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Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

From Prominent VETERINARY Srrcr,.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Giles, Chemist, Sir. ifihoS' h.SS
practiced extensively in Europe and Am@'' n@se
ca, and your new discovery, Lini,neII,, Lii,,eI,
lodide Ammonia, surpasscs any thin" !;
ever used for splints, strains, lameno.ss ::
the limbs or shoulders, weakness aero, "a
kidneys, wind gals, and hard, bony '.n .,r,r ,Ie
ings on the joints. 1t is truly morvoIo.I IelI'
Yours very truly, RALPH OcIr '''''s'
Veterinary Surgeon.
$50 West Twenty,ffth St, n y
Sold by all druggists. Jas. P. IIoFeci..
agent, Smyrna. Trial bottles q [tns. car,F
Send for pamphlet. Dr.. Gnrs s"''
l20 West Broadway, n, Y
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

a WAR on Low THEATREs.-The mayor Of
Philadelphia has declared war on the low
theatres in that city on the ground that
they are disorderly houses. This action
will benefit public morality and serve the
interest of legitimate places of amusement.
Something of the sort would not be out Of
place in Baltimore in regard to places not
exactly called theatres, but having some
pretensions to performances in that line.
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

Gov. HALLS INAUGURAL showed him to
be q man of good intentions. He said
incompetent and faithless public servants,
by their ignorance of duty, or abuse of
power, always bring reproach upon the
Office with whose authority they have been
clothed, and to that extent weaken and
embarrass the administration of the gov
ernment." Mr.. Townsend was brought
before the Legislature with articles of i'm
peachment resting against him. The i'm.
peachment has been suppressed, it is stated
on conditions that compromise the very es.
sence of the above declaration, but it is
hoped by parties who had no authority
right in the very beginning to embarrass
Gov. Halls administration.
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

The selection of Robt. J. Reynolds of
Petersburg, this county, for State Treasurer
and John F. Staats, of Appoquinimink, for
Auditor seems to give satisfaction every
where, unless perhaps among the disap-
pointed seekers. The new Treasurer's
father, r. w. Reynolds, was a prominent
leader in his party, was Register of Wills
and was at one time prominently spoken
of in connection with the Office of Governor.
The new Treasurer is a farmer and has
served one term in the Legislature.
Mr.. Stats, the new Auditor, is farmer
residing at Ginn's Corner, near Townsend,
and is spoken of favorably by all who
know him.
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

SENATOR CooCH is going for the abuses in
the coroner's Office, viz: holding inquests
over boxes of "chicken bones and cocoa
nut shells" negro babies, and juries swelled
to the maximum number for the sake of
the fees. He has introduced bill to
salary the Office of coroner instead of
making the office dependent on fees as at
Drasant
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

A SICK SEHAToR.-The exclusively r.,
pulency Of a certain United States Scns,a.
has long been the butt Of editorial vi, and
spicy bon 'aots from the pens Of Wa,hjnp,on
correspondents. Few persons have .n,
pected that his obesity was disease. and
liable to prove fatal. Yet this is the sad
fact. Excessive fatness is not only d;s.
ease in itself, but one Liable to genera
other and more serious ones. Chenjs,r,
has at last revealed safe, sure, and ra1.
able remedy for this abnormal condition Il
the system in Allan's Anti-Fat Distincu;. h.
ed chemists have pronounced it not oniv
harmless but very beneficial to the system
while remedying the diseased condition
Sold by druggists.
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

THE "divorce mill" at Dover is in full
blast, and from this time on, if we may
judge by the itemized proceedings, Ia large
part of the new bills introduced being for
dvorces), the quantity turned out is
likely to be large. The proper place for
most of these cases to be settled upon is the
courtroom, for which specific laws are
made, but our Legislature seems much
more favorite place of resort because a
much easier mill to grind them through.
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

