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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

The heirs Of Colonel Henry Becker held o
meeting saturday might when t reported that Sec
Ie-y ecAurz had written letter t-c subject OF the
ie~-f estate. blt thIt tae letter was not pro
e1'e'' J. b. staC9ilser, Of Brooklyn whose
''u vie was great IauddaugAt~r Of Henry Becker.
,.'t Arrangements are making 90 fle pro
49, pr el.r.uca' against the present owners
a. w. zone ~ tac property Ia dispute on
@ ,'l ma bfo'i-s's Philadelphia, On Bectcfsviiic
a. t, nv u, frnL~J -Nau.a, aad ~ GcOrcetov d.
,s'A+ We Aer d,ed in I-Oij consisted OF 50. OVO -
~ H T. tA.A assets and - 900, 900 10 real estate
~ s,,9l o. 5i'i The same properly would u0w De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
prvrv1NG THE UNDERGROUND PLAN.

prvrv1NG THE UNDERGROUND PLAN.
rur HoRsE-RAILwAY COMPANIES PROPOSE 10 W
INTO RAPID TRANSIT THEMSELVES.
The borse-railway companies have made ar
ements 10 10 into the rapid transit business on tne
underground plan II is announced that An hnSnsh
,vnsicate has been formed TO raise eapltal 70
,,r1 the Central Underground Railway CHAR
$50 nv the New-York Legislature IL lSo9'
ocr vandenburgh secured the franchises OF the com
INV nv foreclosure in 1878. He has been for several
1-oets in correspondence with a prominent London
,ter and has been informed by cable that his PROPOSE
tns have been accepted by the syndicate sir EDWARD
,v.ttfns president Of the London underground rai-
80 Is largely interested in the new scheme.
George Ticnor Curtis has furnished an opinion as TO
Nj Vandcrburghs rights under tue charter OF lso9 a9
~ oi,r the charter without rendering ful compcnS3
nv tbc upnl rmental act Of 1869 the right on HaN
extends rom the CIV hai FaIh ulaS' , ~ cry
a. ana uncr IL 70 BleCcker-st; thence under two docks
md, ~ n corner OF a block into Fourtl-ave., al
Ninth-st. M F0Wthave q Unlon-square oi g
di9Conalv 10 Broadway and Sevcutcenthst, up Broad
Sav no Nmetoent'rst., and passing dagona.y under
f.ur blocks aud MadsOu-sQuare 20 MaC-olHAt' Uiuet
which tn road viii ~ to the Harlem River TIC curve
fr me city Rail % MuIherTys is male to lessen the
engineering itulties ~ crossing tana-st Nrele on
also the great sewer Canast TO oppOse-an extensive
ben learned that English capital Is not alone
interested Ia this enterprise The Third Avenue hdroad
Company, the richest corporate ia Oh the hluc iu quo
i mat the sixth Avenue Company IS ready 70 support
the scheme with siderable capital 10 is supposed
that the recent visit 20 London Of samuel H. fAlpS'
president OF the Third Avenue Company 'a some c't
non with ID. English syndicate. gentleman rouEtF,ahl
with the affairs Of tI.s company sdd yesterday INA" .t
did NOT know whether O. say ln -t" O"l oI q I,"
months but any way 40 the first pract tb'e noheut
ground would h broken on some part OF the pi9le.iit
route aud tie work pushed lie assrFl'd ,ls'
tloIe vas no difficulty about the MONEY
fi4n I'm millions. But tae LoniIu underground
railway Lad proven success az vastly Sreagi a t'
rf. fInr l.s bee
,sy t great pricc a thought TIE validity OF Tue uIu
eI..-ftr could Dee -uoc0 ssfuliy defended -. .,--s
cxurts-cd tie opinion saturday, tlat tLe cH tt o W.
central Underground RAJ way had tIIr'j nF lt ~
and he believed toe plan impTactcsbie and would
hot be carried Udt r,,.,
I'M GILBERT OF the Gilbert Sixth Avenue Elevated
Road Thought English capitalists would nos lnVc I'D 20
Cy-cisc an undertaking., when an elevated ROAD couIu
be BUIlt so much more chcapy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
INVESTIGATING RING FRAUDS.
s0NE " IuE suns YTI UNSETTLED

