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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-18
Partition Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale made at the April
ID term, being on the 18th day Of April, 4. ID.
1873, by the Circuit Court within and for the
county of Andrew, and State Of Missouri, aud Ia
me, the undersigned Sheriff of said county, de-
liyered, In the cause Of james Carmichael and
Margaret Carmichael, plaintiffs, against David
Wright, John +. Wright and Andrew J. Harlan,
defendants, ! will sell ut public vcndIc, Mt the
Court. house door, in the city OF Savannah, coun-
ty OF Andrew, and State Of Missouri, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of August,
A.. ID. 1873, the following described real estate,
to-wit: The south half Of the northeast, quarter
OF seciion number thirfy-four 90, In township
number fty-nine (ED, Of range number thirty
six (a), ION Nodaway lsland), In said county
Of Andrew, and State Of Missouri; also, thirty
two t52) acres of land which il situated In the
west pnrt Of the northwest quarter of section
thirty-tiye tS5), Of township ilfiy-nine (59), of
range ihirty-six ts) on sail Nodaway Island,
In the county OF Andrew, and State of Missouri;
also three parcels Of land known as lots number
fifteen QI) sixteen (i6) aud twcniy-six (A), In
the town Of Boston, In the said county of An
drew. and State OF Missouri. Terms of sale,
cash In hand. PEMBROKE MERCER, :
nj Sheriff OF Andrew county, Mo.
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DiviHeJzH .NOfice.

The Board Of Directors of this Bank have re-
solved thai out OF the net earnings of the pact
six months u ,lividrnd Of TEN PER CENT. ON The
paid ~, capital, free of all tax, shall he credited
to Stockholders, AMI the balance carried TO sur
plus Fund.
BENZ. CHILDS, Cashier.
Savannah, July ] , IS1J. re
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MRS. whitco mb's Syrup
The great soothing remedy. Price on;y %
cents. Gives rest to the mother and heaitnto
the child Sold by Drussists.
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A.D. ls.3, between the hours OF nine o'clock In
the FORENOON and i've o'clock In the afternoon Of
that day, ~ the court house door, In the CITY Oh
savannah, county Of Andrew aforesaid, sell the
same. or 20 much thrr,s,f ~ may he required, al
public vcr,duc tn Tn, highest bidder. for cash In
hand ~tsuajecf 10 all prior lirno aud jadginentsl,
PEMtsisOkE MERCER,
re Sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo.
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Use DR.. Henry's Worlds Tonic ana
Hood Purfner.'

II is the great household remedy. pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure Oh
diseases. It is better than Bitters, Corois'
Duchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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SheriF'S SG1e.

DY virtue and authority Of an execution, issued
ID from the Office Of The Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Andrew county, Missouri, retnrnable q,
the August term, 1873, OF said Court, anu TO me
directed, i'm favor of Allen Holt and against
Richard i. Edwards and Samuel y. Hunter, !
have levied upon aud seized all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said Richard >; 10,
words of, in and to the following described real
estate, to-wit: Beginning at u point one hun.
dred aud twenty -four Q2D feet weston me norn
east corner of block number twenty-five CD, IN
the city OF Savannah, running thence west sew
enty GO) feet, thence south the fnll leDgih oil tne
lots In said block to thc alley, thence east seventy
(1O) feet, thence north a the place OF beginning
By virtue of this execution | have also, levieti
on all right, title and interest of Samuel ). Hun;
ter of, In and to the following described rear
estate, to-wit: The north half OF the northwest
quarter OF section number thirty-tw0 ,(sx, IN
township lumber sixty (60) range number thir.
ty-four i3D, and the norih half OF the northeast
quarter of section number thirty-one gu, town.
ship MI mber sixty t60) range number thirty-lour
f3ij, and the north half OF the northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter OF section number tnir-
ty-six CsC), township number sixty-one 0ll,
range number thirty-iOur t34l; also forty-seven
and fourteen one -hundrcdths Ia lf-iWl acres.
part of the north half of the northwest quarter OIL
section number thirty-one 1911, township num-
her sixty lGJ], range umler thirfy-four lstl;
ali living anil being in the said county, anu state
Of Missouri; and 1 will, ON
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Partition Sale.

