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La crónica., 1878-04-24
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Ell Lines LEGO ell vapor Orizaba.
En- Santa Ana comienzan q ma.
durar las sandals.
Ell Domingo en- la tarde Sc sim
theron algunos truenos en- Los An
geles. .
Sc va a establecer una nueva
Inca de carros entire Ell Monte Y
Azusa.
-Mueho del grano caido con las
dltineas lluvias ha comenzado q
endereZarse con ell sol.
-Comienzan q apai ecer los mos
quitos y muy pronto tendremos que
dormir bajo redes. q
Ell Sr. George McLain celebra
ell uacimiento de una hija suya
clio hace pocos dias.
Ell Banco del Condado ocupara
sus nuevas ofcinas en- el Temple
Block para ell dia II de Mayo.
Las siembras en- las cercanfas de
Wilmington Sc ven bien, especial
mente las de cebada y trigo.
Haze pocos dias fue conducido
al asilo de dementes de Napa un To-
co llamado j. NJ. Kelley.
Sc habla de situar Ell Ediicio de
Horticulture en- ell lugar que ocupa
actualmente la antigua fabrica del
gas.
-Hemos reeibido bilietes de con
vite para Ell concerto de la Sociedad
de Be~neficencia Hispano America
ma. Thanks
Ell infatigable P. Beaudry con-
tinua abriendo nuevas GALES en- sus
vastos terrenos y meiorando las va
abiertas.
Ell bale dado por la Division
Ne | de IL Orden Anciana de Hi
bernios ell Lines, tuvo TODD el buen
exito que era de desear.
Ell Microbes 10 de JUNO de 1878
tendra lugar la election de delega-
dos para la Convention Constitu-
cional.
Ell Sr. r. Nadeau, ell rey de los
carreteros en- Ell Sur de California, ha
hecho un pedido de 100 900 sacos
para la cebada que recoja
de u inmensas siembras.
-D:ez pesos de preUlio Sc lie
ofrecen a la persona que haya haiIa-
do un caballo que Sc extravio de los
potreros 1el Sr. Beaudry. Vease ei
aviso.
Tan pronto como Sc pueda haeer
uso de ia a%propiacioa hecha por Ell
Cengreso para la mejora del puerto
lie Wilmington, Sc espcra dragar Ell
canal y hacer otras obras de impor-
tancia.
Los rep~ublicanos del c~ondado
nan decidido, en- convention cele-
brada por ell comite ell Sabado, de
sentenderse de toda passion dc par
lido en- la election de Delegates para
la Convention.
Ell Jueves de la semana pasada
en- la noche paseo las GALES de Los
Angeles un hombre que caminaba
descalzo y con las botas en- Ia mano
Sc crey0 que estaba loco; pero re
suite luego que su escentricidad era
efecto del vino, pues habia compra'
DO NADIA menos que $3.50 de vinos J
licores y Sc habia tornado una res
petable cantidad de unos y otros.
La crónica., 1878-04-24

A LAS CASAS QUE ANUNCIAN.
1.o-Porque siendo ell periodico que
tiene mayor tirada en- Ell Sur de
California es grande su c%ircula-
cion.
2.o-PorQue contando va seis anos
DC existencia es periodico como
edo ell toda la Costa del Pacffi-
co, en- otros Estados y Terrific
rios adonde habitan miembros
de la raza e~spafola, y en- MEXICO.
3.0-Porque slendo sus precios mny
m6diCos est n al alcance de todos
los comerciantes.
A Los sUSCRIToREs.
1.O-Porque es ell peri0dico espaho
de California que contiene mas
lectura.0
2.o-Porque es ell unico que tiene
corresponsales PARTICULARS en-
Ell extranjero.
3.o-Porque es ell p~erfodico de sus
dimensiones mas barato er Ca
l~iforuia.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
q LOS IETERESADOS.

Sc ruega q los sefores Suscritores
de LA CR6NICA a quienes Sc ha
pasado aviso por carta postal del
estado de gu suscricion q este peri0-
dico, Sc sirvan contestar sin perdi-
da de tempo hacienda referencia al
asuato, pues de tai manera evitaran
molestias que debieran ser indtiles &
LA ADMINISTRATORS DE La CRoSIcA.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
80 de Qualification.

Del potrero del Sr. Beaudry Sc
ha perdido TN cabsllo tuerto, color
bayo, con este ferro 8. Quien 10
halle puede entregarlo en- el N.o Is
calle del Also. adonde SO lie data la
recompensa dicha. 24ablm
La crónica., 1878-04-24
Compaiiia PubIiCista de Ia
Cr0niCa.

