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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Freighting Wanted. \

Proposals will be received fo- hauling
% tons of ore per day'from "Red Cloud"
Mine, % miles down grade) to NOrton's
Landing on Colorado River.
Bids must be sent in 10y Sept. Goth, haul
ing to commence at once. Address all
bids to 8. s. DRAPER,
Silver District. via Yuma,
3S-2t. Arizona
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-18

spoke the wrong one when he.
delivered himself as above re.
ported.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-18
NEW TO-DAY.
ANNOUN c EM ENTS. 1
To the Electors of Yuma County:

| hereby announce myself as Il Candl-
date for the Office OF Sheriff oil Yuma
COLuty. f. NJ. HODGES.
30-5t
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-18

THE war.drum throbs no longer, and the
battle flags are furled,
In the Parliament of Man, the Federation
of the World"
Il. A, Commercial.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-18
TAXPAYERS ! ATTENTION !

Taxes are now due and payable at my
Office ut the Court House, in the village of
Yuma. Taxes become DELINQUENT on
the SECOND MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
F. NJ. HODGES
34-3m Tax Collector.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-18

Will leave LOS ANGELES as follows
.1S A. M.-DAILY-Via L. A. Il
y L y r. R.-Local Passenger Trail
20 Santa Monica. ARRIVES ut 500 A. NJ
t0.OS A. M.-DAILY-LOcal Pas
III 500 senger Train to Wilmington
ARRIVES 1T $40 A. NJ
n l. IO cisco Through Freight anc
Third Glass Accommodates Train.
arrives at 1870 2. NJ
f.1S p. M-DATLY-San Francisco
L L y Express Train, connecting al
L;throp with the Atlantic Express Train
of the Central Pacific Railroad.
arrives at :55 P NJ
Ok P. M DAILY-Arizona Elk
LSZC press, connecting at Yuma
with daily stage for Ehrenberg, with Colo.
Vdo River steamers, and with daily trains
/bf the Southern Pacific Railroad of Arr
IONA for Casa Grande, (1S0 miles east OF
Yuma). Daily stages at MaricOpa for
Prescott, Phoenix, Florence and Tucson
Returning the train leaves Casa Grande
at SOS A. NJ, MaricOpa at A. NJ, and is
dueat Yuma at AIS P. VI.
ARRIVES at 10:15 A. NJ
On z. M.-DAILY-Local Passen
- sCO ger Train to Wilmington.
ARRIVES at2:20 P. NJ
A .00 P. M-DA1LY-Local Passen-
T sOU ger Train to Santa Ana, con-
Meeting with stages for San Diego.
arrives at $50 A. NJ
.S0 P. M.-Sundays Excepted-Via
t .CU "A. d. r. R.-Local Passen-
yer Train to Santa Monica
ARRIVES at 4:30 P. M
Notice.-On Sundays this train will
leave Santa Monica at $50 P. NJ, and Los
Angeles at6:5O P. NJ.
TICKET OFFICES:
Commercial Street K. R. Depot;
DEPOT OFFIC E s. P. R. R.
AN. TOWNE,
General Superintendent.
7. II. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Ag't.
E.E. HEWITT,
Asst Superintendent, Los Angeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
dRnY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-MajOr d. r. Larned,
Paymaser IT, x. A. upon the completion OF his OF
payments has been ordered to temporary duty In New.
York CITY.
The folio wing orders and changes in the stations and
duties OF officers OF the Medical Department have been
madei Assistant Surgeon c. X. Whine to report to
the Department OF tho East for duty. Assistant
Surgeon I. Comegys Is relieved from duty IN Texas
ana ordered to Cincinnati TO report to tho Surgeon
eral
First Lieutenant Charles T.. Nordsum, 10Th Cavalry,
has been ordered to accompany detachment Of recruits
to Texas.
The leave OF absence granted First Lieutenant Chas
A. Booth 7th Infantry has been extended three
First Lieutenant Price ordeied to report by
letter to Texas for temporary duty with Captain W. h
Lvermore, Corps OF Engineers.
First Lieutenant Edward Mcguire. Corps o. Engineer,
in addition to his present duties has been directed e.
take charge OF the following works OF improvement
Missouri River, above mouth OF the Yellow stone River.
Yellowstone River, Montana ana Dakota
The extension CT leave OF absence account OF SICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

