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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A. G. Holloway vs. Lewis Mallonee.
DEFORE Holloway, P. of Flushing
ID township, Belmont county, Ohio On the
18th day of March, 1873, said Justice issued an
order OF attach ment In the above action for
the sum of Thiriy-five dollars and seventy
cents, and costs Fifteen dollars. Said case Is
set for trial April z, 1878, at O'Clock A M.
. q, 7S-St. A g HOLLOWAY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
l2TZ-Ze.
Belmont Couniy ohio.

Second saturday OF January, st. ClafrsvfIle.
Second Saturday OF February, Bridgeport.
Second Saturday Of March, ST: ClairsVIIle.
Fourth Saturday OF March, MorristoWn.
Second Saturday Of April, BarnesvilIe.
First SATURDAY OF May, Martins Ferry.
Second Saturday OF June, SC. Clairsviile.
Fourth Saturday of June, SC. Clairsvtlle,
At close of Institute in Bellaire.
Examinations begin at O'Clock, A. n
Pionptness is expected.
Testimonials OF character are needed If sp-
plicent is not known to the Board, and certff-
Gates of success In teaching are allowed theie
due weight. lOHAs. r, SHREyE.
Ex. Board, r. ALExANDER,
9-6, II. III M.YABNEIL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

Before thou reprehend another, take
heed thou art not culpable in what
thou goest about to reprehend.
He that cleanses q blot with blotted
fingers makes greater blur.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

TIE solid South will send sonorous amen
10 the Cabinets declaration for unlimited i'm
proyement schemes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

Bishop McCoskey, of Michigan, is
accused of improper conduct toward q
young lady, whom he had educated
and supported. Letters of damaging
character are produced as evidence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

THE sudden determination Of Congress to
adjourn is undoubtedly due to Democratic
escape from Glover and Fernando Wood.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

How does the new COW answer
aske one man Of another who had
lately purchased an animal. Il really
can't say he replied, for never ask
ed her any questions
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25
new LIVERY STABLE,
Bridgeport. Ohio.

rylo THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC and all
L others, in need OF Livery Services l will
say, l am prepared to furnish conveyances OF
every kind and saddle horses on short notice.
NY stock is entirely new and safe, snd will at
all times be at the service of the public.
Accommodating attendants Will always be
ound in waiting in the of5ce of the Stable in
ear of Smith & Sons Nil.
aug. l0>6m MAE :. MCCONAUGEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

Way should an administration without pol
itics have platform 4?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

Jones moodily remarks that he al
ways keeps his word. 10 which smith
sarcsstically replies; sOf course you
keep your word, because nobody else
will take IT,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

GOLD at par is favorable symptom, but it
is not of itself financial health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25

EVEN the inflationists admit with emotion
that resumption is inevitable now.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-25
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1877.

B.lr.ent Lodge, No. Is, F A NJ. meets ey:
fy Wednesday night on or preceding the luh
-oon. JAMES BRYAN. ". n.
JrssR B. HETER, Sec'y.
St Clairsyille Chapter. No. IL Royal Arch
,.asons meets LIST Friday night each month.
GEO. p. .BUMGARNER. II. p.
JKssIE B. MEYER, Sec'y.
Belmont Council, R. and S. NJ, meets on the
See. nd tuesday night of every month.
H. r. BUMGARNER, q. N.
ID. BAILr, Rec.
nope ComInandery No. 26 OF KnighS Temp
rs m -sls on the first TuesdaJ night OF every
aoath. g. w. CAhhCLl1, L. Y.
s. D. BAILEY. Rec.
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BELMONT CHRONICLE.

LET the Resumption Ac. alone.
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EStab abliSh9d in 1873
Id HS U&.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
PASSENGERS S4ILED.

