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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16
WITH CASH CAPITAL AND lSlI7S lI
ElOGsG TEIAN a0,O0O,O0O.

I AN prepared to write policies on Dwellings
1 and Contents; Store Houses and Contents ;
Mills, Factories and all good insurablc property
at lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings a
speciality. will give my personal attention o.
Viewing, making diagrams and furnishing such
other needed Information 10 all parties desiring
90 insure. Ny customers will be furnished from
time - lime, Biotters, calendars as well a.
printed matter, showing the conditions of tao
Companies IN which they arc insured.
have given my constant attention 20 Che In
surauce cuisines, for the past siv years and being
So generally known throughout the County, do
not think Unnecessary 20 give references. Par
ties iusuring with me may rest assured thatthcir
policies vii. be properly written, and that time
Is notice will De given them 10 date Of szyjra-
fion. Office and residence az CharcstoWn.
Very Respectfully,
K. 4. ALEXANDER,
General Insurance agent.
December g, lS57-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16

DNINTS. Plain aud Plaid Dress Goods Home
a made, Tuiiiel md Plain Rcd and Whit,
Pam .s Comforts, With ful line Of Dry Good,
aud Notices. '1'trece.ved by
Nov.3 GEO. ". T KEAGSLEY.
AFEN'S Naa;'s' and Boys Boots cad Shoes, Of
4iA good quality, Just received, y
Nrr. B, l~s1' GEO. w. 7. kEABSLET.
Z ADI.S'3 end Chulreu's Shoes, Of all sizes,
4 just received by
-t's. g. ~. GEO. W. I. KEARSLET.
4 1RoCENIES.- Tens, sugars, CoFses, and a
II general varsity of Groceries. lust received
ana WIZ he sold g the lowest prices.
N.,. A GEO. ". 7. kEARSLEY.
CuOYELS. Forks. Hoes, Rakes, spades. Blast
~ i1- Powder, Fuse and White Wash brushes,
irg sl,a by
Nag-, iSI1. DUKE d GALLAHER.
TFNEtIN Corn Shaller-sincle sgout-sa7arates
tae corn from the cob The best shelter for
ia- price ever oteyed. For sale By
DUNE q GALLAUER.
s. aiiidacl. supply Of the Celebrated Wind
"a SOC C.l.1 Pots Just received. Every family
should have ono. DUKE GALLAHER, Ag'ts
GOoN-STOY YES iisis,s, Just received and for
I s4;s very .ow, by
jan. ID, ISIS. DThE& GALLAUER.
-i.AlIN L--Jos. Chlimau f. Sons; also
~ N.Ns i'r sale BY W. EBN.
DJcNSKiNGLOYEs-Haserstowu uake-f,r
- sale by ". EBY.
ALW LONDON RAISINS, New Cookip,
- I,aisins. Sew Dried Currln.y. New Firs,
New lI'rr. Almonds, "a b1zes Rai-ius. aui
Orange and demons, 90 lowest rates. BY
". EBG
DiNEArr, and Cream Cheese. Italian Mica
i.ai ial Cocoa Nl,s just received and ION (
W EBl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16

Considerable amusement. saysa cor'espon-
5-L: q: sx-,cr England, was caused ia the
County C.ur, there lately by q case in which
p sca11,-wistrrss sued one other patrons
fr los. A.. or tie "iuilion cfhis children.
oa being asked by che judge hr her account
tsg plaintiff produced three a!mauacs, upon
which aere marks siyuiJias the s,teoilace
ot tlc three children, and a piece o. Paqer
-.,a -e Pot-a7'k signs showing the money
ls.. Size tN t'e court she could r5, write
s-i v obliged 90 kceP Der accounts 10 Ills
manner. his honor gave Judgment for the
er.aa- claimed. tut expressed surprise tia,
aIare. should send bis children TO a school
..- mistress &C which could not write
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16
Boot and shoe NIakinr.
REPAIRING, sc.
Furniture TGcpnircd.

'KNlE undcrsigncdha has opened Furniture Rc.
pair shop IN the building on corner OF San.
uel and Main streets. Charlcstown-a few doors
East Of Court House, on same side. lie will H..
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner a.
reasonable prices, and with prompiitude.
Jan. 30, lS75-L TG.RUST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16
BARBER SHOP.
Plain and OTuGrn Cutol
PLASTEESIN O.

