davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

In Massachusetts, the debts OF the various mu-
inequalities, as enumerated by the Springfield
Republican, amount to over sixty-fve millions OF
dollars. In Massachusetts,, as Is the case almost
everywhere else the work of rolling up sity debts
has been going on apace during the last few
years, for in 1870 the census disclosed that tue
aggregate debts OF these same cities were but
forty millions of dollars.
There Is very decided opinion, by no means
ioud-voiced or demoustratise, ou the womsn'.
rights question in EngIaRd. Daring the present
session over one thousand petitions, signed by
over three hundred thousand pei sons, have be Ell
presented III the House of Commons IN favor OF
bill introduced by Mr.. Forsyth, NJ. p. ior
Marylebone, to remove the electoral disabilities
OF women.
The King Of the Sandwich Islands, advises the
negotiation ct reciprocity treaty with the
United States. Petitions ior such treaty had
been presented tn ths Assembly with the King
endorsement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
SECOND EDITION!
Rayages Of a Mad Dog.
IALkATIVE NEGRO.
A Cure For Hydrophobia.
That N ad DOG,

HIS CAREER IN THE TENTH wARp-A MAN
BITTEN BY DOG.
Early Yesterday mornings mad dog made
MS appearance on West Liberty street. Tenth
ward and ferociouly attacked man there
o save himself the man called out large bull
oog, which made vigorous assault and put the
isoia canine 10 flight. Iu the fight, however,
'ne Dull dog was bitten, and the owner. with
great consideration, Immediately shot him, al
'hoogh he was valuable animal. The mad
uOg rushed In town, and it was probably this
one toai officer Bradford shot later in The day
yesterday afternoon, as Geo. w. Jackson,
VINO serves tne GAztTTE aud other city papers,
was coming out of Hillon's store. on MARYLAND
Avenue, he was bitten on the leg by a larpe doy
AS the animal was not NAL, Jackson feel. no
concern over the bite
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
THIRD EDITION!
NOTES from PENNSGRoVE
What Prof. West Wants.
Death of a Delaware Pilot.
Over the River.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC-Nc-A BRoADsIce AND A
FRIGHT-HoT WEATHER
.pec.aito TIE Gn-ettc /


PENN.eRovE, y. j., July 9, 1874.
To day we have Sunday School picnic here,
which Is very largely attended 1t came up from
, Aiein All the exeursonists have been enjoying
themselves greatly.
In the midst OF the enloyms snt a large man-of-
war came sailing up the liver, closely hugying
the Jer7ay shore. just as she got abreast OF MI
Blooms sturgeon pen, she let go a broadside
which fairly made the town rattle. Everybody
Jumped almost out OF their clothes, and for awhile
thought that Pennsgrove was to be invaded by
enemies soon, however, the smoke cleared
away and the vessel loomed up in view about ths
size OF small sailing sioop. She had pleasure
party aboard
The weather has been quite hot, aud the sun'.
rays strike lis herceIy. But for all thai, we
have plenty OF hne shade and cool breezes here
and can easily keep comfortable. Let all YOU
Wilmngtonions who want 10 escape the heat
and dust OF the city for awhile come over on the
PItt'ade and spend few pleasant hours here
The p,aier Of New York City, left there On
Monday with full complement Of members OF
the Club Of that name. The party Comprised of
a Jolly set Of young men bent upon having GOOD
time. They arrived at Pennsgrove this after
noon and in company of some of the Lsv.n!J
Club of your city. will visit Wilmington, and
see all the sights to be sesn." Tonic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
HydrOpho obia.

