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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

The Following SHOWS INC rtIaIIOIs DeIWttH INC IUId
serve and the total deposit liabilities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
INT CLOTH MARKET,

PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
FALL PIyPR. Mass. Nov l6-Tho Printing Cloth market
has quiet and without sales reported PeVOus
quotations without change.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

UNITED sfEAhEn1p Az LiEE. nhAAih nn,.
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PEHSANBCCO r HAMutA;
AND RIO DE- JANEIRO. Connecting AT ST IhOMAS
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and sPANlSH
MAIN. Inc hrStciass IRON steamship CITY OF rAHA
CAPTAIN Carpenter will sail on TIL KS
DAY Dec g. II Freight at low rates taken Tor the
above ports frePhts after Freight must bo
raid advance Freight received at all times OF Hoberts
Dock, Brooklyn. -. 1900 z..,. ,,.,r,
INST RANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECr
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight ENGAGEMENTS passage having elegant &C
commodatiOns apply to g. H. MALLORY & CO.. Agents
Office, Pier 20 East River.
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oionn y h1S srATEs MAIL STEAMERS.
American Packet COMPANY Line

i i f0r PLYMOUTH, CHEKBOURG and HAMBUR g
nov II tItlS ~ llf' =
GELLERT. % HEEptR Dec -
kateso passase - Plymouth, London Cher6ouFg amDrin'
an points ENGLAND, scotland and wales; FIRST CABIN
gold e0u; -econd Cabin god $50 sieTage currency So
KiINH&kDr & c. b RICHN ARD g BOAS,
General A0rnts General Passenger Agents
HtOttl.f New York 81 Wav, NcU-GOrS.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

SATURDAY. Nov. 10, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

Il Sailing from Pier 10 { Canalst. North River
For SAN FRANCE co via G~THMUS o. PANAMA,
Steamship COLON, Wednesday Nov. 20 noon.
Connecting Central and South America ana
Mexico, a Francisco with o. & -. :. ;. cos
STEAMSHIP OCEAN &c, sallug Tuesday. Dec. n, noon.
From san Francisco for japan and China
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Tuesday, DrC.3, noon
Stcamah. u CITY OF rEkING, Ha., Jan. 4, 1917 noon
Francisco TO Honolulu, NewZoaLlno, ana
Australia
steamship ZEALANpIA, Monday. Nov IS.
For ncIght general NORMA ION. apply az C0mDanFs
ohcc foot OF CanasL, North River And for passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MONTkEAL.........TH RsDAN. nov. ~ z p M
tITY OF BERLIN ~. TU sDAl NovaO $50 \. m.
cry or BlfI',.EI-.. "a DAY Dec. >,
From Pier "a. v. H.. foot Of Chan Ons
CABIN, 500 $50 and Slnu, gold Return tickets on taVor
able terms.
STEERAGT, s2S currency. Drafts AZ lowest rates
Saloons saterOOus smoking and bath rooms am dships
Thee steamers neither cattle. sheen nor pigs
JOHN O. DALE. Agent 81 and 33 Brua tW ~, v T.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18
Beautiful Hair

FROM j. 1. TINES. WELL KNOW,
CITIzES OF WILSON. y, C.-Mywifa had
sqHered TOR ten or twelve wears with !
kind Of dry letter. which kept tie scalD
covered with daBdruff, and caused her
hair TO fal out and get very thin and
tqrned grey, hut after using London
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored 20 its
natural color. the hair stopped falling
on, aud Is growing beautifully. b
telAng OF the effect it had on the head
Of n! wife I have induced a nnmbar
10 try il, and I want you to send me- a
dozen bottles by express I enclose
postofhce order for IS TO nav for II
london Hair Color Restorer is sold At
. cents bottle by aIl leading drug
glsts. DR.. SEayne& Son. PhiIade!phis
sole proprietors. Sold by John Beng
stoD, Druggist. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

