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New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
1OTrT OLE APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nav 27.-Iu the Court of Appe2is to-
day the following business transacted: No-4tN vi
All me Ku!ck er ecker LIFE Insurance company argument
resumed concluded. No. ~ Charles M Vance i's'
emf act Aleron Wilson. EupellSnt argued by James M
stern appellant ant George Blunt for respondent No
2Sl-TBeodCrus WOOssv respondent agt Mary y bioNn
iupleadod. appellant submitted No 80 lAahcih ltI
mann. respondent sgt the Wts''hesgr fre Insurance. Oh"
pauv appellant argued 10y CALVIN Frost for appellant and
John b. Pannes f0i respondent No 22.Win Ntlp%hrN
receiver ETC. appellant Lorenzo Van BuIen 81 a,
suOndents argued Oy Nln H. Badger and CALVIN os tI
appellant and II. II EUs'ls Tor respondents Nc" +-N M
Nerpauck receiver ETC. appellant AT. James T. Member
a. al respondents srFued by Calvin = Frost ana Wm IL
Badger for appellant and T. H. Husis Tor respondents No
ljJ-JaCOb POh respondent, agt Arthur T. SIM son ct A.
appellants snhmltcd NO 2$S Ellen Il. CUlnan respond
en- sct lie CIV of UuOn appellant argued A. Cohurn
appellant and : ~ LnG-Cy lur respondent No 20
Alexander stewart, reSouccnt aCt ECward G. braha PP
ptan submitted fo appellant and argued by a Cross
well Tor respondent.
Notion endar uesdav-No Parkinson guardian,
act sherman SsckciSt, BROOKLYN. 40. +l2 Tying
act Hslstead No 4l--UUniop agt Paterson Fire lusul-
auCe COMPANY. No. 4lS-El"E agL PuTs-..
Calendar for TUESDAY, May GS.N0s. ~ vC'l Eil,
243. .iJ. Isl, 2j2 .jS
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of Edward S. Vail, receiver OF the
.acor Sewing Machine Company, against Richard
1torni,+on and Seymour A. hdnce, 10 set ASIDE the
mortgage for 81 900 900 MADE TO the defendants as
trustees on the Bridgeport factory & o'' V m
the company, tried yesterday oeloIo 'u"s' Va"
Brunt and decision was reserved
Jobn Stcht was arrested in n civil suit ana
held in So 900 bail for shooting at and wounong py
named Clinton c. Mosher, who asks for Sl2'Voo udui'
ages His counsel, John " Andrews, made the o'u"u''
of issuing summons returnaoleln III SIX mSleau VI '";
davs and on this account, on motion OF II niy
fred StecheT counsel for etlcht luz ,he rcr ~
terday dismissed the complaint ana Nac"''" 'D' ''''
arrest. 81. ., C.-...
Cbief-Justice Waite, of the United states
e,preme Court sat in the Circuit court YESTERDAY "
,ear ,pueas He takes the place OF Judge "H "AoS'
1I,b i foo feeble 10 allow him to sit here AS long as
Ill h. necessary This is said TO De the hrst tine IN
-. sars thai a ChicfJustice Of the supreme Court
fns sa i'm the United s;atcsECourts here IN TACT the
officials the courts at present 40 not remember su'
an occurrence
The second trial of the suit Of Charles \.
uapkps sranst the cty was begun yesterday, before
Tndre Van Hoesen lie claims that his paper, The Ncr
York O1cal Raihrag Noes, was employed 10y the can-
yasscr o. the election OF May, 1870, TO publish the Off
cel canvsss He claims so cents line IN all S'35b 40
~ ,,i sbsC il in \ eupplcmcut and thinks from hls
rnhi.Lprs hil that 900 copies were circulated lie
Claims that at one time hls papcr hai rien anon OF
5000 copies. Tie defence IS ihat lne Iup.a''on WAS
Unauthorized and that the claim Is CXOrrltdnt.
Willet c. Wand * Co. disposed of one
third of venture in lemons to William D. Clarke Il Co..
and another third 10 Frederick Maxwell The venture
ended in loss and Maxwell failed. Ward CO. claimed
that tne solvent partners IN the venture ShHuI ea.
Afdr half the loss. Clarke Co. claimed tHt ltTc N,H
partnership in tie venture, and hat they were oiN
liable for their OnethiTd. The matter was supll,'u
JuOge T. l.. FauCher IN the Court or Athl'Ii'lo %hu
he declares hat even though Clarke 4 co. knew thdi
Maxwell had ouc-tArd interest, as there was no col'n,
consultation or coutroi there was no pItnelSh'l ana
Clarke 4 Co. are only .iah.s for oLC;hTd uI lie loss
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Erl.IONs-MAY o.

