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FIRES
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1t ev.nius about clock q Ere bil-s 1Gt q ~
tui.crg N, Isl De'lncey -. oeupei - oonfsei'r'-y
shcp sri dweln sppsars that a ths early part Of Ia
evening little child he daughter OF the Oc'cPint became
sh,eHed Ct soln. noise and Jumping upol abe upset
csmIlere lamp Tie iud from the lamp was scattered
alou. Tie apartment 81 nr IRE to tn farltare *, ras
fsnes wers however speedily pdued by some citizens
alarm being given Shortly sf'eswarl the pre- MSS
cosed up and the family out bE; they had oay
been sbstrt short i.mo VIXEN the building wAs de
covered 10 BE- Ere Il was however soon eHongushsd
By he fremen DaIege trfing
FIEE Is srrLIYAS 81.
Lat evening FIRE brok in the carpenter shop cor
Of Prince and SuIvsns The building with rs con
terts was ar des yed before tie flames coad be eN
tiDguishsd
FIRE IN oNL HUNDRED AND IwESTFEIGHrHsr
Al lse hour on Tuesday night FIRE was discovered 10
the escry frame building Ore Hundred and Twenty
eighth between Second and Thirdsvs owned aud occu
pied by tie Third av Ealroad Company a stable A.
the tine when the Ere discovered there was about two
hundred horses number OF stages and large quantity Of
iced hay &c IN the building
The pr nses soon cleared by the police and fire
The fsnes were speedily eIiiuguis5ed by the fire
other damage being sustained except % the build
ing. Loss about 81 Geo
Mr n Morley OF Engine Co No 20 was seriously in
lurtC IN cODse luence OF being run over O tne ee s
ankle was broken ard his body much bruised lie Was
taken to bis residence.
THE LATE FIRE II BARCLAY ST.
The damage sustained by Messrs Hatch & Co OF No "A
Barclay st. by fire on Tuesday night is estimated at about
$1,000 Insured for $4,000 in tie Niagara and East av
Insurance Companies OF New York and Eo, and New
England Companies Of Boston
The SPRUCE ST. FIRE-ASorHER sATE OPERATION.
P Hatch OF No 10 Spruce st after digging sine Mon
day morning last night got out his safeone of Herring
single hsnge Sslamsnderand found all It's contents even
10 daguereoyPe # his father and mother entirely unn
iued The papers stained although the safe
psssed the hottest of the FIRE and the outside iron was all
warped up ike dry birch bark
FALSE ALARM.
Tie farm given by the bells for the Fourth District
last evening 10 clock proved be false Itorgnated
from quantity Of straw burning in the Of No l59
Wooster st. FIRE rs BRooKLYN.
About ca oclock Yesterday morning fire broke out in
twos;ory frame house the Of Smith and Bergen
sta which occupied by Cap, Thomas McCarty as an
oyster saloon and by three other families The fire
spread with such rapdy that the occupants barely es
capped with their ives not having even time to put on their
clothes An adjoining frame house South st and one
on Bergen ST. were cor slerably damaged by fire and
water and the contents pretty much destroyed The pro
perry belongs Rodney Church. but Mr. McCarty had
seven years lease upon the house he occupied The total
damage may reach $4,000, partially insured
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MEETING or TIE COMMITTEE OF COUyCILMEN
on OPENIsG sIREErS