AasGreaf Beck ag
secrets for Ladies' a ssaIa
60 nee for ssa1ps- AdSr-s.
=. Ds1aparss % Ce.s CaneIn..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

While much has been written eoucernin.
tue use Of put up" medicines. the onessioF
sun an open one, and demands of thE
people careful consideration, The sal
lent points may be briefly stated. and
answered as follows: Is.-4re the 49,
Ieapaole OF determining their real condition
the nature of their malady. aud selecting
proper remedy or means of cure7 o.
1ao physician, 10 matter how skiIIfuI
prepare universal remedy. sdanted IN
the peculiar ailments Of large class of
people. residing in different latitudes, and
SUBJECT 70 various climatic iufuencesp In
answer to the first proposition, We would
say. diseases are named and known BY car
tain sagns or symptoms, aud, a the
mother does not need = physician tn tell
| ner that her child has the whoop;ng-eourh.
or Indicate remedy. so people sff1i.ted
many OF the symptoms eonoomitant h.
Impure blood. torpid liver" and had
Digestion, require 10 other knowledge NJ
thesr condition. or the remedy Indicated.
tasn they already possess. Sec1nd nrono-
sltIon-MaDg physicians argue that diseases,
are seesioualiy peculiar. and thar their
treatment must therefore varv. and ves
qainine. NOR Shine, podonhyIin. and HIM
dreds Of other remedies are prescribed "a
az countries 20 overcome csrtata condition.
L. 1t not, therefore. self evident thar :.
physician whose large experience has made
nim familiar With the many phases Incl
oens to ali tssparities of the lood, General
dRd HeTroas di6i7ity. Grer coRp[aint s9r.-
pepsad, consumption, and c1tarrA, can
prepare series Of remedies exactI5 .dant-
60 20 meet the conditions N anifest. wherev-
er' ano OF whatever means, itmsg have
oesn eDeeudersd? The family mefl;e;oss
prepared By T. '. Pierce, NJ. D., of RnE
i ., \. l.. fulfill the above requirements
Many Physicians prescribe them in their
practice. His Golden Medical Discovery
has 10 equal IS blood purifier and gen,
eral tonic. while his Favusite Prescri 1tion
cures those weaknesses peculiar to woman
after Physicians have failed. His Pleasant
PutestlFe Pellets which are sugar -eoa,s,i /
ana little larger than mustard seeds. are =
safe and certain cure for torpid liver and |
constipation, If yen wish TO save money
oy 2Voacing doctors and keep or regain
your health. buy The Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser. an Illustrated wort
OF over 80 pages Ii contains instruction
anatomy, physiology, hygiene.
md the treatment of disease. Over one
hundred Thousand copies already sold
Frics tpost-paidJ. $50 Address the
author, l. 7. Pierce. III. Q. Buffalo Y Y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

4 goung friend of mine was cured Of
IL 'nsataele thirst Of liquor. that had 80
Frustrated bis system that be vas unable
TO d" any business. He vas entirely cured
oy The Use Of Hop BiIters. Il sllayed all
that burning shirss:togk away the aopeote
Tor Iiqaor; made his nerves steady. and he
has remained sober aud steady man for
mare than two years, aud has 10 desire n
retnra to his cups and I know Of uam.
Der ct others that have been cured nf
drlnklng OF IL From leading r. r
o1cial. Chicago, Ills.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

PURE PALM SOAP


. FnAAAU8LFHIA sFkILALI3,
Ass2elishea forty yeass and for sale By mere than
sas thousand stnrskeep@rs. This Soap has no
s9zAl In ezality Or eheapaess fuy Bath ard TusIes
zee. beng made Of IIBERIAE OIL from the
rAA TREE Pscksd in boxes c0utAirin9 two.
r.sss- 1ye o. eight aoxsE- A hhEral diEc0srt 10
" aosssals Dealers. Manufactured By GRAVES a
sOs. 1So Christian street., Phns3efpnts. Il IL
$50 D the oldest resideas families N yszczsrs
80 Aang paeiic InEtfEatsnEs-she Ausrsean Hotel
b9aas. Public Ledger. Post OaErs ws.sr De-
parEneEt. and the Turkish Rsths
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18
ghs 9ailg Arsns.