Supreme Court CL0aLcrs-Bv Judge Donohue.-
In The matter Of Richards. The matter o shepard in The
matter Of Solomon; in Tic matter Of Barry: BuoAcl agt
Froluan; RuTChcll dgt kaIO COuuulv aCt DavE n the
IHatte- Vallou. HerTaa aC Van Beurcn Newell agi
Newell; United states Trust company aCi DAVIS watson
Watson GUuOyrT. RcCkuaCcl aCt Law
renee Underli agt Of. ~guly a-t The Mayor etc.
the MavOr. rtcTJuted. N2gl" agt. tt!t'a,
Wallace KrUse. Price a-t UgaH-Nu'uu denied Atl-
idvu Cutlery COmpSHy aCt. P't--GTauted McM0i3IiLI
BaWO sCt. Pitts-Motpu grained; m"muIanium. roster
aCt Cuttm-.-See IueIuuranCUm Sr1NaN aGt Thomas
order granted. stevens re-. MorIlsouM"uon granted
Ir the matter of Hc-Ie.-Notou denied without CostS:
memorandum. Armstrong s-t Strwa-tIdcr Z" examine
Referred John r. allowances and facts.
Newell Newc-M"i1' denied without costs; W'II.l-
aDdum. NIutor agt White, Greene act. fTyt-N"il'u
denied without Valentine ag Heydegker Nue. nc
notice. Columbia Rational Bank art Altms-Hnuun
granted dismiss -dl'.C 10y lst'Ct Court IL rI-
liD aCt. LeyeTe Motion granted; defendant must answer
before the .9th. ana taEc short notice iuI june.
Special T,rTQ-Er Jut-r IawrcHCn.-Luoch Morgan IS
Sons Company agt ScLWa, 4AoieC-Au allowance o. ItT
cent granted 10 the p!a.1tt..
Common Pie0e->pca.cl 7Tm-Bv JUDGE !. J. plly;
Mott ag tie Consumer Ice t'urany Plant - emit =
have h9 placed uu The day calendar. al
questions the VTOpey OF proceedings with the ta "
term must be fard Whom The cses called solomon at solo
Of action should have been aowci ca" referred hfck
GudeuuinC agt Never an c'Aer-IHe defendant must d
pa'1uH Eut ot l~ calm set ul Iu '' am"
the rainn may then copy Of i" accounts Win d.
cndaut covering the period embraced In tn dates h lA"
srRwer: can then Judge whether Tie examination =" "s
acc0un necessarily iny yoTtC papers ~ DC sent u me 70!
Saturday, June J, lsIs.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, light, W. N. WI hazy
At City Island. W; cloudy.