Adams that was visited by the epidemic The towns
about six miles apart and wholly distinct Ihey
procure their water from entirely different sources
as do New-York and Brooklyn. AS North Adams PEG
pie have good TO be proud of their unusually
fine water supply. which at great expense has been
brought from mountain spring brook u j. Dut
natural that they should wish to have corrected any
STATEMENTS which might tend give wrong impression
concerning the sanitary condition OF their enterprising
town. The error very likely occurred and naturally
enough through the kilograms 10 the press being dated
at North ADAMS the leading town and business centre
Locke of which you gave an interesting summary mas
been skifuly prepared, and attributes the trouble Win
rho water at South Adams TO temporary impurities
which probably can be easily removed or remeueu
Respectfully yours. EDWARD A. NhlShi'
No. 80 Pqrk-slnce, Nec York, july @, 1850,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
DECISIO\S-JULY Z.

Supreme CoWt-C hdR5erS-By judge Donohue.-
Sci es AIT BaDker-Denled with leave renew. BOweTy
National AIT. FlattCry-Dcned with costs. Briggs
Dschs.-MouOn granted. Hernandez at. Chlds In tho
67tht In the matter o. losthstOrde6 granted
Hadersebsuer Bank agt. BOseuiahl Schmidt Rg ROs@n
dahl Dixon sparks Grant agt GtanL-Dented CGaW
ford AIT In the matter OF Jackson Shethar
BabcOck-Grsnted. Anderson agt. tae Market National
Bank-Mston Gened without BOwery savings
POiyes and others Motion denied.
Special IerBy Judge DonOhue kennedy agt. the Pfes
dent etc. Yale COllege.Grantod Armstrong Worm
ser and OtherH.-See memorandum
Ctrcit-Pdrt TI-Bv Judge Van VOrst.-Wehle agt. Spell
al.-Case aud amendments settled
Common PiodS-C bdmberS-I5V Judge LaTTemOre.
Ryan agt. RyanMOtOn denied but without prejudice
RoubeT MayerReport Of referee confirmed and
per cent In the matter OF Differentiation ordered
turnable July To- Fischer RaabMOt0n adjourned to
July to be heard before Judge Van uOesen. IN
tOsf ecASaYit verified and adm ssiOn
service acknowledged Butter kidaer.Order
Cooper Stritter ct ali In the ter OF Jack
granted lockwood agt. Fox In the matter OF 0apln
the Of Applications granted Harrington AIT
Herrhgton.-See menoIandum.
By Judge HOesenSolumanD ast orchard ANA others
Judgment vacated.
Marine Court ChdmberS-Bv Judge NcAdam.-
schuh0efer ag Fitzpatrick Phillips Gidersleeve De-
csOns fled Chappen art, Wintrs-ODinOn fled Leyy
ag Appleby settled per decision Med Schuer agt
Wilson-U Undertaking approved. Robinson agt ChacoCom
plant dismissed Allen agt Wagstarhe comp amt will be
dismissed unless security Tor costs DO MED within twenty
Fischer HaTfZe-MOuOn for leave to
granted. DeCOurcey Rgt. RusseDecision fod. Bur
rOugls Thomas Lauren Redhed appointed receiver
Duffy AIT. McCOrrey Proceedings dismissed smith agt
Miler.-George L. Carlisle appointed receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
HARVARD BEATS COLUMBIA.
THE TwO-MILE FRESHMAN RACE WELL CONTEsTBI
GOOD TINE MADE BY MINNERs.

THE TwO-MILE FRESHMAN RACE WELL CONTESTED
GOOD TINE MADE BY THE WINNERS.
NEw-LoNDoN, Conn, July THE two
mile freshman between eght-oared for Har
ward and Columbia Colleges, rowed on the Thames
course this morning. WAS by the Harvard crew in
IL min 80 Sec, Columbus time being IL min. 81
sec. The was holly contested throughout. Har-
ward the toss and chose the side Of the
The crews by Trimole captain OF the Har
ward Uniye rsty Crew. at 1928.
Harvard took the water slightly In advance OF Colum-
bia. and both got away in good STYLE rowing
tbrty-eight strokes to the Minute They swung along
bow and bow until the frat halfmile buoy reached
when Columbia forged half a length ahead. This lead
was overcome by Harvard before the end Of the first
mile At the first mule buoy Harvard spurted TO forty
strokes and got slight lead which she gradually in
creased to length and quarter at the finish Column
ba also spurted at forty through twohrds OF the last
miie but she was well headed and could not recover
lost ground
The comparative time made by the winning crew is
l min zee. better than made by Yale last Thurs
day The Columbia crew heartily cheered their veto
rious opponents at the finish The water 10 superb
condition aud the wind also favorable. The race
created little excitement aud not more than 1000 PEG
pie Witnessed IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
CHORISTER AND PASTOR.

