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The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

TuE most successful man VINO
ever engaged in the manufacture
and sale ut Pianos aud Organs is
Mr. Daniel +. Beatty, ut flashing
ton, New jersey. Starting with II
dclrrminatiu" Ia produce lone but
first class instruments. and 10 iur
niSh them to the public at the low
est possible prices, he Is oulStrip.
ping all competitors. His sales aie
now cuurmun> aud increasing each
m0H,'l ~ geomctrlral progression.
"Thrrc is uo surrr sigu ot success,
than success" See advertisement.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
MURPHY MEETING

There will be regular commY 4
cations of the Osceola MurIJ
Club nj the Union Church sEeY
SUNDAY EVENING, AT 2 O'clock. All
members OF the CLUB are expect. d
to attend, and the public generally
are respectfully invited.
j. L FELrs, Pres't.
BY GEo. +. PE1TEY. Scc'y
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
Days .A.uc IoE;c.

Ii contains 40 qnininc, nrsch'c,
mercury. orolhcr dcictcrIous drugs.
It does not prnIure headache, roar
ing or bu2Zlng in the mead, deal-
ness, Gimne,s Of vision, or amy oi
those unpleasant symptoms that 80
frequently follow the use OF quln.
inc. DAYS Asuc Tonic clean,cs
the Stomach. unIorks the liver,
opens the bowels, aud tones the
system without the use OF any other
urlpIc, hence lis cures are prompt
anh perman mt. One noiile ire
qurnlly cures :. whole family. Ch'-
drrn aud those OF delicate stumachs
can take it with ease. A II who sell
it say ii is superior to any other.
For sale al }. l.. Driver Il Cos.
Drug sore.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
ChallCcry sale Of Ecally

MOTH b is h.lcby giv-p- that By yirmr ,f |
deere rr''I"re hN I've IICu II, oiirf 81 Mi,.i.l
SIP i county. ,ikausl.. q tir;rr, side thrte,,r
Ut the a J"'rnc' Fan tcrn heidi al ia C,,aN
ll"tisr ~ the town Oi D>cr,, J,,nuIy of M,s.l
-ip aud ia cot ArkaL sas on the i5ih Ia n.
2l-t. daNr Of d. c,nhcr ls.s, in,lu,i,r. in A..
care If H. I. iilyth'. ,tlmi,isitnIor uf IN. -
tate of M late VI DnI,is ,L ,-s-r.t r,n
tin. AGAINST T. VI u hi sl-, 81 al, Ip,fend.p,.
Ia winch IL cree ! wa u 90 ia,,tl Gn,umi-si,,',
ol said touri, AMI diirri Il Ia sell The I,,ll,,ui
dscrib III lands Iyl' !. I"d stiair.. ~ di..i..,n'
County, Arhan-as. ~; h. ' section IL IrrI
u. East. W,,il-lD .s'ra- " 4. :. G i'm ~
u u ~. fast i6i arr's; h. IN ~ 4 s,rr,'.
II, II, " II. las, .6J 10, arrvs; y ,,r. n
\ " y (nIrlh 81 Bayou Srcii,n u. H.. IN
fast. Ia ncr"s: W q. Nt.s rciin, III. rii Al
u, tasl, VI "ri' :; ~ Ir' gate, Wj l1-lui aer,.
! a such G. m'ni-slOnr " III uirt.r the sh,yrd.
,riih II ,hnu~ f'r sale. 1t 81 i.ir same IA n.y..
higurSl hii'j"r IN f,r,nt If tnr uuri house IN ,h.
Town uf Oscr,'ia, hrken-!i-, ou
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Bird, ls;e.
IN cr dtt 'fuinr months sac will take MA,
witni" Legal hours. Purchaser viii h, ,r,,i,ir,,
"a : vc no. vih apprI, -u security. and 4 u,,s
wili lic retained On the liud Tor The ptrrhn.s
money + IiALE
Jdnuiiy an 1872 ,l,rk AMI Mas',r
o. iAtrs' Zee, sllig,) I-G-it
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RedemntlOn Of Lands.

