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Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Candidates for office are putting

Candidates for office are putting in an appearance with q view of feel ing the public pulse. John q Camp bell, candidate for Congress, left C lobe for tl.e King Mine and Picket Post on "Wednesday King s. Wool
 sey, sspigant Fer the sane position, was here some weeks since. Brady, Gabriel and Douglass, contestants for Sheriff, were here the present week. John J DeYine, caldidate for Recorder, has also been render
 ng hiinself agreeable to our people.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26

D. B. Lacey is busily engaged in haying. Mr. Salter Is also employed in the same business
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26

F. 4. WEGer. of San Francisco. is expected in Globe about the 1st psoxim0.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
RorTreaanrer.

2 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Treasurer Of Pinal county. Election on the 9th of November, 1878.
 r. P. MASSOLETTE.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
ForRhevIm.

am 6 caDdldafe for the office of Sheriff Of Pina1 county. Election on Nov 8, 1878.
 T. P. GABRIEL,
 King Nine, Pinal County.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Rar ahertG.

Thereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Pinal county.
 P. B. BRADY.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
ror nanre.enlnllre.

offer myself ss a candidate for the Ter ritorial House of Representative, at the ap preaching election.
 OSCAR AI. BROWN, Of Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Rar lanatnhla.

I Hereby announce myself as a candidate for Constable of Gila township, residence at Globe. A. c. PESDLEToN.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Fer nenr.nnnfntaNe.

70 f1s Fosers ef pfsal couafF- hereby announce myself as a candidate for Representative Go the Legislative Assem. bly Of Arizona, at the coming election.
 WA. A. HOLMES
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Dor gussiee of fhe reaeel

The undersigned hereby announces him- self a candidate for Justice Of the Peace for Pinal county, to reside in Globe
 c. A. sWAsEf.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26

At the request Of friends, 4 announce my- self as a candidate for Justice of the Peace Of Gila township, to reside at Globe.
 GEO. 4. ALLEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
For supervfssr.

! announce myself as a candidate for the Board of Supervisors Of Plnai county.
 JOSEPH C0LLiNGW
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Arizona Silver Belt.
ROs.D wARRIOR cLUN

Thursaay, septensI.cr %. 1878.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
MARRIED.