LONDON May 27-The state Line steamship state OF Ind
sailed from Larne at 6 saturday for NewNork.
LIVERPOOL, Nav 27-The steamship Tuscany, Capt; Cough
from Philadelphia May H. arrived here to-day.
The steamship IstI1an (Br Capt Thomson from Boston,
arrived here to-day.
MovuLE Nav 27-The Allan Line steamship ManOhan
Capt Macdouga from Montreal May H. and Quebec May l3
for glasgow. has arrived here.
LONDON, May 27.Saed 2s ult, w. II. Thorndyke 29th
u Howes 23d inst AmRrath, Kings County
for Philadelphia; 2fth inst Joseph Clark John
Campbell both for SewNOrs Bremen. Capt Wisse Luigi r.
Romance G. G. Van Horn; 18th George iiburna Flora
Capt ORen Lewis smith, The latter fr York GeTuana
Capt SCulken for Philadelphia: 2Gth inst, r. Hilton, for
the Delaware Nver Marco Polo capt. Gavagnln Euplca
27th inst, Champion.
Arrived 18th ut, Queen Of the Seas at Cape Town; 20th
inst Ihcia ItAua both at Copenhagen Syvanus RlauC
ard; -2i inst, PhmsOl mpeTddO Progress IeciSeu
the latter al Copenhagen; 23d inst capt Moe
Rosa Capt ROinC, 2sth mst Fgla, Mary T. GOri
win; 10Th inst, SaaIkosd, Charles Deerug, HmIcss san
Frisco Forest, RcigUuC lbvItC, Bombay J. a. THOMPSON
Normandy orient capt, Allen; Walter d. Wallet Jrm "a
NeutaS capt NOcljT; 26th inst, Gerhard, King Arthur
southern IHghts St Patrick Capt -tiratt 1hos = Kcn'r
AUsdthOT EIua, Capt schultz: Annie Asu, Kate NJ HOu
10 LORENZO, Hdum8 Alexander Keith, FCgr, John \. liar
Lborc Vale Bolivia Capt Bmgay, C"motcn, Lady a."
the LAKE, Reviewer. ErrautC 2h inst CGvcThousc, Oien
ten hlp1ssund. Iovota, sunbeam capt Hand lcvatlan
AulOuetta ACCame HGlEeT0a, AnsO Matthias, Causman.
For Latest snip AcirS sc FQjh IC9c.l
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
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CLEARED
et.ar,bip Peverlv WaIl.ce. Philadelphia, Jas Hand.
Sts4usbjb ClesaD-ake. Hauvau, Portland. j. j. AIn'-.
snp Cornelius GriLue', BIiland, London, DIhDoL Aih
eS Barp4rossa lGer Cord4s Bremen, Germany, ThcO
do5s Fa5Tr Forbes Rr1 o$eA Queenstown or Falmouth
foT .[ssi. ,l;yo Hoo drsl oyar Queenstown Ply.
rn1Ttr OF Falmouth for orlors. IanrP. storey & CO
BARK ses Bird BIZ, k'aon Corr OF Falmouth ioF orders
GarE sysnsn lNor) ToJ'scn cork for orders Bcnhan
ssrS s.rlsn Star Csr Rtchie, Antwerp Beig Boyd q
Kark Iu,gar CNor Giuusdson strasuud Norway, Funch
EaiA Idaho Richardson. Ceruegos Cuba Tucker Light
Efg Medina Brl rre'y Dundalk. Ireland J. W. Parker
Big Hs'ue Petit, ,Brj. Hatfield Valencia SPAIN D. r. dc
big Emily sheldon. Hav', Pensacola, Loud.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hslvsta Brl Thompson Liverpool Nav u and
cusspsiown 18th with mdse and 3OG pass 10 T. W Hurst
feaoshp HindoO (Br. Stevens, Hun MAY o, Boston
10Th win ndse and pass & 10 y u @ mIg' i q So Ma, 90
win iudsr. and pass. 10 W. +. Clyde & Co . .
l7tr FG Plata sh. cape Hsyten 18Th and Turks Island
2C win acse and pass 10 Wi. H. 1ya9 70 20, % pr,,
WICK Ca 2d Port Royal Zith WIN inst ana pass 10
. sss. N NV o., Atlanta woodruff Charleston May %,
win ul1sc ana Iass. 10 Jas. W. Quiniard q co. 49,.
pslsaTo SO day in ballast 10 BOYD ncken
Bars FoIsyanq (SOr Haunesen, London 81 days III bal
Bal soiadde So1 Pedersen Hun 50 days in ballast "
BARK Napfed Au.tJ Mscich Aberdeen n days, IN bal,
Frsdg CNor Berg, 80 days. in ballast to C.
safk xkorshus CSor.l Muller - Norway, 20 days in
Bsrk Golden oi Portland Thompson Matanzas 10
DAYS with to Fernandez CalgO. vessel TO Brett son
Br Belle Prescott (o Portland White Buenos Ayres 40
Gays with hdes etc, TO r. W. Ropes Co.. vessel to Miller
sns ISphems Cof Halifax, y 81. Maelstrom, saRua Ia
sr.nde days with sugsr TO Grnne Mnturn Co.. vessel
" - r. Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Eeriures ano AleeIlras.

