The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1876, Page 11

‘4 THE COURTS. es Singular Accusation Against a German Pastor. A Charge of Swindling the Pension Bureau. Marrying in Haste and Repenting at Leisure. Investigating the Affairs of the Old Erie ailway Compa Acase in which a German pastor named Rudolph Wiecszorck, charged with conspiring with Bernardina Finek and Barbara Eisele to de!raud the go ment of @ pension, was yesterday on trial before Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit Court. The Pension stood in the name of one Barbara Reich. From the facts elicited trom the opening of the case by United States District Attorney Foster it appeared that in April, 1870, Barbara Reich, whose son died while serving in the Union Army, was awarded a pen. sion of $8 per month. This sum she regularly drew up to the time of her death, which was in December, 1875, The ‘act ot her decease, however, remained un known to the Pension Office, and the pension cot tinued to be regularly drawn. ‘In September last thorities were notified of tho circumstance: sage, and whe im was next made jor the pe: of Mrs. Reich the applicant and her witnesses were rested ‘by uty Marshal Crow! It was then dis- povered, ai jeged, that the pension certificate of Mra. Reich haa yn fraudulently obiat by the prisoner Wieczorck, wh Et for a small considerat ceased, and another woman, to appear as a witness. Wieczorck wan “bis arrest and several pension certilicates belonging to different persons were found on his person, and it is supposed toat these were also fraudulently obtained. Wieczorek is a German “pastor” by profession and was @ member ol the noted company of ‘straw bail’’ vperators who flourishod fcra long time in the neigh- borhood of the ity Hal, and which was broken up ed the arrest of John Volez. ‘the latter is now awaiting trial in the United states Coart on a charge of perjury, and Wieczorck is one of bis witnesses. Bernerdina Finck is a legitimate pensioner of the government, she being tho widow of a soldier, and she, together with Barbara Eisele, were probably the dupes of Wieczorck, who represented to them that it was all right. In the tase of Barvara Eis nolle prosequi was entered by Seneral Foster. ‘The hearing of the case had not ter- minated at the adjournment of the court. HASTY MARRIAGES. Searcoly a day passes that there is not exemplified in the courts the force of the old and well known apothegn—marry 1m haste and repent at lelsure, A rather striking instance, but as the case turns out compelling a very uncomfortable ext jon of the re- Pentant period, is afforded in the brief matrimonial experience of Mra. Laura Wolfsohn, née Miss Laura Klein, According to her story, on the 28h of May, 1875, sne was married to Richard Wolfsobn. 8! on that Wolfsohn represented himself to her as bein; man of good character and worth $15,000, and ti 5 on such represeutations she married bim. Alter the marriage she discovered, as she avows, ‘hat his character was bad, and that he was impecunious, aod on this ground she sought to bave tho marriage annulled. A suit was brought for this purpose and the same was tried belore Judge Van Vorst at special term of Superior Court. Judge Van Vorst gave his decision yesterday, in which be dis- missed the complaint. The toliowing, from the opinion, not only explains the reasons for arrivin; d this conclusion, but embodies an instructive mort thi contemplating entrance into the Diteimonial est “Before ring upon the marriage the plain- tiff should have informed herself both as to the charac- ter and m ot the defendant, and if she blindly relied upon representations she cannot properly ask Court to release her from a solemn marriage 80 heediossly formed. It would not answer to make this case a precedent for dissolving a marriage upon such grounds. * * * If judicial favor was given to this appitcation it would open the door to a ciass of cases not heretoloro entertained and disturb the sanc- hs ith which the marriage bond shot be regarded, It fs not to be annulled upon gro repre- 8 ns, which are sufficient to cancel an ordinary contract.” THE ERIE RAILWAY OOMPANY. Judge Dononue, holding one of the branches of the Supreme Court, Circait, has no disposition, it appears, to make a judicial examination into the affairs of the Erie Railway Company under the régime of Fisk and Gould. In th Archer, the yesterday's 's account, which he would committee in order toget out the Watson dkontts. Un being questioned yesterday concerning their pro- occasions, Judge Donohue ruled it put, stating that he did not sit thore to try whole aifaire ot the Ene ugg sana SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. In the old Black Friday suit of Richards sgainst Jay Gould appiitation was made ty Mr. Sewall, before Judge Curtis, in Superior Court, Chambers, yesterday, on behalf of the plaintiff to perpetuate the testimony of certain witnesses. The order was granted, The case of Dr. Rufus Wagner Flint, the teapot medium, who is seeking to obtain bis release irom Ludlow Street Jail, where he is now confined for non- paynient of alimony to his wile, cam for argument yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, betore Judge Barrett, Mr. George W. Wilson Se for the Doo- tor, but owing to the absence of Joha D. Town. send, the opposing counsel, the matter was postponed