II. II. CoLCLAzER, well known news
paper correspondent, who knows so we'll
how to tickle our public men with the
goose-quill, came near having the compli
ment returned in selecting State librarian,
but, as has frequently been the case before,
the "dark horse" trotted off with the prize.
Mr.. C. was the evident choice of the Legis.
lature for the place, but in all the appoint
ments Sussex had been left "out in the
cold" and to satisfy her clamoring, had to
be thrown this BONE
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Cards and Circulars printed at this Office
If you want to avoid suffering from cold
feet, go to Johnson's, where you can get
Mems Buckle Overshoes for $50; Ladies
$l.25; Elastics, IS cts. to 81. Very cheap
Smyrna times., 1879-01-29

There is no case of Neuralgia which can
not be at once relieved by the use of Kel.
ler's Roman Liniment. At all Drug Stores.
Price so cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

iO.3u ~ calendar called az Il Nos 20 20 30. 4
isa ~. si'22 si5 sa7 ~ 81 5i4 SO sis
GHNFHAL 1FHd-Iavlt 4. ana hrady ana ingalls, il
SircAi TtH,i-Vsn Br1ut j. Court open. az 1890
Law and Fsct-Noa lI6 2os, 90, ~, l5' 49, 49, ~
,IRcrir-PARr I-Adourned sn. TO.
Part II-hawett -S Sourt opens az 1880 a. m m No., Nos
..3, 1903. 1921 $500 3D. 1912, 1883 1921 l32i 1876
PAM iIi-Vsn worst Court onens az 1890 a. m.-
Case ou 80. ia5 buns ir oat te Peoples iTe lnsuF-
rgalos torar-ClNGaAL Isn-Aciouued until the
fret Monday Of December r the purpose OF rendering de-
-rIciN rEaw-sedrwrcs. J.-ceurt opens AT 10 a m =
g. G2 or 0s Z. O. 10. H. - 80. 4s. 49, os o. g. -
Nos 4oa 577 So ss 33g 4ii ga. 5-5 4is. SOL
conNo> PIEAs-GiNrrsL IrsN.-C p Daly. J.. ). F.
pav and Van IIocscn. JJ.-fuUf Orer. at d n ~ Nos
~ - i+Dl. ga A. = l3 Il, 10 l0' L. Is 49, 20 ~ ~
-rftl, TF.y- lairetlore Court opens az II mo
1siai TEsv- PAnr T-Foach. I-Court opens lt II O. r. -
Nos lOi5 llis. l45 l3.. $50 lI5l, -9s lo97 to5't Do
Fsu lI-Aloornei f'r The term.
MARNE Corsr- lnlAl lEnN-PARr i-Nc Afam. ?. G.. ~
8-le. 2-0. j-7 32s. $40. $3.50. 3:l. 1888. .,, ...
IAm iIi-Alser J.-Caurr orens at u a. m.-Nos
lrxrR,l Srssoys-P,sr IGudersiceye The Peonle aE
Alfred Raum. James wallace otto foppe ran hl..,a
Joseph smith John iayi1n arcenv i.om the person oan
Coleman v0ilt'u = LOTTERY laws; chae Crimes J'An
Gourney BENJAMIN Wiikoski, grand larceny - ,-.,.-
PARl u-toWlng. The People sgL henrY n "Ac
never Stcnhen Manev, feon on, assault nnd oaerT %
n Green srand larceny Taoma. r. Heal 1cenv from
person ll-lie' yn, % S'sI,en I r, Hosett
berry InOmhs Ltonarc uuiEaI. f-rorIl,A As- %"
Thomas Rogers. grand larceny jonn k,tugm burglary
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

