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LOST OR STOLEN.

| OST-Either at the Theatre or between
~ the Theatre and the Columbian Hotel Buck.
skin MONEY PURSE, containing some $40 or $40,
with receipt for check on the Virginia Bank for
$500. signed by Thomas Cox A liberal rswsrd will
be given to any person who will leave the
ABOVE sc this Once. no 29-3t
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BY DAVENPORT, ALIEN & CO.
RO0TS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
II TION.-On FRIDAY, 9Th December we win
sell at 10 o'clock, at Auction Store-sOO Cases
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, all fresh winter goods
consisting Of
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, Of all
Women's Shoes
Children's do
Silk and Wool Hats
Gaps; Sole Leather, &c.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 800 and over 4mcnth,
credit, for approved paper.
no 16 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO., Aucts.
AI,90-2D1 Trunss
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= ~ DAvEhfVeT. a LlEN & ca. =
FLOORING PLANK AT AUCTION
= On FRIDAY, 1st December we viii sell Il n
ocIocS at suction: on the Dock l25 900 feet North
Carolina dressed FLOORING Boards
TERMs-4 months ere dit for annyova6 o.u.r
o28 DAVENPORT ATfEN III A..... s.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov 3o.-Flour is unehang.
ed, and no sales today. Wheat is very firm.
in consequence of the light supplies. Corn
is unchanged.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS
w TEACHER.-The Subscriber. Graduate Of
the Va Military Institute and having four years.
pe1ience In teaching, of which he was en- Gagged
Military Institute, and the remainder as Principal in
large Classical and Math ematical School, desires
situation as Professor either in some College or In.
stitute or as Principal Assistant in an Academy:
and If sufficient inducement be offered would en-
gage as Instructor in private family. Testimonials
OF the highest character given. Address "PRE.
CEPTOR." Petersburg, Va. no ls-Im
NANTED-A White WOMAN. accus-
W toned to Cooking and Washing. Apply at
this office. no "a
| WANTED, COAL MINERS.-Steady
w employment will be given at the COKE
MINES. on Tuckahoe creek, at full prices, by con-
tract or day work, to experienced white uliners-
A pply at the mines or in Richmond, to
Sc SD-dts JNO. ]. WERTH ACT
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON BAKER STREET.-By virtue of q
Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber by Thos.
II. Gresham and Lucy J. Gresham. bearing date 9Th
April 1852, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court. shall in execution of the said Trust Deed,
proceed to sell at public Auction the premises
THURSDAY the 7th day of December. 1854 at the
hour of 81 O'clock the real estate conveyed thereby
consisting of lot Baker ST. opposite the residence
of Mr.. Jacob Shook. fronting Is feet running back
$50 feet, on which there stands Brick Tenement.
The title is believed to be perfect but the subsc-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. J. A. HOBSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APpERsoN, Aucts.
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H FOR NORFOLK.-The superior
- fine fast sailing schooner HENRY READ,
Capt. A. JOHNSON, having the bulk of her cargo
gagged and going on board will sail with all possible
dispatch. For balance of cargo. bulk of 100 bbis
apply to noS0 RANKIN L. BARKER.
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THE LATEST.
London, .SatErddy.-Sir George Cgthcart Gene
rais strangeway and Gouldie were killed in the
action the 9th. This is official.
mass OF telegrsphic dispatches were received
during the past night, but the following are the only
items not previously pubiished:
Inc Dake OF Ca nhridge had his horse killed
under him, and the English had 1000 killed and
wounded in the battle OF the 4th. The loss of the
French was 1900 and the Russian loss between 7
and 1000
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Constantinople,
suffering from diarrtpa.
la the attack on the 9Th, forty thousand Russians
were engaged Several of their redoubts were Ia
ken, but agsn re captured
General Brown was wounded, and has had an arm
amputsted
The Russians had left the heights of Balsklaya,
aLd were expecting reiDforcements.
Steam fngates had arrived az Batouw to convey
bon theles 1910 troops to the Cr;rnee.
Letters from CoRsteniinopie. dated Nov 9Th, state
mat 300 French troops had sailed from there for the
CEuise With favorable wind
Inc sultan bad degraded Suiejsman Pseha, the
snder OF the Turkish troops In the CTimsa.
Tafkisa man Of war, the Absdsche, had foun.
hefed. with Turkish Admiral aud ssysn hun Ire
men on lard. An Egyptian friga;e had also been
lost ia the Black Sea.
Miss Nightingale, with 81 nurses for the hospitals
al seutar, hsd arrived at Coustanlnople.
SECOND DISPATCH.
from the Special Correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sum-
The general intelligence by the steamer Aries is
hishiy interesting and exciting, though there wss
nothing more of g decisive character ffom sebasto
~ the allies in the enemys ferresses by incesssn
ssnnpnsdng, but they had special effect and were
niisd up By the knseihns almost IS as made -
me nrins had siackensd considerably on both sides
aaa considerable time had been consumsd Ia buryinI
GO the 5sh
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by RICHARD cAnTH0R'