The suit of the chorister, John E. Lucky, against
the pastor, the Rev. Anna Oliver, of the Will
oughby-ave Methodist Church, to recover 81 33. SO
under an agreement made May /, 1870, was tried
yesterday before Justice Bloom In the Second Dis
trict Court In Brooklyn The claim for damages
arose from the fact that after three months OF Mr.
Luckeys years engagement as chorister had expired
gregational singing was introduced IN the church.
The answer of Miss OLIVER set up In defence, was
that the plaintiff had been employed by the church
All Incorporated body, and not by herself, and that
If he was discharged II was for misbehavior aud
hos tity 10 the true interests of the church. The
principal witnesses the parties to the suit The
Oliver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
THE COURTS.
A BONDsMANs TRIBULATIOSs.

Henry Livingston was arrested by Secret
Service officers In April last charged with passing
counterfeit $50 bill D0nnelly liquor oealer' Oh
West Fifteth-st Recently Paul McAidle, VINO Is bau
to lie an accommodated priest offered himself as Dbl
lie made an affidavit before Commissioner Deuel. 10 the
effect that he owned ot fifty feet frontage BENG NO
1873 MarshaLst Brooklyn, and described l"os'ory
frame and brick basement house being upon IT, III
was discovered that the property was owned By Martin
Worn Then McArdle explained that the name OF Mar
shall-st. had been changed to s!oges and that lho
numbers had also been changed He then claimed una.
the property he owned was No. 151 siegei-st. Ihf'
nroyed 70 be vacant lot and McArdle arrested Tor
perjury Up 10 that time exJudee Goodet had Desn
counsel Livingston, but he had not taken an hcss
part I'm the bail matter In fact when he was
about It, he said that hts fee was S5O ana tna 80
as IL was paid would argue the question OF pail A.
McArdles he caused SUIT 70 be begun sganss
Commissioner Deuel. and Mr. Goodlet for conspiracy anu
false arrest. The proceeding has been begun ~ tDe
Kings County Supreme Court The papers nave Deen
served the rests for the present 1esef
day McArde had hearing before Commissioner 5heios
a charge OF perjury, aud at us request an "VpV"
ment was had until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
HELD on A CHARGE OF MURDER.

George Mather, Richard Herman, John
Wright and an unknown man. were In kilDalne nQuor
saloon No 333 Tenth-eYe on June 20, when game OF
poo was proposed for the drinks Khbane the propre-
tor took bond in the game. and during the play
wordy war took place between klDaiLe ana hioih"n'
nut 10 blows were st uc Il is alleged that Peter GIFT
An the barkeeper suddenly came from behind the bar
to the billiard table, aud without saying single worn
raised a heavy beer bottle and brought down Win an
his might upon Kornans head. Kernan dropped sense
less 10 the floor and taken 90 the New grk ios-
Dsal officer Mcconnell, OF the Twentieth PreeincI
arrested Griffin, vino WAS committed by Justice XII
broth nj the Jefferson Market Police Court on charge
of frlouious assault TO await the result OF kicrnans ~
iurie5 KEENAN, fingered uniil July J. wien ne rleu J.;
Yesterday fin VINO IA about twenty-five }eHls VI
age wa. ngu brought before tine mpgisr1te Who COM
Injtted hIu. TO await the action Of lie Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
RACING 1T LONG BRANCH TODAY.