discharge purchaser and for payment OF counsel Zee
and expenses denied with $40 costs Cews ag IN
the matter nevln; Thomson Cn4hn ~trnrhel agt
Nc Pherson matter Of Maoy IN the matter OF LIN
la Rua De ADgarcia biake agt DecAot Nus
Special Tra-Bv Judge Donohue.- Murphy agt Mulhol-
land and others opinion 49,. .,
Rv Ju'ge Van BrunG-sayer and another art Buterred
Findings and d signed The People * ret
the OF Fire Comm SsonerS the PsOpe *
Tel Merrill agt the Beard Police -Qua-hed The Pe0
pe 81 the BOaE Of Police etc The People
the fire Commissioner the People eA
rel the Fire commissioners ders signed
Superior COuri-Gen0Gt IeTm-Bv Judges sedg-
SDer Free iman Post art Canpheu-J uhginent
affirmed with opinion by sper, cameron aEt the
Equitable society etcJudgment anirn-i
with and appeal from oTder dismissed opinion Oy
v Chef Justice Curtis and Judge agf.
pev order reversed granted upon conditions
order affirmed with costs Coles agt Coles-order Ahimed
Pv ChcfJusficc Curtis and Judge sedgvck Kidf sgi.
PhilpS-J Judrment and appealed from affirmed win
costs 10 respondents; oDEion 2 curlm
Common Pieds-Specdl Ierm-Bv Judge Beach,
Schmt agf soingaT and another Mellon granted sec
de Wiids ETC., ag. Pasons.The motion
the o Il granted but NJ the proceed
ns see o have b,eu aRsn hy good faith IL
IL " CO = memorandum on file.
Bv Judge Van Hoesrp.-Ostrum agL Williamson et Al
See memorandum papers.
Marine COHrf-C -Chdmbcrs-By Judge SInnott.-
McTaf ana Sc fff al nltN iftfl
lrT9 pkc e. McrcrsIe motion 10 st aside the g.
ond sasacr pece ara re0sate Judgment for costs II
granted $40 10 asks Tor a1udl
Printing ard konkhuc COMPANY Motions granted io' e
2l-t oi Nuveuber Marks ast ALrens- Motion srinted DO
lr watson. Motion lrlnttt unl~~s Withn zen n'l-
paniiG puts calendar and pays SO costs Wheagt
Wyman.- Motion den~l without kaufhed ag Slc"-
loh STAY vac-ted Mohlng ag -emaraG Notion -Ianlel
action dsmiss'd with costs. NlcApt AT -alomou M'lnu
den ct with COSTS To- ah tc TIE event. Joyce ac Jip
sheridan agr Miller Motions granted a. per oriers ird
Hene a BrumueDeiault opened aud cadsc restored Tor
IL u-t-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
nrcIsInN.-NnY- hi.