De conformidad con ell Articulo 81,
Tftulo VI de la Ley Organica de
esta Association Sc convoca Junta
General de Accionistas para ell
pr0ximo segundo Microbes de Mayo
q las u de la noche en- las Oticina~
del periodic LA CR6NICA.
A. F. CoRoNEL, Presidente.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
EN- LA cArEpRAL.

Primera misa a las g A. M. Ultima
M!sa q las 10 A NJ; Catecismo q las az
de la tarde. Visperas a las 7 p. ".
IGLEsIA DE MIRA. SRA. DE Los
Primera misa a las 81 de la mahana,
ssgunda mioa q las 7, Ultima misa q las
8 de la ma1anacon. Catecismoa las ~
vfsperasa las 81 P. NJ. Sermon en- espa-
mol.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
Los ANGELES Y SAN DIEGO;
Los
Ancon

Ancon " Orixaba
salen de santa Monica y san PEDRO
para san Diego los dias 81, %, y 50 &c
Mario y 2, :, II, Il, % y de Abril.
Los pasageros de Los Angeles tomaIan
ell tren de Wilmington q las 3:s5 T. N,
tempo de Los Angeles.
PRECIO DE PASSAGE ASAN DIEGO
Camara, SIS 50; entrepueate, Sc SO. en- ore.
En- la ofcina del Agente Sc puedeu yer
los pianos de las camaras de los vapcros.
SAN FRANCISCO, SAN DIEGO Y PUER.
ToS INTELSMEDIOS.
FL vapor CONSTANTINE ale de san
Buenaventnra y Santa Barbara para San
Francisco cada Domingo, hacienda escala
en- todos los puertos intermedios.
Los vapores de carga salen de san Fran
cisco cada diez dias llevando ganado Y
combustibies
Para carga, passage q otroe informes
para
Ciudades dea Este v
PRINCIPALEs PUERTos EURoPEos
Y para Bolstos para las ciudades del
Este, dirigirse a II. MCCLELLAN,
Agente Local.
Ofcina, No. seq Gale Principal, arriba
del Banco Commercial, Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1878-04-24

La Casa tiene entire otras conveniencias
una Gran Sala de 81 pies de largura por
Fl de ancho y esta en- un 'ugar excelente
para estabiecer una tienda y cantina. La
terra es de riego pasando la zanja nume
70 2 por frente q la casa, y Ell tren de vii
mingtou asa tambien por Ell Iugar ha-
ciendo estacion d corta distancia. Para
~pormeuores sobre ell precio y condolences
dirigirse al dueflo en- In misma casa, Sir.
AGO ANTONIO SANDOVAL.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
AVISOS E
sc Desean.

Dos mil puercos j6venes. Sc pa
garan q raZoD de 8 centavos por Ii
bra por los que pesen so libras 8 me-
nos y 4 c%entavos por los que pesen
lie 80 lipras q $50 libras. Dirigirse q
J. A. KELLY,
Rancho de Santa Anita. Mission
tie San Gabriel.
La crónica., 1878-04-24

Ampos vapores haceu escala en- Port
Hartford (San Luis Opispo) y Santa Bar
bara; tambien, en- los V ajes hacia Ell sur
en- Ell desembarcadero &c Anaheim para
carga solamente.
Los trenes que enlaZar con los vapcres
para ell norte en- Santa Monica salen de
Los Angeles d las 9:45 A. NJ, tempo de
Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
D~irsctorio de La Iglesie CatoIica.

limo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
Francisco Mora, Obispo CoadJutor y vica-
rio General; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
PsrToco.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
La Cr6nica Sc R~ecomienda

a LAS CAsAs QUE ANUNCIAN.
La crónica., 1878-04-24
Almanaque.
ABRIL.
Eases DE LA LUNA.

