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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-25
In the Circuit Court for
Hartford county.
In Chancery.

Charles w. Lee, | In the Circuit Court for
VS.. Hartford county.
David Doyle and In Chancery.
wife ct al.
NRDERED, this 23l day of October, 1878,
~ that The sale made and reported by
Ohio S. Lee, Trustee in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 the contrary be shown on or before the
18th day of November next; provided Il
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published in Hartford
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day Of November
next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$685..
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk
True copy, Test,
oct25 AL. JARRETT, Clerk.
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ANOTHER SUR AGAINST CAssINA.
Counsel Having Fresh Oatburst over Emma
Collins's Accusations.

The suit OF Patrick Collins against Mich
olas Cassina for damages for the loss OF the
services OF his daughter Emma was before
Judge Van Hoesen in the Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday. upon motion by counsel for
Cassna for leave TO interpose an answer In the
suit. No answer had been served within the
time prescribed by law and the case was about
TO be brought before n Sherifrs jury to assess
the damages. Tho faildr. 10 serve the answer
was deemed to have resulted from a mistake.
two answers having been given 10 n clerk for
service one in this suit and another in the suit
by Emma In tho Marine Court for damages
against Cassina for breach OF promise OF mar
riawge. .., - NJ c.u,... .......,
that in the interest Of good morals no indul-
gcncs should be shown 10 such person as
Casslna; On the liih instant. said Mr.. Nc
CArthy. the girl called ~ my ofllcn. She then
expressed the de"peSt repentance for hor con-
duct. and promised to take all Deedful steps 10
reform. She also promised not To- see Cassina
again: Criminal proceedings Ind boon going
on before police magistrate. and Miss Collins
had been placed In the House OF Mercy. BY
tho influence OF a young man named Smith.
daughter leaving tn Institution and going to
live at the house of Mrs Cecilia Denny in
Orchard street. This was against the advice Of
Mr Mccarthy gave the details Of her second
disappearance. aud said she had been spirited
her still further. She had heen seen with Cas-
Slnn cndeANOrlnE 10 OBTAIN a boarding place,
first in Twenty sixth street aud aftcrward on
Long Island. Her father had searched Tor her
and employed others 10 do 80 without avail. He
wished % recla'm his daughter and prevent
CHssinn from dragging her down. In view Of
these facts he thought the Court should show
Cassina no indulgence.
Mr.. Jenner, on behalf of Casslna rcpliod that
the girls fnther had instituted these proceed
ings expecting 10 make money. and the mother
the daughter had said. thought they could make
enough to open n store. CAssina was not in
strumentnl In taking her away. nor did he know
where she was.
Judge Van Hoesen granted tho notion on
condition that Cassina produces the girl on or
before next Frdny or makes affidavit that he
does not know her whereabouts. and that on
July 30 she was not under his protection or con-
troll. or under the protection or control Of any
other person n; his suggestion or with his
prlylty or consent,
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TRE COLORiDO ORPH.iNs.
Minnie. the Elder. ,et M,s.ins-The Younger
Closely Kept In the Home.