s0NT " IHE Suns YTI TNS0TTL|D-
Tie investigation into the Ring frauds was
continued on saturday by the Aldermen Committee.
which held only "a brief session. james j. Martin. from
the Controller Office. presented siat mont OF tie
amounts recovered ia TIE Ring suits, which has been
a.edv published showing net amount realized 90 tie
CITY treasury O. S-9i525 A James NJ. Vcs. from he
Corporation Counses Office, presented the imperfect lSt
given below. OF suts growing out o. the Ruz frau D.
which have nos been settled The against the Broad
way Bank is delayed by appeal RON order for o
bin of particulars. Judgments have been rcverse'i
AGAINST Genet aud Tweed and iu the two 's in which
Tweed j. oBed with Gcor-, g. Miller and l. s. Martinez
ne has offered confess jUd mont. The other are
ready frr trial IN the last column F TIE turc o..
me .erlic. lo- which the bills VurpOTt n, hay- been
GIVEN 40 r as stated IN the resort. The list doe.
Guide u VIII Dee noticed the judgment against Connolly,
,.r t1.a -ac.uf Judgment agfLlu-t weed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

PORT or SEW-YOHt. ............... ....Ds- -
CLEANED.
ete.m.i.r If.uuo1 lBrI Mitchell Hull Charlie, l. Wight
steamship ol,r ser Lr.,t Bremen Southampton ool
se.u.1ip :,aerlud I.,g.l handle. Art~erp O.. " col
Steamship BIO Grini. Bosrr Gave.tou 80 KEY West.
sie,rsp Lone star FORBES orleans Hoe-rt q Nor
-traa.hiy Enirk.gtocser Eemble Ncv-oriean- Glars
s'a'-hp city Of sa-,nuah Mallory savannah. George
ss.nslip Champion 10, sso,- Charleston. j. 49, 0unt nj
Steamship Regulator, D,aay. Wilmington, y. e.. WIN. D.
-t.ns.p wyaual. couch Sor'oiA, cay Point and Rich
lou' Oil Dominion steamship GO.
ARRIVED.
steamship wose- Ger. kair-g Bremen Dee = 'ni -on'h
,tiaa westerly -ar 70 The 'i-ak t-lc asht Oh. 'r''
-rt tirr hence or Hiyr same uu'e 'ieiin'4' ,ii 'i
,,.i..hip Sastu ll'rl spta. Hrr'eauy Noy. 20. VIZ
mas'. O. II -l.. %. fr,- I r n. 4. io IN 3 be-
"a 'i sim : ''' ,'r .rc. csss.uan savannah Dc IT,
-hp M4el.,ai CT N.Y. brrnr, - i' " ,l l
lstl- " II ID, rl-as Dee. j.. aL O. -. ."r -,
ia'',i 9rg ss ' Y ''i (. .,,. .nc. a. t. ,e
poi 2J.h ~ %. lou 80. -tla'-ip A'ergA Orb Co. I'
ARRIVED. Dee g.
steamship General w5 Z, Fl Er@r9r N" Orleans Dee
itp tr "s J,hsn-eu. oer.cu 50 lAys, iu ballast -
E,. u.s. ,.,r. craze, Hamburg 90 day. with mdse 70
'Ht ~ql. i.rr..yrsf ~ London. rauck. No.th -he
= 'lyy. 1.!tI coda --' &C. t."i t.--'i iu ~
q o. las g4ies The e-ute p1''ag" stove ul
NarsE
wlNp-suu.et-Ar sandy Hool calm AMI thick outside
beach. Al rs Island, uyhi. y. cloudy
DoGE-rIC ports.
l,v,xx.r p-r % Arrived, silrs Peruvian CouEr -
GrI. i,rrao. Earl granville brl. 3d.. 1srs- NINA r
D ,,I rt s Ss,p ~s, 80 aip Mis- i,p- Sr,Yor
sl,it- pfiuc.tnu GIv-rnoo. Noun-u'ia q. %" - ~.
frt-rF-r.S - bAFe~ Ai~f'tt i,ii'
t. Iestct gloucester Eng sailed, snip h"i'"-' I'f NV
ba-To>. Dee 23-Arnycd. steamship Herman LudHi T.
.B.IgL Garye. Antwerp. bark Io~aicS, Huffman N'''
Coast OF Africa ...r-u
SAVANNAH Dec. 23rhe -iiip 81 cloud r. nom I've
i but considerably damaged Assistance Hchi To nti
thI- afternoon
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN erEAI'il's
p,ryJt-rH Dec % The Gou.r Tral-,! .4-c Iompl
Trudele from Ne- YORK Dee l- atfFtN h'i
a. lroc. t'.s iluIui.- GOD 4r ~ g. '...ft'.
sf'..frry D.r s2-Il- AncU0. ltls +-eamsfip 7cnta
t.l- t.rtr from NeW-fuIA Lcr a. tor GLASGOW" Al'''
u,Va, bee 2,-T.s GflerAi Transatlantic os - -uislt
ArcrqI. sailed hence ~ 10 H. tb'ay Tor fS H,"'h aD
Nrs-luIA.
IFor other Sbt9 Eees gee F0ts par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
4 GIFT ro Pr WELCOMED EvgRYvIEBT.