T1Y virtue OF nm order Of sale made a. The April
ID adjourned term, being on the 10th day Of
June. A. d.. ls13, by the Circuit Court within
and for the county of Andrew. aud State OF Mis-
souri,, and 10 me. the undersigned sheriff OF
SAID county, delivered. In the cause Of Morgan
Turner, Andrew j. Turner, Caroline Kellogg
and Nathaniel Kellogg, her husband, Mary Jane
McBrien AMI William McBrirn, her husband,
Harriet u. smith aud Joseph ID. Smith her hus-
band, Sarah Jenkins ani SAMUEL jenkins, her
husband, Mary Ellen Laiusstcr anil John u.
Lsmaster. her husband, Miles Kellogg, Cyrus ~.
Kellogg and Lydia Kellogg, Emily j.. Kellogg
John II. Kellogg, minors, by William Il. Allen,
Turner, plaintiffs. against Clara Eeli Turner and
Lucinda Turner, defendants, ] will sell Mt pub
lie vcndue, mt the Court-housc door, IN the city
Of Savannah, county of Andrew, aud State Of
Missouri, on
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M0feUlgDt

~ BANK OF ANDREW COUNTY, SAyAS-
NAH. MISSOURI, ut the close OF business,
.Iunr %, IsiJ.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue and auth ,rity Of a special execution,
ID i--u,-i from rhc Office. Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Andrew county. Missouri, %rcturna-
bile NJ the August term, 1s,s, of said Court,
and 10 me dIrrct.-I, IN favor OF Joseph Younger,
executor Of Thomas Foster, deceased, and
against James >. Wildish. Mary 4. wildish and
Frank Sugenf, ! ave levirl up,a and seized all
the right, title, Interest and claim Of the said
James +. Wildish, Mary A.. Wildish and Frank
Nh gent Of, in and to the faiiowing Described
real estate, to-wif: The south half OF the north
half Of the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter 81 section mnni'er ihir,y-fv- C.5), in
township number sixty-one tsi), III range nm
her thirty fur t54}. containing ten acres more
or lr-s; all living anil i,cing in the said county,
and state Of Ais soari: and will. on -
Saturday, The OH day of august,
A.. u. 1s.3, between The hours of nine O'Clock In
The forenoon and ir- O'clock in the afternoon Of
that 'liy, ut lie. C.uTi-houSc' door. in the CITY Of
savannah, county of Andrew aforesaid, sell the
same, or 80 riirh thereof rs miv he required, at
public ~yen,luc, Ia the highest bidder, Tor cash In
hand. ~t-uijccta to al prior liens and judgments,)
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
3oG Sheriff of Andrew county Missouri.
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Mortgage Sale by Sheriff.

| MJIlERE vs., Elisha luis and Lucretia Buis,
w his wife, Of the county Of Andrew, and
State Of Missouri, ON the sth day Of May. lS12,
executed aud delivered To Michael Thompson
their certain mortgage deed, which said mortgage
| deed Is duly recorded on page 80, In hook q, in
State Of Missouri, convey ing 10 said Michael
Thompson the following described real estate,
| situated In the county III Andrew, and State OF
Missouri, that Is to say: thirty-four acres Of land
north und east part OF the northwest quarter Of
the southeast quarter, and, also, six acres Of
Of the southeast quarter, all Ia section twenty
eight, In township siNiy-onc, OF range thirty
four; which said conveyance was made to Sc
cure the pa ncnt Ola prOmissory note, In said
mortgage decd mentioned and described, said
note dated the 9Th 'iay OF May, ls1?, signed
chaei Thompson, calling for six hundred dollars,
twelve months after date, with ten per cent. in
ferest: interest "a he due and payable semi-an-
nuaily and, whereas, IL IL provided In said
mortgage deed that II said note shall not Ike well
and truly paid when The same becomes due and
then the said Michael Thompson, or his legal
representatives, or ut the request Of the legal
holder or raid note, the (tiien acting) sheriff
OF Andrew county may proceed To sell the real
estate hcreinbefOre described or any part thereof,
at public vendue, Ia the highest bidder, nj the
Suite Of Missouri, first giving thirty days public
notice of the time, terms and place Of salc, and
Of The property to be sold, by advertisement In
some newspaper printed In the county aforesaid;
and. whereas, the said note, with the interest
thereon, L. due and unpaid; now, therefore, !,
souri,, ut the request Of Michael Thompson, the
legnl holder Of said note, and by virtue of the
authority In me vested by said mortgage deed,
will, on
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Saturday, the 9Th day of august,

A. u. 1873. the following described real estate
that Is TO say, the west half Of the southeast quar-.
ter and the southeast quarter Of the southeast
west quarter, NIL In section number twenty (aO)
township number sixty (GO) range number thir.
ty-nve (33) In Andrew comnfy, Missouri.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash In hand; one
twelve months from day OF sale, deferred pay
mcnfs TO he secured by mortgage on the prem
Uses sold, aud Ia bear Interest ut the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
NS Sheriff of Andrew county, Missouri.
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Sherf-s Sale.