ANERICAN INSIITUTF.-A special meet
y iur ul tn., Institute Will Doe held at Its rooms 10 ne
I..p.r Itug on Thursday. June q. a. O'clock > H. 20
CON pr aud tl,c action tho proposed auenliN,n'S 70
m, ,w- made al meeting MAY . l-se IA relation 10
,''l ~. lar lngrI,,,s NATHAN & ely, IT, sucLt
NERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
y Meeting TUESDAY E\LNlN6. May -, .N'@, AZ
o'cluc. CHI DkEHING HALL, cor l.thsi anu o'M"'r
al 4 CUAILIE LDNr, / j.. NJ. :. n TO-
If,N col of the Egyptian Army. C"umtrgrr oi e i"'s ~
M, Nslllc' viii deliver Lecture upon EGNpi Arta ana
Africans EGypts uucAA'n.jh" result oi NJ us
lt discovery ui Lake lNtiilin
@ 30, lie. nf m. nm known White NIlr-th, N" soary's-
Nf.. urnt rauia NisU- lauiS-Akh haur XXI i.Al
NnriGoIophagi aui Pigmy tribes. Illustrated with forty
sicTrupuVou views.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

yedlock OF her daughter and the defendant me de;
ndsn denies the marriage and denies the Toyrt q
t6s child. Chief Justice Curtis in superior court,
sSecis Term yesterday extended the defendants time
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
1iinations Uanteo--females.

I AUNDRESS, &c.-A first-class laundress,
the day hne 6nting done. ESQ West 47tllst Booml
| ,AUNDRESS:-By, very rcspectablea Young
aundress; ntinr, FILLING putting polishing and all kinds Of
Can al $50 4lha2or 2iht " IL Bucke, Proprietor
NURSE.-A young American woman wishes
PaGe to wet ngTse in her own house Call OF address
NURSE.-By a Protestant young woman,
~ very rcspeeJaGle Der5 cty sene as aTst @ eass
r person "%nid @ tShe thaE grown cIa@en sd %i's
~ inIEe ps R geI2 IL coRI ] or Iy ta at 'o AN
NURSE.-Young Protestant girl as infants
~ muse or growing children would DO chsmbcrvorki
f,iyo % STplry ar goa TfieGhcgs Mrs. LfNoLDS fhol
H,4NNI A1I-->C !, a. ilh ave.
EURSE.-By a competent woman aS an IN
ia% 55i. last place ''l At 'i' ''"'e between both and
NURSE.-A respectable woman as childrrn's
~ nurse; capable Of taking chaTg" OF infant willing
t UPTOWN r5une once t. .ss nroadvay ''' ''' "
NURSE.-An experienced nurse, with un-
Ndouo,cd Ieyreuccs from cty lamiIie j. wiling to 60 to
33S4riN" l5.l. hrnl.Ar COZ ''n''' "''''e" ''' and
NURSE.-By a young girl no objection 20
y The country city rrr' ur l"3 Last -Gt H. near "lN
NUR>E.-As infants nurse; good city refer
inr Goc. no Objection iGr couGtry. IaI Wc,t a-th5r
NURSE, SEAMS TRESS, &c.--Can cut and fit
" candr,us AM ladies charge bah, from
hrth T. good operator, bcst reference 20 Last .3hst
R'"r! @.
NURSE and MAlD.-l}y gcntcd young
y rrl lady iu.l understands The care oi
children infants; t..' ui'-- @ End l. g" s'aHsiftSr
spo.La iy.ch ana German give the best references
tdlia; tu- hjitdyc, near 1.t'rsi.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By colorcd
~ EIl and r"ur,t bet r,fr
UnicC iu lg;Iy or travelling. 500 t,
ave. urar -,,i St, nr.i q.
PELLtBLE servants At IA" parloy- of the
IA LADIES rE'TitIINL INInN ana DIRECTORY;
removed t"Gl West SD IT, Annual subscription. - 20 id
tAe Home NLrjua> Rect h oacg ci.ritIr- CUl
rrcI Win !S society Viii Ice discontinued uHi!l su-iAh'"
iy th" pH'rr
GEAMSTRESS, &c.-A respectable girl a,
- family maid. Wu!a~ on olt--rs
afraid iu a Kind 81 up>iJr. wIa ir GOOD iau.N
woua .uy distance best c' I'r""g %i Last 2Isi'i
tEHE COLORED RELIEF ROOM has moved
To- ~ West "-ds st., v,e EIl, 'Sa hs found i,'t I"h
ca. South
rE'HE DAUGHTER of an English Colonel,
l.',F aju.,d from Iuclr'. ~ Pc rnl q" tid io""
with ,dGy ri, lIa Co., Otherwise Nali - II'as
ant companion. Miss M, % NIr' r'."..
NAlIRE>S.-A very neat and strong giIl
W fr'I.s Wti'fp-- vUI' fsaI'. tDrZ silver. 1ud
makes al hI.-" ,'.- laos auo BE- 'sI"iui and a'Lv"
can hr ,,r' go 'u1 'l e,' between i'h .ut '',r-is.
N'AlTHiS>-By very neat Scotch "iIl
w Dt.Hiw"I', UuU'rFiI t- .,r hl very
ii. -r. OF -s,t and glasses nay BOO Ter
9ur,arr' aao No... 'u fallsa verbal iyrl,a,'s Ca" at
~ h,h"yc, u,gf !-'H -.
NTASlIINC-N coofcd wlshcrWoman wishes
w iIu.I, g';cm,Ii- washing, n t.' week ~ t".'r
Gallon r,-, >o - ti>, l ia,cu tu asG ct!.ay.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