CN OPLNlNG SIklsbiS
Yesterday afternoon the Committee Of the Board OF
Councimen the Openi' OF Streets met n the Library
Room. City Hall Present Councilman Frye, Wild and
Turtle
Mr. FRYE the Chairman said tina, the Committee would
first tab up the matter Of widening West st
Mr. SEDsoRr approved Of the widening Of Wet 81 in
order to keep the in this City instead OF it,
going 70 New Jersey.
Mr. CRUKsHASE was not aware that the matter was 20
have been discussed TO day there many property
holders opposed TO IL but they not aware thai the
Committee ne; 10 day.
The CHAIRM.s stated that he had received petition
from John Brewers and Oherz IN favor OF widening
Wet II.
Mr. SKIDMoRE proposed tha, the Committee should give
some notice other thar through the papers to the property
holders. To this the Committee assenied.
The meter 10 the widening of Church-st was next
tai en- up by the Committee.
Mr. j ". MEX presented petition against the widen
ing Of Church ct the east side but was 10 fave OF 1t
the west Size. He said il would cost half million OF
dollars 10 widen il the east side than on the west
side within the pat year there had been ected many
costly buildings the east side Some months ago he
Ieoned in favor OF widening il the west side. but the
mater seBUously objected 10 by property lders
that be droJptd the subject.
Mr. THoMas soUTHiRD concurred in the remarks Of
Dir Meeks in regard to widening Church ST. on the west
side.
Mr. GroRGE TRIMn1E one Of the Governors Of the
New York Hospital appeared behalf Of tia; inst;u
ton. He said the Governors Of the III spta we're o.
posed the widening of Church st. the east side yet
thew were prepared to advocate the widening OF Il
on The west side They were now erecting new hos
Jita building Their grounds and If this street was
wdened the size it would take away the whole Of
that edifce
The matter as 10 the widening of this street then
LAID over for further consideration.
The Committee then called on the matter as to the
widening Of South 1T, when remonstrances against the
proposed widening received from j. Philip Phenx,
John " Redfeld & Co, VIM DennistOn The Commit
tee then adjourned ill Wednesday next.
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t"uehi ihot no Cy Inspector shcu call 1,01 the Z n
mi-onor Of Strcofs aud amqs and order Lin to CLEAN
ne stree's ~ een'ensn continued q length oe
trcirg hr AFcusrius who sad had bsea m,st urat
ly accused
Here lengthy Discussion ensued IN Which the City Ia
peocr ard oheT City unc.ionsrias abused ani DE-,
tended IN turn, &c &c After wh h Mr Cray pressl d
the following rtsolu.iun. vii d ~. adopted
hSffd That the sariars Comtee ostt City Al iss he Cry
lrsTfcic' procure an ssbe vessels tie prp1. o. fe1fns
ell .sis Fslse sad sneh o'her dit dh and bbh D col
lered IN ouT sire . kud require from the CIV
AID. NiLLiAE OS offered thu following resolution
Le.isd That n the onfnon this Committee H. Al-,-a
tnd Couneilmtn q each We'd shog'r Nh-l Con-e
ard for ne purp.e q efctual ryo- he nsosio1
o. The Roto Of Hesl creating ihis Con e tr such ".fi
Con mies steud the szish s::A s1pn
itnetf the City Inspector All hs; the S10ry Committee
o; each Ntre lave hiring ell abofsrs sud . b.
tuIoyeo their several Dlets subject the approval Of 10
Ciy JIsrsoioT
The Committee then Adjourned
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: MYSTERIOUS MURDER-CORONER S
1--WE STIGATION CONTAINED

TIE investigation relative 10 the mysterious murder on
Sunday evening, of Giovanni Ferdinand. resumed
before Coroner Hanford and the Jury a, o'clock last
evening at the Mayors office, Wiliarnsburgh.
Augustus sesdsr keep and boarding. house No
s Bsowsy New-YoEk, and know Ferdinand hews in tse
habit Of eons place nearly day be there sooa,
IS MINUTES before O'clock Sunday afternoon and len SIOUX 10
MINUTES before O'Clock that the lssf OF him he went
and did where he hin
rtauentv but them ike
shown know that he had VII
were place Sunday she time he there be
very his assoesie respectable he was
habit his meals N house, sunday he cane
ard ent sN aone: be could Engsh bat ts;
could HIM French he sometimes gate warmly
rpon Italian political subects heard him speak IN an
sseed manner Oh subee, Of rsion cid lin in con
ver,.iion with while =: ny place on sand.y
Mrs Ellen There residing At No o. Marion 81 New toft e.
Eve mouths during that he had been absent Bat one
which sunday night about four ~ek SINCE on sunday si
tssn came SIX and seven 0elees saPp,se 20
rbrs lis she had him 70 &c e npsf on s9'eA
essicr, and N.w YeM. nishi he VS., qus aioiis,se
Jobu Fee going south Second 81 between .a
Osek ssely sysnns nt ia IA ,n In IA. been .ho,
oyef In heard him zroar aey " MEG
he, eoud find old the In Fourto tny saa 20
yefe beopg 10 BooAr TIE nan ana Woaa
$500 Sb Srih n he nan talked Epssh and APPEARED 10 %
rs do not think should know either Of them the An VS.
,bcut riches hsh and hsa on cs. ss
hood on appeared TO b middle aged ne Two "en' ava
'ossh'I Ros testified ,h.t he met yozrs IN
p,or .v sou O'clock who told him man had been 'ao u
Coroner Hsnford stated that the authorities Of Brooklyn
and WILLIAMSBURG would prooaoIy oner nc Nafu "i ~
detection of the perpetrsfor -, . =
The funeral is to take place from No ~ Grand ST. o.
clock this morning, and his remains WY be :
Tn;on Cemetery The nvesg alton vH furhsr adjourned
10 Fridsy, ct "a. II.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
THE sANATORY COMMIrTEE-CLEANING OF
STREETS