The racing at Monmouth Park, at Long
Branch, win be continued to-day with no less
than seven races, promising an afternoon
crowded with interest. IL Is 10 be hoped
that with 80 many contests to be decided the
MANAGEMENT VIII push through affairs with CELEBRITY in
order that the spectators may get back TO the city In
good season OF the two most important events Of
the day, with the richest prizes, VIII be the July
Stakes. in which that wonderful FLY Spin
previous victories As she captured the Hopeful Siak IS
Saturday under this burden, she viii have plenty OF
hackers who Will expect her to repeat the feat but
some OF her lightly weighted rivals are Likely 10
push her hari and make the exciting The other bi
priza Will be in the Monmouth Oaks, in which such
feet iii,s as Glideia, Carita Diana and Kitty j. may
be trusted 20 make the running fast aud the finish
brilliant The details Of The various races, with the
betting a; Long Branch last evening. follows:
Handicap i mies--Dan sparug q years, les p,unds)
$50; Ferida Il. IO5) SO: IuvermOor %. 81, 80 (;
Surge tagged, 1927 Sll Momen tum 70, 95), ~
July Stakes for twO-year ODDS Is OF milc-G. l. Lprl-
lard's Splna way pounds and Bazes 07,SJC; Pierre
LOrilard's Spark (l07l and Gerapium 400, III !;
Burnham's BarntOn Q07) and By-thcW Way (IO4l Tll;
McGrath's CalcyOnthu, 107l F12
Monmouth Oaks for throcyeGr old hllcs, III miles
Corners Gdela. $50 BeimOutS CaIiu and EdclReis
1873 Pierre Lcrllards Diana, $40 ttter's By-ancby
$Sl Bevins Emily r.. 81; Morries Kitty d. 49, and
Wlthers's Nancy. T31.
one mule and three quarters with allowances-Qnito
g years lOl pounds) so Feridl q, 10 20; jim
Coiinihian Stakes for gentlemen riders, Is miles,
pools sOld-St. James, odd Fellow tagged, 1905 Prc"s
Tramp q 114 Granvilles Baronet aged, 100 and Hun
ter's Kingamft @, 1889. go
Selling Lace JIG mies-Little Reb % years, 100
pounds 49, Ngns men nenne Ia Tsas i02 poInd
$l5; Bayard g years, 9s p0unds) $25.
Hurdle race. / p mes-Problem taged, 1f5 pounds
S32; CattnOcks Judith q years 35 pounds and Bertha
Is years 1873 pOunds) $50 Disturbance g years lao
poundsl $21 Pomeroy 70 years. 1877 poundsl Sll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
N1H1L IVTELLfGENCB.

WAsHTYGToN, July 7.-Captain William z.
Fzhugh has been ordered 70 coiomanc the receiving
ship st. Louis and also duty as Captain at League
Island.
Assistant Paymaster l.. G. Kerr bas been ortered 70
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing.
Captain Joseph H. has been detached from the st.
Louis and tho Navy Yard League Island and ordered
% command the Franklin at Norfolk.
Leave OF absence for fourteen DAYS rom Ju y bA
been granted First Lieutenant b. x. Russell Uniied
States Marine Corps.
An order issued by the Navy Department today
a6Oshes the rates OF machDst aud copDersmItn Ia the
Navy, but no macbinist oOppersinltb WI be die
charged from the service In consequence OF TINS order
until he expiration OF his enlistment except upon his
application. -, 49,,
The sentence OF the court martial In the case OF James
Beatty hrst-cass fireman, has been approved by tle
Navy Department Beatty was found guilty OF nuI
mons conduct and disobedlepce Of oryers and VII u
confined In the prison on the COD DOCK ID New-rOt
Harbor for one year aud will forfeit his aud at the
expiration Of his Of confinement be discharged
from the Naval Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
OPPOSING JUDICIAL OPINIONS.
THE DECISION OF JUSTICE LAWRENCE IN THE MIC
HoLs CASE SUSTAINED ny THE SUPREME COURT