until to-day. The quo warranto proceeding brought by the people bass the state of New York, through the Attorney Gen- to oust Terence Dufly from the cierk’s ice of the ‘irat District Court, nas been discontinued, On ‘the oail of the case yesterday before Juuge Daly, of the Uourt of Common Pleas, the answer was ‘‘discon- pr " Altorney General Fairchild appearod for the peuple, anu Cd Curtis for the respondent Duffy, wuo by this disposition of the case retains tue office, its honors and Smoluments. Now that the Park Commissioners have decided to pension bridge over the Harlem River just ry High Bridge, the next step is to io u to land necessary hag t= the purpose, The bi motion to contirm the report of Commissio tegucd yesterday in Supreine Court Chambe jpreme Cou! ma Was aa- urned until 1 tb set, a ,,Betore Judge loos eral holding Supreme Court, nced yesterday the trial of a it the city for 2035, w Street gwick, io jaced yesterd: agai uh oo _ ber 1, 1875, plaintiff bad her bile mg to get off one foag SE epee, for ny ee Sinime’ $10, 000 dai The defence is a greennnecy negigenee. The trial rll ity States Hotel at Long Branch last summer the bead waiter was Ezra A. Schoyier. On the t Kaen of the hotel the aod ajary, Mr. fons A Mm ir, Sedu, ziet Mowers, Pierris & sir J.J. Lyons, Alter ihe jm rT pode He ‘the Cours the acce; ‘ped eck was Dot an estoppel, and comme: ve evidence, tte jury revurned a et im favor nd ur. Mart dowd for the full amount cinimed, aving reported ¢ P. Rice my to is wife, vorce, an effort is now being ide this report. A motion to this effect was argued at considerable lengtn werday beiore Judge Barrett, Messrs. Townsend Weed appearing for the motion and Mr. Chedsey in opposition. It is med that Mra, Rice jy vow living im adultery with the person with whom sbe 1 charged to have com- mitted aduliery in the -brocsedings for divorce Mra, Rice, ib eeems, 19 keeping ga boarding house, her ul gea jar:mour is ing with her; bat this, it is clsimed, js Bo basia for the present motion, Judge Barrett took the papers. . beg! D. ogg Cg acquitted in Re criminal provers! brought juat him in the United ris, did pot fod this result a final terminat bis iegal troebiea. Police Commissioner Erhardt ob to have bern employed by him as one of his counsel, and, on the tacts being examined before a referee, be was adjudged as ontitied to $3,850, swell- \ng the sum now claimed with interest up to $5,000, Motion was mado yesterday belor 4 a og Barrett, in Supreme peat Chambers, to set aside the report of the reicree on the ground that there was no notice of a pois! “a tbat the whole mattor was u surprise, and . Erhardt was pet iempleres se ‘a8 counrel in ine tan, ‘Alwr bearing M for the motion aod Mr. Eliha Root im opposition, Jeage judge Barre took tae papers. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1. Before Judge Sutheriand. After disporing of a low petty pleas and (he arraiga- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OUTUBER 13, 1876, -TRIPLE' _ SHEET. ment of Woodward, as related in another colu Court proceeded with the (rial of Robert Garrity, youth of seventeen indicted for murder in the second | jegree tor killing John Smith with acartrurg upon the night of July 4 All the testimony baving been taken on the previous day, counsel for the prisouer at once proceeded to sum up his case, He concluded about one o’clock, and Assistant District Attoraey Rol- addressed the jury for the prosecution, Judge rland concluded iis charge about four o'clock, jury at once retired 10 deliberate. a tew beiore wx v'clock they returted to court ‘ing sume poiats of law laiped to hem, again retired, with the assur: 18 Honor that if they should hot agree with teen minutes they forthe night As they did not {pulated period the Court took a ‘o'clock this morning and the jury up. jury retired, at the conclusion of the Judge’s jury was with some difficulty empane! Hed vi { Thomas McG: ree, with the biow of a stone last, Tho trial will probably be coucluded to-day. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2. Betore Judge Gildersieeve. A COCKNEY’S EXPERIENCE IN NEW YORK, “They say that they never we in either State Prison or the Penitentiary, g men of the jury Well, 1s my opimion that those in: ions bave been cheated most grievously.” So said Assistant District Attorney Horace Russell to ajury yesterd&y afternoun. The persons he alluded to were Charies McAleer, a Waiter in a notorious concert saloon in Broadway, and M. Cruden, bartender im the same reireatung institution, These gentiemen had just testified for the ence im the case o! J Morris, a German wait- 1B the saloon, whe w rial for latveny {rom The complainant, Wiliam Watson, a from London, stated that he came to thas city a fo Bi ago with ibe otion uf ‘takin, a look at the country.” On ‘ he was taking a glass o! When the fatter proposed to show him around New York. Alter me y sauntered into ih mentioned, re William treated wis friend priuoner, who ti sted upon them, with » brauuy, you know.” Then be treated bimsel girito ‘a bottle of champaxi not Png ropriately abvi ated it), for wi $3 60. Thea be order tive damsel asked bim to order still another. denly into his $7, ran olf with 18 to the sheiter of the bar. William stated in Court that he did not care for the paltry sum, you know, but he thought that peoplo Visiting the coumiry