STREETS
AT the close of the of the Boards OF Aldermen
and Councmen last evening the members OF both Boards
held meeting in the chamber of the Board OF Councilman
far the purpose of comforting with Mr. Owning the CITY
Inspecor relative 10 the cleansing OF the streets Ad
Ely WAS called to the Chair and briefly stated the object OIL
the meeting
The City Inspector stated that his object in meeting win
the members of both boards to ask some inoi mson
ms TO what he should do with the ashes, mud and MIN lna
he might take from the streets lie would IKE 10 Know
whether he should employ vessels TO take away me az
m The various dumping grounds or whether he should
dump il upon the docks ,,.... r...oo,or h,a ,,u
Ala CH,UNoEY thought that the City Inspector nad aL
n take all necessary for the cleaning Oh
he streets and the removal Of the filth from tne CHy
Councilman COOPER thought that by advertising IN las
slv naners that the dirt removed from the srses mou
he oven away TO whoever choose TO take H. they "oau
soon find enough customers. ,,.. +. ..,d bu. be
boned that ever body from the country would De
come and take load provided they had high enough ,ad
reads 10 their carts to prevent the mud from beng na
s,;oJ before the could get 1t oat OF the Cay
NJ DowSIsG said he merely wished the cooperation OF
the members of both Boards.
Wy Aid VooRHrs was opposed to the proceeding q was
mposeibe to clean the streets OF tho present hm' III
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j BEATTIE ia. Agent Winter Iron Works
FIGhT At 4 GERMAN BALL ONE MAN
KILLED. AND TWO OTHERS WOUNDED.


On Monday night last ball given by Louis Bertsch
German musician the of Erhari Richter, Nos
IS and 81 Foryihst where at about clock in the morn
ing fight took place between about twenty of the guests
most of whom intoxicated and Leopold Worth late Of
No l2l Hester st Louis WeDger butcher living in Ham
mersleyst and man named Anthony Gerson, were
stabbed the former fatally the others not Ousy Werh
wss conveyed TO his residence Immediately after being
wounded where he died at IL O'Clock Tuesday night of
wound inflicted in the abdomen with knife the blade
of which penetrated the small inestines Wenger was
wounded in the thigh but is recovering from the effects of
he injury About 100 persons in the ball room at the
time ard all quietly until after supper when many
having drank wine than they could keep sober under
Quarrel took place between several Of them which soon
grew into fight The proprietor of the house used his
beet exerons quiet the disturbance and succeeded but
rot until the three men had been stabbed Coroner WI
helm esterday held inquest at the late residence OF de-
ceased and examined witnesses large number of per
fops who were at the ball They all testified disturb
ance having taken place and several Of them knife
in the hands OF whom none Of them knew-ths man
being engaged in the fight No the deceased
stabbed and be himself could not tell who stabbed him
The others who were wounded were likewise ignorant OF
the name Of the person who inflicted their Injuries Tho
Coroner not being able yesterday afternoon procure the
attendance Of all the witnesses be wished TO testify, ad
ourned the Gaze until 10 clock this morning when il
hoIeo that person persons will be found who can
identity the individual who inflicted the fatal wound The
dece ased was an unmarried 90 years Of age aud had
been in this country about years He member
Of a German Society called the Washington Brothers"
and bore an excellent character
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DIED.