Srprf,a, Court hambers-Bv Judge Barrett
fhepnerd Cukriar. see emOrandum GrOtb aRL Wash
- a cndmc cnts settled.
BrlutIm the mat cr OF The New Nlty
I'd Northern KliirDsd Com aI1.--Or1er set.ier.
-. Judge DcnOhne-BAss agt bfs.-N0 sufficient proof
identity jenkins BHvene drcct ing Hterfoga
torres Cornish Cornish -keferreC to William A Borc
l. proof rteDng agt Locahsgs otion denied With
AM costs. POWis POwis Granted memorandum
a .aiu at BiAnd.-N0uon deniet Hazard Straub
6sltuan >einuch-Orders granted IL tie matter Of
Achelis. .--fsrantel.
ev Iud-e Lawrence -M0rrel M0rreu.-This motion
slOnla De the regular Special Tenn LynDerg
Ilaub order dismissed BurEc agt Bur. e-es uem
orandfm Bglow Life Association of Ame1ca-
h0uOn defendant for allowance granted and 500 al
p1 Plaster D., agt ~rab4y This motion
must be denied $40 cosIs " DaLN Luers 2st Erun
SeL r-Noon granted second Friday. John agt john.
The take the report until that has been
pass question OF aNm0nY. -chwAz
schd Of efar-e confirmed snd
Judgment % divorce GRANTED 20 the painr In the matter OF
the Bnai CheBrat Is impossible for
granted upon oi costs o
judgment stand SECURITY and short notice To Dr.
cfpt.d Tor December cr0. aSt Ayres being
LfAs ts thiak thai thete pe resale % the
properly referc % m lhe order Macarthur
bat Fdfhquesf sef se and rrsGrcd 70 the caen
= DO fee called upon gv@IasucuI IA This alter
Cornell 60 11n denied With $40 costs 20 zDie
EbsEI-rlt sch Iseribe motion Tor leave %
tiscOn fis sccn without T. denied Win costa
Mcfuun Nernca;0n OF tbc af1dayt read n
the omitted Cornell aE Coleman
agt eY.rbs for the foreclosure OF
Eortgnge and p-ntf entitled % the statutory
bwance abide the cannot 0f be al
Esed " the os1eated party Maze. JE, -s bIockserAo
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 1l.-ln the Court of AD-
peals Tuesday. November H. 1s79-pre-ent. ,he Hon.
Sanford L. Church. Chief Justice aud Associates-the
following decisions were handed down;
Bue act the People-Judrmeut afrmet Casey agt. the
IN AerS n'Ts "a % ane 4 1asn K'.E & Eir9aa DS5 any
The CIV Brooklyn Hall smith Baiuorge sg'. Rcn
nouo Cutleg agL Mlr.or ltow agj shannon fosner
;-il ami Hudson hiver Rdlroal Comp@ly M@nuile
at Hogan Judgment arlmei wiih cost. Arnw asI t-e
J1vce the Nel ors Guar MY and In einnly Company ag
awe @ Sountv orr os h Genera Term revsrsed and
order OF Wayne County urt affirmed with Marshall
az ~ r' rr m iia eos- rrowbrisse gt Koran
Judgment u TIE General Term tever-el..- ana
with costs Norris sg- Budong.-Ju ement OF me
ve.ec and new ia grated. aode rh event The
People * rel bsNn ag, ss slaelrisr aiinri & anu lsr
Vim agt Marvin -Orier tev,r'ea am motion ior css,s
r'e rel Ransom agL The Board Of suiery.sors
ON hs eee,. OS .+.n ae, Saieiil-Monon gr MED
without '-t~ thti rr.i'tl4r - a'rh :" t9 ~ [ , ds s
uaymen. Oh COST %. al lsr .n Ppr" " s @ 80 .o' ' M w
ne Trov Clfy poce fe Union Irus Company of NeYork
u ssed IA costs liaeh agt tne cen. Naion4. saRs-
AZ on tor rearg granted IN couseqnrtce
case oil Barnet agt the Muncic National Bank Mmee
d. ne ne 49,, & a. sv5,so,, rc.t. a5S orier
= at The remttuI bs am-nasd 10 yacate TIE attach
IN 90 tar a. ~ Affects e tights o. N Atoerg7r IN
Tor reargunleur oefied wltu flu cosi~.
the Court Of Appeals today the following business Vas
Transacted
Motions: 40. 494.-phLp EmbUrv at H. C. Foster and
the from the notion calendar;
I,uamln keesam Tor motion Jess Johnson opposed
NafoI ceniel. No 5.- MsIy A. NaDderSaN agt James,
Ioler 20 compel appellant Go renew sureues on
Srnra Dewitt brown Tor motion Jesse Johnson opposed
Noflo1 erand thauucey Smith agt AdOlpL trankDeld
notion Tor roargll lnent. etc, submi ted
Ordrf.-N0 2s7-traucis " Thompseu. ap
peanr agi The Commissioners for oanng yoney q the
foI.a States. etc. respondents Subnitt~d. No Ca
Phiu Fmbury. respondent, ag a. c. Fo-cr ana Auttier
sntsArgu,d b' Jesse JoAnson or spOelsnis sens
M ~ T. Ee.sam re-pO.Ccut. No 4I6 J. " rcus Boor-
man ape liant agt the Atlantic ard P,ciac iToad Com.
rarv resyoud-nL-Argued bg j. ~. boOrm1n Tor
Appellant Chal.s + Burel for reaponeent.
~ az. IN Phiip J. Jester q Nscate
sssassaieaf.-Arguef BY Moody B saith FOR appel
fanf. 4 Beal for respondent No ssIln r. ~ b"s on
10 .,c Inn etc. Railroad the tfsca ~
a.. ttlruaa Company ArRael Oy Esek
Cowe ,or appels W Paige for resporGent No 4-b-
IL ~ Fo-ton tunnel ETC.. 2road mpsny 10 cross
o. tr tcK Boston aud lrov aud b nnngtOn
Iaiifoad COmDauies.-Argued by samuel Hand ior
si-Dc0rce " BERGEN respondent agi Jennie s1eiioor
apo others appel ani-Afguec by A NJ Weller for appel
Ents. John Csvo for respondent rdwsrd -inons al d
oth.rs OhoIphs Huoi ana ot 7s mo1on 20 fsnit
G. >. q court beon.-Suhmif'ed
Th following dav calendar for ecncscay November
2 ls7s: Nos FL, e. 81. IS. AS, 449. II, IA.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
THE LADY OCT4TIA."