DY virtue asl authority Of an execution. issued
ID from the oilirr Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Andrew county, Missouri, re urnaIlr at
thu August Term, 1873. OF said Court, and to me
'iirc,r'i, in fivor of Enocl, George and against
solomon kisilrr; ! have levied uiron and scizrd
all She right, title, interest aud claim Of the said
solomon Kisiler Of, in and 10 The following de-
scrl,el real estate, in-wit: Lot number Is, lnt
number 10, lot number 81 aud lot number -, In
the town OF Boston, in Andrew county, Missouri;
all lying and being IN The said county, and State
OF Missouri; and / Will, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of August,
A. ID. 1873. between the hours Of nine o 'riock in
the forenoon anil five O'Clock In the afternoon of
that day, at thr C'urt-hous. door, in the city of
SaYanuah, county of Andrew aforesaid. sell the
same, or So much thereof NJ may he required, ut
public yeBdue, u the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, tsubjert to all prior liens and judgments, ]
10 satisfy said execution and cost.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
39s Sheriff Of Andrew county, No.
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Y WE CHALLENGE X
q TIED j u
X WORLD !

10 produce . more dslicioas medicine 10 tsks, 5se
potsut for The prevention and cure Of disssss
d. EI1nYs vcsiDs TONIC A1u 1t0oo luSu1A
Price O, Of . Bottles fer -
Prepared By The Grafton Medicine Ca, L0cla
No. Sold By Druggists and dealers IN nsdsass
a~u>xvwkana-
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Saturday, The Oh day of august

.e.lE.
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ALSO, the most desirable route to Denver
and all points In Colorado and the Territories
The completion of the Missouri Division makes
It. the best through line from Kansas City
uta 81. Joseph and Burlington, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24

Before Judge Hogan.

Oflcer Schorski, OF the Fourteenth precinct, ar
rested rlan late Tuesday night. whom he saw
coming out OF the basement Of 90 Elizabeth
street, alter chase Of four blocks.
The prisoner, it was afterwards discovered,
had broken open the basement door of the house
from which the officer saw him make his exit and
had stolen some thirty dollars worth OF property
therefrom He was arraigned before Judge
Hogan, at the TOmbs yesterday, and Mr.. Michael
f. OConnell. OF 90 Elizabeth street, made the COM
plant. The prisoner refused to answer any and
all questions that were put to him, even refusing
his name, SO he had to be registered on the book
as John Doe lie was held to answer In 81 900 bail.
requsitton was brought on here yesterday by
Detective Beaver. Of the Philadelphia police force,
from Governor Hartranit, OF Pennsylvania, for the
surrender OF Charles g. Hampton who was held
the day before for having offered for sale ST. OOC
bond of the Allegheny Railroad, which bond was
alleged to have been stolen.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
Trial OF Bleaklcy Postponed Till Next
Monday.

Monday.
Before Judge Brady.
Immediately on Judge Brady taking his seat on
the bench Mr. Rollins, Assistant District Attorney
requested Robert p Bleakley indicted for the muir
der Of his niece, Mary Ann Foley, otherwise known
as Maud Merrill to be placed at the bar. Bleakley
was at once brought from the corner Of the court
room allotted to prisoners He was Clearly and
neatly dressed and in physical condition looks
very much better than when first arraigned.
Robert P. Bleakey, are you ready for trials'
asked Mr. Starks the Clerk.
NO. sir; am not ready promptly answered
Bleakley, and then added. 81 would like to make o
statement 90 the Judge. II he win permit me-"
zone moment; take seat" said the Judge
Everybody in the court room, which was densey
crowded, was on the tip toe OF expectation as to
the forthcoming statement by the prisoner. 1t
turned out, as the result proved, that all were
doomed to disappointment. Meantime there was
brief consultation between the Judge, Mr. VIII
liam F. Howe the prisoners counsel, and Mr..
Rollins
At the end OF the conference Mr.. Rollins stated
that he had hoped to bring this case to trial them
ana had all the witnesses for the prosecution pres
ent, but as he understood His Honor could not hold
Court owing to his sitting In the Supreme Court,
General Term, In the Stokes case he would ask him
to set down some day for the trial.
Judge Brady said that 1T seemed probable from
present indications that the argument In the
Stokes case would occupy the rest OF the week,
and he would therefore set the case down for trial
on Monday next
As stated above, there was considerable dlsap-
pontment at not hearing what the prisoner had
proposed to say.
'.What was Bleakley going to say to the Court?"
the HERALD reporter subsequently asked MI.
Howe.
"He was going to plead guilty OF murder In the
first degree and ask to be hanged"
Ills it possible ~ pursued the reporter.
'POssible and true beth. He Is just that crazy"
THAT Is queer kind Of craziness."
at is suicidal mania" answered Mr.. Howe, with
emphasis; "a clear case OF suicidal MANIA"
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slfREME CluRI-CHAMBERs.
Rural Professor In a Wall street Cor

