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I AND OFFICE, 81, e3LouD, MINI,
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7 AND OFFICE, ST, cIouD, MIMI -" :
+ Il = ~ >N 70 E1j July 20, 1868. az 'fa} p
Ietcr Hanses: z:a:g3 t.vL .1:S1 4Gfft 5,.,n .;
SIN you are hereby notified to appear at this ofies
on thesza DAYof sEP1EnBER, ICES 4 10 o'eioesrt "a
the forenoon Of the said day, a"d then and thete
made by you July slst, 1see, upon then ne3< e5xnwH
section 49, township $780, range 90 10 the District Of
lands bjeet t. sale q 81. Cloud MINI, should not
be canceed, a. Herman Herbrauseu alleges an ahap
donment thereof BY yo and proposes then and theirs
to show, the same, when You will BE- permitted to
contest such showing. .A4i.'{31 E.&h*:sfi' q"
4J,ig IL. c. WAIT, Register. ae
july2sswM oari.., n. g. BuRBAnK, Reosiver.
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
july H. 1865.

CnttTles r. NaHson:
SIN: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
ON the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, leoe, at 10 clock il
the forenoon the said day and rnen aud there SHOW
cause why your Homestead Entry No: 175, made by
you. April Il, 1864 upon the sw n section ~,
township l23, range IS, insthe district OF iands
subject st. Cloud, Minn. should not be car
Gee, AZ Christian Hinningsen alleges All abandon
show the same, when you wll We permitted to
such showing. - -
HENRY c: WAIT, Register
julyl6-6wi Ii. Z. BURBANK Receiver.
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ :.cL June q, 1868.
-'rtlttdm W F5,cler:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
On 18TH DAY OF AUGUST 1865 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1852, made by
you July 9th, 1865, upon the NV u ne IA, L
nv nv. n sv Il NV II section township
~ rn.se as, il the D..triat banda sntiect Is
sale ut St. Cloud; MIMI, SHOULD not be cancelled as
Claus SorSensen alleges an abandonment thereof
by YOU and proposes then and there show the same
When you will be permitted to contest such showing.
H@"4 II. G. WAIT Register,
t.luy96Wl 81 :. = II. G. BURBANK Receiyer
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
E'. June 11th, 1865.

{ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Il .%'s- June 11th, 1865.
George ". Lyle:
Sin: You are hereby notified teappear at this Office
on the 9Th DAY .OE AUGUST, 1865, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of the said day and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. Sos, made
by you May 10th, 1854, upon the sw n section Is
township 123 range 81, in the District Of lands
subject te sale at st.. Cloud, Mimi, should not be
Cancelled, as ferdinand Gratzmacher alleges an aban-
donnaent thereof by you, and proposes then and
there to show the same when you will be permitted
tocontestsuch showing. .
l. ~ ~ ~. -: H. G. WAIT, Register, s..
irne18.6wh H c. BURBANK, Receiver.
IT 3. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
u .sW !aJ!:...9.E June 18th, 1865. 80
sn You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 7TR DAY OF AUGUST 1865 at IL o'clock in the
forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause Why .your Homestead Entry No 2l6s, made ov
You November 18th, 1865, upon the W "a ne ne II
ne lot section d. township 49, ra g. IS, in the
9stIst of lands subject to sale At s. Cloud MINI:
abandonment thereof BY YOU and PROPOSES then
and there to snow the same when you will be
permitted tocohtest sutll showing: ~ l'o5.94s -
Il ST. n1fB l ss heeei,er
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! AND OFFICE: ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
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{. AND OFFICE: ST. CLOUD, MIMI, "a Z
- June n, 1885,, =: =. -s-
Andrea O.. .Huset:
SIR You are hereby notified TO appear at this Office
on the 171uDAI OF AUG 1865, ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of the said day, and then and there show
you June 10th, 1851 upon the sw u section IL.
township lz5, range Sc, in the District of lands
subject to sale at st. Cloud, Mimi, should not be
Cancelled, as john y: kyllo alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and proposes then and there to show
the sake, when you will be permitted to contest
such showing.
july96ws, II. C. BURBANK Receiver.
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IT s LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
t. 1cxsSy

IT s LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" June2S 166S.
AtOeTt B. Pike: -7'T-'' '
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
Oh the 9TH DAY or AUGUST, 1865, at 10 O'Clock in
the fcreoon vi the said day and then and there show
you Aprn 10Th Loco upon the ~ neAn n SCI sec-
ton ~ township ~, range S III the District OF
euDJect 10 saie at Cloud Minn should be can
ceied, as Henry Voerding alleges abandonment
thereof by you aud proposes then and there to show
tue sane when you viii We permitted contest such
showing.
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
july26ws q. e. BURBANK Receiver.
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julyl6-6wa Ii. q. BUR
4 AMI OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
July Ii, 1865.