Nothing has yet been learned OF Minnie
Aubry. the missing girl who arrived in this city
from Colorado on July 20. and whose story. ms
related 10y her younger sister. was told in The
SvS Of yesterday. Lilly Auhry still remains Mt
the Homo in Wcst Fourth street She was to
have gono down with the mairon yoster-
day 10 try to identity the house in which
she SAYS she and her sister boarded
in Morris street but the trip was delayed on ac-
count Of the rnln. A nun Der OF persons called
TO see the girl during the day Three or four o.
the callers offered TO furnish her with employ
meut and to take her away Immediately. but
these offers were refused. the Home consider
ing itself responsible for those whom it sends
ont. md not being willing to gunrantecth good
conduct oi one who had been in its Keeping for
SO short time. The matron considered that
q cool many ~ those calls were made from
mnrsrurio osiiy. and refused to allow everybody
to s"r aDt TAX witt tho gir'. Ney'rthol. -. IN
young wsn |'r'r Was Ilct with good mnny
questions. Slntpii the mp'rnu that hnr father
@onsnltoi with nobody outside uf his own FAM
ily. anl that -ne had reason 20 holiryr although
b. g. Yer tl'ecd 10 tho subject. that Ind b"rn
forced To - tO Colorado through some great
is'or'uno that he had experienced IN carly
lie here. Their house. shn said. WIS q
mile from my II their nrghh0rs. ana was
surrOun led 10y woods. the farm COMPRISED
nfy acr Of iAnd. She WIS askni in order %
test her familiarity with agricultural methods
In ColnraIu. how his nr"a wG- wat"r'l. Shr
answered thnt there wss q spring and that her
father wlt,ro parts " the ground with a hose
She declared that th"r" were walnut uers about
the house; i. these were unknown IN Colorado.
then probably her father had planted them. 81"
nlso said that there w'r" squirrels aud rn' Lifts In
the neighporhooi, and stuck TO it. although one
Of her quesii0nrrs declared there wrr" no such
things in Colorado. She lett Denver she de-
clar'd. on Thursday aiternoon. and arrived in
Now York on Saturday. The statement thuf tho
dis,an 90 between tho two places wns over $500
miles q "a not shake her in her assertion in the
least. She stuck 10 IL that all that sh" and her
sister paid for iarr was sl4 each, although told
that the regular faro was SSi. and the mlgrant
fare Just half of that. Her lost sister, the ma
tron says. occupied her thoughts all lay, and II
was with difficulty TINT she could be on
gn4-'d in conversation which did not. con 'ern
her sister. The policeman whom she addressed,
asking for assistance, in Washington squire,
called ut tn Home. dressed in citiHen's clothes.
and she did not recognize him. Her conduct
continues TO be quiet and pleasing. and the
mntron Hnd all the inmates Of the Hon. have
come 10 feel a great liking for her. she Will be
kept where she is ns long as she penscs To- stay.
and in due time viii be taught somr useful
work. She is very grateful for everything thnt
is done for her.
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GOSSIP AMOUR BILLIIRDS.
sexton, Delaney. and the Chnmi,Ionship Badge
-GnrnIer's New Shot.

It is said that very bitter feeling exists
betwecen Mr. Delaney. the donor Of tho cham
pion billiard badge. and William Sexton the
present champion. In the last contest-thnt be-
tween George Slosson and SeXton-in which
Sexton maintained his right to the title. it will
he remembered TINT Sexton was obliged to pro-
duce the badge before the game could be played.
The emblem was placed In Mr.. DelGney's hands.
and he now refuses To transfer it TO the cham
pion without n cash deposit Of $500 as security
for ts production when again called for under
the rules. Sexton offers 10 deposit $3.50 the full
value Of the badge. but the Oiier has been de-
cmed.
The match for the liteen- bail POOL champion
strom, better known as the Swed"." has bcon
iAed iur the 7th proX The games. forty in
number, VIII be played at O'Connor's Union
square rooms. Both men are in good play.
tyrlle' although not in the best health, prac-
u1,s dnly On his own table in Sixth avenue.
while the Swedr drifts about prOm scuOusly,
AMI plays everywhere. but mostly al the rooms
pi John uleason, in tho Bowrry, who acts us
his coach.
Mr.. Albert Garper is practicing shot that
will completely eclipse his Coney isiani shot.
described In The sun a few days ago. He will
draw from tho head Of the table upon "A ball sus-
pended from the gas fixture. take tho returning
bail ia mld-alr with the point Of his cue, carOm
from tho swinging ball upon the third ball. and
land tho cue ball on spot directly under the
suspended ball when at rest.
Maurice Daly proposes TO introduce three
legged billiard table in his room at Coney Island
The Weehawken billiard tournament has
been indefinitely postponed.
atoga yesterday to begin series OF billiard ex-
libitiOnS
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THE AUSTRIAN ARMY IN BOsNIt.
pressing the Frontier In Three Coiumns-Nom-
inai Resistance at brat

VIENNA, July 3O.-The Austrian army that
has entered Bosnia under the command Of
Gen. Phlllppovich. who is himself u Bosnian
nescent. is moving from Essex through the
valley Of the Bosnia toward SeraIeyo 1t isae-
nompanied by civil commissioner. who is 10
buperintend tho reorganization oi the admins.
lraton OF Bosnia. Thus far the Inhabitants
have made no demonstrations Of hostility The
bther two columns Of occupation are in motion.
Ind will cross tho frontier probably to-day. one
parchlng directly upon. Noyi- Banzulaka. and
lhe other under Gen. Jovanovic, advancing
from Sebenico and Spalato, toward Liyno. The
hres columns number 80. 600 men.
BRoD July 30.-The Turks offered q nominal
feslstanea to the Austrian forces which crossed
here. refusing TO strike their nag or eyacuate
10 hre
VIENNA July 80. - Tho Political Core
Ip9ndence reports that Turkish agitator has
Raised an resurrection, against the Ottoman
authorities at Seraieyo. the capital OF Bosnia.
=. LONDON July 30.-A Reuter- telegram from
Belgrade says IL Is stated in wcl-informed cir
sles thht proposals. will be made IN September
10 make eeryia kingdom.
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VAS BY COLLISION?
a Contractor Alleging that the succcs,ruI
Bidder wa. shown his Figures.

