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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

pWARDJ J. TAYLOR. house-painter; MOTIF, an ~
Vile, VI. He ia prepared TO DO al k,nos o,n, ~
tbeonging 10 his prosession, --such ~ pr,u
i1isring paper hanging, etc. rurh',I snI
ped, vanished and xLpE GOOD Az fbN' W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

4. MILAN. Merchant Tailor, Joan'oh in shs
w. All work done by him VIII pe W aene sns
manner and warranted to ht, Cnt,ing, C,o eo"'
sthen to make. Terms cash. ooyiN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

Gywilbur p. Davis, Esq. has become
,dilOr and proprietor of the st. Albaus
transcript.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

|al1VM CNl'''
|. ..,,,suED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
t., PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
mates Of Advertising. yat a0E
h year, $50 IS mos sS'T' . mos Sir;
$40. sos. a mos 20; 8 mos. $40: I
Y. vsar, sls; 6 mos, $40; Smos. ST.
s.. s,o, a mos ,sf,8 mos. "a :
Pnn #r % #uU H.hl lgssR .
w. charged at 10 cts per line for three
ons S's'' tTs insertions 1ins cts lin line 80 one
'er.iun' .iUas 81 each ch,-proyided, they do not
uOslUVp s0Ntv lines, in which case ten cents a
i l,isses 9s Cn and deaths inserted free, obit-
sa'I,di |,ssIading poetry FIVE cents per line IN
..... ...r q. ....s.g ..... .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-06-06

On the road to ruin every traveller pays
"'' Wv" 'a''' 20.
.IHewho is willing to be what he really
is, is a real man. b-aa,.as aguas ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

To ,ks Ed,,o- Of The NJ T. Tribune.
SIR: The earnest responses received TO the re-
cent article in TIE TRIBUNE ihesded Proposed Col
ony" seem 10 require definite presentation Of tbs
place
In that article Il proposed 20 organize company
90 purchase q suitable tract of land This company
should "a far a. possible becomposed OF those that IN
tend becoming actual residents OF the colony and sud-
scr hers should NJ tie time OF subscribing state WHAT
amount they wish 20 invest in land for their own use
with tho pledge that certain specified improvements
shall be made within q specified time after acquiring
title TO the same 4 his amount Of land should be SOFA
them Mt cost including tie expense OF purchase surrey
subscribers supplied to be advertised ard sold 20
such az may desire them nj such advance AZ eirouh
Justify tor the benefit OF the stoc khoders
This method would settlers 10 the land. wno IN
return would secure Al increased value ~ the properly
sold and unsp'd
With jadiciouS purchaser and good arsgemsnt.
the investment could fail 10 oe prohabe and tbeSe
profits would go TO the settlers and not TO spectators
uDd land agents.
Land a. good AZ the tract Of Vneland (Which has
flied up with such ulexamped Tlpidity> and as favor
ably located be- bought ~ la 60 tracts al IRON
D. 20 $40 per acre.
The corporation should be strong in means. as TO
one Of the Arst things needeJ saw-rpil and brick
yard also be required ana II may be necessary or
the cOrpOr alton e furnish these in the outseti pat tney
should. n practicable, pass into the hands Oh
private enterprise.
ward cannot write 20 them all now, but at the
proper time they will bear from me ogain In the
meantime. give me your views and huggestlons: ana
address, 40 Lyfore COLONY. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

