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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-27
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liz HOUSEHOLD PAN.ACE
AND
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FAMILY LINlMENr
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Tho WEEKLY WISCONSIN, VIII soon enter upoa it,
7re"fysdshh Vossss. It 10 the leading weekly 1ews-
paper OF the vast and productive region lying wsse Of
Lake Nfchigan-the garden Of the Northwest etsee
the "IscoNsN commenced Ito weekly visits 70 the
people OF the Northwest their numbers in The region
designated have increased from half MILTON to
moro than Ases silionsi
The propriotoss Of the WEEKLY WIocoxs1N have
always endeavored to keep thsF jsurnal With the
spirit Of tho ttues in ito editorial manage
ment; and have anticipated the dsmsnds Of the
growth OF tho country, and the material interests Of
! heir readers From . small Newspaper twentyeight
years ago. No have increased the WEEKLY WIscoksM
10 = 4s co'unn-quarto-larger than the Nse Isek
Ledger, or the Ne,c York Weekly. -
1t is our determination to cover tho whole Asld
demanded of n 6rst-class family Journal. All he
departments arc under the charge of competent
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nor the year to como shall continue our feature
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In order to anticipate the financial demands Of the
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moro less have to be prac iced for timo We have
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A COUGH,
BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TROCHES
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
TIE ARREsr OF LAGRAyE LEGAL.

Judge Daniels has just rendered an import
decision In regard to the arrest OF Lagraye in the
civil suit brought against him by A. F. Averil Charles
W. Brooke some days ago, made motion before Judge
Daniels aside the service process the ground
that parties other than the plaintiff had brought the
prisoner TO this country Illegally Judge Daniels says
IN a long opinion IN which ne denies the motion:
The defendant brought unlawfully within this
State Olsnse for which he extradited being
one for which the proceeding provided by the
Treaty. Bat the plaintiff was in no manner connected
with that unlawful proceeding He therefore, IL in
sense responsible either for the fraud any of its
sequences and for that reason should not tecause 1t
perpetrated by Others be deprived Of Of
the remedies which the law, under ordinary
circumstance has provided for creditors in the way OF
securing the collection Of their debts.
Az the process served IN this action did not interfere
with the full and complete exercise II the defendants
right of freedom. aud the plaintiff was In what
ever implicated with the parties IN improperly securing
his return % this country the present motion must be
denied with $40 costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
Nsw.YoRK. Saturday. Aug. 30. 1873.

NETWORK. Saturday. Aug. 30 1879
There was small attendance at the Ex-
change this morning attracted by the sale by James NJ
Miller OF the lot and stable known No TWEEN
ty-secondst. The safe was made by order OF the
Supreme Court, under direction OF Thomas Boese, ref
cree. The premises sold to E. Anderson for $3.50
Of lot 25x98 For the coming week the sales OF city
property announced unmportant and mainly con-
fined to legal sales In suburban property note the
sale OF Mr.. ]. Johnson. IT., whIoh will take place
Tuesday, at Cnger's Landing Hudson River. This sale
worthy the attention OF all desiring suburban resi-
dences the Hudson RIVER The property is well
located has fine views of the river, and is TO be sold
without special train leaves the Grand Cen
trail at IL M. on Tuesday. Plans and maps can be
obtained at the office OF the Aueu0neer No al Park
Row. Below will be founca list Of the sales announced
to take place:
LEGAL SALES ANNOUNCED TO TAKE PLACE FOR THE WEEK
AT THE EXCHANGE.
Monday, Sept l-Br james M Miller. -
Legal sale Twe south side 1885 feet west secondnVc Zzf
Legal north SIDE $50 feet west SnthsVe. 2OI
TN,saay Sept 2-By james Muir.
LEGAL Tenhs north SIDE l7O6 feet east Avenue A, 7oI
ll44.
BY Richard Har,n>tt
Legal SALE hhreghthst northeast coraer nye lzorzVV ieeI
Weinsstay, sept 3--By James NJ MUIR. .. .
Legal sale Onehundred sndy econds south side 2I96 feet
Py " x. Stevenson. -
Legal sale seyenihtv vest side SOieei south OF fens zoh
FrtLsy Sent Spy George g. Wreker
Leg. sale Fysrht, north dde 1874 feet east Frstave 2OK
9L7
Legal hundred north side so feet west
POuIIl-sVe, 175IlO0ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. SEPT 1.