Wilcox & Gibbss new silent sowing macilhe'
with automatic tension, sold ~ ~. Sos Broadway ms
received very HIGH cOuneniltols, a7l, better st n
has boon tested H. practical housewvc' whose r''nt'
are well known and who declare the rial o taVe been
most s1tsftctorg IN. now automatic tension H NFy
vluab. Improvement. ae i - abs uelF ''.'
ad,,.i. t4.f o Am descriptions % work, without ever
rrouiriu- cnguga. D.lica-n ladies' lfe tll' iEd'u. pig
calse 70 does r7ouir strength 10 oIs.T'tc lt i'F
needle ia mft- Nr tho p. "a ann Hf
uuou rs hank ilp .ii9ls W s. c. For 500 tlr'' '
chimes eau be bought without c'FeI' and - H'' N.
500 and exquisite ones p- rosewood are 100. =
Crrrst,aa or Ney y.qr', rift such mach no Wculi
d. acc.,,sahla o ann ,-1ua' ana would hEItcn tie BUR
dpns OF MANY 0verWIrsrd nHr hers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
BURIED UYDER TEN rovs or BRrcK.

-A7 'he "orAmen were finishing one of the
~ a. .No' "1icH AID IN supporting the approach
=, '' ''"'' N'ei 'n@se' On Yorkst., no9r Fultou-st
Aoo-yL, Saturday afternoon. II .ndder.y fen Al the
ab9rcrs lid sufficient warpin, IN CO., -, VI
mlti.i, VINO vas buried under ten tons OF bgef and
,iy =. ca when, ten minutes later his body yss
'@ 440'N TIE runs, 70 was found 10 be terribly mu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
rrfrc,cTre TOR TIE Table.