Justice Reynolds granted ssEsSorary
Injunction. yesterday, against the Board ~ Bu-
peryisors OF Kings county and William Harri-
son and John 5. Harrison to prevent the award
OF the contract for supplies for the Chnri-
ties Department for tho year 1889. The
Injunction il granted on tho complaint
OF James Thompson. who AYERS that
he was the lowest bidder for certain
articles named. and that ho was entitled
to the contract for them There were eighty
two sealed bids. and siNty-nine Of them were
opened on July "a. his among them He al
legcs that in the evening OF July "a the Har-
risons fraudulcntly conspired with several
membors OF the Board oi Supervisors and tho
assistant clerk, James Connolly and were fur
nished with the plaintiffs bids. and we're thus
enabled 10 prepare proposals. which next
morning were put into the box and canvas ed
by the committer on July -; that by these
means the Iiarrsous were enabled TO underbid
the plaintiff 10y n few cents IN some cas- s's md
the fraction of n cent In others. He asks the
Court TO declare the bid Of the iarrsOns fraud
he awarded tp him.
Other anldnyits that were submitted showed
that Harrison Brother were the lowest bid
drrs in all instances by amero fraction, and Mr.
II. g. Child, clerk for II. T. \ 7. b. Thurber.
swears Tint ne has had large experience in
competitive bidding, AMI that he never knew
an Instance In which ono bidder WAS able TO
outhid all others 10y so uniform and small q
fraction ms in this case and that in cnses Ot
honest eompetition among bidders no one ever
than twenty-five per cent OF the articles COM
peted for.
The affidavit further relates that on July 25.
before there was a quorum OF the committee at
tending the Chairman. at Supervisor Quick s
request. gave him the key OF ne safe whore the
bids were kept. and the Supervisor and Clerk
Connolly won't together 10 the safe, and were
ROne five minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-31
ELECTIONS ~ GERM MINY.
The Progrcs ssists successruI In Beriin-Ths
Result In Other Ciues.

BERLIN July 30-Thc elections for mem.
hors Of the German Parliament were held to-
day.
The proSressists were successful in five dis
triets in Berlin. 4 second ballot between n So
cial Democrat and the Progress st candidates
is necessary in one district.
Cologne elected nm Ultramontnnc. .CNssc Ma
tional Liberal. and Konigshcrg n Conservative.
Sc ond ballots with the Socialists nre neces-
sary in Breslau and Elberfrd. and between
ID .hruek and a National Liberal at Stcttn.
At Strassburg the Protest party elected their
candidate.
Although tho Social Democrats nre ahead In
this city only in the Fourth District. whore tho
second ballot IL necessary, they pOllcd 50 900
votes. against 10000 in 1877. Gen. Won Motke
only received ASH votes, against S,917 for the
PrOgressist llArnel. Dr. Fnlk has boon drfeat-
ed in two districts by tremendous majoritics.
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MORE THAN ONE OFFICER NEEDED.
Pounding his WIZ Into Unconsciousness and
then Fighting n Police man.

Mrs Victorine Moore separated from her
husband three months ago. owing to his con-
unued brutal assaults. She went to live with
acauaintanccs at 4S6 West Fifty third street and
supported herself by working. Last night. on
returning home. she was warned that her hus-
band had been seen in the neighborhood He
broke into the house, and exclaiming, Now
will XIII youi" fell upon her Before assistance
could be obtained he had dubbed her into un-
mcrcifully.
Onicer James Mclaughlin dragged him from
ne body 81 his wife, and led him into the street.
striking him in the face. ran away.
The Officer pursued. At the Terrace. in
Fifty-fourth street, Moore suddenly dis
appeared. He had slipped through
coal hole, Onicer Mclaughlin followed him.
McLaughlin's uniform was torn and his hat
crushed. Other officers arriving, Moore was
lAndcuifeh and lockel un.
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THE ROsS-HtNLAN RICE
sun Another Posiponemenl on Account OF
Unravorabie Wind and Water.