No Steamship Nails - . =
Mails for direct bT steamship Moro Castle close
Supplementary Mail double letters aud printed matter Is
closed 2:40 steamship ssi at M from fler NO Is NJ d.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 3. . -
Mails Queenstown and Liverpool steamship WIS
eopsp close az Supplementary Mail for double postage
letter. and printed mster closed the Po0Gce at l2l5 M
Steamship sails from Pier No. 46 N. r. l:30 p m . A.,
States direct via Bremen by The seamnp
America II Supplementary Mail for double postage e
tiers and puted Post 0e AZ ll5 Steam
chip sails at 2 p. m. from DOT Of T5rl.'t; hoooken-
THURSDAY, SRPT. d.
via Plymouth. Cherbomg and Hamburg per es
,hp sleSia close 1l:30 Supplementary Mail Tor double
postage printed matter Is closed a. the Pootce at 1910
and Nassau, steamship Cleopatra coe
att m Supplementary Mail for doe5epostage letters ana
closed at the PostOhee at 24O o. m oAsDiV SAILS
81 D. m, from Pier No. 3N. X
FRIDAY sRPT. 8.
Mails Panama ApnWai the Celtrh Aeneaa ana SOus.
ports the steamship Coog close AZ ia ID oeA
shin sails at 10 a.. from Pier No AZ. N X , -,,- ~.
jamaica. and Hayti by he steamship hN
printed matter is closed PosLOce at 2i0 Steamship sails
n I % close at the New.YOrE
Msil for IisiI N H. closed the New-Yok POstOhce
Gay at p m, AID goes VS. Boston g. .
for Great Britain France via Queenstown and Liverpool
hv t Steamship Adanc close at 1890 Supplementary Mail
At las m Steamship sails at from White Star Dock
Closed Continental Mails via Bremen per steamship
Hermann closed ~ Supplementary Mail Tor double
closed at the P0sOc at llo
D. m steamship sails from foot Of Thirdst HobOken.
Direct Gernsn and Prunan closed MAI is sent bT tins line 90
direct Brest Hayre by the steamship 81
Laurent. close at Steamship sails at p m from Pet No.
so n. n. -,
Supplementary Mail for double postage letters aud
printed closed at the POstOGoe at lao Steamship
salts at IL m.
ship sails at In. from Pier No. ~ r. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
THE COURTS.
THE LIMITS OF AN INJUNCTION.

IhE Of AN lNJUNCIlON.
An interesting question came up before
Judge Daniels, the Supreme Court, Saturday, on
the application Of Mr. Howe for injunction in behalf
OF Charles A. White against Peter Deomar, an actor.
The latter was engaged O contract with the plaintiff
10 play this city, and the plaintiff at the expense,
he claims. Of $500 in advertising. aud beside gave him
consideration up in the papers To the great surprise
the plaintiff be ascertaned few days SINCE that the
entered into engagement TO perform in Newersey.
Mr. Howe therefore, stating that the actor about
10 leave the city asked for injunction restraining
him performing in any other place. and requiring
him fulfill his contract here. Judge Daniels said 1t
was question whether could compel a man 20
fulfil a contract to render personal service year ago.
no remembered. similar came before the Chan
ceor, where celebrated vocalist undertook an engage
Bent this city, but subsequently declined 10 fulfill II,
and made a contract with another company. APP
plication was made for an injunction 10 re-
strain her from singing anywhere else, and the
opinion rendered quite facetlOus, the Cham
celOr saying that IL he granted injunction
compelling her 20 fulfill her engagement he had no way
70 DO bat 10 order her up before the Master in Equity
and compel her give instsment of the contract
Laughter in COURT, but he had no Master whom he be-
rvcd capable OF Judging OF the quality of the tones.
The only other ground upon which ne could act
the old adage that "a bird that and won't sing
must made TO sing" and he concluded that he had no
power 10 DO this. Judge Daniels added that II Mr..
Howe would make out special case he might give him
order OF FOR damages for breach OF contract
where person has his adequate remedy by an action at
laW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPooLI, steamship Ciy Of Chester Aug 3O-Dyid
Dudey Field Mrs Field, Miss Minnie Dale Master f. G. Dale Mrs.