Horizons lee cream dcpot~ at No. 3o5 Fourth
ave-. No 1864 Broadway. ana No. - C-atnan-st are
the resorts o PERSONS search OF srch good Things 's
ices ice-crcam charlotte russo. .lli'- ETC. Horton =
4ltnoyr - am is sold NJ twonty-tVe cents quart,
winch h. cons d-rra % low price. II ia ma q ~ purr
Orauee Count, cr"'U and favored viii me Cl'ce,t =
fract. The Charlotte russo and jlcs furnished by his
finn re rich .,u! d,cluus and the prices for tie deli
cact.s ar, below those asked 90 other HOUSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
CALENDAR, THls DIV

si,pgryE CoUa--C ftHHgE,- Brady Nos. ~ II. @.,
g- q 4. So 5a IS b. 49, iH, g., 30, ". sa ~ %, ~ TO-
u. 400 Thea rUuiinur tH No li. "t frnria 'Grh--i
p,Er fTI.-V4u IIuIt IN DAY cal ndif.
4tIEm0H CoJa--~flCiA- 4Ah"-Ne'is''s J'-pehiDIfoi'
C.VuoN PLaAs-EQJfr TEni-Van Herrssn, Case on-
NJ tISE Coru-rTtL Trng-Ptrf No tdam I.-Nos-
.i- sti- srg t.g 2SiE. 5000 $3.50 2S4t, 2.tI -5iu,
a5l $50 16ta .JB. 26oZ 26O. 26o4 21o6' -o'1 1865
f4 .DTy inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
DECISIONS DC. o.

ytp~e,pr Conri-C igmb-rs-By Presiding lustce
ps,t -Irtus-tou at white. Hubbrn AIT Pacific Natal
In.ufgnce COMPANY Orders granted
tT,-, In INC matter ~ Walker The Mayor rtc. aGL
Ei'rl. ZONES AT Aagulre: 1he Hayo., &c ati Knapp
WiliIatusrn act AulI. pursrr act miller hcovein agI
s,gooi Eay on AIT East River savings iasi.t Inn liuh-
min. ac Mottgtr: HrFRau agL Euch Taylor AL tAE
m,s,,r 81 proudf1fi IucseY sct. CArtrr bNeli 2gt
pn,t Germapla Life Insurance Co. asL hchEai4 Peter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
FOREIGN MUSIC

The stock of foreign music at 6. Schir
mes 70l Broadway. tho largest ard best s'lectei
America an the most important classical compositions
FOR voice OF Instruments o' the avarte Peters eir,
of L.in7fs foreign ttrlHs 81 crera-. me Collected
works - standard authors etc, ETC., .Ie always 'l ''
hal here and VT primer also of.r- rIln'.f exc
coll.rt Indications with .s own imprint nr u ~ n
and admirable SONGS h~ DIdey Bucs Francis hni.-l .
ana other American composers set 10 the words or II a.
man, Bayard Taylor. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
row 10 PIE CLOTHED CrrEAPLY.

The well-known firm Of Yogrl Brothers, the ono
price clotlicr- whose establishment is Il Houston
ST. and broadway, is offering It's large stock OF mems
aud bows. clothing at The lowest posi- h" -lrrs Al gus
hons. usl-.ltf-.r, Of these goods viii h4d the "rit"-
v.f moderate Hu1 tie vari tY OF styles f cent POD e''
ar. fa-trs Tire suits here made ln IN n- iii''
and r eiI of .r newest patterns. THE a,sor'Wn t ".
,,rafs D, AMPLE and hose garments. n D STATE ar
marked lower rIin those OF any other cotHh- eso-l-
st q BE-. Git
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

Fuss.!l & Co.. at No. II Bible House, and No.
G2s -xh-.yr aye furnishing their customer with their
.s,. lent icecreaI the reduced prce 90 II gallon
This e,relm e. r1de NJ purc rich cream. and OF any
flavor dos red Their drlcat- water les are fN'rt 5
tlrougou, thc city This firm a,'o -u1 ll.s parti ii
te ..c- Clll.t.. rus-r- .ut ic Jlea Tor hEcH th-s
house ha- been known long ana iayorably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
FRrr.S EXPENSES FOR OCTOBER

Hugh J. Jeweft. receiver OF the Erie Rail
wav FLED his report Tor October SATURDAY. Ills cash
balance A. the beginning OF the month STATE ~
tis receipts for the month %24j7O5y So ana
expenditure - POO 400 -. having s cash balance e
the emf Of fhe EfI sli 1872 30. Thr receiver
the amount ont.t uius at the end OF the month being
81 It7 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
popI.LAR ~ G00D MI.sIC.

