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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03

That Hectic Flush Denotes Danger. Re.
lieye yourself by using and at once. too. Dr. A J.
Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03

Miss Sawyer's saive as now prepared Is the best
known. Price rs cents. july3t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03
"FriRhte ming nvalids.

Lungs cannot be made but can be saved bv
the of DR.. A. j. Flagg's Cough and Lung Syru
IL taken in time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03
Special Notices.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary IN South America.
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. Station d. Ner York City.
dec27teod&wy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03

Great Joy over the fact that your cough can be
thoroughly cured by DR.. A. j. Flagg's Cough and
Lung Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03
THE MONITOR WOOD FURNACE.

The most powerful and best.w working WOOD FUR.
MACE ever sold. Galvanized Iron Castings or set in
Brick. The drum is made of heavy plate iron, gas
tight. Easy and simple to manage and we will war.
rant II TO produce more heat than any other WOOD
FURNACE Its unequalled for durability. econo-
my and ease of management. We shall be pleased to
have all who interested call at and care
fully examine these Furnaces We guarantee perfect
satisfaction. Below we refer to parties using our
Eurnaces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03

Chas. II. Leard,
Universalist Church,
Methodist 4"
Episcopal "
Congregational"
Catholic /"
w. II. Hunt,
Mrs. Eliza Fowler,
Darius Alden,
q. c. Vosc,
Hon. Lot N. Morrill,,
W. II. Bigelow,
VIM. Penn Whitehouse.
Fowler, Hamlen / Smith,
Chas ii. NasonI
VIM. :. Craig,
David Cargill,
rChas. N. Hamlen,
WIN. X. Smith,
Hatch Estate,
James +. Devine (2)
NJ. V. Is. Chase,
Oscar Holway.
ToGUs:
Gen W. s. Tilton.
WINTHROP.
s. G. Davis,
Moses Bailey,
Mrs. Stanley,
W. II. Packard, (2)
Henry Winslow,
j. L. Briggs,
READFIELD.
Mrs. G. A. SanbOrn,
HALLOwELL.
Sam'l l.. Huntington,
Industrial School,
Mrs. Morgridge.
u. X, Bodwell,
A. s. Washburn,
-, GARDINER.
X. T.. johnson,
WHITEHEAD.
Catholic Church,
NAssALBoRO.
Henry NJ. Sawtelle,
FAIRFIELD.
Lorenzo Dow,
III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03

Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Druggets. Crumb
Cloths. Hassocks, Carpet Sweepers, dc.
All goods in this department will be sold at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-03

Amer most thorough and critical examination
into the merits Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19

srrreVE Corrr-CHAVBtrs- Douohuc. Nos. :. ~. Il,
81 3d. t3 e., G- a. TO-, ll3, 49,, i. 40 li j.,
ILL., III IcJ. l 100 1875, go 2lI, 20, - 10 %-I ~,
ZIG. ..
ST.. IGHl.ae at. Morris et 81. NOCay cdruGaI 900,
CIrriIi-pEEI II-IaVrence, J-Scs lIjl, S2', Pool.
4S3I 22"i. 2S55, SOB. 23l3, l2iOt 1866 2G2V :.
2s2s 133S2 ~ ls), 1921, 1856 2s' 4j2@ 2'3l $50"
3UlJ, 300 2Jll - 49,.
FAGI III-Van Rraut Nos. 237t, 5000, 2323 2l-2,
ll98 o}3 17oS GiS 2GsS l75j IT'S l779, l2S, 1873,
2l9l ll7 III BIOS. 5IC9 $40, Sill. II2 BIS 3lIA'
sIfiaSa Couer-srgcIA Tra,i-spGr J.-Nos. g. CO.
1HIAI TFHV-PtRr I->cdcvics. J-Casc on. No 3l3,
-Ioyr,s agt. Iio Mutual INSURANCE Company NoG"y
pr u-rrccduan J-Cqso on No. 37O.-May oct.
Co3G5y pllAs-srGciAL TEm-C. T. DAILY. c. J.-No day
calendar
EelI1 rERA-Van HoesoD. J.--No. IL. 1870 800 ,
TRIAL IERN-pAKT 1-IarrcuOIo J-No9 1880 20, ~.
543 27gG SJ4 gGj 800 567 0G~ 9G9 20 H9l. H12, 30
ga go go, 97 67e 97 $50 $751; 9o1 9oJ 9si 800 VoO
P,grII-J r Dalv J. Nos $50 92G s62, 500 90j $50.
9tl So gg5. "5j. "35. 99~. 1913. 1000 loOl. ~
MAEINE COURr-IRIAL TTIW-PARI l-MCAdan. j Nos-
6144 63p 29S7 $40, 54S j473, 547G 5477 jGls o332
j4IS. 1884 Boo, 5j-l, jj3G 800 1870 80 - .o ,,--
PAN lAMer J-N2s; 64G2 55S 53 3 5 5429 q %
PART Elisha J-Nos. oS75 5977, 200, J275, $3.50,
GE,rRAL SFssoXs-PARr I-Giderseeve. j. 90 Peter
O'Rulrkc homicide Thomas j. Lane ieoiicuS assault ad
battery James Iunpkins Michael COLON, burglary Minnie
Smith cTRLn JaeO Flynn larceny from the person.
PART IT-COwluc J-Patrick Bradv, Daniel dillon John
Gilon Christopher Malone James Styness. John LoFan.
James DnfV I1An Ryan, John Murphy. burglary Martin
Glynu, Alma Newman grand larceny lcWisJ PatL arthur
OYER AVD TTHHlS lR Barrett J.Angeo spagnol1 homi-
(COutlluCdD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
THE COURTS.
A NEW TRIAL FOR LAMBERT AND CASE
DECISION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.