"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ST.
- PERB CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AITC
TIoN'-on FRIDAY, lst December, 1t 10 oiclock a
NJ at my Auction Store, viii sell lot OF superior
Cnam5sr FURNITURE, consulting Of 6ue Maho.
gary wardrobe. eleaant Cane-seat Chairs fine
PED, hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedstsad, BeddIns.
&c, Carpet, Washstand, &c. = = =
By order of the Administrator
no 70 r. CAUTHORN Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THANKSGIVING DAY.
New foRK, Nov. 30.--Thanksgiving was
observed to-day, generally, in this State
Business was suspended.
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WANTED-AN OVERSEER,-T wish
w to employ for the coming year sin Gle man
as an OFERSEER. None need apply nm sss Won 81 sd
for by undoubted testimonials character and ca
pacty to manage slaves.
S. BASSETT FRENCH.
Whitby Nov 24-12t
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsON.

BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
GALE OF MULES, HORSES, COWS,
~ SHEEP, HOGS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
CORN, FODDER, SBUCKS, STRAW, Ac-Will
be sold on THURSDAY, the 4th day Of December,
on the Three. Chopped Road, about miles from The
city of Richmond and about 2 miles from the end
of the Plank Road, commencing at IL o'clock all the
Personal Property thereon consisting in part Of
very fine yonng Mules, Horses, Sheep, Cows Hogs,
Wagon, Carts, Corn, Shucks, Straw, Fodder, Farm.
ing Implements, &c.
TERms-All sums under $50, cash; over that amt,
months credit, for approved, endorsed negotiable
paper.
By request of the Trustee.
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WANTED.-A situation in Wholesal
w Dry Goods or Grocery Store, Commission nd
Coal Yard or Lumber Yard, on Railroad or in bu,
sness connected Herewith. The advertiser Ia mar
red man. ef steady and Industrious habits writes
good hand, understands ordinary book keeping has
had varied and extensive experience in busoesa
eeneraiy and feels confident in his ability TO render
satisfaction at whatever he undertakes to perform
Good reference can be given. Address RODER.
I'm, Richmond L. u no S0-St*
WANTED-AN OVERSEER,-I wish
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is 1854

adjusting Opera House scat described as miynifesn.
piece Of furniture third deeper than ordinary seats
ossy armchair the back Yielding to tbs occuPlat
When urocouped it fods i:sef into space OF eight ia
chos that the space between each seat beeoms vide
ase. aEcI ding the ample orhe outward move
ment Of the eudhncs by this arrangement which is
odoIed s!io by the New York Opera House bui ding
hall which holds 1900 ordinary seats would contain upon
the space Of flooring 1880 VI the self ting seat
afGdpg DO the extra accommodation OF space just de-
crbod Who shol say that American genius is not work
ing out new lyrical problems
1t hiepored hsth Mitchell Of London has concluded
an engagement with Madame Gol5schmdi Jenny Lind to
eppesr in concerts for t months durn. the spproshiug
in England The preliminary terms are stated b,
1s5CCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