Popular music in great variety, suitable 10
a season. can 20. found 40 Dt-un'- large establishments.
No III and si3 Broadway Here. also. those m search
Of Ho Iay Yfe-ct. obtain almost eil the Sianhm'.
musical uurlnttlous. songs, piano p',- cole c'h
tb. -c-Euovu and highly esteemed Noyr!lp cdltou-,
,gd number ~ works OF musical Literature, including
Biographies. ttC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

from its superior quality, "a The most economical 20
consumer This cocoa is Put mp tins and can De kept
fresh for a long time. Baker Co are also SUPPLYING
the market win their delicate vanilla chocolates Nhicn
an. said 10 excel 500 af er- "a richness ana flavor Az
frst.ciass g-ocofs s v their customers With BaEert
cocoa aud chocolate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
nANrsnME CAREIAGr.-

Brewster & Co., Of No. 1,5S1 Broadway,
have au elegant array Of carriages Paris and London
STYLES of l1udtus and lauttuct-, hrougbams. Berlin
comedies and TurIwtv-; also variety 81 rptd-wa-nh -
with which fu. Lovers o. fast driving VIII bn delighted
Ius, no,. display ~ hands Carriages Is very com
plCr, AID many OF them arr sutahi. for holiday ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
4 sESs1nLE cIIRI.rMAs RoX.

One Of the most sensible of Christmas boxes
il box Of Plss o. K soap. This excellent solpis hc
hest o. its kin be- found u lie market Aside from
being the choice To- tH- laundry, the BAN ana tr to
n I, decidedly the economical soap 10 iSc. Al gro
ccs keep q supply ~ U The large depot fer THIS soap L
ai No. $50 Na-Aiu- tonsj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

Walter Baker & Co.'s celebrated breakfast
cocoa is acknowledged by al VINO have u'cH Il 20 be ono
Of tbs most delightful Of beverages II 70 epeo'ay 0on
| 40 crsons suaering from dyspepsia, It IL 80 del
- s nat n disagree with the most sensitive. ASIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
.fiars.s ano slais ManisIs.

MARBLE and NARBLElZED MAN ELS /;
IA a..a monuments iests'.Ht- hor' ihHy pnn''t jo
trade 8. hLABIi, i3i and -.' L-t l7l..-. 1--l ,-,
(, KLABER ~ CO., ,,...,
y. Wess Jl.t-t brtwe,1 Broadway and IN ave, Estll
'I-t-ad 1873 NANTEL~. TlLING. Mon A1N H. ~ r.
du..f pr.,es PLUMBEI.s' SLABS speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

ated. Mullen fty years old. and leaves six child
rem, at No. a. Front-str BROOKLYN. His vile died re
Gently. The accident caused the sudden giving
way OF ono OF the brick towers upon which toe afch
rested IL had outside support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
snlrs % Aurnon

pY JOHN II. DRAPER K CO., Auction els
Ed TIE DELAWARE. LA,.A a Am IS A"I " ~ - -'-'
IsIIItDAD CrMFA-,f I'll eel ,-...., - ....,r
1J.UpI TONS Or cihANllN ODAt- ,.
, rh' aucu0 90 FRIDAY. De rmbar -. az T. O'Clock
Hooa' -' ~ 80 'A'-'' 'SAuUEL SLOAN. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
i.irn,lcne man.eo--1rnlI.s

