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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20
ID CISIO OF THE SUPREME COURT
0S IsIE SCHOOL LAND
COMMISSIONERS FEES


/ Near two years ago Hon William E
SMITH was charged by the Northeastern
LOT Oshkosh with taking illegal fees as
School Land Commissioner. These
charges were made 50 persistently that
/ they probably were instrumental in de-
Ifeating the nomination OF William E.
Smith for Governor by the Republican
State Convention. And to justify the
charges and make them effectual a suit
was brought by Harrington against
Smith for the recovery Of fees .alledgcd to
be illegally taken by Smith The case
was decided in Smiths favor, and was
appealed to the Circuit Court and again
decided in Smiths favor. An appeal was
taken tos the Supreme Court, and that
Court has decided thar the fees taken
were legal and has affirmed the decisions
q! the Courts below The Court however
is NOT unanimous Justice Cole dissents
A maj9rity-two to one lis sufficient to
esta blish the law in the case, and it is
well to have the law established by the
highest judicial authority Of the State.
Smith was singled out from the other
Commissioners to bear the charges of
taking Illegal fees and for prosecution.
| And he has indicated himself by OBJ
tanning decision of the Supreme Court
III his f~vor. But the Court being dlvid-
ed shows that there was some ground for
making the charges and for bringing the
lsuit for the recovery Of the fees alledged
to be Illegally taken. ~ &a can
r. That Smith was honest in the charges
he made with his associate Commissioners
there is no question The School Land
| Commissioners made the same charges
before Smith came into office and they
j continue TO maket the same since he has
Igone out of Office. And however exor-
bitant and unjust. they may be they are
made in accordance with the laws of tie
State as adjudicated BY the Supreme
Court. Whether just or unjust they
should be done away with by law. The
ISchool Land Commissioners, as we'll as
other State officers, should be paid a sal
airy sufficient 70 compensate them for
their time and labor. Their compensa-
ton should never be dependent upon the
contingency Of a fee Nor should the
/ purchasers Of the School Lands be in
volved in any expense in addition to the
price of the lands purchased. Justice to
the purchasers as well as to the School
Land Commissioners demands change
of the law. #ss F
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20

A Boston man has invented process
by which maple syrup can be made out
of common brown sugar, favored by
steaming maple wood and getting th.
juice. Next they will make honey out
of ca stor oil and flavor it with beeswax
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20

A NICE PLAYTHING.-At Pawtucket,
r. l., there lives certain young gentle,
man aged eighteen months. The other
day this youth kept quite an unusual
time, and his mother, suspecting all was
not right, went into an adjoining room to
look him up. Here she looked upon a
sight which almost curdled her blood
with terror. Upon the floor, by an open
bureau drawer sat this "precocious
youth" with a loaded and capped and
sslf.cocking revolver in his hand, and be
was amusing himself by ramming the
muzzle of the piece down his throat,
working at the trigger and hammering it
upon the floor. As soon as the mother
recovered from her fright she took the
weapon from the child, and administer
ed remembrance which will doubtless
deter him from another such exposure of
his precious self to instant humiliation.
1t is almost miracle that the child had
not killed itself upon the spot, but,
strange to say, not barrel was discharg
ed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20

The CHIEF JUsTICE.-Chief Justice
Chase resumed his seat on the Supreme
Court Bench on the 18th.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20

DAVID BLAKELY, Editor of the Chicago
Evening Post, has been nominated by
the President for Pension Agent at
Chicago and will no doubt be confirmed
b, the Senate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20

The Legislature of Illinois has adjourn
ed till the 10Th of next November.
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Mr.. Geo. Fl. Stuart, Mr. VIM. E.
Dodge, and the other gentlemen acting
as Indian Commissioners on the Board ap-
pointed by the President, are giving
their personal attention to the purchase
of supplies in this city. They have
broken up the fraudulent habit of allow
ing aggregate bids to be reckoned,
whereby the member of the ring bidding
below the market rates on five articles
which he knew would hardly be wanted
at all, and above market rates on the
sixth, which he knew would be wanted
in large quantities, would make his aver.
age fall below that of the honest bidder,
and yet swindle the Government in the
contract. Under the changed condi.
ton of affairs our most reputable mer-
chants are com petiDg freely for this bust
ness, and if the Indians are swindled this
time it will be after their goods have
left this city.-N. r Tribune.
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FOR SALE.
Notice

HTNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u Eastern District OF Wisconsin
In the matter OF VIM. B. Selleck, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pointment as Assignee of VIM. b. Selleck, OF the
Town OF Pleasant Prairie, County OF Ke nosha,
State of Wisconsin, within said District who has
been adjudged bankrupt on creditors petition
by the District Court ofsaid district.
Kenosha. Wis, April 18th, 1871.
3wx7 D. HEAD, Assiknee
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Den of Ferocious Lions

Together with the services of tbeiI
intrepid keeper, Mr.. PIERCE, the
King ofthe Lion Conquerors. These
are the same beasts which made
their escape from their cages,
at Astley's Royal Amphitheatre.
London, where they were then being
exhibited and performed by Messrs
Crockett q Pierce. Their escape
struck terror to all hearts = save
those OF their brave keepers; and
they had already killed one unfor-
Gunate man, and severely wounded
another, before Pierce was apprised
of the horrible calamity. They were
about to be shot b. the police, when
Crockett and Pierce arriving, dash
ed among the maodened hrutes.
their ensanguined jaws dripping
human blood, and by the exercise
of their mysterious power, drove
them back covering TO their dens.
Mr. Pierce Will enter their
Der AT each Exhibition, and after
a great variety of Thrilling and Dar-
ing Feats with these blood thirsty
monsters, vysis feed them with
raw meat from his naked
hands,
The attractions of this vast and
unparalleled establishment are too
numerous to permit of more than
d passing allusion to them; but the
Management beg to call particular
attention to the Dazzling Street
Display and Grand Gratuitous Ex-
hibition, which marks the entree of
the establishment into each place
of exhibition, and in which the
pomp and pageantry exceeds the
GloIies of the Days OF Chivalry, or
Cloth Of Gold: an exhibition which
the people of Europe focked to see
from distances of many miles, and
which they universally acknowledge
ed surpassed anything ever before
seen. Among its many brilliant
features will be found the
Grand Chariot of Eolous
Bearing upon its centre the Colos-
sal Golden statue of the Famous
Horse Bucephalus, and Full OPP
era Band, followed by the Gorgeous
Chinese Car of Confucius and Nep-
tunes Triton-borne Cortege Chart
lot, which will precede cortege of
Knights, armed cap d-pte, and 'clad
in complete steel armour" The
Knights are accompanied by their
'Ladyes faire," costumed after the
fashion of the Medieval period, and
followed by faithful Squires all
mounted on gallant steeds. Follow
ing this proud cavalcade come other
chariots and cars, resplendent with
mirrors. painting and gold, leading
the grand Allegorical Car, upon the
dals of which is Deen a charming
Tableaux Vivant by a number of
Ladies, clad in the various Nation
alities, forming the beautiful Allie
CORY of Peace, and made thrillingly
Impressive by the presence in their
midst of an
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-20
Enormous Living Lion

Under the sole control OF Mr.. Pierce
the English Lion King, which will
be borne unclaimed, loose and I'M
trammelled through the streets, ly-
ing united at the feet OF Its keeper,
and surrounded by the group OF
Females. This Magnificent Picture
stands out as the very acme OF all
that managerial enterprise has yet
accomplished. Other beautiful fea-
lures Of the Dazzling Street Pageant
will be found 10 the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15
Ground Feed.

DAVIS 4 gibson have On hand and for sale.
at the LOWEST possible rates, . Tons OF
Ground Feed.
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Mail and Express.

-AERIVES.-From the c. 7. Railroad and
NaShOe 1T . "a. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at / p. IN.
From Lake Bigler at p. m.
DEPARTS.-FOr Washoe and C. p. Rail-
road at : p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia At t p. IN.
5 a. IN.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
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CARSON CITY, NEW.
G

If you want GOOD, FRESH GROCERIES.
cheap, call on DAVIS & GILLSyN.
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Balins Rope.

Just received by DAVIS & gibson 10000
IDS. BalfnS Rope, which is offered to
farmers at low rates.
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Paints and Oils.