Notice j. hereby given that Edward '. rierc,
ha- I'i' day rc,lc' md The fri :, "rsrc n; an,
" fri y ul -" : and M sc. -S. Ia inwn,b,.
L. nurth, - Il range II. east; >old lpr taNr. II
1876, june liih., 1871. Hul ten bong.t u, q a
W Ihumn~uL the aid Pierce. haNt gpa'd ,u,.
IN" county Treasury III srnI ~ lhr,r hun,,r-,i
Hnd iwciiy >rScu Hnt 3-ltO d..Ila = a.. ,,uut Ia.
fat -! all ias .rnnity, ,u-t. d ini,Ir-i In sad
Lands, u, alsu TIE tiXc, Dn stm Tor Isl
l. llALt.. tleik
bee iaih lS,S.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
Trustees sale.

Hy virtue ~ Deei uf Trust to me executed
by - b. s.ty uh the lslh. ,lay Of N.rii, \. d.
ls,s ~ IN" pu ppsc Il securing 10 Juia she'd
'lah 'vrt la inncut,sn,rs hrrviu nI,ulio Ied aud
~ Tor. -, auu VII CT .ru-t ,ru I, du ack uowi.
edged and T. rurit'l 10 Hrr"rd i;ouk NJ s. rage
3, ~ the litVotirt utii.'r at rs, cola Nj s~sp.
III ruunly, VIII ~ iruut Of the Jlers = vlio. ID
sIid tOsu uf p-'c''.a. un
SATURDAY, JANU Rl lsth 1879.
within l,gd huurs. procer'i t. sell tn the hirheG
bidder fu, casu. thr iu howl Z tlcsc W., IH->vn.
a. property, tu.wt - lity Horse manned iiill.
u'"ut 10 ltdts uid, and 1ir Y,k uf Oxen,
knuwu - the J"ngs Arms ruug oxen l., satisfy
rId iHd' utc'lnc>s. iutrrr.t. ana IhcV.'>tso cAr.
Cui.ug ihls 1T JOiiN %. BnAJkMU UpU,
o-CaII. Ara tau 4 1919 Iiuslc,
aim. r. Zee, 80, l-l--tl
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby vivcn that application will b.
made to- III G'-nrr,l As enbly Of tue tate OF
ArhaDsrs, which cOnycLcs at Lat e kocs ,'n the
18Th. Hay of January, d. Isiy, Ter the passsxs
~ hcu bill, Ia r,'i -al ~ nucii "f all act eni.
He'd An ACt 10 Esiabllsii u ont OF Common
Plear IN The ountvs therein named, . as relate.
IL Mississippi ,"tIniy
Jan. q, a. ID lo.y. JNO .. BLA KwOuD.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

The following should have ap-
peared some weeks ago, but was
crowded out TOR want oi space ;
however, we now make room tor
ii, hoping it will have lost none o'
its interest through ih" delay:
Communicated
Enron TiMfs Oa Tuesday night
las, We slrolled from the EH
chanpE" over to the Murphy meet
ing. feeling that we were indeed
the Prime Mnis,eroi king Alcohol.
Taking seat in the miGSt OF the
nersous there assembled, we listen
ed To the lectures until we were
convinced that our Sovereign was
u tvraut, and our rcbellious splri'
rore To IT'S highest pitch, ANA Whrh
one of the noble orators called tor
volunteers, we enlisted IN open re
hclllnn, and was soon by II friendly
hand drckcd with the badge pccu-
liar 20 the little army. Soon the
meeting closed. and as we passed
by the iall, it seemed ~ il the
strains Of the Murphy meetings
rang
"Go view thc'pusoners' gloomy
cell,'
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

Claims allowed by the County
Cour, at its las; session, amoahl>
to 80, ,46O,59.
W. p. Hale, John keiScr ard }
T.. Driver were appointed Commits
s,oners to investigate and report NJ
to the advisabili,y and probable
cost Of building a new jail.
J.H Williams, }. p. Cowan and
J. NJ. Lawrence were app"'n'eh
Commissioners to report AS 10 th'
cost and adv,sablIi,y of building II
bridge across Min Bayou.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
SAIURDAN,JANU RY isrh. 1873.
For Sale.

