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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that nv wife,
~ FANNY SUTTON HYATT. has lett
my bed and hoard without just cause or 0. ov-
ication Al persons are clniiened not to
trust her on my account, rs / viii pay no
debts of her contracting. from anil after this
date, g. w. HYATT.
Diamond Bluff Wis. June Z. 1859 S-4w
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Estray Notice.

CTRAYED from the subscriber..in the city
- OF Prescott on or about the list of May.
a BROWN MARE, 9 or 10 years Old. white
streaks under the belly. caused by the belly
band, large full eye, thin in flesh. wild, and
hard to catch. Any person returning said
mare, or giving information where she may
be found, will be literally rewarded.
O. s. HUTCHINSON.
Prescott, May Is. 1869. AVA
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MARRIED.

DoE-EASTMAN AT the Merchants Ho
tel in this city by Rev. II Chadeayne.on the
7th inst. ), Greenfield ID &c. of Clifton, Wis.
and Miss Minerva Eastman.
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WORDS Or WISD0 "A

FOR YOUNG MEN
ON the Ruling Passion Of Youth and Early
~ Manhood, with self help for the erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Penn. Sly
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RESTAURANT,
ENSIGN d SON,

DY MERRrTr SNITu-ln the old Bahcock
ID tore on main st. Oysters. pies. cakes.
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HUDSON Il CoLEY,

MILL DO ALL KINDS oE.BLAUKsHITHISG a
w their Shop in River Falls.
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MISS KATE SHEPARD
WOOL CARDING,

DY SHERMAN HALE.-Shop at the
ID junction of the rivers, below TIE South
Fork Bridge Also. good variety OF Min
nrapolis Cloths kept constantly on hand and
sold or exchanged for Wool al mill prices.
River Falls. Wis. 27-tf
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VIM. L.. DAVIES

DLacKsMIrH, at Grifihs old shop near the
Is Bridge. will doall kinds of work IN his
line Particl lar attention paid to Shoeing
Horses. Charges moderate.
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business directory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a. MORSE.
o. S. POWELL

4 toSvEYAscER. Collector, Real Estate Agent
~ and Notary Public, River Falls, Vas.
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OAKLEY & HAMMOND.
q p RRACKETT.
GuNDERSON & SINE.


nEaLERs III Dry Goods. Groceries, etc
IL Agrs. for Hapnod IL Co. s Plows. Store
opposite Prairie Mills. 25-f
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Legal advertisements.
DissoIntion notice.

The firm of MEIScKE d WILLIAMS Is THE
day dissolved by mutual consent. A II out
standing accounts will be settled by
Mencke. who will continue the business al
the old stand on Br ad street.
r. MEINCKE,
VIM. WILLIAMS.
Prescott, April 81. 1863. 2w4
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RIVER FALLS BREWERY,
DY CHARLES KRkUrH. The best OF Beer
ID ALWAYS on hand. at the lowest rates.
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]. A. SHORT.
ID. H. LEVINGS
MARTIN RIPPLE.
n WALES

HARRfAGE AND MACON MAKER. Repairing
" done at shore notice. Shop on Second st.
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@. H. CROSSMAN.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SAMUEL NELSON
HOTELS.

BRACKET HOUSE,
DY Z. BRACKET. Corner of Elm and Main
ID Streets. River Falls. Wisconsin.
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WIN. H, sANDERsoN.

Y FPS FOR SALE good stock of Dry Goods
N Groceries. Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes.
Ready-Inade Clothing. etc.
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DoOMS on vcrmillion street, opposite post
III Office, Hastings, MINI. Teeth extracted with
out pain by the use of Chloroform or Vitalized
Air. 10
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II. r. CHILDS,
q ADDDLER AND HARNESS MAKER. Shop in
= - - - 80 cxrnvnora
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: 1 APP ROBERTS
G. W. MAPES.

A THE OLD PIONEER STORE. deals in Dry
N Goods. Groceries, &c and wants Cusio-
meTs and GTeeubaeks.
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w-we wish to call your attention to our
New Machine, the Advance, ,

combined Mower and self-raking Reaper-a two
wheeled machine. cutting four and One-half feet
wide, and delivering the grain in bundles AT THE
SIDE of the machine. out of the way OF the horses
As mower it is the exact counterpart of the Prize
Mower, except to width of cut Ii Is just the
machine that has been 80 long wanted, being the
only two wheeled selfraker in market which i
simple efficient exceedingly light. easily convert
ible, and with two rates of speed TO the gearing
insuring equally good clean work as either reaper
Or mower,
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BRACKET & FLINT, Local Agts., River Falls
C. L. BARNES, Agent at Prescott.
GEO. p. BRACKETT, Canvassng Agent.
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R. J. WILCOX

nEALER IN BOOKS. Stationery. Wall and
- Window Paper. Toys Newspapers, etc.
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And Won will come TO the conclusion that In deal
ing with MS Won will he sure to get the worth of
your money in machine that will continue TO give
you satisfaction while stick of it holds together
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The Large and Only Grand Gold Medal
Awarded to the Mccormick.