ought not to be robbed He-'was sure the piace looked an respectable as a great many Public 'ouses at ‘ome, " ln summing up Mr. Rassoll denounced in vigorous and eloquent fauge the system outof whieh this robbery grew, and expressed his detestation uf, in par- ticular, the men who lived upon the profits derived from it, Mr. Peter Mitchell mave au address of con siderable fey in bebalf of his client, but she was found guilty aud remandod for sentence. It appeared in testimony that girls in such fostitu- thor re not paid any salary, but receive $1 jor each bottle of wine they sell and teen cents tor each glass of brandy, UP AND DOWN THB RIVER. Two fair-baired young men were charged with the larceny of several horse biamkets and other articles from the stable of James McCreery, on the River road, at Inwood, Westenester county, on Monday last, The youths haa a aecidediy vagrant aspect, and were at- ured juts which had been turned yeliow by ex- yosure to the weather, one-half yeare, CAUGHT AND ‘‘BOUNCED: The store of Ulrich Lamiine, No, 421 Hudson street, was broken into on the bight of October 6 and robbed ef clothing to the value of $200, Captain McDonnell arrested, upon suspicion, Jobn MeLue, alias Man, and John Kelly, alias ‘‘Romey,’’ two alleged notorious criminals, who bave both been in State Prisom and the re -y. In their possession the Captain found the stolen property, which he duly restored, The prisoners = were aigned yesterday, w they plesded guilty re each ‘sentenced toloer years a six monibs of ceiving the stolen jeremiah Kelly, aerate 3 ‘“Romey.”” atieman was also “Not guilty,” was remanded tll next we PICKPOCKET SENTENCED. A youth of eighteen, named Thomas McLaughlin, living at No. 427 Madison sirect, pleaded guilty to hav- ing, on September 9, stolen $7 from the pocket of Gil- bert Law, of No. 87 West Third street. He was sent to State /rison for two years and six mouths. DECISIONS, SUPBEME OOUBT—CHAMBERS. By Jadge Barrett. Kelly ve. Hughes another.. may iaverpoet au answer wit || proceedings before notice of 1d $10 costs of moti and @tipulatiag to accept ort notice of trial ‘or November und to try cause ou first Special Circuit Friday of that mouth. Matter of Doll.—The application must bave gone over the testimony, and pi been made out. Thi judgment of lerate lor 80 shocking an assault, By Judge Brad: Core va. Ford.—Opinion. Order granted. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TSRM. By Judgo Van Vorst. Spaalding vs. Martin etal. and Busteed vs, Busteed, Findings and decrees signed. £UPERIOR COURT-—-SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Curtis, epee etal. vs. Andersup.—Decroe of dissolution, ‘Dusendary ve. Hiller et al—Allowance as per mem- orandam. By Judgo Van Vorst. Klein, &c., vs. *Woltsohn. Report of referee set amide and complaint dismissed. See opinton. Carlton vs. Winship et al—Motion granted See memorandum. By Judge Speir. Grabam va. Liddy.—Case setiled, MABINE COUBT—CH4MBERS. By Chief Justice Shea. Kupter va. Koebler; Simon vs. Norden; Gillhooley vs. json; Krause vs. Lerxowsk: Bowman va, Loch ; Shirer vs. Heath; Van Buskirk vs. Smith; Hairy vs. Tilden; Poole va. Hazlett. —Orders granted. Smith vs. Alit; Crosby vs. McDermott; The Me- 1’Bank of N rk ve, Parker; Libby jowan va. Da } Rotholz vs. Gam- granted, Harrison vs. Moore, —Receiver’s bond approved. Wood vs Lewis. —J. K, Furlong, Esq., appolnsed re- oviver. Bratsted vs. Swim.—Defendant’s default noted. Len, ng vs. Sottjas,—Notice of this appircation should be given to the judgment debtor, as it appears by the examination that the only property discovered ts oy statate exempt, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Scrrsue ae cake ee by Judge Bar- rett.—Nos, 324, 326, 83, 02, 103, 147, Ms 178, 187, 204, ets tee 329. Supreme Count—Gayena, Teau—Helu vy Judges and Daniels —Nos, 65, 7, 94, 17, 17%, 116, 1163, 8, ao yo tt, oh aad mM, 4 oh Hi y PRA RRR EES BAR 7 tbs Ha De ise 190, ts 92, 93, 4, 8 4, oF ‘SuPREME Count—Srecian TRax—Held by Jadge Van Vorst.—Nos, 861, 501, 146, 334, 446, 822, 474, 41 499, aia ‘Sol, (303. 804, 506,’ 511, 620, 521, 0, 888, 220 48," 549, 561, as ce 581, ah oS. | 621 35, 688 10 646, a hn SurauMk CoURT—Cincorr—Part 1—Held eo aa Donohue, —Short causes, —Nos, 3657, 2703, 2825, 3090, 8515, 4473, 31 . 3025, ua 8427, 3429, 3315. 2—Heid by Jeipe. Lawrence.— Nos’ a0ef, #490, 150454, 1190, 3184, 1780, 17 #8 2840, 2602, $434, 3624, 3632, 3398, S614, 9616, 44 3404, 3468, 3575, 3896, Part d-Held by inane Larremore.—Nos. 2784, 3445, 3887, 3583, 1397, Bat 307, 3008, et ae Sad SUPsRion Dobugudumas TRRw.-—Adjournea until Monday, Uctober 23, 1876, SUPRRIOR CovRtT—Si «8 Teru—Heid by Chief Jus- tice Curtis. —Case on, No, 60, Surerion Cocat—rRiaL Teru—Part 1—Held by Sanlord.—Nos, 250, 200, 280, 6, 97, 207, ‘261, 273, 286, 287, 269, 299, 2 ‘Common Piassattais: teaiee bebe i—Heid by Chief Justice Daiy.—Nos. 873, 402, 863, 875, 876, 968, 650, 667, 566. Part LE gf ap enti! Mon pext. Part afield by Judge iF F, Daly.—Nos, 900, 991, 1011, 1013, 825, 989, 990, 7: Manine Sokancitness Team—Part ne ee, bios Alken Now, 4540, 4577, 4677, 489, 489 4947, es 4351, age wo Held by Jud n—Nos. “cans, ‘2019, ry Ws6, 408s, sore, sous, 4557, 2530, 4045, 4080, 831), 7896, 7896, 4558. Part ‘oHeld reer: S Sretent Nos’ 4468, 7201, 7117, 6949, 6960, 7009, 7120, 7065, 8507, 8534, 8535, 7318, 7253, 6479, 7276. COURT OF GENKKAL Suasions—Part 1—Held by Judge Satherland.