The following sales of real estate took place
yesterday:
BY A. j. Beecker, Son & Co-Clark.st.
houses with lease of lot No 10. nOtn slde lot % by
81 feet front house. q by % feet; rear house ~ by %
feet; s. 200
Eighty ACCOMMODATIONS and lot No. 3Sa north
side near Ihird-aye.; lot 100 by lC0 feet 5000
By Muller wilkins & CO.-Fifty -trst-si.-One lot.
north side 2J2 feet of Broadway p By 100 feet;
s2,e70
Fourth.ave-One lot east side. g feet south OF
Seyenty-siNth-st. % by 100 feet; 81, 10.
Seventy h-st-1hrce lots. north side rs feet east
of Fourtha,e., cach - by l02 feet $50 each.
cycniy-sxih-st-rhree lots south side, 10 feet
east of Fourthavc each p by 100 feet 5000 each Two
lots adjoining above. east same size, $50 each. One
last same size, Sl02j each Two lots adjoining last.
same size, 81. 100 each.
Bv T. H. Ludlow & Co.-Dyision.sL-Lot and
building No 2Si, near Granf-st., $1,000
By James ". Miller.-Greenw.eh -st-HOusc and Ut
No 10 house ~ 9 10y - feet lot 1879 by so feet, s. 9OO
West MISUNDERSTANDING aud lot No lOJ, - by 100
feet s2GG,0
Fifiy-eighth st-Thc 3story brown stone house and
lot No l6 north side 60 feet of SecOndaye., lot
20 by 1907 feet. SLIGO The story. brown stone
hoase aud lot No. l63 adjoining the above same size,
Sll42j
Tarfy.secon1.st-Thet two 4story brick dwelling.
houses and lots Nos. 81 and 39 east lot, 20 Icy $50
feet a. so each.
Seventy frst-st -Two.story frame house. filed in
with brick aud lot north side 80 feet west OF Third
ave- lot - feet by one.half the block, 5000.
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Arrived.

Steamship wlmrgton SPENCE Galveston, q ds cotton
h1des &c. 70 Williams ouon; 2h int had heavy gale
from northwsrd, which lasted forty hours.
Shin der lBrem.i, Nenke Naples 80 d. with ml.e ard
fruit TO uuksrt Co. Passed G.jIut,r feb % Tia, been
the asst II Dis west Of Ion 20. with heavy NV. gales.
SAp Crest Of the We've Woodburn ilot,erdsa a d. wh
nddse. 70 Hicks Bell las bad heavy w NV. gales The
Ship Norman CooInb- ondor Jan Isle Of Wish. FEB
49, with mdse to Morgan Wiley vessel 70 r. J. H. Tras
~ Sls etcLsnsod assa with 'p Lizzie Moses irom Lon
Ship William leo, of r L. H. Howe, Oardf. % 49, with
iron TO r. CunSrd z0h inst, at % a. long 10. saw brs Ma
Isclbo steering ) Seine day. hrg Adelaide Of Ml.and
n =. wat,r logged and abandoned before Teporedl
rndef An5 IS la.onrcr 70 cfSs II biar.hs Co. Feb a.
kcnolas DC bbH SEAMAN Of Ireland, r irOm the uatop'
lat ~ T. ione Sc 2 !rd one OF te National Conrrn,s
steamers boad H. Anchored outside the bar Path inst; dr-
Ship Rssou.e Hasri, Liverpool q d. with nde 20 WI.
liasns 8 Cuon
l5l passenger to jas r. Tap FEB 20 lat p o. long
a. p. passed IA Lancaster. bound J..
slip President Fillmore Luce Bristol . D.. viii ise
ship sir robert Peel Lorrsbeo, Liverpool Feb. Is with
hg with ,s, OF fornsst and ehsudrued l~1pposed
80 be the hr.g Adelaide. before reported go
ma. aud a passcnecr. 70 lawrence Gos Co. Feb H;h,
shipped heavy which stove bu~siks and iorw.fd
house cousdcrsoe water srns Ia the e1'h A1d
bars Fremal (Ssry) Evensoa M4asA 40 t.. with fruit.
gaiI caleb Haley. Wilbur. Mystic c. baias, master
Bris Francis Le~ry, Lewoy hpaaclcoa s D. cotton 70
sclf isi. HARDING E.izabethport Tor Providence
Scf Dinien, BenJan Eirhbe,hpof', for Nr"-ioudou
sohr j. b. BieectrT Edf-ise EhzaoeihpoH' Tor s''n'
IN gtou.
Schr Geo. r Brown. Dsnrie Rya.
Schr Fudora Anderson. NofwicL for Fli1abcthpor,
Schr .-arrison. Sewuan Providence for Hsvorstiav.
Scir James III .lsl Ba'eu. New London
Sclr Peucifitn Turner. 1ivertor, for Baltimore
Schr. SARAH A. Reed Read Providence.
Sehr Romeo. French. Providence tor ElizAbelhport
Schr Planet, Perry. Eocklaud lime.
Sehf Annie '. Russell Pouxud Conn, stone.
scAr. rhos A.. tl.f NV bedford. wood.
} L.. IIav fyf llar
Srhr julia A. Rica Higgins E.Habei port icr Newton
don
S-ir Harriet Sawyer. Providence.
Schr Telegraph Ioour, Providence.
sohr Jane. H. Stone Phi.sde.pis fo Providence coal.
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schr Helen Aurnst,. McClex.. Hartford.