ALIVE AND KIoEIwe "A small land turtle recently
found on The farm Timothy Bartholomew Esq Northfor
l. Island bearing the marks, July ID 1898, T. H. Il I'd
These marks were made upon the animal more than 40
wears since by Timothy b. Bartholomew Cd the father OF
the present of the form and the turtle YET retains
sprearanoe OF vgor and activity that may for all we die
cover enable II 70 live and move yet an hundred years
ST PAUL, MIsSEsoTA.-In 1917 there were scarcely a
dozen white inhabitants in the place now known as ST.
Zoo house, and 100 Inhabitants The amount OF taxable
property in 1858 s94 49, The capital at present IN
vested in business is ss25O0o la few years 81 Paui
viii be one Of the most important places on the Mississippi
River.
Mr.B.W. Wright, Of Pelham the minister who came to
Now York with Miss Grey, denies any criminal or in'
proper intentions in escorDg her to New York and ap-
peais those who have known him to vo1ch for pey
Gus good characters explains abcnt the false whskors,
that they not nor bOugh; for disguise and says
be does not wish TO excupae himself from the charge OF
acting improperly
The friends Of tho Maine Law in Chicago have nomi-
mated Amos G. Throop for Mayor and appointed Com
mee consider the proprety of putting candidates for
the other city Offices in the field There are now four
candidates for Mayor Of Chicago and The Tribune thinks
If change takes place the election Of Mr. Throop is
certain.
Half century ago, Lakes Ontario, Erie Huron, Mich
rap ST. George and Superior were entirely without
merce Almost the only craft to be seen upon them was
The Indian canoe La 1850 their tunnage had raised to
25OOo, and the value Of The traffic to sJ62'OOOOOo
John Silverthorne drover in attempting to leave
train Of cars on the Columbia Railroad, Lancaster
when in notion fell between the and the whole train
ran over him. cutting his body into three pieces Ten
were thrown of the track, aud several cattle killed.
Some boys at Tahula Miss, the cath ult tied
crackers to a dogs tail and the dog ran into cotton
shed, setting fire to the cotton, and causing loss of
100000
Sidney Burton hos been arrested at Cleveland Ohio
on charge of perjury, preferred against him by Capt
Cummings the master of the famous steamboat Martha
Washington.
George O. Parker was killed on the railroad near
Nashua n II on the 18th inst. He was attempting TO
the track at the time of the occurrence The usual
signals were given hence no one is blamed
bill has been introduced into the Legislature of Ken
,cky 10 prohibit the sale of slave children under the age
Of five years separate from their mothers.
Joker says that the cords of wood given to the poor
are 70 corded above.
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NIITSIC.


-Cuvelh who few years ago began to makea sensation
"a cantarce on the Italian boards at Paris has lately pro
duced an immense sensation the Grand French Opera Of
that city Valentine in The HEguenOts She has noble
physique; an arm which sweeps majesticaly and regal
port Her voice soprano is peculiarly fine in the lower
register.
Mr. Emile Girac of Paris very superior master Of
harmony and the art Of teaching musical composition has
rece nty connected himself with Mr. T. Willis Editor Of
The Musical World, of this City.
Mr. G. y Root Of this City, who teaches several
hundred feminine pupils at the Rutgers Institute
has such successful mode Of mpaitng the elementary
portions of vocaizaton that is really something re-
marksbe He teaches classes to do without accompani
ment exercises which few years ago not attempted
by professors in giving lessons His pupils sing the
scales dstonicsy and chromatcay through the twelve
keys returning with perfect apoDb to the original note
whence they started Better elementary more piquant
effort the part Of individuals could not be asked and as
regards classes it is quite out Of the usual way.
Paul Julien the most precocious virtuoso that his
tory records was recently very i'll he recovered but re-
lapsed and under the advice OF his physician his father
left here lately with him for Havana The loss of such
marvellous artist would be eparabe and so we that
his overworked brain will be le to lie falow for time
Madame Sonisg in company whMr Jsen the pianist
and Camille Urso the volnist, has given series OF
esssfu concerts round the Lakes and through the West
M Julliens concerts in Philadelphia Baltimore Pitts
burQb. wheeling Cincinnati. Louisville etc, were al
tumphs of success He to appear al New Orleans on the
isth-hsrs again In April
The new Opera House in Boston progressing and Is
soIdy valkl the interior 10 in the rough There are
.,,rls xo;.ores and an iron curtain to fall In Of
Gre Tia .es il 10 feet deep %s high and covered by
an arch % high Amosg IL psculiartes wv b ell
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FIRES.
FIRI IN R0sEvELT.sTREET