FJ7H + subscriber takes advantage ofthe Press AZ
medium by which to inform the citizens OF
this and adjoining counties that he is prepared TO
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any style that may be desired, from one Coatto
three, Hard Finish, White Goat or Heavy skim
Cornices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
ifdcsircd. None but frst-class workmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CISTERNS CENENTED AND GUARAN-
TEED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business, and hope by strict adhe-
renee 90 duty % inertia continuance Of the same
E'|~ All communications addressed 10 me at
Cbaylestowu, ". Va, viii receive prompt attcn-
;ion c. FRANK GALLAHEk.
March % $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16
Professional Notice.

I HAVE this day associated with mo for Pa,
4 tice DR.. G. FRANK FOUKE. Al cases o.
trusted 10 DR.. r. will have the benefit ofmy coursl
and aid whenever required or desired. nr
+. can be found at my Office when not profession.
ally absent.
Feb. ,. 1877. J. J. II. STRAITH.
Spiiif COPY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16

C.r1FIrIis not easily earned IN these times,
- I 1 but it can DO made ia thrcc months by
any one OF either sex. In any part Of The country
who is willing o. work steadily NJ the employment
We furnish. $50 per week in your own town. -
You need not be away from homo over night. You
can give your whole time to the work. or only
your spare moments. We have agents who are
making over $50 per day. All who engage at
once can make money fast. 1T the present ,imo
money cannot be mado so easily and rapidly NJ
at any other business. 70 costs nothing O. Try the
business. Terms and IS Ouuit free. Address a;
once, IL. UALLETT co,
July -, l5T7-Iy. Portland, Maine.
New Tailoring Establishment.
3NIlE undersigned have entered into Co-part.
i nership for the prosecution Of
The Tailoring business,
and have established themselves 10
"LEEG HAIL."
in Charlcstown, and will d. their utmost 20 give
entire satisfaction 90 all who uny be pleased 10
patron!zc them. Neat substantial md fashionable
work will be done, aud az the most reasonable
priccs-for Cash or Country Produce. The Sc
Nor hopes that his customers in this and ndj1ia-
ing Counties VIII remember him By rc-ncwing
their patronage.
SEWING MACHINES will b. Repaired and
put IN cScclgn; working condition.
Old CLOTHES viii a's1 3, Ce10scd and Be
paired 90 look fresh and new, thus saving
great outlay.
". ). 3. ROBERTSON
Oct. - lsIT-Gm.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

done with ncatucss and dispatch, and sa'isiectio
guaranteed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-16

GuufELS, Forks, Hoes, Rakcs, spades. Blast
~ iuc Powder, Fuse and White Wash brushes,
itg -lia bv
Narr, 1877. DUKE & GALLAHER.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
THE FkTHERHOOD OF GOD.

Isaiah xiii 1G, was Mr. Beecher's text yes
terday morning. There figures sweet enough, hs
said TO express the central emotion Of Gods world in
this dramatic chapter, and so words are piled upon
words for this purpose. For every human soul God
Father, for love Is ownership. There has been much
dispute whether God be called Father 10 all the h
man race or only to the elect Now there is ele-
ment that ought to be overlooked The fact Of uni
yersal fatherhood does not bring upon every the
blessings Of fatherhoOd MyrIads live to whom the
fatherhood OF God is fTutless. IL bears with 1t some
blessings, but they not realized. Because cOers
dwell underneath the ground It does not follow that there
are no blessings in the sunlight Men may eyade Gods
blessings but t does not follow that lie not good TO
everybody God is your Father whether you obey
Him. Then there is fatherhOOd OF God utterly with
out moral relationship. Tie maketh His 10 rise on
the evil and on the good" and lie knows It, Men are
selfish and enviOus and cruel and harsh and yet the sun
never refuses shine them " lie sendeth His rain
OH the Just and the unjust" The and the rain have
no regard Tor mems moral condition God is doing good
10 men who STEPPED 10 the lips In iniquity The
range OF Gods fatherhood does not depend upon
character.
There is disciplinary character TO Gods fatherhood
There laws which, obeyed, bring happiness and
Is the administrator OF these laws. Our personality and
our liberty come with our limitations by natural laws
laws the whole creation groaneth and trayaeth In pain
together until II men obey, they shall rejoice; II
they ulsODcyt tney Shall suHeI We must not suppose
that God administers pain and penalty tyrants and
wicked d0 or even as the best OF human judges do
"WhOm the Lord loyeth He chasteneth, and seOurgeth
every son whom He Teceiveth" In certain sense God
does administer law for His own gloTy- the develop
ment and good His creatures His glory. Tie old
idea OF His glory beng reflected on every side represents
God as being Of intOlerable conceit The principle OF
his that pain educatory and reforma-
tory. The father who good for anything thwarts his
ohd II his boy s dlsobedient he shows him that the
way OF the IL hard before and behind and
ali around The administration Of pain and penalty s
love. not vengeance.
The FatherioOd Of God. beyond this, has personal
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
OWL NOTES.