Concluded from second pase.l
seer OF the Poor Of Moline township. VA,
Gle. p'->'e- ~
Ihe petition Of the citizens of Moline
township c asking the Board to investigate
tne transactions of the Highway Comnis.
sioners of said town from 1870 M "a the
table, "a 'Ae
he resolution offered By Superrisor
Long IN regard TO locating and operating :
rahroad npgu and along the public high
laid On the table.
Supervisor Breitbach moved ,ha, the
oFerseer Of Poor of Moline TOWNSHIP.
Be authorized to sell the furniture Of : n
van Dew ale, deceased, for the purpose Of
se14ins ms tour chldren TO their relatives
10 Perry county. Missouri. Carmel
Board adjourned until TO- morrow morn
Ing At o',loek. O'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

browus GINGER vii Be foznt Invaluable in ali
e4ses q Champ other disorders caused b. ebanve
" "A:ef OF osd water, s16 few 6gops Used Eesy2-
LsEsF oF tFsyels-s viii usually act - Preventive
- arc o. such stacks To the AGED and those
,,ecoFeE1ns from Illness. > small Quantity WITH q
eEsehea water VIII Be found TO give strength
.nd refrezhneut; the Ginger having 10 rgsr-ior
Saica Is Iae great objection TO the us os 2coh0lIe
s1aNALAnfs Producing al the good Effects Of a
AosSAfa PLASTER (SithoEi the possibility Of blister
-1s ne sklnl IL application on flannel 10 NOS, e.
e4G1o0s And II tbs Gaze OF persons prsdisr..s-d
- HaeEn2tlsz and Gozty A1ec.ions il il Of great
service. used % rub with
0 Beware Of Coznterfvfrs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

lPr0~ s Ec-is Gsobs- DencurZ1
De v ETTLEz- 81 s. Clzziez street a -a~.
engaged II tie treatment Of chrome Ti7s.sSsss
s211 AZ 9tasr p1TsiiczEa n sheesTT. Ne~T~-T
c~cA1Fy, 54c-c1 diseases, sl ir-rse7-rzeTsts =,
l1AsE.l-4se- Cal OF ETIie- Czrc-Iw free. ssts
Ee1cz0eSs Eo3Ezsa chz--es-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-18

Newton county, Ga, has at leas. one
man Of unsele. Having lost bis horse, he
hlfcaed himself TO the plo~ and hired q
ooS to driEe. At last accounts he had
plo#ed out two acres
The Newtown bee., 1878-08-29

Il h, and had got one leg of thom faifly under way, when the owner saw what Ja- cob WIS doing, He yelled, Whoa, Jn- fobl and ran for dGar life, 10 save them from destruction. Jacob took firm hold us the boss came to rescue the fnst-dldap- pGnrlng drawers. Imaginable contest en- sued. horse and man lighting for thG own. ership of the drawers. Tho owner sue. eecdcd in getting them away from Jtkey, and examined them. One log was hand somely embroidered from tho knee down, and Ed goes back on wearing them be- cause some one might mistake him for Dr. Mary Walker, of boomer fame,
 Lieut.. Wm. r. Hoyt of Wolfplts lost valuable horse Tuesday night August 2lth, by being chokcd to death. Mir Hoyt turned the horse out in n lot, and IL issu . posed tho horse in rasinI his f,ot to scratch himself on the neck caught the heel of his shoe inaropc halter, aud could not free himself and in his struggles the horse caught his other hind foot in the rope. The ground showed how the horse had struggled. Mir. Hoyt found the horse dead the next morning, when ho went to got him to go with Il ncighborhOod party t) the salt water. The horse was the mate or line pair, and tho less to Mir. hoyt Is severe one.
 Mir Edward Robbin and wife of Brook field were the guests of MT. Horace R. Northrop last Friday.
 Mir. Winthrop Bassctt has purchased q fine blOodcd hound. Eli and Elijah will have 10 look out for their lanrels Ana teuS will have to take back seat
 Mr. John Rogers was in town last week vi iting his old friends. He returned 10 his home, Canaan, Conn.,, just in time to take in the camp meeting. John is the same jovial fellow carries a level head, and subscribes for the BEE.
 Rev. C.. F. Waters and Rev. MT Chap man were home on Sunday and supplied their own pulpits.
 A. OIeivcr, Esq, who went to the home of his childhood in France last Spring, returned last week, having visited the Exposition and bought what he wanted of it. He says it is big thing.
 Our people here are heading towards camp meeting Ut Rcdding Station, which commenced on Monday and will last this week. W.
The Newtown bee., 1878-08-29