DECISION OF HE NONhi VI ~ bF''0'
Some weeks ago premature announcement
,sas made that the Court OF Appeals had decided 10
reyerso tho convictions against Robert L. Case,
rresplent Of the Security Life Insurance ana
hnnuity Company, and DR.. Thomas & Lam
n,rt the president OF the American Popular Lie
I,snrance Company. Both were convicted OF PERJURY
Cor falsely tcsyng 10 the truth Of statements MADE Dy
their respective insurance companies 10 the Insurance
Department. Mr. Cases and respectability and an
impression that he had committed the perjury merely TO
.hold Others made strong appeal TO the sympGthies
of others Dr. Lambert avowed far ashe could with
ont spong his technical defences, that he was tho
central spirt OF the American Popular Life Insurance
Company and rather defended than excused his acio'
Nj Case was tried before Judge Davis, Dr. Lambert Ne
fore Judge Brady Both judges declined to near cHe'
Of tho cases ~ General Terra review but the reNe"
ing Court Judge ingalls, presiding sustained boh Judg
mcnts MeanW hile Mr. Case and DR. Lam Dert Tau ~ u
allowed to give bail each IN $4,000. MI case SlNV v o
bail; but DR. Lambert. unable 10 ina such "iso '"' ~
remained in tue 1ombs. -. .,,ho ,tme
rho announcement vas only premature. AZ the u ihe
Attorney Phelps and Assistant DiS1ctAtlof.cy
Eo'ns who had hccn active I'm the prosecution, ~ .tt
that from limitations they had heard they expected
mo Court al AppPals on technical points, "ouid
order new trial in each case. One OF the cOuuseI Io
Mr. Case credited with The rcnaik ihat te NOIO VI
Arneas was seeking Il difference between the cOnNlc-
fious Of Case and Lambert Tho result 10 gwen I'D INC
brief tolcgraphic announcement tGat the COuTL OF AZ
rra- mas decided to give new trai 10 pOth. Ih' e-
trc Attorney say- he cannot decide on ms Iulu'
uui he sees bv their opinions the ground on wien uo
iudces OF the Court Of Appeals acted MeanWhic tne
next eicp undoubtedly will be 10 reduce DE- Lambert >
bal 10 a sum which ne can give.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
TWO IMPORTANT WILLS.