—The People vs, Thomas MoGough. Part 2—Adjourned until beanenandias next, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Wasnineton, Oot. 12, 1876, The following case was argued in the United States Bepre: Jourt yesterday ; 6. Original, State of South Carolina vs, State of Georgia, the Secretary of War and others —This is a bil Drought by the State of South Carolina to restrain alleged vbstruction of Savannah River, betwoon the | Io commenced avowedly lor th; t | tHe Argyle islands, which, it is said, bas ose of closing | P channel and diverting the main | and patural course and the cou ral governme! ct, thus diverting the channel and violatii 4 those Stat of South Cai gato the river or ow: mentioned, we gon under the act of 1873, ng $50,000 for the improvement of Teparable in eceasion spe bas no standing in court to On the other hand, the right of the State to appear on behal of her cit is asserted, and the inviel bility of the treaty bet under the a ot contederation, the argume! being that its obligations are perpetual and beyond the of the United States to int treaty, it is conten: land, bindin, the governme: allotbers, ut Wescott ana P. Phillipe ed lor 4. South Carolina; 5. F. Philips, Solicitor General, the United States, __.._ SALES AT AUCTION, A. <Tuss JOHNSO. AUOTIONERR, . sand 7 Nassau st. On SATURDAY, w LARGE BALE OF HOUS! ROSEWOOD — PIANOFORTE, , AUeTION. rer O00 lot Gi rpete this (Fri- the large da: dwelling © a cont rosewood Pixnotorte, Ta! tains, Paintings, Vases. C} stead: r 4th av. magnif- ro, Mirrors, Cur- Furniture, Bed- Wardrob alr resses. Bedding, Sideboard Excen: ‘a. bles, oh, at erie China and Silverware, Cutlery &c. EK. ROTH, neet. Goods packed and delivered for pur- Chasers; elty or couutey. —GEO. W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER. Art Gallery, 58 Liberty wt,, corner Nassau, Now on Exhibition, find to be sold by auction, TO-DAY and SATURDAY, October 13 and 14, at 12 0'elock, o valuable Salleation « of choice ine ee Wasi tin) by eminent foreign and American lat among whicli are amples by H. ©. Bispham, be ay |. Spencer, A. Doll, George Hl. lial Rose De Tivoili, Hill, Schafer and otners of eq A ANA ¥. H, STEWART, suction and commission merchant, t st. of merebandise ‘THIS DAY. Kegutar auctior Household Furniture and go vances made on consignments. RDAY, October 14, at lie o'clock; @ lar 8, anges. Kitchen and Dini signmens of gone shipped. UOTION BALE, magnificent hoid Furniture, rare and sontly Works of Art, Steinway upright 1010 to be sold at public aueti (FRIDAY), October 13, 1878, com Catalogue contains over 40 lots, namely, 2 superior Draw- tng Hoom Buits, in satin: Centre and side Tables: relvet an 337, 890 and 941 Aah av., comer aod ‘Saturday ‘Bt 104g o'clock. Housshold Furnit mor ise. Purchasers can have their goods carefully packed and Over $50,000 worth and Windsor rosewood 1,000, PRIVATE RESIDENCE 120 ST, NEAR orn ay. and Brussels Ox ans an Mattresses, Ki Song. ode faing Pillows, Bolsters, Bed cost ie ‘kxtension Table, ¢ Dinner ‘sod Silver ana Plated rake 'L servants’ and tel citar Pee By order B. G UKE FITZGERALD, ‘Auctioneer. ca packed to ety’ oF country. UCTION SACE—POSITIVELY THIS (Friday) MORNING. at hve story 47 wist. int “ar, Ber EEN Sth a RICH HOUSHHULD FURNITURE, INLAID WALNUT CHAMBER 8k STEINWAY 73, OCTAVE PIANOFORT, CHICKER(NG UPRIGHT PLANO, Ol Paintings, Statuary, dc... ‘ali in excellent condition. PARLORS CONTAIN PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, richl, ood and walnut frames, covered in crimsoi Turkish an tri NO. Secret ses, Library, Tables, elegant. ark ‘Bult (7 pleces), Ye Writin: BEDROOM FURNITURE. CONSISTING of elaborate and plain Bedroom Set rh ale and Pobre Bed- Unses, Kuscaas, wep net Bedsteads. Su the bair an prey Mat- ‘illowa, Mies, Chien, gta es pees, rep and plush 4 tines and double tresses, feat Dinner and Tea Sets, Cutlery, Brussels and ingrain Carpe —Hale positive. Part ind this a rare eh avenue or place cars. Ho eity or iene . eee Roctioneet. Bee ee aeS 2 MELT, AC THIN DAY ‘Prigay). Getod it No. 12 Marrey Os eet wil ai- ies aa Saisale Mallets, 50 — ‘Shove Freach Ti: Wi nianee retailer's Stock. i in front of store, by order of J. H. Langdon, ¢ Hugky. ET Dae MATHEWS, Phe edge: mABny- room 57 Libert: between Breede a eat PER! SALE OF TP) PLE SILVERPLATED WARE AND OURRS" TABLE CUT- eaten dealer, re y. LERY, jens the entire stock o! Aad factured b: Jone ~~ sale, Meriden ritennia Gombesy., Ree d & Barton. tional liver Ph Company, real 8 emield plate and others, PALA i SERIDAY). ary MaTiiews AUGTION WOOMS. 