RyII On ued., 7,h Inst .fsr brieilness Nh ffsaess
II, =. ~ Ia. Bell 10 the nth OF her
and fera Of me family reaaestsdto s1enf her
- ,, he Tessence 81 her daughter Mrs T. " Bunes NO
10 th A. on Tausisy afternoon, the sh nst 81 O'clock
frther invitation Her remains will be taken 10 ofeen'
wood for iBfsfntn a.. -. .h..h.u
CIDWELL--n sierra Leone, on me stn JknrAJ' A'isa'"
Cady ell Of Sss-iork sgea "a JeAr ,,.,r,. .,.x..
Mr. bad ben 70 xonrJtis Repube OF Liosfa SIT
a. n. refUru home hen he sick ard ded a.. -
CHAsE-At North Wesre H., First Day nofnint - ..s
ptele creme Chsss saf months aslsns'' ~
DFrEy-Ip Iossnsport ind Mrs. Resin FearJ Is 49, "A
Iss,phne Spencer Of Chares spepe.'' -"
hs Ia. .D Spencer Of Clifford p. yi,ruia
pTupEF EYs-On Wsdnestsy nnrsi1s ,sisa neaths
of Horato md phreys 81 .,t~ui
6isnS. ~ Iespectl
go - Fy5ay ieh tpss at o'clock r. NJ no-s 'S
70 "a Vnsy-,t eorrer Of Church A.. ,n Of spopisxy,
20 S,r Hedpezaay morninf ss IN a.
Elizabeth Lawrence, wSoH" "" -
7lth year Of her ..,>etfSy Invited 10 sstsad hsf
TIE ehes sna ra.ilspes. No . Es<f 20 ~ -
Friday yiissss "a Dsss. Ne SRI .ssd q yssr
and those OF % tse - ~.
biz u.hon Jr assr Respectfully nvee ~
and penL ~. 40 No 70 Snts g, On - w.
hner. non a. ,ssasos viii takes % E.N cesHet
y WE Jsrssy Ciry, wednssAsv "ss.ne Amy
yasss .sryc.s yridsy .nsrseoi 49,, ~ Svs1 = 9
rgeeeef
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fAdyeIiiseuentl
No. sa5 BROADWAY. NEw.Yoi

No. s45 BROADWAY. EEw.YOaK, 9Th Feb- 1884.
To the Editor Of The " y THINE.
SIR There appears in your columns this morning
ooununcaon entitled Caumny eflted Card aud signed By
C. Holmes although 1t consists principally Of ssudry Of
r.osons and Of his late poyethe officers Of the
Cysts Palace Association all tending show bis general good
character
RTo this view subject have Dobns object, because
has do with the specific charges which made ssAn him
to tie Directors and which have to believe
stoned "resgnaob and which resulted resolution" upon
the subject adopted BY body the lh uno .eoy which
CeTifcates OF character a very sud cheap
maids and cooks them 10 their pockes cut
ard persons ambition, Of fde compelled carry
tfoAs character ." but heard that they
evidence OF the Of housmAd charged with
prs from her mistress the cooks drinking the vine nended
No should the
theodore sedgewick Mr. Holiness and devotion daty
be tideed satisfactory answer 10 uy 2ece eil against
Mi Of agenscs Ggstas truth h0Hey and Jar dellag
that tha evidence
he did bis position Directory of Ma hiny"
the unworthy of swing character of authority TO
Irucp, shan fee refer detail 20 the
ticulsTs Of the DsfSiioustTsDsacion
Very respectfully. YOUR OFT serV't
J. BEATTIE ia, Agent Winter Iron Works
No sCR7sr,L PALACE NEw.YoEK, Feb II, 1854
meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the A0cit
held 18th your several comunao respecting
trial of engines in the exhibition building were LAID
bsf the Board by the PRECEDENT aud On motion
Rered a1d duty Of this Asso ion
position Of entire inpsriiay in regard a he TX
Palace that the Dire did sutho tze tbs trial
of ste said have been had there an that they
such trials be made " thereof pub
shed the Exhibitors whose machines put on trial.
sent ereto nor without the sanction OF the Board
V.rv ietsectfully. ;. {. STUART, Acting Sec'ry
] BEATTIE Jr Agent Winter Iron Works
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RROOKL wv ITEMS
VILLL4NSBURGH ITEMS.