| Schr Helen Augusta McClewe Hartford.
Schr. w. IA. Ihor,dIe, Jameson, Aux. Cages kecAf L
Duncan.
schr. Pickwick by, Putnam. Kingston o. George r.
Buisy.
| Schf. Ben. Brown Wilmington. T.. = row-l
Scbr. Cofvo Yea,on, Boston Rocket, Tooter Tayi,r
Schr. Gen Banks r DIR Eirabeihpor. Miller H11sh-
ton.
! Schr. Nelson Weed. Stamford.
! Schr Energy, Brown, Gloucester.
! Schr. " Barkelrw. SeaTie. Bridgeport, = W Mckee
sohI. l.. j. Leonard (DIl, williams S. John n. B. ?.
k-vins sen.
! Scir J.. Deniis, Jones Galveston. Topper Beattie
] Schr. Helene, ilalock, lnrksonv e. Il. POs
Schr. Ench-ntres Blacafofd Charleston y l. Mccrealy
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

To ne Editor a. Tie y. y. Tribune.
SIR: The wise man said, Remove not the
ancient landmark which thy fathers have set Tins is
m appropriate text for those officers Of the Collegiate
Dutch Church VINO are anxious TO have the North
Church removed TO consider The coasisory have de-
erminei 70 destroy tie old landmark The Church is
the onIv one OF the denomination below Fourth ST.,
while the Epscopalians have ten or twelve. As the
organ o. the Dutch Church partial the subject
as only 10 allow those who favor the removal space IN
ts col nns The opponents are cOmpeled 10 crave tAe
indulgence of secular sheets. tn. Christian lHtet-
gencer in recent article abiding TO the removal 81 the
Markc,-st Church said that when the old North DuteA
Church was given up 10 commercial purposes, tlsse
would not be single Dutch Church down town rms
il a strong argument for its continuance Inc excuse
given the removal by some me conssI0r' thal
thew cannot afford 10 sustain the chureh ms Nouid
he valid excuse providing the money came out OF their
pookets bnt as the expenses paid from iund De
rived by munificent gift 10 the Old North Dutch
Cburch IL fails 10 be satisfactory The North Church
coud with much more propriey say 10 the wealthy IRE.
qnenters of the uptown tabernacles We cannot afford
10 furnish you ministers, and hereafter you must pay
for them Yourselves
The consistory Of this church is perfect star cham
her Even the members OF the Church are not allowed
10 saw who shall shall not be in the consstory Of The
church The members Of that body do not believe in
rotation but every year reelect themselves.
This ismeas bod. have built the feutatt and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
The DisfiIiery Frauds.

LARGE ASSFSSMESTS-THE BUSINESS OF THE
COMMISSION NEARLY FINISHED.
Under section Of the internal Revenue law
providing that 20 days from the date o; seizure legal
proceedings shall be instituted against the accused
parties or their establishments released, the direct
investigation Of the distllcry frauds was concluded
Yesterday NJ the Aster House. There il, however.
other important business IN connection 'wlth the aimr
before the Commission. and though all the cases have
been thoroughly inyes gated matters will not be finally
arranged for lew ddys longer. In some instances.
compromises aud settlements have been made viii the
distlers and ~ other eases large assessments have
been returned II will BE- recolected that there was
one assessment last week amounting TO SID 900. Yes.
terday two eases over $4,000 each were reported.
one ri So OO0 ard one at $1,000 making total Of
about 500. 900 fraud on the Government
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aHEPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or XEw-YORK .."..Msrch
Cleared.

