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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Published March 5, 1874 ]
CHAP TER 96.


AN ACT relating to The sale real estate of IN
fsnts ana amendatory Of chapter - OF the re-
vised statutes.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, Co enact as follows:
Section /. Whenever Applicant on shall be made
10 the circnit for he sale Of any real estate,
or OF any interest in real estate. belonging TO an
intent or infants, nnder the provisions OF chapter
ninety-six OF the revised statutes, and order for
the sale thereof shall have been made, If IL shall
appear to the conrt that the interest OF the lnarts
wou'd be promufed BIZ plating such real eslete,
the c0uTJ may by il o. Ter authorize the guardian
0 guardians, on behalf OF such Infants, either
alone ur together with heir cotenants, If any, 0r
other owners, 20 make and acknowledge plat 81
such real estate, aylnF out roads, streets and al
lcys y my be deemed most beiefcia to the own
ers A plat made pursuant to such order ccrti-
fed and lckE0W edged in manner and form re-
CURED by law. and approved ny the court, shall be
81 Iutents oftue validity and effect D. II
made by suCh iuiaEts whea OF full aee. Alter
such plat sbai have been duly male and recorded,
the guardian or guardians may, IN manner pre-
scIibed BY said chapter. make separate sales Of
any lot or lots. according - such plat or part
thereof. Of the infants interests therein.
sec , THIS act shall be In force from aud after
is passage and publication.
Approved March & 1873. - COF1.
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senator Camrhsll. of lafayette. has
met with a seriou- accident which may
present his being present at The organ,
zlfi"n Of The Senate aud rhus-he being
a Republican-;hrnw it into the hands
OF the opposition. ;as in case OF the nre,-
ence OF all the other Senators there will
be lie with the casting vote in tie
hands Of Lieut.. Cog Parker. The Re-
TURNER'S having maj ,rity III the Hn, Sc
would then have entire control IF he
Legislature and woull bear TIE en,i,e
responsibility also We should have no
ohlfe'ion to see them work nnt heir or n
DIES ruction. which they would certainly
accomplish much quicker than when
checked 10y Repuhii.,an Senate.
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ii-tit#> III ttXuf!eS. ,>6euart> H. a.,
Was crowded with CARRIAGES. and thz.
great VERY stores were fhrnnga.i as IT
yore. Ihe New York lady oi fashion
Ta.ts'az4s m such thing n, "a panic a..
- s'rltEenrE III money. tt j. her husbanrl'<
hu'y :" nnd III >ney ~nmshov for her for
hot j'f or tlttle will she yield of hey
rigiif i" spend all he money >h. ,.h.,as,,..
Ii there he diiruoutI> that She wants she
mas f@eti The S2t.OUU 'hat thu ser
costs .er husband must furnish, and he
must =" II wit thous unrunir Fer >t,,
an III i'eri"'is dame. ani will stand no
nonsense about these things Half The
iaiiufrs tiiat occur IN Nav York pay .,e
eharscd up 10 this account. Fashion
rules Sitii IA rod ut iron. and from It's a >.
cree mere Is no appeal STYLE must !.,.,
,iia'hialnf:d, Tor when il il relaxed il, the
Toast the reiaXer drops ont pf sight. and
fiie Woman as good as dies That i she
dies S''ciaiiy. AMI there i MT one of them
VINO w.'uId rather die ac,1,jIy.
Oace more. thank Heaven, there IS
i cnnntry to draw from But for the in.
hnx oi fresh hlord and fresh ideas frnm
fhe country, the great ciCit4S wonia hecame
Worse tia'n sncers. t,uf rs It takes Ten
years t'tsr"'l person in New York. and
aS tho 1Sand< make their way here every
wear the old Sot"m urin}s alo,g after u
fashion. and will continue TO do so.
thftNfaas vas more generally oESarv-
ed tins year than ever. The rich gave.
gorgeous dinners-the poor modest din.
nerS-she dISSolu'e got arank. and the
t1otIce' stations were full. Curious nn
!lnns neopie have OF celc bratng the birth
Of the Savinurl ptrTRo
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EsssHE r. q S.