F1l TIVERPGOT.-In STqsgtfp ScV'ii1.- NJ RrI Yrs.
lanes Abbott Niles mary Abbott. Mrs Sell. p 'i"li'
~. AuotaSs Brandon AitCasi- Victor T. Ahe' aEi y.
Misa Baldwin, Frederick T.. Hah, ar al MRS A. T. u. Bah
sif-s Ran. L. Ban N-s Csuic Eu., Mi aud Mrs Gag
igI lanes X CART Miss Card, Mr. and Mia. John th-''
Augustus craven aausrt ant, j. J. Grouse. Mr. Geo -
"a. ING and two itcu. A. II boy, j. g. Dodge" ~ ana
Mr.. " J. Duufcricy Ir AID NJ j. r.. Irn'r.Dn MI IN
ME 81 E,an-. Madame I,s,cr and ouh"nn. Mrs Ino "a
Folgcr Nj. f,Iuh. NfS g. 'iruu Niles
tIa1 tirCu Chatlts \ aas. d,ss Daisy Halliday hs~r
Willie HHr!z", Mis- Mamie HaLn'ay, ~ X Florence an
f,v MI and Mrs. 4. :! H"i'Ug-N"ifh Miss k,r-haw p "
ng IT, JHlins evy q. Loeb HHs Eil1bih j. h IW.., .
Uc,ru Na'.rf Clpiiu MARKHAM. r. y. NJ. AMI Nfs
James NJ Milan Mis- Grace No William. Otto Muller 49, iry
l. n Sicinl Mr. OTt,z II. q. Oriie and son br H. !"
Fcasc. haten Rigg \. +. Rockwell J. IL. siml sou
George ii. smith, Joseph strauss, u. l.. Syihihs'
for Dr. Richard II. Thomas. Miss Mary Snow dcn
Thomas. Madame Tone and companion, Mrs. j. lni'
ucr Mrs. Julia Valentine. Mr. MIR &. Walc and wu
children, Mise VI. Blanche W,more " e. Wrghi, toui,
Kaioyrai Mrs. MicAo.u Princess suvaron j. OIen ana
49, ,,
FOR PORTO RICO ny afe0Dssbip Hadi-Hamuei Wymal'
t seth g. RaL,ock, j. D. Nc oILica, UptchaTs. Ia
l. Iltchhcld &. D. Moore ami servants. - 1tmat; ; ~
Ihog.psor Ma. q. NJ. Thompson. Henry j. Nad. J.! D's
M,r;re Iatliyra; J.. l. Pldi PacrtO tHbcO. Salvador
pr.<a-. G.. =. MCt SIIllck Laguayra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
REFUSING TO OBEY ORDERS.

The examination Of the fourteen men of the
Of the ship Levi g. Burgess who charged by the
captain with mutiny, begun yesterday before Com
missOners Shields and Deuel.. Captain Sarrett testified
that nothing dsorGerly occurred the day OF sail
ing, December 81, until January IL when seven men
refused work. They claimed that II their watch
below aud that they needed sleep He ordered them put
in ir0n. II their watch below at the time. They
then complained of their food for the first time On the
next day the other refused obey the order
unGer the circumstances. He then told the men
he should fine them day. pay No more dl-turh
ancc occurred until the vessel reached s port. when
nine Of The pretended to be taken suddenly ck and
refused to woFk. Their food had been such a. WAS
usually given 10 sCamcn, far as he knew
II necessary 10 nave both watches ON
deck At Ia w0. thc rigging properly. The captain
was unable To specify the who had refused 10 obey
his orders The mate william Barrett. testified 10 the
defas II the mems refusal, and sad thar watch
could nave been pat al wurS until the OTHER watch had
slept Ia O;hcr respects ne coTObQraied the capta :
testimony. The cXamira ion adjourned until today
when the prisoners counsel, Mr. Anderson of Anderson
h Smith, viii move for discharge.
Seven scamcu OF the British 1ark Grace. hound from
port FOR ROUen refused TO obey the orders 0 the
hIS; mate. yesterday, ana engaged IN gh They were
arrested ny the Uarhor Police and taken before Commits
suncr Shields who turned the matter 10 the Britsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
DECISIONS FER. -.