Cleared. -
steainsip Ea.c. Lawrence, Hsvann, spoh0rd 4H'''on
Go. . ga ,.. p,..a uich
steamship safaioga Kins. Norfolk, City Point ana Hch
rloud &. HelneErn a PHu0re. =, u ,..,u
steamship Diriso, sherwood Portland il. b. oTom"el
steamship W b. Clyde Robbins, Boston Whitney
Steau,ship Abemarle, Baume, Norfolk City Point heh
mond. Livingston, Fox Co. p.,.po
Bark y. II. CASTOR. Paruee, Barbados: bnhop ptos
Bark Antelope White. ST. Thomas Roche bro,, Son.s
Bark C. " Minoi, Rogers st. Jsgo ee SuDa' " DiSN"
BIO. u,.L..t 70
Psrk Collector (Vorw.) Olsen Bristol Holnooe 90 =
Barn ssinuel Sheppard tBr friabee oiehi'es0' % 10
WaId Co. 10 ~
big 3oso,a, Lindsay, Aspnwa, P.nsma X, II, 70,
Brig Helen OBJ. Mckenzie Jacne. brett Son -.
Erie Rrodrioe (NorV Koen Cronstadt aud Copenhssen
Funck Meincke d Weudt r..h
Brig Fleetly (Br) Herman, Barbsdoe' Jos. Louth
Brig Seio (Br) Brown, SaguA Ia OTsnde' Hiie' '''
ton. 800, r.,,s
Brig Henrietta tBr.), Bermuda. Mccall tntn Ma
Brig 7. H. PIT tBrl Cowel Hamilton tbsfn'"oA' UNIV
dlston Co. 49,, IN II n.Uoif
Brig RIba (Brl Dawson. Corvallis, d. X. Dew
sehr. Ellen Kelsey Lindsay, New'hsseh' r"s''"
Wood. ~ -. ool., 4
sehr Jsuo 1IsIis Basl1s, Norwich. Racket a00A''
Tsvlot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

Twenty ninthst churches ont Of funds given TO the
North Church. and nowdesire ~ build another oosas
edifcs stall IA cher NJ town. large Dutch congregS
toa woTstipiDg corner Of West Tensh and bieeok
some two wears was attacked with the uptown iever.
sold their church and commenced 10 build They hsva
been punished by being compelled 10 sell ana suspend
loor The average attendance at Tue Old NORTH DuIcn
Cnurch Is 300 and surely these hear the gospel
II the miastes cannot preach 10 them. II they thnk
themselves too exalted IN visit the garrets and cellars
there are hundreds u earnest men who would VIA ~
take their places at half the pay and who would. with
the blessing Of God I'll the once -B0Dorod but now
despsed tempo with aoxous inquirers after the way o.
life Let those who want CHURCHES up town bud them
but lot them not touch single stone OF tho old sind-
mask
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Naval Affairs.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE

The Scholarship Sabine will sail from New
London for New-York in a tew days. While at New
YorI the sabine viii be repaired and painted. !: is
exrected that auie Bsmber of BOYS viii enlist durD g
her visit o. there are many here who would have
laced their board before this but for the ex
uense aud trouble of going 10 New-LondOz 10 do So
IN, new frigate Chattanooga has been ready ir heF
contract trial for several weeks past and s now az the
Ia lelpha Navy Yard, awaiting the orders OF the
Nav, Ddnartment The conditions Of the trial are as
follows She s 10 make threedays sea trial, during
which the performance OF her machinery must be salts
factory ana during part Of the time Il must he SHOWN
that her boilers can burn li tnns Of coal per hour,
ana that her engines viii work off in an efficient way
the STEAM produced by this coal " If expected that
the Chattanooga viii mlly come mp to II not exceed
these requirements
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SUPREME COURT-TR.L TERx-MaHcn 2G-BeoF
J.NV