taobS DE LA LUNA
2. Luna nueva d la III. Am. p. NJ.
IL. Cuarto creciente d las Oh. 45m. A. NJ.
l6. Luna LENA q las Oh. Ann. r. M.
"a. Cuarto menguaDte q las Oh. 23m. Pm.
Microbes, "a - Gregorio obispo y
a Fidel de Singmaringa, confesor.
~Jueves, 25.-san Marcos %evengelista y
San Herlninio obispo.
Viernes, .6.-Santos cieto y Marcelino
papas y martires Y Saa Basiiio obispo.
"A, l547.-Batalla de Mulberg, canada
por ell emperador Catlos v.
%, lS44.--Prlmer tratado polf.ico entire
Il paha y Chile.
26, I8i0.-Accion de Gandesa.-Sitio del
Collado en- Alpuente.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGTGS, Aug. 2S.-COloncl John z.
Smith IAN Infantry is detailed superintendent Of
the general recruiting service, in place Of Colonel Nelson
O. Miles, 9Th Infantry. The War Department ha. pub
hshcd an order embracing the gulaions 10 carry INTO
effect tine Act Of Congress for the promotion OF mcri0
rioIs non commissioned officers. The act provides that
hereafter all vacancies IN the grade Of sccoudeutenant
shall De- filed by appointment from tie Taauate- OF the
Military Academy, long any such IcWan ln service
unassigned; aud vacancies thereafter remaining
shall be Il ed by the promotion OF mcrloTUu- nOU-cnm-
plOucd officers of inc army; provided that I'D varan.
cres remaining after cNhaustlug the tWp classes
named may Dr.. filed by the appointment OF persons in
evil NE. 70 insure the selection ~ proper candidates
for promotion from the grade OF nuI-cpWW.--Dued
officers company and battery commanders " rrOr. 70
their re imcntHl commander such az DO their opinion
by education conduct ana service seen a. merit advance
uCut and who have served not less than Two }rag,
I'M. army with particulars iu eacu c'~e Tie Depart
mcnt commander IS required 70 annually assemble a
board Of five officers 10 make preliminary examination
into the claims and qudi.dcat ons Of sUcu honcDn.
uis,iOucd officers the statements 10 be forwarded 70
the secretary OF War, who Will convene board oi OH
Gers to further act upon the subject A. rule, promo
tons VII not Ice made Of persons under twcut'-one or
over thirty years OF age who are married az tle Tine
OF making The appointment The number o. vacancies
for candidates limited and VIII not probably ~ Il
10 "A regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
LEVY SUED FOR COMMISSIONS.

George w. Ryer, of Brooklyn, brought suit
about three weeks ago against j. Levy, the corne'-
player for SlO5 commission agent IN securing FOR
Levy an engagement with the pOprctors Of the lo'eI
Erghton Concy Island. The came up IN the Third
District Court of Brooklyn but was afterwards re-
moved to the Sixth District Court OF THIS
city, where the case was heard yesterday.
Ryer in Dir, testimony acknowledged that he had wnt
ten letter to Levy purporling 10 come from woman,
in order TO dccOy Levy NewNork so That legal pro
cess could DE served upon him. The witness repeated
the contents OF the letter. ana there great mer!-
meut in court Siguor Operti, musical director
Of the Hess English Opera Company, and Jeh1
r Poole manager Of the Grand Opera House. tcslhel
that Levy mad admitted tugt lycr was JUS agent ana
had said that il through r er me cnE2rrm,lt az
the Hotel Brghtou had been effected Levy uruled thH
Rvor was ever agent. R}cr, he said, had been en-
poycd as - lOokrout tor the front OF the house dnd
for thi, service Levy hal paid him somctn" - con
cert sometimes 80. He denied having received the
letter referred 10 10y Rrr wuo he asserted" HAD llCi 70
iurp hi, reputation and make truuuI" between hiioe
ana ms wife. Justice Campbell reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
RAcING on TuE HARDEN RIVER.