A rival house last season tried TO lead the public
tobelieve we had not gained the highest prizes at
the late International Paris Exhibition but the
official pamphlet signed by VIM. III. Seward. Secre-
tarv of State giving a correct list of prizes to [.
s. exhibitors, completely sienced all such claims.
and established the fact that G. H. Mccormick Wa
the victor of that contest. We can furnish copies
OF the official pamphlet application.
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PHYSICIANS.
MERCHANDISE.
RuRHYTE BROTHERS.

nEALERs IN Day GooDs aud Realy-madc
~ Clothing, CarwliLg Oil Cloths. Boots
and Shines, Groceries. dc.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Hogan were brought Thomas Collins ana
Martin Williams, they having on Monday nlRht selLeu
James Bolton of No 1870 M0tt-st, while ne was passing
along Mottst near his residence aud robbed MN OF
gold watch and chain and 500 in money They were com
united for trial For having run up bill or sos 49, at
the Washington HOTEL No. Broadway, without hayng
the means wherewith to duidate the debt J3hn Bsn9p
WAS committed the complaint OF Mr. John f. merrill,
proprietor Of the House For attempting 10 PICK ue
pocket OF Mr. John Is. Osborn Of No 10 Warre-St OF
wallet containing Sc 81 whilo passing through fulon
Market VIM straug young man living at No. Ga Cham
bersst. yesterday committed
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Bedford James Dempsey was sent TO state
Prison for wears months for attempting to steal
hOrse and wagon Carolina Smith, charged with arce
nv was sent to the City Prison for so days An intelligent
looking young man, named VIM. IL. Brown. was sent TO
the State Prison for years on charge OF forgery,
Louis Sanders who had been found concealed IN room
of the Metropolitan Hotel the 9th OF september was
brought up for trial The chambermad testified 10 nav
inc locked the door OF the when leayinglt san
ders was found guilty and sentenced to 10 wears III state
Prison Before sentence pronounced MI. Hutchlgs
informed his honor Judge Bedford that two other charges
were presented against the accused one for entering
room in the St Nicholas, which the prisoner admitted
Thomas Roberts and Charles Roberts were sent Tor ana
years respectively 20 State Prison. on separate charges
of stealing gold watch EACH The court then ADJOURNED
until to-day.
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CouPT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME C0URT-CIR-
cUrr-PAKr Nos l943, l77 1851 1889 1901 1873 l49 lo4
1871 1881 1885, 1853 1851 1889 1891 1893 1877 POOL 241 2
Part 1896 1874 1856 100 t54, BS llo is
1893. 1920, 1870, $50, 1916. 1924, 1864, 1906
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL IERM.-DemurIeIs;;-
Nos IS o. o. Law and FScNct "a 49, 1914 ~ E no [ |'
24 PSI. 258 259 200, 26i. 265, 266, 1868 969 - 90 ~,
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.-NOs. 81, 3D. U.s. 9,
SO, 81 49, lOj. l03. III, ll8, l22, l2A -
SUPERIOR COURT Trial TERM-PART Nos.
1884, 93 1895 1855 lot 23l l 49, ly ~ li4 li6
PAIR -Nos 1857 1924 lOO ll66 49, lO332R l2S lVOi ooi
l246. 1850 1892 1924. 1886 - $50
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TFRM.-Part Nos. 90 90
37Te Si5 5so 1861 1919 1926 1868 3yu $751; 72 1913 1914 1913
1869 1851 396 3sC6 39O y52 1916 1911 $685. 39S 1919 $780, $751;
1897, 1888 - 81. 90 600
CITY COURT, BROOKLYN.-NOS. lag, 20, 2O', us,
r. 49, g. So H. 49, 1Ol, g. TO- "a %. 49, &C. - 80 g. ~
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTf.-NOs'
"a, IS %, ~, 81, y, k3to67 49,
GENERAL S4SIONs.-Thomas Ol}rien, feOnious
assault and battery Michael Ksyang Joseph White julius Gaieau
Alex John Manchester Rb Dustin James Smith and atS
Sullivan robbery johanna Warthsr Thomas Campbell and
Henry Bowen srceny; Wilson arceay from the person
Leopold Sonuehain aud Drake r. Dunn forgery hNad MaTtn
Charles Spohr and Patrick Barry ilOnous assault and batter!
Geo TAYLOR Patrick stafford assault aud blttery stephen isn
robbery John Thompson aud Joseph Johnson
grsud larceny John Cullen, larceny.
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pACSENCEHS 4RRJHFD