All kinds of Paints and Oils on hand. and for
sale cheap by DAVIS 4 GILLSOy.
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The residence Of John Wagner, at
Hamilton, was destroyed by fire a
few days ago. The News says,
Wagner had one of the finest and
best furnished private dwellings in
the city. His loss will probably
reach $4,000"
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~ DUN SliELL IN HE NAMI.
Puzzled Hombres: The following con-
fab was accidentally overheard a day
or two since, and is too good to be lost:
Scene-A back office in a we'll known
toy and book store. Enter Dealer No.
|, Maynard, Il mart man, who knows
II all; meet Dealer No. ,. NOL
you links? Mine Got in Himmel,
you buys de new gOotS dis Christmas?
Guess not answered, No. =. Just YOU
90 down to Brooks at the PoStof1ice;
his whole stock is new, and the prices
he sells them at will prove 10 You it
won't pay to get new goods and sell
them at his figures. Why he sells
goods at less than we pay for them.
lll tell you what we had best do:
We III go over our old stock (vOu
know We have plenty on hand from
last year, glue it up, paint it over, and
try and sell 1t for new goods. We had
better then get Out OF this business,
for | plainly see it is no Use competing
with IA man who spells his name in fun
IN the middle. Yah, dat i>h gOOt by
>egeI, say No. |: bat We must gif our
u~eW>UaberS away for noting, if Nemust
lOoSh mOni>h on de gOOtS. t o sell out
dees old draps. Tam dat ProokS, vat
you links? lie makes de row init Us
all de year; all the beepIeS puy de toys
mt nm, unit neNt year he sells de
'"i H' Jc"ciiS H'c'h NoI mem
l ~ - P"i'"tI mt me
0 '''ini'e["IAOi
''S9e ~" SINAI 'lGS stI''i"teu' noIh Ft-
solving TO get their old stock into
shape with all possible dispatch, No.
~cHuthIIH5 an the way nome 'Inlt dc
7n"I liii9- ne got on ITooks dis
tIiile> b'tt me pupllc KNOWS better
nan 10 De S'll!eu IN that way. they
everything i, new. and buv
.heir toys ana Christmas goodSot him
H. saIIl 80 ,:ar,' nhaon ,i'n,( Lar
but one price. Just convince Your
selves before YOU buy elsewhere, Re
member his store i in the Postofficn
!tNt door To Wells. Far-n & 60 Car
civ. Nevada. Article, worth only
- cents are not sold in this store tor
,ne dollar. *I.I5,iy1
WoNpERrUL, But TRUE.-J. + .
* Co.-Gents: Ihave used
II the White Sage Hair Restorative
.li.h ,.;..u.
y ~ : y 20 ~ NtliN'Is sem me- "'IG OF
~ t,I !iVa0o 9e''u me
ina. Of hi,rhIv ra,"nnn5nn,i.I 49, Ia {
'e>toTaIINeH but none OF them have 4
n nrnvnnIIng tba faiiimT on If - s
air. and Restoring new hair with all
; original strength and brilliancv.
axe treat pleasure in accommodating Al
to the public. Yours, etc, IL
S,1a u.hofo.,T on ~ = - ! II
X. {. Guirado. DrIrl-isf. etc
City, Nevada = {
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pa,u.vI,,ni, o.,aa IN vo,r. ,r1 ~.
Gently a conductor ON the Virginia
;....1 v;.,i, aia1
r.1;cm., W-o. u -.
hoor, li.a. - ,,,nloxr Ia o,.
10 sacramento. on leave of absence.
ahonf ten DAYS auo. on com of had
health. .NtI;35 "Wednesday afternoon
he te~lerrauhcd that he was feeling
much better and intended starting
home - dav /Fridav). At $40 the
telegraph announced his death. Crit
filth had been married. and buried his
Wife in Sacramento about one wear avo.
After sending the first di>uaich men
VIZ tIo r,-Err nf,nn of hi. VIA srI
while watering the little mound with
ms lo.'iN ms >p'EIt joined hefs-htS
nersa>ni ~. IN urhane nnos7nnt1i
tipus gentleman dayntadiv attached
to his r|tIIiur' nr1,nut in fbs rarfnr,n.
3nrn rt dufT and rhnrnnrhIv raIi,hIa
NM! ,r,.+,, ~ mi nrIn tLo
tIft.-, ..,r 'i,|.' ~ '1,'r Wv
anu the tJrud>hlp OF the public. He
I 'yI' IN " r,,,,-,,n' "'''' S''e" years
POSTAL lNFoRMATIoN.-Ihe mail
closes at the Carson CITY P~ostoftice
half %, t,rr L.t,r. I,,,I,r rn,a Nv,
General. Il postmaster is not required
20 man letters alter the reGuIar time
T.,N,. -" ,.in t.; t' t -f,'I nc
- |r,,,rn r,r' ,La ,"rr,nIn - ,,.I
49, ', I"'lI '''
"t''eI tUe man cIoNt>' One1""'l o"'!ce
ro,faI Grrran
Grains of the n,afrt. ,y4iuht >,ak
IN Va, tb,f ,,rir.r a,torv, ,-a,-L+
LAND >ALE>.-l ne loIIOM ill5 named
persons Yesterday completed DUR
cb,.a.cfIani from tha>.,ta. Eraa,n.n
NicComber t.ald $40 in curr4ucv for
.,o ~ = -,,, 49,,
: i'','et - : . loi
o,' Nv - ~ ,r'o . -
SHhd Go"I'y' J'lil'7 ~ n7D Pa'Ii
so for 10 arre> Wjj,r,m WIS wv
coop $50 for 10 acres. and benjamin {
>haud 80 for 10 acres. \. &. Lowrey
OF White Pine county made a special
for IUu acres, under section 8.
~. ii''Net ''n ,
'"V |e"e'iE S''ie =" < "'Hi'e"u} HAS i
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on hand, in season, which will be sold at a small
profit.
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Agricultural Implements.