Holden Mrs Genny. Nj Smith J. woowouh Edwin MurIy VIM
Kurr Campbell Edward Cox James Campbell and wife G.
Pesn Angela Phesn Miss Agnes PeaD Miss Helena Phesn
Miss Clara Pesn Master Lewis Phean Master Henry Phean Mrs
William Eassel Jobn b Bncke Mr. Bell and wife, John Hirsh,
Joshua Thomas George en the Rev Thomas MheT M Tende
Ryan Pierce Dawes Henry whyte, NJ joseph and wife
William Butler O. Hague H. b King Mr. Doasd s L. Lee Mrs
Pheon Mr. OHar and wife Brennan John oConnor Edward
Long Mr. Leigh and wife James BToG5 Master ASae Carr H. h.
FOR LIvERPO0L-IR Steamship Rpubh, Aug. 3O-Mr Carlos
Martin Mr Martin, children maid ard servant All O. GaIsa
Mrs Garsa Cook Thomas Btbedge Harper Auoona William
Mr. Brown Mr. Hshsn Geo r. Mitchell, wfpn Holden H. l.
Lee Mrs Lee Miss A. Lee James Andrew McPane Mortimer
Csndbsh Miss Lote C0udsh John Fnlay Peter Anderson
FOR LlVKRPOOLin steGmshp Canada Aug 3O-Mss Hannah
Baker James MeIre wife, and children; Miss Person.
Stevens and wife joachim DioI John Macdonald and child Miss
Fraser, Miss Townsend, HeRry Jtmes.
Renoh aud infant; samue Ashcroft Robert Dawes
George GGogan Patrick swer Miss Mar AnnpP Master John H.
FOR LyBRPOOL-In steamship Bdtar1a Aug 3O.-GeOrge
Gesner NeCalum, John Dukes Renhard Alex Cross two
Orar enda L. Adams NJ. r. Mulfce Wm Mckenshsw H. j. Reh
W. Parry, W. Armstrong Mr. Reeve John Wharton, g. White,
Arthur Bde ThO Motley Capt Charles Patton and wife Mr. Full
FOR sAvAENAH-In steamship San Salvador Aug SOP Pos.
wife Aosey PsIrsmore Miss Ade Thompson, H. Burst John
us s p NJ D4%p I aAs 5oSRS DS James 1s Gg
R Armstrong, Albert Rttager n woH A. Rou9Strss Mrs g.
W. Harvard B. Delaney Mrs NJ BoSes. Mrs A. Turner Miss
Irvine o. Cornell T. sherman Gould Master Cumming M James
FOR sAvASSAH-n stsaThi1 Montgomery Aug 80~Mr Aver
Mr. McBurny j. Fitzgerald and lady Mr. Lsmen. Mr. issa
sss B. T. n1s II ScksnsoD p 6s and LADY, Tssr
Mr. Bhrdieh. D. W Bromley " Hsbn. Phillips L. Mohr, D.
lady. Mrs b. Roberts Oeman Thomas child Amos
Campbell, James Donovan and wife Russell l. hoves Hart
0Bnen Heayey and wife, b. Healy and wife, T. Hayes, James
Jackson, wife, and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Buildings reported unsafe for week ending Aug 20;
No l27 Thompon-ss, unsafe geDerl Joan Rceman oSne
No. 100 AlIsn-st unsafe chmneyG MARY A. banks owner
No is Aien-st unsafe chmneYs; Jacob Valentine owner
lit Alenst unsafe chimneyG Jacob Sbrsdy, agent
No 81 Wetst and corBio Philip Weeks,
No. 30 Mourot unsafe front and west walls John Toner owner
Nos 800 800 udsonst unsafe gener VIM r. BLANK owner
No. Al CnonL trout unsafe ehimneyT Chas G. Pne1ey agent
81 Cnon unsafe chimueYg Charles Pinekney agent
No. 80 Cnton.ss font unsafe hmneys Charles c. Pnckney
Nos 43 rs Cnout rear unsafe emueys Browning Estate
-, p....