7 LIBERTY ST. BENJA! bi BE! T PHI ON BA’ RDAY aT ae SCLOOK, VALUABLE ROAD HORSES. TOP ROAD WAGON. rs ror ROAD WaGON, Ti Fe] { BY BREWSTER. ARK PHAETON. RACK SOEs, AND sf sunen GLE AND DOUB Avan BY ony QRAMAM. FUR AND WOOL he ia. ALSO SAFK, OFFIC: FURNITURE, 20. NY OXDER or JACOB K. KMAN, Bxecutor. Bown: (D WOHENCK, AUCTIONEER. ASSIGNER'S COND SALE OF FRENCH CHINA AND ND GLASSWARE, by order of MR, B. P. FABBRI, ASSIGNEE OF MASSER JOUN VOGT At thelr siore, \Nos 33 nd 47 Park place, near cit the second sale of w take place HONESWAY, AAD AY AxD WRIDAY, October at 10:30 PP WARD sowENCK, AUCTIONEER. Closing mortgage vale o ‘sale of elegant Cabinet 4 1 i 1 1 BIN Furnitar this day, at No. 60 Une ‘H., at 11 o'clock, ALA An aale egal Forniture, Pianos, Pier an Mantel M jirrors, 0 or 40 eet Cornices, elegant feather Beds, Ac, at 11 o'cloek, at the wa pa choice smeriment ait Sas or private dwell nets, Meme a sehen Goods, & ‘ne Carpets will about 2% o'dlock. “Catalogues early’ le N 261 Howery, sells this da, Fixtu of first class Saloon and Boarding Bar, walnut back B: with Mirror, Bi house, Tables, Chairs, Clock, Shooting Gal Bedsieads, Bedding, & weiyin tote PANSBRORE:: ALE, WAi CHES AND JEWELRY. THOMAS J. McGRATH, Auctioneer, 153 Chatham st., torner Mulberry at., will sell this day, 11 o'clock, sharp, and general assortment atehes. Diamonds andGolt Jew ina, Opera Glasses, wie; sical Tontre ents, be. Division st. AWN BROKER’ wale ws Gola end suvertt THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, Be . 500 lots, ie Pillows, ‘5 By order John J. ‘Marti eye el ay sda Boe RALBSEQOS ry, will sels 6) at 10kg 0’ cloo! 1d 396 West 4th ge quantity of fine House wsisting of black walaut Parlor and Bed- Suits, Jaap set Damask Curtains, Ha ge Ph \r- Side Board, Easy Engravings, 5! Gheirs Ext three-ply and ingrain stair Carpet, Gitetorne 0, Rugs, ac. ae positive: \o be sold in iow, AND GENERAL AUC- tioneer. f Wines, Liquors, Cigars, 4 ture, Safes, Counters, ‘arpets, Matting, THIS DAY (Friday), Octoher 13, ab 10%, o'clock, No. 1% Bower, by order of ho as: 385 cases Port, Shorry, Clare ‘also cast . Gin, 87 bbs. choice old Bourbon and Kye Whiskey, various brands and ag Feat ow Sherry, To be auld tn tots to suit dealers. are now filling Be their splendid auction rooms tor the next sale. all g sc week will Lave special attention, ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEBR, OF FICE bers at, will sell on this day, at 10% o'clock, at 74 Courtlandt st.. French Plate Mirrors, walnut Counters, Ale Pamps, Lager Beer Box, quors, &e., in lots. Giassware, a 7 ee LEGAL petitioner. and Charles Lodue, re 1: ~ Take notice, that a citation under sont of Her Majony’ 's Court for Divorce and Matri- monial Oauses, at the instance of Maria Lodge. of Hinden, im the county of Wilts, eftin it aya in the same t! tion fed in the 'o Charles 1 tains an intimation revdoing. the Court will. proceed to ‘it petition proved in due course of Ikw, and to Zoi abtence aotwithetan ation thas, for the pur to attend An person, or by your, sullclto y of the. said court, at Somerset Honse, § nty of Middlesex. und there to pe ouk provided for that purvose, wishous which vou will be allowed to address the Gouri Im. person, of by coun- yt Any atugo of the penoeeaiat 4m tha. ‘Signed le STRONG, Re pRvine~ fa LL WATINEE SOCTABLES EVERY Satucday afternoon and evening: dancing commences Honing Suciablen at B 3P. M.; hat chock, eluding fternoon and eveniux: jon fr BLE DOO: “FIREPROOF airs description ‘and Gil & CO., 14 Park place. sa5 “apUaeet y little used and cheap SAFE™ WANTED.—A Safe wanted: must be, che ea DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL, removed to No. 681 Sth av., now open for the reception Sf pupils. For particulars send for circular, NARTRIDGE MAKE RS— ‘Read the EVENING TELEGRAM, All the news for 2 ‘Advertising, 20 cents per line. Circulation, 40,000 coples. FLEARKOs acapEuy FOR DANCING COMMENCES Saturday, October 25, The iT. PRI sem Pass Sweae! many, Cabii eurren city cry (AUN, Ont ing to mended by Lieutenant Maury, U Banks on GERMAN company’ oles, NLY DIRECT LINE TO tHE GENERAL eae STEAMERS No. 4, AMERI ST, GERMAIN, Reculoux ost, LAU. GET ey WESTERN STEAMBHIP LINE. BRISTOL (BNGLAND) DIR) sailing trom pier 18 kash ‘River aa folio CORNWALL, Stamper SOMERSET, Weetern With « view to diminishing th Boston, ore (in the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing tu the north of FROM NEW YORK FO! Vou Livenroot, AND QUEENS- ABYRSINIA Weds Oct. 18 SCYTHIA.....Wed., Nov. 1 25 ALGERIA. Nov. 8 low Freight and pass: office No. 4 Bowling Green, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, Hite ‘on ee LIN. canny! EERSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. \G- THE UNITED STATES MALL. steamers of this live Pao the Lane 1@ passaxe to Queenstown ali de | rooms, mele: ‘and bathrooms are placed oise and motion wre leant, affording Fit VRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, OA LING AL PLYMOUTH (G. B.) of Barrow Uk, Touseh i. Lachesn ' it OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD. (including win vit, sly to $120, according (0 accommodation; $72; Third, $40. te at reduced rates. $28, with superior accommodation, including pedding and ute sls, without extra charge. dteam- ked * iti onrt ‘AM TO QUEENS- RPOOL, WISCONSIN, Nov. 7,935 A.M. WYOMING, Nov. 14, 37, N. test RT Se nérves, 2, i Drafts on [relana, krgland, France and Ger. ‘a weet rT tes. nena WILLIAMS & GUION, 2 a wie excarton tiskeen, 6 aid stegrage certifi. Apply tv W. D. * MORGAN. Ne Axes, 70 south at, OF BEK. or GRATE. forth Pigold, “Meturn tickets on favorable = currency. Draite at low cae ‘and bathroom eer, —F RS 44 AND 47 N. RB Foi LONDON. 8. 8. CO. hancen_ of solliaion the of this line take e specific course for all seasons of [ARD LINE.