WILMINGTON MAN SAID TO POSSESS A sURE
REMEDY FOR THE DREAD CoMpLAINT.
1t is said that our ueighbor John Town.
send, at the Ciaytoa House, has a certain
ana positive cure for that terrible complaint
-nyuropnop's' us remedy consists OF a
pill. which is aduinstered from lima n,
time, in ihs usual manner, ami mover fails
10 nring relief The Ingredients OF the pill
we are unaware OF,
MIR. Townsend administered some of thess
piiis TO the boy VITO WAS bitten by a rabid
the lad Will escape all seriou, results from
the bite. he has also treated the horsa
which was bi,ten by the same dog.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

adm, 90 50 Croasdale a Cameron, st1 70
z, 7. johnson, 800 40 Glatts d Eckel, s4O5...
"a; Geo. W.Vernon. $64 25; Wm. q. Spruance.
sG5 So; b. & c. Shoemaker, sS7 O5; H. +.
Pickles, 81 As DR.. L. c. Dunhing, $40 Jas.
+. Chambers, s13 80 John NJ. Stewart, s1S4.
VA Gawlhrop Bro, $13 40; Pay roll OF
Street Department, 1921 So Pay roll of Water
Department, $l7S 81 Pay roll of Police De-
partment u ,532 81 /; Pay roll of Miscellaneous
department, 81 ,164 "a; Il. Griffith, Sc IS Or.
IL. +. Askew, $33 As James Weolley, 1900.
On motion of Mr.. Lynch, Council ADJOURN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

he WOULD TALK.-An obstreperous negro.
Ialneu nolnas Mason, was arraigned before
abusing and threatening his wife He was
committed to jail for the offence
FOR which he was arraivned, also for resIstino
the oincer and every one else, and for abusing
lhe squire. he had to be tied hand and feet
and strong man had to hold on to his lins to
Keep nun from talking during the hearing.
lie insisted on :'reading the 'Sqnire's pedl
gree, and the hearing could not be had until
this novel grip was taken on his foul mouth.
Inc scene was rather funny and decidedly
agRravating.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

A contemporary suggests that, in order 10 give
the Vice President of the United States some
thing to do" be ought 10 be made Governor OF
the District Of Columbia. 1t is very doubtful
whether, in the present unfortunate condition OF
District affairs, the Vice President OF any one
else would covet the official position that would
devolve upon him the unwelcome task of restor-
ing wholesome rule there. Le1qer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

BITTEN BY DoG.-James w, Kirbip. of
Dover was bitten several times upon the
right arm. on last Tuesday afternoon, by a
large dog that belonged TO him. Tue dog
sas always heretofore behaved we'll with
num- s'though vicious toward. strangers.
James had his arm cautsriz AL. for fear ths,
the dog was mad. He killed tbs d)y after
the fight was all over
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

Sia IL very much the ot. prinz Of hysIcaI ILL
health aud feeble stom1chs. During one third OF
time the processes OF digestion must 60 in
bodies and II the stomach and bowels not we'll.
nothing is well, To be dyspeptc is be miserable
diseases Of the blood. liver. skin. kidneys. Dys
pepsia invariably yields TO the virtues Of the vesst
able ingredients contained in that gr purifyer
the blood and resto rer OF health DR. ALkEs's
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR bITTERs. je25-4w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

and Simple Sewing Machine, would do We'll 10 cai
al NO. ils Market Street, Wilmington. Del. and
see see one OF the incest Family Sewing Machines in
lns world 1t has no equal il sews from the thick
est to the thinest material il desired without change
Iiah Z, needles Our hobby is simplicity. durability.
threading shuttle and self setting needle. Sold on
easy monthly nsta lment. or liberal discount of
lor cash. Ladies don't buy n heavy and compli-
CARED machine. but get the light running New
iy7dswly j. IL PKiMRPeSE ~ Asan,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
PROBABILITIES

For New England aud the Middle States, and
the eastern portion OF the lower lake region
partly cloudy aud continued warm weather will
prevail with severe local storms east or south
winds, varying to westerly in the Middle States
and slowly falling barometer
For ths South Atlantic and Calf States, partly
cloudy weather and light rains, with southeast or
southwest winds, slight changes in temperature
and stationary or rising barometer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

PROF. .WEsT.-Isasc C.West wishes only such
persons 10 visit him rs believe that be was in.
nocent in the butchering Of Cooch Turner. He
wants those who can eulp down that pill Of
Innocence to sign petition for his release from
prison. DOrer Sentinel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