BUcHAyAN-FIELD.--ln Brooklyn, January Z, at St.
Peters Roman Catholic Church, by the Rev. /. H.
Boiler, ALEXANDER q. BUCHANAN TO ANNA MARIE
daughter OF r. +. Field, Esq, o somerville, KY No
cards.
observation-disclosures 81, at the resi-
dence OF tho bride's parents, 40 9th ST., by Rev.
Joseph Rylance. OF ST. Marks Episcopal Church, Mr..
RoBERr BRooKsDAw, of Bybunberry, England, to Miss
NErTiE DRUMMoND, OF New York city.
Grove tEngand) Guardian please copy
BURDETr- DAY.-On Monday, December "a, 1877 at
Fort Lee, n. j. by the Row. 4. b. Taylor BENJAMIN r.
BURpErT TO Mss ANNA d. Day
CLEARY-HAYEs.--In this city, on tho 25th uIt. by
the Rev Father Mcrrick, Ia tho Church of ST. Fran
CHS XAVIER MICHAEL CLEARy 10 MISS KITE b.. only
daughter OF John hayes, ST.
Rochester papers rioase copy.
LoCKLIS-TA-LOR In New York, 3ist ult. at the
residences Of Mr.. j. LeFovor by the Rev. Mr.. Hatfield
HATTIE e., youngest daughter OF the late John Lock-
lin, TO WILLIAM IL. TAYLOR, both OF New York city.
MURpHY-MURpHy.-On Thursday, January g. by the
Rev Father Everett, WILLIAM j. MURPHY to MAMIE f..
MURPHY both OF this city.
MCLocnLIN-GRAHAM.--On Thursday evening, Janu-
airy g 1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
No. lOe West l5th St, by the Row. John McMcnomy,
a. McLocnLIS, OF this Guy, to MARY A. GRAHAM, only
daughter OF AIR. and Mrs. Grnham.
PAr0S--HRNp ERsoN-- Monday, December 81 in
Brooklyn, NY, by the Rev. &. W. Milcn, WILLIAM H.
PATTON TO EMMA l., daughter Of stephen J.. and Maria
henderson.
PERsoy-BuSyELL On Thursday evening" Docem-
Der ~ 1871 at tho residence OF the BRIDES parents
by the Rev. y. $. DoIlass, ex-Amcrican Minister Of
BuSNELL, youngest daughter OF y. Dunncll. Esq., Of
New YORK.
Posr-BRNkEnnopr --On Monday, December 81, ut
the residence OF no BRIDES parents By the Row. John
q. Dc Baum, WILLIAM H. Posr. OF Jersey CiLy, to RErrA
BRISKERnoPf, OF Hackensack No cards.
Recommendations On Thursday. January 8, by
the Rev. DR. hucbsch, MosEs 5. RosEXBAcK 10 LIZZIE
daughter oil julius b. Pings, all oil this city.
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MORE MURPHYISMS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
James Woods OF No. 456 West Tween y-seventh street.
charged by Oicer Buckley of the Sixteenth pre-
cinct, with violation OF The Excise law. Mr. Woods
in Defence produced aud offered in evidence a license
In regular FORM issued by the Board oil Excise author
izng him TO sell liquors, but signed only by Caspar c.
Chlds. Clerk OF the Board, the signatures OF tho
Commissioners being absent In explanation, Mr..
Woods stated to the magistrate, who embodied his
allegations IN formal affidavit, that he
had sold liquors under regular license,
up to the month Of March, 1877, when, hts
sular leo dema ndcd-$50-Or which he obtained the
usual receipt When the agitation began last summer
as to the Legality OF the proceedings OF tho Excise
Board he became alarmed and applied for his formal
license He told TO rest quietly ali would DO
we'll. He called again IN November last, and, showing
signs OF impatience at the delay, Commissioner Owen
Murphy told him that the Board had considered
and resolved to give hun liconsc, which had
ingy been made out, but that the document had
mslad. Murphy then took blank from his drawer,
pas II to Clerk Cnilds, tod I'll IL out
sign il and maud 1t to Mr.. Woods The latter accepted
what he considered 10 be a duplicate and carried on
his business us usual until his arrest.
Juugc Kilbreth inI0rmcd Mr.. Woods that no had no
doubi OF his good faith in the matter but that the pa
per he relied on or protection was OF legal value
ana he would inquire urthcr INTO tho circumstances
and directed. subpoena to Mr. Chds for his appear
III the afternoon at three O'Clock. At three
O'CLOCK Mr. Cniids, though sotved, failed to respond
and the Judge thereupon issued another, directing
that gentleman 10 appear on Monday morning next at
ten O'Clock, TO which hour tho proceedings were
Journcd
The Is Interesting, as Mr.. McCleland, counsel
ntmatcd to the Court mat about tour hundred other
so-callcd ''dupcate" licenses had been issued undcr
similar circumstances all cviiencing pTcconccrcd
oesgn the part OF Murphy to iull applicants Tor
licenses iuto state OF quiet acquesccDcc while at the
same Time he protected himself from criminal indict-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
FAGAN'S ROBBERY AND FLIGHT.

Detective Curran. Of the First precinct, Brooklyn
yesterday succeeded in arrestng the who robbed
the residence Of Mrs Eliza Moore, No. 294JS Furman
street, on Thursday night His Is Edward
Fagan and BIO called at Til place Indicated, which is
u boarding house for sailors, and being In company
with Il man who was a friend Of the lauy's husband
sho entertained him hospitality. Missing certain
art clcs OF jcwelry and suspecting Fagan of
having them Ia his possession she locked
the door and demanded the return of her
property Tbs fellow struck ner violent blow in tho
face, aud bursting open ihe fed from the prem
Uses The plucky woman seized a revolver and dis.
charged two snots after him, neither OF which, how
ever, took cnecs Mrs Moore positively identified the
accused as her assaant, though he denies that
ut her house on the night oil tue robbery Police JUS
tlce Walsh committed him TO await examination on
"Wednesday next Pagan is powerfully built man
thirtysoven years Of age, ana lives at No. 1857 Con.
gress street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.