The Gramcrcy Boat Club held its ninth
annual regatta yesterday the Harlem RIVER The
steamboat Bacbrd started from the foot Of Couranai-
ST. at r. H. and arrived at the course about o'clock
The Backbri had about go passengers. The first race
was single scul for the championship Of the club
miles straight away The curic, were G.. Norton I'd
ward Welch and G.. Gai-cl A. the word was gwen
WcIch shot ahead, but the lead was soon taken by
Gai,cI who won IN I2m. 32l2s. Norton second, about
MALTA length behind. The prila the challenge belt
and medal.
The second race pair-oarcd gigs distance mile rom
NcCombs BaIn bridge down There were four entries T.
II Doau and H. j. Mahr came in fret, their time being
4:ii " smith and VI. l.. sutton had very good start
but owing to had lost the race The prize was
a gold medal Then came the JUNIOR snElt-scAil, ono
mile straight away The entries were t. L. Knapp, q.
norton II Mills. j. McaId, D. Cunningham and J. VI.
O'CoulrU. Norton Won in ~33l2 OCOuHcli second,
aud Knapp third. In the race ol iOui-parcd shcls ais
lance one mi,e fOI the dcugc Plate, gwen by H. r.
SpirzEa. The crew composed OI J. Rahcl, G. Norton
ana g. Giant won IN 5:jGli beating the other crew hy
four lengths ia IKE cgAj-Oarcd barge, the crew that
wore the blue won the priz', set OF coiOis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
THE pTtIVVULE RACES.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 29.-Thc races in
the g:3I and OBS classes to-day, at Painvle PARK
were closely contested. SIX heats we're trottcd III the
fist md five in the latter class, ana
neither race was decided In the pools Just
before the race, Fanny Jefferson and Myrtle sod
equal as favorcs i'm the 22s class, and Walter sold
flyorc in the 231 class. In The first heat Of the 23
class Acmuu led the turn, where be broke and Iron
Age took the lead; but coming down the home
stretch Acmulus, by a squirt TOOK the neat
,rro r,yt tyo heats were q close struggle he
tween tho same horses. but boL were .tak'n
by Iron Age. Aruu'u1 losing by breaks The tnUI'h
va, decided 10 bc no heat" Before the htth heat was
called Frank Brown was appointed by the Judges 10
drive Acmulus This neat was also closely contested
between A,uulus ami Iron Ago. and WAS decided dead
heat IN The sixth heat Iron age icl TO the distance
pole where he broke, and Charlie Ware shot 10 the
mont, winning easily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
THE COURTS.
ANSWERS IN TIE STEWART WILL CASE
CLAIMS or ALLEGED HEIRS DENIED BY cOUSiN9 "
MRS. STEWART

ANSWERS IL THE STEWART WILL CAoD'
CLAIMS or ALLEGED HEIRS DENIED BY COUSINS OF
MRS. STEWART.
The answers of Charles p. Clinch, ana hrS'
Corrplia & Butler aud her husband, Prescott ian bu'
rr I'm the suit OF the alleged heirs OF A. T. stewart "
set aside the Will, which they claim was oot"'" "i'
durcss. were served yesterday The answers Oh WI,
stewart and Judge Hilton, who aro the chef ufI'p'.
ans in the suit we're served some time ago Mr. 'hhch
and Mrs Butler are cousins OF Mrs Stewart ana bio W
visecs in Mr. stewards VII, and as such are In"uo
ants in the suit r o..
In bis answer Nj Clnch says that Alexander J. SIe"
art ala not die intcstate that he left no father moihe
brother sister or any descendants Of his family accou
ing TO the best information ObtainaDIe by hlh' II"
claims an interest m the house No. West Ihrlyiouu'
ST. his present residence ana says That he now nous
the property in fee simple, and that the deed was exc
cucd 10 HIM by Corncl NJ Stewart. wife OF tne tc8la
Tor and he AYERS the plaintiffs III TINS PallILl" sun
have no claim TO the property. T. .t-.fr,.
Tbo answer of Mrs Butler and her husband s similar
tc that of Mr. CIurn but tu addition they claim hh id
tcrrst I'm the house No 3JJ FIithaNc. where ury NV
reside and which was formerly the residence o. DiL'
stewart and also In the premises No. West lh'It5
fnurtl-st They hold the property under uctl ta'u
led tn mem bearing date, November q, 1870. Ib'y
also claim tha the cor vants are not collateral H,IS
OF the late Alexander f. stewart Ilc hhs"tI "a7
served Yesterday by the counsel Tor the delchoan,H
EyrI4 Suuthmayd thOat", upon the cOuusel IOl O"o
alleged hens Stlllmlu :. kneeiand.
Tie case Is sGt down Tor trial IN the OCTOBER leih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
CIVIL NOTES.

