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SliTrEMe c0llaT-cHaMR:ls.
A Newspaper critic Not Being Allowed TO 10
in Booths Theatr. tsoes To LAW.
Bcfnrn Indigo grady.

A Newspaper critic Not Being Allowed TO 20
in Booths Theasr. tsoes to Law.
Before Judge Brady.
TIE People cr rel. augustus IL cr2Guyar Us. Ed,cn
hsoon--rhe relutor recently wrote wha, purported
to he cri;icis:a on Boosh's R,cnelleu, winch WAS
published In The season. He states IN his afidavit
that subsequently, ne was refused admission to the
theatre. lie bsst rendered money IN payment for o
could NOT have enc, as all he wanted was to ego in
ard cut them up.n
"ls tins SIR. Booths ordcrsfn asked the Young
man oil the pen, who IL would seem belongs
10 that class VINO aie .botbing unless crltlca't
"lL is laconcaily replied Mr.. j. A. Booth, OF the
box oiCe VINO, Whatever my have been his tone aud
manner az THIS time, is universally known Us the
pink OF Iolteness.n
tho street ana IRON one OF tue ticket sellers 0a pdt5
bought a ticket and duy presented the same 10 the
ticket taker.
..can't come In nerc., blun1y said the latter ndl.
vliua.
s:Bui here's n ,,ckc,r
cant help that
mi. Booths ordcrir
"Mr. Booths ordera.D
Such Is tho spirit aud substance of Lhc affidavit.
Another AFFIDAVIT Of similar elect by Mr.. Paul u.
Nicholson the editor, was submitted, detailing his
1hcspian is1,ple Following Tic SUBMISSION OF the
afdariis ttt\j Judge granted IN alternative manda-
mus reguivink Mr.. Booth to show cause on next
Monday WY ths csmpainlng parties shall not be
allowed admission to The theatre the same as any
one else the prChass OF tickeis IL ~ stated That
ibis whole thug IL the result OF tho smplc fact that
Booths theatre does lot advertise in The Season.
santa Annual liedivfvns.
John H. Hunia,as ct a. pS .dxt0nio Lopez Santa
Anm.--This 10 tho old suit OF Williams Guion. In
which hey ATE seeking 20 recover $4,000 from the
AeieDdanL APE money does nos seVm TO Nc forth.
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PENSION AGENT LAWRENCE.
His Mysterious DisRppcarancc-The Pension
Rmrcau Business 10 be Resumed.

His Iystcr1Ous DlsUppc2rance-Vh0 PeEalOn
Bureau Business 10 be Resumed.
The friends OF General Lawrence, late Pension
Agent, whose mysterious disappearance has caused
SO much talk, assert that he must have met with
some accident or foul play. His accounts as
Pension Agent are 1t Is believed correct. just after
he left draft OF 500 900. for the payment or pen
sions, was sent TO his Office from tho Treasury De-
partment. As his signature necessary to give
validity to the drat, IL could not be used and be.
tween $1,000 and xS0 600 worth OF checks sent in by
pensioners had 10 be protested at the SubIreasury
The payment OF pensions VIII be resumed next
Tuesday.
TO one Of his friends he entrusted tho execution OF
several little matters OF private business saying that
after he returned II would be too late for him TO
attend to them.
General Lawrence wore when he left, diamond
pin valued at 500 and gold watch valued at 500.
IL Is also said that he carried considerable money
with HIM. 1t Is said that he was subject TO
disease OF the gastric juices, which produced IN
tense pain, and has rendered him at times tempo
rayily insane IL IL possible that he may have died
In one OF those paroxysms In some obscure country
place. His family are employing detectives 10 un-
Tavel the mystery which envelopes his disappear
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FLOWERS IN THE CENTRAL PARK.