Farmers will please remember that DAVIS
GlLLSON keep a large stock of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15
NJ

ThermOmetrical observations, made from
SO'ciOck Il. IN. to Il o'clock p. IN, by K.
{. Gulrado, druggist, etc, NO. - South
Carson street:
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Cooking and ParlOr stoves,
stove Pipe, etc.

DAVIS 4 GILLSON have Just received an in
voice Of Cooking and Parior stoves. Stove Pipe,
and Cooking Utensils. which will be sold al a
small advance upon cost.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15
IinVVare and CrOckery.

Il you want to purchase Tinware and Crockerv
patroniZe DAVIS L GILLSON
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Wines, Liquors, Tobacco,
and Cigars.

Just received by DAVIS & ELLISON A larre
assortment Of wines, Liquors. Tobacco
and Cigars, which are offered to the trade at
uuireccdently low prices.
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China Rice.

DAVIS 4 gibson have on hand GOO MATS ot
No. China Rice, which was bought before the
rise and will be sold at a bargain.
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DIRK RAIL

p,,.,.. IN. Bo.rI Of Directors Of THE NB"-'oHA HAi"'
yy,y COMPANY and in conformity WITH he tera' Oh ''' N,' "
-, t ,e,pect th undersigned Commissioner On So,A Sl'
10 rgbIe nod,e for end on behalf Of The pie''' a-1 o'
~ I'm chat Boss Of Subscription Cor the Capital Soeh thereof
ND on WEDNESDAY tbe tgeuta.gh dag oJiae instant
at tb, 6I,s9g pisces in this CITY, VIZ
s Ranking House Of Dlncl7 sherman Co. Ne u Nasau-t
r R.q House o.. tue Bslk Of e Metropolis No. 81 Union
square .,,., -.
ara r,r e authorized q, Construct two Vial1ct Railways Or
sgb e c y OF Nee YORK. Che east and west sides thereof
from common ug 1o.a. a' uclr Camlert, between Broad
it: also across Harlem River and tlroug West
c. cq.tt with power 90 build additional lines Of railway or
lr-., ,u tine any part Of the Cy oI Nehes'eT
C,n b property acquired by the COMPANY is exempted from
t,1- ,s during she period allowed for the final completion
Of Oh. .r tbe city, The Mayor Aldermen, and CoumoaaItr Of
Ne. % m rlbo1e aal directed vh the approval Of tie Commits
oaer. . Bk0g FUND.- subscribe for five millions O. collars OF
IN. m r gmr1ur whenever million Of dollars thereof has been
,7br r ,rryse Iac, This conditional amouu, Of stock has
been s rbl M end Zen the Directors II tle Company On
Oh, a ,er Of le lane, % railway to the line Of Wohes;er
cous,y U or Of a; County authorized to issue the bonds
C ., l,a anaa-t Oh. Supervisors shall deem e1Teleat
tsu DE a,. uc,a and extension o., the railway n and through
that Conn, proper equalization Of the interest Of shareholders
Who mos pay al5le7s lHereut times tie Directors are
subon,- scrip Coz interest slch payments payable out Of
che e'taas'
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Che Curt.
Tong BRANCH RACES.
IL MONMO III PARK.
~ 4N-FINE DAYS.
THREE RACES EACH DAY
OCLoCh z. II
TUESDAY 4ih JULY.
WEDNESDAY. jth JULY.
THURSDAY. 9th JULY
FRIDAY 7th JUIYN