"Whoa, Jacobl" is what a gentleman in Grassy Plain was made to yell two weeks ago, while out on clamming ex- petition with his family. It appears by the statement of the getleman, who. of course, since he has taken to reading his Bible. confines himself to facts, that he had been wading around in the salt water and got his drawers wet. As they were uncomfortable to wear, he pulled them of, and tossed them into his wagon. Old Jacob4the horse) got to sniffing around amongst the articles in the wagon, and veconsi-ed the drawers. JaeCb. feeling hungry. and perhaps needing salt, began to satisfy his desires by the gradual ln- troduetion of the drawers into his stom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
CALENDAR, THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr- CHAHnrps- Barrett. J-Eos 20. 81 %
90 80 81 80 81 s.. o. 1913 1874 iG2 IG7. ~, $50 lgI
pos 22G 23 2j3 257 2js 2d 2G6, 2G7 III, 212 "i5 .o
277. 49,.
GiYERN TiGW-D + J.. Braiv and ingalls,. j. J-Nos
90 ~ 81 g. 60 70 ~, 20 81 S. s7s9 ~ = q T. & 10
IL ~ y; - 81 49, 80 81, H. IS. 81 Sc ss 90 80 30
SrICIAL TERM-IawGcnee. LAW AMI taci.-Nos. l3O
%. &C. ~ 81. 80 90 81 ~. d. - l33. 49, 49, l3o
100 IL. l45. lgl, 49, %, :. 10, 10, ~ 1873 800
CIRCriI-rAEl l-Douohuc. y-Saort Causes Nos ~ Z
2S}G 222o 1900 1928 23 27l2 22Gl 2267. 27sj. 2727
2722. 2gi2 2g7S 9J2G, 26l5 1886. $3.50
PARr if-Nan Worst J.-SLort Causos%os. 2I52, 2lb7
2gs5 2s2s 2729 1868, 2s 20i, 259o 264s. 1907 29io
2a3D, 1875. 2715 .- 40
P,hT IiI-Van Brunt Nos. 1862, 600, loGi. ssi
1860 2l7S I3Os g3l 6gH go 1876. SOB ll2 49, 369
1874 1872 - g. 3Si 1901, 1904 6l2, 1872. lol7 . %
Si'PEmOK COCET-SrECIAL TERM-Spclr. J.-NOs %, y.
THAI rERN-PAgT iSauorL J.-sEort Causos-Nos 100
1913 1920. 1917, 800, 1881
COMMON PLEAs-Cm,MLEEs-J =. DAILY, No II.
TRIAL TfEM-PAgf Van Hucsru, inc hour 'an u
Nos. @G9 300 2OG2 2OS3 2i72, 2iGO. 24ol. $50 2$9,
253 81 81 20 25G2, 2ub2 2i3S 23iJ. 1920 2oE- -iI
2j9I. 2isG sJgJ, 2G2J. 1897. 1851. 2322, 2lsa -.
COritI-TrIsL IFRM-PAKr Nc Adam. J.-,,l"i.
Causes $40 3k27 @2a. II>S, I@,l, ~, 100 80
3J5l 1853 3l9 1920 ll05. $685., 3a2b 3s&', iN3' 'o"
1854. 1905. 1880. .ooo 1000
1925. 4GIs $685. 1914 39J $685.. 2J22. 34 JVo'' iV1 "
PART iI-siea J.-Short Canses Nos Coz. $3.50: 3sGH
3ssl. }-SJ 1854 1916, ZC9G 1916, iOO @J-, 4"o' 4"f
1905. 2O5l. d. ,,.,r,,
{. Brandon and EwArl l.. NeWhall grand larceny; Mle'"'
Dowdel, James Kelly aud Annie walker, burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
DTCIsIOSs-JAv. 81.