justice JANE
Alexander T. Stewart 81 gI. az. James liacEft
This WIS an action brought by the plantih 10 r.
e.r Tin, ann Of 6 900 frorl tbs defendant, under tie io
M cfcumstanc.s. The dceucari IA 1et was soIi''i'
-, In the employ a. M,ssfs \. 4. stewart Il 20 ia WIS
Inv in September lat the psin ~ received information
40 theft lad been committed u n'r store corner 81 bro.d
80, sd Clrrbers. ana mpicating the defendant IN the
100 The rlantlf caused bis EIEest and oh Doing
zen 10 h. Stsonou.c he confessed ihst be had been &
Ia taxing goods Of their store, and selling them i0f
sssyer, nouths-Anountipg ia vauo % about -l,ugL
non an examination ~ biz room where h' o'afo
gs Rark book found IN which appeared som" so
iii credit supposed be the pOceel. 81 these IopDess
defeudant was subsequently indicted Tor afccny 1h1 s
Iivil ,1it !. brough, rcAe these pEocoeds ia, o.,
Can't JouTdan Of the sixth Precinct testified tet Whe 10
. Station ouse the defendant admitted that he Aad beeh
ir goods out OF the plaintiff store 9E several months pre-
80 IN a man named B.rrsrd Holland VINO would sell them
! I'd tbep dirids with .e dsieadnnt. 49,
Tne was called N the stand % f"stfs IA t own
br and denied making the adInis ion e'th"d Z" by 'p
t.in onrlsu Under a bTcf charg- from . Cogi mo july
thou leaving their ssti, rendered verdict iof the pAh
tins for the amount claimed ,..tr ,y,,
~ Irdge iIton aud H. H. Rice esq for p.iut is heo
dore stuyycsani FOR daiendlnt. 49,,
CucrIr-MlRcH N-Bcfore Justice JANhs
.rur LONG ISLAND RAILROAD IISiSTEE-sIAADlAG
on PLATFORMS OF CARS.
r,s,s O,,rtoL AFT the Long Island Railroad company
rhis case is brought 10 recover for IN ules 10 the
tIf in the railroad accident Of ast August On the Ions
Island Railroad. =. Ill, .,.;o
Mr. Edwin James IN opening stated that no should clal
IN. ,rcd. ut val result oi the most scanhs Gus mes
Lei The lin. was . single line which required the ". y
s.r.fu supervision to insure tie safety VI sss u Ave
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C,p1. HA1t. ans Aacrc ExrLoRgR.-An

CAPT. HALL THB Aacrc ExPLoRgR-An
Opportunity now offered 20 the friends Of Capt C. F.
Hall WHO may wish TO communicate with him TO DO So
vessel will sail for Repuse Bay about the middle OF
Anil The Captain OF which win giady take out all par
ce. letters etc. entrusted TO him. Persons wishing to
4, all themselves Of this opportunity NAV send their let
ters or packages 10 d. 6. Osbon No 1872 Nhssau-si'
Room 10 g. any time before April 10. and he All zee
thai they arr forwarded.
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cornr cALFNpAp-Tn. p.r.

SrrREME CoURI-CnV Uu-IAEr Nos. l3b5,
MS 4 1851 lJl i.g1 1857. 1851 1850 li'. lGt hl,,
40 f,rs ltis 1871. l4.J 1855. lti. l4s PART il-Ae'
.r.,i ,.r fbS Terra IlGT lii--sos lld, ~, 81 H3,
ss as "a H. Il4o t15. $3.50. $50 1880 $50 1908, ILL., o.
az. 12lG. inla ,.--s r.
SUifPloE CoURT-IRiAL lIK@.-Adlourhed ioi
CocKr OF CoNYoS PLrAs-TEIAL TrpMs.--Ad-
iofifusd VI tie
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COURT OF APPRALs-,IARcn 81
Nurpprp CASES IN

The cgses Of Frank Ferris, convicted on the
murder Il bis wife by dasnne out her brLin with AZ al We
1 TODAY upon appeal Ia this Court, decision reserved
oslev Hal Toy tue People and j. Il Anthem tne \" =
X ut,-4. s for 90" pds0Lei
-. Of Bernard FIers convicted Of the murder o.
pr-y Ls,s, was also argued aid decision resersed
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6icamboa.e aro Railroads.
gOI FOR THE GOLD MINES


r The MO- TANk aud IDA 10 TRANSPORTATION
iiNE VII give through bills Ladng 20 FORT BENTON
u ELEAA, VIRGINIA CITY, BANNOCK CITY. BLACK.
roo CITY, and ALL POINTS IN the MINING DIS
The very fast and light drauaht steamer DEER LODGE
Thomas w hea, master. " III leave March 70
iLt exceedingly Light dauglt (ony II inches)
nMLLlA fOt, Thomas Foe. master win leave Cincinnati
March 20 and ~. DOuis Marsh 70.
~ f4s AND eat dfaus sde-wheei passea ger steamer
ltLLo" STONE, D. n. Gfeen.eaf Ilastsr will leave
April l.
Tie very fest aud light laueh side passenger steamer
FANNY OGDEN. Thomas Townsend master Moses hilard
tlc-s vii leave pIi cyesy possengcr frlp pas
sensers can rey good accommodations aud the quickest
trip o! the season.
We will Dispatch such other light drought boats as tie trade
mas rtqui-e.
We have trains Of handle 81 the freight con
tract
Time l'ills Ladrg given II do-red
foi irelcni y puss-ge apply 90
). .GEk gent. 40 81 Broai a.. N Y.
gro. T.. JOHNSTON BRO, Agents. c. lc.nrsd
JOHN q. COfELlN gent, :. l.. coIncT Main ard
Olive SIS. s.. Louis
JOHN }. ROE Co.. Agents. $ I. corner Main
and Oiyc-sts.. -. Ipui.. or TO
JOSEPH MCENIlRE. Agsut, No y Commercial g.,
St Iofs
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-cRcuIT-M.reh 27.-Befo-s Justice
SUTHERLAND.
NAVVTru WOMEN RIGHTS.

