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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24
DR.. Easterly'S Diarrhpa Syrup,

1t has been thoroughly te-ted and found an INFAI-
LIABLECt RE for these dangerous complaints 1t Is
the best medicine IN the world for Children VIXEN
tccihIg Price - cents per bottle
60 Sold at DR.. H. EAsTERLY & cos. Family
Medicine store. Third and Chestnut streets,
ST Louis. and ~ Madison street Chlcaro. Ill.
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DR.. EaSterly's American Liniment
Dr. EHsserly's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

VIII Cure Pain in the Stomach, Cramps or Spasms
Headache Toofhacc. Sore Throat Collie Dyscnf.rv
or Bowel Complaints Nervous Affections Pain or
Asue IN the Face. Painters Collie. and in fact whcr-
ever !. Is applied pain cannot exist
HEADER. AXE YOU SUFFERING PAIN from any
disease above enumerated or from any other causc,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

comprising Of oil kinds ~
Domestic and Wool Dress Goods,
Country need Yarn. Socks, Flsnel Shirts, Draw
ers: number varieties Of mems wear also Spec
tacles for far and near sighted persons, to suit
n, SOHN,
n No. Brady 81. 3 doors above Front
Davenport Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24
Home ElmDlOyennent.

A good man wanted in every Town and Coun.
~ in the United States 10 engsgs in Al houorakls
business First rate pay allowed. The only
address, for. particulars. Dr. o. PHEl.ps
BROWN; No u Gfaad 0sssst, Jersey City, Nv
SseseD sSCz mash9ly, Cd, -
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Ladies, Read This.
DIR. HOOPER.S
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular medicine will cure
all Female Complaints, such as Excessive
Painful or suppressed Menstrutation, Lu.
corrhGa, tor Whites, Falling of the
Womb, aad all Irregularities of the
Monthly Periods. 1t will also bring on
the Menses when checked by Colds and
all unnatural causes.
FEMALES eufIering under any Of the d,fncu,,;a.
above enumerated, should not fail to use u's'''
Dr.. Keepers Female Cordial.
II is the most pleasant and infalliable remedy .,...
Invented for the cure Of Female complaints 1ad;".
try II. Price Il 80 per bottle 1A'"'es
Sold atDr. EASTERLYS Family Medicine S,,.,
corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets 81 Inni. NJ
and 70 Madison street, Chicago, III No.
DR. Easterly's Medicines ara for..,.
in Davenport by E. 3. Ballord "a
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DIR. SANDERS

I II Il EE MIN UTE SALV
Will cure Corns, Warts, Moles, Rngworm
and Toothachc in from Three to Ten Min
utes.
Why will you suffer the cxcruciating and torment
ng pains from Corns and Toothache. when
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24
DIR. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER

his medicine is perfect antidotc for ALL PAINS
ing success. Try IT, Price IS CENTS nor hottie
Sold al DR. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine Store
corner 81 Third and Chestnut streets st Louis Mo
and 70 Madison street, Chicago III ''' '''
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SUFFER Err s
From Dyspepsia
READ! REFLECT /! ACT!!

TARRANT Co
NExrLAnts IL am . resident Of Cura
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kklENT rs remedy Tor Indigestion snd nys
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done my wife. For tonr or tive wears NV VITO
has been sadly afflicted with Dyspepsia aud NJ
ter being under the treatment Of several doctors
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to seek the advice Of a learned l'hy stefan, DR. Ca
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her with your EFFEkVESCENT SElTZEk
APERlENT she began to improve ut once and il
now rxRTkcTLv WILL. feel il my duty for this
good Of humanity TO make this statement that
u medicine valuable should be widely known
Trusting you will give this publicity. and repcst
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks. ] am re.
spectfmlly yours. s. y. &. HENRlQCER,
New York, June 2s, 'eS, Merchant, Curacao.
:. A.
w T. A SIX
The suffering millions of oar land TO give this
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OIS ATTACKS LIN FIR COM
PLANTS. RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS. &C.
Read the pamphlet Of testimonials with esch
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adAice Of your Physician.
nANtrACruEED OMIT NJ
IA = u a NJ Il CO..
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llR. EASTl.RHY.S
A VI ICAN LINZ MEN