PERSONAL Councilman John e. Blker is now
rusticating for few days at Long Branch, N.
.. a. where the leading morocco Manufacturers Of
.he country are holding a convention. lie left
this city on Wednesday,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

DEATH OF A DELAWARE PHoT -George d.
HOLMAN, a we'll known Delaware plot, died at
"a o'clock yesterday morning al Lewee, Del.
HIS death occurred on the pilot boat Thomas
Hp,cagf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

QNz DaUNk.-This was the sum total OF the
police record, this morning. With the hot
weather comes lull in police business, and
pooP,c seem to think it ia too hot to even get
drunk. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

BEING REPATRED.-lron gutter plates are be
nall Streets and the bed OF Second street IL also
being repaired. These improvements were
very much needed. and will prove of great ben
els
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 1856 Market
street. ectuy informs his friend and the public
in general at he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that 4 competent person is at all
store and thai no charge is made pt the regular
price of the msd ,ines the same price as they would
osy anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
Dl led:

JAMlSON.-Suddenly. In this city, on the 9th inst.
John 5. Jamison. in the 25th year of his age,
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
denee of his parents. No. los Justison street. on
sunday afternoon. 18th inst. at o'clock Services
at the house at 2l2 O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

ASSAULT AND BATTERr.-Pitrick McMenamiu
was arrested for assauiting George johnson. a
coy, and for threatening to assault John E. John.
son. He was fined s. and costs and held to bail
in the sum of S400 to keep the peace. His t-Ial
came OIL TINS morning before Ma ior Simms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

Drodic,s Miraculous Care for Corns. =. .
An English remedy Of great popularity. for re-
u owing corns with out pain
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecares.
jel3 Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

SoVEREidNs OF INDUSTRY This evening the
oovere'gns OF lndustry will meet IN regular ses.
sion' III this city. A committee who have been
fxaihining the workings OF the Order IN Phila.
ue,ph'a WIN make their report, ahd the Council
Will probably adopt measures Tor spredIly com.
mencing active Operations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

ZEAL Estate SALES George w. Ingram oil
Miidietown, has sold tarm OF lhu acres. ne1r
McDonougb, for Shallcross " Williams, to a
Mr.. Smith, oil Philadelphia, Tor SIS, 900; also the
larm OF +. N. Hukill, $50 acres, near Blackb,rJ
to Mrs. Genln, on private terms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

utFieEHS ELEcrED.-The following officers
Oh ,he Washington Steam Fire Engine and Hook
and Ladder Company, No. :, were elected Jnly Il
1874, to serve ior slX months
Presdent-A. W. Nolsn
wee President- VIM. +. Cloud
:, investigating Commlttee-W Hanns, Thes
n. Foreman, ieorge H. Leech
Directora-Wm. Hanna, A. W. Nolen Jobn
Kennedy, james f. SaNIle, James Eary, Hyatt
Graham, James L. Kelley. John Jackson, A. j
MMtChn,o'k, NJ II =. o'Hrien, IL Loupgren, +. j
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
Fine Nall Scissors.

Fine Nall Scissors.
Curve an straixht Nail Bruihss. II n Brushes
Nail Files. Nail Polishers. ect., for sale by
u. BRINGHURSC i CO..
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

CAMP MERTING.-At a meeting called ON Sun
day last, TO bc held Oh Thurlday evsuipg. by St.
flhi Church, which Convened last nipEt, 1t was
resolved that they would 60 to Erandywinc Sum.
ANTI. The meeting adjourned until next weel, at
"hich Time The commilteesi Will be appointed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

Concentrated FiavOrin3 Extracts
of Vsniila. Lemon. Orange, R,ss. Bitter Aim ond,
Ginger. Mac y Gallery. etc, etc. made and sold
wholesale and retail by
vi Z. BRIN1HURiT x CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct stres
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
Special Notices.
Food for the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOU will thrive be
strong aat healthy. and become little models of
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
Weather REPORTS

