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TIMES ED
FOR
HOLDING COURTS,
IN THE
SeCe1lth Judicial District.
OF THE
. It ~ Tie Oh o HIO
FOR THE YEAR 1850.

ror9nhn' - au II .,ty 4 ltw;i: orl,red
i',' H., - VIE, irr,,'~ ~ iiiG o"nrH OF Com
e q 10, n Gn ''eys,h M JndiSd s1s D1,rics let or ne
follows in the respective counties thereof:
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington, April 1st.
Meigs, April 7th.
Gallia, April 18th.
Lawrence, April 18th.
Scioto, April Goth.
Pike, April 2Gth.
Fairfield, September Sd.
Hooking, September 8th.
Athens, September llth.
Vinton, September 10th.
Jackson, September 18th.
And the District Courts in the following
counties at the times following, for the year
Vinton, December LIST, 1879.
AtheuS, December 4th, 1873.
Hooking, December Sih, 1879.
Fairfield, December 18th, 1879.
COMMON PLEAS.
Athens county, February 9th; June eth; No
Fairfield county, March 18th; June 7th; No
Gallia county, February 9th May oath; No
Hooking county, February 10; June 7th; No
JACKSON COUNTY, March 1st; June 7th;
Lawrence county, March 3D. June sth; No.
Megs county, January 18th; May Sd; October
1lth.
Perry county, January 10th; April Goth; No
Pike county, February I'd; May 10th; October
18th.
Scioto county, February I'd; May 10th; October
18th.
Viuton county, January 9th; April 18th; Sep
tember 2lst.
Washington county, January 18th; May Sd;
October 18TH
And il is hereby ordered that the Clerks of
the Courts of the several counties of the above
named districts, shall each cause q copy of this
Order, prescribing the times for holding Courts
in said District TO be published in two news
papers. printed and of general circulation in
their respective counties, for three consecutive
weeks.
Given under our hands this 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1879.
]. P. BRADBURY,
J.J. HARPER,
JAMES TRIP,
SAM'L s KNOWLES,
SILAS II. WRIGHT,
| Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the
| Seventh judicial District of Ohio.
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yours

James Grafton
The above is from the late lament
ed Democratic candidate for Sheriff of
Gallia county.-ED. STANDARD.
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Notice..


State of Ohio, Jackson County.
1t is ordered that special term of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for said county of
Jackson be held in said county, commencing
on the
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The following tableswiu give the official vote
in each county of the State for Governor with
the Democratic or Republican majorities in the
same:
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Thurman O Oct 27.79

Enclosed find thirty
five cents, amout due you for Standard
to date, | have no further use for
your filthy lying sheet: with ist wishy
washy twaddle & " Rundm thoughts .
it's inconsistencies Misrepresentation
& lies, nor its egotistical pumpkin
headed excrescence, called the editor.
Stop IT
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TO PEDDLERs.

Notice is hereby given to all persons whe are
peddling in Jackson county without aliccHae.
that they are equesed to get the proper license
or he Statute will have to be enforced,
T. W. PATTERSON, Auditor J. G.
Sept. H,lS76. If
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at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the disposition of all the
business that might be lawfully transacted were
the same a regular term of Court. 1t is further
ordered that petit Jury be drawn and sum-
moned for said special term in the manner pro-
Vided by law for juries for regular terms. 1t is
also ordered tnat the Clerk of said Court enter
this order on the Journal of said Court, and
that he cause notice of the same to be published
in the jackson Standard and Jackson Herald
for thirty days prior 10 said Sth day OF Decem-
ber, A. d. 1879. JAMES TRlPP,
JOHN ]. HARPER,
JUDGES I'd Subdivision 7th Judicial District.
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Such is Democracy! !
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Jackson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
EXPENSES OF IMMIGRATION.