THE RECEIvED AUTHORIZED TO PAY DIVE
DGND OF FIFTY PER CENT 10 THE CRED
ITORs
Mr. Frederick Smythe, counsel for Fir. Best receiver
OF the National Trust Company obtained order from
Judge Donohue, OF fhe Supreme Court yesterday per-
hitting tho receiver, after paying all preferred claims
to pay.a dividend of nifty per cent to all creditors
whose claims shall be proved. Mr.. Best
in his petition states that he was duly appointed
receiver OF the company and filed his bond, which
was approved by the Court; that he entered uton
his duties and gave Dotco to tho creditors
their claims according TO law; that he has lIed
the County Clerk Iu inventory of all tho property
OF the corporation; that tho sum realized IRON the
assets OF the corporation amounts to $S76l24 9S OF
which $3.50. ia 9S Is deposited with tho United
the National Shoe and Leather Bank. less certain cx-
penses Hc states further that he mas received from
tho superintendent OF the Banking Depart
ment Len certificates Tor $4,000 oil tho
United States bonds heretofore deposited
with him by the corporation as security for deposltors
and creditors, and tbat said securities de-
post with tho United states Trust Company. lie says
that the National Trust Company up 10 the 18th OF
December last was indebted to depostors in the sum
OF Slo54, OO5 IL, as appears by schedule
tho petition CONTAINING the amounts due 10 EACH with
the HERALD Ho states lurther that up 10 the same
date the company Is also indebted TO certain SAVINGS
banks 10 the sum OF $3s, 500 Oh, including IN
tercst. The corporation 10 indebted Tor salaries
and the other miscellaneous claims do not exceed
S9o 600, and he AYERS that aer paying the preferred
claims he could pay nifty per cent dividend 10 the
creditors Tho petition ~ pay tins dvidend, as al
ready stated was granted also the lurther petition
that the United States Trust Company directed 10
deliver securities deposited with the superintendent
OF hc Banking Department. aud that It also be directed
10 pay Mr. Best from funds In It's possession su-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW ARMORY
FUND.

The Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company and tho
Queens Insurance Company have each subscribed $500
to the Seventh regiment new armory fund; Third
Avenue Railroad Company. $3.50; Archer IL PaEcoast
Manufacturing Company. $3.50, Orient Mutual Insur-
ance Company, $3.50
The Atlantic Mutual (MarineJ Insurance Company
adopted the following Resolution ON the I'd inst
Resolved, That without intending TO depart from the
rule heretofore observed rs to the character OF
TO be made from the funds OF the company IN
of the exceptional services rendered variuus
by the seventh al the New York state
National Guard for The conservation of pro.
lection OF pruDery In this and the efficiency and
readiness of this organization of unpaid citizen
for the like service Whenever required the officers
company directed to ~ 900 fund now in
OF collection for the building Of armory for tho
use Of that regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Faulkner, Page Co. Wright, Bliss Fabian Lewis
Brothers IL Co., Woodward, Lawrence H. Co., Low.
Hartman Co., ana twenty-five other creditors OF
tho firm OF Kiiznger Brothers. manufacturers OF
shirts at No. 81 Leonard street, representing claims
to the amount of $5S,O00, have fled a petition in
bankruptcy to have the members the firm declared
bankrups. Upon ding the petition the Judge granted
order to show cause, reurnablc Saturday next.
A, tho same time an injunction was granted restrain.
ing Marcus Goldman an attaching creditor; Pomcroy
" Piuminer execution creditors and Philip L. Straus
who Is eBdeavoring TO get receiver appointed from
interfering with or dlsp0siDg OF any Of tho prop
erty OF tho baukrupts until inc further orders OF
the Court. The eject OF this action Will be TO
the whole matter into tho United States courts Tor
determination. The liabilities of the iirm amount to
$l33, $50, and the assets are valued at SOL 343.
A petition IN bankruptcy has been filed against the
trn OF Adriance, Robbias II Co., Jobbcrs in dry
goods ut No 800 Broaaway, who iacd last month, by
Wright Bnss Fabian Lewis Brothers Co.. VIII
ian Lottimcr a. Co., Richard lselIn IL Co., George q.
Richardson Co. and thirty olhcr creditors, whose
claims amount TO $3D, 600
Tho drm OF keenan, IL Rosengrave, wholesale deal
crs IN snaws, dresses, &c at No. 20 Walker street.
whose assignment was published yesterday, have
merchandise liabilities amounting 10 49,, 900 and
$50, 900 discounts by tho Schoharic National Bank,
against which the bank holus notes. with tho firms
Endorsement, Tor $780, OOO ami Is secured 10 the extent
oil $50 900 Tho nominal assets foot up 10 $4,000
ana 1t impossible at present to give any approx
mate idea OF their real value. The creditors do not
cxhiDt much concern over the failure. a1d 1t is prob
able that a fair settlement VIII be made. As
the accounts oil tho nrm are completed meeting OF
the creditors will be called and tue whole matter
placed In their hands for determination
AT a meeting Of tho creditors of the Green Pond
Iron Mining Company, hold ut the Office OF register
Fitch, Charles Il. Maxseil was elected assignee IN
bankruptcy Among The claims proved wcro the fol-
lowing: First National Bank OF Morristown.
Sl2,375 32; Theodore d. Warren, $4,2J9 o.; G. IL.
Delamater, Sl,2l3 SO; ). Il. Rand 4 Co., S03l IS;
James Henderson, 1888 81; II. 5. Manning II Co.,
$51J ~.
David Travis, OF the iato firm OF J. Y. e. d. Travis,
did do business at No. 40 Lspcnard street as pre-
viously stated. Inc business there is carried by
Mr.. j. H. Travis, the urn having dissolved 1870 ut
No. I04 Duane street.
The following assignments wee yesterday filed In
tho County Clerks oiice Harley Ellis 10 William
Cohen, and Benjamin LcerDurger TO samuel Eckstein
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Connolly, board the ship George F. Manson, her
voynge from Norfolk TO Liverpool The defendant
held IN default OF 81, 600 bail.
Oiver Gay, the former manager and director OF the
New Hampshire Granite Company, was arrested for
embezzling $1,000 belonging To the company. A writ
OF habcas corpus Obtained by his counsel William
r. Howe, and tho prisoner was yesterday brought in
supreme Court, Chambers. before Judge Brady. After
some discussion the matter finally adjourned
until tomorrow morning
In the matter oil the estate OF william J. Mcdonald
a motion was made recently TO confirm the auditors
report, which held Hiram Ketchum, a lawyer, who
was appointed administrator OF the estate, RESPONSE
bic Tor the assets amounting to about 900, which
had been squan dered by the wife OF the decedcnt and
who had disappeared. Tho Surrogate holds the law
yer responsiDie nasmuch as no had assumed the ad.
ministratorship OF the estates
In tho will case OF Felix Trust Gouraud tho propo-
neht In which Is Mrs. Martha b. T. Gouraud, the
widow, contest Is commenced before surrogate Cal
vin. by tho son of Mary +. Trust Gouraud, former
wife. The point was raised yesterday on behalf of
tho nroponent that the right to contest should be
denied 70 the contestant on tho ground that he was
nota legitimate child Of the testator. The counsel
for the contestant produced the judgment roll con-
tainpg the record OF the divorce OF the mother Of the
contestant from the testat0r order 10 establish Tho
proof Of marriage. Tho Surrogate reserved his de-
cision on Its admissibMity as evidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
ANOTHER LIQUOR DEALER HELD.