—B. AND N. A. BR M. NOTICE, own to New York or he outward passage from Ques! 43 Ivtitude, or noth- ing the meridian of 50, the north of 43, ba CHARLES G. FKANUKLYN, Agent, Af O8T DIRECT AND BCONOMIC 7 TE TO HOG. LAND, BELGIUM, THE RUINE, SWITZERLAND, U.. le Oct, 26 nee . Nov. @ ig the Uni ates mail rites with the public, and living perfect, For pay MORRIS, com! won, EDYE 4 CO. 50 Broadway. R, TRENOR'S KECEPTION DANSANTE, at Lyric Hall, 6th av., Reservoir squ commence utd HA EVENING. Sept: 18, at & DIANOS AND. GA T EXTRAORDINARY LOW prices at Warkus & SONS’, 481 Broadway, to close out stock of Insti nts of first oli mene Ag SON. OD- Dor Danelng, at Dodworthrs Hartera ta and 4th av.; commencing Frid Uctober Enj k English Tea Sets. 44 p 1 97, English Chamber Sets, decorated, $399: 1000 dosen nice Gob! dozen, +50) Majolica Wator Fite 000 pairs of Vases at half their value, "No charge tor packing. BILLIARDS. | aoe mee se Ue Re Re perfect order, equal to ne re Ht COLLEST ER 'ENTENNIA\ EDAL AWARDED TO Hi. W. NDR, No. 738 Broadway, New York, for the bent bitiierd va and most correct cushions. A URMTURK. , |e THE SEW AND DESINApLe ere LEA OF ARES Carpets, Parlor Bed: KORGE A. 47 Broadway, on Hbersl terms of payment. UCTION ROOMS, 30 EAST 18TH.—ONE NEW Ohickering, one Steinway Piano. Furniture, Carpets, irrors, Parlor, Bedroom Sets. Private sale at suction prices. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL‘PART OR WHOLEr their handsome Household re. compre rade, 4 Drawing Room Su’ $850. fe " sr A ‘anes, $50, SL gl bair Mattresses #10; Srngion fine French Bronses, Uil one quarter cost. N. leaving city. Cal Printings i Mirrors, Carpets, i, brown 166b st., between Sth ‘Must positively be'sold; tently Yeu stone private residence No. 4 and 6th ava. RARE Mase reahoge my ae SEEN THIS DAY AT Aprivate residence 120 W Furni- ture for sale, vis. ae est, 91 Beas aehstands, Wardrobes, hair and spring Mattresses, Pil: lows, Bolsters, &c., Dining Furniture, uf. Si ats barnes fet, Chairs, Silverware, ey Be B.—An elegant CU! bickering & 's Vianoforte at halt cost. a AUCTIO! Suite, ta, Beda, Bed ¢., &e., private IR YOR'S (13 Bast eae House, ni inds of Furniture, Parlor ding. Pianos, Ory Pictures, Ornaments, sale, auction LARGEST st f STOOK AND LOWEST PRIGES FOR FUR. Garpate for ensh oF Hberal terms of payment ay COW FERTIL ‘AT'S, 195 and 137 Chatham se Thir- teen large warerooms Ai8FIT CARPRTS AND OILCLOTHS, VERY CHEAP, at the old Dh og 112 Fuisou st. Call or send tor ex- nt Vaax AKERS Head the EVENING TELEGRAM. A‘l the news for2 core andes oath 2Qcents per line. Circaiation, 40,000 co fen A SRT OF “THAT IN WARE HO! Ot oxice gas alwi : Block Work, Vold Piaves, isting ae shea Vuleanii ite, Whaledone, Rubi mex. No pay th the work it aished.” NEWBROUUH, 128 West S4eh ot noel da LAL a ‘Eoteen, Is eae i ‘warr, otha etablished fie. Dees OK Lasones conta. Advertial ies. WATCHES, JEWEL at a ys and Person Lahn Spe sgt, 2 EH tien AMbiae: ‘AN OFFICE-875, np AMONDS, a NG TELBURAM. All the news for 2 ‘20 cents per line. Circalat 000 8. 3 . Silverware, Valuables, &c., bought and ox chan pritiSy! et id d bargainn iy Diamonds, Watenes, de. is 735 Broadway. ITH, AUCTIONEER AND MARBHAL, at te Plimpton's builsing. the contents of a ren, Co-ches. Harness and various other JAMES i. SMITH. Attorney lor Mortgagec. " teonsi pnd ete sa Beet chine, Mat: tension ne, Mat: cae ie tae Pat Ware, Stoves, tensile, te By order of jer, Assignee. a B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS. on AS TatpoLtaRt eee om ON FRIDAY, OCT. 13, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT BALESROOMH, 17 PARK PLACE, COMPRIBING THE LARGBST AND 5 shard pecont. MENT OF GOODS OF FER+ THIS BBASU' ND WILL BE, » abe WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF Fa KCHAS- Goons NOW ON SXEEBEION; CATALOGUES AT if ‘K. SCHWARZKOPF, a TaTORRET] WILL SELL oat 1}, o'clotk, at 15 Marion st., contents of four story joure and talon, a mitively, tn lots. VY, Attorney tor Mortgages. 15 ABINGDON Jane CAGNEY,, AUCTIONEER, ‘bth av. iim square, Drag store, Ninth ward, corner of prin- cipal street, cng A intge family aad’ preseription wade, Jong established, this day at private sale, or at auction to: morrow. ‘ORTGAGE SALE.—JOSEPH SHUNGOOD, AUC- PORK SALE $120; cose BLEGANY GOLD WATO PRICE. ES teed SACKIFICE, Herald office: ‘ONEY ON’ DIAMON NDS, Watches, Jewelry, ni fwaro, Camel's Hair Shawls, Beal Sacques, de. bt, sold back at a very email advance. GEV. ©. ALI . Hip AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'H LINE for PLYMOUTH, pid il gs ea Hal ral Aget 61 ieee st.. Now MBURG, SB RICHARD £ BOAS. Genoral Passenger Ago: fork. Gi Brosdway. New York, 8 STAT! TATE LINE, NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, Beer: DUBLIN, ber] Pte fa} $70, ace 110, $126. ‘Necond bit erage at lowens eaten, AD Apply’ rOAUSTINBALDWHN & 60. ‘Agents, o STERHAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT THE COMPANY'S FIRK, FOOT OF CANAL 8T., NORTH RIVER. Axouon bs a Tarra. Ai prints AsG0W we ne Wiad , Utopia... Australi Drafts toe y ammount at current Compan; per ‘Now 30 and 21 North River, New York. TENDERSON BROS. Agente, 7 Bowling Greet. BELFAST AND LONDON: 42 pose ‘bd (foot of Ci len st.) a8 follows NEVADA. 4 OF INDI Re eT! to lavermediaee, 635, theera NEW We a I rg DON. iN. TLSON LINK Fou fon ne flo AND HULE, sailing (rom pier 53 BAYARINO... eal Fropai trerane crtdeatn, 682, curroney. or flan or pasnne Pits & CO., 2 Bo jovernber 4 ‘ar ‘through tiek ieketa pply for full - ey ars ‘© 00.. 