'ne sixth interest IN nn uudi hlrd estate,
-iiuh eel Ia Nis-l.si ~ county. contain ~ Gise
acre, hnd all ahtNr uNrih TOR trrus
AID description .ppy al this vIic. l. 81
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

Az ANrIDoTt which will cure cv-
cry variety oi A9nr, Fever and
A cue, aud ChillS aud Fever. and
leave no bad trace or disorder III
the system, has been discovered by
one ol Americas greatest Chemists.
This preparation or prlnclplc IN
known by the name "i LIffo {,
FEFRIFrGE BcIng entirely free
from minerals or other ucle rrIuuS
materials, il accomrIi>hcs its work
without being ia the least harmful
to the system. Entering the blood,
it di>iLlccts and eliminates all the
poisonous minsm or malaria, aud
thus accompll>hcs n sure cure.
J. G.. RICHARDSON, Prop'r
For sale by all druggists. ST. Louis.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

r-ntrtu ''t'rt-rItI'i = ""'9
Dy FpwAnD PAHRN, licpIty - a..
p.c,.ui. ArN, Jaa Z, lS't u H''' =
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

trcoucu,N follow the use OF qa'n
h', "a, ,ua Touio clpuu>cS
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11
81 .om woRTu roH $50.

IN. en,npc-t aud hest way t, ach r h'"r'
,,',,, al th,. lar rcitir. '. tN u-iug ou" oT isor'
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

Throurl from liitlc Pork tol.ouiSvil!c
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The Osceola times., 1879-01-11

most ..ss'tIiN
Il il ~ tul a,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
H
ACCUSED or MATRICIDE.

Jacob ROmer, a cOlOred man residing in
Woodbridge. y. j., indicted Saturday by the Bergen
County Grand Jury for killing his mother with poison.
Romers mother. Mrs Celia Griffin, kept house for VIM.
Robinson also colored. in miserable little hut In
Woodbridge. For time ROmer had been on bad
terms with them, and about ten days be cooked
kettle of bean soup for supper OF which Mrs Griffin and
Robinson ate heartily That night Mrs. Griffin was
III and died in great suffering days afterward.
Robinson very ILL., Just before her death Mrs.
Griffin claimed that she had been poisoned by her
Romer arrested, and a postmortem examination
OF the remains made by DIR. Casey, of CarlStadt,
who found traces of arsenical poisoning. ROmer was
lodged I'm the Bergen County JAN at Hackeusack He
denies tha he put arsenic in the soup, but he put
quantity Of soda IN II TO destroy its strength drug
tho village OF Carlstadt who sold coored
arsenic with which to kill rats, went 10 the jail
Saturday, but unable to identify ROmeT the per
who made the purchase ROmcr will probably he
arrsgned before Judge Dixon this morning Haoken
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THE .NORTH RITER TUNNEL.