Several of the Commissioners of Emigration
who appeared before the Assembly Ways and Means
Committee in Albany last week. in support OF the an
nusl appropriation OF $4,000 for the support OF
Castle Garden. claim that they forced to ask TOT
this appropriation in the absence OF any action ny
Congress relieve them OF the responsibility OF caring
for tho immigrants, proposed by the 1mmgrant
bil" which failed to pass. In regard TO the amount
asked for they say that the estimates are made on
most economical basis. Among the employees, only
very few receive salary above 81 000 while the ser
vices arduOns particularly Of the clerks ana inter
prefers whose daily duties including Sunday are from
until sunset Many OF them have been long III
the service, and q few have been employed at Castle
Garden for thirty years past.
In regard the statement that the agents OF the Bar
timore Ohio Railroad and the Central Railroad OF
NewJersev were excluded Of the privileges OF selng
the NcwYOTk Central Erie and Pennsy Roads
have the privilege the Commissioners claim that ater
giving the subject most careful consideration at a
special meeting April last they decdednot 10 grant
the apple tlOns the ground that the ira spora0n
OF immigrants by the Otner companies was satisfactorily
DONE and that the applicants offered no particular hu-
yantages to Immigrants Another objection was that e
three mile street transfer of immigrants at Plia-
delphia would create annoyance and confusion To tue
immigra The Commissioners require OF the rail-
roads low rates, baggage to he checked to It's desln
ton and the mm grant and baggage transferred Houi
Castle Garden 10 the railroad depot free of charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
}. schenck.-order vacating
CALENDARS THIS nav

suPRFsR CoURT-CHAHBERs- Lawrence. Mos A. AZ.
81 CO. g. l06, III = l23 1913, l2i, 100 l3j 1874 lac
225. 2lg $50. 49,
GENERAL Davis r. j. and Brady ingalls,. IL
1876 49, I64 49, 49, lsi. 1913, 1874. 1885, l42. l5O lG4
SPECIAL TFsM-yan Brunt J.-Dcmurrers-No Nos -, 3 4,
%. So Law and FacL-Nos. Sgl, 7s2 $50 93s g43 $40
SO SO 7s3 "a 49, 400 1856 7JG. 49, 697. 595 IA
CIECUIl-FAbl l-AolJurhed unul Monday next .o.o
fAkI il-Barrett 1.-shOrt Causes-N0s. 1887, 1919.
1897 1880 49, 4Gi8 @79o 5000 1872 4ol9 1859, lll
PaRf IiI~Donohne J.-short Causes.- NOS 1898 A5G7
1850 4574 4744 4GI7 1870 400, 1868 1891 4749 $3.50
SUPERIOR CoURr-GgyFR.L TRRa-scdgwick and Van
Worst JJNos %. 20, 20 ~ 81 49, "a, So 81 49, AZ 49,
land Iron Company sg the GlbGt Elevated RAILROAD CON.
pany No day calendar.
rGI4L rEnM-PAGT Iaospeir Nos 423 529. 52i, 635
I-AdOurned Tor the
COMMON PLEAsGEEERAL 1ERAC +. DAILY, G. J.. and Van
g. ao% H. Il Nos o. o. o. o. 10 A. ' o. D. " ~ 20 d.
SPECIAL TRRM-Ia1emore J--No /
EQUIY ERM-AdIOurneO for the term.
TRIAL TRRA-PABTI- f. Dav. Nos. 2032, 500, 1920
Q2l g25, $685. GO $50 1922 1864 9Ol 2294 $50. l742
9G7, SS3 9s4 AL 97j 976 97s $40, 1904 lO22 IT,
PGaT iII-Adourued for the term.
MARINE COURr-TBlAL TERB-PAR1 l-AlRer, c. J.-Short
5632, 6Gl9. 1928, 594i, 594l. 1882. 1857.
PARI Il-She8 J-ShOrt Causes.N0s. 6G7i, 1924, 5iSS
670 j7O5, jsO5 jeJ5 5ol2 d6l4 $3.50 1929 $3.50 5795
PART IiI-sheridan J-short Causes-Nos 5G42 5726
65fL 5SS 5S]2 OSLO 1910. 5Jo2 Coca 5Oo2 39os' 6S5l
GENERAL sEssioys-PARr I-Gndersleeve michael J
McCann felOuiOus assault and battery Thomas Allen Thorn
as Farrell burglary: Franz Waller r. Could Morris
RoOs Lotto Nelson. erau0 Oppenhem,
burglary Jacob Gornan. william smith, Edward PuTvIss
PAM II-Gcwing J-Faune Nav, felonious assault and
battery William Klein inccst: John joyce William Nc
Gavin George OBrien James McGnl James Brady grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
AMOTHER,s CRUEL DILEMMA.