FIRE IN R0SEyELT-STREET
Last evening fire broke out in the large building No.
90 Roosevelt ST. corner of Font ST Lower part occupied
by Peter Hoef & Co, liquor DEALER, and Morrel & Sim
mons ale dealers second third ard fourth stories by Dixie
& Co. rag merchants The fire originated in the upper
part of the bulldog and the remen several hours Of
hard labor before they could subdue the flames The bales
Of regs with which the upper part Of the building was
stored thrown of the windows by the fremen in
order to savethe premises from destruction.
The lower part of the building was flooded with water
causing great damage to the occupants The total loss will
not exceed $4,000
FALSE ALARM
The alarm Of fire for the Third District last night was
occasoned by the burning out of sooty chimney IN
Thompson-st-
FIRE HoUsTOS sr.-About O'Clock on Tuesday
morning fire broke out in the building No POI Houston
st occupied by Laurence Cans Ii appears that Cans
left home early go bis work, and while his wife vas
in her neighbors next door quantity of mamma5ls
material lying the floor took fire from the stove The
FIRE was discovered but before the flames could be
extinguished the furniture. &C. in the apartment was
nearly destroyed and the building damaged TO the amount
of about s5O0 The building is owned by Samuel Holman
living in the adjoining house.
At about o. O'Clock Tuesday morning a fire disco
vered In the fourth story of house No 7 East Twentieth
St. twas extDgushed By the 6remen before much dam
occurred
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DIED.

ALLEsru South Berlin T. Feb .. the fssidsns. q Ass
NJ. 4S,9S ss.s. A.s %
Ms.Ist ASsS .s 81, year s:s t.0 a' sad
hs c..iis q
E Ty;sy .s III. e. asa GSsS i slssn
I'D a sp$. &c 1 :ss 70 No. s;ss s .s:.
BEioGs-A Psei..ll Tsss4.y morning Sss H. NJ P's""
B5 fs5 'T SoaS. q evening" Feb 10 cor. Rodss
dsssbis Of and Ehss,h aged year. cad msss
10 attend shs O'clock on wednesday morning iron No.
o b1Ys Monday Feb IS ofse.sssss Emn. Louisa yesns
Of and Ess Day y Il: ia ys.. ss =: A
e he .s ,s 4. = ' ~s. ss
Sc Without further n,.Ion- Empire Loass o. Of o. y are
rooTs-on Tuesday. Feb "A John vsOse in ths sch year Of
Tie fsrd, Of the family repeatedly Invited 70 sssd the 70
Eer Il 0eiocE Thu,d, from biz late rssdsass 20
HauLEsBEcK~oa Tuesday iih Inst Mis- Charlotte Hes"
md :aS =; ssss:sa' invited to attend the
1shAcsia az civ on Tuesday inst Bshsssbs ssse
ss sse.ed -s & nos - x q ssssa the funeral
her ts residence No. Ess restb- tomorrow sfhard.y) *
rsss, s.:sps ~, a the i'' '' OF
cssrlss 500 Jesn sS he ily srs respectfully 10
,sS 20 s,;sna th ssrnoea :. Ss'sa from sns
wMTE-sudsssly the i2,a Fns Mr. George "s's' "'
H. sss .sS IF tn. t rsss, ny nv, nv.
s1 % attend BIS WEDNESDAY, NJ sn ~ -; RE
sn1rsd and 1wentJ'1rtS ses"ess Sss'ee -
wncox-on Monday, issh Inst At R.s-sy NJ, sf''s''"P
'f III G:ss.i win J.y o s:ms :: ''''s
-ss;s ss1 =. Il s.ssa Maze s: s
~ H1s b Wiussd VII. 81 Laiker willard. - -;
smosts Nu w woman Of Emperor ,s.I tas - vaS q
highly mind and saeos ~ b ssss MA
70 sny but abe 90 es - asssS o. issae
ssss. ., Ms.e ~ ses ia lveEc q ysvsy ~
sdsss The and ssssssn o. Sss v.s Eve rss -
H ZnSssy To- ~ ~css o. shss fhss wsss ~ -
s.sl sass -. sss' h
,ysasty ,ssss pli6st sts ratsa" '~~
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
DENSE ROC DELAYS -coLLIsIoEs.