No ~ Cuon 'front.' chnrey Browning Estate ownet4
No 80 hnneys; Browning Estate
No rUnton-st front chmneys; Browning Estate owner
Nos 81 and SO Cnont, unsafe chnneYS Browning Estate
No SO Cnton 'front.' chmneys Browning Estate, owner
No. 80 Lewsst unsafe gensrllJ Adophas Br9sn owner
Thirty eyenhst, unsafe ehmneys John Fet'retea
No. 81 Mulbe rear unsafe generally James T. Health sgent
No 392 Waterst unsafe WALL George Hunter
Greenwich unsafe gutter aud walls; John van
No. 1873 Aien.. unsae chmneys; Caharne Tallfy
No 90 Pke-sI, unsafe ehmneYsj Henry schwartz, owner.
No 81 Monoe-st, unsafe ehlneysi Mr. Joraemon, owner
No unsafe chimneTs; John Burke, owner
No 40 Pnncest unsafe walls John Kayanagh, agent -
Northeast Rghave. and onehandred andorJ afh,
Nos $50 and $50 Faye unsafe walls Jacob vanderpOe
Southeast Ptsve and seVenthst, unsafe noh gable and
NO 125 Bover unsafe center-coumn White estate
South side Bghtydstt 70 feet vest seeondsVe unsafe out
No. 40 Msrketst unsafe chimneys; P. Buscher, owner
Taye 10 feet south Of Seyenninthst unsafe rear
No 6i9 Fthaye unsafe front soop Warren Nash ownet
5S7 seyenthave unsafe north wall Daniel U6derhh owner
No 356 hsaye, unsafe south val Richard Bnen. o"aer.
202 Aen-st, unsafe cbimDeys; John G. Bailey
No. 233 Broadway unsafe front wall Henry IA Porter
No 40B Blst feminist unsaie west gable Elizabeth Cullen
Nos 81 and Sc Mdenaae unsafe basement posts and rds JOhu
II. Knapp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
GRAND Jury RuMORs.

There are many rumors in the air in regard
90 tho work Of the new Grand JUICY drawn Few days
ago in the Court Of oyer and Termner, but as the de-
alterations Of that body necessarily secret the truth
OF the stories cannot be vouched for 1t probable that
the gambling houses and policy shops have more
20 fear from this Grand Jury than they have
had from any previous one. Rutnor had it on
saturday that among those who we're TO receive the
sneca OF the Grand Jury three persons
ho we're formerly connected with The Common Coun-
eli aud wellknOwn county Official one u ine Wilaer
nsfeasance Ia Office, and were 70 be arrested as soon as
possible THIS report has been cohtradieted by ASSIST
fo1ndstion whatever The Grand Jury had orny been
In season one day, and could not have nad time " ln
yesiae 40 many cases. that the District Attorney was
abeuJ from the city aud nothing important wO9Id %
done un ms return. The case CT Michael g. Brodefck
Wbo stained and killed his son, at No. 81 Carnhest,
week ago last Friday, and whom the coroner Jury eh
onerated the ground OF setdetense, VIII proDsoy 20
Investigate to-day ~ the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01

lin. Mn. a. Ayerin J. Perkins he Res, HOLIDAY M he,
hdsy, NJ Wsrrea Ma. warren MS hnsn MIS- -
GSoone r Rey WA Harris the Rev r. smyth d. joseph
Dr. Anderson Mrs Aneesn. J. hichs Mr. K'cnR' ss..
msIer, g. Miller. Dr. j. r. Ferguson, d " bsn'
VIM 6shburDer Mr Ashburoer MannheimeI M
Pevohtvanger Rev Fathers Nanan, d. Doht
Oshea j. Turney Patrick Burke, and ia: heCofmaes oeois
H. Cleveland Mrs Mary Cleveland hs 'nBnA o0'e
Mr.. Holmes. Mrs. Holmes, Miss Holmes =, p.,.t
PROM BRBMBS-Is steamship HeTSldHr, Aug ~ " r.es
mann and family A. Somms K GeorQe Mrs Raj A. r. COe"
W. COdewey, Gober r. Gober Pauline Boet T. Lss,n
Traceer Trugeser, r. Hiude Helene Hinke
r. Kaufman, Stuuer Therese Statler, r. WI
merding Max sehoeated Grs Frank sha ma, ny
A. Fores Brode, W. II. Nichols o. Nichols fanny PpA
o. Rotblberger W. Watt spd lsdy W kaII I11ioi " w.