Michael Burns was held by Justice Flammcr
~ a gambler. The evidence only that he was in a
room where TIE for playing faro" were present
Judge Van Brunt. in Supreme Court Chambers. he'd,
leased him.
II. s. Elmore, late a trustee of Mr.. Tai
m,cc's Tabernacle. Brooklyn, sued the church for
S5Ol 80. remainder due on note OF $1,000 loaned to
the church june 1877. Suit was begun on July IL,
1873 As judgement hy default was about to be entered
liam A. Hall advanced the money, saying the church
had funds and he SAW no other way To avert the dts
grace rhan by paying It out Of bic own pocket. The
costs and interest sweliod the amount 10 T0il 20
Charles Link, who, as one of the firm of
Levy Co.. was arrested last June for alleged frauds
on various firms this and other cities released by
Judge Van Bruut, on tho ground that more than two
terms had passed since the indictment found with
out n trial. Joseph OUorI0urg AMI Mary Otct0ouIg.
VINO asked their release on the samo ground waived
their application on stipulation ~ tue District AtIor-
ncy IhIt they should DO uI,G u, ~ Weeh.
Henry Bellows estate hRs been for several
years IN process of distribution. HIS estate only
portion OF tho great Henry Rutgers estate yet when pro
ceodIngs wVe begun for its division It WAS valued at
half MILLION. A large part was divided specifically
among M Bellows heirs hut trust. Of which Herbert
rsra if mil recently. Judge Van BrHnt. IN supreme
Court Chambers, confirmed yesterday the report of the
rofcrE dpproying the action OF Mr. Turner aud direct
in2 final distribution OF the estate
IN the contest TOR the possession of the child
EIza Kelley, now thirteen years Old, between her
Another, Catharine Sweeny and Mrs. Bridget Iarey.
with whom the gI Is staying rs nurse gir, Vii
liam Sinclair testimony yesterday. The mOth0r adj
miitcd that she somrtimeB struck her daughter The
child to have an uncomfortable aversion 10 her
mother ana q strong affection for Mrs. Lahry. Judge
Van Bruut held that the Girl might choose her own
guardian, aud she at once chose Mrs. Lahey.
A complicated divorce case, with charges of
conspiracy within conspiracy now before referee IN
Brooklyn. William b. Nurse began an action against
his wife Helen TOT absolute divorce in 1876. The sum
mons only was served on her, and she promptly APP
rearcd Later the appearance was withdrawn, and On
the report the referee, d. g. Thompson, decree
granted In Jane. 1877 Helen Nurse made affidavit
charging completely between her husband and
he was living Wit obtain the divorce, and showed to
the Courts satisfaction that her husband part of
that conspiracy, had induced her 90 withdraw her Ap
pearaucc The rcGpened and again referred
\ Mr. Thompson on Monday the woman alluded 10 came
To the Court House With letter the referee, stating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30

can be while wo work IN ignorant, independent rivalry
with each other.
After adopting resolutions OF thanks to the oin''IS'
aud to the rroprIcOrs Of the Grand Union ho'c' '"'
convention adjourned.
TIE WRITING PAPER MAKERS MEETING
During the day recess OF the PaPermakcrs' Conyen-
ton meeting Of makers OF writing paper was h'o'
OF which 0. II. Greenleaf was chairman ana W l.
sheffield. secretary. The following gentlemen agr'''
that in case the resolution taken in the iuIl tohVeho
I'm regard to the reduction Of production SHOULD iHH %
manufacturers of writing papers. engine ana tn"
shall carry on the agreement among themselves; W -
PlupEctt George L. Wright, Chaplin Could, T. d >
Nav 0. H. Grccnleof. J. q. Sheffield q son. . .
NcFlwin Charles o. Brown Charles C. Benton; IuoulnS
O Hubert The Croker Manufacturing ConPI"ft
William Appleton Brrbc a HuiDrUuk, James Cde", D.
II SouthwOrth W. Whiting Byron Weston, H. cram, Jr'
& Bro the Jesup e Latin Paper Company Tue HH'i,
can wood Paper Company, T. {. O'liaTa ana j."
Rogers agent o. II. Grcenleaf was elected pre7lIS;
and g. O. Chaplin secretary Of tho Writing fapofmaAc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
WILLIAM NIBLO's WILL.