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE bark Lady
Octavia. VIII collision with the steamer Cham
pion. i. dorked at Cramps Yard An inspection
shows that her damages remarkably hight
considering the force Of the collision. The work
OF repair will not be begun for several
DAYS an order arriving to-day nv cable 10 leave
vessel present condition until the aren't sh8
arr No action OF KIND, n Il stated Will De-
taken la The natter until the arrival Of the agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
- M of John ]. Ahernethv. NJ. D.. Medi
CRIMINAL NOTEs.

Mrs. Lavanburg. of No. Is East Forty
nutl-sf, rVDhtd on October OF "a gold watch, a
chate.aine pockri-blos aud other articles She nsd
reason tO suspect William echemer young German
hOm she hal uefeuded. and caused his arrest. The
prisoner admitted having pawned the stolen articles
lie sentenced TO state Prison for Two years and SIX
months
William johnson and William Nickels were
goods store o. lboulds Courtney No.
Sl0 eprmg-st, on tne night OF November =. They
gained admitance by forcing the fans the froat
door In Court Of General Sessions Yesterday bOtn
prisoners pleaded guilty. aud sentenced ~ state
Prison Tor four years each
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov II. 1870.
The following sales were held at the Ex-

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Nov. II. 1870.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change Saesroom today
BIZ Bernard SrnVfA-
IS T " p'1f Of lo sI5 iynSh s76oC
.-stcry br.cE Tenement houses o. lots, Nos 8dl
saIe. 5o1 5I4s KOS. ami Eddy - 10 SO.
RU Richard 3 HdrHer.
u Wi lam st. 1T 2GIsGs wm Macy eooC
600 Sss Il oqaT oi III s5Ioss sa@ lad loOc
! plot or lSnd 10 ithst 376 r. Of Wtlsave, -
sS'h SIS Geo Moaitoa - 90,
plot of lsnG Q lsIth-s running through q l4-th
NieAols --e.-.--...-..--. 5000
b. nun ". CdmD.
J-sforv brick tenement with iOt No 4sl East 14fh-
life Ina 10 90,
BB 4 r. Muller e son.
2.-rorv frame house with lO.0fs East l79ds ST
block front Madison ana Wa-hiu gt0n-aves.
each Ot24xlOO, Chas Hatch 1,JO'
bu J0an T.
s ~ 81 Avec. lot is1ss' August Iaeoia 2oo
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