DISPOSITION OF TIE FsTATTs OF DF. HENRY D.
RsNNEY A~D GEORGE W. vATIAN.
The will of Dr. Henry d. Ranney, which
WIS offered for probate In the surrogatcs office Jc>icr-
dav disposes Of a lar-o estate IN this city. /" Ms
brother stephen J. G3uney The testator gives his books
and surgical Instruments; q watch and chain to James
". Rsrncy. another brother; $1,000 TO Miss Mile y.
vbcelor ain remembrance OF Kindness shown IN sick
ness; quantity Of real estate TO another brother,
Ivauder " Kinney ana the income OF the remainder
70 the dcocdents wife, Llcl1da o. Ranney After hci
death $4,000 IA TO - 10 the Network Mission ana
Tract Society; The rcntiudcrto be divided in fifteen
canal port ions among relatives.
The will Of George ". Ndi'u was also HHNieo 'nf pro,
bate Yesterday. To his wife t. given all ms PERSONA
,rnpcrtv and an annuity OF $1,000 The income OF tc
remainder Is given 10 MS daughter Lucy unni Shr
reaches her hTy fifth year, ana she j. thCh 10 reeve
1e n,oerfv ahsout,v Al Ter mothers death sh" also
receives her share The will which rs dated Nav ~
$50. is witnessed by CHARLES Tiffany, iir J'WtcI, ana
H. " " MCGOWAN. y appoints Lucy warren cH"tu-
triy and Henry GSoy and Charles D. Hil.cr executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn, has granted a
decree OF absolute divorce IN the suit of d. George "
Hcatey against Jennie Hcat'cv. The parties 70 the suit
Ntrc married November 10. 1871
In the suit for breach of promise of mar
ragc between Elizabeth smith and Reuben j. Green,
triei before Judge Lawrence the Jury brought IN a
scaled verdict for 500 for plaintiff
Mis-. Catharinc Ganlcy, who died in Brook
lyn on December 90, ISIS heGuoathcd $1,000 in trust
TO Dr. Charles A. Corey Tor the benefit Of tho poor in
BROOKLYN and si;ri;ar sam to Mrs. LOUISA BoSt"ick
Ter the of this city. Her VIII was admitted 10 pro
bate IN Brooklyn yesterday
story was published recently OF an organ
pea band OF burglars, one OF whom stole jewey from
his employers while the other thrce aided him in dis
posing Of his thcrta Louis j. Pratt, was named chief
Of the band lie with the others arrested and held
= bail His father. Peter Pratt, has applied by baheas
corpus r"uuablc today fore Judge DonOhue, for hi-
ton's Ttris" from arrest claiming that the boy has
borne good reputation, and that his physical lntiml
ufs would preciudc HIM from taking tue part assigned
~ hin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
COURT OF APPEALS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DFCl,IONS-PROCEEDING
ALBANY, Feb. lS.-In the Court OF Appeals
today Tho following sions were handed down:
Kenyon at the y T. and H. u. Coz craig agt. Swim
'"h FaNNe, receiver Jones taylus SPt the Sc" OK
hsIon and syracuse r. r. Co; Tho People eN rel SIdhah
~ @ oti oi Police Commissioners OF NcW-l oikJ uS-
mont affirmed with costs.
hoh-scln der AT The Knlckcrbocker Life Insurance
,VLpaLl Ncrpldn EcC0I Pst HH Buleh; MCckrI iu-
,,tator. Wright. NickrTsou agt. Ruger; C9n az T.
H. Judgment reversed and new trial granted costs
Lambert agt Tho Pcopa Case sgt. Tho Peope-Judgment
i'ttt~-d and & uoyO.
Van la- ari Pury order from General Term reversed
uIRilcntM special Term affirmed with costs 10 the ap
II 'iu' +sa against
''ci agj The Mayor tc.Rcarcumcnt ordered on same
i Sua hcch additional points A. counsel may LIE Win the
LIE OF ihls CONT within ten days hcreiton
o. i' l"IoNluE business was transNted
Ihe People agt The Bank OF North Amerca-Moion
~. I'aigumeut submitted.
rage Sg Crawford Otion for reaTgumcnt submitted.
V~iNttlal Bank Of Rochester Az opchcti-Mo'AOh IOG
HelguHtnt submitted
tt ~ \iucg-s Female Orphan Asylum agt Tie Cy OF
q ,t'---ioi.on Tor ytiueu' submitted.
,.'" E1t-Wlltn G.. SchenmtThOTn, respondent, HC'-
lies bevln sypeilabt-On motion 81 Iufus '" feckhhin'
N4..N' restored % ts proper pidcs on the calendar
No SO fhe Cambridge Valley National Bank appellant,
sgt fhtFCk lynch receiver, etCArgucd by T.
man Tor Apt eliant. Dauiel Pratt for respondent.
No 5r1a Robert sCholl appellant 10 vacate assess
Mtht-ArRucd by .. Jones' Tor appellant William {. whitney
i0I los pOIsdent
No warren Newton. administrator etc. respondent.
tg ts Jtual Benefit Life Insurance Company. appellant
AiguI resumed end concluded
Ne. - W. Nash, appellant, agt. the Mayor, etc
Settled
Nc IoJ-Gco Harvey respondent aEt Alexander Cherry,
tSi executors otc A2peaDte Submitted for appellants
bguod W AsTTiGEt0 y tnam for respondent
No ~ The ~ Ter, Insurance Company of New.YoIl
appel sg INC. ht. respondent Submitted
No 4sV-0eorge =. Whit sppslant, sgt hbbie j. Flem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
sU1RO TUNNEL FLOODED.