DIR. HAYES EXPLAINS IT TO HIS CONSTITUENTS, AND
THEY DECLARE IT UNNECESSARY.
DR.. |. !. Hayes explained to the property
of the Eighth. Ninth, Fifteenth and sixteenth
Wards Saturday evening the provisions aud purposes
of the bill which he introduced into the Legislature
and 10y which it ia proposed to connect New-Hork ana
Jersey City by a tunnel under the North River Inc
meeting held in the Bleecker Building, and among
those present Assemblyman Robert II. Strahan,
ex-Aderman Van SchaiCk, Edward C. Ripley Dr. Han,
and Aldermen Morris and Jacobus On being intro
duced by the Hon. Abraham Lent, who presided. Dr.
Hayes said that the object Of the bill was to increase
the terminal facilities Of NewYOrk by furnishing a
that the railroads centring in Jersey CITY
could find terminus In the heart Of this city The bill
had been amended as 10 prevent the taking OF wash
ngtousquare for this purpose The value OF property
would increase, he thought and business would revive
both in Jersey City and I'm New-YOrk, II such tunnel
completed. The bin worded so as TO protect
both public and private property. He thought the
tunnel could be completed in two years.
DR.. Hayes accepted suggestion from Alderman
Morris that the tunnel company for all damage 10
private property before acquiring title 10 tDat prop
erty. Edward c. Ripley and Mr. Siraban also spoke,
and after having adopted resolution that the tunnel
bill was unnecessary and supernuous. the meeting ad-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
DEClsIONn-ApRIL12.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge Barrett
Sco asS .r ~ r5e S Mey as Sbas@
schwaG agi LoaG NJ. Kenns sGI oo:,h9 Weston
states Trust Company ct Eungs-RepOr confirmed with.
Sn5 3 as 'G STif9y
ast BrsIow Motion deaisd without e9'A O.pen sgt,
at ordsrea t6ispuis Of
R.4 Facs @ wSs:S 10 nj saps and pn
s 1y S az ssI ''I hS 3: t9s
s0s'.q2 Tern"By Judge Van vorstJde BOvery National
Ing cisies report and Judgment Of divorce
Bs Jdec StdEvcs sgt CoueIy ct al Nos and 2
IepO referee confirmed and Judgment Of and
oIdcr signed H9gmeyer 81 a. agt Netsien ct 2L,nIaer
ordered aay calendar ioT Monaay Aprl L. MAIDEN agt
Covert et Alt nde taxing pWOycd Johnson eli a. agt the
Gaue-Order granted. Hetbr ag, Hope BOND approved.
at Waenuerg ~ a--Order for commission Brewer agt
R%y' ] e road Of .copr3,Dce t9 a
wse,eI -s LuG' t' Order appointing rs.k j. hggss
Enn., as Bro4ec4 -Lesys sfanted plaintiff 10 "lthdT.w
i.g arpi0ycj C1s,oan All ne6ry eIalyOr.er allowing
slI?emclta answer Cook ast Piatt ct aL-Rettrenco
M'AnelHey g al same .Et theps-2rleIs Tor Judgment
to- iaqoai az Bu.eaGgry hovey ss, Srenha M m ha,Gh
1iiKn.d ss IciIll n ,tb~neT Al SHIN More AT
DUR: WassJu AT C0noyer Bus set the National Park
Mitchell: COnkhn agt GIoveus Esan agt Walsh Orders
H0rus Court CbomJeS-Bv Judge Goepp.-
Garry art ey Busch aFL VuChell-MOtion- denied
with SO Whitney sgt NaughtOn Murray HiH Bank
agt Pearson Gas,er AT. Iuthi lhuIger ~gt Dake-Mo-
granted Eu~sitcI ast Pierce Behler OFsrrel
Motions granted allowing amendments Elliott agt WeIden
granted complaint dismissed with
Med agt HilL-i;eceivci apOluted BIOOmingdale sgt.
NIs,er-MotoL granted complaint dismissed. LLOYD agt
Barton: Tussel Whtehli Manufacturing Company ,
Iyal agt same; B.selov sgt same Ripley agt same
Hedges agt same "htehl sgt; same Rosenleld agt.
Lyon GOOscOck Garlic KObOe .g Phillips; he her
ag cable Lscumeyer agt Mas Harbeld agt the Third
Avenue Railroad Ompsny TIE National Printing Company
agt. The -weTtseu Wlett Stah aEt Levy Hopkins
aet. Mckinley Heusts agt Nandewater FeIgusOn agI
IsOw.-uldeIs signed. Widmeyer aEL Huber Demurrer
allowed with Streetvr agt Harris Link agt Edgar
Motions denied lndOi srments papers.
Judge McAdam.-stOck Hgt AeyeT.-OTder settled ana
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
DROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
n

DRPAKTMgSI or THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF Ispts}
AFFNRs WAsiIINGIoN. March 70 1e3e
SEALED PRoPo~A -. iuGorsei proposals for Beet Ba
con -Four Clothing Transportation So as the case NAY
65 aud G7 Woost't York WI De retlVed uh W ~ - a.
n OF .oR 500 AR o pound. 3 s Boon S pounds e
on th hao 900 pounds itc4ns $1,000 pounds Baking
SSoGFH -Four r.! 5 p Pcas SSs Feed pounds
Hard bread 100000 pounds Hominy, el3O pounds Larl
Tea 2 900 pounds Tobacco 2O0OOO pounds salt I320oD
pounds soap 49, pounds soda. ll2OOO pounds Sugar
Also BsnGets Woolen ana Goods consisting in
PPa PaT Of pae ehs@ 30 10y S ya. DUCK aiss5o wards BSnm
ia $50 yards; GnEham 5000 wards kenlehy leans 10 10
Yards Bleached sheetug 10000 yard- Hickory shriLs
2sOOO Yards Calico shirt.g 800 yals "J&sE: az '.UD @
plies long LIST OF mscesneous articles sch -s Wagons
Harness, Plows iiase.. Forks. &c ,,. ,s am, a.
Also Transportation Tor such Oi te suppl,s k] ] az" v, %
that not be contracted Tor 10 De do'tou a. ho
nips Nj II nE MADE OFT oS GoyERNMFNT BLANKS -
Sedues showing the kinds and QUANTITIES o. sn9s'tento
lies, In gross. OF all other goods ani aIiS S - %
btak proposals ard lorms or contfaet d.a oy,a. 20
contract and payment trISportaon ioutes aI az 0Ih,r
Instructions VIII Dc nTislr upon applIa"n 10
NM Nm II Iyon 10 Is3 8roadway New York and TO
he comUi.ares ~ subsistence. 4. = A. at Chicago Sain
ious saint Paul Leayeworth Omaha, Cheyenne ami fahA
I'm AMI the Postmaster ~ sioux C1tv:
S.Sdls ssLsistens supplies and OF trans ortdoh and
blank pToDosdis terror dI6 uor r'ddg 10, aTgLtiGn
bor f0r other articles Will be rady ON aud after the Ith
Rs viii be opened the hour and day above stated and
bidders are invited 90 De present at The oprnlnt. -
CERTIFIED CHECKS oSlf RECEIVABLE On toLb)"No
BANK, 80
one of following banks or Gov mcnt Depo-l I a
least per cent Of the amount oi the opSsI
National Ncwl l1rk National Btoil~ay Nc". YORK d. M 10
poit4n Nauo. al New -lof. Pm4drPla NAlonal fhila @
nl Union National Smcteo fourth Hal1,l u ,,; lV,ls
and Ctz,us National washington ~ :, ana ~. ,,,r.
state. Assistant Trcs.urers at Philadelphia, BALTIMORE
chicago Anu % EA HAYT. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THE COURTS.
/. CATHOLIC rRIESTS FALL.