CppYftue fouyf-T EpnL,rs- lSv Judyr UOpoLuc -
~ ,,D'.t -. ~, Nh -. a., IL,
d. -'.. Al, ~ -. - - ,;.,,. t,,,,o. 49,
E''' 49, - v -. 81 ~, ' - - ~, ,,
~ 90. ~ =. ~, 90. ",- ~ az '- 'ii
.' ~, W, e ,, ~. 49,. I,,, y a.,
.,f - -. ... 80, ..,.' -
.i.tr. o. vs. no. a%s,i VI iis.ts gr,rt.ts F,l9ls,p
az klais.a.r-Aiouon I,ul.d without Nnf.
Wiftnr- tr'.! stand Nt.it
Iilon D1fr Institution Juci
-, Euc -. H. t.r matter 80 MlIii..-N Ton denied.
i'li~9 4tiiii
l.nt.-b Denied Eanr 4g,. Ay Hpion grant N.tlDct
sflr ard without .,il.cr % aliy cal ,I ,.
49, u.ss. .i4't "'-
B,tkla'. Mot lu eel 81. Hoi iIHA nave "tT y"
make order asked Nfi-" rtt at t-' Tu4 f'li " de
c..lon Of Tow IS L.. n 81 p"r''di ".'' Fi.H''!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

sesm.bip state Ct Nevada. Braes. Glasgow Scot Bald
scraps BIZ stockdale Cork for ORDERS Funch
steamship Columbus Reed. Havana Cuba VIM. p. Clyde
Steamship Clarbel, Williams Port al Prince savanilla,
ss5Ia;R LADY Harrlo, St John p r., Insuayra and
Steamship Marlborough (I,rl Fraser, 81 John. N. b. and
| Yarmouth, y. - A h. ouIerbri!ge q Co. -. . ,,.
Steamship Lone STAR Forbes Neworleans, Bogert & Nor
Steamship NewOleans Dearborn. New orleans. Feb 81,
with mtse ard pas to Clark tsesnan s,,,,,, ceorSa
steausnp General Barnes. Checsenan Savannah George
Steamship W. Clyde IngIam Charleston J. W. onin-
ship Hfhiarder, Hutchinson Hong Kong and amarket
ship Thomas Dana o Bosionl si,son. Calcutta Oct 49,
with mdsc % order: vessel 10 Snow 4 burgess.
Bark John II. Pearson Taylor. Marsees France James
BARK Precosa cNorl. Jacobsen Havre. France Boyd &
Bark Johannes (Gcr) Ihlder Bremen. Ger Herman Ko0p
Park II. McLaren OBJ. Dclap Glasgow. Scot. Snow &
Bdfs Atlantic (BrJ wyman Glasgow. Scot D. r. De Wolf
Bark speranza Or Andersen. Galway so days IN ballast
BarE Boins;jerne (Nor) Larsen Cork Falmouth for
nsrS Queen ibe seas Harrison Cape Town and Hong
Kong g. Franck Dickman. , 90. n..,
BARK Mary Edeout (Br) Gibson caibarien Cuba Brett
BARK Tlavio utal.) Nausea. DundaIk, Nd. slOcoych
BARK Esos ntnl) Nausea, Philadelphia, Penn, Punch
Bark Neversnk. Jarvis Perth Amboy, N j.. Brett Son
Brig valero (Br), Smith. Morgan Pill Eng ]. F. Whitney
s Joaquin. de Barreas span Letson Barcelona spain
Ruhna & 20.
big r ii. Toda Mcguire Kingston Jamaica, A. II. Solo
* Co.
ARRIVED
steamship Emhcrrs (Br BlSnd Cstania Jan g Messiaa
with fruit Law Giles & 60: vessel To j O. Seager
Steamship Charleston lockwood Charleston, keD 70 win
m,isc. and pissenSers ~ ]. W. Quintarl & Co. 49,
Forn0,s (AUstl Gla1uich, Trieste 80 days, WIN
empty barrels to order vessel 10 J. G. Seager.
BARK sam Sheper to Tur-s Island Dufee, CienfueFos
lruGiere CO.. vessel 10
j. NJ Aes days north Of iiailers Feb. ~ Lar
l5 Ion a mast, with TIC lower end
burnt, which hat not been long ia the water:
Bark (Of John y b. Whitney, Gloucester
~ days ballast to SCANNED Bros.
WIND-Smset-At sandy Hook, moderate W. y. W..
cloudy hazy At City isind, light w. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORT
Francisco Feb. 81 THE steamship City of YORK
Cav.Iy sidney Honolulu arrived here today she
brings the Brit!sh mail
itor other SAD NeIcs ses Fun Fd7e.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
THE COURTS.
SUIT ON AN OFFAL CONTRACT.
THE NETWORK RENDERING COMPANY RECOVER