Tho Names and Location Of tho F1owers-A
Guido for vistt0rs-Horticultural Informn-
ton.
Now that the summer Is approaching and our citi
will rash IN thousands to breathe the fresh and
balmy air OF Central Park everything that pertains
to the great city garden Is Of especial interest The
Park Commissioners, who have done so much "a
beausify ana ornament the Park. have not forgotten
TO provide for Wis tors the lovely presence and beau
tiful fragrance or the choicest flowers, but as the
location and names OF these might not be easily
available to the many we publish tho following IN
tereslng letter, which supplies the needed inf0rmn
tiOa:--
Hon. Hrsny HILTON Acting President d. P. r.
e ile nSicsaoe bowers 30 found in The Central
rubrum or swamp maple; lowers Scarlet xccr plata
Ssaps Sssss S'SSm s &
pointed clusters ef white towers
to bevdere Japonica Japanese .arbcy; ever
Flower garden Mount s. vinccn. restaurant Benzon
nca spring oeau low hSs .sers White
sshty pksh the veins deeper ooorsd Ssamsus tipped
n aamse cydona iapon'cs Japan qqlace taorny
lara. Duehnas 5ruechcs low herb with 6nely divided
lsavss aaa wand Ike cas!es Of cnons'y shaped white
4" sssG Ds T eo sw sSSws , two leaves
In large psshes tRe thia sspepsa shrub
flowers bright yellow gracefully dropping every JOINT
larger than the Cornus Mas European DOgwood, tail
shrub, with small clusters We low nowors
Flowers than the others this list at southeast
end or rustic bridge, Schlors bust the Ramhe:
cola Paluars, March Marisod, low herb. fowers yellow
large.
West OF the 'spa" Rclyiiere Rock. in tho Ramble
aud elsewhere Forsyhin VhidsGimn flowers yellow, much
ko the last but more numerous smaller and closer to the
,Sm' Loneers Japcniea or r rrsgran
pink, covering every joint
Around the 'spr and elsewhere LARK Europma; Euro
Larch; scarlet purple Towers. Magnolia Conspicua
tynan) lily Powered msgnoia flowers large, white
and fragrant
In the Rsnble west Of the octagonal summer housed,
Magnolia Souapgeana. Much like the last, but lowers
tnged with purple at thu base Found the last
do Acerodes Ashcavcd maple flowers dropping greenis
Fine large specimens al junction OF Drive with direct path
Subuata Ground pink. Low, matted herb with
pink, purple rosecolorod flowers.
At base OF sunen lawn at the northeast OF
Ramhlc SaNfrasa Vrimcnsis, early saxisraga-1ow herb
with spreading cuslers white grccnish
tres thaicrum ancmonoidca-ow herb with white flowers
unus Americana American elm--aowers purpish.
In straight rows the Mall Umus eampestris English
elm; lowers distinguished from the last the conspicuous
white hlaments. tipped with purple
On each side of the above referred to Viola cucu
alta, blue vi0et vinca muor perlwnke low evergreen
running plant, With blue nowers.
At the base Of Cave, In the be:Tu,ps hyacnts,
aud snowdrops In profusion popas, willows, horn
beans, ha2els In variety.
Respectfully your 0beiient servant
FRANK A. POLLARD.
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paOwleRs AFTER paoWisp's CIGARS.

About six O'Clock yesterday morning officers
Mckenzie, Brody and Scanlin, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct police, saw three men emerge from the cigar
store OF Morris Pr0wler, at No. I6o Spring
street. having I'm their possession about iorty
boxes Of cigars They crossed the street
and entered the restaurant No 81 Grand
street when the olicefs pOunced in upon
them aud found they had $3.50 worth OF cigars AMI
eerscDaumplpes. Upon examining the premises II
was asceriained they had forced opcn a rear win
dow aud passed the property out. Upon beng re-
moved to the station house they gave their names
as John Moore, George Foster ana Henry Wiley.
They denied having committed the crime before
Justice Cox, but were committed III default OF S. 600
bail each.
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cousr 0; co.HoA plsAs-spscIAl TERM.
Father Against SOn-Undue influence.
IN