Tried As RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS, FOR
SHIELDING DAUGHTER GUILTY OF PETTY
THEFIs.
A case of an unusually painful character
has been on trial for days before Judge Glider
sleeve In the Court OF General Sessions. young girl
employed in the Of r. H. Macy Co. was detected
I'm pering spOols OF cotton and other smal articles
detectives went 20 her mothers house and found the
evidences OF the thefts The mother was indicted for
receiving the stolen goods the child for stealing them
Aside from the ordinary denals the real defence was
TINS: child, scarcely thirteen years old. had been
tempted by others steal Four days before the final
discovery the mother learned what she doing and
the pferng stopped. The mother not knowing
how to shield the child and restore the property hest
tated until the officers came. and Of them es
fed, found peck OF the goods which they put INFO
bag This bag became serious question, for the detec
tvcs stated tnat one Of the kind used by shop
hftrs The child gave evidence that her mother knew
nothing OF her fault. Judge Gderseeve charged that
inc desire TO sheld her child the for the
mothers concealment Of the thcfts between Monday
and Thursday she not guilty. The jury after a
short discussion brought in verdict OF not guilty for
the mother. The child then allowed TO plead
guilty OF petit larceny and was remanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
BEDELLS TWO MARRIAGES.

The case of Willett p. Bedell, who is charged
with bigamy by Mary f. Bedel formerly Mrs. jones',
came before Justice Elliott IN Brooklyn yesterday. The
complainant testified that she married to the prs-
oner Nav %. 1876 At that time she believed that her
first husband Mr. Jones had died in Newark, but after
ward she discovered that he living in Rvngton-st
After she told Bodell that Jones was alive Bedell nut
her ont Of the house, but after Joness death she went
back to live with Bedell. She produced a
letter from Bedell, which she received on We'd
ncsday. Ii was addressed 10 Mrs Mary L.
Jones' the writer stating that he did not
know whether or not she was known by the name OF
Bcdcl. In the letter he said: Dear Mary: Since
saw Won this morning have had time to consider the
proposition You made and have come 10 the cOnclu-
perfectly willing 10 have you come aud live
WITH me, and would only be too happy to have You do
il. NOu know, dear Mary IL was no fault Of mine we
separated but would gladly overlook all that has
taken place, and will receive you with open arms and
welcome you back again 10 homo ana give you your
own place IN my heart. What more can kayl would
IKE much 10 have you 10 the jail TO
and then talk the matter over. Come tomorrow
afternoon; aud Mary, II you would be KIND, would
Ike bring writing paper envelopes, and
threeCent postage stamps, and some tobacco and bot
lie OF NIX
Witnesses stated that the prisoner and the complain
ant were known husband and WIFE Bedell admitted
both of the marriages He was remanded 10 the Jail
uuu Saturday, when Justice Elliott will render his de-
CIslOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
DECISIOhs-MARCH G.