In the case of Carl Lesser, convicted of OBJ
tanning goods by false pretences the Court OF Appeals
has decided that the fact that the worthless check given
in payment was p0st-dated Is no deIehce "hoIe tho
criminal representa- 10 as gOUd.
Judge DOnohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
granted on Saturday. writ OF certOrar in the case OF
Gustav Fucs neid by Justice OtterbOurg in - 500 BAIL
sending challenge to David w His OBJECT Is 70
test the validity OF Justice OtrIbOuigs proceedings
Diana Bannaster, committed in >lunacy pro-
coeJngs n the Supreme Court 10 the custody OF samue
Goodwin, as committcc Of her estate and person.
obtained on Saturday. writ OF hGbeas corpus from
Judge Donohue, claiming that she Is not insane Tue
writ il TeturnaUle to-day.
Appeals in Admiralty Which have not already
been given notice for hearing aud placed on the calendar
for the April OF the UnIted States Circuit Cout
may noticed hearing for the first Monday OF May
and placed such calendar, with view TO their being
heard by justice Hunt, VINO VIII near appeas III
Admiralty about May 20.
Ralph T.. Brine and Matthew II. Ellis, for
tue town Of Yonkors, and CALVIN Frost and william IL.
Romcr. for the Wostchester County Board OF super
yisors argued on Saturday, motion before Judge
Dykman ut white Plains, for q writ Of ccrtorari to
b, Ing up for review dcrson made Oy the state As
cpssOr cutting down the equalization OI ssejnehs lOI
NOukers. Decision WAS reserved
Roundsman iaggertys counsel obtained re-
ccutly from Judge Davis supplemental writ OF
ccrtorari requiring the Police Comm ssioners to make
return OF proceedings on the trial Of Captain Sebcrt
The Police Commissioners failed TO make any RETURN
ana q motion was made 10 punish them for contempt
The Commissioners counsel then made cross motion TO
ouash the writ motions submitted 70 Judge
Donohuc who referred thc motion quash 10 the Cen
rra Term and denied the motion 10 punlsh WIN stay
OF proceedings judge Davis, on chalSr IN, ,I %
was irregular, given order 10 show cause Why Ihe
stay be- not vacated, returnable today, Grant q
,ydcckcr appear Sr. Haggerty Charles f. Maclean'
for tue tOinui~5i iOucrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
DFCISIONS-APRL 13.

S,,,ys,e Court CkcmbTs--By Judge DonOhue lin
t Zones. Nelson Barney. Giles aEL Giles IN me matter
a. fiIrcus !oeg Bovine Az oNne in iHe
matter Ol Julian Memorandum. Buxton agL l"ahdeu
IIIv,l kCcting: Xtnn agt tWadteli-i aNaOi az,
Gr,TpI Crosby agt NcAdau Motion denied Batlershali
yns gI Murat-MOtou granted aymcnt OF the unpaid
81 and 40 cost ~ each Ol c-C m0ilunA
Sg,.IfI Tfrm-By Judge Van \Orst Tracy 81 al agts
vri,l 1t a-Fiutug, AMI decree signed. NnJtraud agt
Nosfrand-Ordcr hrmng referees Il port signed
Fy Iudgc Van Eruut.-NaIrne, etc agI Htydecker ETC.
-F.ud.ngs and decree signed -, q,
CrF Part I-By in Ige Van Brnl. Greene agt the Re
pubnc Flre insurance Company Findn nEs signed
supe,iOr fOari->pCCiai ICrm.-Bv Judge Sanford
Anderson ngt. Metzer Findings settled and Judgment
Iy Judce Sedewck.-Freemau agt. FNconer az al-Bond
aryyrl Oaiugrr DE " of n arder amendng ludR.
mont Iaab ctc EsneT et aOrdrfed on day calenur
for no 18Th day Of Pul BEhopagi krnney-Orer Nn ny s
MOI ON tluu costs. kingshuIy lg kornanOrder 10 ME
Iui,aEur efc RtnkCr IhC Washington IL INSURANCE
,nuUy order plaintiff tle security Tor cosA lyons
Insurance Comp uY OF LNcrpOll same
art m y,unng Eiro Insurance tomplnv same af lht tI
Insurance Company ui Nrh-l os SAINT hE VIC
nnoyrr Elre Insurance Company oi NeW york. same agl
te Impora Fire Insurance Company o BondOn same Hgt
'rr.sg-u's Insurance Company ot NeW.hoiki same
at Irsucu's Fund Insurance Company 81 Caigrula same
af mo German American Insurance Company ct New 10tA
Ilker agt wart Towenston agI Martin; CahLeo ast
C0cAcrll.-O Oricrs granted.
,ol,U,0p Plc1s-SDecal Tym-Bv CLefJuStice e..
u D,iy-Stolm agt Mpwer-MoUn 10 pnt cause upon ne
-h,l t4lrns granted paiuth sluuathE "a "ihk 70
allow alouut ~ counter claim. H1nbu,r SKI Dal
,rrl see orInon Clark agt. Bah OrttnG agt Drtung
I,rl art Fox: Brown agt IlurburAp applications granted
To ten agt Ripper; Higins agt Place. harnlnsn agt
affirmed
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FOR MISSING PERSONS.