56 South st. ANNE BOBETWREN NEW YORK, TH ARSTO arn8 KMEN, wh 24 te Tobaken. Oct, 14 | MOSEL, cog Oct, 28 farday. Oct, 21 SER ...Baturday, Nov. 1 4 assage trom New York to ‘Southampton, Havre in. 8100, gold; Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steer- {lcnote at reduced rates. i Green, eonts. coples, EY For N Sip Todations tor afew cabla Wednesday, 18, Sesion epply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Si i1P CARPENTE. Read “COAST WISH STHAMSHIPS. ore CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, OF CHINA, rie NEW ANC, tH seamahig cine one yee From 8. 'RANCISC! Steams! eS a ot we eee apply, to bow i fort! CITY OF MERID. CIty OF iw Citiz CITY OF NEW YORK. ITY OF vou YEA. +e Chet oF Munn For freight an: 1dtor Vers Ore TO LIVERPOOL.—THE Aj BRITISH IRON STRATHEARN, Jarmon, Master. songers, will sail on from pier 45 Kant Rv having aecom- about For Bowling ‘October KS — the EVENING TELEGRAM. Al! the Advertising, 20cents per line. Circulasi AMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES, AND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON, &C., er 42 Ni Ri Sonth Pacitic Oro "PAPAN and CH to ganpwiGit edoaeday Mr \W SEALAND. ‘A and p CITY OF PONe rol pie = T ND iteamers lenve pior Kes North Ri ed AVANA DIRECT uesday, Oct. 17 “Thursday, Oct. 19 Thursday. Oct. 26 ‘Wednesday, Nov. 1 O ty, expan and Fi pl reno, Campenchy, Tax fam pico, Pieendny, Oee It ish, 31 and 38 Brondway. ns ‘om u2and November e: eal raseeeinr ar — fiona, apply to GEORGE WASHINGTON . GEORGE CROMWELL. Mont direct, Newfoundland ned the Lower Bh Lawrence, Bxesilont pax. Inger accommodations. | F CukiK a SEAMAN 86 W TRECT MAIL LANE— ‘will sail at 3 ” M.. from jar st., for Havana direct, as Turaday, October 24 ‘Thursday, November 2 epassed secommoda- WM. Eusine's &6 & ot he y HALIFAX, N. 6. CROMWELL ra leave pier io North River following Friday, Octobs October 24 st and quickest route to Nova Scotia, ‘eight or passage upply to 32D ac.. “ty celta area byt ty px iy be “ya rie nt more than where positively for Gnerot Clothing, Jewelry, dc. ‘Address’ Mr. pure Jewelry, rows Mes. "8 WELL KNOWN ESTAB- qt EDWARD, J ged Jighment, y piace utmost value fe fore Clothing. by calling on or ing Mr. or SNATHAN'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 1955 OTH Tt ext value a Credo. Garpetel ke Call'on or address MP. oF ordre Ne pHEST PRic PAID FOR CAST.OFF rds wane Bedding, Carpets, ke. Cail ou or address HERZ, Tw ay, M VOHN, 426 7TH AV, PAYS THE FULL VALUE stor ‘and gentiemien's Wearing Apparol, Carpets, by calling on our address, SINE ait KVBNING TELEGRAM. All the news for 2 SS Aa ising, 20 cents per line. Cireulation, 4,000 te V8 ‘or Modii KXAS LIN: cae GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY | ft int jourton ad Great nervearee Gale ston, Hous d‘Hendareon and the Galv. Warrie- rg aid Ban reight and insurance at lowest rates, if superior accom. mmodations, ‘apply to re He HALBOWY e on159 Maiden ROAN'S NEW YORK, NEW OMLBANS AND TEX 1 po ie, Gaiventon, inatandin, Bragos Santiago, beac eval ‘veatou, and Pulton lauded at he United States matl—The steamer Captain Deering. will sail on Satur- PM. from plot 20 Kant Hl points on Her 36 . for Le) “4 stoamsbips.—MORGAN CITY will sell from River, on Satarday, October 14, ats P. ‘Texas frei; and Texas t haltroad for it Mors i to Texas ‘raing siened so ‘on the 8, Through ag ts sti, nd to all pointe'on the Gal ng Antonio, Houston and Texas Groat Northern Texas Pacific Freighte for st. Mary's ‘Goutinenta itironde erage ant channel: dacs ot Christ and “B milage av the © ppemonang ered consignee one ted under open poles oft. A; Whi ety ee rer tais reg Pata S ate be A ‘at 11 e'elock, Friday, October 13, Fi pares x tap, Ned @ first Cotten, ‘Sugar, Te ae. in Anvil ‘By the 4 sy nie aes totasesds MAY fie $20. 000 ie ara ing apts Tor eiacn, marneye ‘the very’ bighest paid. Gall hamnedi sve J. ANWALT, No. 178 7th av. Battie 2” ATWHIENEY & CO Agente; ofiee, et 38 Re ge ppt ag Seeger NO. 18 AGNES lorth River every bb 4 eid s be ITNEY £'UOs ple | COASTWISE STEAMSHIFs. OR Nassat, N- 2 REGULAR WAIL >TEAMSTITP LEO leaves York Octover s& MURRAY. FE BR ECT LINE steamer for Port ke al, ro) 8. ©., and Fernandina, Fla, from pier 20 East Riv The steamer MOsTaUnEey Captain Chester, will sail Tuesday, October 17, at 3 P. Throuxh tickets issued toll pointe, For freight oF shahiek LOKY & CO., 153 Maiden lane, AOS © th VS Se ete OX T LINE FOR FLORIDA. “WEEELY ine, for Port Royal. Feruandi Fin Salling Fri from pier bis steamer i me bapa —— Enron, atl r) tickets iesue: pply wen ou mes taal pe So., 153 inte ia North Caroline ‘and Was Hae N.C. (via Norfolk), Virginia, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ‘Lowon, Del. Monday and Thursday ab 3 P, M., connecting with Maryla Delaware rai rOeh Passenger eomocamedesioge, un s380 + of thaiag to all pointe lowest raion. “in 38, Bor cont, "ot ureenwicn ae." "S id me BADY, President, ita and vil Throw at s. 197 Greenwich po NEW ORLEA! Tihs DIR o Louw ii ple The KNICKFERBOC: nail ou SATURD? Me om pier Novo North Hive Thronzh. biile of lading given to Mobile and principal poluts on the Missieainpi Cabin passage, 850; Apply to Tie PSeawan, 86 West at. M, All the news for § . Circulation, 46,000 L ‘20 cents per Ii ‘TRAVELLERS GUIDE. LBANY —GRBAT REDUCTION OF Pane BY PEO- A le's Ling. | First less, passes, caly 1 after October L DSON yore BY ‘OO! AGHT. f the bess and most magnificent scenery of "the 2 igutin on judson by Lee ene interest travelling on the People's Line of elegant and ¢ za Abang with morn- West, Bosse boats, passing West Point und all oth in the evening, and cont ae ee trains for Chicazo aut leave daily (Sunday's exer P. near Feunsyivania Kallroa warmed by steam. Meals ont rom pier al N. ie Cr Siatervomi ts Uy rail aiso taken and passage LBANY AND TROY BY Day, coe 0. vishane nud DANIEL DIGkW. Bloor: and 24th st. at 8:30.A, M. saree counec- Poughks P ineback, ¢ int ba: a Huda tlons at albany with now train a8 Pe M. for i a, Want over Kew York Coutra nyt at Buffalo 7: wt “suspe Bridge 330, and Ni a8 ollowin® {ng continuous trains road: West Moint $1 50, bkeepsi LBANY—HiUD: BiVER BY hay bnew .