Michael Farrell sued Leander Sarlcs to re-
rover $4,000 damages fo. having bis loot crushed
on F.brnary - le7s ny truck hel n~n- to sa7ies.
The cl-e was tried The Kings County Circuit Court.
D. fore Jude Gilbert YESTERDAY, ~ud tic jay gave iAe
plantiH verdict of 5000.
Or. f. Leroy Satterlee, police surgeon
brought SUIT agan-; city the supreme Court, ope
cal Term 90 recover $500 testying expert ir
behalf of tAe CRY the request OF The Corporation
Counsel The answer Of tho cify was that as the plain
. nOc- surgeon under the city charter ne could
this service out ~ the CITY treasury Tie
plaintiff -mur ed to tls answer "imlng mat he va,
~ a citr bur a stale officer Judge Van bruni rem
de-. I~un vest sustaining TINS demurrer au0
lilg judgment for the plaintiff
The will Of John J. Ahernethy, NJ. D., Medi-
cal Director OF the United states Navy died for
probate the gates Court yesterday IL dstrb-
ufes an estate or several hundred thousand do ars
among various relatives and small sums o. other
friends After the death of sistcr-in-aw, Nrs sarah
hcLein Aherncty $4,000 of the lie es ale given 20
her be given Yale College for tur founding Of a
posf--r4duafe fellow ship. 20 be known the john J.
Aotfurthy Fellowship. Tie income from tins Is not 10
Be- ci boy any beneficiary for more tsan nye years
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
THE COURTS.



.,r,r Ey THE GovERxMENr FOR $4,000 PENALTY.
Suit has been begun In the United states
Distret Cour, bv the Gov, rnment against Aos deepen
hrock as the representative OF the firm of F Puset
10 ,nor,ers OF church ornaments etc, at No o2 Bar
lav, 10 recover $50 900 penalty for importing ana
entering a the Custom House certain goods below their
actnal value In addition to the differentiation the
Government charges forgery aud wrong classification
Priests are permitted. under act OF Congress To import
reas free OF duty their making oath that the art
res are specially imported for The use or the chuch 70
which they belong II Is alleged tuat under this iVese
aeeuis of house OF Pusgct Co have obtained non
c,ergynen the country. who have purch" -"u rum
firles bought free OF duty on signing me ossn Ln
bauk tie goods forwarded from the STOCK o. tne
frm and the oath blank was nlru aNsl
for future use The blanks IN the loIm
a. oafh were filed az required hhu
~ l. alleged nv system the GoVernme IL ha- ucoh
wind . ont Of many thousand dollars Ihe mousse II
sls~ rh rral with wrong classification OF -A go"s
hooks printed published over twenty wears ago 10
be- ~ entered: with passing church ornaments a.
church regaa; and with entering god eosses 40 wv"
TO ACCOMPLISH the alleged fraud the firm was ASSISTED
nv p SNYDER AN Examiner Ia the Appraisers Once. As
result Of the Investigation m1dr Dl tue Nuloui iu"a'
SNYDER has been arrested charged Win ~1nltliuS p"
enrry a lnrsc quaniity OF church Vcstmenls rr9tl''
efatuarv church furniture and other articles; upon paw
fbereop SNYDER was brought before United States Com
u,i-sioner Shields and waving exam utuon We com
mified await acllOn OF the Grand jury. b1" was
a $500
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Anetion Sales OF Real Gstaie.

CCOTT & MYERS, Auctoneers,
- will sell AUCTION. under direction or JOHN =
WARD. Referee, THURSDAY. November 49, l-!s AZ
noon rxchanrc al Brcalwav No l5e Mott
St 25xI2O TWO BUILniNGSfront, stories. cont"in- so
rooms rear stories rs sale Teremttl}
bidder close trust. Maps, &C. Of Aucioneer-
{
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Gltp Rtal GsIate for SALE.

TOR SALE.--Four- story, English basement
2bth St. between 7ih and 3fh-aves. Address OWNER.
Tribune Uptown once. .2s- broadway
EOR sALE.--NOs. 30 and % East 63d-st.,
i between 5rh Madison ayes; they offered ior
$4,000 IA which % 90 tnay be Duplicated
for ADpy Oh the prrmiss
EIRST-CLAS 4--tory brown stcne house,
cabinet nnish 22x55z o. LsnoI d, between ith
and for sale exchange. ERE JOHNSON, 6
PInesL
EOR SALE.-Ihe frst-class four-stOry, high
stoop stone house 227 West 4btbsti 2lI5s lot
100, wmnut fulsns BroadwaV nearly new good
order, All Ia provemenis. Apply on the preInises-
EOR sALE.-Nos. 20 and 22 East 63d-st.,
Il between olson and 5thaves.. 4-tory browustons
houses ready occupancy; completed by days lot
atom style sixe the cheapest on red Apply the
premises. or 70 JOHN y. CAIMISs, l037 Sd-aye
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
GllnaIlons OanleG-- females