CASES OF DISAPPEARANCE IN AND ABOUT THIS CITY,
The police of the Fourth Precinct have
hooked in vain for any trace OF Patrick Nagle'
truckman, age twenty-five, OF Wilow-place' BrooK-
lyn who disappeared in this city on the hgnl
OF April 6 under suspicious circumstances he
visited New-York early in the evening, anu
while in Water-st met friend named Patrick Lee OF
No G7 Cherry-st Lee is a longshoreman, and is re-
garded by those who know him as good natureu'
peaceable man. whose worst fault Is his fondness Ior
liquor They went into Charles Wilson's saloon at NO
532 waterst, and drank repeatedly Nagle is sald 10
have had about 81 in his pocket About p NJ theywent
10 the barroOm Of Peter Lee, at James-sip and
Water-st Nage was then somewhat intoxicated There
they were Joined by two other acquaintaDces, James
Phelan of No 40 CherTy-st, and Morris OConhelI OF
and Nage became very noisy He taken out on the
street by his friends, who that after some drunKe
along Water-st toward the Catherine Street Ferry lie
did not reach home, however Hls tatheI consgtSG 1
They kept at the Oak Street Station unh yester
y 4 Tns 1t tbe w1io Mr. Nae Visited The prisons and
examined the arrest records and also visited the OFgue
but he failed TO nd any clew sons fate Ho also
Consulted airvoyant who told him that his at
the bottom of the river and that he had Dee muGereu
Mr.. Nagle who is said TO be wealthy is hrm believer
joseph iascine owner Of the canal boat James Dorau,
the assistance OF the Jersey City Police saturday IN
search for his wife, who left his boat on and
has not returned On Wednesday young man, whose
description cOrrespOnded with the appearance OF thomas
WinslOw, young and gay canalier, DrOugnt hOe 10
Mrs. Lascine, purpOrtng TO be written by Mrs Grace
Harvey and asking her 10 come ana help hersete u-
Hculty with Mr.. Harvey, her husband Mrs Las Las
pine left her home the day following, alleI
having been warned by her husband that II
she went HObOken she might stay away at0gether
TRIBUNE reporter found the Haryeys at the California
docks in HObOken yesterday. Both husband ana ,Whe
who are with the Lascines, secuted he tneOy
Of abduction. Mrs Lascne was they SAID twentytuee
years old and beautiful reported ia imagination
In Sunday journals. Her married life had been any thing
bur happy Harvcys suspected that she had leIt
her husband after quarrel and would return some day
letter written in Mrs. Haryey name they d cafed
forgery Lascine who has far reputation, hut Occa-
eiOnaly drinks, has consulted lawyer about obtaining
divorce and is dOggng the steps of Thomas MnSlOW,
but hitherto unSuCcesStuy 1t was reported thaI the
missing wife had been seen III company with b0dtna
On PaVOna-ave last Saturday night In the colony OF
Dana boats at HObOken the matter is the aengrOsSng
TOPIC of discussion.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
CHPIsTs cup OF SUFFERING.