Will Cure Bruises. Sprains Cuts Wounds Rheuma
t-m, Contracted Tcndons. Swcled joints Pain or
Weakness in the Back, and all Local or Seated Pain
in the system
THIS is the BEST LINIMENT ever offered the pub
lie. Lis volatile, penetrating and healing properties
dfuse themselves TO the very bones. and give the su
fcrer instant relief
1t i the most cffcacious Tinimcnt ever invented
FOR nebIE - ~ a ND AMIN AIS.
II Will Cure Strains, Cuts Bruises, Chafcs, Calls
Scratches SPAWN, Rngbonc, or any Wound Of
Bone or Muscle.
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
DR.. EaSterly's American Liniment
that Il speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS both on
MAN and REAS'I ateI all o,.- Iiniments and RENE
dies fail Price 10 cents per bottle
~ sold AT DIR. T. EASTEKi.l : Family Eedicine
Store. corner OF Third and Ches nat streets ST Louis
and W Madison street, Chicago, us,
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DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.

FOR TIE PRESERV ALTON. BEAUTY GROWTH
AND RESTORATION OF THE HAIR
The most perfect and admirable article discovered To-:
III,
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Herring's Patent Champion
SA FES

In the Fire ~ Davenpoft, 1owa.
DAvmroar, Iowa July 20, 1859
MEssRs. HEnaue Co., Chico. -Gents. am
the owner Of . safe manr featured " you: said
safe was in y Grain Elevator in this place, and
which Elevator was burn ed some months since.
The Ssfe came out in nns sonoision, The money
and papers in good state Of presvation. The
6re was one ofthe largest that ever occurred here.
and one Of intense heat. We bed to cut ~
door open, the lock being injured BY the heaA.
Yours, &C.,
J. c. wAsusum
Herring's Patent Crystylalised Iron Benke -
Safes are Tho only sefes which cannot n driA -
~ Ssr1ler. HERRING : CO.,
aqeo04wN - 0eaAo sG9uot Chisagos
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Principal Office and Laboratory j. at the ". e.
corner OF SIXTH aud COMMERCE Streets.
Philadelphia where all letters Tor advice or bus
mess should be directed.
lie will be found there e'eFy SATURDAY,
professionally 10 ex anime lungs with the kespi-
rometer, for winch has lee is three dollars: all
adv ice free
In New York at No. 80 BOND St, every TT Els
DAY from . A. NJ 70 3P ~
At the MAKLBOKO HOT Ell. Boston, Janu
AIRY IS and -. Feb IL and Ii. April ~ and 20
May II and Is. June IA and 10, july 10 and 90.
The time for my being in BalTfxoRs and PRS
Buno will be seen in the daily papers Of those cit
ties.
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AGENTS.

BOSrON-Geo c. Goodw 4 20.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes B Co.
BALTlNORE-S s. Hance.
PITTSBURG-Dr Geo. H. Keyser
CINCINEATl-F. +. Squires Co., and John
Park.
chic 400 Lord Smith, snd H. 6eovil.
ST. LOUIS Collins Bros. u..+l IL
IAN Observation-Disclosures Smith 1 Dean.
Also. sold BY Ill Druggists md Dealers.
Read the Column Of Test1s
mOmials I'm SATURDAYS
Democrat.
\. ,sly3s-dlaw.wsd
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~ - - - ~ - O0Dss
rs G'eenwhich Street ~ Y.
FoR SAl.aY ALL DRutHrs,s. SEM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
SUPREME CouaT--cHAnstas.