FuxER,L THE MURpERSD MaN.-Ne are informed
friends the fortunate Giovanni
F.r.nci bury him to-day III. bsye career In behse Italian
Ltr had around him friends tho ttsn, In
NewYuk .aa bis uuimoy fate h excited the wsrues sympathy
CHIrRYN's AID SOCIETY," Tho Girls Industrial school,.
CONNECTED M Chdess Aid Society opened on Tuesday
he bulldog IA North Second st. known the Old Costaea
consisted OF the rraiinG Of portion Of scrip
ure the Porter together with s,ms appropriate re-
nter which addresses
de bv the Rev nsloway the Rev Mr. Johnson, Nf O. L.
m.rsst Dr. r. Colt. Five S- rresea fu'us tho
four Others brought Tue
Children furnished with adnner each day ard will BE- tsssht
tar sd write
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR coURT-Beforc lodge sLossos

SUPERIOR COURT-BeOre Judge sLossoN
Edmund P.lm,r sst. The New York Floating Dry Dock Co
Nv a workman to recover damages, the stagteg on
which he was having given causing him to fall and
Creating personal injury amount laid sxe flaintin on
cp,n 4,b January with others ooppsrins
which had been hauled for tho purpose
he prscpaed fourteen feet TO hs hOor
bis and o. hi. ribs were broken .nd
liz bp seriously injured he sick for long tme aud SAYS h,s
been and his hp also permanently iausd
b. the
manner the standards upshts was constructed
and said standard being fixture OF part OF the
vessels ADD that the said standard
Welded the cafdps to fall &c Plaintiff VS. In the
employ smouscn Co.. VINO epoyodt 20 copper hs oio
con.endsd tia the owners Of the dock are hshls
denied The Company that thar part OF
the the matter Of repairing eoppens vessels 70
place dock when the then charge them
duv that the unsky erected bat the difficulty
psnf and Others ping too much copp on tbs
weight than coremp ated ths
STANDARD yislf
h had no objection construction Of the s
6pe charge Sinonsen 20 aud their ~ok
which plaintiff aud that defendsnsss no way r~
P $50 Before Judge DoswoRTg
susu Gage John Cummiuss Jsmes Sweeny, WIN smith,
and VIM Towpsend
Case which tried before when the Jury could not
Mr. Cummngs had 3 ard pier dock foot OF
Twtuty.fh Plaintiff master OF sloop Rehel Am
ana pen landing brick the dock although directed to
ds said the dock master The other three defendants
are police ofces They board the sloop sssd vio-
pty sn hold plaintiff s1d by direction Of Mr G. conveyed
House where he detained three hours IL
is tht plaintiff no, amensbe for unosdns his
.saut and battery end false imprisonment amoun laid a. 5000
Ia defense said that Mr. G. Is entitled b the whsrfsge ann
Of piers plaintiff without permission aud wth)u
pay Wharfage proceeded TO dchge ms cargo yolans
the officers directed 20 % the pier
and arrest plaintiff, le Ths csss on
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corRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS wsdnssaay-Bef Judge
0 -

Max Member Indicted for grand larceny in stealing
p, the property Of Mr. John Berse Of No Dl hon%
toa,t guilty He wss tben dl5ehsrzsi
samuel tried for .ssauBg his vie with fniie ~
urssred from evidence that the parties sed Hnesppy
eonstsny quaslDg The Jay 0lnd nn siy
sfssssnlt az battery fe will BE- sentenced on fdsy
conyic.ed o.
be1,ly entered dweiB Eof Genet Irving No - fhdsy
with infspt 10 steal. Sentence deferred - -,
NeDypsld and Cbas s. McDonsd pleaded zuily to
90 raj ehArGz thoo with selling ottery policies
and ESQ each They fled sdAYk saying 'hsy mad gwen
up the burmese -, ,,,,,- ,-..- IL
TO e tickets AID fad go Indictment
ard 4lfo the other
Tte Court then adjourned for the day
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CIRCUIT COURr-Before Judge MITCHELL.
sheldnn 4 hurch aealnst Loul. ressler.