The Rr w. r. Sabine al e Fis Reformed EpscODat Church
The Rev. W. r.. Sabine preached, yesterday
morning. sermon appropriate to Passion Week The
text was ST. Mark XIV %: And He took the cup ana
when had given thanks, lie gave 1t to them, and they
all drank OF IT."
An immense prominence, the preacher said, was given
the three daJ which preceded aud the three which FOL
flowed Ills death. This period received as much atteh-
lion the entire three preceding years
This was done order that the minds OF Christians
might Dc rected more particularly to this time, which
Is now termed appropriately the Passion Week. The
act Of Jesus Ia taking cup and giving TO His dsci-
pies ymbolical Of the truth that they thus became
paItaktrs OF His lot. lie administers 10 them The cup
which they are to drink the which they TO bear
lie would have them receive il IN tine same spirit in
which lie himself received U-yOunt,ri ana liaIlK-
fuzzy. The ClY.uE ana tine receiving OF thf
cup vcr, each symboicHl. Tic disciples re-
cetved u the symbol OF sins washc9
away. Bur the cup I'm ClTi-t's hand symDohzed
tanned the emblem Ot IIs hlCU1 lie knew that the SUI
f-Iug and death 10 come but lie laliercd not
Calmly urbga d. rcsoiEcd}, Win iull realization UI
all b my0ly -, he took tbr cup
There is much sigraEcc 10 the thought That lie came
90 the cross thankfully How we To reconcile HIS
giving thanks OVER Cup Of with His dCsptlfinS
cry the garden, " n lt Ice possible let th' cup pass
from Mc = May 10 uut b. Iuss lie that u the gHdCu
boo tie supper lie beyond iO tht end, ana tbC
iay taut would Doc set before hmi TINS J. the uuty o
every CurIstHn to accept the cup Chrrta MN ~ the
spIit with which tlrst gave II Ht tins ilmc Nhen 6Od
pt. cup of .urGW be, etytntut ul,a ppuiument Or
poverty into uuF hands, let uS take 70 ~ tIl-ts Slr
and gave thanks. DO YOU want a crest upon you.
c.guchcuut Ineu place thcTc the hand nf Christ UheI
u thr cup, ana underneath write the NOrLa' lie look
I. 3! ].
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

relationship to mankind The materaist and panthelst
tell us they have need OF personal G0d Dnt no man
that yearns with moral yearning can be content WIN
anything than personal God Tbere nlust DC hD
outshuing revealing power IN God III IL III tne power
OF the human soul TO ntmations OF G0ds pres
ence and love- which could not be more assuring men
saw God But this revelation comes and goes ~ Is not
generally continuous. Blessed are the pure IN hear'
FOR they shall see God" wish could believe more IN
spirituast manifestations than do The philosophy oI
il is all right but the substance OF II cant accept Ine
whole heart hungers after these things, but In lne main
they are factitiOus aud unreliable believe that am
splrualIst; believe that the Holy spirit Can uo hoSo
things which men fail TO do. ,,.,..,o, ~,
Now, who may take comfort IN the tatncIhOVu VI
GOdi Every sincere soul has right TO say: " Doubtless
Thou art our Father, though Abraham be Ignorant o
u.s." Though outside OF the church. they can nave tns
they are merely instruments TO help men to do tnings.
But men, as they rise, need ehuIenes "a, as
methods, IL they not carried TOO iar
Periods OF time like Lent may be uselu,
but they are not Indispensable OF these things can
saw, as Christ did: The Sabbath made for man.
and not man for the sabbath" Many men stay out OF
the church because they much more religious lha
the who tine church. lie every man Goa says
am your Father" Men are often goaded Into feng
ion with pitchfOrks. III you feel like loving ana pIs
ing God don't wait ul you are converted 10 40 IT, ~
sincere souls In religious organizations that arc III
great doubt whether tboy can be blessed WIN ter le
haven't made q mistake. Where you are, stand SOme
for glOus life who cannot accept many dOc-
trines and dUgmas. without accepting or setting thHe
things may INTO personal relationship Wll
other things ana that is Infinite love. Take Him without
waiDg know tho philosophy Ot Il. thanh Cod ilat
He belongs sect. lie Il the God Of tue whOe cltD
uf the whole nUulIn family Take possession OF the
FatheThOUd Of God. Though Abraham be Ignorant OyOu,
aud Israel acknowledge Jou not doubtless lie Is your
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
rnWER OF INDIVIDUALITY.