yAe Atlantic Mail Steamship Company Ia
Contradiction 10 Dissolve nm Injunction Re
straIntnG Board Of Directors.
Before Judge Sutherland.
7Hs Atlantic kaI Steamship Company, COvnelius X.
a@y,son Daniel b Allen, and James H. Banker o.
csa b. Har:son, Frederick Bwttrneld, Charles A..
1ss0s Robert Yslveson Spencer r. Grees AID ORLANDO
~ Jodyw-The complaint this case sets forth that
Ne company q corporation organized by and under
ss laws Of this State and that the plaintiffs named
end tbe lawfully authorized Directors OF the
ysny. The original capital stock OF the company
amounted To 600 900, but afterwards Increased
70 900 900 by the additional Of 1000 shares Of
sto,k at 500 per share. The regular annual meeting
Or the election Of Directors was ordered 70 take
1aaee the 18th OF November 1885, and that day
asr Of injunction Issued by Judge Brady restrain
pa the plaintiffs from proceeding with the election and
1sOm acting officers directors Of the cempsny The
ATTENDANTS at whose suit the injunction was granted
SSen proceeded to elect ocern from among themselves
Ind assumed control Of the Affairs Of the company On
she i4th OF November order Of restraint issued
snonng the newly constituted Board OF Directors from
scag such and from this order the defendants
p relieved BY dissoving the Injunction After partial
barring Of the case wss set over until Friday 2sd inst.
x0r the plantf Fullerton and RappaIlo; for the de-
Snssnts, vsDdsrpoel Woodruff and Barser
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susEasoa couaI-TaiAl TERM.

Before Judge Jones and Z jury
1ssss~s AoNsasus Patrick Conway This Hotion
~ Tor several Alleged assaults and batteries committed
~ Ssfspdant upon the plaptr, commencing back
- 1854 end continuing until june 1890, for
ooegsd false imprisonment the le,h Of june 1884,
wbsa the defendant had the plaintiff arrested and taken
- Ne station house The plaintiff examined In her
1wn 0ehAlf and told pretty extensive story Of her
wrongs and grievances and Of the great she had
qustayned by dsfenda4rs acts. She also called Mrs
miller - witness for her. The defendant, alone es
- % his part and after the submission Of the
pc Jury In very lueA and able charge. the Jury
Asd verdict for the painiia for I'VE cents This
~ an equal amount Of costs Brewster and Lake for
oAinsin; Mr.. O. SanxAy and D. ;. Mclean for defend
Action Absat n Horse.
kssSndo J. Porter JOHN adLk This wa. IN action
ossught ~ the plaintiff, Of color sssins, the
attendant for o. 600 the value OF horse which she
Stained to be her separate property II appears tina. the
NNsband Of the plaintiff and Francis In copsrt
nership o. boarding house keepe and in the month OF
ovembc 1855, Francis In the absence OF Porter sold
- horse TO person named Thompson, who subss-
uuenty sold II 20 the defendant There consider
Dohs conflict Of evidence the PLAINTIFF title 10 the
oerDs, the defendants alleging that was the property
0Porter and Francis, and mol Of The plaintiff
Barnaby Hope for plaintiff Edwin Janice, Thcmss
ounphy and n. I. Cohen for the defendant
Action Against the Union Fsrr, Company.
Before Judge Barbour.
DsiefSS 8asfer Uaior Fury Company This w.s
Aintins and loaded With quantity Of salt cement
January, 1881, the canal Ogden run into by
- flYybpst Abbie, and the former badly dam.
~ that she sank Tbs plsntns claim ,bsi ,6e scci.
Ill vac occasiohed b. the culpabls cs.sssne Of tbs
VosneAoM The answer 70 general denial
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supatMe cOvOT-eIacUIT PART 2.