THE DECISION or JUSTICE LAWRENCE IN THE NC
HoLs CASE SUSTAINED ny THE SUPREME COURT
GENERAL TERM-JUsTICE DAVIS DTssENTS.
The opinions of the Supreme Court, General
Term, the case Police Commissioner Nichols were
filed yesterday Justice Barrett coneurs in the leading
opinion written by Justice Brady sustaining the decision
OF Justice Lawrence at special term. Justice Brady re-
views the holdings OF Court of Appeals and OF JUS
tce Lawrence, and substantially uses the same argu-
pents in finding that the Commissioner was entitled 70
have the Mayor and Governor reviewed by
writ OF certlorari review OF judicial proceedings
that the Commissioner was entitled 10 full hearing as
in any other with counsel and power to cros'ex
anime and that he was not allowed these privileges
the action OF the Mayor should be reversed
The dissenting opinion OF Presiding Justice Davis Is
interesting as differing from all the previously deiV-
cred opinions in the of Commissioners NICHOLS ana
Smith. He says that the Court Of Appeals have not
passed upon the merits OF the case but only upon the
question whether the action OF the Mayor and Governor
I'm removing the Commissioned be reviewed by VIII
Of certiorari But the Justice argues the action OF the
Mayor cannot be final when he determines to remove
until the approval OF the Governor is expressed In VIII
ing 1t is the Mayors determination that removes
but II is his approved determination. Ills unapproVeu
determination cannot be reviewed In this the re-
turn shows nothing beyond the unapproved determine
ton Of the Mayor, and the writ should be dismissed as
prematureiy Issued.
Justice Davis says further: 90 not reel cOrtThlheu
to yield my Judgment wholly on the merits to what con-
the Ober expressions OF the learned
Judge of the Court Of Appeals. have no douot
IL was tue intention OF the Legislature that the Mayor
might act upon his knowledge or observation OF tne
misconduct neficency Of officer Whenever they
became In his Judgment, sufficient cause ana " occr
should fail OppOItmit given To show satisfactory
explanation. THIS construction would secure
to the city an efficient govetnment under WCh M, ,Ho
heads of departments could be held to responsibility
that would make them the servant and not the masters
the people. The contrary construction has WORKED
infinite chief under the false idea that the tue OF an
officer his place matter superior III Importance 10
the rght Of the people enforce the performance OF
the duties OF the Office. In my Judgment, tho Mayor IN
emOyal OF the reatOr (eyea II 10 be conceded mat
lie acted under IA saken advice to the law dd an
net fully deserved and which entities him to the appro
haitian If nh good citizen. In my opinion, the
Mayor acted I'm removing the reator within the OF
his powers II IN that view, shall nave an
abiding conviction that whatever flaws lawyers OF
courts NAV ind in his the common sense OF JUS
uce and morality will approve It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
IN HONOR OF THE LATE CHIEF JUDGE.

The death of Chief Judge Curtis. OF the SUI
perlOr Court which occurred Tuesday evening" was
great surprise to the other judges and the members o
the city bar He had been sitting in Special Term uhi
few days ago, and although he was not feeng we'll ]"
not supposed that his sickness was more severe
than that which had troubled him for two years his
last work upon the bench was performed WIN hs "Nu"
earnestness and care His death WAS the topic OF con
versoton in the Court House, and tho Courts were au
ourned because Of It. In granting the motion 10 ao
ourn Judge Freedman, who was an ASSOCIATE upon 'he
same bench and an intimate friend OF the late luag
said Having been informed yesterday thht On oatu
day last Chief Judge Curtis had an attack OF oss AZ
his nnet country home and that his medicaI ADVISERS
Encouraged him with the prospect that no would oe gu.
again al the OF this week, immediately WrO.e "
lin that 1 should sit for him during the whole OF his
term IN vacation, and that he should on no aScout
troube himself the business Of the Courts curing
the Summer months expected to see him ogaln peiorS
ion1 rested cheerful, and restored % health anu
vigOr His usefulness greats he was hOb ouly
learned jurist and ripe scholar, but great eooN an"
industrious judge" . -. o,d r,s
Jsstice Donohue in the Supreme Court, ana JUICE
Iarrenore I'm tho Court OF Common PEAS auJOurAeu
also the special terms at which tneY were tituns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
4 woMAN's RIGHT TO a FENCE.

4 suit brought ny Mrs. Martha Clark
AGAINST Ariel Cameron. to damages caused ny
the demolition Of a leuce tried yesterday oy jus
tice Aldridge i'll Jersey Cny. The springfield manufac-
tory Of the defendant stands next 10 the house OF Mrs
Clor, in Ho5oken-ave The woman was much annoy cd
nv the actions OF Mr.. ClnrrOus wOrkmen. aud one
night she mad erected in her yard thirteen tet
Lrn shu,tug the ligAt from thc windows OF the mahi-
factory she refused to take down. and tue neX night
In was conn etcy demolished. Ine woman had /, PAT
NJ apafu ana Nj. Cameron, l. alleged, huei some
men TO pull II down the second time. tn Jlry TtL-erSd
Il verdict In favor of Mrs Cia;k tor - 80. oue was
much PLEASED with the result Or tae tti ana "4h nave
tho fence replaced at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
SOUTH ADAMS, NOT NORTH ADIMS.
, me EDITOR or rhe rrtbune.