On complaint OF OGccr Daniel d. Kennedy, OF the
Twenty seventh police precinct John VI. Stout, a
saloon keeper Of No rs Church street, was arragned
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday, for violation
OF the Excise law in having sold liquor without being
duly licensed. The officer said that citizens dress
he entefed Stout's place and asked Tor drink. The
barKeeper gave him bottle OF GIN Having paid for
drink he arrested Stout, who was ~ the barroom
ut The time Judge Murray promptly told the officer
that he ala wrong In asking for the drink and
directly inducing tho barkceper to break the aw The
Judge added, ''de has as good a right 10 mako a
charge against you; shall mold you Dotn, and the
District Attorney may uso you as witness II no
likes In his defence Stout said he bad IA United
states license and also receipt for SIS from tho
Board OF Excise. Judge Murray. saying tnat neither
Of these documents could protect him, held Stout in
500 bail TO answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

In tho case OF ID. u. Wright indicted upon a charge
OF forgery TO tho extent OF SO 600, a motion was
made before Judge Brady, In supreme Court, Cham
0cr, yesterday ON habcas corpus proceedings Tor his
admission TO BAIL Docision was reserved.
Tho SUIT brought by George tho Count Joannes
against Messrs Jarrett Palmer to recover ST. 500 Tor
acting Richard ILL., at Nbo's, and winch resulted In
disagreement has again been placed on the calendar
tor triaL
In the case OF David r. CoDy ugham against Frank
Leslie, who Is sued for The OF Sl35 Tor literary
matter furnished by plaintiff IN June last Judko Shea
the motion OF Mr. Denis A. spclllssy, set the trial
down Tor tho 18th INST Tho defence is a general
denial
a suit for absolute divorce has been ccd by
on The ground OF alleged adultery and upon afl-
davit made by her seling up that tue defendant was
now iivIng IN Chicago Judge Brady yesterday
granted order Tor service OF summons by publica-
lion.
In tho United states District Court, Jndge Benedict
smpaneIed the Grand Jury yesterday,6f when Mr.
Horace b. Taylor, banker, Wall street, WAS foreman
Tho Judge aiterward sentenced Edward Murtagh and
Francis j. Cook, charged with stealing letters from
The Post once, to Que years imprisonment,
sailor named Francis Campbell was arrested and
brought Ueioro Unilcd states Commit oncr Shiolds
charged win assauiting smother sailor named Michael
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
STOP THE CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In WOW OF tho contemplated rapid completion OF
the Elevated road would it not DO good policy Tor
President Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company to
undertake TO remedy somo OF the existing evils his
road My cause OF complaint ths:--I very iamo
times and it Is impossible for me to get a
whilc 1t IS in motion, and am compel cd in conse-
qucnce almost every time wish TO ride wait the
from three to ten minutes car after passing
aud tho drivers refusing stop, notwithstanding
signal them 10 do 50. oadd TO this, upon showing
my dspeasure ~ TINS treatment by looks and words
often been treated with what vulgarly called
theS.'grand laugh" by both conductors anu drivers.
HAYS heretofore retraincd from complaining at tho
ofve OF this treatment out OF sympathy ior the en-
ployes, but justice TO myself will eventually Uc
compelled 10 do SO. SUFFERER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
DIED..

AccLES-At his late residence, PSI Mulberry Al. ,
after snort and severe illness, WM j. AccLgs aged
81 years.
Notice OF funeral In to-inorrow's papers.
ADANs-On January 8, 1875. LEMUEL IMMAsUEL
ADAMS, aged IL years, months and IL days, twin
sou OF A. Lcmuel anu Elizabeth adams
Funeral IRON the residence OF hts parents 100 East
l2lst ST. on Monday at ten A. NJ, 10 proceed to Cy-
press Hills Cemetery.
BAKEa--At Norotoo, Conn.,, on Friday last, EDGAR
V. BAKER, son OF Harvey and Carssa NJ. Bakor In The
15th year OF his age
Funeral services at the residence Of his parents on
Tuesday, Sth inst, NJ eleven A. NJ. Intcrment at
Bccchwood Cemetery New Rochelle, at hsif.rast two
!. n. Train leaves New YORK ~ 9;o5 A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
ENFORCING THE EXCISE LAW.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