1t is proposed to repea! the law 81
1880 authnrizng the Prositieuu 10 APP
l.oint "a Chiet Justice OF the Supreme
Court, aud 10 leave the power IT, select a
Chief Justice. under the Constition,
with the members of the courts The
feeling in favor Of he change is Caring
ground in high official circles. aud Re
publican Srnator> and Representatives,
expess themselves In favor OF it.
The stock of provisions ia ST. Louis Is
as follows: Pork l9.52 barrels; LARD
1850 tierces dry-salted meats, about
81 UOD OUU pounds hans and shoulders
in sweet pickle. about 300, ,OUO.
The Rev J. 4 Spauldlug, D D.. pas
tor of the 81. Fau's Protestant III. SEQ.
pal Church, and Bishop elect OF Co.o q.
do, Wyoming and New Mexico, was
iuly consecratea on Wednesday, at his
church.
I!otchklss Sons hard wa=e mapufactur
ry in Bridgepo Conn was burned ON
Wednesday. Insurance SlOU, 900.
WASHINGTON, d. c., jan , The
U:,ited States steamship Franklin, re.
ported luel. has arrived at Key West
At 4 o'clock Friday moruing the gre
Gerry store of George Alderton, at Sagl-
nav Cisy, Mice, was completely den.ui
i>hed by the explosion of can Of pow
der The building was q two-story eoe,
and Is mass of ruins. A little daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. Alderton, fourteen years of
age. was instantly killed. airS. Alder
toa was badly burned-sill probably re-
cover.
About So, 500, 900 of the bonds of 1853
have been received at the United States
Treasury TO date. about s! ,sUO. 90
of which have been voted into 5 per
cents.
The decision of Judge Blodgett. Of
Chicago, that national bank Cannot be
brown into bank kruptcy. Is the position
which has always oeen maintained hy
he Comptroller OF the Currency. The
latter holds that the national banking
act itself provides all the necessary bank
ing act itself provides all the necessary
means tor administering upon insolyen,
na' a'Iunal hanks.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tions have proceeded SO far with their
work that they believe a reduction of
800. .000.000 in the estimates il possible.
The estimated deficit in the revenue fer
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EGatz2SGN Gk&E9E

The Pore viii deiver IN ,.La- N,
tlon In the con<istory ar In. 0 "i'oe1-
The L1nd0n Daiv Nesss @ u. =,
'ile nost,ie tn60 0i the as ''''7 tH',s
l->ued i'y the EfreneIa hi,ln 0i'' p'a'ofais
the German Govenntneta ''@Ne caused
com nlaints ~ iFrancp :" rene" ita
The Card nails as,po. na =, -,
on Monday wers. Hraneiai "' w 4o.e
..neIi Cl,in; G-a,.aII; Ore Ea'tt. ! al
Martini, and $40 Aal@tras 1''"'' acits
Bishops not yet. g,H4ise,s "i" '"o hFehc2
The Chamher of % ~
solved ~ huiId :. e. mmerce have re-
il Drhl.r ~ an~a>,,,o,rs Il Hallway Station
4 special from .s,rF - s0'rV Vo''.
.eonenna nf ,lar,,i,1~. ~ says that III com
The heultb. If the ~, fdhioF@ IN regard'ta
anxious crowd iiilu4a ''o' p" Hi'ani. an
he Royal Palaoa T 3t""'' opposite
,,.o,,l. were 80 ueSday might Tho
that ihe kmiier0w# ~ "e "aie"py
ined TO his r0ojA. a''H"u9h c7's-
li>per>o. "0y refused 10
The rector of n,
reu,ifie.I. 70. tho y, American College has
ii So, in E;,bG.l ne SO 600, confribnt-
III, baal,i, =. ~ the United States.
ny il improving. p''o' Oh uerma-
hart;n,, ,La =, re az San Sebastian en-.
sf,4n N.r;,ne-, publican troops under
a., .o.,....a -, anu who Cannot other
nv 3, t;CgI. t,;,rG H'aFe. being heiamed il.
DztatGhea r,,,,, o..
,cf;ve ,,y.,.,.,,. rom CdTtagena state shas
..,uIt on - 'i'ns are making for al, "a.
r.,,.s;yo,; = y city. The be-iegers ,,.ve
,re,,aIas rye quantity Of shells ari
o,,o,, 80. zen. Dominquez hollis F.
% |ho ,,,,rr".s 'ences "ith the Admiral e..
Of the a. ~ r securing the co-operafiorA
-ayarol - n Inc Insurgents have made
'eTefal 'FR ffectual sorIies. 'N""e
DaA4ile Is still e,,u6.aI :: =. -,
Of Triaga.sf ,, la tho Palaca
p,S 'er NIgra was well received hw
:.,.% MacMahOD yestei dav. an,, 80
acfep. 2'os' friendly claf
a;ts Fran col. Hugo. son Of Victor u,0o
~ D a friday, aged Is year.
~. - pa'cFes froa' ihs gold Goa { 40.
'1%s,' ~ - at Cape Coast Castle. 3
:, ne cattle liague has broke, o,,. =
a' 1tira' and CATTLE going thence to. ths
20 Id coast areii,fectes esI ~ 'oe
n telegram fro;a, Madrid stetae tho.
sn0 feSignaAion o. Gen. Siokles. Uo,oS
cepted. 'uic'ai'y ac-
The steamer Gipsey Queen bsv,og o..
s'r,'oi. "It~een ts'ty and sixty workmen,
IL, snhSen wreck IN the. Tyne. Fri
higfffen lives were lost.
day. N-s2' on fFi-
=: a dispatch to the Lonea,n Ness from,
y ' leh"e SayS It Is expected that R.rnr,
och"sr5 Aonhorn, Direoior of the Uni.
verssi Exposition. viii pc appointed Am.
oas.edoT TO Washington.
Minister Schenek has retur,a3 .c
| London. ''
hnmor states that Castelar, will ar
tempt coup d etat if outvoted IN the
Inc besaesers Of Cartaeena have bu
aassant. burned the outlying Fort Of
special 70 the London Daily TeIe-
tioe IN the treaty between Russia and
6oktara abolishing slavery il direetlv
que to ss'e exertioas Of Secretary Sohuy.
Ter, and all members of the Amerioas
Legation at Sc. Petersburg.
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R4a sSRS Eew, .