SAN Francisco, Feb. IA Virginia City,
New dispatch says that at 2. H.. yesterday, water
was pumped the flooded mines into the sutr0Tun-
mel. The reason assigned Is the breaking OF pump
rod IN the Hale and NOrcrOss; consequently tho water
was sent through the tunnel prevent It's rising TO the
2.QGO-foot level The rod will be repaired this
evening. Adolph Su;rO, IN an Interview, states
tlat tie action on the part OF the running
comuavics is "blufT-Eamc," to force him
q acccdr their damauds IN compromise the details
~ which have for some time under consideration
H,s private clcgrams announce 60 inches OF wafer or
tho empcrature OF 100, flowing through the tunnel
filing IT with steam and rendering work Impossible.
All tho workIncu viii be discharged. SutIo Is preparing
ia obtain an Injunction from the Federal courts as the
ony recourse all to the tuuHe being Impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
DEClSTONs-FEB. IL.


Synrcms CONT Cb0mbcrs-Bv Judge Donohue.-
matter OF S2erinRNr t dismissed aud prisoner re-
eSsS ia tn matter 1G Of d
Con,rsfv at Ssudrrson sheud be sub
mitted PrenriSs aqt Tor open commission
granted S9SS stay S a- mo . %T S T TS
Baro,t Morse.-Nouon granted without stay CantTa
Motion granted on payment Of so Judgment 10 Ian1 G'
men 81 sos mcugh agt IIongh-sIOo 10 counsel as prT
and nrisoner renandcd, see memorandum National Broad
way ag Russell Defendant t, have three dy- T. an
IGavelsy where order Of Tctereece Paisley
Muller ait Foran~ Bl reduced to 90 Gcrmsnia Fire
Insurance company ~h~ahSn agt Loo man SEQ
memorandum Ioles sGt Hazer-h0io ION Ea9tei WITHOUT
costs see memorandum Morris agt Iuih In the ml W
Of pecs RSe ast Carc seym30TG as ZEN
"s mt,o donieS Sc memoIandnf1e institution f5r
" =, on eSss a aclInsp and same
9Taaed see nsmorandnm Clarke aet CLARKE
Po%eI oGt pGwS; A%Is Gg: ibc Mo- oic tt
Fire Insurance Company aa Meldum; CoiWin agt ohXt
liam Roscnfeld agi Roscnoattz jordan ast kTnE: the
Mayor aud 2tners al gra,ed, zen SH
Levy Union Dime ssylngs RauE agt Fly ana Others
pany agt schoieT Mudset agt. s,arcs rider granted
By rc potcrIn the matter Of InwOod street-hcport
SoesSGi hin Bv Judge Van Marshall and an
others The Manhattan 2aIinSs Institution AZ PY.iHsSs
and conclusions sldned. snytn etc. sgt Bio"n-flndiuss
superior Court-SycciaI TG7a-By Judge Speir-
Dn6k set Kenny ct a-Moou that HE injunction order be
continued Gcnca 50; @ o s sg; Gn Ct a.
act Cevs ct ai-Kemtttur died and Judgment hlnimeu
Johnston 1t HlOdtr granted ana uLu,f TAKING
I'D YOvrd. Anderson Earle ct al-OTdtr appointing
Ifcnrv Nab, esq Guardian al ntem OOurke agt T lor
order granted Whitney as Merlin al-Fndings settisd
signed. Van Bell agt. Prescott Il alOideI So lied HiE
Fowler . 9'.Dirtr granted ktieSu'r hHl
>Agru-OIu.r di-IHisus p'aintHs complaint uamri "s'.
IalDti. OutcT Of 1stoatuuact Guario Ggi Al&ulaHo
GROUND motion. Brown. Motion ti~uitd
without prejudice renewal. Baldwin art keayl'n
Counsel qu,Od % arHedI before me on Wc'Ht taI lOin-
ing al 20 Ma act. Wing: CuGdngon agi. NauW' :
Jackson agt. Van iy ykc Bto"hio" AT ~hHh"Al a",
fuEtIa: Desmond aci. 'Ofual
Cook act. Plat brJdar AIT Tyler Order granted
(O.amOH Yiods-tp N.,m Itrat--B, JudI CT. DAILY
The mta .,at.oIal Sank gt Goid-m,hD nu1rrt over
ruled Cav" 20 defendant 10 answer ID twenty d'!S on p}
mem costs demurrer; opinion Me win CLERK
Am-c-U AIT. CIrie-NOuou granted with 80 COSTS
opinion.
Iy thict-tusicN g =. DolyTn re Unsafe Rnildng \ =
Corner OF Broadway AMI Giandst al" otn'lS-i ieotPI
sivrc7.
By Judge Larrciuorc.C CONWAY agt the Mayor ccAmthl
mont allowed. Lcy.u 4CI tho Mayor ttcAlttT cA"lit-
ned That tine OIdcro N0N'mgti H. ITO va
proper tc nd1nts should not NOV" ulthtr
M motion or otherwise until he a-slS nee ia ba"-
mptcy is SubsututCd or brought IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
BURNLD TO DEdTH.

