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The Jersey City News
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
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In Hoboken, hostler John Peach obtained a court attachment on J. H. Wallick's educated horse over unpaid wages; Wallick returned from Providence and settled the debt to retrieve it.
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J. H. Wallick and his educated horses occupied the boards at Jacob's Hoboken Theatre two weeks ago. Last week Wallick did not have any engagement and he boarded his horses at Hexamer's stables.
On Saturday John Peach, a hostler employed by Wallick, appeared before Judge Seymour and stated that Wallick owed him money and would not pay him. He said that Wallick had gone to Providence without paying him his money.
Judge Seymour at once secured an attachment and one of the educated horses was attached.
Mr. Wallick was telegraphed for, and came on this morning and settled the case by paying the amount claimed and secured his horse.
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Hoboken
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Last Week
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wallick paid the amount claimed and secured his horse.
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J. H. Wallick and his educated horses performed at Jacob's Hoboken Theatre two weeks ago. Last week, Wallick boarded his horses at Hexamer's stables without an engagement. On Saturday, hostler John Peach claimed before Judge Seymour that Wallick owed him money and had gone to Providence without paying. Judge Seymour attached one educated horse. Wallick was telegraphed, returned this morning, and settled by paying Peach.