Father Against SOn-UBdue influence.
Before Judge l.oew.
Elijah Brzdp 0s. AIRED Brudy.-This suit was
brought by the plalutiti, venerable or eighty
against his son. TO compel reconveyance OF three
houses and lots atthe Junction Of Greene and Grand
streets oi the value or $i5o,0OO. The parent sets
forth in bis complaint that he and his son were
JOINT owners OF the above named pre-
raises; tnat ho (thc father) Ia old and
feeble i'll body and mind, while the
defendant tthc SOM Is strong and vigorous in both
thar the transacted al the BUSINESS In relation
10 the properly, and under the pretence OF wanting
10 RAISE money on 1t OH pond and mort sage got the
plaintiff assign his interest to him. agreeing that
he would reassign IL back again at any time the
lainer required 1t; that the refuses TO carry
out ts agre ement and Will not account Tor or pay
over The rents. The defendant puts In o demurrer
to tue complaint, conrcndng that It does not set
form facts sufficient To constitute OF action
The argument on the demurrer was heard yesterday
aud Judge Loew reserved his decision.
Decisions.
BY Judge L0ew.
JossenesT rs. Ndtoaui Steamship C0mpdnD.--
Motion 10 remove cause into United states Court
granted.
Stock CO. Stoch.--Grder granted.
Fing rs. Lee.--Thc motion In this case must be
argncd before me on the 18th Inst.
l,occp ". Cause.-The order heretofore granted
In this case il modified 80 as to give the defendants
live days additional time 10 answer from service
Of copy Of this order.
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SUPREME COURT TRIAL TeSM-7aer 2.
: Compromising Claim and Then GoioR Bet.
ter an Ii ard Getting Bent.
ncsorc Judge Van Erunt.

: Compromising Claim und Then Going Bet.
ter an Ii ard Getting Bent.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
Patrick No'oB Us. The EudsOn Ritter RatiroaG
OOmpang.-This was O SUIT 10 recover damages for
Injuries alleged 10 have been sustained by being
struck by 0 locomotive on the company's road near
Sing Sing. The injuries were such that, rs the
plaintiff AYERS. he was Knocked sense!ess and re-
manned so for four days. As as he was able he
went to the cOinpaDy's office and there cepted
Nifty dollars release against oil further claims
against the company. Afterwards he thought, or
rather, probably, his counsel Tor him. that lie might
make the company come down f0r handsome adj
Ntlonai sum III compensation for the Injuries he
had received Tie ease came up for trial yes elday,
and on the coan3cis open ing, IN which he claimed
that the fifty dollar trans action was fraud, the
complaint was SUMMARY dismissed. Tho Judge
ordered the iiOnsult on the ground that they could
not Drag al acton Ia set asue tie eeasc until the
money restored or offered to be restored to tie
defendants.
Wall street Brokers Fight Long nnd Deg
gcdIy. but Get Bca, uE Laus.
FTedesicc koo'teT %. GuStare iydnE OF ol.--In
June, 1865, the paiutr deposited $3.50 currency
with the defendants, stock brokers n Wall strc2t,
20 buy gold Tor nl,n. The defendants claimed that
the money wac LETT on account or one Hanson,
whose margin mad run out OH gold transactions, and
that the Waa uscI MP III iut IRE trasactiONs.
A verdict wa5 gwen Tor the luli amount GAINED,
with interest This IS the seventh time this case has
been tr.el, AMI the probability Is mai tuadruple
Tho amount canned mas bsea expended In defending
nectlon with the couuter pccyersLy or human stub
svlnncss
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SUPERIOR couaT-TalAL TeRM-rAaT /.
A Mercantile TRANSACTION.
Earnro Jnatfcn Erendman.