Rural Professor In q W0ll street Cor
Before Judge Barrett.
Professor Lamoreux, Of Newberg, thought he
would ampllfy his pecuniary resources by little
speculation in Wall street. Having employed
Messrs. Ives Co., stockholders, OF this city, as
his brokers' and placed $4,000 in United States
bonds in their hands margin, he told them to
90 ahead and do the best thing they could
for him. 1t turned out that they did about
their very worst, as they bought Chicago and North
western stock at about the time OF the s'corner'
got up, as alleged, by Jay Could The margin was
rapidly dwindling away, and 80 the brokers in
formed the Professor His reply was that that was
all he had, and he repeated his previous in
structions to do the best they could for
him. To make the story Short the broker
finally informed the Professor, through q
.statementn that not only all his margin had been
swallowed up, but that he owed them $4,000 be-
sides. The Professor must have had some doubt as
to the correctness Of this statement, for on being
pressed to make good the loss he failed to come to
time, and the result was q suit by the
brokers to compel him to do so. This
was made in this Court to place the case on the
shert calendar. The Professors counsel insisted
posed to cali witnesses showing up all the par ticn-
lars OF the transactions and that no such indebted
ness as that claimed existed. The Judge took the
A Furniture Dealer Getting tho Worst
OF II.
Daniel Kelly Is furniture dealer, and In March
last sold to Jane Freeman $500 worth OF furniture.
A contract was drawn up that she should pay $75
on the delivery OF the furniture and $40 month In
subsequent instruments 1t is alleged that only
SIS was paid, and Mr.. Kelly failing to recover his
furniture or get on the track Of IT, procured the
arrest OF Mrs. Freeman. She was brought
into court on O writ oil habeas corpus, when
her counsel clearly showed that there was no spir.
ittng away or disposal or concealment OF the
goods in violation or the act regarding cnattel
mortgages, for an alleged violation q wnicn tne
no other course than to discharge Mrs. Freeman,
and an order was given to this erect
Decisions.
In the Matter Of Margaret Graves Lunatic.-
In the Matter or the Application OF Ella Palmer,
an Infant, for Leave to SeL-Report confirmed and
order granted
Trenor VS.. Mcoarron.-Report Of sale confirmed
In the Matter Of the Bissel OH Manufacturing
Company.-order granting report and appointing
trustee.
REYNOLDS ct al. VS.; Nelson ct al.--Motion granted
Grooms VS.. Grooms.-Attachment granted; bail
able in $3.50.
the Mutual Life Company vs. Martin, five
cases-Mem. for counsel.
Miles vs. True Vein Copper Mining Company
SUPERIOR CoUar-spEcM TERM
Decisions.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Hawkins ct, al vs.. Kingle CT al-AIl the claim
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
FeIonious Assault.

Cornelius Ryan was brought up before Justice
Cox, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day, charged with felonious assault on Michael
Nevins The wounded man was taken to the
Bellevue Hospital, where it was ascertained his
skull had been fractured by blow from O bar OF
iron in the hands OF Ryan. The latter was COM
mitted to await result OF injuries.
Grand Larceny.
James Corbett, Of 800 West Twenty.frst street,
was charged with grand larceny in stealing a
quantity OF clothing from Frank N Morgan, OF No.
2 Ninth avenue He was locked up to answer.
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COURT or SESSIONS.
Husbands and Wives.