CHICAGO, Jan 3-rhr funetalogf9an
.. Sweet deputy commissioner d
i"ter0r' r"venue. whe siie,i IN Va>iis,,.t9,
- ihHT<''ay fast, will take piice at I,,.,-
aIfi lI.h'> tnrlu-r piat-. ol resi- .R,,,,.. ~,
Monday next TIE re.aai,.s. viii -. -
ferre,i 10 Rose Hill coinetcrv '''
NENiCsnt MsriiC DfNrs n;-,r,,.,
fr"'n 'ne Guy u N-xico, says the fy,s
there. 'f'e"eA
iiaN; G. ". HAzELroN has bee, nn-
po'"te. regent ofthe s;nis!,san;.s u
Siitote i''r tssA next tvo yeri<.
i1oNnoN, s}iH. } --''ae etramsl,is, Vic
tor'a which salt "a tlrpss. t}s~ss.,,., o., ;in..
2'fh OF Deoemher, for New Y,ak. g
fe5nrned "i'h all the bladcs OF her pro-
peilrr hrnhen.
LtvERPooL, Jan a-Fl,e aet,.H! ,sos,o
c','9t )" hiS city l. I67. u1) j,,;;gserS,
Fh'ch Il much hetpw h,. ess innate, Tbs
-t"ck ct corn j. 81 04U uy!ur,ers. a,.l =
hour 5000 barre:s aui |7..,l}- ;
= \ famine prevails IN Eve diss,iessof II =
auSsian province of Sanare. Russia.
The duke Of Edinburgh has, arrived. :.
ST Petersburg az
= VIENNA J-sn. Navisat;or. .s =.
Danube is closed ny ice. '"0
COLUMBUS; 81. Jan This en-, -;
GERS 'F"e mas dinst-So quietly tK.ua. r}lv
T,.r,,,in.,,;e, j''se NE p'"ee7sT 4" us
non 'i,'>t ot the eIi..i sissy, ,yto
c'"id obtain efnploy,Geus h.v,,. 2or :" ~ ~
H"rk. TO
\ Coup d Efat svas suoces.e,.s -.
rIrd out IN Madrid ~. t;..uerat l4,av 'A''
ft,a,aJ - -, -, "h'ii's- >ar' IN 10
fwe,tp ,na;n,;tr 80 - ,'h 4 fe-s ne u
I ,,r,,es So -. ."7 D"b'8i'' IN the
.,,.,,o,. w. ..,'I rom S''s palace
III .,r,,..r;'. ~ Tue 5>ffe cts and
pi' by the mupicinal guari}<, 'e ooco
MADRID. Dee. IA new SSSSsu
been tnrmed, as folows, pre.ia h,'S "a
fano hlii ls'er of Foreign Assi.i a''a osi
.nr;cnlrnre Ia, '15S''et W7 Figueras
r.'y; Interior, Garcia Dj,in i1n"ee'is
FJuete. Marine
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EWEsEsS anu Photographers. All
- KINDS CT work in the line of my business promu.
Iy attended to, and warranted give satisfaction
have I9st received a Wing Crnsbey's Multipiying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which / can take small
pictures OF the haeSt order, for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Framen
0nSEanIlN on nand. YORK street
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GUST.fP FEKRS,
RKER nud IExVEUru .

w ftrs his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment OF the latest and best styles of Clocks
American English aud Swiss Watches. also of Gold
anu Plated Jeweiry, at his Brick Store on Sth
treet, South side one door south of kremers Mani
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f.. II ERR.