FROM LvRRPOOL-Iu steamship Java Oct l9Br Fhsbee LADY
Nv Pou and lady john Banner Miss Armstrong M
AIpong Mrs Waller and child Mr. Sbsckey aud MsI
Mess Mr Fairshd and lady G. Ha and lady h,s Jackson Mr.
Wig LADY, Mrs. Bddle aud T. Davis Lew Evans
TELL lady daughter Mr. Mr and Miss Hart Mr.
brother Mr. DeCodevA and lady Mr. Cook lady
Watton ComnbS and lady Mr. Groesbeck
ABJ MI Hermann. Mr. Rutherford hr Gog Mr. Spence
WOlganuh children sDd Mr. GodfreT C.
srnsJ sud lA2 T. d. Aory HonG5s Mr. Bran lady and
srsa G. Davis ADD lady Mt Weaver and lady Anderson and lady
dn. g. Ho Mr. DunnaE and lady Mr. Psrey LADY, Miss Skh
we. Hays aud LADY, Mr. DunsD Mr. Stewart Gen Per-
Mr. aAs aud Mr. Jennings BatteThed Mr..
Bset Mr. Oephsa GisSs Mr. Blackstone sd, Mr.. Curtis
NJ aud Mr. Kelly " Booth. Mr. BAbcock Mr. PI.
ebArds Mr. Hofan lady Miss GreDot ML Bid
&c a sd Mr. AHd Mira iun Mrs Barnett aud granddaughter
WohngLsn sbbiRs LADY and children Smith LADY,
M maid Duke Duchess de Tore infant and
Connolly h Bright Mrs GrGvey and daughters Mrs.
Ct lpd children DR. CLARK hdy and daughter Mas Brown Mr.
Packer. Mr. Davies hr. Bryan. IT,
PROM SANADOMINGO CIfI-Ia steamship TTbee i9Clln.
Hsn Dsfh Coca BeraA A. Dregsn, Charles Craig NJ A..
COsE. Mira NJ G. Gabb.
IRON CHAELBST0E-Ia steamship Champion Oct 10 Pagle
TheG Chalmers, wife and sbalrsn DantSe H. HaslOp X
chAds W W. LYON g. T. Lee Nm. Yanderbeg Pat Quinp T.
Wiley w. Sens w. H. Read and lady Mrs. T. g. Budd child
p. g. Roekwe ell, Mrs. Westly, George Walker.
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Qropusxk.
NAyr DEPARTMENT.


BgnsAg o. PROyoss AND c. oTMlse October lsh 1862
PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES.-Seal
pSpo..s lnGr:sd Prep0.a for hst,sses will be received
1852 for the supply OF Eight Thousand Mattresses thousand
TO be delivered al the NswYok Navy Yard thousand
Pbiadspha Navy YARD and Thousand ths Boston
Twelve hundred OF the mattresses be delivered HepYok
Navy Yard must have each aud the balance twenty
hundred 70 be delivered without The mattresses be
vsrsd the Philadelphia and Boston Navy Yards cover
each
Zach mattress weigh pounds including itching
be eu sir feet tr inches In ength and thirty inches wide The
covers must measure inches length and
inches 10 Width Ihs hair ticking and make mus. be
the samples tbs Navy Yards hewlo Philadelphia and
One thousand mattresses mu', be delivered At the NAVY Yard New
days. from the date Of the contract
Bond. with approved security viii . required III one quarter The
M ;. Withheld from the amount Of each payment collateral security
paid until the contract 10 faily complied With
EVER offer be accompanied by guaranty signed BY
responsible persons that the bidder bidders VIII hs
her bid be accepted suter into With
good and sufficient surshss TO furnish the articles
will be considered guaranty
and the Department the right the
responsibility ofhe o6d Internal
Revenue for the District In which they reside the license
qaired BY Act Of Congress furnished with proposal we'll
% reject proposal cot considered adVanFrous the Government
L. T. DUNN,
AZ
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SHIPPLhG INTELLIGENCE.
Port or EBw.YORk........