" ASH INGIONi July IU-I A. Vt.
The barometer has risen aud continues high
near the South Atlantic ana Eastern Gull States
IL las fallen and continues lowest IN the lake re-
pion
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

Prime Vanilla BeaHsi
soil Wholesale and retail by
n BktN0HURST S CO,
Corner Sixth Ind Market Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
Finest Salad OIL

For sale BY
Il. BRINGHURST " CO.,
sCor1er Sixth an Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10

OBITUARY John 3. Jamiaon, died suddenly,
last eVening, at his residence, No l05, Justison
s,ee.' IN lhis CITY, IN the 21th year OF his age
Deceased wa, printer, aud had worked orcs,on.
any III some OF our city printing establishments.
ue was young man OF intelligence and good
character, and enjoyed the friendship ofa large
enmber OF persons, all Of whom will learn of hls
uhtilnely demise with deep regret. For more than
ear past hs had been SUFFERING from n n,,Imon- :
airy complaint throat consumption and though
u ms Ultimate recovery was scarcely hoped for by
ms friends his death was sudden and nnexpsctsd
ne VIII DO inferred on Sunday afternoon nsxt a,
o'clock ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
FINANCIAL Avn 60 amERCrAr..

WILMisSrox, Del, July 10, 1874
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick |
y2hnson 4 Co. 8. n Cor. 9th and Market street |
Wilmington, Del. at p. N, to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-10
STRAY Waits,

The fire alarm, at six o'clock last evening. was
false. ""'
Kehoboth Beach Camp Meeting commences
next Tuesday.
game OF base ball is In progre.s at the schust.
zen Park this afternoon.
franks store, 6ll Market street, 1. noted for
low prices and iue goods
ror 2 superior flmily paper, this weeL : issne
oi the DELAWARE GAZETTE takes the Iesd
For dysentery, there is nothing like Simms' ia,
nous ram Searcher; only 80 cents per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. PRs. 30.

FRIDAY PRB. 20.
hs HIATT veneuea and Curacos By The stemho ConuR
close al M Steamship sails at iron Pier No n
Mails Newfoundland close Nesi0s P0stOtcs
.. m. via HALIFAX
Halifax s. closed The Newfork PostOhce
Oar a. N. and via Boston
SATURDAY. FKB. 81.
Mails FOR Great Britain and ireland Queenstown ami Lyepo
By Republic ~ Supplementary Msd o.
closed the y00fcs al 80 Steamship sails Al NJ
White \. AT Dock. Psvonia Ferry. Jersey CitN
Continental Mail Southampton and Brenea
By hs steamship Hsnsa close IL NJ Supplementary NAL
closed tho PosiOf 1870 Steamship sails Al D a..
nom foot Of Third ST.. Hoboken
Prlsln closed Mail sent oT this line
Brest Havr bF The stesmhs
Europe $50 Steamship sas al y a H. it'@ f'x
No 60NR.
MAJ. Havana and Mexico per steamship Ceops close
sapoIsmsn.ary closed the Post0ice al 2i0 steam
Lio sails at 3 0. n. from Pier No 3 N r.
Mail, Bran the Argentine Repuhlc West nies etc By %.
steamship south America at Supplementary Nal vii
clos. al Office 2l5 steamship sails At from
Pier No as N r. :.
mai, Tor Kew w.s nv steamship George W Clyde elose
n M steamship sails at 3 D. ~ from Pier No. 20 L. r.
SUNDAY. fKB. %.
All Mails at II o'clock The tOsoAce osen from
oIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
AN ALLEGED lNCENDlARy.