Best B. Batenge Mn H. Clarke, W. Rothsehh A. IA
NJ AherlT A. Mann family c. Bat y DAnsmnan, h hh'e
FROM SAvANNAH-Ta secHsh2 Lrngfon Az on H c.,Sn
Trultt Mrs J. Amden s. Began. x Donnely Mrs. '"
and family e. Crime Brsiehbaeh JAA HuaseT kee - nl
ne Cohen j. Dibhe G. 4. Schoolev u oauete a. DASS "
j. Sheffield, H. Il. Shine, NJ Apple, J. w. Anderson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARK EFT
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Aug. 80, 1878.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Aug. 30, 1878.
The trade of the current week has on the
whole been satisfactory Work horses were in fair de-
mand as many so workers and rough drivers having
been sold from one stable in day moderate num-
Der arrived from the West the market not over
stocked with good, servceabe animals OF this KIND
The prices ranged from $50 to 500 each 1t was NOT
found necessary to- force sales, and any good horse
brought its value. The demand for carriage horses was
dull nevertheless a moderate number disposed oil
and reasonable prices realized Owing however to ths
gradual return of moneyed people to town. 1t Is likely
that horses Of class will be in greater request during
the coming week than heretofore. Several valuable
troters were sold during the week. but long racing
attracts the leading horse fanciers from town there will
not be much inquiry for them. The facilities, however,
excellent for disposing OF any animal having gooo
Among the current items Of interest are the folowng
The epizo0c appeared again IN POughkeepse, and
attacked OF the City Railroad car horses but only ono
has far There have been III horses entered for
ou one at MYSTIC PARK Mass, Tuesday, sept q Mr..
Logan Raey OF Buck Run, near Versailles KY sold 70
He also sold dark bay geldng xix Old 1873 hands
TO used road horse for 1000 MT John T. clark
%aRSriDo Cold Sea- for large sum. il Of tns
best trotters IN the country Inc Hon bs "a;
sold wel-matohed team, measuring II hands,
to gentleman OF this city; the price has n9s
IL satd that MIR o. smith has refused $1,000 for Molly
Smith, Senator Madden OF Mddletown has sold TO Mr..
William Cleveland or newark, n D., MS Wen kno"h
HambletOnian geldng Balance This horse is bay,
l52 hands high and trOt close 10 $40 Eleven head
OF one and two year old colts 70 be sold without
reserve with other thoroughbred stock our the race.
course, Sept. 1.-THE Saturday preceding tne IAN
meeting OF the Nashville Blood Horse Association Mr.
Hubbard Bakesy will sell Sept. 3, IN south NOrwais.
Conn., about 30 head OF Trustee Stock consisting Vi
brood mares and colts.
There were more inquiries than usual for GOOD car
riages and the sales OF heavy ones we're larger .n
any week April. Orders have been received lrou
Georgia Alabama and South Carolina, indicating taat
,ho ~ ran Tho south ia likely 10 improve. rho
export trade OF the week was as follows; .,o.
Exports Of Carriages. Cuba, bo1es whee+;',... -esss
Rotterdam 1925 Argentine Ropab, 100 pks Il5S
Canary Islauds I......... 1876 Eypoyis Of Y0raish -
Imports Of CdT1dges. London. $40 gals rSssdd
One. ............. 1907 Cuba 80 80
Exports Of Carriage MdealS Brazil 40 gss......... %
Bremen, ~ 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
CRIMINAL, NOTES,

George Hall aud James Coleman. charged Win
winning part q the 81 200 lost BY heay , ths
bed SATURDAY, by Mayor hafeme}ef IN $OoV O~' '~' "
action Of the Grad JuD
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday morn
i've neri. McMhop default Of SlOOO bail 20 an
swer charge preferred against him BY his mother oil seihnS ns
pocketbook containing $iSS
At the Yorlville Police Court, yesterday morning,
Rlta Cody charged by Der employer ara neoDe
OF No l25 Sevenytst With stealing eotang ana linen WON
Harriet Aohet held default Of 81 600 bail TO answer
% stealing SO2 worth clothing from the houe Of Patck
orhe- 5l2 FOrtYtrit which e In her charge
during The absence Of the family at wsehngplsee