Church.
The Central Methodist Episcopal Church, on
seyeut. ave. near FourceutL-s, crowded 10 over
flowing yesterday. Many persons unable 70 obtain
seats Aud remained standing through the exercises. The
Rev. john p Newman, d. D.. recently appointed PASTOR
preached his Inst sermon 60 his congregation. DE-
Newman took his text from 81. John xL, 2s: The
Master 81 come. and cailcth FOR thee"
Tie noI.-t thought that suggested itsef 20 the
human uuI said the preacher IS the conversion OF the
world through Christ % hos parallel u the annals Of
Time What is the meaning Of the conversion of the
world to Christi That there viii come time when
every man shall De holy Perhaps not. Rut we are
justified In believing tLlt all proDhcsIe' shall come 10
pass: tIrt the religion Of Christ shall prevail The
power of individuality divided into that Possessed by
two great cIls-rs-bourfactors and maleacors We Sc
f,r W14hngou from his Generals md Lincoln from his
cabinet and crown them. Tho discovery of new world
r f. work ui ulu man the u UrjtOn OF tbc udtptud
ruc. g.! America from Patrick Henry tG. WORK ot re
d.ulfpu i- 81 ore man, Christ Jesus Niutis true uf
b,urfl,tor- b. true Of urfirtur-we select one nom
his companion 90 .ucs and cover him With contempt
WleteyDr evil there j. In the world can Dee traced To lh
dylHulhfy. 80 ,
chooses man tp cN.N jhC world There ID % man for
ryorr emergency. ~on' ministers are rendered power
less FOO the h} ,hrlr s.lfJuucpt; u Is un ctuyu ut
81 weakness. TIE trlurucy Of the age s u do great
tyty. Whether b. the conference or church, every one
.rr The han Of Lis leadership. Those who have NOT
Ola, development Tor 10 are ~ cunsuU'sic s.hconcct
t.ps religion. But away VIII these ptcldO-
lenders! ( sly 10 JDs.uh Cook 10 load or. aud 10
Mummy 90 load on characterization is u-J ,lt ln tho
c.urr and society. Men hiuk their talent S too small
and p. b, put IN tIc 'front.' No udn D. great uu-
W Lc goes oi himself and ys hold of forces exterior
ID. r lis .al
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

SUPREME FCoURr-CHnmEEs-Third Monday motion calen'
Hrgrr,L rEm-van Worst Demurrer NOS 2l O. J.
10 N and act-Nos 800 ST. 3S3 392, 393 * 100 az
$50 go a @g2 5s 9g' ISL 81 u.s. ti & t52 as S5 5
CiRCir-PARr Ivan Brini. J-N9s dA5i Lo 'i21' 91'
lis 7aSl 49, 4ai SI55 1851 1899. SoO5, 1880 sll.
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1870 1853 IlJs. ll1I 1866, 2DjI l609 ~ ZAP 1872
1922, 1872 2Qs iS95 ,9t IA ~ o. lGt7 iS4& IS7b G05
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C6uToS PiEis1srEcIAL TERM-C. p. DAILY G. J.-Nos
''i1 E9Gnr rEaM-Iarremore. J-No, 10 80, u 49,
iGAL TEay-P1Rr IL = Dely JTNes; s i5s9ls $50 d2I
500 ii5G 26l i7G 1863 253s lig l95 & lg69 69
1875 1929 III. 45i 6lg 611 43i z54 l 81 S 0oS @ 5 5
PiRT HT' iiVan Hocsen Nos l44s 1920. lit9 1852
MEaiSE GcgaITms 5I PlEJ IL Isnsnaa9 5Yes
3l3l, 295J 2S23, 322s, $685. 391 - -
PT T sS ss & 4s 3 sa ss3 ed sd3 SS Ss2
$32l $50 = s82a $685. $685. 9s65 ss6S ssgL S7s6, PASS
1910 40l2 lOll 1913 4OlI 4o9, 1920 1921, 4O22, iO2
3552 ij2, 2s SOsi 4i2l s27l 2S75, S47l i65oP 1901
SON robbery; James Mcdonald assault and battery
George Hughes FREDERICK D. her, Thomas C9nnaughiy
John Burke burgary Charles PreS grand larceny; Charles
D. Cromein, false pretences Amelia DannenOerg and LZz
pam H-Gidersleeye. John Davis Thomas COGry an,
folonious assault battery; William Doyle Daniel Doy
and Edward McCunm, grand larceny Frederick Wander
petit larceny.