Ii -. July Ii, 1865.
-4unS Peterson:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at tits office
the forenoon OF the day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. $3.50, made by
you Nov. 10Th, 1866, upon the n ne "a u NV II
lands subject to sale ut Clouu, Mum, should No,
be Cancelled, as Louis Plaesance alleges an abandon
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there
test such showing.
| H., -: . =. H. c. WAIT, Regis er,
july23 CIVIL II. q. BURBANK, Receiver.
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RI s. LAND OFFICE. ST.. CLouD. AlINN., -,
W. -*rs5-- ~. July 20. 1861 ~.
CSInri.s .R6<3o.rs. : i;s>....,......,..-;-. >:
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
the 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868 at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry Nc. 1852, made nv
you August 10th 1865 upon the "A sw Il section 20:
township 12, Range &c. u the District Of Lands sub
ject to sale 1T st. Cloud Mnn should not be Cancelled
as E. G. Price alleges an abandonment thereof by
You, and proposes then and there to show tho sare
when you will be permitted to contest such showing
II. c. WAIT Register,
july23-8wll H.C BURBANK Receiver.
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IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
- June 80, 1S6S.
ffdrcis n. Bisseu: --'
sh: You are hereby notified t, appear at this Office
the forenoon of the said day and then and there show
cause why Your Homest ad Entry No. 3576, made by
you March 18th, 1867, upon the ne u section Is,
ject to sale at St. Cloud Mnn should not be Cancelled
as Joseph Vol alleges an abandonment thereof by
you, ana proposes then and there to show the
showing. H G. WATT Reois,sr
juy9-6w1 II. G RURRANK Rac.;v.r
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f6EaS. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MlAN.,
Ii. -. June l9, 1868.

NJ Sd. :. ~ June ~, 1868.
Aadrcsc VdIstyom:
SIR You are hereby notified to appea At this oice
on the l2rH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, ut 10 O'Clock in
cause WHY your Homestead Entry No. A2ls made BY
you August l9. 1867, upon the u se u Sc Is, n i
nc u section p, township IL, range 81 In the Dis
should not Be Cancelled, as John Olsen alleges an
abandonment thereof BY you, and proposes then and
there to show the same when yeu viii be permitted to
contest such showing 5E;:s 9:Fagl& So
...,, .-..-.... -,...-,- n. c. WAIT. Register,
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RI g. LAND O11Ios,e ST. CLOUD, MINI,
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~. .,,.'~ !: July 10, 1868. :
Sir: You sre hereby notified to appear It this Office
the forenoon Of tho said day, and theii and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1888,
made BY you November LIST, 1855, upon tho No Il
section g. township 12 range S. in the District Of
lands subject to sale 1t St: Cloud MIMI should not
be cancelled; JoelO stabbins alls-e9 An abandon
mont thereof BY you and proposes then and there to
such showing. ~ 'o'%+--". . 49, ~ :" &
nc. WAIT, Register, -
.julyS6wa =: nc. BURBANK, Receiver. Il
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New York Self Rahng Reaper, and Mower Combined.
New York Reaper Self Raker not combined with Mower.
Little Champion Reaper, with Dropping Attachment
Climax, Hand-Raker. @''.' "'*: ~ >'' 49,: -~:,"*
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{ 7 s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ June Eth, 1o6S.

IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ June Eth, 1otS.
ri. 1r,snatLe: - - ''7j.s---
s1k, You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
On the l6TK DAY OF ADJUST, lsoo, at IL ocio i. IL
the 1oreDoof Of day. ana then and there show
cause why your Homestead No. 2l69, made by you
No'elnber 10th, leo5, upon Sc II ne II LIE
re n AMI lot z, secIlun n, tuxn.uip lzs
range 30, in the Dstrct lands subject I. sale al
ST. Cloud, Num-, shouiG. not be canceleL, Kich2,
Ih0uas alleges Al aua1A.iauent thereof by you and
opposes then and there u show the same, when YOU
via be permitted to contest such showing.
ID. e WAIT, Register,
Juy26Ws ~ H. Z. BCRBAAh. Receiver.
III s.AAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
W June Is, 1865.
B. HaIdl1s: "
SIR: You are hereby notified appear at thi. Office
on the l0zH DAY " AUGUST, 1865, at 10 o. clock in
The forenoon Of the sad day. snd then ana there
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1855, made by
you August IL, 1865, upon the " "a neA WISE N
section ., township III, range 81, in tie district
o1 Lands ,ubect t. sale at ST. Cloud Mum. should
not Re cancelled as John Halverson alleges an abau-
donent thereof by sou and proposes then and there
TO show the same, when you will be permitted 10
Contest such showing.
- II. WAIT, Register,
Juiylown H c. BURBANK. Receiver.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
II June 18th. 1S6S.

+ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL June l2th, 1s6s.
Charles c. BirHn:
sR You are hereby notified to appear at this ofics
on the 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, At 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of the said day. and then and there
show cause Why yeur Homestead EntryNe sss:, made
by you May 9th, 1866, upon the y SEX section 81.
township 125, range Sc, and u NV u section 5,
township LA, range &c. in the District Of lands
subject to sale at st. Cloud, MIMI, should not be
Cancelled, Robert W. Cowsn alleges abandonment
thereof by you and then and there to show
the same, when you will be permitted to contest such
showing.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST OF ALLEGED BARGE ROBBRRs.-At O late
hour on Sunday night two men named Henry Jones
and Thomas Johnston went aboard the barge Prim-
rose lying at the foot Of Hubert street. North river and
seizing upon coat pantaloons vest and hat belong
ing to Timothy Herllhy, lying asleep on the boat
started Oh with their plumber but the noise made by
them awoke Herlihy, who gave the aiarm, when the
thieves dropped the goods and ran rapidly away.
Omcer Mooney OF the Fifth precinct hearing the cry.
fastened to the pier and succeeded In arresting
Johnston and Jones' They were subsequently taken
before Justice bowling, and committed to the Tombs
for trial In default OF bail.
AN ExTRADrTIoN CAsE-The announcement was
made in Sundays HERALD Of the arrest and arraign
ment before Mr.. Justice Ledwith Of four young men
upon warrant issued by justice ct Gutenberg.
N J., on the charge Of horse stealing. On Saturday
the parties were examined at the JEFFERSON Market
Court, when Acker was the only one held. The case
was set for examination yesterday but Acker IN the
meantime, MAD gone TO Jersey to procure Witnesses
when he was arrested there and the case win not
likely come up this side OF the river again. JUS
tice Ledwith held the accused as Q fugitive rom
justice, and az the alleged stolen property did not
appear to have been brought into New YORK state he
discharged Acker's alleged accompices.
HoNoRABLy DIscHARGED.-Thea announcement was
made in the HERALD some days ago Of the arrest
and incarceration in the JEFFERSON Market prison Of
an up town lady named Caroline 3. vreeland. who
was charged by L. B. Decker with stealing piano,
which she had purchased and paid 500 upon, and
subsequently removed TO Washington. Yesterday
morning Mr.. Decker withdrew the charge and
ACQUITTED the lady Of anv fraudulent intent
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NATIONAL GUARD INTELLIGENCE.