August Reinhart was put on trial IN the
Court OF General Sessions before Recorder Hacket,
yesterday for arson. in attempting to set fire to his
rooms in the tenement house No. 1874 Stantons This is
a four-story brding having accommodations Tor two
families each floor. Beinhart occupied the second
floor rear rooms with his wife and boarder. and
cigar maker by trade He had Insured the contents Of
the rooms-cothing furniture, etc-for 5000 in the
Germania Fire Insurance Company At about 10 o'clock
the night OF Sept. 10, 1873, fire discovered in
closet In the main ROOM and also in a small bedroom
attached. Reinhart and his wife absent The fire
quickly put out and after Investigation by the
Fire Marshal the prisoner was arrested In the ttia
yesterday Assistant Rollins cOnnucten
the prosecution and Mr. Hummel the defense paste
board model of the rooms used in the evidence.
The first witness Augusta Stemler, living III the
house. She ont the evening OF the hre ana
Joseph Frederick traced II to Renharts rooms Tney
broke In the and found the fire. Frederick testified
to the finding OF the fire IN the two places jacob Mel
Ter testified that assisted In putting out the hre Inc
closet WAS nearly burned out In the bedroom the nre
seemed TO have confined to row OF clothes hang
ing against the PARTITION and corner OF the Ded.
Elizabeth Lowell. who lived opposite tho mousse, testeo
that she saw the prisoner come out about
five or ten minutes before the alarm was
given. Conrad Prophet saw some one leave
the vicinity OF Reinhars room just before the IRE was
fed that lie found the next morning. evidences Of kero
oil upon the floor between the closet ana
the bedroom Richard Arms also saw the evidences OF
Kerosene upon the floor August Erger
Reiuhart claimed that he had lost everything by
the fire, but aferward accepted several articles wncn
the insurance company thought were uninjured: SOW
eral articles OF clothing and silk umbrella were
which could be found In the rooms. Tue trla
will be continued this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The jury in the Spencer divorce case, after
being out % hours failed to and discharged
by Judge Re ynolds. Nine for the defendant and
three for the plantln.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. in the collision lease of Henry N. Wicks agt. the
steamship Circassian, Judge Woodruff affirmed the de-
cree OF the Court below Diminishing the libel with costs.
Oliver r. Steele and William A. Boyd have
instituted proceedings the Supreme Court to
from Thomas A. Kidd COO shares Of stock OF the COsmo
poltan Gas Works Company belonging to PLAINTIFF and,
is alleged, obtained through false representations
J. Nelson Tappan, as assignee in bank
ruptcy OF the estate Of Howes Macy elected Jan. a.
1874, Is suing William b. Isaacs OF Richmond. Va. for
1888 o. with interest from Oct 49, 1879 rs balance OF
An account growing out OF the purchase aud sale Of gold
by the bankrupts for the defendant.
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. In the collision case OF the Camden and Amboy
Railroad and Transportation Company agt. the steam
boat America, Judge Woodruff decided that where dam
ages are unquldated interest is not 10 be allowed
matter law but that the question OF allowing 10 rest
with the Jury. That proposition, however" said the
Judge true without exception. Thus, 10 an ac
ton Of which action OF tort the value or the
property with interest thereon Is held 70 be the value OF
damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
CONTEMPT IN A NEWS SUIT.