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home ,u:rt free chin, and fever aud muN4u't"-
prty of shade fruit, and vegetables raised uh ih'
r also huitc eggs cIvJu. I,ty stab INK tor horses
THOUSAND ISLANDS, River -. Lawrence.
4 -Hathhun House -. Lawrence Hotel ana i'n."io
,u-, .uu,,r one mAulu,wct the beet hoIo aul .tilar
tIn- To Dee obtained NJ any SUM
ru,r resort For ull particulars call for circular al 80
u l. y y y
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Che Curt.
Cttnrslors
Cttnrslous.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
OPENING OF THE SEASON, 1873.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY
COMPLETED TO Grccupoint opposite 23dst. East Riven
TIMETABLE To TAKE EFFECT
SATURDAY, MAY -, 1875.

The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCoN, commencing rs
during the season from Pier foot ~ .3dSi,
TAoT RIVER. direct 10 Company's Dock ri GREEN.
POINT making close connections going and returning,
with t1prc-s trains tO ard from Manhattan Beach
Bo3f leaves third street Pier al $40 $40 lW4u
ll.iO n and l24O, lao, 2iO, 34O iio j4O and ~
D. 49, ....,..
Trans leave Bcaohat corresponding times oury
magng sure connection at GTeenpOlut with COmpab!s
NewIOrk.
Time, one hour. a..
SUNDAY TIMETABLE same above, excepting that
trains leave beach every hour unul y 7. m . -
Trains East New OK WIN 'aAaIsIe anu
KOckaway Beach railroad. . .,,,,r
VIA BAY RIDGE,
NiER TIIOS. COLLiER.
oo,. ~ u eroy ST. y Il. Pier y. r.
10 m. Il u, l"lU a. ~ mn ~ o.oE .",1 - =,
and snu s'Av " "a 80 n,
and 6:2O III.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
rlNAppNN ZEE HOUSE.


I NNAtk uN 1UE HUDSON
h" srrl and rooms ruglEel
Al Inc IIo',. Bureau % Uuou ,IuaIr NcwNorA. W. T.
, COLEMAN. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
yIuE Nm nnd ELEGANr LADIEn, lNSTI.