A nrataaI Apprassias Opersticn-Acsiea -
Recover Compensation for Services Res-
Aered tn vaiuine Horses.
Before Judge Mullen and jury
noao MeAroaeA vs Charles r. Piaft-rhe plaintiff IN
sA action sought 10 The OF 81 $50
peuton for services rendered In 1854 and 1864 sp
pralssr in vauipg ceraiu property for the defendant
and among things for furnishing estimate OF the
value OF horses sold by defendant the Hudson
Htver Railroad Company. The complaint further a.
ICED that the sum claimed mutually agreed upon as
snswer denied thai such agreement was
ever made, and alleges TINT payment was 70 ps
made by the performance OF like service on the pAra O.
teSo defendant in appraisng property Tor me pain.h
aa The OF $40 had been paid TO the pialpnn ana
that no also in possession OF $3.50 the amount ~
wager the election OF President Lincoln Soo % wnSn
placed In his hands by the defendant ana sioo oy
She other psrty IN the bet appeared evidence thai
= the appraising OF the property 10 horse esh WHOM
was sold 10 The Hudson River Railroad company, an
bad entered into between Inc pares tnnt
animals should be appraised al more than Their actual
value In delivering his charge TO the Jnry Juse Null
n remarked that OF the most singular cases
which had come before him, and Inclined " the
spinon that tho transactions as developed on
ahs trial. were decidedly dishonest and Illegal The jury
ysurned verdict for the defendant For the plaintiff,
Henry A Mott for the defendant, Mr.. North
Action by a Sailors, Boarding House Keeper
60 Recover ON "a Clalrn Assigned 60 Him by
eeamcn.
Charles Rewkisd Wm W. Tdp&eA.-1n This case,
which was reported length In the HERAiD Of yestsr
co. the Jury yesterday returned seeded verdict for the
pAInri9 10 the SUN OF $626 10.
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER NEAR PROVIDENCE, a. l.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. q, 1885
Al Valley Falls near this city, last evening, Rufus W.
Cowden, = young married man, who had parted from
his wife, called at her residence and after effort to
induce her to enter carriage. attempted 10 cut her
throat with rszor She Struggled desperately and
cessfuy for her life, although terribly wounded In the
face, arms and breast. until her grandfather and
drove on the murderous wretch with club The sur.
geon who attended the woman compelled 10 up
sixteen gashes made by the weapon Tho husband
euded arrest until this forenoon when he appeared near
his fathers residence, and OFT his own throat 70
thoroughly the he will probably die He probably
partially intoxicated
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Court or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell
The Grand Jury brought In a large batch Of ndict.
men,s to which the prisoners who arraigned In
the afternoon pleaded not guilty They will be IL ed
this week.
John Evans. Edward Donelson and John Kelly pleaded
sity TO burglary in the third degree On the night OF
the 9th OF October they burglarousiy entered the MILL
merry store Of Martin Krde Si7 Canal street, and stole
3456 worth Of silk vevets nearly all Of which found
In the possession Of the prisoners The City Judge
fenced each OF them 10 the State Prison for four years
mon was remsnded TIL Friday.
ROBBERY.
Dennis Hayes ard Thomas Kline indicted for robbery
the person. Tho complainant iAlbert HogIandsrI and
the prisoners sailors aud drinking together
through Marss, street., they Knocked him down and
took $40 ont OF his pocket They each sent 10 the
state Prison COZ three yess.
LAecNTEI
Henry Jackson charged with stsailns three dozen Of
wooden shts, tbs property OF Spencer Fschheimer,
pleaded guilty 70 grand larceny. aud was sent to the
Charles Luikn and william Boyd pleaded guilty 10
an st,Smp, a, grand larceny they having stolen case
was in charge Of the Boston, Newport and New York
stssmboa, company. John Hatch pleaded guilty TO
These prisoners were re,neaded for sentence.
Aidscsp yAisa rsyrxycB.
Sannsi cortez, sssJchn Pedro alias spanish Consul,
was tried an Indictment charging him with obtaining
Dunville ia Ninth svenus, that he captain OF
schooner which vss lying ~ the foot or twentieth
street. and that he knew butcher in fulton Market
friend Of Mr. Dvnviis whose card he presented TO the
complainant The offence was no, legally proven and
Nr. Bedford sbandoDed the case The jury acquitted
the prisoner, who retained custody 10 be tried
upon another inocim snt OF tiks character
voEayRr
George Andrews pleaded guilty forgery in the fourth
degree he having July ~ forged check for 500
on the Fulton Bank which purported TO have been
signed by samuel W Andrsvs number Of highly
respectable merchants testified 10 his previous good
character and a. thsre doubt 20 hts having .
criminal intent the court suspended judgment
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Alleged Infringement Of a Patent

NHeked management OF q Patent.
Before Commissioner White.
Commissioner White has been taking testimony in Ito
case of Eli W. Blake vs. c. W. Stafford This 10 suit
for alleged infringement OF patent Plaintiff claims
that he is the original inventor OF peculiar kind OF
quartz crushing machine and has taken out O patent
Therefore but the defendant says that tho Invention OF
the plaintiff is not original and that he tdesndan has
therefore right to uso H. The suit In pending IN Con-
necticnt, aud will be disposed Of there.
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DECISIONS N suptaua cuUsT-spscul TEAM.