TUESDAY ih JULY. ~
THURSDAY. 6th JULY
FRIDAY 7h JuGyN -
SATURDAY. 3h JULY
TUESDAY AUGUST l. AND CONTINUE Five DAYS
FIRST DAY-JULl a.
FIRST RACE-The Grand National Seepiechae For al AGES
About three miles. 5000 . IA.
SFC0YD RACE-Tda Purse For all D'si Il one nile
THIRD RACE-Tbe jersey Derby Stakes 5000 One and h'h
Mi''' 'H''' SECOND DAY-wEDYRSDAY July .
RACR-Iha Hopeful STAKES tn foI tNoFea'i '0
and FI.r, Hall a nile Eighteen entries.
SEGoND R,TE-Purse. : 100 Mile heats For al age.
THIRD RACE-Tle Monmouth Cup el@S1 tof '' 'se' 'N'
miles and nall TTII IiSfp 6S49Y~THURSDAY JULY
FIRST RACE-Selng Race. Purse, 800 For a ages ole AZ
FCoyp RiCE-The Monmouth stake, - POI f5f tire
yesr.oli File, one mile and hah Twenty four enne': ,
THIRD RACE-The Long Branch Stakes Tl'''' tut az -"
Two miles Fourteen utre. . r,r..,. ,,,,y-
FIRST RACF-The July stakes S0 Thr-ePhafi'Is OF me-
SECOND RAcR-Tbe Americas Club Pure $500 For al 'seH
lie heat three Ia i've 49,,
THIRD RiCE-TIe Tweed Purse. +Oo1 Pof beaten horses al
'se' Wv FIFTH DAY-SATCRDAY July B.
pIRST RACE-Iurlle -HH. Two miles righi lie'
SECOND RACE-Purse 5000. For all ages Dash 81 l,f a,'
THIRD RACE-Tte Monmouth sequel Stakes -E1r' Two A''
emitting be holder Quarter stretch and Grand ,tani:
During the Meeting for One Day - Eaaee 20 fe ~
h. the Grand Stan' - extra. =, ,hs
r,. a.y dur hy nfrrN,ol NtoNin.
She floating PLYMOUTH ROCK snd JESSE non eipo
Of carving will leave Pier No 20 foot Of hf' " "
stated hour. as Advertised
The Recommendations going the Course While tAe'e 'l'
We ee oIH ROCK and JESSE HoYT will @ tick
ronud mi, iiafSping admission "a Iaccsl Tor - ~
" WILLIAM T. RAiNOR. Seceat', Long Bfanen.
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Couarlncrsbip Notices.

rTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore, existing existing
No. II nm name Of STRASBukGER. FRITZ a ~ hypn1
'H''r nlS>oLVED by The uithdawsl Of Mr. GEO Fhl
Os' Az sii''''i ~ OSCAR NrRA>BiRGbh
ton. CEo FRITZ
Ne,.Yols Jeue %. 1911. 1ho""h T.
Tn. undersigned have formed. thu iay. acOPARrNSh'h'
the tIm uame Of 80 ..c.-,,,,n , prrtPppR
an. q I. conrpc the import business OF "vinih '''"''
Tow. fancy Goods, etc, etc, ...,,r,,
heretofore eouducdb BY the Old arh OSCAR srRAsBURGER
-, GFoRIE PFEIFFhk
=, ,,,..,,,, ,,,I, ,o,;ros this day, from tho
-. fm Of Of Mussra,e 90. r BIMsGRAyR.
: kMuSGRAYE.
J. O. tNUSGRANk.
july I. 1871
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o.. terms Subscription w.l be a. follows:
TN par CENT OF e OF Stock subscribed for 20 be paid 10
cash u sbss goa The residue 20 be paid called for By
he B d, --ors or notice thirty days, but cali any one
time 0, ey. Cd ''a per cent
Spf the % per per will he issued
~ M ,rq1v payable the f. earnings Of tie Railway all
ast'a., Stock ~hr1ei for within thirty days after the
Sgl-r-l, l1 Books shall Doe opened
The the right close the Subscription Books at any
time ss.r tls t7eD ynu,h day Of July, 1911
By ouisr oi the Board Of Directors
Alexander 7. Stewart ,.,.i,
John Jacob Astor, ol ,'.s ConD,r,
Levi Z. Morton,
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Legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of WILLIAM
VEEDER esl Slr-s.e % The Comfy Of kings Notice here
b. ven ug law a persons having claims gaus IL TIER
LAWRENCE late the CITY Of Bryok deceased that the
equrl slb ID e vouchers thereof % the subscriber
The Oce Chambers PomerOy B0ughtOn
~ Broadway the CITY New o before the 18Th day Of De-
camber nez;--DataG Jane Q III.
CHARLES r. LAWRENCE Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER of ROBERT
Il G HuTCHNGS SgTro ate Of the County Of New-iqit
ALBERT D. RICHARDSON late Of the City OF New York. deceased
present the with vouchers thereof the Subschc the OHce
r Neg Ok DALI Tribune No Ia Nassag, tie CITY OI New
lork, before I' ltecnih ily Of August next. -
CHARLES A. RICHARDSON.
Administrator Of Albert D. Richardson deceased
Date NeFYoa, thc seventh DAY Of February. l5Il aVtmW
IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of ROBERT e.
HtTtHINGS esq Surrogate Of the 60 OF Nee ok noe
here'g given 100 having claims against JOHN SHhEAN
late II CITY NeSiors deceased, q present tie sane win
Tie subscriber her lnc No 92 NeoYr
m the trof Nek-iora before the tfh day August next
Di.el Seg-YOT., he hi. -iIst Jay u January l3il.
n lsw26wW MARY SIEEHAN, EIecurI
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Coruotdilon Notices.
49, -


DEPARTMENT OF Public PARK. No. 96j BEotpwAY JTae l$l
ORDINANCES, RULES, AND REGI la
" TI0Ns or THE PUBLIC SQUARES AND PLACES ~ lhh
The Boad Of of the Department Of Public Parks in the
-" VI ALL PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN
To iune deiace the trees SHRUBS
rnts .. posts angs chains lamps amppo,ts, benches tree
srap. buhg' structures IN or upon any o me puoHe par az
upon so within the boundaries Of ay such PARIS squares OF la'e
or roads roadgays upon or across the same L
2 To foot or other~ se upon the grass eAel 'H SUI
'n ey sny sFtce tor sale or exhibition unless prevousl
licensed therefor on any part oil sucl sli'I o. P " ~ 49,
To Dos. any bill pacar other paper upon any structure
thereto unless previously licensed too by the President OF tie De
pa M upop any musical instrument within such squares places
or he into c display tag banner target OF tans aehy
without the permission OF the President Of the department
To erect stand, or PLATFORM OF hold any meetings IN
such squares places without previous permission therefor RON su
President ~, nah
doing indecent act thereon OF any
att trnIng % a breach OF the public peace ,,, Ill
No hackney coach carriage. wagon cart OF oler VENEER I
shall stand any such place or nen any stree, OF
adjacent thereto without Pre-. 9rs Ie,e Az "a o
No other animal shall be SLOWED upon c- OF
places except that dogs NAV he allowed therein "hen Jed O ' "
10 80 person snail hs;le fish 10 Of The waters or iol ~
such squares places cas- any substances tn Hol oIV
II Al drunken tisoriey o. mpr per l,'L' aai az i So
any act injurious such PARIS squares places 'y DC reho' nee
10 10 animal or vehicle hsI be- permitted stand ncrm-
brfe Of agv be sove 70 remain upon any sst a9H'
an tbe ous Department the President there
OF except vehicle, be- permitted 10 take n ana % Gown
occupy the street res'"ia.e Im i" '' pNLt H. t5.
ever that they shah while doing unnecessarily Nl-o'i '
nj INV person arrested ordinance regulation Of
the Department Of Public Parks shall ne o 'h 81
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b order Of the department Of Public PARK ,,,,, D.,