The will of the la,e William NlblO was hled
in the Surrogate's ONCE yesterday 10 was executed
June T. 1879 and mas cOdcIl dated April j. 1873 Inc
tcstator desires that hs remains shall be inferred I'D
Greenwood Cemetery by the side OF hswie. The Dnrai
lots and 50 900 IN cash given n trust to the trustees
Of the cemetery tie condition that they should use
the income OF the money keep the lots IN good oider
To Mary Sylvester the faithful servant and nurse OF
the testaor be gives $4,000 and the furniture OF MS
nou.c, No. 80 West Twcnty-cignth-st In the c"dcH'
this Gift IA revoked because OF gift Of $4,000 when
the tcstaor last SPRING made to this woman 10 each
OF Nrs Syestcr's three children Is gwen SlDooo' 10
his three n,cccs Mary NibO, Kitty Nbo and Mrs Anne
Martinez he lett 900 each, aud 10 each OF the TWO
children OF Mrs Martinez 5000. The sum OF $lOOOo
Il braucathcd absolutely the Rev william d. Walker,
Pastor OF the Calvary Free Chapel. and an Hoduohai
81 600 TO be used by the minister IN assisting poor pro
pI. IN hi, congregation. Charles sylvester lHt hu~l
of the nurse ana Bartholomew Lees each receive VOO
and Mrs TayOr and Mrs Jacks, members "t the Ca'dIJ
Free Chanel ( 90 each. Franklin Chandler ana JICun
K Locknru the appointed executors are gwen F-,oNO
IN addition 10 their legal commissions.
An the remainder OF Mr. Nibly's real ana personal
proprrtv II given 10 the Young Mems Christian AN-uca-
ton OF The CITY OF NcwGOrl with the request JnaV Ic
same shaI be applied by the association uuocT JAc u
rcctlou of Robert Hoe IT,, toward Increasing ana mani
thinning that portion Of the library ~ the Associate"
known as the NlbiO Library" The viii Itself j. signed
own Niulo" i'm plain, firm hand for 80 Oh man. DuI
the cOdcil is signed with his mark Ouly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
4 ROY,s SLIT FOR DAMAGES.

Philip Spcldoch, boy eighteen years DID,
asked Judge j. f. DAILY yesterday, in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for the appointment Of guardian al Item
10 sue Pllp and j. Levy, in whose employ the boy was
HIS claim is somewhat peculiar lie was directed 10
make a mixture Of shcac and alchoho for a gliding
cement The alcohol and shellac had TO be heated
together and he says he followed directions, but the can
containing the mixture exploded and the alcohol took
fire and fIl ing on him. injured him very severely, his
arms being 80 severely burned "a % make tie muscles
srunkcu and deprive hun OT bis life Of taeir iuI use
Ie SAWS that the foreman agent or the hllu, khtW
wen file danger bur did not inform ihm Of II. Judge
D3y appointed AduIph SpcdocL the father OF the boy,
ms guardian TO bring the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30

Sgprrus Co,ri- CircHil-P0u Ji-By judge VA,
Worst -Nuudcl q Brother at H0wor-Ca,4 AMI s,. M
mcur- settled.
SDscai Trm-I}y Judge Van Bunt.-The Nay r. a.. M
Ferguson and oihrrs.-Fud.n4, .I"net. -"
SHpcyiOr COgri-SDoc,H IOa-Bv JuIg. SUDir-.
Arnault at Arnau.Tuo motion Tor auio.v dr-r, fbs
iIi,ttoU and TsJ.0ua Fee enable f. 10 81
AMI 10 conduct the dcieuce, granted, Che ,.IrseI
Tor the part IS viii Do heard o. rn Mn.
day tho "a Of September al - Btnr.1p
agf Mcgraye.-Case and exceptions sorIei Er,.g al
fLc action ADD 10 ~ moron whitney or a ~, Cow
order appointing 81. Adrauce Bush receiver ..
Vsi.fnauu agt PeIs-Drdr granted ana uHi.itas M an
uyoypd BntIrr agt. Dcc 81 al Order iaT Dsof PAN r5s
MEDLEY 0gt pm 81 l: HIOwH AFT UO..HcT o. a.. Wlp.g
sgt T,1ci EFT Butter at. III lrs Wooster g' Iyrg Puma
agt CHAN EkbOru agt SHARPE whitney get Eg14a
ITgurcr AIT. ge Murray ag.. EaraOOu whitney 4ef
tioW0ndo same agt IsUsssu agt Gibson sI,fs
cannon Piens-SDecial T~rm-By judge !. r. DAILY.
Tho FiIth NaOua Bank OF the city n Sew YORK ag craft
Of nj Give occ order 10 show DsH. d. III
Cove Refused must ~" bond a. once also ah1gt "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
PICKING A CLERGYMAE's POCKET.

The Rev. g. X. Vosseler, of Brooklyn, was
riding uptown IN Fourth-ave. Monday, and lie
noticed man OF rough appearance, who sat close 10
him. and crowded against him in the car. The man at
length got out aud after Mr. Vosseer found that
bis watch, hno gold repeater, had been stolen Mr.
Vosselor came TO Police Headquarters yesterday and
unnesitatingly picked out from among fifteen other
Inen the man who robbed him. The prisoner. who was
arrested Wednesday, gave his mime as George Price,
but lie has been known 10 the police under tie name OF
Purdy for several years He has already served two
terms iu state Prison Tor theft.