IITI RI IluINt at -u,t'ii, conn. WI %" open "r
100" - to August -. rooms 'u-r
ANY .I'a,y fIrU!shDl location cannot Hc surpassed
l.r pure ar hclufIiu drive, and Nuu.r-"mr Retirement :
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
,VIIE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

Known "a uur Home on thr-IIl-iJc DIusy', Livingston
county. y y. has on this 10Th of May 10. pr'gn- men.
come from 70 cyuDn, aqI canada 10 spend tc
vummcr either To- improve irr ] ]L,'H "l 10 u" 'I,n " m Nv
s,rutlon 10 TIE wo dna,comn"9H' rom 90, 10 t'
has tr,a''d 10 cr,y' %i Gon' 2 M,.' ",', ,-I'U ~
publishes oh LrJh issues monthly h,!In loHIi
SfN TEIE ~ to crcbritcr 2dt ami, ,rslr{ on the 1T
OF Angus, rEuXMo ami I" have and TO od ne Ei'',,i
ynii t,. io get we'll we'll would k" {" keep Nrl,
thought ihI"'"S anu ~ ,. !h,, n iIT,,.i, ir
In, l. Il ted states WHO might have good health uy processes
% %" f i ,i,y lie law. Of fr ani Keep scE when Nature
,rp her guidance Is tangled nonsense nor tanall'
VIM, In phtoopRy@ a. creaon~hat to i've ought
brings health, and aS one ought ho, bI ,
ven ,ou viii stay we'll We give the choicest rerences
Irrquirgd. Address AS above, JAMES :. JA' hooN.-
INVEST RUTHERFORD PARK HOUSE,
be opened under new management May l. Terms to sun The
tunes ooard ccplonabe FOR particular, Apply to a.
b. BINNLLL Proprietor 80 West 'i.dst OF at tne AoeI
IVINDLE PARK HOUSE,
w SUMMER HOME for GUESTS, n-..
situate on private parG overlooking the Hudson Ryer
HGdrcss p. o. BOX 80. rarrytoHn. y Y
XXANTED-A few tirst-class families for The
w Summer at delightful country place, about 80 miles
%n the S'SS & zen a.oa hachSs IC 50 acres land shade
fruit sc: good accommodation for hoscs. Address b. BOX
20, Tribune Office
WEST END HOTEL,
w Long BRANCH
FFLSH,Ehll WIhl OPEN hS''HHS JUNE 20, ISIS ''''''
Transient board reduced to 81 day Permanent rates
Among other improvements n PASSENGER ELEVATOR
has been added aud hot and cold seawatcr bathing
tablshment improved
broadway, New.iork, also py y. q. PREsBURY, at the
hotel after Aay l.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
IVNDLE PARK HOUSE,

LlrANTED-A few tirst-clasS families for The
w Summer at delightful country place, about 80 miles
fnn me civ ten fTOm depot; ncd snaH village
where are good schools churches. &C. 30 acres thu shait
n ~ nLIL.r. Il nIln
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-02
Popular Song.

Bristol is moving, pushing along,
From summer to So INNER same old song.
Growing and growing. in every direction,
Without any fear, favor, affection,
Has put on the style OF CITY, you know,
With upward, onward. never go slow.
This is her motto, has proved a success,
In massive brick bu Ildings, stylish in dress,
A CITY in fact, now none do deny,
So now l ' illtell ysu the reason, and why.
Her people have nerve, energy and pluck,
They work with a will, and trust not TO luck,
They never look back or grieve for the past.
Never grow W~earY-hOld out to the last.
Just so with Ch0rley-he goes right ahead;
Never ''goes back on what he has said.
In cLoTHISG he's king, and ever will be
For cbeapness and style all do agree.
Passing up the street, you come to his door,
Where goods are piled up from counter to 6oor.
You see them on counters tables and shelf,
Selling to customers, not by himself,
But EDDIE and JIMMIE and Young MI. HAwLrY,
To beat such a team Is sbenrest of folly:
Or equal IL grandeur the cold reliable'
Is simply untrue, In truth, uni enable.
Why this is so, you mast a. derstard
His last years goods are never on hand.
Re pushes them of-makes room Tor the new
Shows You the best, ana tells you what's tue:
In style or Of texture JsO can determine.
Except you coufde in yoar friend, Or. Thurman.
So when youcome in, if the weather ia warm,
Lock through his stock, 1t will do you nc harm
Or if, when you buy, you want something nice.
CHARLEY can suit you, in style or in price.
10, ls7s-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-02
A Fist Fight Between Z. NJ. Gen.
Key. audIfOn. Randolph.

