr. Mr Ayers. Lrws =. BLACK vi aui Mgs George
Biilit B0artuilu O. r. Bryce o. IT, Bus.e.
Mr-. T. Csi. clia AMI maid J. = as5a George
Chile Cfrtvorfi-. Mt .ut Nro. ffasc IT, NO-lcts y W
Cnmu!ug j. C. Duf Maser EllIs q. T. France. J r"h l.
Gcui- Mrs. W. Gli4lu. IT, aud child j. lfsr T.
l,r-ftI Werjst. I1s Row Dtvi TWrn. Mr. De l1uY.
James aIg.ton MaDana T. L0zau, Madame l. LOLlno, H.
Nasir 2. Mlua. Mrs. Ncnoniy Madame huiphY,
Mrs N-ft,. Z. Sos. D. O'Sul.lyan. lhoBas lsrss -
Pcie-ru M Pos "i ass fo|' ~ -uo.i eils' ..,-i
~-t -r a. -enieI 81 Sfar6, j. r. -ut, " walker tuius
WsterLouse Ars " laid. Nj willard Mr.. Merr- weather.
FROM HAMBI re In 81 at1sAiO III t,l9rrI rii' Fr
Bus-ine Frank Rosa Frank. Bernhart heimft Josehhe
Ilaas Infe IIsaa Jennie Fox. AndroN HeuItIn, Jlo
Girr Iric Iuge. Mare Hler Oscar LsUg H1Cl 't0scin
Inn Edelhe tottrb Homie. Hcrn Heinz, Aane llezs,
r. Al lrcch Wey icuu scbcnlobrc, yoh"iuc HoOei
l.fiza,.rn Weber, Itlima te-s., Aug D.
Gs'IIr a t,rubaum Jacob Sul<a, Mase Hartman, Theo.
Reniard :. strauss Julius oalomon. b. Salonon Oito
f1nusy ians StaAr ,talr. Horny Rice, >ay RIee.
Juifus frt. Mrs -autn B. IoaNeist'in y ,foiberc e
Wolff Nr.. Ninaus 4eIGr. Firy. BsscLoh, q. lAgotu
Aaceuheimer
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


The coal sales of the Delaware, LseAsWanna
- western and the PENNSYLVANIA Coal C'np"ni'7
vora indefinitely postponed yesterday owins 70 1uo
,,,,,i.a condition ~ transportation' VIC amount
Syas 900 GOO tors Tl,c i'eunsy lvsula Company
,es circular swing prices at Witch il woni" "sf"'
:. 1- coal prtor 90 August ic During the afternoon
ms s withdrawn. aud rnofs were aioat tAat slhes
he'd taken place ia several largo mines PRESIDENT
-. q, the Delaware IackvaHna and Western
c.,,u,ny. ,aid that passenger Trains were ruinine
- '-linriy over tho Morris as,d Lssex itatroaa
-, WHICH nttemreG ID leave Scras 0n M me morning
"a been detained hy the strfors VINO fein@c' q" ~,
-,~slinr cvccui t1c inail c.irs come through rec
-irsrld c0uli nat afford 20 run trains Tor int aiohe
and helirc iClt hsrsutul Inc WiNeS "NIt uo @
nm. worked t.ege wo4c no caTs r1iuhg Q" remove
tie coa- .,.-. a. e.u..,. .f,-
It was stated yesterday upou lrisi orthy lniGrlhol
.iar M. uircso lie PAll Ielpnia and iin- COMPANY
vera IN fu operation. ami that enc uiune Viii ~ W
cogtnted n tho OF other cOnpsles tuh' u is
r,l.rsfoo! tc be tac il-sul0n or the keaoiub .1u
~ make such rrns WITH thcir ofoaor, ~ vi" '9sl.e -
faer remaining with thc C0mp2ny WIN tNc i'it ~
amount of coa nov held o., dc different eomnanie, y
A. rlaiEic1 tac Reading COMPANY car eu'P5 lle 40''
,l,uaar-is of fhc market for several months
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
.ccr.rn oF - ouNsER MrRDER