Gilnanons OanIeL-- fcmaies
A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl In a pri-
~ vats family boarding house Call for two days at
al Wesi 22dst
Good Protestant Servants, for city or
y country: excellent cooks laundr;sses ch1mhermaida,
Wairres.es nurses tidy Grls
kWeIinu scotch English, Americans ana roOreL he
al-o male helu. moderate Al the PNuIAslAS !
HOAE BU REAU, ss 6th.ave. 4th Aouse above lOtAst
T Mrs. Kelly's, l3s West lth-st., corner
n Bthave can be found full supply 0f male and female
help both Protestant for every capacity none
bur nended help admitted orders d. ua receive
Immediate attention charge INT. suited
DRESSMAkER and FAMILY SEAM
- STRESS would ike few more, genients BY the day
or chdrrps clothing specially operates on AL
machines clay ralerences Address NJ Box lSl. Tribune
Uptown once l-23s BroadwaJ
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Gin Real Estate for Sale.

MODERN TWENTY FOOT FOUR STORY
vi HIGH sTOoP BRICK hot 81 West 2lstst' oppo'
site Theological seminary Park a. low hgure
LEONARD J CARPENTER.
h6 ana 5s East 2.id si.-N. NJ g. A. building
Id LOTS, including full front Easterly
L Boulevard ll3 and ll4th-sts. for sale cheap BOYD
premises.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Brookinr Real eslats for Sale.

DUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN. anywhere near
ID line OF the elevated railroad now huidng Al thr
low nrcc each. and VIII double money lh
the elevated road completed These
heahy portions II Brooklyn rendered sibe as
sOtn-,t.. New York. ny now don't wait kJLAND *
WHITING. b beeKmanst
rINO LET or FOR SALE.-jj5 Carleton-ave,
4 twostory and mausagd Toof browntone rner hou-e'
uu every improvement premises learn par
uculars 0f ULA&D 4 WHfrING,5 Betkmanst
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
swlNDLrNG A CREDULOUs CLERGYMAN.


In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Hugh McDcrmot.. Jointly indicted with Thomas Llnch
o. charge o. stealing so ;Fom the Rev James Paige
o. Rusniord. H., was placed on trial On the aIter-
noon OF October = the complainant was secosted on
broadway bv Thomas Lynch who made Mr. Peige be-
leve that he was acquainted with several ~ his par
ishioners. Others Mr. Ray. member OF Congress
Ivuch induced Nr Paige to walk into No 400 Cana-s,
a restaurant. While fncv were II rng at table a
stranger. rho SAID tlat he from Kentucky ahd 4
hur.e-,lealtr entered anu complained loudly " losses
D. had sui red ut cards. uct simpatlz u Win him
ana tou nlm that hr was Ncry foolish. lie piouurca
pack OF cards. AVID volunteered 10 show tht Stranger
how lac could ALWAYS vu. For hc pa pose ~ lustf 1i
iug the game he asked M Pa re 10 lend him wAst
money be had. ihfs NJ. Paige did Lynch allowed tle
Stranger 10 win tine money, and Nullc NJ Paige ara ne
talk over the ownership Of o.. McD-ruo'' en-
ami ,Ac cares tao cable pretended 90 DE
mach surprised. lie said tnat De would have al inc
De. sous arrested charge uf gaupl IL. ana WIN
tIat lNOwcd pur wrnt tow ara the door. oi i".
tn. stranger became excited. ran from the room ana
ta. lot since been heard of. Lynch ana McDrrmott
were aferwaru arrested. The former ll.ad "a guilty
a..l fle latter went ro tr1l. lie was found guilty Ot
grand l4icel, and was r.nIanacd Tor sentence.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
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