Parade Of the Third Brigade, First Division.
The Third brigade, First division, National Guard,
composed OF the Fourth Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Thirty seventh and Fifty fifth regiments, paraded In
full fatigue uniform for practice In evolutions Of the
brigade, yesterday, ct Tompkins square, Brgsdier
General J. N. varian commanding. Fifty eight DIFF
ferent movements were performed, In accordance
with Upton's new system Of tactics. There was o
large concourse Of spectators In and about the
square during the drill who were, judging from the
applause, more or less earnest. with which they
greeted the various regiments under arms, largely
composed OF personal friends Of members OF the
because the friends Of regiment applaud certain OF
executed The applauding yesterday Went d ~
viduay, with one exception, did very well, but
they did not perform the evoluons OF the brigade As
wen ~ was expected Of them IN the marching
there was especially great want Of steadlness ana
good deal OF no marching at all, keeping step =
an essential part Of It. There was IN aot, 2 want OF
unity between the various commanus y. .imss ,nas
was made strkngly apparent IN some Oh tne aep.oy-
ments. The nrngs as o general thing, were very
well done the seventh and Eighth being partcu-
larly worthy OF mention In this regard. In the
manual of arms also these two regiments were de-
cdetiy superor % the Others When II IL taken into
consideration that the regiments OF late have had
very little practice and that one or two OF them are
not vet well up In the new system OF tactics, the
dri,l NAV be said to have been good one; but the
brigade might DO better
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defence, then both objected, the former gentleman
stating that he was not going to have this case made
vehicle for slander against those who had no means
Of protecting themselves. Objection sustained.
No other witnesses being on hand the case was 3D.
j0urned until this morning at half-past ten O'Clock
The Loew Bridge Question-The Bridge % Be
Removed.
Before Judge Daniels.
Kno1 rs. TIE Mayor, 6c.-The following u the
order made by the court in this case-The plaintin
must have judgment directing the removal or abate
ment of this bridge as nuisance within ninety days
after service upon the proper Ocer OF the defendant
OF certified copy OF the Judgment without prejudice
to the plaintiffs right to maintain action at law
for the recovery OF damages sustained by him. As
both parties have succeeded in part neither ID en-
titled to costs as against the other. WAC sW
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YACHTING.


Brooklyn Yacht Club Union Regatta
The Union regatta proposed by the Brooklyn
Yacht Club on Thursday, 25h instant promises to be
an AFFAIR OF interest.
Under their regulations there is q free entrance to
all yachts belonging to any recognized yacht club In
the vicinity OF New York. The prizes to be con-
tended for and awarded on the occasion are divided
into four classes, wiz
First class-Schooners.
Second class-Slo0ps, first division.
Third class-SlOops second division.
Fourth class-Open boats twenty-siX feet and up
wards
general invitation has been extended to all yacht
owners to enter their vessels and contest for the
prizes that are announced which will In value be
worthy Of the occasion. The sailing regulations will
be those OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club, admitted to be
as fair and equitable as any rules ever formed for the
regulation Of sailing races.
The starting point Of the yachts will be. as usual,
from the safe anchorage or the Club House. Gowanus
Bay, at ten A. M. on the 25th Each yacht will be
furnished with numbers by the Regatta Committee
on the morning, designed to be placed conspicuousy
on their mainsalls.
The entries of Yachts up to late last evening were
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Jersey City Yacht Club.

The tenth annual regatta of this club win be sailed
to-day over their usual in New York Bay. The
following are few Of the vessels which will start
all being sloop rigged:-Lizze, Commodore Schoon-
maker; Salus, Walton; Severn, White; Virginia, Hill;
Penelia, Fogg; LOTUS Janeway; Jennie, ). T.. Hin;
Pauline, j. G. Hill; Jane, Jardne; Comet, ketch,m
Gazelle A.. Clarke; Lille Smith; Lottie, W. Clarke,
and Nellie, A. Woodward. Fl p
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuusT-M BANKRUPTCY.

Tho Filing Of Observation-Disclosures Residence.
IN The Matter or william K Belcaer.-rhis case is
before Register Williams and came before the court
certificate. The petitioner filed his papers on the
10th Of February last and was adjudged bankrupt.
He had done business and had place Of business in
the Southern district OF New York for more than six
months Immediately preceding the fling OF his Pc
tttOn, but set forth no place Of residence. He had
carried on business and resided in the city of New
York for twenty years and upwards prior to June,
1886. In that month and year he failed and made a
general assignment for the benefit Of his creditors
He sold out his residence in the city and re-
tired with his family to New Jersey, where they
now reside upon some property which belonged to
the separate estate of his wife. Immediately after
hts assignment he engaged as clerk upon yearly
stated salary with his successors in business and has
ever since continued with them as such clerk upon
salary. All the partners of the petitioner except
one were and now are residents OF the city OF New
York, and have obtained discharge in bankruptcy
In the Southern district The petitioners creditors
are 2l2 in number, OF whom 40 are merchants car
rytng on business in the city OF New York. 1t s sub
mtted that under all these circumstances the petit
ton was properly filed in the Southern district; and
Judge Blatchford decides that it was.
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COURT cALsNOAns-THIs DAY.

MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERMINUS. 1887, 1865,
1878 1885, 1e72 I653 15l0 1852 1894 1885, 1884, l77O
It'll, 1859, 1772 1773, ITS, 1871, 1871.
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2-NOs. 1885,
1O90 S4 1885, 81 1885, 1lO1 $751; 4s3 1000, 2OsS. 1913,
1914, 49, 597.
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM-At the opening
OF the court the remainder of the calendar will be
called through. No case will be set down for any
particular day, and any previous setting down Of
case for specific day will be disregarded. u-..
l2O l2 1877 1877 1885, 143 15, 166, 169 IN, III, u.s.
49, 1872 1885, 2o4 2OS, 2le, 49, 234, 237, 24e 25 $685.
264. t
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uuITED STATES @TneT eoua1-eMmlnM cAlEMnAA
IAe Kentnclsy Bsurbon CaSe and Others.
rss,. so Before Judge Blatchford.
when the court was opened counsel moved for q
separate trial In the case Of Ethan G. Frost of the
0sendants In the Kentucky Bourbon Company, or o
postponement OF the trial until next term certain
grounds which he would submit afadavits TO sus.
tain. The Judge asked the District Attorney II the
defendant were In jail, and on being informed that
ne was under bail, the court asked who were the
parties indicted that were in jail; he was replied to,
said that the prisoners in custody ought to be tried
Tor, y not tried now, they should remain over
until November, and 1t would be great hardship to
keep men untried in custody all that time.
IN the Kentucky Bourbon case, the Judge inquired
how long the case would last. Mr.. Courtney, United
states District Attorney said that as at present ad
vised he thought the trial would occupy ten or
twelve days; and there another trial pending at
Louisville, which was fixed for the 26th Of the pre-
sent month, by which the trials here and az Louis
VILE would be considerably embarrassed The same
witnesses who would testify here would be required
to give evidence at Louisville. The Judge said 1t
was plain that all could not be accomplished during
the few days that remained OF this TERM and the
case OF Messmore and others should 60 over to the
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE % 1888 TRIPLE SHEET

ration for loss OF horse from dumping board pier
between stanton and Rivington streets, East river
the amount TO be charged TO the account OF "d0nar
tons"
resolution directing that Eighty ninth street and
17th and 118th streets, from Third to Fifth avenue
be paved with Fisk concrete pavement was adopted.
The Board adjourned till Thursday -
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STATEN ELANO INTELLIGENCE.

FOUND DRowNsD.-The body Of an unknown man
was found on Friday evening washed up on the
beach at stapeton. lie was dressed In seaman's
clothes II appeared to have been some time In the
water. Coroner Dempsey held an inquest on the re
MAINS when the Jury rendered verdict OF "Found
drOWnod.U
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following is a
record OF the temperature for the past twentyfour
hours as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy 2lS broadway, HERALD Building
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SUPERIOR couaT-specuL TERM.
The Question Of Copyright Again.
nofcro VuHco Nopvtn

Before Judge Garvin.
Henry D. Palmer us. r. N. Desoiu.-Ths was q
motion to dissolve an Injunction issued to restrain
the defendant from publishing comedy entitled
.Play,n the plaintiff being the owner OF same The
question was whether the proprietor Of an unpub-
iished comedy the production of a foreign author,
is entitled to the protection of court of equity to
strain any person from printing 1t In this country
without his consent. The case was fully argued
yesterday morning, and the document being handed
in the court reserved Judgment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23
ne entries OF yachts up to late last evening were

Additional entries are invited, and because OF the
anticipated interest OF the contest 1t Is hoped that on
before Wednesday, p. NJ, Mr. w. r. Lee, secretary
OF the club (box 922 New York Post oice), will re-
celve the names OF the majority OF the prominent
yachts of the many daring clubs in the waters OF this
vicinity.