C7eorge Michel who, with Jacob Eisler was
arrested 5y r,,oklyn officers on suspicion Of behg CON
eors IN the murder oi JOAN Guascr. the East williams
rurh saloon-kecper occupies a cell in the Court House
Al Hunters Point awaiting further examination Dr.
farc the Justice Monday nexL Fe states tl'' he
knew nothing OF the murder ill the following morning
when he vas told by uehbor He then went % Gun
sens ami ioincc the crowd which surrounded the house
h emphaticaly declared he had not been before inside
Crnse', mouse within yesrs. Michel cxpi ins Ais
Incarceration as the Work Of Mrs. G1nscr The muI-
rsr,G mans father openly accused Mrs. GanseF OF
ri.iug her husband o. Michel, who repeated the
s-ary 10 the neichb0rs This infniucd Ms. Gun
a-r. wlo threatesed 10 him for sialde-
A,out two weeks Nrs. GUnseg's eldest steI-son,
A--s-t. became excited during family discussion.
T,-wr,n revolver ns fired three shots NJ MS mother,
deerin thaf Pc would not i've IN the same hoEse yit
IA rurIeress. he intended hilImr hrr and th,n ceu-
hitting suicide. These facts well known 10 the resi-
dents ui Middle Village Michel that hc burc t-It
rfT Gunecr murdered hrr husband hu hc does not as
sign reason.
MiCAe is apparently ia il health and seems Slightly
nervous bus gave Hls staten 10 to Tie rcf0itcf H
straight ana -glf posse sed manner Dnflne .e
un-t scW officers faVc succeeded l1 ohuHlh@
important evdCnCe winch Tor the present Is VIII
l.rtl fFllY .e
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
nEcIsInNs-IrLY o.

Supreme Cour,-i iqabr,-By Jldae Wcstbraok-
~ t" matter rf WarIi'on fhe Sa VS. Lzei wih lll
aiorz't ~ rin"s i 'Ien'r--,-,u. Cr4r ssrt rso NJ
hold r,u.r Parker az. Rr,xl Ira. ner- a C.l!ow
aA.' n ~ ana enc sli c.inol ClltoE agt
Gro0ec. -~ir cs- spnicso- l r,ferrna, denied
s.a.-s eopi, ApIc lion or retuseA Petsigr,
III arapS , TO- sS6rer 5i a siaassd RED
yiS jewish A-astioa. ssc. Nyiell ~ ElriSa
- Ti, o,' 4 ,,s f!t,s lay"f 49, io"n ie
q, ,s ,ssfri,- Melo. .aduals. Cannon ast iocsWood
By Jude Douoluecaraann ACT wo,apls granted
Saprese Court-SpgciaI ierm-By Judge Donohue.-
TIar scin ne-sciiied.- ('ciendan.s aniins.
1stsEOR fLaS-SDe,taI c-m-l{y Judge Van Hoe
.eu 'i"y' &c ast Tie Gtrulli-t mercan BsES.-Oroer
Br chei Jastico C.. p. DayIs tine matter o GeoOrler
ssng saller at Ro5rr.oa, 70 DISMISS appeal
granted.
Marine Court Ctdmbers-By judge McAdam.-
Sane a. ;s,.Ioa 10 asieHd denisi- Bssmn,leT agt
Neiihe TIC iaes sioso' u ho 81 nf papsrs mako out
tae oi"r Of arrest and t!e meoa all deni~
c i,... 10 e' % 'a%y yits nG nn p mont u go coos
u. ullh lh' h'feiFrf .7 Hni tiatfssO1 VIVA thr
ifes iial n ho ongs ana ssHt.iei comyen
statute cr,i,nr sie ret nation AID can.
~ iss dY i can relai. he manner ~ conducting "a
,,r,ciice IN, .y1 % e,,,1 a1 "a ~ ., ~ ,I m
- - ne t. q" aer Eon icnt oi Ia usxano ~
How lS.4 Barr 2l01. say 5< ". Hl 461 pr. 100
oraered le'rtngy hsd Freiauc raterroea tories
cnte and copies tho heeiu
Isslcs art aus-Compant dismissed Jane. aa Fletcher
-Atta hcui yacatoI. Wa;lilaa syt et2s. y ltloars
aui"inief terevof LoOnsn AT -chmlGt-t.nulllt Dis
nsset kaufman agr TAom for pinT 7}5 93
sg -ca<noyitz ;0ion aut>i uess within ten da.s th
appellant serves a And so COST bSuv"il Ist
80 , i', ' & % prDs IN ii. ny ~ rr,ai'
~ m III ,,d a ,i I 49, ~ vtti,r IN 35' is, s ' % ti
Bssch; Mayer WiIey; Fss at Meudelsohn irso agt.
y Z. - "a
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
A VESSEL ABANDONED AT SEA.

The bark Bertha and Maria, Capt. DclfOsse,
from PoTtau-Prnca. with Ogvood. eic for Falmouth,
England. was abandoned at sea July p. Cart. Della
reports ,at July - (uo 2ttuie longitude
q eIl. there gale flom tbo senta" st. which
lasted until July y. The snip bor- heavily and 0oL IL
water fast that she could oe kept clear, and II
dccidrd TO abandon hcU She aG nGc fCtt Of water ia
lcr hold. The captain and four TOOK siu@1 n 81,
aud ut aud f0Gr others took the longboat After
DAYS the ciptIHs boat w1s picked nu by Phil3
deiuHa cu8 steamer Steamer 40 81 ard The occupants
transferred from hcr to the u-boas woodruff and
brouch, 90 Tile port Tn0 mates boat Aas not been
hrat.i ffom. Out ot t-e WITH the captain mate
tie brig 1orril Zunc which wrecked June Y. on
GoEaiYa [slana