The merchants National Bank or Ne'nphfs o..
Aorahans N. Cs,fdoso 90 aL--Tnis was an action.
to recover $685. and interest upon two drafts drawn
by Mr. s. Beardcn, at Memphis. upon tho defend
ants, and discounted by the plalntT IN December,
1sis The Defendants, in November, $685. by letter
authorizes Bearden to draw on them &C sight Tor
cotton transactions ana to another letter
tending To show the authority condlt0nai:
me nainia claimed TO- nave eeor discounted nne,,
unconditional authority, which It vas Insisted 10
was not. At the close OF the plaintiffs case, the
Court, on nolion 81 the attendants counsel Tor a
dismissal Of the complaint, held that the statute
e H. $. 7Gs ss under wnich the action was brought
conditional authority 10 draw 10 create llaDfty
under IL ara tnat iNe letter in question alone was
rot such, aud tnereupon dismissed the complaint.
Richard Cnoate and smith Tor plaintitf; George
Owen and an0thcf lor dcien lants.
Verdict Tor G0mn ,issioBs fay Vessels Chartered
errirs the War. =.
Russe1 St,siJis Ne,C Jersey Steam Navigation
CoAspoap.--Ihe planuif sued to recover commission
OF ,e per cont on gross earnings Of steamers Com
modo1e ana c. Vanderbilt which he claimed were
chartered by the United States government through
his agency from the company he acting as such
agent under special agreement with Mir. Drew,
president or tie company. Defendants denied that
such agreement was made, and also tnat the cnar-
terng o. the was ooagu ns Of any Ivy
Plot commissioners testified that he visited Mr..
Drew Knowing that the government wanted . mum.
Der OF vessels, anu LhaG Drewis company had some
then Idle, and offered to procure charter for nc
least two OF his vessels and that his commission
would be Eve per cent on gross earnings, TO which
Drew asscntcd. He then introduced Captain X. +.
Lopez whose deposition was read. corroborating ms
siaemanN to Mr. Drew, and the matter was arranged
between them and charter party drawn up next
day. on this plaintiff claimed verdict. Daniel
Drew testified for defendant. He Was president OF
the company in March, 1862. lie denied the PLAINTIFFS
statements almosIIn toto. Captain stone was intro
duced to prove that the cnarterns was effected
through him and not through Sturg!s. lie said
that Mr. Drew first insisted upon $1,000 day, but
amount was then consented to he liked at S 90 per
day. The jury found for the paintln in the full
amount and two and half per cent extra allow
oil money, but bacatelie to S5M110. tue gross
earnings OF the steamers, upon Which the suit was
bruuEht.
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SUPERIOR C0UaT--Sp1clAi TERN.

BY Judge Spencer.
OTIS @. BERNIE Us. Sidney " HopEtnS.-Order
granted.
FTsdsa9cs Tiger ps. ms Anaicabse Matual IN
suiunos com p1nH.-ssamc
Peter Nelson rs. charles Lultng.--Same.
4. ~. Rnf,ey Us. 4. W. GrfS,rOld.-Same.
lso,caTU s. JeRnias Us. John S. La'T'iS Ell d.
Sane.
CHARLES d. LORD rs. James Duase,th.-Same.
BY Judge Freedman.
PRtltD g. Justice Cs. W. b. Long 81 n!.-CpOn pre-
sontaion Of an en- rosscd COPY OF this case, cor
reclea by M. with all amen meats which Were
allowed properly inserted together with an aiiidavr
that sad copy has been carefully compared and IS
true copy OF the case as corrected the case VIII be
marked settled ana ordered on file.
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CITY COURT.
Trouble at a Ntas1uera6e.

charles HdtNa Us. TeleT dad George fgdnB uu,,
WU,fans Ge,fcny.--On the 3oh OF January there
was masquerade ball at Gcrmania Hall. Plaintiff
was ioorkeeper and the defendants were employed
as Musicians He alleges that they then and there
assaulted and Injured hm so badly that he has been
prevented from attending 10 business. lilo there
fore claimed damages In the sum OF $1,000.
The defence was that Hahn rushed ut them with
drawn sword and Insisted that they should play at
the ball without O settlement being made, and de-
nounccd them as band OF robbers lie threatened
to knock their brains out, and In endeavorng TO
execute his threat stabbed the ceiling. Defendants
plainIitr ana assessed the damages at $3.50,
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COURT O; cussea plsAs--Talal Tsam-paRT /.
An IusurR Case.
Before Judge DAILY.

william Sc'.essinysr et al. Us. Samuel Daug.-The
plaintiffs dealers hops in this city and the de-
fendant Is commission merchant. plaintiffs claim
that they shipped thrtysix bales Of hops, through
Daily In the Inflated City Of Boston on the trip on
which she was lost TO Messrs. Ellis a. Hargraves OF
Liverpool the 2ist OF January, lS7o, with nstruc
tons 10 the defendant 10 insure the hops which, OF
course went down with the vessel, aud they now
clam ihcir value at twenty.three and a half cents
per pound, the quantity shipped being 8,cC0 pounds.
The defendant denies that nc had Instructions to
insure the hops, and says That ne only acting as
agent for Ellis Il HaMsrayes, aud that the vane Of
the hops was considerably lower than the price
CLAIMED. Case still on.
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ss6Ep AT LAST.

some weekyngo gang OF alleged counterfeit
pushers We're captured by members OF Co.onel
whisley's Secret service Department. Among those
caught was young Newarker named John Miller,
aclerk In the clothing store OF Mr. Jacob smcky OF
mat CITY. On several occasions he has been before
tho Unlicd states Commissioner, put always man
agcu 10 GET his case postponed, his employer, be.
nevlnR Ia hi3 innocence, always going his bail
another nearing yesterday rcsultea In Eis being
,yIQJnitica TO lau 10 await iria.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Couir.