S,Drepe CoWr!-C hHmbTs-By Judge Donohuc.-
The Manufacturing c.. at. Canlday Jackson as
f,sm@i ar schneider .snt at wl-on Atwood aFt Bo'.
Flaiarc'it WycoG 81 Martin shepard ast Rcaron :
shepard agi N,l-on SneId agt is, selie.k az. W
AIT ieacou IN rof WIN. :. HoNc: the GcrmGra
dan al Kitchen Soc ana Sryier All. tng- fers
agi rhihp PeIay Nyg,si re- az, ~ an Is. Az ~
Sne1 l r' NJ S and r act r' K1n S dS rne
a Nichols sis3Sl Goldman e. Grg-No9p
frN2e act gi ag mIrt h. r,rnce in tris ess
Chambeiiu sloan and the Trenton RANKING GO ag Dun
- t,yo, Nan Dcrcr sgf Where IL The undertaking
hammond sc ESe-Motion granted costs 10 abide event
Cooper agt Lcgec aud IN the matter ~ Maurice Werner"
without costs. and WITH leave to rrneH Hammond as Esr
abide The eyoni Hr,ch agi. Wailac-Moon erant,-, de
eniant fiipuianG TO sye cause on short Gendar at rs
ierred William a. BOYD memorandum. Van Brsnt asi
spS @ Green s SS and S"TG TO %
sg m IN 'SG , c ssh k Eta
e and 70 serve answer ErinIel; see memo andnm Aoei
Judgment ETC. 10 abide even.
rs jude Badv~Ichari agi. Leiguere-opinion In tie
matter Of t. 4 hilcy.-see memorandum. Han agt Lea
Dcncd WITH go c0ss - ABIDE event l1ppe aet igoir
Mon,a In the matter Of Bcrnheimer ami IN tho matter OF
By Judge D4yis-rcl at. Mycrs Motion granted and
Ssr a n' on p S91S I Of S
crcuH-Ia by Jdss D2aohgsIne shaiel and '1, Hsll
SSy y cGnnaSy a '' new ''a
Special TSr10--BT Judge Lawrence BateS fgt Spring
cse--Orde granted. Whppe agt Aciobcrts and others
There must Dc Judgment Tor the plaintiff on the denurrr to
the counter claim with costs to abide the event see memo
Iandum. =,
eastman, etc, ngt Henry. ct al See memorandum.
Cannon PlCds-t h0mJers. Judge j. +. DAY.
In the matter Of sonooler GenGd In the
matter. etc, Of MungeIDecroc sgred In The matter etc.
Order file order Of reference nunc tune
granted. WOD!f AT Schaecr.Orier granted WaiXal ast
Moses R0senthal AIT. Moses Sego AIT. strMoon 70
Vaeate OIer denied with so costs. cslg agt Car
fey-Moon for judgment granted ferscher agi samison
lDunciiOn order vacated for raR comply win section
Clio ui the code Fcise agt PRONUNCIATION granted
parties wie 10 select tbs referee, consent should De hle
Wheeler ACT ShO:tA reference vii have u be ordered 70
proof the alleged contempt but the defendant a.
Withdraw tails application aud IL after Judgn' nj
memorandum. Iaxly AT; ianel-Tle motion IL irreE
allowance only De- made To party denied without
prejudice motion FOR extra allowance 10 defendant
Gg agt Ifsr,ca-The hcfunJant siOui have paratc bills
cost question has been disposed Of Ia this action by
decision ~ May J. 1877. Dexter agt BaL-Dofendai,n
he Judgment his count clAi Where no reply il
served give Of Application the Court the Clerk
glit Trusng his costs W.thOdt order ior
Judgment section SIS Code.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YORK CITY.