An opinion has been rendered by Judge Bar
rett Supreme Court affecting the important question
as to whether not be claimed as property.
The case that OF John j. Herman agt The Mlnhat
tan Quotation Telegraph Company. In this case the
plaintiff. who represents the Gold and Stock Telegraph
Company, asks an Injunction against defendants, who
are charged with appropriating cable news from En-
gland respecting financial matters An order for exam
nation of Abbott party before trial was made
and the matter referred 10 r. +. Andrews
to take the testimony The question was put
to the witness during the course OF the ex-
animation, How does the Manhattan Company
receive it's messages from abroad and 1t appearing by
the that these messages are first received by
banking house in this city before they are c0mmun
cated to the Manhattan Company, the next question
was what clearinghouse Is thatf" Mr.. Abbott de-
clned 70 answer the question, and motion was made
before Judge Barrett punish him for contempt Upon
this motion Judge Barrett rendered an opinion in which
he says: "The defendant is clearly in contempt and
unless he shall within two days pay the referees and
stenOgraphers incurred up 10 this date and the
cost OF both motions and shall appear before the referee
and answer tine questions propounded TO him and con-
tnue such examination under the direction OF tho
referee, attachment must issue against him." The
defendant Abbott has appealed 20 General Term aud
stay OF proceedings was granted by Judge Barrett
Yesterday from the order committing MIN 10 the County
Jail for disobedlence OF the direction Of Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
THE NEW GRAND JURY.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yester-
day. before Simmons sentenced, the new Grand
Jury in, 81 answering TO their names, and
four TO be excused Judge Brady then announced
that he ready four others. and that the
usual rule would be followed OF striking of all after No
%. Daniel Kingsley, John Levy, Simon Stevens, and
Christian Zabrisly were then excused, and the rest
in, Judge Brady remarkng, meanwhile, that 1t
was q pleasure to see many gentlemen anxious to
the public. Edward Cooper foreman Of the new
body, and the panel included many wel-known names
Judge Brady in charging the jury, defined their posi-
ton directly between the State and the citizen with
the responsibility resting them TO do full Justice 10
both. to present no from envy hatred, or malice,
and TO leave unpresented through fear, favor,
affection, hope OF reward. Their attention
particularly called to the excise, usury.
lottery, and election laws, and TO the laws
against taking Illegal fees and to prevent frauds in the
sale OF tickets steamboats, steamships, and other
vessels The especial designation OF these laws con-
cuded Judge Brady warrants the conclusion that they
deemed by the Legislature OF great Importance.
The multitude OF Oenses resulting from the excessive
OF prituOus liquors. and the effect OF deeterous
liquors used in moderation has no doubt bad lts
influence and properly In requiring That tho Excise
laws should be the subject OF particular mention and
the apprehension that the violation OF the Election
laws might sometimes result In subyerting the fran.
chlse, and That prevent the election By vote OF
the person really chosen, nave exercised similar
control Ia regard TO tnem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
~ 900 bail charged stealing metal valued 81 500 fou
Ihe store Of John &. Smith. at No. 23l Ceaiers
DECISIONS-FgB. 10.

Supreme Court-Chambcrs- BY Iudgo Barrcft.-
smith The Mayor. hel@aef. ISL al Pisr, Brown set
KEYS banse Thonpsea Kns8 sEt Lrfkshod lreo AT
Empire Peat Co Ulon Dime Dvyer Cheternzs
Purd-MolDas grated hatDla ShOc Leather Bank 49,
I'LL Wool Lserys n, ssttsr Of PeVrsn s Besb, M1res
tfIesb-Moten With $40 Fowler ist hsno>
matter Of lglani AID others. Daacsa sgL Goodsinhs
ore ndnurL Ki-rnan q. Abhoi.-Sse opinion
By Jsdze Don,hne-R mier 40 Harmony Fire Isursso-
Cono,ny Danbfoaun B1iierieMotoas denied RSi,
shell Motion denied Philips Melville
granted SO abide event Raggs at Maiden, Hull
Uipmeien; ADpOs agt BDses ani
Ia the matter, So. Peskskiil Plow WofkA
Superior Copf-SDe1OI T0m--Bv judge Sedg-
Scs.-Grln ubbeOrisf signed Frsssr az Do,neRefp
e1e or erred Kmia sgt Morrison Orier Tor Judgment Scbemes
horn sat Noou dsns I'd Boy'n sat Cooke Mo
ton gr ntd swift Sun Mutual nsaranoe Compsnyhups
gan,ed with IN allowance Of S75 swim at slncO grsnt<
an allowance SI5 Razor lg lIogad DAVIS sgL SOver
ast D,ye HsDiersolOfIc granted Lowell
Wegand-ses inn With Clerk at Special Term.
Bv Judge CarlG-ioyd BarBAoee ODnoo wish Cot d,
Special Term.
Common Plens-Speci1l Trm-By Judge Robinson.
-srrs HarrA-Moon denied Kelly sgL Kelly. Doby "a
DObby.-Decfess VI divorce granted 10 panuis