CLEARED.
esHhp-Russa lott Liverpool; Rtua Loekhesd Liverpool
Halifax J. " Garrett Mclaughlin, Balmorsi Glspcus Walden
Boston Bristol Wallace Philadelphia Leo Dearborn Savannah
Adgsr lockwood Charleston Niagara Baemao Richmond
Bsfks-Mobeal snh Lverpool VIM H. Jsakins Hilton Havre
Bngs-BoTla Whitebery, Asinwal Scio Brown Arroyo
Clara Blown Osgood HAyanA; BIoor Mayer Hamilton Bermuda
Sshr.-MAnds Henry Point Pitre Agnes Blair CardenIs
ClarE john n b. Shindler, Lane. Gayeston "
lockwood Jshu. Wilmington, ~ c. Welcome Beebe Los
Sstabuab Aneceden ReDdson Derby CT HASe IsksoH,
Philadelphia.
-Sioob-iisrTtst, Corwin, Providence
ARRIVED.
steamship Java Cook, Liverpool Oct and Queenstown Oct TO-
mdse. aId
Steamship City Dubiu EnyOn Antwerp Oct mdse and pssA
seAHp lybee, Delaney San Domingo City via POrau Platte,
tndse. AVID pasA
sslmhp Champion lockwood Charleston mdss and pass
bsnhp AermAre, Conch, Richmond City Point aud Norfolk
pads2 aud
steamship Salvador Nekerson savsnnah mdse and pass
baTh kosiua Bruno P.turIo Philadelphia, ballast
6ekE MOuteEuma, Eultger, Jacksonville daya lumber
sebL T. q. kussel CLARK. Jacksonville IL days lumber
tChOOsHks-kIYKK
g. h. Smith. Virginia Moderator Virginia
OGly Daughter, Virginia Union, Washington d. C.
J. Enpson, Georgetown ID. @. J H. Young. Virginia
Hssgie Lou, Virginia Arte Carwood, Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsros, Oct l9-Bsow, brg Adde Hall from CAibarieu.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 9Ths steamship City Of BROOKLYN from Mes
Tork arrived at tbis port last night at midnight
LOsDOSDERKN, Oct The steamship Hbenlan
rived ~ this port to-day.
SPOKEN
ship Freeman CaIt from EewYort for San Francisco Sept H.
32WN. long. 1SW.
BARI Ceres from Newcastle, Eng. for SswYOrE Sept s Ia. 49,
long e.
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TIE JUMEL ESTATE.

BOeea agt Ohase-Supreme Court Circuit
Beioge Nj. Justice Observation-Disclosures behalf Of
the defendant in opposition TO the motion postpone
the trial. made by the plaintiff were read in this
The motion was based on aidavts that they mad not
been able procure the return OF the commission issued
TO old people m Rhode Island and that AS to three OF The
parties named n the commission they had not been tx
amiDed at al yet owing 20 the nfrmites OF The
adavits IN reply set up that the commissions were sub
stantaly completed 1865 and might have been got in
complete state Saturday last; and as 20
three whose dispositions not taken, the plaintiffs
had made eforts to examine them from December,
1853 until Oct 49, 1869 On these adayits and on the
history OF the case Mr. OCOnOr urged that the appca
on made IN bad faith the should be pressed
on during the present term Mr.. Tracy for painiif.
urged that 10 could make no difference TO the defendant
10 put the matter 10 the term as there
three other cases involving the same questions now on
the calendar that the result OF this trial could not
strengthen Mr. Chase's ttle and Mr. Chase was now
possession aud argued that the haste for trial
usual suspicious The Court directed case
for trial for the first Monday OF November on the
plaintiffs stpulatiug 10 try that day. MIR Pyne and
defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
A THOUGHTFUL SUICIDE.

Coroner Rollins yesterday afternoon held an
iuoues al the MOrgue body OF unknown man
WHO committed sudide by drowning on Sunday even
ing the deceased accOsed a little boy In East Twenty
secopdst near the East River gave him five cents aud
told him 20 the nearest poice-saton ana there
saw that man had ended his life by jumping into the
river from the Twenty-secondst pier The lad did as
directed and the police after dragging the slip for some
time found the body OF the unknown The usual verdict
Was rendered Nothing concerning the identity OF the
deceased was ascertaned The body is at the Morgue
awaiting recognition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
RAID ON LOTTERY DEALERS.