g% ssnS %dgs Ign
aprcations be made s Justice before whom the ,cst
SS as mS1n Sq be nsaTd by M
costs Bach agt scheuer%MotSn denied with costs OILS
9st Gray.@oton denied without costs KiIEpatnGk ast
Of divorce granted to me pana CoRnS as
The 1efe1dsn, to an,weT Wilson asi bsenho amend
men o. TIE complaint mSUed fof VIII DC GcWee upon pay
Young agt sheI wish to see counsel Green ACT Tyre
Els-The motion to default granted upon these
sud cost. Of motion I'd Cause to be placed on short caen
S v O s ssfOHf se lar II % Ma s
Court Long LongIhe affidavit IN regar 70 the inbi
acien,. Nevbold agt westOn.~I thns mat the motion
limited to the amount OF counsel fee
Chrome steel Is gwen amend on payment
settled on one DAYS notice Brown sgt Kahn. iiu.1u
Mayor and others ag Lerschcr same same ast
sst Berre In matter Of McIoughn Bird agt Horton
BY Judge Donohue.-sherman agt Sherman wilson agt
Speeia Tcr-Bv Judge Lswrence-Harrnston agt. Quinn
and auoiher.-Orde sustaining demurrer granted
By judge Van VorsiKcurn and another ag Durfoc ct al
Order settled and Ggned
Superior COurt-Special Term-By judge Freedman.
5 costs order to be- on notice as
Of s ASsff ag ffH o @ Sc
cuI FOR costs Tho Guarantee and Indemnity Company aG
Be4Sman At p"nSay tskeport Of referee conarmei
Gslway.-Order vacatng judgment Costello sgt Lawess
ct sl-UDdeuaklng approved. Doote agt Nallace-Bond
approved. Morgan sgt COyue.-Order granted knacher
agt Berlmer ordered Townsend Edridge.
order of dscOntinuance Townsend EdridgeOrer Of
discontinuanee Doyle agt Curey Cook ag Plat sPery
agt kirkland. Quinn aEt Alden Weinman agt. DllGer
Norman ast Mayor. Rnoru Hart.-Orders
granted.
Iy Judge Sedgwick-M addison Baptist Church
WycKon ct al-Order settled. Blum Bum.-Order de-
nying notion
BY Judge sper-sumner agt schenck.-order vacating
order OF arrest
Common Piras-General Term-By Chief Justice
c. Z Daily and Judge Van HOesenBrOwn agt Gala .det.
The appealed from ~ modified see memorandum
SPECIAL Term-Bv Judge LsrremOre.-BOwman agt Pierce
In the OF the assignment Of Freund &
Co.. F1tZe neutrality-suspicious. granted In the mat
application Of
NdabOck agt. GemmeL-KofereuCe ordered To
pute amount foreclosure. Warden agt. Laur and
of foreclosure aud sale ordered Bank for
Savings Webster.- Motion granted. Grimm ag. MOeh
App CatOL granted; OF motion o. abide the
In OF the assignment OF Winter Co. Decree
signed. matter Of the application Of Fschld I'M
Petition granted and signed In the matter OF the final
accounting Of AsOp-kepOrt OF referee confirmed
Of assignee settled. assignee discharged and
released. Crawford aRt hcCOoi and others-Re'
port judgment enter deficiency III the mat
ter Of the accounting Of Brsow-Decioe signed releasing
suTetes bond etc In the matter OF The
sgnmen OF BGOwn-Apphcauon granted decree entered
leasing comuOunding creditors and permitting
assignee 70 ressslGn property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
THE COURTS.
TEST OF THE CIVIL DAMAGE ACT
~,sr,NoNY IN THE SUIT OF HANNAH L. sCCLL'
IcIINsr A IlOrOH DEALER.