TROY, y. Y, Feb 17.-YeSterday morning,
At Remington Vt, the clothes OF Mrs Timothy Cofey
caught fire while she sitting near the stove, burn
ING ner SO severely That she died last night. Mary
C"nry Was also severely burned while endeaNOTlDG 10
cXfiuguisa the Il tme- on her mothers CloiLinG
Ro>poUT. y. y, Feb. Ion Saturday evening, Mrs.
Smith Of Chchcscryille filed lamp with kerosene
and placed it near stove in room in which was her
forrear-old SON The oil caught fire and the lamp eV
,odcd eettinc fire 10 the Childs clothing. The child
fn ou of the house pursued by the mother who nnalY
extirrrlshcd the Names, but the child was so badly
b1lJ,Cd tHat II died this morning. Mrs. Smiths hands
were severely burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
COMFY IsLAND RAILWAYLI1IGATION

The application to compel the New 1ork and
Brighton Beach Railroad Company to change lis pro
posed roue from Locust Grove 10 Brighton Beach, was
aIgued before Judge Gilbert. in BrooElyn, yesterday
The application was made by certain property owners"
and by the Beach Prospect Park and Confy Island
brooklyn FiatbuSh and Coney island, and broohNn'
Bath aud Concy Island Railroad COMPANIES. The last
named company asks that the new road shall run uhoH
meath its tracks The Bro0llyn, Flat6ush and Coney
Island Company suggests route that terminates on the
western side of the Ocean Parkway The Prospect Park
aud Coney Island Company wants the new company TO
pass over It's track AT Cevaton and the Sea Beach
company makes a similar request There was great
array OF legal talent lu tho court.
action has been begun in Tins city against the New
York and Manhattan Beach Railway Company nv James
& Fit7ualrick, Of WasEnctOu to recover $4,000 Dana
ces The plaintiff alleges that September =, 1873
he was arrested nv officers Of the company AZ Manhattan
Reach without pro, Ocation, and ncarceraed Tor an
hOur a cell or closet in The depot The defendants put
in a general denial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
TIE sPAGNoLo MURDER TRIAL.

The Trial of Angelo SpagnolO for the murder
Of Matthew Drake was continued yesterday before
Judge Barrett. Joseph GOmCro and Della Murphy were
called to prove tne earlier quarrel between the two
men Augustus Moshand testified TO the prsoners feel
ucs itcr the first quarrel and number OF witnesses
related the pursuit the prisoner from the place on
Cnathamsquaro where Drake struck 10 the place III
BaXtcr-St where SpaGnOO brought 10 Day auu the
knife was found. - .
SpalmOlos assigned counsel, Mr. KNITTING and Mr. Ne
Ccllaud, XaIuintd each witness al length bui
seemed 70 be hailed bv the prisoners sucu and per
s.seut resting mere denial and hs refusal l" tru>l
them. To-day whatever defence can be lnlcrlo7eu VIII
b. gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
Sales bn Anrlion.