70 the Edsfor or The Trfbune.
SIR: In this mornings issue of THE
TRIBUNE the peculiar epidemic IN a Berkshire
town. by which several thOus and persons were pros
trated though without any fatal results, referred
10 as occurring at North Adams, Mass. IL rs
which las been very generally made by the press
throughout the country, TO attribute TO North Adams
the hugo sfoaachachc that afflicted her sister town OF
simlar name. II Was South Adams and not North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHA NnsRs-oonohu J.-Conrt At
1890 calendar called at II a mNos 23 20 49, S. 80
1873 las lao 5S 49, i6I lOi 1855 l06, 1871 los Assess.
ment eaondsr,Sos 2 70 ~ 20 H. ~ iS1 5g9 no.
OSSRRAL TERN-Adjourned unt july 20
SPECIAL TeaN-Dcnohue J.-Court opens az 1890 a H.
calendar.
SUPERIOR rERM-Freedman, J.-Court opens
al I'm calendar called az y. Hl-Ne day calendar.
COMMON PLEA5-CnANBBRs-la rremore, J.-Court opens
at IL r. m-MOtlons will De heard at IL O'Clock.
GENERAL sRssloEs-PARr l-Smyth, R---Ihe People
Edward EcelestOD, robbery rape sebastian KunZig
felonous battery Ward James Williams
burglary julius Guide Thomas Gallagher, grand larceny
lanes Kelly robbery Bernard Murray. Charles on ell
James Kelly. Hamilton Pollard william T. ReddmR grand
larceny Edward Johnson Charles Price Joseph Reynolds
larceny from the John Moore petit larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
CIVIL NOrER.

The General Term of the Supreme Court
has affirmed the Judgment given by Judge McCue in the
suit of Henry w. Sage 70 $1,000, his award Of
the expenses incurred in building the 5ackct,s bpul-
ward Toe jud gnent for the plaintiff The opinion
was given by Judge Nelson, IN Brooklyn AID cOncuird
IN By Judge Royno DIS.
Judge Pratt, in the Brooklyn City Court,
yesterday denied the motion to take evidence regard
to the rregulaty OF the juror Weber, who ID alleged to
have served under the Ut Webb the trial the
sun brought by Major Harold against the New-YOrK
Elevated Railroad Company whea resulted in n verdict
OF 10 100 for the piainuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
CERTIFICATES or INCORPORATION

ALBANY, July 7.-Benjamin ii. Brlstow.
Charles smith, Frederick Kuhns and Others named
as Directors OF the Interstate Telephone Company
The lines are TO run from Boston Washington, D. c.
passing through the States OF Massachusetts Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New-YOrk, NewJersey, Pennsys
yapia and Delaware. Maryland and the DstrctOf Col
umbis. The capital IA placed at 100000
George n. and Jeremiah W. Curtis, with Enoch p,
Bullard are named trustees OF the -Amerean
Drug Company, of New-York. The capital Is placed a
4oIOOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
FROM A FRENCH TO \ NETWORK PRISON

EEON = FRENCII 10 ! NLN-IVNN INIoON'
James Dolan, alias " the DOCTOR" well
known picKpocket WAS convicted in the Court OF
General Sessions Oh Tuesday Of having stolen watch
from Edmund T. saynich, OF No 33l East Twenty-third-
st., on a Tweny-thrl-st. car. D0lan was one Of the
band Of American thieves who visited Pa Is at the time
Of the exposition. lie arrested there in company
with Daniel Noble and was sentenced 70 mprisonmer
for Ave years Noble al the same tnne sentenced
for twenty years GA March II last be SOLE "A Watcn
from Mrs Ogden Hoffman, Oh No. - East NiHth-st ih
a cross Town car, but AS Mrs Hoffman Gn3Oe .
appear IN owing ner extreme age ne escaped
luni,hnent. Yesterday Recorder smyth senteneed
itn 10 state prison FOR years ANA SIX mon rs