Another raid has been made, on the lottery
and policy dealers OF this city VINO 40 pusss mitpo
enTe laws The present raid made under the drec
tons of Robert Hunt Deputy Assessor nnaer
butcher The following dealers have thus far been ar
rested and held TO bail IN $500 each for examination
f. W. Hulies No 1904 Greenwehst James sturgisi m0
No I76 Green Wich-st Allen Thompson No AGA Pearlst
o. A. Bills Greenwich-st, near Dey; shikel, NO -f'
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ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner Cush-
called TO take the ante mOrtem statement Of
David Klein lying IN No. 439 Pearst who stated that
upon sOrrentbal MOrz. bookkeeper in the employ Of
Mr. Young at No AZ Walkerst While in the store, Mr.
Young without provocaOn. seized Klein by the hair OF
the head and kicked him in the abdomen and back IN
brutal As DR.. Cushman did not think him in
dangerous condition. he advised Mr. Klein to apply for
warrant for his assalant's arrest.
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maid That he had taken out no license as retail dealer
from May to September 1869 That he had sa hot
nc lacks in his place which were not stamped Ihat
he had nm a sign as a wholesale dealer" without any
wholesale license s. That Ross was reotper anu 1 us
filler a That no had resisted revenue Oincer ~ 'n
SscbarSe of his duty T. Not keeping proper DOCKS,
great deal of testimony taken on all shese ~
Mr. Ethan Allen counsel for Ross contenus % hIsly
were abandoned by the defense and condemned, Inc
Commissioner yesterday discharged mr. hTss al dI o
last of the above charges lie having ibeeni ALREADY as
all the others.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PREss.

Carus purers arriving this equesdts
packages addressed EesYOrk Press
exhibiting the written authority Of W smoou General
packages the Journal Of Commerce Tunes TRIBUNE
Ford ErDrsss Kvsning Commercial 1drr
Zug Ns Yorker should also delivered only
lhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
Whisky EXAMINATION.

The case of The United States agt. Joseph
Ross came on yesterday before Commissioner John A.
Oslorn for final disposition. This was complaint made
ome time ago that Joseph Ross engaged IN receiving
MI, whisky az his place. No 353 West Thrtyninthst.
sce chaTges were l. That i've barrels were unlOaded
i1ore MS door ia August last upOn which no tax was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
DIVORCE CAsE-coNTEMPTs IN NOT PAYING ALI
MONY, &C.

Anna Z. HeppRer agt j. HeppRer-Superior
Court, Special TermBefOre Judge Jones-Plsniin sues
for limited divorce upon the ground Of inhuman
uent by her husband The parties married years
ago. Germany and there are seven children alive the
ssue OF such marriage Upon motion the defendant was
ordered 10 pay counsel fee and 80 weekly hs wife
for support pending the action He refused 10 com
uY with this ORDER and notion the Court imposed
ne OF SOO and ordered HIM committed 20 close custody
until he paid the De counsel fee, aud slimOny. A IL.
Reauey for plaintiff n. Hill Fowler for defendant.
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A v1FEs JEWELS AND HUSBANDS PLEDGE.

Juliet L. Mdyer agt Preserved Gdge:-Su-
rreme Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Justice sutherland
In this case which the plaintiffs husband pledged ner
ieweIs with the defendant and then left the CITY, Tue
chief question the trial whether the wire gave
her consent the pedng the jury found that sue u
not consent and gave her verdict for t65O'
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6itp gtal Sstat, for Sui,

AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.--A first
N class hsh soop 'front.' 3l1 West Fy ast
fEghth ave. built Mekas finished best manner aud furnished
good style Carpets furnished BY Hyatt furniture Phelps Jsv
lie Price 900 rrmAn) which includes everything
library pictures silver aud heddinE
time. hANDsLL St kighhsre
A VALUABLE WATER FRONT of 200 feet,
Z LAND elgb located the
Ilusos opposite hundred and Address RIAL
ESTATE, Box No. lOl. Tribune once.
AT 758 THIRD-AVE.-For SALE, frame,
N brick and HOUSES ct all prices. Real bAgan Call right
away JANIS ROwK
HOUSES in NETWORK and BROOKLYN
from 5000 70 S1Ooo Los corresponding besafl
County Seats Lots aud Farms Flushing Cows Japsc. North
Isp Sousho City Bergen Lafayette Morsioun &c boase
sale exchange supply calls
6IRdRL, BACHB & CO., III Broadway
nor SALE-A first-class brown stone front
n0usk our stories e.se~sa sad cellar Mo- " West Forty
enhsL Ipapirs On ,As prsnlsess