ST. JOHN, July 5O-l2 80 p, M.-Bctween
and 8 o'clock this morning tho water on the
kennebecasis course was in perfect condition.
but unfortunately the articles of agreement
would not allow the race TO come of. Both
oarsmen were out rowing. Since then n south
west wind has sprung up, and the water is get
ting rough.
T. A-The oarsmen are still waiting for
smooth water. but the wind is quite high and q
fog Is coming OF. The prospect il therefore
poor for the rRce. Should tho race not be
forenoon. between $3.50 and IL o'clock or be-
tween 2 80 and o'clock L. NJ, should the water
BE- suitable. This arrangement Was made this
afternoon.
6;lO r. .M-The race has been postponed on
account Of rough water.
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Rescued from the Potter. Field.

Mr.. Andrew Bauer, aged 40, jeweller. Of
Elm street and New Jersey Railroad avenue, Newark,
called at the barroom Of his son Charles $50 Market
street Saturday morning After sitting for an hour
or two he said he would take stroll and visit old
fends o was not seer again alive by any Of his family
on saturday evening the body OF an unknown man was
found In Elizabeth and taken to the Morgue MI Charlrs
bauer saw In German paper that the body was hppa
rently that of German and. thinking that might he
his fnthers he went 10 Elizabeth yesterday morning
lie told that the body had been sent 10 the Potter
Field a few minutes before his arrival aud he reached
Tie grave lust as the w0rkmen had tlled It, County
Physlcan Tyrre had the body eAhuined and Nh bauer
recognized Il ~ that Ct his laIheE Hwas removed to
Newark
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Thomas A Gardiner. who tor ftern years has held tho
oncc oi Ire1snfor nf knfs county r'urrs from the posi-
ton today. lie sails Ton Europe on Thursday.
The property owners Of Fulton street BruukNn. In
mass meeting In Everett Hall prn'escl AGAINST the utr
ductun Of AN elevated road IN Fulton sitect auh calling
upon the Common Council 10 protect their nights.
A will was offered Tor probate few days In the
kings County Surrosar's Office which by s terms ap.
pointed the Rev Henry Ward BcerlVr AMI Mr. Henry O.
Bowen ITS executors Wa maic IN 1879 The absence
the executors and N all the ,gatccs under IT, U
In the city who could act petitioner amt pr Ier
hullng the will took II away to await their Trturl
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tWcAGo. July 30-The failure Of j. H. Me-
Wicker, manager of McYckcrs Theatre, which was An
nounced yesterday Is due 10 the fire Of is7 10y which
he lost $4,000 the shrnka.e In values since the panic
Of 1873 and the lease OF the Chicago Theatre IN 1875
which has been dead weight un his hands Yesterday
he filed voluntary petition In bankruptcy His hahil
ties are some S05ooo Of which sO7 90 is On the honi
Of David A. Gage dcaultng Treasurer this city The
city sued on the bond, and got Judgment All the other
buntsmen being bankrupt, the entire amount was sad
died on MeNcker II The city press the claim II will
swallow up all the assets otherwise there will be- enough
To cover all the other Indebtedness McNekeTs Theatre
torn down and rebuilt early 1871 at cost of about
s2DrO, Nnd in october o the same year was destroyed
by the great lire. lie rebuilt again but soon had To
gage II for 5000 The mortgages are Mrs. Mcvcker
Edwin Booth, Joe Jefferson, Lctta, and W H. Floyd II
contracts for the coming season Will be ncd "Dplo
macy will open Aug 10
Gray's nierienn Capsules. Trade Mark.
Tin lQxes l0lL soupls. eAeapsiI American MAXI
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BuFrAro. July 3o-Tho races advertised for
to-day were postponed Jnu tomorrow account of the
rain.
S,HAroGA Juy a1 1t has raucl ever since 10 o'clock
last night aud the races consequently, have been post
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H"ys. Ready TO Back Down or Compromise.

WAsHisGros. July 30.-A conference held TO-
say III regard to the South Carolina difficulty leads the
behef thats some eompronise will be arranged between
ns sla'e and Federal authortes This agrees with the
2puoh Hayes expressed 10 Senator Patterson within
oAy or TWO that II was use 10 make u row As the
,ny could not be used 10 enforce decree Of the United
nIes vOnft IN South Carolina and no posse could be
a ~ me vcinage Patterson says that Hayes as
ready 10 back down as he before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-31
Heavy storm "a. Martha. vineyard.

MAITHAs VINEYARD. Mass. July 80 The
hcayCs the season passing over the island
Rain Is falling IN torrents. perfect sale VI wind Is bow
ing. and thick TO- prevails.
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LOCOMOTIVES. for the Erie.