Andrews Rufus ", referee. TO william + Treadwell,
Banngs hsras r. 20 H Ne6Sai aT ayd sc Of
Judgments sd ST. :, 1873 1T Of 2daye. l9xloo.5.
Bro%aSS s sia 6s e Of ss s%s's 4k75 r'ase
Buchanan, Isaac 70 sarah N Brown 2lstst 8, 2l1.3
Campbell. Douglass and wife and Joseph Rel ami
wife, to Thomas Winford, Boston Post road West =,
Fucha MssdaieUS 70 Nicholas Gaycr. 52isi az, 1913
It e Of 2dave, l9xl00.5 subject to $1,000 mort
Gsey, Andrew aud wife to Charles Gsey, peter Gil
sey Henry Gsey John .Gsey mary GsrI t ana
ann n Of stb'avo 90x106I also 3d. i4S Il
eof Ave b. 126.3xl55
Howard Nancy, 70 Joseph Cary, No 1877 West 47th-
st. $50 II " Of 8tlavc, 2lxl0O.0.
Horton Della and husband. to Mary Du Bots. l0lst-
sRS la { Of gIh AYE Igx hoUi fcv,cs
ave, VS., l0.5 # Of 65thst, 20x75 snbjec'to 3d.
Law. william ana wife. 10 John Davis, cor Gar
den.st and Colegeaye. Mott Haven, 25xlOO, sub
Lee, George r. to Benjamin G Disbrow ami others
trustees Of Home NJ 4 Church, s2d-st aud Ave-A
McGoveIn, Michael ana wife, to Mary Donovan. "a.
ave. ;, near 3d-st 22xl00 also 2laye, " 3, 77.2
II soi 3d.st 22xi0. subject to $4,000 MORTGAGE.
McMulen. David aud wife, 10 Bernard Earle, lst-ave
49.4 . It : OF 29ih.at 24Stx15
McNullen David aud wife, 10 Bernard Earle, llthaye
es. $50 Il u Of 57thst, 50x50.
Macklin John J. referee. Thomas Garner, ProsT ects
Mathews, John *, to Hannah Wager Higgins. Iisth-
st. Ms, 1857 p IT eof Aye-A 20 jllrlO1l -.
scudder Linus aud wife to Ellen Murray llJtll-st,
s. hon OF ltlaye. GixlOOll .....................
sieghart, Ferdinand aud wife, to Jacob HOck 4Jth
ST. l2J 10 OF 9thavc, 25X 00.i ...............
Simon. Kaufman and wife % Nina SIMON. No 3O2
Bleeekerst, SOL Il Of Barrow.st l57xs0. lOh. /
steward. Daniel Jackson and wife, 10 John steward.
NO9I Pearl It, \, near Soonest, 81 l0X3J.6:
also StoIe-st. -, near Pearst, 81 .l0x386 quit
Thies, Frank II, to Richard Lcgeet, " cor Prince
NeTccr-sts aGbiect 10 IijOoO mOri gage.
Wche, Henry, referee. Albert Coles lease hold In.
tcrrs; Nos s96 and S9S 9thaye. ret of Il, 800 per
WOodlawn Cemetery 10 Jason Elliott. Richmond y
Elliott and James Il Elliott, / first grade burial
tnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
CIVIL NOTES.