By landlord 10 OF tenant $50 Tor alleged IN
iry TO house (suated Degsw Brookyn by aSlettas
cenr.ry the parties hiring causing injury 70
he house by ddgupg woodwork, breaking the glass NC 10
when let 20 defendant was In good eond
This In defence denied the house II sssd LEAKING and
injury Defendants ha, defendant PAD 81 Tor
,s. bb aim ssdf1rttey that 10 gave
IL house and psna accepted In December The Court charged
Is would only be abe tor damage beyond ordinary
vear and tear. Verdict for plaintiff, 20
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, CONCENTRATION TO THE PUBLIC

A
oFExIsG ELEGANT GOODS
= V H.usHwoUr whose China Decorating GAss Cutting aud
rich Chandelier Stores Nos l and S5 Broadway have been
Known 10 the American public for thar twenty years. Wond
inform his patroos and friends that he has nov about
the Of his house and will open his New
Roam, and have the building illuminated on friday seons
ner, 10Th lest when he will preser: for inspection
OyzE FIVE PACKAGES or NEW AND ELEGANT VooD'
Among which more than
oxr urSua.n ,sEs OF NEW BEAUTIFUL Gas FIxrUzr
From Cornelius Baker Co, Of Philsse phs for which E'
Is Sole Agent.
Jvcx y.srErY OF FRENCH ENGLISH CHANDELIERS AND
BKAcKETA
Erou the houles Of De Boadonns Of Paris,
and Psrs wind6eld Of Birmingham
oxya r,ys HUNDRED Casks ELEGANTLY DgcoRArED yaESca
CHINA DIMES, DESERT AND TEA SETS.
Rich and Beautiful Yases
From Ap H.cHE and PEPs pHALLEUR Of Psrs sai 'erEon
yr.pes: for which L. V. II. Is Sole Agent
And y.rie.y OF all tads Of China Fancy Goods from various
parts Of Europe.
GILT AND BRONZE CLOCKS
REAL BsoszE FisUREs AND GRo99s
PasIAs AND BIssuE FIcrNLs, nc, &C. &c
Tie uuerou. customers ard std. Of tie house are aved N
he present an opportunity will be Afforded them 70 ZEE cor oe
sr. AZ wos in al The 1sp a-tmsris Of oar business
La M Invitation the stsersor bess lssve to as ms
friends tbs. en- 10 previous he's such
.l.x.rt coed, been exhibited .,e In any county
=. The Pres Respectfully nh'' " HAucHwovr.
Ps-Durrs the follow ing week the Old "0ch vi" oe
M pce in order 10 make room ios tas con
slant " rertaiieEs Of New coocs
New, .foxf March 9. ls4
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COURT CALEHDAR-THIs D.,

Circuit CorRr-Nos 100, 23, 2Is, 23s, 237 23s, 49,
~ Al sqL ~ 2l3, "a ~, ~ - - 80 49,. -
5 zs0 80 a. ga 5G SO 3d. So SIS 5o 5e5 os 800 CO.,
l.6 go ISL 5ll rs
SUPREME COURT-Speeial Term.-Part I-Demurer
yo / PsrII-Ecs "A 10, 81, a A. n. a. 70 90 90 % %. o.
ILxcspt set down causes he whole eseniar sill be calet
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MARRIED.
adj MAXI Wn IL

BuaRAs-BILTOg-a by the Rev d l. Mark WIN H.
Runss 70 Ms Hannah Hilton. al Of this City
Phils de phis pspep plesse copy. $500 - IL. .t....x~
CRAY-sTENESs-At Asdlson, WA, tso ~ hon AL a..
Cav Secretary Of State Of Wsccnsn 10 M" Ann AHss s
yens lsfe Of eorvL< Com . n, "a a.~.-s A..
WILLS POMHRoY-Msrch p By the Rsy J. u sex.r NJ
Rene. Wen. OF ThrssMie Bay ~ Mise mary f'msf'J OF
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Before Judge DoswORrH
susn Gaze est John Cummiun Jsmes Sweeny, VIM SD
nd Town
n : CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judges NELSON aud Belts


Horace Day New FL sand Car Spring Company
This case was up few weeks ago, and noticed on q
r ton for Injunction restrain the Company from the ys OF
Td m The auufscture India Rubber goods Mr Day
the patent aud alleging that tho Comet
nv This dened and tte BY defendant 20 ths
MessTs JudsCn and Goodyear Judge De -
granted temporary Injunction and the motion now oes up ian
the of defendant 70 dissolve the
which opposed Several counsel are engaged On either
side The argument s
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the great fire sunday morning IN Sprsceas
a. .s. by tss IN al ia tks and Pipec ~sh'st svsas
hsr 1, w.s pc In tb street and Us coa-
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