PATERSON. N. j.. July 30.-Thirty locomotives
have been ordered by the Erie Railway from OF
Of this city They all to be the mar
row gauge pattern All the locomotive works here vii
be kept running on full time until spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-31

James Redmond. aged ~. was drowned yes
tcrday while bathing in the Hudson river at Dudeys
Grove lie was married on Sunday, and accompanied
his bride and his two sisters Oh the excursion VI the
Eureka Association
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Note Tin Box. with Blue Star Wrapper.
.Vnt genuine American B0n Capsules Trade marks
YsaItenesn" aud monogram A. o. NaugsT PstIls, New
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Morgan Brothers storage warel houses, Broadway and
solicited.
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BkLOhL Nv.

Partly cloudy weather. occasional rains variA-
bic Winis, nearly stationary temperature and pressure
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Cali low shoea easy hitting. for summer wear, from
Ssn Knox Morgan. cal Broadway. near bisseker sl
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Gray's American Capsules. Trade Mark.
Tin boxes SOFT soluble. cheapest ApasrtSAn maks-Adn
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
ATTEMPTED SwINDLE.

An attempt was made short time ago by some
person to swinde . customer Of the French Trans
atlantic line of steamers 1t that no called at
this customers house and represented that he had
been sent by M. Louis dc Bcbian. the agent of tho
linc TO give notice that a had been received by
tho steamer Labrador which. IL not claimed by three
p. NJ. would be sent TO bonded warehouse He pro
duccd papers having the printed name of the steamer
and demanded 50 81 for freight The swindicr is de.
scrbcd as about thirty years of age large Frame red
fnco reddish mustachc wearing colo red spectacles
Derby hat and black suit. He is very nervous and
cxcitabe. and pretcnds to speak broken English Mr.
do ebian that such person liz attached 10 his
Office and that his collectors carry his written
dentials..
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

An application filed yesterday in the Surrogates q
Court for letters Of administration Of the estate of
Albert Havemeyer, deceased. who died in November
last in California Tho personally 10 nxcd at $4,000.
The Mcguire Brothers and Thomas Marsden.
charged with attempted piracy and characterization
on board the British ship Walter J. Scanncl COM
paint of the British Consul General asking their
extraditon for trinl, discharged yesterday by
United States Commissioner Osborne.
The jewelry store OF Adolph Bcrnbardt No. o4o
Eighth avenue. was broken into on the night Of tho
9th Of November by the smashing Of pane OF glass
IN the front window and property valued at $500 was
carried away. Mr.. Bcrnharit and his clerk were in
the OF the store at the time, and the burglars
made good their escape The next morning, however,
James Robinson and James Flood were arrested The
latter was fully identified by the oficcr. who the
served term In the Penitentiary. convicted and
sentenced to four years and six months In the State
Prison. Robinson was acquitted.
Major Noah. on behalf of the Commissioners of
Charities and Correction, made application yes
terday to Judge sutherland In Part OF the Court of
General Sessions for order to compel the children
of Fanny Salomo TO contribute 10 her support Coun-
sci stated that by Of her advanced age she
unable to maintain herself and was likely to become
charge tho county. Her sons Of the firm Of
Salomo Brothers, manifestations OF paper boxes. II
was urged on the other side that the offered TO
support their mother. but that she refused to 1.-Two
with them, and also that shc was well provided for.
Judge Sutherland referred the matter to Mr.. William
Moscr to take testimony. The application of Major
Noah is novel, and IL the second Of ts kind that has
come up for years.
Joseph II. May. who lived near Twenty-frst street
and seventh avenue. who was travelling salesman
In the scf-lighting Bas burners business, tho 9Th
Of August last called on Mrs. Minnie Florence No. so
East thirteenth street. and requested loan of SIS
cluster diamond ring. This she declined, but
purchased from him watch for SIS. This article,
on examination, proved 10 be brass one. On the
eth ult. Mrs Florence met May in Blceckcr street
and had him arrested on the charge of false PIE.
tences. The accused placed on trial yesterday in
Spea md in, bfu
pwn defence testified that he been in tho habit OF
buying brass Watches for 30 and selling them TO his
guilty, and Judge adersccve sent him 70 the state
Prison for three years.
A young man named William l. Hunt wss tried yos.
terday in Part OF tho Court of General Sessoos on
tho charge bf fclontous assault II appeared that on
the yDth of October John Reilly, car driver wh,e
under the influence Of liquor, entered the saloon
owned by John Mcwilllans, No. 7ss Seventh street
and created disturbance I1c was finally elected nv
Hunt, the barkecper. In tbs evening Reilly returned