@oeTIMONY IN 1HE sui VIZ HANNAH J." ONN'N@'
AGAINST A LIQUOR DEALER.
Tho suit of Hannah l.. Scully against Daniel
,,slcv test case under the Civil Damage act, was
800 Yesterday with the exception of the jury'sver
a., The wife In this case says that her husband has
49,. IN the habit Of drinking for fifteen years and has
Sa little or nothing for her support for eight years
H.. particular charge against the defendant is that
EN- January 70 July, S77. after her warning to the
attendant he continued TO furnish her husband with
,or 60 as 10 no1Icate him and deprive her OF any aid
,, HIM The evidence OF the defendant went TO show
bat ne had forbidden his barkeepers TO furnish the
,,,rt,fs husband liquor and IL they had violated
~; orders the drunkenness OF tho husband occa-
.,oned not so much by the liquor obtained from his
Mace az from other places
Mr Dt,cnhoenor, who came in late counsel in the
o for the defendant insisted the fact that the de-
,o,nt was only shown be liable, If At all. by the
,o,,iuonv OF the plaintiff and her husband This was
H., tbe wife lost nothing by her husbands continuance
in III doing he had ceased long since TO be a sup
rtr of his wife and, unless the counsel absorbed the
crdct Il was probable I'm view Of the wlfes yielding
,o her husbands demands, that the amount which
reached her would only to continue her husDaDUs
iuiulge and brutality.
MI Culver in reply urged that the facts made clear
case under the act Just the kind OF case meant TO he
met by the act where the head OF family had been
brutalized by drink no longer to be capable Of
caring FOR his family lie repealed the idea that he was
il that were the jury, in this pioneer case should
give exemplary damages 10 deter other liquor dealers
from the crime OF wrCcking families.
Judge Daniels directed sealed verdict this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
4 TENNESSEE ASSASSINA TON.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 6.-The american
will publish the following information from
Coffee County. in this state: On Saturday night, ABOUT
10 o'clock party of six or eight masked men called at
the cabin OF an old negro named Abe Wootten living
eight miles from Manchester and demanded admlttance,
which refused They then set fire 10 the cabin In
two more places. The old man rushed ont and was
seized by the maskers, who carried him one hundred
yards and shot him death. His wife and four
children ESCAPED from the blazing cabin and discover
the dead body Of the husband and tather they mud
died around 1t and remained until morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
WV .roRK CITY

Washington. ave. n W cor Fitch-st, 54Xl25XiuCgular
] II Platt assignee. etc, e. JDhu = Eb' n
Ave.A. " cor l2.dst. 342I5O Moses Ely. referee,
10 Eliza Pryor. $3.50 ..--. $1,000.
Westinghouse. g. 30 II of Bathgatc-p BOX 2O
sarah Van DueSen and husband 10 Frederick r.
WasLingtonave g :, $50 II Of Fletcher-st 3i4I7ji
Fphraim G aate- and wife 10 william q Thomas.
Ave-A. No 2l6 2sGI96; John + Ferdinand and
others TO julius
abel ID Felt TO Frances Murray .....-.-...-.....-
Duane-st =. ll4.G n " Of Elmst 77.lOxirregular;
Angelo l. MYERS and wife TO Julien l. MyeTs......
Prncesi. n 70 # " Of Thompson. st. bUIo2 Charles
Koch and wife % William Hcrting ------.- .-----.---
PIincest, IS 70 n 0f Sulivsnst, 25NlOO; Charles
Koch and wife 10 John knrll ........ ...--.-.--..
80 ave, Il = 26.sfts OF ll6tnst. 2O.2LllOO William
= livingston and wire to Francis \ Livings'On..
Same property Francis Livingston ana vile 10
Henry j Hagen. ...-...
l3thst, II =. between eth and Sth1avcs. 2j1lO3 ,;
Charles II HOusman and wife 10 Charles Is Hcls'
seuheiIncr.
1921 a. 5 cor Ave-A. "a 2Hj0; NJ Ely, referee, TO
ELIZA " Pryer. ,....-
lie ReQua, referee, 10 Pauhna A Morgan..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHISGTON, March 6.-The following were the
Proceedings in the United States supreme Court today
Oh OuOn Of Matthew A. Carpenter John T. Ludehng, OF
hOnTOe, La, and James G.. Jenkins Of Milwaukee, WIS
were admitted ~ pracCej were also Edward o. W0cO
W GeOrgetOwn, Colorado motion Of Assistant Attorney
oeneal Smith and George EdmOnd, Of Iowa CITY, Iowa.
VI motion Of Rush Clark
NO l72-ThOs r. Harell snd John LetchvOrth appellants
~ BENZ g. Tghman; argument continued by George
HSIahg foT the appellee and concluded by William Henry
awe ior the sppelanG
no l73Ihe 81 LOuis Iron Mountain and Southern Rail
COMPANY, plaintiff error agt John X. Lotion; IN
INC supreme Court Of Arkansas; submitted by l. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday March @. 1870.
The following sales were held at the E1-
change saesroom to-day
Bv ,Sc0N E Ny.rs.
| story brown stone dwelling with lot No 667 Madi
Conneil .,....','..-....sl7 .O2s
! similar dwelling with ct. No 70 Fast slst-st
ScT P ''' u n4'''' 1870
'' adiang ahoSe va" lot 4o1iG24 JOIN Hass TO- 25C
aajoioing above lot "01lG22 0ppenheimer. IOo3s
Bu RichGrd v HIrnru.
! 2-story frame dwelling with lot No A3S West Seth
~, -. 800 II . OF lOth.ave LOT 2JI93.9: W Les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
Rose Tor tie pap in error and A. H. OAKLAND for The de-