large number of worshippers were pieSen' rcS,hn
st the service of Holy Saturday al 81 "nui," -
- - -, - nrorest on Saturday morning. when
" ~, a1ot,v ,,,oxicatcd suddenly ran through one
81 o. the church ana passed within the ehaneo
ra in' He ns began to repeat portion of the service with
strange mixture of proauc nonsense lie was elee'ea
from the building protesting that he was priest anu
that mo one had right lay hands upon h'm' lie was
recognized as Father John Mcoih Who SeNeI"l SC,io
,iest IN one of the New-York churches. His
,,,r,,,c. became so gross that at Cardinal Nc
-, ,,,roctio ion he was silenced Since that time he
- -, orrcsted many times on charges OF drunken
ness or attempts AT imposition -, , O.. .,,.
w., be was elected from one door OF ST. Andrews
,,rp he sought admission at another ore and began
e. rate another disturbance. Then an officer arrested
nm nj he was taken before Justice Ouerbourg In the
Tnmbs Police Court. lie became very msOlent when
arraeued al the nar. and demanded as right that he
sbouId bo discharged. He sent for one month 10
Backwell's Isand-a place he has visited before on
criminal convictions.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
CALENDAks THIS DAY.

s6 Barrett JN0s s ~ 70 s5
80 e 90 & 81 & 90 i7 m M M & & s ~ ca All begins i SS M No. oi .d G a
10 the enG Of IN. The c%lgi@sT. &l,I ar, today
SPECIAL IEEM-Nan Worst DemuTer-No. 10 Law
90a a a So ~ s @ 5 s5 M & ~ BE- So4 M M S1 S4 S S5
as. lUIG lOi7 1926. 1929. S4s
47o5 i757 T. 555 zs57 255i 2s4 sSl4 1851 ISL $l52
1893 4OJ $50 5Z7 Z579. 1850, 500 So. ans. 475.
i1ld II-Donohqe Nos sIOs. 434l 3544 82O7, llo7.
2l-j 4j2l 4OoI 1885, z7s2 3l4. 2Si4. oO 33o7, 1892
9y7 5$s9 35o' l4V12 & l9'S 80 35$S $ts3 Si44
34-7. 3ist, $3.50, S493, 3494. ..-.
2I72 l2s l25l 1913 1853 1855 1921 $3.50. 3ls5 32ls
55Us lO2l lo2 1882 l5ll l947. o576 5249 335. 5lG2
sgrgaioN cogRT- GESEEAL TFHM-wnl meet to-day.
sues OF FsctNos % 3 10 H. u, l3 ~, 49, 81, 40 43.
imiL Itta-PAEi freeman. J.-Nos 6O7 Sc 6O6
$25 6 430 is6 jCi ~ 47G, 3sz t's 6H. ga, 46Og,
TmAL Part Adjourned for the term ,a, oo-
20 IEgNr o. g. 10 i+ioa s5 a JNS M S jS9 s @ SSs s}I
C5vHoS PlrAs-GENFRAL TERN-Adiourned for the term.
srECAL lEh-C F. Day. Nos. !. 2, ,34, =. Z. 8.
EQtrI iTRn-I4rl ernore JNos / 2. 3. L. s. G, T. g. 0.
- j. u 10 Il. u. l6 H. IS 10. 20 ~ %, 80 "a 25 Is
IlIAL 1Eps,-PAE1 ii. F: DAILY. J-zNos l744. 1920
295l gs !j yil IOl5 @ sGi 993 6 2G,s gQ5 C9o l92l
Pa Van Hoesen Nos l72 l78 SO. 9l7 sel. 0ss.
800 HS. l74O 1864, 1902. 27S SZO
M1sHE CoJRI TIAL iEEn n-PART sheridan Nos.
445 ?y+2 463e 5t0 $500 5tO+, o1O6 go. Ola. I27I
TAKi McAdam Nos 5C53 3i37. GIs2 t587. 2eos.
begG 1903 lJO oIo1 lofS. 51Z 1861 GC6l. JG1l $685.
PiRI IlI-shea; J, INc. $3.50 sss2. 55se Gill 4s22
GJ7o 5Z'5 J6.l 1871 60z2 1884 651j 45O5 5594 5696
was .A f o. !s9 @S- 5n5a. %-5Ss
S s W S Join suroy fhaSa. 1sf2'sT G Grand nd
lIceaJ he cS,llaa i-se Proenees Michael Jacobs 10.
+ s,ot :1s@-. ASonre, Digalny Joscphnc yau iecey.
ing stolen soods James Burns Robert Plant assault and