srrmALs.D
MARuIiD WOMEN s RIGHTS.
Tunce TcTbuue sgt. Horace ?. Douslery.
This action was brought against the indtmuior.
bond gyc.to the she taking goods IN execution io
the value q thoe Fsod he cse lor wa. staint ~
furniture were taken biz and sod.
The plaintiff claims tia, thf furniture was hers and bo1sh
With money earned by her by k'rpn. boadefs and 10 M
er Some evidence gwen 90 show that portions Of tf
furniture had the luhand and hat he had pad some Of
tls rent and as.isied 10 hi wife, business -.
On motion 10 dsns fhc complaint on TIE ground ih,i
spPeued het The huhana bad Pa portion 81 ,1 I Z,
charge TO the Jury stated that he married woman oct bn;
In dcrortion u Toe law. the plaintiff wa bound ~
k ot clearly tha' the goods the products of boz
sepaJGo huriness. ca request 20 charge hn Any con-
ton Whatever from the husband wpnld prevent ne ce ~
the law Cont be- tha, trivial o. unimporiani cotf0u
IN coar cave verdict for ih, pnipHF for e2eo ~
Nj Dyo, iof plaintiff Messrs. A. B. 4 - Mlnrd To- g.
''N'-'' Before Justice MELON
WAVING PROOFS - INSURANCE cAsLs.
Ira Yeansns IT, ssi' Ihe ole ffe insurance O'P'i'
The plaintiff had insured with the defendant and
various other usuflnce couirani's on BIZ MIL Whieh w.
DESTROYED By Ere The othe comp mics compounded "
Nm lo sou, ss0n0 The policy O The defendant rec ifea
the Insured usual 10 prrare worn pools o. los ala
ais e plaintiff failed 70 DO. j. crc'-o for tht tie drcnd
s,t l,ed tla one Fk The agent Of the insurance com
p-o1 NE Company DENIED th- and aycrod shul they
wee AZ all times uTyent to obt'.n thee pools
Tbe Cour, allow I'd tie 70 the JUN! WHO found
verdict Tor The plIilnH Tor -362 u.
yliss l. G. DIV al.alcr Tor piIutn
CHAzBgHs-3lAKcH z5.--BeoIe Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Nathaniel s Scbley ct al. agt. Il. I. Nichols
The sepographers fees pIoref charge - d'h
Bank Tor saving. as John : Eban MOTION Der .ea WI
= 10 costs. ,- , ~ -. -,
Astor ire Insurance Company as VIM g. Dean ct a.
JUDGMENT ordrrct 90 90 =, 49,. Ill,
sdrs Ian Size at Abraham an sce-kep3It % referee
eonred and Judgment OF divorce srli-d: custody 81 ,-l
az afded 20 plaintiff o., .
Fuma ia ler at. Frederick Daler Louisa Iiaises hst
Ienery U.usrI; John Gee g Anna Gee-kcp0rs " cree
confirmed and JUG, merts Of divorce srant'c
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nruiovanea.

schr Orapc.ho 10, BuckspoTl with o. corn rom
the Atlantic Docks bound 20 Providence while Pl''ins
through Bntteru CLsune uesday struck ou the iocks
AID sunk Her cargo ben- ,-charsrd ia damaged tate
and the vessel be racd ald 90 on the dock io1
"a, .oll Asenors FROM Boston Tor Baltimore arrived a.
FORTRESS Monroe today she lost her anchors nd chains IN
Ths oop Oregon Rhode Providence ashore On Rtef'
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