by c. I. nonet, justice
Dante Parrish va John Hscker ct al Motion for
Judgment on sccoun Of frivolous answer denied, with
ei0 costs
Oliver n. Wool '. Albert L. DeCsmp Motion for
attachment denied
George w looks w. George II. Racket q aL--rhs
Injunction ~ modified To continue until trial Of action.
Elmira woollsn Manu- acturing Company Va The Mon.
tana MIL Company Motion granted
Francis Toluns W. The National Steam NavisAtou
Company. Motion granted
william rsnsid Va james clohsry. Motion
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ssl,. va ses. 1862 rsh M--AAjsunss % MsaAay
.g,lsmu oounr.-Nos l4e Ia issx, 10. 10. lss,
OoUsr on onuRAL susnosa me People Va Caspas r
Barton, Samuel K. Haggss Daniel ncCAry and Terence
nagh hcsa Mooney Margaret Bsn Mary r. Stewart and
John h Gilmore, grand larceny; Richard Kanes william
fully and Thomas fully, hurglsfy, third degree
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scrskms CouSr--GxvxRAL TxHn -EnumsrAtsd No.
ucns-Nos q ., "a 2o, - 10 a. 50 70 0S o. 70 70.
surnkn Counf-CHAMDxRa -Noa "a q, ~ ~, ~.
srsun rsu.--Dsmursra -Nos II, II, 10 H. "A
us. isw and fsss-Nes iis, iSs, - Sol. 90 90,
Cs,s .ss T.ses isss ,ss % 90 sss.. ,.ss,
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NAM equal
A~n"~ Tor Seaman. wsss.- steamer
western Metropolis.
IA.

~ VI
Nano'p y hsee- -Painur Institute. MS s,lon
sAser ". iooo''ns srcumasnoss In bi. complain.
nnn ss,es 'hsi % ~ 2s'h slime 1903 y. shipped
81 New York board ID. s,.arse, w...., 49,.
- which defendants AZ. owner, =. 800 -. =.
-sysss nom New rorx 70 sr.m.. .od 49,. !. -.
- ee6 pSs month, With food Ne sn,,,.a =. a.. -
snsrEe o. bic dutes and signed ,hpplss .stc,s. 80
90 we eta o. sune ne vas ordered 70 dsooessnus ~
- be claims held hinassf ready 70 psrso,s ~.
~ VII On b was tnxsged BE allsses .hsa n.
70 compel payment for bic servisss Ths s.,sss. ~
sfmit that bno5 ths 2ein Of Jups shs pls,rs
Dripping sftleiss but they deny he snsssuoss :,
ssN. Of MI is1@ shsy psid ns ,.in,, s
S and furthss sum ps 90 on settlement In fai, sos
81 services rsuAsysd 70 them ~ the PLAINTIFF Ths a.
ksovssens q he hlQpss srsklss signed By bin, ana
- ''h Ne irsv. - isssSg u 1bIsh isissSsss sS,.
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FIRE AND THREATENED RIOT IN DAHvIllE, VA.

RitBNoyD, Va, Nov. a. 1888
spsesl telegram 70 the Dispoch says nre broke
ont In Dsnvle this morning consuming Crtgier Cor
dons store Feshman's dry goods store 5adsr 4 Co
clothing establishment and the DanviIe bakery
Ths arrest Of negro FOR stealing while the Ore
progressing threatened to- produce . riot among the
blacks Ali quiet a. last accounts
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT.

ny Justice Joseph ,. Barnard.
Thoma, N. hsgheo vs the Camden aud Amhoy Rail.
road and Transportation Company Judgment for de-
fondaniS
By Justice Sutherland.
tsrolne Fried the Royal Insurance Company.
Adjustment by the ocrk affirmed
fsssc wymsn VI william Birch. Stay Of proceedings
vacated.
Adolph Flersot,usr "a John a. Per1si Of al Motion
granted, with $40 costs 20 abide event OF action.
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THE CO RT S
swafmt couaI-sssfAl TERM.