nom the person Mary RINK, di-ordely house.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
PASSENGERS loR SoUTH AMERICA.

The following are the cabin passengers
who sailed In the steamship city Of Para on Saturday
for Rio JaueirO:
FORRIOJANEIRO-Bg Steamship City ofIaTd-The II on.
L.. Russell United states Consul At MOnevdeO. Mrs.
Russell, Pay H. 7. IL. Hanis Of the United states
Navy; Mrs. Hairs, captain j. II. Greer, Of th5 United
states Navy Captain und. Of the Brazilian Navy Colo
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
Amn5ements.

tNESTMONIAL CONCERT to MISS HENRI
/ ETA BEEBE. assisted by Miss LOUISE FINCIi
l,o auo Mrs ANNA BULkLtN HILLS, oOntraltO
Miss MA HIDE ,. IoEDf voluist Nj tHEDD11HE
IlOWfO accompanist and by the IN tIsh GLE CLUB
tiIICKERING HALL, Monday Evening Apul IA, al
oclok Tickets 81 5chuberth 20 Union square. and Al
the door.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
A REYENrE DECISION.

BUFFALO, April 13.-Judge Wallace, of the
United states District Court yesterday decided the case
Of the United states against the Buffalo Driving Park
favor Of the defendants The suit brought for the
recovery OF per cent Of the receipts under Section
los. Chapter 173. Laws 1SG4 His il considered
leht Anl VI luleIosl 20 al slmlAI assOcatNns.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

mel w p. Tsde j. =. Reed George IL Smith L. II Lynch,
Miss Langthorn w Bailey, N. T. Rogers w r. whitney,
John Z. Keene. y F. Reed A. MsssicS, s. lasenowsch'
r. Goine Etward sheridan. Mrs sheridan &. }. Buchan,
James Deancev T.. HotchKss lsidOr Bender MIA luud
Miss Alice SALMON Rudolph Schubart Cantain J T. taon
Hodgkins Harry kelar. stephen Henderson, r. H. heeh'
In
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
TRUSTED CLERKS DISGRACE.

Arthur Jennings, for the last thirteen years
n trusted clerk for Commissioner of Emigration james
LYNCH who is in the wool business az No ia Church-
st was arrested on Saturday under charge that ne
had stolen large OF money from his employer TWO
years ago Mt. Lynch reduced Mr.. Jenningss salary
from 500 to $500 aud the clerk accepted the smaller
sum without complaint. Recently 1t became known TO
MI Lynch that his clerk was living in luxurious man
ncr beyond what his moderate income would justify
An investigation Of the accounts, which had been LETT
almost entirely in Jennlncss hands showed deficiency
during the last twenty months OF than $4,000 and
.r Lynch estimates that the entire amount of Jen
ulucs'S defalcqtiOnS Will exceed $50 600.
The accused clerk arraigued before Justice Otter
bourg i'm the Tomb> Police Court on Saturday, spe-
cifc charges Of money cmbczzlcd In December, 1878
and on March TO- 1879. Jennings said that he nad
uuuuc 10 say" 10 the charges ana held IN u 900
o. tlc rsf charge aud S2OO0on the second. In default
OF bal he locked up. He was well-dressed man,
Of cultivated manners lie is said 10 have lived IN
fast" styIe al his handsomely furnished residence.
No 2l1 West Fifty -hfthst. lie said he was forty-two
al
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