THE NETWORK RENDERING COMPANY RECEIVERS
ONLY SMALL PART OF IT'S CLAIM.
The suit of the New-York Rendering Com
pany against the city and the Board Of Health ended
yesterday verdict tor the plaintiff for 81 ,473 81
The company the assignee OF tea-year contract
made in 1865 by F. l. A. Boole then city inspector. with
the Long Island Bone Laboratory Company, to remove
al Oal for II $50 month In the Summer OF 1873 the
company forbidden to do lis rendering at the
Trtyeighthst dock. Soon after great complaints were
made OF the washing Of dead animals the shores
Of staten Island and Long Island. and the Board Of
Health took DC contract from the Rendering Company
The company for various items Of damages, all of
due from July l. 1873 10 Apil l. 1879 about 10000
The main question was whether the plaintiff had VIC
lated the contract by casting 0fa i'll the waters within
the jurisdiction OF the city On this great amount OF
testimony was given
The city moved TO dismiss the complaint as 10 1t. on
the ground that responsible for the acOn ~
any OF its departments. Judge Van Brunt, before whom
III Supreme Court, Circuit. the case was 'rled, was
strongly inclined grant this motion, bu the point
jury. In charging he held that act OF 1874 gave
power the Health Board 10 terminate the contract
ny executing "a new contract. Such new contract
was made November = 1874. The extreme recovery
would he therefore, 81 $50 month from July /, 1873,
to November T. 1874, with interest from August 1873,
when the demand for payment was made. If. however,
the Conpany broke it's contract July, 1879 il
u was entitled 10 Que months payment The jury
found for the plaintiff for InODths payment. John
& Lawrence appeared for the plaintiff: Francis L. Set
son ana William i. Prentice for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
INJUNCTION AGAINST A FERRY.

In the suit by the city against JOHN H..
s'arn to stop ta Of the ferry from Pier No 10.
North Rv staten Island hecau-e Il lad not been
thonzod hy city, Judge DonohEe granted Yesterday.
absolute Injunction pending the su.t In explaining
ii. decision Ia SAID:
The right OF ferries is which the state has
dCT,d. and the this city under its charter
doubted. The uuIY dcicLc" that The defendant hiss
the ferry for years. II seems 20 so faT
from ing defence, Z IT, reason for now stopping
him. Ftrrics between NcWN0rk and staten Island ate
cOcvsl with tr E'Itr, and Tie fct that as
ferry established between particular Ior- give no
reason establish without license Than 10 cstah-
isl IL ferry Pc. Bee kna-- New YORK. ana WASH
iuciou-st, Rfookyn, because there II none lhcrc at
present. Motion granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
DIsCOURAGING THE GAMBLERS.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
George Brown ana John c. Hewlett proprietor and
dealer the gambling saloon at No. 231 Grandstwero
arraigned complaint OF John Rogers who claims 20
have been dcirauded OF So They held IL $1,000
each. Thirteen persons, who were found in the saoon
were required give bail In $500 each 10 he OF good be-
haviOr three months or 10 stand committed for one
month. with the exception OF Counsellor James Oliver
who was fined 80.
Augustus Robins and John Graham charged
with having "a gambling saloon AT No. 3o1 BOwery on
complaint Of solomon Bcrner. clOthier OF Chatham
square, who alleges that he has lost considerable sums
money there, from tire 10 Tine Graham and Robins
each detained in ~ 900 bail. Fourteen OF the
men found playing were sent 10 Jail month III
default Of 300 bail each. -Four were discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