Wv III NOlLo
Motion was made, yesterday, before Judge
J. f. DAILY to vacate several orders OF arrest against 81
moa Moses. issued in suits brouch. against bin by
WaXc and others. Judge DAILY, after argument, uehleu
the motion.
An application was made to Judge j. r.
DAILY yesterday by Mary Otcrbaurg to have her uncle
John MCCrOrrcy, appointed ,er guardian for the upOsc
OF conducting SUIT for SANDER and malicious prosecr
tiOn against Mrs. j. L. 81. John.
Hearing OH the application of George w.
Butt for an order compelling william NJ. Tweed to make
a. assignment for the benefit OF hts creditors yester-
dv postponed until February IL Assistant ATTORNEY,
General Rugges representing the people appeared aud
consented ~ the adjournment.
James j. Buggy presented a petition for y
writ # habeas corpus 10 Judge DOnohue, yesterday IN
which he asks The custody of his little -r five years
Of age. He says thar his first wife died 10 1870, ana
since his child has lived with his wies parents
He has recently married AGAIN, and - now living NJ An
Conn His former wifes family refuse to give UP
the enid.
Matilda s. Peck yesterday made application
Judge DOnOnuc for allowance pending the decision
her suit for against Albert Peck. She alleges
that her husband Is manuicurcrof paper collars, ara
has IN income 900 yearly. Thc suit - tor Az
solutc divorce the ground OF adultery Decision was
reserved
Judge DOnohue yesterday granted IN order
for publication Of the summons IN the case Of william
Bedcn against the County Commissioners OF Douglas
County. Neb. The complaint alleges default In payment
which payable January LIST, 1T the Cheuiel Ma
tlonal Bank.
In the Special Term of the Superior Court,
Yesterday, before Judge spier Franz KrOmbholz peti-
toned he appointed guardian al Item for his son
Ernst years oi The petition, Wuci was granted
declared that tho hoy had cause ~ action AGAINST Joh
NOg for ncgliCoutly driving his horse and running over
him, and that he intended TO sue for $1,000 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
Matilda s. Peck yesterday made application
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frederick Elliott, now confined III the
Tombs charged with compcity In tie icrzery OF thc
sol 600 check the Union Trust Company, obtained
wri of haheas CORPUS Judge DOnOhuG Yesterday.
He alleged that he was lawfully Imprisoned.
Justice Duffy Yesterday continued the exam
nation In the case of John A. D0ugau the halter al Ann
ST. who Is charged with obtaining 500 from y H. Law
renee lawyer. OF No - Chambers-s Ivy false repre-
sentatious several witnesses were examined To show
that the money was loaned the strength az friendship.
and not any approximations OF financial standing ny
Nj Dougan. the casc was further aGj"ufned
Mary Mcdonnell, Of Plainfcld, y. j., was
brought before Justice Duffy. yesterday, charged By
Charles Parks " No. @52 Eighthavc.. with attending
To Eldnap his child Alice, nine years. MT. IcDOn-
nell said she was an amt the young girl, and when
ever She called her az the hone OF Parks she
nslfe by hs second wife and that. ~ her sister when
diving had told her 10 look after the child she cccaeion
aiiy called ~ her school, look her out and brought her
few small presents The judge dismissed the case aud
told Mrs Mcdonnell she might call at the house and see
the child II Il pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY. Jan. 2l.-Procecdings in the Court Of
ALaeala Thrrsday, Janrarv 2i-N0. 3GShakessarr AIT
MaTkhan crGumeut rrslIncd and concluded ~ roopi.
argued ~ r.. l. ParnIrrtrr f0r appellant and
Melville Sm 10 rc-nondent No - -Annsom Az IAtiie
argued j. W Cirart To- aud J. - Hliary Tor
respondent 3d. Van Allen Farmers Joint stock In.
Cnnuauy argued by D. Pratt or appellant aud 81
Hopkins fur respondent. 49, 49, 49,. -
Day Calcnear Tor Friday. January 25Nos q? 90 20 -
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