A bright little fellow of four, the son of q
former pastor of 6Ourshng church. who attends the
infant class IN sundayschoO, received last sunday
morning card on which the words, Pray With
ont ccasiug" After his mother had explained the text
he sad, guess won't show this 10 the minister he
prays long enough now Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
Gonnlrp Boaro.

GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, \. Y.-llOuse now
VI open 40 garden aud grounds water, card
ages, sc. Cottages and villas for rent and sale 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
RESPONSIBILITY OF BANK PRESIDENTS.

ALEANY, n. Y, April 12.-Justce West
brook to-day rendered his decision on the motion 10
quash the indictment perjury found by the Grand
Jury Rensselaer, County in November last against Dr
Thomas VaprcsiGcut OF the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Troy now IN the hands OF a receiver. The al
legged pcIjur, consisted in swearing to the correctness
Of the quarterly report of The bank made about SEN
ember 1s7s and in stating that the largest aggregate
Of loans 10 one individual, firm corporation was
S4a22l 90 and, second, declaring the aggregate OF
loans upon paper made, accepted or ndOIsed 10y
dir, ,ctors Individually or members of firms, was
Sf2OU4 II Justice WcstbrOUk saysi The applCa-
Ton % Qui-h is made upon the assumption that the su
per'ntenden asked more than the law allowed We are
clear that he did not and hence the motion cannot pre-
vail"
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ptoposaIs.
DROPO>ALS FOR IEADSTONES Fol
L SOLDIERS GRAVES.

WAR DFPARTMESE
TRgHA-TRRG ENERALs OFFICE. ,
WASHINGTON. ID. c. March 81, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In trpIicato. are hereby invited
for furnishing HeaGstOnes for soldiers graves Ia FrVae
Village CITY Cemctcncs provided by the Ia" approved
February g. 1879 Of which the following Is an extract
Tha the secretary War is hereby authorized 10 erect
headones OF soldiers who served Ia tue Reg
uar OF OF the United states during the war
and been buried in private. village
cemeteries In the manner as provided by e IA"
March 3. 1873 for those inferred in National Military
Cemeteries" 1900
The to- number be furnished is estimated al lGOO
Spachcaons describing detail the standard fixed by the
Secretary War and blank forms Of proposals can be had on
appcstion IN person letter Capt A F. Rockwell,
A. a. NJ L. A. charge Of National Cemeteries "shlns-
ID. G.
OF the be furnished can be seen al
this Office
Guaranty ana will be considered except Tor American
White Marble grades named in the suecincauous
be iuclosed In sealed envelopes ara en-
eidstOnes AMI addressed 10 the un
dcrsgned al whose office they Will be opened the
Of bidders Monday June ii, 1873. commencing At IL
o'clock a. IN.
Nv order OF the Secretary Of War
= MEItS. nuartrInaster - teneTlI, U. y. A.
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MERCHANTS ACQUITTED OF CONSPIRACY.

NFKCHANI Is AOQJII led Uf OVNHIIhAOl'
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-The Cramer-
Goldsmith conspiracy case which has occupied over
two weeks I'm the courts here, during which time i'm
meuse amount of testimony taken. concluded yes
tcgday The defendants, Cramer Goldsmith, are a
firm OF Scranton. Penn. They bought goods at various
times from New-York and Philadelphia firms valued in
the aggregate at 100000 which they resbpped to
Akron. OhiO with the intention. their creditors
claimed. of dcfraudng them the proceeds The jury
retired last Wednesday, bat did not return verdict
until Yesterday when they found Aneil Cramer and
Charles Goldsmith not guilty. As TO Meyer Goldsmith
they were unable agree This prosecution has excited
the business community and, il is said, las cost the
complaining creditors some 100000.