An hishinaI i'll charge of "flag station"
stcprd gf .,res trsiu ..Where are the passeu gers
u .ct IA s. shOuses the conductor, bnsEiy. There
a't am said Pat. Then WHAT Gid you STOP me Train
iorf ''SuIe "a bow did know but what somebody
vented IL lei Jus f"-f Boston transcript
"Gentiemen of the jury" said a Tuscarora
lawyer. whui kud Of swearing has been dOhc in thls
ts,se Here we have pbysiCan, VINO, from bis
mSb and noble calling, should he regarded as one Who
SCEd sc0iH 10 stain soul with perjury. be guilty
Of giving GRANGE uHtruth. But what did he ties
i'iS geHteneuf put the question to hun plainly, az
yoh al heard: Where this man siabbedT And
what was his rrplyl UnbluslIn2iy. Ills features
and pIseid though cut from marble ne replied that
Wac was stabbed about inch aud half 10 the left
u the aIedal line and about an inch above the nmbil
nus. aud et we have proved by three unimpenchabie
witnesses that he stabbed jus, below the Young
america hVistiBg workG"-IElk0 NeyJ POST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
COLLECTING CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO.
I'm the Suit of Charles b. Peunc!d agains

III IIIt SUI UI NIIIIVS ID. I VIIItaW d-'tIII0t
Simon stevens the plaintiff had some claims, amounting
about $3s coo. against Tie Mexican Government and
emrlOyed the defendant 10 collect them He claimed
that Tie def udut obtained his employment by fasc
atons, and he Ec Oh that ground an order OF
arrest: He aicged also tlt the DIET, ndant obtained
81 1900 ana had not accounted for il, and asked
Cc,cr. yet .Idny. OF Judge Douohuc.
The dc3Naani appeared ard Fmi ted that he had re-
ccYcG $4,000. claimed That he had accounted iOI al!
except 1870. stated dat he lad given acceptAGces
dee p min, drafts FOR muci 1noc ihan tie balance
ID bands. lie was. however, con. Ht 10 nave re-
ceVrg aiP1uiCd provided that the receiycrship should
include Il moneys % hc received fIOm Mexico Oh tIo
claim. Il agreed that il any receiver Gaoud lc mp
pointed IL SHOULD Do William e. IraPhagcn. Judge DonO-
Lue .N.c.Ntl ms dc. isiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
SEEING HORSES FOR TAXES.
u -,AA II ,Ir,ol II CT. -,

William i. Scott and Alfred u. Scott, imme-
diatey after John Bonner flight got IN attachment on
lis horses 81 staten lanl They pressed their sui T.
swift Judgment issued cX"culon and. under Il, adycr
sod DE los for sale. Two hours before the time for
sal. The e. of The town seized the horses
fqvcs owed by Bonner on hi- rel estate. \ motion
va. u"f Yesterday. before :dsP DpDrhuc. 10 SET this
zurc Idle. Counsel argued Al length many qu"-tlonS
o." relative rights 81 the ShcrH and ~" tax c"cc-
tor L. Douphuc assured them more thau once mat
faere GUCs;lou- first. whether Tie Ept1h
bad Of tbc property before he tax collector
undertook ~ spi7r IT, and. second whether the Ouly
remedy of fIc 81 it not ny suit against the t1N
collector personally Tor tine debt lie reserved ns
IL. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
In the smt of Harriet o. KittIe against
GRIMM Al NOTES.