RESPECTABLE WOMAN would take
a, - 'a3 a.. or Of ,, .3', e., l., Oh &c. ~, t ,t
ATn. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU. No.
~. humber ~ -.s.t servants. cook. auo'r.--- i,reA
bou.rvo.acrs. &c ciy .t co.n.2.
swedish and German Servant Ollie
y. .lA w.. Y. So WI. .s., rs sl.a..r..pi., i
HALuGHss. ,scI..a rr.arfel''.
COOK.-By scotch Protestant woman. who
I D.. r-t,a,- co,k $50 very urauc cooks 1e a. l'h
zane aoulr &c. go superior sy,, aleu- tir, 90 mis oi
.., t.,t ,ly r,i,scuc G q %, 200 5t ave. aelr siu'.
NOOH. &c.-A respectable woman as cook
! vaI'r lati,orer. naryor reference from i'-t 'l
pIoyer so. 80 f''t 3-i't
EOOK. &c.-An American Protestant girl.
me l s1S'y. ali 3 i'sy- 10 craSser, sfr.
nOOk.-By young English Prot, slant first
\o.'5. %' fsa'r,r.rayT AGsvcY. So ~ 90 ave.
T0OK.-By Eueisl woman; an excellent
= .ok and .aludress -.'A te gil ID wears 'sJ aaeia.
nREsSlrAKER.-By French dre>,maker iu
~ an tran.ls m im De-. or %'rA =. :, s1l.
Observation-Disclosures PTotcstn Mt .eirl
a.- s9'i hog,. = =" SyS MA "@'
Eg0U-EWORK.-By a neat. tidy. young
-.g.' .at b. .a IN. n
,.s- e.. tUa mo- O.. 1ld O. h. .-II In IAN.
t- rlrer.y. grt fnc. Dol steady lr lrt rr ON
lsu,il. o.-. ,s.. a 29J cthaVe. near l-t. ST.
AI-%DRE~>.-A healthy Danish -ii vlshc.
A us,. ,- IauuI..s4. clean washer i.n tlIta"r a
I., .fl- French uutr anI DJl d1 culr-us clt.'- W.
ni. u. uItoi ciy r,icrpucrt Gail 10 no. -' ht ave- AsA
f0r IIz4I.
N(AITRESS-As frSt-class waitress by "a
~ -vaf.. n % -b. u..,FsfI.l. 3D.. lr-l uf 20 ai-
The ,sar.grt dyer 4ur Win = re dining
D. % tud rIrpr. very u.A b. her unf'l- about t
rri. W. moderate raf.r CAL 81 @o shave, ~
l0-L-st
NXA~UING.-A respectable coorcd woman
ut.l.. family washI- ~ tur dozen wee. 0r nt '
no, b. nom J0 cent, 10 ID cent? dozen. I01 s6-st ucr
| 6..-sve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

DCH land USEFUL Pkt~tNlS.-
"a ,rr..r-t.f Velvet. 90 $3.50 ass lu. I.. sI rugs
=. .ri .lJt..b c.,tl. ASDHEF LISTED CO., ID aau
4, ,r-t IlDu-tun.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
itluslcdI 1nsIrume7Is

i1nslca 1nslrume7ts
ADVERTISEMENT FOR HE NV
4 YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVED Al ItE
prIys OFFICES No LBS BfOsdN coz Ilirtf lr-t
= or 3as West Twenty thirdst, or rirht1 f, -. 700
lI. ave cor Forty Al u~ ~ hliA OF lrr
- g.s~i r1frl ave Dnshuudrr 4uatWtnty uufS .
tItarieta savus. BuiIiug up % u.s. 90 regular
Office rate
TEAVE You sen the "MODEL- UPRIGHT
pIAN6T n BE- beautiful n design and hri lnd excl
Manufacturers. No. East lithst
6RCEST ASSORTMENT Of BEST and
CHEAPEST Cabs IN ~ PAkLOk ol.,iANS ~ ~ ~
WORLD organs rented u1tl rent pays log Them Mf-oN
UAMLIN OPGhN co. - Union sIaarc, Ne" ofK
IGUTE a. ERNST, old house Of LIghte s.
Bradbury, Onrr thtir -pie1hd flANo4 nAl p AZ loA
prer- monthly plymrnt-, az u hdsf ittn-''
Also Suiiths AMERICAN ORGANs.
- Y. BALL a Co,
-. No. II EAST ifrHSr
ChckrUngs stenway's an other ramos ana organs .0V
Ion cash, On lnstAlments and tOE rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
5ituations Wan.eo-- Ma.ss