The Dcuuct Farmers md Citizens MAJ
tionaI Bank.
Before Judge Benedict.
In the case OF Frederick A. Plat, receiver. against
Arthur and Daniel Lcary Judge Benedict yesterday
rendered decision allowing the defendants set-ofr
aud emitting plaintiff 10 recover the balance only
after deducling such set-off Judgment was entered
for $2,G27. Tue suit was on note.
Brench ut Contract.
John Ferrien sued James Il. Boyd and Edward
nincken. lie was regularly shipped as cook by an
authorized agent. but was not permitted To perform
the voyage AFTER The contract had been made Judge
Benedict decided that the libelant was entitled 10
receive ono months wages by way OF damages.
judgment for nbeuant, thirty five dollars.
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Cunt CT COMMON plEAs-Ial.l TERx-pAsr2 2.
Life Insurance.

Before Judge Joseph F. DAILY and Jury.
Thomas B,eanan rs. The Security Lie Insurance
CoaapanRThis suit Is brought to recover $4,000 on
q policy OF Insurance issued on the life of man
named Schott The defendants set up that the
insured nisreprescnted his condition OF health az
the line tie insurance cnected. having been OF
tie time ana for some time previous suffering from
disease Of the heart ana a complication oil other
diseases, which carried him OF. The deceased as
also insured III tho Etna Insurance Company, Of
Hartford Conn. ana other com panles, VINO nave
all settled up. Case still on.
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MARINE CjvsT--PAaJ 3.


by Judge Joachimsen.
B,udg rs. Acknowledgment for the psaia.ir for
$3.50 costs aud allowance.
Whit,ccic rs. RGne.Rcferrcd.
LoiCrey as. Pdrfe,.-Reerrcd.
cults o.. datcdg.-Deolsion reserved.
.S,rdj9es o.. LoJaD.-Motion to set aside attach
ment.> Decision reserved.
Iarks cs Eeufslcy.- Defendant arrested on at
tachmcns Trial ordered Tor the Itih.
Winters US. Idcip.--Action for commissions
Case partially tried and adjourned to Nay l. al two
O'Clock 4. NJ. ~.
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conlynQ. and the result was an attachment Issued
against tho defendant yesterday.
Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad Bonds.
Wiaiam n. L. Noble os. The Indiana and Htfnois
Central Railroad bonds In this case an injunction
was granted yesterday restraining A. l.. Roach and
others from disp0sing OF any additional bonds OF
the railroad
Decisions.
Naa,o'0nG rs. IarpI0nd Order granted
Ihui6er ps BlancE.-MotOn granted
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BssaxlYn C0Uaf 1AirADAa.