—OEN- tennial visitors informed thas the day boate will ran during the Exhibition, and afford the only meaus of enjoy- ing ail of the unsurpassed seen ‘of the Hudson ; the day Doat landing adjoins that of t lvania Railroad ia New York; close Moree rie muae trom the West by tho St. Louls train, and to 0 fast train at8 P.M. irom Albany with Wa, ft a. ‘Moker food ou Hudson River P pve “OPPOSITION. 50 cents to Albany. amor ESCORT, with splen nd elegantly furnish: ot York ev Monday, Wednenda: from pier 85 North River foot road tickets to Albany pera for pasoano. Bree BATH AND CONBY 18LAND BAICROAD Malus inave hourly. for Oovey, laland. from. del Greenwood Cemetery main entrance. (oxnucrons— Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the nows for 2 gente Advertising, 20 conte perine, Circulation, copies. Nor dations TSEILL CREEK LINE.—STHAMER NEW UHAM CArS Nit aria 7 daly, trom Canal oh, North iver GP. M. Fare, 500, “AND MOST DIREC! am line (Prospect Par! e from Greenwood tt care at Fulton ferry tor now . passing through Prospest oy rs) ea e. world renowned Bi Kiver. SRISTOL and pROVIDENG ud jor 23, North River, foot of Murray st. dail jacladed), a¢ PM. ar ah a old at ull ‘fe paaeipal hotels ie the ety. ereeyes JOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with Danbury, Norwalk and New Haven Ball ads, b; yeamer AMERICUs, dt jundays excepted), Toads, by sieaings A RRL O UE ONE a bier oT el River, at2 345 ‘aud foot 33d at., Best River, at 3 P.M. Fare 39 conte: excursion ticket 50. Fo PHILADELPAL, via Long Branch the N Leave pen Ses forth Rive Reetor st., at » foot nd 4 P.M. hi} ig a daligaital By cursion is also afforded in the Anesieamert ase HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE across tho bay in Epes the venient hoary to Bandy companions boars Hook, returning to t) ty at ct SNRDEN, G. M. EEN WOOD cEunteRT rhe MOST DIRECT ‘route to Greenwood is by the Court street or Third ave- nue cars from Fulton terry, Brooklyn. DSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT. itizens’ Linc—Elegant steamboats for Troy, Saratoga ind all potnts North and ‘West leave dally. eee sarin) Saturday) from pier 49 North River. ee ATL OAD AND UNITED STATES Frid HE TAL, ‘Jersey Southern Ratrosd, ROUT! Mc oands Pr. For Witamspoti, Lock Haven, Corry and Brie, at 2-40 and P.M. comtieeting at Corry for Tituaville, Petroleaia Centre and the ON Ke For Baltimore, Washington ‘nad the South, “Limited Wash+ inuton Express” of Pullman care daily, exc M. 4110 P. Sunday, 6:40 A.M: arcive Be pet a i Beg by A. M., 2:40, 6 P.M. Sunday, 6: 492. M. Exnre 3 for Philadelphia, 13 nana 920 4. fa 12 20, 230, 9 P. ane a? 10 Fe a 8 3. M. is and Farenss P.M. 230, 7140, 8 B40. 9:40 A. 1 88, 19s A. ape A ert ‘Tren- videre and other ports, 00 local Traing arrive ; Ma a8. —Fro1 Me, dalle; 10; HOA nad 60, PM. dally, From Washington, and Faltimors. cept Monday. and 9:40 4. 6:30 and 9:40 FRAN 7 THOSEON. al Manager. D, M. BOYD, Jes General Passenger te ST BAMERS WILL T. peor vax kote for passage f fo ih. Contennial excursion tickets taken tor bert Groxiatox LINE FOR BOSTON. BHOD® ISLAND aad NARRAGANSETT, com Dler oe River, yee sesetots a5 BM, 9 KA end ere ies piamdbeiAL SIAN ~~ EXCURSION». = \ GRAND RXCURSION ACKOSH THR BLY" To mates Jisas —foen leave Whitehall ft fe foot pit a West ‘iat foot otter: BA Al | eee 15.. ray Fak Low, Fisow at. 8130; ace BWBURG, FOUGHKEEPSTE | AND by dag | Meamers. — and stateroot om Gy “AND YENDBRS, The ki 6 assort ‘i site mark: ee "tems Troms, ‘Coal Prag marveae the Cy arate CON Olin wi cee tse Ne. 365 00m aint, Now York ARBLE AND MARLRIZED MANTELS ATG} AT GREAT reduced prices: alao Monuments, Headstunes, Mumty ee Neg gE pea Tiling. A, ‘3 and Furniture sh LABER, 134 and 136 Bass JTEWART'S SLATE, Ma‘ AND goo was 0D MANTECA, pew Lg eres Wear ‘eps the trade liberuiiy “ ‘ODA WATE! gs Reed the KV ENING TRUBGRAM. AN Conte, Advertising, 20 cents per line. Circa copies. PRR AE EAL ASTROLOGY. WONDEIFUL CUTLD, GI¥TRD WIE SECON tells everything without questioning. Neat 128 Went 40th 8. = VGaEND Fe rat four 40,008 GER, LISTKR, 919 OTH AV—SE Address all letters to ADANE COLLINS, A Fal Clatrvoyans TS A ea M ith sinc m le tt ant, 55 Greenwich =DR. AND MME. GRINDL| A.ccompintnts whavevor the matter, LE COR GEL LRAT ater, 142 West 4th nt, A ME: WORcRst an, PHESIGIAR: BOARD AND found Wee, LL FEMALE C1 ADE CEAALE SPUEiA REREDALE quan a LA kd TO CORRE nh Sonne Rasa Stat eas Se eee eee ee Ditvented sate, sate sud quiet Yor 8s6c oT EMAL RS ert ak inh NE ETS Bast 12th ot. haa OCTOR EMERY'S Fund quick; all lt casea; Raloiee at Bo iy pane e Bar 4 SuSes Ath 70 “PRES UNLESS ( on Dr, or Mine. WEST, 45 ‘oe