SINGLE MAN. American, middle aged,
Y va "a, homo 800 city Iutrr wages uo beet Wli
Wrr Al an, thing ". H. IS. l4J chatham -. hosari iou'-
STRONG. healthy MN. of steady habits.
y desires situation is llnlipf OF
uiv.t ut,huar. me cy he Wiling t1 work "f fnT
a. lcr WAGES. can govt rD'trruser Address ~ u
e.4rr 0f d. ,COg CDENAN. Ao 1913 West 4th-st
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-08
Court Proceedings.

The several courts ot Snyder Clrn.
ty convened on Feb. ., 1871. 40 L
o'clock Il. m. his Honor J. G. Blcher
Presiding. lis associates 3. l.. Rll.
denbuSh and Daniel Gembcriins were
also present.
Jno, Mohn, Benz. Meyer and John
s. Stetler were appointed tip slaves.
Tne Grand Jury were sworn in and
Hughlen D. Hcttrick appointed fore,
man. The criminal calnnder was qpte
light, there being only three bills pre-.
sented.
The afternoon session was largely
occupied, hy the members OF the Bar
in presenting various motions.
"A number of applications for liccn.
ses were presented, The petitions OF
Henry Spots. Jno. B. Focker. George
Guyer, were refused, upon the ground
that the petitioners did not occupy
the houses, us required 10y the act OF
assembly.
The case Of Samuel IPooding w. II.
j. Boyer, owing 10 the unavoidable alb
sence of material witness was con'd.
The case of L. X. Hummel VS. j. b.
Fockler was settled.
A. G. Simpson vs. j. Mcclure Roh-
back was also settled.
NJ. l.. Miller aud II. A. OFT, adm'rs,
VS. Charles Benier, settled.
The first case called was that OF the
Commonwealth vs. Peter Thomas.
Thomas was indicted for obstructing 4
n public road in Adams township. Yer.
dict not guilty. and county to pay costs
In the case of Emanuel Dock Us Hill
ibish Il Bro. Settlement filed
Commonwealth vs. Reuben i. Fisher.
Nolie Prosecute entered.
Commonwealth vs Jacob Gilions
Indictment burglary and larceny. Deit,
pleaded guilty to larceny and was sem
fenced To month in the county iail.
John Smith ct nj. Va ,khn l.. Camp
ct al. Proceedings in equity.
Reference ofreport back to Master
Alfred Hayes Esq, To divide costs rs
per order of Hon. VIM. Eiwell, Pres,
Judge.
The next case was that of VIM. G..
Herrold VS. f. c. & A. Z. Williams.
Assnmpsit. Verdict for the deft's for
S7.77 cents.
Commonwealth VS. Daniel H,ckenbnrg
and Peter Thomas. Assault aud battery.
The District Attorney being absent. r. J.
Smiih ESQ, was appointei 10 conduct The
prosecution. Verdict not guilty. The
prosecutor Jacob Pile 10 pay half the
costs and defendants the other half
q. W Bilger w John Gross as-umpsit.
verdict for the PA for So %
Benjamin Long vs. Daniel Iieiiriok. Two
cases we're tried by the same jury. rhi,
case Involved the right Of owners ofal
Joining lands to drain their lani, up,n
U..It.t T.. AZ.
y. J. sehoch VS. Allen Ulrich. Verdict
for Defendant
Isaac Helm vs Thomas ShAffer. slanlsr.
Settlement filed.
Isaac Siruser W Edward Stroup. Elect
msni. Verdict for PHI.
The usual amount Of Orph,ns' Cour
business w.s doas: And Csarls adjourasd
RAP'a ~ WI
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