Key, and Hon. HtaTOOtpn.
We made mention, the other day,
of a street runner to the effect that a
personal collision had occurred be-
tween Postmaster General Key and
Congressman Randolph, Of the First
District. We have received confirms
atory accounts of the reported rem
coEtre. According to the version
given by RandoIph's friends the af-
fair was about as follows: MahOney
was mail agent on the Morristown
branch road. Randolph desired the
appointment of Trent of Norris
town. Key told him he could not
then appoint him, but would do SO
as soon as q vacancy occurred. Sub
~sequently, Mahouey resigned or was
displaced-w We don't know which,
whercupon Randolph proceeded to
the office of the Postmaster General
aud claimed the appointment OF
Trent, Key remarked that he could
not appoint Trent, because he had
already given the place 20 H. y
Tate. Randolph with much excite
ment, remarked why, you prom>
ised me the place should be given to
Trent Kew. Il made no snch
promise, sir" Randolph very ex-
citedly :: Il say you did sir" Key
quite angrily ) Then | say you lie,
SIR" Thereupon Randolph dealt the
Postmaster General q blow, which
was promptly returned, and the COM
bat would have continued but for the
prompt interference OF other parties
Policemen were called in and rempg>
ed Randolph from The building
Most of these facts are given 10 Us as
coming from Randolph's friends. -
kROc. Tribune.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-02
WHY Wallace was Lynched.
Wheeling Register, 25th.l

hutCllHb hSbAOASA @ONJ
While such action cannot be justi-
fed, it can be readily accounted for.
But a short time ago an adjoining
neighborhood was the scene of the
cold-bIooded and atrOciOus murder OF
an offensive old woman named Shar-
kew. This the law failed to avenge
in any adequate name After
much delay and technical quibbling
at least u or two of those arranged
for the crime we're cleared and if
they we're not the guilty parties no
effort was made TO bring those who
we're guilty to justice. Still more re-
| Gently, III another adjoining neigh
borhood, a man named JObes muir
| dered d neighbor on a Sunday night
at church, without the eXcus Of a
provocstion. He is still at large
probably lurking in the vicinity where
dwelIs the bereayed wife and orphans
| ed children of the victim OF his dead
" assault, and the law and its execu-
| tors are too weak to bring him to
| Justice, The recent history Of this
vicinity furnishes other examples of
the fact that no class of citizens ave
SC we'll protected by courts and jurieS
as that of the desperadO. Within
the last few days an Ohio county
grand jury was compelled to make
official complaint OF its utter power
lessness to ferret oat and punish
crime under the administration of our
present code of laws.
And now comes John Wallace, q
man of most brutal lasts, and III the
| quiet of a peaceful night in the
| country he selects for his victim q
woman akin to him by the ties Of
marriage, and a young girl related 10
his own kinswOman. Upon the per
son and virtue of the latter he COM
mits a brutal outrage, and then, to
| silence forever the witness against his
beastIiness, he deliberately murders
his helpless victim. His kins Eoman
! grasps to her breast her darling babe
and PUSHES to the woods, hoping to
find some friendly hiding>place. He
pursues. The tracks in the soft
earth show that the poor, alarmed
woman rau with her utmost speed, as
if pursued by a very fend incarnate.
He oyertakes her; his hellish lustS
being still unsated, he first outrages
and then strikes down with murder
Gus weapon her to whom he should
| have been a brother. Then, stopping
to look at the bloody work OF his
hands. he observes lying by the side
of its mutilated and lifeless mother
the innocent babe, who could scarceN
Iy yet lisp its fond parents name,
too young to rise up as a witness
against him who had made it an or
phan,' with a fendishDess almost
unparalleled IN the annals of crime
he dashes its brains upon the ground.
and then, as if in very mockery, laid
its ~lifeless form upon its mothers
cold breast.
Is it any wonder hat it vas diff
cult for men-neighbors, mayhap
relatives, of the b%utchered trio-to
restrain their just Indignation, and
quietly wait on the laws delay and
uncertainties? The cause Of this
summary punishment does not lie in
the lawlessness Of the people who
perpetrated it. 1t is an emphatic
assertion of their condemnation of
the inefficient administration of JUS
tice by the sworn officers of the law
when murderers and Williams are OBJ
iects Of punishment.