CITY CoURT.-N0s. and c--Judges Nelson and
Thompson--Nos. 90 AZ, 4S, 10 161, 81 1874 1yp, SO,
90. 1874 1874 ls4, l2o, lo4, 17s. Part S-Judgc McCue
Special term.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BAGLEY--SARGESr.--on Thursday, April 10, by
GENT, oil OF New YORK. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, April IL,
by the Rev. Felix Farrcy, at the residence OF inc
BRIDE, JOHN G. t'RosNAEAN, q. s. NJ, To Mss KATE
JOYCE, OF New York.
CHADwICK-WoEI H.-0n wednesday, April L., at
the residence Of the BRIDES mother, vineyard
Haven, Mass, py the lev. q. Lewis, GEOEGB ".
CHADWICK, OF Brooklyn, N. l., 10 BELLE q. WURi H.
No cards.
DUcLos-BENN ER.-On Thursday April u, at the
residence OF the BRIDES fatDcr, by the Rev. DR.. ra
trld.e, OF Brooklyn, JOSEPH NJ. DUcLos to FANNIE
H., eldest daughter OF Hiram Bonner. No cards.
HuLf.--GARNHy.-At Mcchanicjsilc on SJnday
April 0, by the Rev. OH. Walker, Mr.. j. A. HULA, OF
Carbonate, ILL.,, TO Miss Lucy GARNsY, vi North
vile. ". Y.
KENNY-WALDRoN.--At JrviHgton, N. j., on Tues
day, April !, by tho Rev. Henry vchslagc THOMAS
KENNY. or Newark 10 ANNIE NALDRoN of New
York city. NO cards.
scuMiDr-MooRE.--O wednesday, April IL, W.
the Rev. u. Van AIKEN, j. FREDERICK ScnIIpr 10
y. ANNIE MOORE. both OF this city. No cards.
SNITi-NoRwcoD.--0nW Wednesday, AIril IL Gt
the Church OF the incarnation, by the Rev. DR..
Montgomery, LEWIS bAYARD SMITH TO LoUnA,
only daughter OF Carlisle Norwood, ESD, ali OF TINS
citg.
WoRpEN-EpsoN.--On Wednesday, April II, ct
Albany, by the Right Rev. Bishop boane, D. u,
NJ, q dIst darsl,er Of t65 iile Uii1s Eds55i.ss,
ZESfGRAF-pfi oyCt.-on Wednesday, Apfn II.
at The GerieI lutheran church, Stapleton, staten
Island, by Rev. Dr. A. q. Wcdekind, CHARLES Il.
zgNreRAF 10 AMELIA, daughter Of Louis and Con-
stance DeJonge, AL Of statea Isanl. ..-a,
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Court OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, April 10, 1871.
Tho following Is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for Aprn 1i:-Nos 100 ias, ia J42. lsa, l1S,
ls2 l9S
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Dird. 49,
,,, ASE1Se.,,i Wednesday, Ap,i l2, after long
iilncs' sr'ENr. wife Q! glie9iick Abellns agej ~
reiaG Ge',s and friends :, tho family ers respoct.
I fnHf invited to attend the fnueral lnE (Fr1ay)
aiternoou at halfpast one O'Clock. ffon her aic
residence, 3l3 West Forty.fourth Street.
BAEpwN.-On Tnussday, Apri "a, BURTON r.,
Youngest child Of Joseph i. ana jessie BALDWIN,
aged d weeks aud . days
Funeral services o. the residence OF his grand
parents, No. AZ Greenwich avenue, this tFriday)
afternoon, az three O'Clock.
BEKL!SEH.--0n Wednesday, April IL ROSA,
daughter OF Charles and Lana Berllner aged .
years and month.
BLEAKiE.--0D wednesday, April IL, OF consump.
ton, W ALTER I son OF the late Robert IL. and Jane
Blcakie, aged II ycars
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend tho General, nom his lac residence, No.
ots West sightceEtli street. THIS Frday) afternoon
at one O'clock
coNSg;gy,s.oa "Wednesday moSD,nG April Ia
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-03
Legal NOGice.
Harry vs.. Harry ct al.

~ 49, ~
Thomas F. Harry and the unknown heirs
of John Harry deceased whose place of res
idenee IS unknown, and Benjamin F. Harry
who resides in the county of Vernon in
State of Wisconsin, will take notice that
William T. Harry ofthe county of Morgan
in the State of Ohio, did on the 26th day OF
December, A. D. 1870, file his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the County Of Morgan in said State Of Ohio,
against the said Thomas +. Harry and Ben
jamin F. Harry and many others, setting
forth that said plaintiff in tenant is rom
mon with the said Thomas F. Harry and
Benjamin F. Harry and others, and that he
is seized il fee simple Of the undivided one
tenth [I-1Ol part of the following described
premises to-wit: Situate in said county Of
Morgan and State of0hiO, and being twen-
ty-four l24l acres including the School
House Lot OF the North end Ofthe following
premises: the North West part of the North
West Quarter of Section thirty-lOur l341
Township eight ISL Range thirteen ISL
containing forty-ive [45l acres more or
less, and praying that partition may be
made Of said premises. and the said Thorn
as F. Harry and Benjamin +. Harry and
said unknown heirs Of John Harry deceased,
are hereby notified that they are required
to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 10th
day Of March, A D., 1871.
Feb. 3, '7l-6w.1 81. CREW. Atty.