Before Judge Moore.
When the forgers Primrose and Donovan, who
are now in the Penitentary, were In the Raymond
Street Jail awaiting trial Keeper Conraddy discoy-
cred one morning that they had begun work in
their cell with the view OF eiecting their
escape. Several chise.s and files were
found In their possession, and 1t was sub
sequently ascertaincd that those had been
conveyed to them by their wives during
visit to them. The women were arrested and the
Grand Jury indicted them for the offence Yester-
day they PLEADED guilty in the Sessions and Judge
Moore sentenced each OF them TO the County jail
for twenty nine days.
Sentences.
Maud Vincent pleaded guilty to stealing clething
from Ann Boggeth and was sentenced to the Peni.
Tertiary for six months.
Charles Malley pleaded guilty to larceny and was
sent to the House OF Refuge.
James Murphy grand larceny, one year In the
Penitcntiary. His vile received sentence OF SIX
months IN the same institution Tor completely with
him.
Louisa Green, grand larceny, one year in the
Penitentiary.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
j. Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses AMI
Express Harrisburg, Pttsburg the West and SOUTH
and 80 r. NJ. Sunday, s. and 80 r. NJ
For baltimore, WASHINGTON and the South at A. NJ y
and p. N. Sunday, 9P. N. =
Express for philadelphia, 8 O. 80 A. NJ ;I?:9l.a,i
$50, pp ~ and II night. Sunday ., SD and 9P: NJ. .
For Philadelphia via Kensington, at A. NJ end2P NJ
For Newsrk I at seSSo 20 10 $40 sloIn:pAM,
sS:iss 80 80. sO 10 II 80 II ?. NJ Sunday, 81!
For klizsbe.h, 8 $50 7ns $40 9I9I.n:@A:
$50 $40 90 30, SAID TO- II 81 Up NJ Sunday, 5'l
For For RAILWAY, g. $780, 10, 80 and AMssM,is
10 r. NJ, and IL night Sunday, 20 aud r. NJ .
For WoodSridge and Perth AmboyS aud 10 A. "''''
p sP S N and SI1 y naSs sunday, aud
For East Milestone, A. NJ. ~ noon no AMI BAD M
For Lambertve and Pennington, a. ands r. NJ
For Philipsburg and Belyidere, 2and r NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown Burling On anu Cam
DEP, 7 SsSa 81 * pNis ana ~ sand ar NJ
For Jamesburg, Pemberton. Camden>a A. NJ, 9D r. M
Trains arrive as foIiows-Froni Pittsburg. $3.50 A. NJ,
3 r. NJ daily l0H A. NJ and 6st Y. NJ, daily exceps
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, CAD a. NJ.
t:H, l0:l2p NJ Sunday, 10 u, From Philads pia
52l 80 oat y ~ - NJ ALA, Ssh 6oL, 3:B r NJ
ficsst Offices, bss as, IA aud oit Broadway; No
Astor House and foot Of Desbrosses and Corant Streets
Emgr ant Ticket Office, No Battery place =,
! General Manager General Passenger Agent
| vVyO MRRCIy ANTS-FlRST CLASS TICKETS NPN
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CITY COuar-TnlAL TERM.
A CoIorcd Boys suit Against . Contrac-
Before Judge McCue.

Before Judge McCue.
George Walters cO0red lad, has brought suit,
by guardian, against a contractor named Michael
]. Bergen. Tor assault and battery and claims
$40, 600 damages. The plaintiff charges that the
ISL or August last he was walking through Forty
ninth street. where the defendant was supervising
the work OF his men. Bergen deprived him OF q
gun ne had, beat him with the stock OF the weapon
and pushed him down an embankment. He sus-
tanned injuries which disabled him for some time.
Bergene defence Is that walters was trespassing
on MS premises, and he ordered MIN OF. Walters
thereupon raised his gun ana thr eatened to shoot
whereupon defendant took measures to prevent
MIN rom accomplishing his threat Whatever
on.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUIT.-Nos 1876, 172 1877, 4,
a. l02 16l TO- II, ST. So I9l 1914 133 1884, 1884, 49, 143
49, 1885, 1S4, 1856.
CRY CoURT.-Nos 40, 144, ISL, $780, 222, 211 2O4,
205 246, 252 49, 81 ILL., l, 1922 172, $751; 25S 259 2dO
262 264, 1885, 266, 267, $685. 260, 27O 271, 272.
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under the direction or the Park Commission within
the city limits is lllegsI "''.''
SUPREME COURT clacuT-pAnr 2.
An Assiyneo's Verdict.
Before Judge Tappeu.

The case OF George I. Hope vs.. David Koehler.
which has been on trial for several days, was con.
Guided yesterday afternoon Hope was assignee
OF claim OF $2,023 OF Porter Allen, that amount
being balance due Tor building an engine at de-
iendant's brewery In New York. The jury rem
dered verdict In favor or plaintiff for the fun
amount claimed.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Southampton and Bremen.
sail on Wednesday, April g. at . r. NJ from Bremen
pier, foot Of Third street Hoboken to be followed by
Steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain W. Ladewigs, on
RATES Of PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN payable in gold, its equivalent in currency
riIsl Aapli
Second Cabin. II
seerage: 80
0ELRICHS 4 CO., Agents
No Bowling Green.
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The trial should go over.
Larcche-Joubert ct al. vs. Felt Order denying
mouon LOT leave to serve amended answer.