DENSE ROC DELAYS COLLISIONS.
All this section Of country yesterday covered With
very dense fog which almost suspended harbOr navga
ton.
The Africa which arrived off the Highlands at p. NJ,
on Monday was still below at O'Clock this morning An
effort was made to send steamboat TO her in the AFTER
Aoon but the boat could no, safely 60 below the Battery
Passengers who left Philadelphia Monday ct p A.
arrived in this City at O'Clock yesterday afternoon They
reached Amboy about clock and there took the steamer
John Potter proceeded five miles to anchor and
laid there until morning Steam then 90. up, and the
boat far Elzabethpor which place reached
about O'Clock in the afternoon The passengers there
took the cars for Ezabehtown and were thence conveyed
to this City by the New Brunswick Accommodation train
When our informant left Ezabethpor there were four
steamboats, lying at anchor unable to proceed in CON
sequence of the fog.
On the East River ferry boats experienced great difficulty
in crossing the river The Peck clip ferry boats from the
foot Of South Sevenths, run during the most Of the
day to Grandst. New.York. Between and O'Clock in
the morning the Peck slip boat Niagara in making down
ward trip into ship and schooner lying OF the wharf
adjoining the Sectional Dock. The ship had her rudder
carried away and the Of the schooner was stove In
The ladies' side Of the ferry boa! was considerably dam
aged No person was injured
The ferries worked slowly but without serious accident
Only about half the usual number Of boats were running
and by dini Of constant bell ringing and shouting they
managed to find elbow and come within hailng Dis
lance Of their slips.
Att O'Clock this morning the wind was freshening and
driving off the fog.
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WIZLLANSBU RGH I7'ElkX

COMMON CouScrL lTExs.-At the meeting OF the Beard
Of AdeIme Monday evening resolutions saopsi ercsag
the Cemfnee the 0s Com
bar deaueos the Company vii make from the paid aud
paid private sud the CITY
the nfrciy Of the supplied for the past eighteen
months
The City ordinance N reference awnings .msaasdso
require awnings shall extead
the walk also be ss than eight feet ah ana
YrooE All violating the above sFdaaaes sA
b ened slo for each day atss receiving aeco.
SUSPICION or ARsoS-Abcut o'clock yesterday mora
rf tprpcrsry stable Gandsf Secondst, esaca by
Michael MCsaery esiroyed BY are Capt DSssysa Arrsa
Patrick Cunningham In the employ Of Csdsry shs
stable he frs
OF arson. lie locked up swat oxSBinssoa
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N is eorsc, With IN, 81 yswy0k ans
thai ns, postsei City, whica b hitherto tAesa
otacle 10 tie u growth aai prosperity sgs Atom
0Vprcsys hch g1isr iss yoif
sr-nts arsd BON hfssy aaaoF1y sst
strUsshDe CIV.
Of The l. saTe aud beevs that is
Of New.yoss all psEat EAs rights OF rsas Cav
tsred b. which has
wlse the iaferess u tbs Clay stake soashs 10
owD cupiisy ard ssisfs its nibersl poliey,
Roso That the bill proposed b. the Conm',es aaas ssi
hs .,ney Of Pvs's rights and ssrassy ani
rfotsst sxsr ret the same.
Th. IN the Judgment tAls Csaac az sAs
shouG hnmsed b. obx.d 90 ssen % tbs
pefeS law The Commissioners named Ia the bill ros, % nsa
improper P-sers aSrdes,s cpsa rsa tia; sn,as hsa
ri,sd Stses sdccsor and hask would b.
STATE ana Ind and Others who ssppost - Can,
sd yor OF the interests OF the CITY Of NeEyf tss, tbs
Cy Now Yct has Rpreensa'e the Com nistee resident
therein wsie City to have been esa .ss
lookes.
uaor the seal OF A City sd tss tlsy b.
Sgss.e1 to present. The sane 10 sse Lrssisi'e.
D,SrRrssIxe OccrRREscE-0n Monday evening last .
re M about three years the aashssE OF Mrs Mutsa
hc Ratc between Smith an8 toytsts. % esfy
6Grud b, Ia takns se tia, Il died asEsad The
mother shsoot ~ the tse and hsarss
ru,sea Into bo found epysoped In aass lse.
however, 10 save the ebilds dfs
TIE LArE SUPPOSED POISONING CAsx.-Coroner Ban
yessy gpsnes6 Jsy before whh an isvsstsa 90 70 Be
Sc entered INTO Wednesday Of nsxt week relative 70 as ess
sspess ending Daakih and wsmsls sls ssrs
siE resistance In Rost On Wess dy usss-
a q Of ssg well
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THE SAN FRANCISCO INQUIRY