Ene Ohrssfy WIN Cause.-The Argumcss Con-
cluded.
Before a G. Barnard, P. j. lngrahsm and Clerhe =. .
hanta q. CArisy Il al ATr~slcras "a Pa'7s o. csa1s
Z 81 Respondents and D1esda'as This case ~hiSh
was reported in The HERALD OF last saturday was many
raed befors this court yesterday This is an appeal
~, an order denyipQ q motion, made by Clark and
esherx 20 open a default After hearing the argument
me Court reserved ts decision For the appellants y
bank man; for the respondents es-Jadge P'eTepon'
end VIM n Byarls
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Damages for n Rsiirosd Accident.
BEFORE Judge Brady


Before Judge Brady.
Psyyst Flynn, ADMINISTRATION ". N..ih As<ns4 Rad,
sssd oomps~y -rhs plsnin in this case sue. admin
isssr the defendants for injuries resulting 10 tbs death
- one Mchssl Flynn owing alleged osrse.snsss Of
GeeenAanIa While getting Of the car, Of Oh
8luth Avenue Railroad COMPANY corner Of Forty axta
o0ee Michael fypp sss lesksd by the motion Of the
- sAesr the whssls, sad sustained injuries he
- taken 70 Bellevue Hospital and had his arm aud
- anputated, dying q few days ster the operation
ne defendann claim INC moving before the
Sooeed attempted " gs. therscre thst the scui.
%S0t vas ne result o. he c-n negligence Kssfmsnn.
yssnk Wnootsoh for plaintiff Ashnsad 4 " alt fc4
eefendants.
Dispute A.sers Photographers.
Before Jddse cssdoso.
FtS ~. 0rsasb,.. This ontees OF this suit isto .seci
- accounting between the former partners in photo
OeDhio establishmsnl sigsed No. All Broadway
NE plaintiff young s,,isi snd claims that he w1s
partner with Defendant, r.csyiny arsi on-.fcarh o,
Ms profits next cnsthrd sud ansily tou. shar. ii
ssceips and expenses Ne charges tina, orm.ee. failed
y biz part OF the aGrssmsnt ny performing wsbou
Ne sanction Of both parties such mourning srpen.s
,.ssS. Ss:'. s p ~. ,aa.,s .sS
- op IN business FOR himself The acton u ceuivsi
y accounting The defendant rep0sisles the psrtpsf
pip aud hence the .r.I OF that Issue Of ei hsfors
tsy. The case occupied the whole day. snd vac lrl.d
~ hsssrs George shea and william Rogers Tor
esiniin aud hessra schsTor Goodrich for defendant
Application for tho Removal OF Marshal.
Before Judge Daily
~ "a safsy n a. psais0. sr Aiss VA, f. ne -.
ss~~ai " 7Aos ciasling kcrshs. This vas motion.
ssdef section steven % n sss oF me rsmoy. 81
nsrshal rbcs ousbns for tao reasons. arsi .hs. be
tAsn to maze return of execution, aud second that
sysce ths1 ~ Marshal .c,ed A. attorney To- ~. ps
sensf And fstslnsd he money Tor bs GEES
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SALES eF NEAL ESTATE.

BY A. J. Blevcker. Son 4 Co
ilth sv.. lots, east side, bet 61th and 95th
sts, each 25x100 at. ...................... $3.50
6sth st.. lot. north side, sc6 feet west sth av.,
Ask block, at. 400
seth st., lot, north side, SOS feet west Sch az,
25xis block, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,&00
$50 block al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
1l1th ST., lots, south sds 220 feet 9Th Az,
s1s,saIa, each. ............. LOO
lllth ST., lot, south side. adjoining, 2sxk
block, a., 1850
il1th st.. lots south side. adjoining each 25xk
pioSss LTD
10th g., lots north side. in rear Or above. each
2bxt block, 81. 1925
each 2sxio0 each, i,iso
eth ST. lots south SIDE adjoining zach 25v10o At LIS
s7th ST., gore, south SIDE, 200 feet west 9th sv
II aud ?Ss,. block, a. Observation-Disclosures. s2S
I'll sv., ot southwest Nth a., 26 2sxi00 5000
Sd av, lots, adjoining, each ~ 2sx100 at. 1900
1lith 81, lots, south side. commencing 100 fsst
IVES, ID av, each a6Iioo al ...............s.. las