MEDICAL PrEyEYING DFFOr- =. : A,}
y Envy ORR, FEBRUARY II. l-72.
TCTION SALE of L. ;. Army Medical ana
~ lJo.pit PronrrtvNl be offered at public sale March
10 l-5p At hslfpa.t 10 O'Clock u1dcr the direction
Of Caua!nF GD6uruehuc Medical ~torekeeper T. - ARMY
Al the old Post Ohco sae,rV'H. Ciarst corner oi Nas
Tufts. AuctouecTs, qudniA OF N',ts thd
Hospital Property embracing Medicines DfeiHl1g !nsu
ments Books, Bedding, Clothing Furniture ana NsceIA
Art Cles.
Terms Of the cash All purchased 10 be removed
Within ~ hours Catalogues be ready bv Tie lat ot Mach
EBENIZER swift, Asst Med PuiyeyoI.
JACOB BOGART, AuctiOnccr-PuIsnantt to
~ an order supreme Court viii sell on hONIAl
lS1B $50 at the banking house corner
10Th II aud Sd ave- ala the chattcs aud fixtures ~ the Brew
er ana GrJcers Bans consisting 81 carpets fun tuie ONCE
uartltions stationery &C. the highest bidder for cash
TuOS. H. MCriHANE. Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
CLAIMING DAMAGES TOR A DISCHARGE.

Alfred T. Richards has sued the North Ger
man Fire Insurance Company for $4,000 damages
which he claims to have sustained because OF his dis
charge from the position OF manager OF the companys
New-YOrk office. He was engaged on January /, 1873.
FOR five years the FIRST three OF which he receive
an annual salary of $4,000, and the remaining two
s. 600 He served for one year and was then dis
charged He claims the salary for the remaining four
wears and additional damages TO reputation. The
answer of the defendants that Richards was dis
charged from the main Office In Hamburg for disobed
euce 10 orders. TIC plaintiff obtained from Judge
EIstcLford on Monday an attachment against tho
uronerty of The company the ground that they ad
Suffered great losses AZ the late fires aud his claims were
ia the companys Office, No 200 Broadway yesterday
An application vacat0 the attachment VIII be mace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
PUEIM ASSOCIATION.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THURSDAY, MARCH ..
iilusical Instruments.

V'AKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
rope 1873 advertised largely Deays offer for this
month beautiful plano upright p9Tl0r organ, style 1888:
Ia atoms Knee 6wes sets Of reeds weight boxed, $50
pounds monoposts price alout s3io price only $50 70
srcat WAS demand worked at the factory I'LL ~
m % This unparalleled offer II extended until
nrther IOtice To however O,r New pianos,
sla5 1855 SlA5 and ards s65 To SiAO; pay
after testing instruments 81 home latest cr
cuaI Address Daniel r. Beatty. NAshugiOn, n J,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
CASES OF ASSAULT AND MALFEAsANcE.

In the Richmond Court of Sessions ycster-
day day spent In trying the cases 6iJoscph and
John johnson for assault with intent 10 KIN upon Car
cnce DaleGeld civil engineer OF New-BrightOn. Both
cases were given 10 the jury Tie cases OF Nj
rhael LYMAN and Michael Whclhan, the two ex-CoeCt-
Oi- the town OF SOUihcd, postponed unul The
ay term II Is understood that II Lyman and Nheihan
pay over Of their deficiency before the next
form Of court thny VIII not hc IrOsCcutcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-19
Counirn properiD 60 &c,


MONTCLAIR- Houses furnished. unfur-
I've nished salo and rent Howe ParSons79 CedqrsN.Y.
MARKET GARDENER, FLORIST or
Us NUHSERYMAN.-To lease. roony house. stable hen
ny and four u fruit and GARDEN suit1bic to
anoyr culture aud sale good markets near by ard the
spot experienced with small capital have excellent
chahe. Address Post Ofcc BOX lsi, Elizabeth. NJ.
NORRlSTOWN, \. J.-TO LET-The resi-
denco Of the late Judge deceased large house
ana grounds garden sa0e and carragehou'c icehouse
nehhciy elegantly located In centre C towns mOdem ui
piOVencnt6; will lease o. short or long term.
JOS W. BALIESTIHE. MUrTistoWn. y. J.
ORANGE, \. J.-Housps and Country Seats
" lei ana for sale great variety also farm and build
inH IOi-. BLACkWELl BROS. 2i3 Broadway, Room 3
'EO RENT, from April 1-At BLOOMFIELD,
a ew-Jcrsey. ten minutes walk from II T.. station, a
twostory FRAME HOUSE containing rooms. with all
The modern improvements. including furnace and range
sphS water delivered Through the house. and burglar
aafn 6c ample crCuEds with barn. iruit ana
NE present occupant about 10 10 the West and viii
dispose ct all his furniture and Household goods low
figure.
For further Information Apply 10
IHEODORE IL. WARD. College place " Y. or
j. ". POTTER, Bloomfield. Y. !.