EIGHTH .TCEsDAY, Feb II, 1884
The first business yesterday was the reading OF note
from Col Gates admitting that Leuis Fremont and Losser
went on board the Klby by his the Coonels authority,
ard that their sudden separation from the wreck vas the
result of storm The testimony Of Mr. Edward hellu',
second officer of the San Francisco, was then taken He
eared the force and duration the storm the breaking
oftbe engines the disposition ofhe troops and the transfer
to the Kiby. Letters read from the Navy Depart,
ment showing that the steamer bad been Inspected and
approved for service by Commodore Kearney. Comm.
dore Bell Chief Engineer Shock and Constructor Skiddy
Col Gates will call witnesses for his defense to-day.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Befors Judss wocDauyg.
Gscrge Cook ast Jsha b Buxton.
n, far ala0ad slaniar Alraaly RI

reCONtF Agtt HIItKtu sItIIu6Il niIoHIy
ferr,d Verdict for plaintiff $50 which c,rres costs
Anthem 0avazli Iouis Ollie.
To recover dsmsge taking possession OF schnapps
ssery beopgns plaintiff The tried before,
the JuIy disagreed Plaintiff that ser much labor aud az
he succeeded In manufActuag
ehnapps OF quality the ssi
.hoow having proceed applied to she late
M, him, share with Mr. NJ Tas
proposition accepted and Mr. took cellar Ia BAnsst aud
irlet Ia TO laintia loaned hi money! still
carried business to mutual slsls for se)as
ysr l Mucheu died sudedy iast May The Saturday highs
s,us 10 ths of Mr. pllnid locked tho cellar On
Mondsy b. d tho lock aseo OF and aissa, pat
denied Ambulance to ths colis Defendant ths
brother Mrs MuIeben Psinfsays thst be subseqasay
defendant to have been tins who csmmstei Tho
,resnnss lie further the tins hs e tho cellar
were in skill 81 bbs schnapps Ia dos stone js Of tbs vslis
all of which biz property and Of which 10 do
pnIed.
Tile defense the cellar hired BY Murehsn that no al
vspsed The the business which
than Of the property the collar 1t s alleged ass
Ms who closed IN, cellar and ihe DO
bdsn The jury after being out time asa unable
IA were cscbargl q.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURr-srEcuL TssS--Befas Judge MircsrLL-
DECISIONS
Opening Ninety second at, from Second TO Fifth avs
Henry Alien Essus w Glover and Aarsn b. Rollins spp,atsa
Coninssien.Ia
Opsrns ono Huudred and Twenty second from laird
Fourth Timohy Daley, Joha Csfey and Heny BsekmAn
.prontsd Conn issispeD.
Opening Nnthsv from BoomiEsiae road to oas uadrsi sad
Tventyhth William Sinclair John Okees aud 0ssshSa
Cohen appointed CoDlmi sioners
Fsdsiek Catherine Havermeyer-0isr
tins distribution Edward deceived
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