Rose FOR the pantn 10 error and A. H. Garland for the de-
PENDANT In
No 174-Stephen Hosmer plaintiff in error. agt. william
IT, wallace; IN error Ia the supreme Court OF California;
submitted by T. Ieih for plaintiff in and A.
Nourse Tor defendant IN
No l66-(Assgned) l.. Parsons Ct al appeants agt H. r.
Jackson et al IN a. the Circuit Court OF the United
states Tor the District Of louisiana arguCd by COW
No 525-H II. Jackson ct al appellants ag the Neks
burg Shreveport and Texas arond Company appeal from
the Circuit Court OF the United States for the District OF
Louisiana: and
No 626-rhc Nekshurg Shreveport and Texas Railroad
Company agt H. r. Jackson et a. appeal fT0m the same
court argument begun by IL NJ Spo0rd for Jackson eli al
bOth
iAdiOutDeduutu Tomorrow al . O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-SecOnd Lieutenant
Bernard A. byron. OF the 9th Infantry, and Second
Lieutenant Henry IL Wright, 9th Cavalry have been
ordered report the superintendent OF the Mounted
Recruiting serycethe former conduct recruits 10 the
Department OF Dakota and tho latter 20 accompany
detachment Of tie 9th Cavalry both joining their com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07

panes on the completon OF these duties. The Pres.
dents approval Of the court martial sentence In the
case OF Captain Thomas Blair 18th Infantry Diminishing
Ap order was issued to-day directing General HazeD
Colonel 9th Infantry 10 rlOn his regiment by the ist
OF April The Equipment Board, now IN session I'D lhs
civ has today been ordered 10 close lite business on or
before the first prOIimO. whereupon its members are
immediately 20 resume their REGULAR posts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
yruIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn,
iilusitaI Instruments.

TAKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
none 1878 sdterti-ei largely - BeAtiys offer tor this
month beautiful piaL0. upright par0r organ style lOs5
IS stops srrl- SETS VI reeds weight box a. 800
pounds m0noosts price about $40 price only SO 20
great dCuauu worked At the factory TIL 10
% m TO orders ms unparalleled Oner Is extended uui
further GOce To secure IT, however oder now. New pianos
fl25 >l35 sl45 organs $50 TO $40
only Instruments your own home Latest cir
tree AddIess Daniel n. beatty, Warrington, ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
DEFINING THE LIMITS OF SUNDAY.

Justus II. Schwab's lager bier saloon was
found open between midnight and o'clock on Monday
morning Before j. o'clock he would have come under
The sunday law after O'Clock under another clause,
bar Officer Mayforth arrested him the ground that
was stn Sunday He has sued Officer Mayiorth aud
tic sergeant at the station house for false imprsou-
meut. ia the Marine Court. The Court at trial term.
the OF Ohicer Maytorth. but the General Term
Of The Marine Court, CIltf Justice AlkCr giving the
opinion rtvcrscs tins. holding that Sunday only
tVeuty-IOur hours. from midni ght 10 midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Lieutenant-CO Com
mander Joan schouler detached January IL from the
Essex South Atlantic Station. has reported his return
home and been placed sick leave PayDrector John
g. Cnnn gham detached from the Hartford, South At
lantic Station reported his home. and been
placed OH waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The hand-loom
carpet weayers In the mil Of Thomas Caves, Matthew
Neeey Thomas savlen, James Martin and II. Huston.
Cput ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
RECORDED LEASES

Gregory william @, executor. etc, 10 Jacob stroll
store Of No 5S3 Gthaye . years at annual rent ~
Hartmann. John 10 Maria T. " idersuin. NO $40 last