Deputy United States Marshal Dowlcy WAS
sent 10 West POINT last Liaht Ia arrr Michael TOoin,
the man Who Murdered "a United stats solilcg IN tic
garrison there Monday last Tobn will Ice brought to
this civ this morning.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
tcriay John Fisher held IN $1,000 bail. thnrE ii
with 80 alias clothing valued ~ $3.50 from 40 SIS West
Thirty -hi NJ 'h1e Mccarthy WIS ned IA
a. 900 ball. for sahpDs Andrew Gibbons and trying 10
Stab Thomas Delaney.
Commissioner Delcl yesterday began the cx-
animation - J.. \. k.rlu. Udo N ctr.,d vain counter
fiuDg the trade 81 j. and T. Ttr for tao pun
pose OF selling inferior brY. Inc ltuse, uiion j. begun
under the statute Of $50 which rs cOuH crf iing ",
labels criminal offence Cox Cox appeared for tie
prosecution, HBd th'uuc"y Smaller Tor k."n. Nr
E-uJud. 81 L. uu'd Francois Co., Hcrut. "f Marie
x Co. fctin {" TIE sp-riu Character ~ 'hr labels aud
the brandy. The rabe wds aaJoururd a.. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
CHARGES OF MALPRACTICE.
a writ of certioTari on behalf Of DR..

The writ of ceTtiorari on behalf Of DR..
Newton Whitehead accu-e d OF malpractice. al
iourucd Saturday upon III" understanding that the
proceed ugs before tie c0ion"r III the care Of Mis-
Iot'ic Temple who il suffering, il = alleged, from an
operation performed by Whitehead should proceed
promptly.
Al FsScx Market Police CoIrt, yesterday before
Justice inrgan Mrs. Enzahcth knec, of NJ. lG4 E1st
Trcni y-eigth-sI. bOught NJ complaint ot Mss
Rosa KniIcl Of No. ~ Frst-ave., for criminal mai
Iracfirr The complainant, WHOM Mrs iuges meal
cincs failed demanded the return OF her money Because
of the refusal 10 comply the complaint made. Tn"
accused woman was detained for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

sf.prrvp CorHG-d'IAMuFHs- Iouohuc. Nos 81. 100
100 no ia 1870 lSO. Ic" IA. ~ -5 3i -04 - "lf
2J2 as 49, 2i3 - go, u.s. 49, 2's' 90" va 30
PSI. sos,
,iuciIT-PART ~ Van Erunt. J-'ase ONO 1873.
=, - oK CoULT--IttIAL Tim Sanford mo HIy cal
Cl'ar
ColnoE rLEAs-EQrfr TERN-Yan iioe'en J.-Nos- =
81. -. 3D. ~, % 81, -.
Cr .tniH,- Robinson, J.-No day ,1cniar
TuAL 1LiH-PAEr 1--iafrcmoIo. j ~ on No 2it'
PAtt IL +. Ddy J.Sos Ii. ~. l@Jl lil4, I4'o -
1gG 1870, 1879. lIOI 1870. 800
tSrE,L STssIuSs-PARi +. Cuf,r-lceyc, J'oniad Ma!
Ter arson c0uIIrui; john sun an frl"nols at iif 'nd
hattcry; Ernest schmidt. grand ait,n.; n"y hc uiy,
fcoI0ns assault ani battery samuel STRAUSS as'a'!' ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
ARRESTED on EIGHT JUDGMENTS.