TO TIE EDrOR OF TIE HEKALD:-
AS Mayor Ely recently discharged his own charges
against the Police Commissioners, on the ground that
the said Commissioners proved by tho evidence
to have faithfully and efficiently enforced the Elk.
ciso law, no will perhaps DO glad TO have
confirmation OF the wisdom and justice of
his decision. This he may nnd IN the fact
that Of the acquitted Com ssi0ners, Mr.
Wheeler celebrated tue decision with friends at
an unlicensed liquor saloon John street Monday
Afternoon last, drinking Mayor Eys heath in
''strong and spirituOus liquors" Should tho Mayor
confirm THIS stat mont he is at bessy call
witnesses eXUnitcd States District Attorney Bliss
Mr. AlgornonvS. sullivan. Mr.. Southworth, the ex-
receiver OF tho Blocker Street Railroad, and other
gentlemen whose names he can rec(Go by Etimating
such wish in the HRRALD's columns.
LOCKER ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
PARTNERSHIP LIABILITIES.

Judge BIachford the United States Circuit Court
handed down decision yesterday in the matter OF
james n Plumb, bankrupt, who filed petition IN
voluntary bankruptcy In February, 1868. and who no
applies for discharge from his debts. Tho Judge
states that the discharge objected ground
that the Court could not grant him discharge be.
his petition dscoscs debts owed by tho firm OF
j. NJ Il j. N. Plumb Co. aud assets belonging to said
hrm aud that he was member of said firm, and that
he did make the other three copartners in that
firm parties 10 Inc petition which no ed thai all
debts IRON which he seeks discharge ed
by him member OF the firm OF J. VI. q j. y.
Plumb L. Co.; that the four should have bepn
brought in under orc petition, aud That as tie mat
ter stands this Court acquired no jurisdiction over
the assets owned by The arm jointly, as members of
the tirm Of j. ii. j. N. PUMP Co., and no
jurisdiction tn discharge James ~ Plumb from any Of
the debts owned by nm as u member oPthat firm.
Judge BMtchiord concludes an elaborate decision
oIiows:--"l am OF opinion that TINS Court nas not
acquired, either by tho petition OF James y. Plumb,
Or by tue petition OF the o!hcr three such jurs-
dction OF the estate oil tho copnrtncfship ef j. NJ
J. y. PUMP Il Co. that IL can discharge James n.
Punb from the debts he owes MS member OF that
partnership lie owes no other debts. Moreover, he
must III given proceeding, be discharged from all
his debts or from none. discharge rs rcinseJ. j.
X. Hayward Tor tho bankrupt; g. A. Scixas Tor tho
Oppos! NJ creditor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
A COMPLAINT AGAINST THE ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Please tell Us why we cannot got our wages on tho
New York Elevated Railroad. We have to work very
hard IRON morning until night, and VIC have not re-
ceived any compensation for month. The
families OF suffering for the neccssarics
OF life. 1t is shame for rich corporation with mil
lions Of dollars at It's command 10 keep poor men
waiting ITS pleasure. We had to work on Christmas
and New Year Day. and were told We must ethor
work or be discharged Ii VIC ask for our discharge
and are lucky enough 10 get discharge ticket they
tell us we must wait until pay day. II We ask when
that will be told by the clerk IN the Office that
he cannot tell. Ii we ask our foreman he tells he
does not know, j..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
A DECREE OF DIVORCE.

decree Of absolute divorce was granted BY Judge
Pratt, In the Supreme Court, Kings county, yester
day, in the suit OF Thomas Boyle against Mary Ann
Boyle Tho parties who have two children grown up,
we're married IN London, England, twcnty-one years
ago. The defendant was charged with improper con-
duct with W. II. Newman IN the month OF October,
1911 On tho trial before the referee own sister
and her daughter were Witnesses against her. Tho
plaintiff may marry, but tho defendant 10 prohibited
from dong 80.