William +. Ncbuhr was arrested on eight
ina -1ncnts violating corporation ordinances, the
aggrrente amount of IA. iHos hcng 900. lie appealed
it WIS arrested He applied Ivy habeas corpus Tor his
roll. m fhr Ground fuai clJTi Lad been made Gi-
I, collect the money from hs nropcrty. ana t'i ms ap
lcal -tay.d ~ pr. crcdings. The writ directed 10
III. cav Marshal WHO sfitsted Liu Yesterday the
Mar-iii returned bcf,r- JuCge D0nohde, that he bad
turned over tie custody OF the prisoner 10 tire -hrrn
Iml-. Dn--nLue -rnnlcd now writ l-aiNst thc rLc-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
4 WITNESS AGAINST HIS WIFE.

In the suit of William o. Kinney against
Adod, Kinney declare their maTage void, the jury
in Common Pleas, Special Trn, found yesterday averic
on all the questions submitted in iayar Of The pami
Thc defendant Gld been married 20 Willard Iir ~ So.
SO had acparatrd from him. and III 1877 married The
Uaiuti1 Her first husband WA s'lll alive. ana was
Yesterday ,ness against her. The law mas"s a mar
rage by wife who hae not for iyo years heard from
her husband not VOID. ta0uEll VOidahlc The question
raised IL the ease was whether Mrs KInz'y mad not
heard Of her FIRST husbands existence within the five
years before her marriage with the plainn. Ia" jury
found had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
STEALING HIS SISTERS DIAMONDS

Thomas Fernandez was charged, at the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court yesterday, with stealing
diamonds yaued 5000, from his sister, Mrs. Grim
Fernandez lived his sisters house, No 81
Enst NiutG-st Tie Testimony was that he gave an
ALARM Sunday night, that burglars were In the n0Ise
arranged the doors look II broken Open ana nch
the diamonds were missed Thomas H. Briggs, OF No.
449 East Fftyeighth-st, was arrested while trying 10
sell the property and confessed that he got II from fe
nnnGcZ. Both mon wore held In II 900 BAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
AN ACTION FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.

Erwin Davis has sued Ellis Pearson TOT
1911 10 20 damages the suit growing out OF alleged
frauds ir relation TO the Flagstaff Silver Mining Company
Utah The defendant. on the ground that snit was
really on natters arising in England Utah and IN
yolycd the transactions Of +. L. H. Patrick, the acgeo
agent Of mine covering millions Of dollars and that
" yonld therefore heavy expenses, ainct, yes
teray from judge DoBohnc order thai the plaintiff
dls a,bOna in 81 900, security for costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
NrGMGENCE ABOUT CILVERTs.

DURING the great storm August 13, 1870, a
portion OF The Nsack and northern Railroad track was
washcd va-. aad an emhsnknent fcll. crushing the
house OF JY.clJ -. Tatcs IN the village 81 picrnont
sut f.. ~ 900 damages brought a0anri the Iail
r0n1 COMPANY. which he accident wac attributed 20
its ucglttuC' ia not kerpmg cuN'rts IN proper Otdcr
for draining of The wafer. The defence denied the neg
l,r.Urr aud thai the storm extraordinary
one The -evereet since 1892 Yesterday morning the
ir IN Common peas. Pr H.. before Judge j. f. DAILY,
~, a verdict for TIE plaintiff for 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
. sE,v,y,s COMPLAINT OF CRUELTY.

PHILIP Mcdonnell, seaman on board the
American shin swallow which arrived IN As port from
lIverpoo Tuesday night, ont warrant yester-
fav before Commissioner shields for the crest Of the
c,,,ta;n Rsrnabss &. HOw"e. NcD0hhcH cbafttS NAL
tLt eoned him. unlawiu!y and without any
cause Tor e1ght days small cell, W Wich ne Nas
compelled 10 one side. I!c aio Say nc Ws re
otcntly allowed ONLY one bsCuit 0aY, ana was treated
win great cruelty. Captain hJWer VIZ. P'acFn h'tr
bail. which was furnished by hir bI0ihcr, josiah u
UOwes Il Slipping broker of tins city