WORK stress, ,MaMitowo wis. Dealers
l. III Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Ii,ss ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing.
Paper hanginSs, Hats and Caps Toy, Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lsmps, &C., &c. share Of public ationage is soli-
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HEs EEs CHR rs.

DkASFHtAA4 EGRdER. Keeps con
stantiy Gu hand the largest and best assortment
OF hats an caps of the late STYLES, at the lowest
sibls prices, and always pays the highest value III
cash itrali Kinds otturs. 1o-g
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81. z. RAN.gIT.
sEGN AND q,

0USE. SEGN AND CARRIAGE
Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the snuurine
null South Side. Offers his the Citizens
of this City in the above branches the re,,-
sonable ratus
Manitnwnc. June 18th 1872
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E'ss2xs. SCEaEsSEFsEEs,

MEAT MISUNDERSTANDING purchased
lNl the business OF VIM. Brown, L shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest at the
ewest rates. a share of public patronage solicited
1917
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FRED SEES ER.

4 NEE EstS tH MS many ITfesstks ahss sEEe
~ public generally, Il CHOICE selection Oi Fresh
Meats. Salt Pork and Beet Smoked Beef and Hams
Stusages, Tallow and Lagd at the loves,
rates. Market OH Commercial Street 9-1Y
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ED. MAERKLIN.

hru:-isf and ApOfhecary. sfh Stress
l. opposite the Post Office. Is fully provided
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
icnes and offers his services especially the pHYsI-
CLANS of this village and the ctrsfzf ana
scsentsftc preparation Of their prescriptions. IS
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8. S.s.s'EREEkSO.H. 3.

MANUFACTURER and peaIer I'm
V1 Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street, nea the corser of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and proniptfY executed.
Manitowoc, September 20, 1875
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CR.fkskEN ESQ YER.

s:ssz'lEANE 'lA!s4sssENG ESEs Is
Nl lishuent. St street, south end of Bridge.
The tailoring department i" complete, and contains
large assortment OF Fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
and eXamIn. betore purcnaslng elsewhere. 1911
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DEATHS TIA Z.

nR. a. 8. ssA 4Gs1ES, Dentist. Office
II III Slierman'S new building, Sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
rs Teeth eXtracted without main
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IL. CO.8AEEY-, .Es. ID.

DE fsSzJzAS aad Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to- the people the City
sni county OF Mdiito Oiics over j. A koehier :
store. I3-I
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1Sl IN Leather. Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofall
sizes constantly hani a Milwaukee prices Ou-
felttnz : ma e OF the best tanned Leather Office
on Sth street Ssuth side, door of Williams
House Mauitowoc. Wis
AS-Cash paid for Hides, Skins, Tallow and Ban kss
1873
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fs'ss tef.ss sak NTsf
l. daA-A AefO O1N r..
0 OA5e, 85h-st5., North Side.
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:. 37rc5erot, Proprietor.
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TEaEIS---S2. III Advance.
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.g.F EaEeEvCxs.szezs. .Es, ID.

OFFICE SHERNAN'S BRICK BLOCK
North Eighth Street, MisuiIowoc.
oFF1cE Horns to 8 A. NJ.
| to = & To p. "
4, C.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
THE ATTITUDE or CONGRESS.

Congress has not yet developed anything
new or strange in tAe political situation, and
certainly has not foreshadowed anything of
the purposes of either party. The general re-
mark as the members began to come together
in Washington last week, was that the gentle
men who have carried things with so high
hand for several years past did not seem so
"chippern as formerly. 1t was also remarked
that the members of the opposing party, who
after so long period of repression might
be expected to show some signs of elation at
the change which the late elections had
effected in their position, were not especially
exultant, though they seemed to enjoy in a
thoughtful way large and pervasive sense
of restfulness and content. On both sides
there appeared to be disposition to be-
have as well as they could. look as
pretty as possible and wait the turn of events
The seriousness with which the Republicans
began business on the first day of the session
with the reports of the Committee on Appro-
priatons. showed that the party in power was
determined to begin well at least, and that it
had learned one lesson from the elections.
The quiet behavior of the Democrats showed
that they too were conscious of being looked
at, and somewhat careful how they behaved
under the scrutiny. There has been no dispo-
stion manifested on their part to boast of
their victory or threaten what they will do
when they come into the enjoyment of its
fruits. Both parties in Congress have for this
first week of the short session behaved ouite
beautifully, and we hasten to congratulate them
while we may.
This is in large measure tactics we pre-
sumo. The two parties are not so much in
tent on legislating wisely for the country as
they are upon watching each other for possible
advantages to be gained. How long this
business of sitting over against each other
and waiting for some movement to be made
will continue, it is hard to tell If only parties
could be as shrewd and discreet as individuals,
it might go on through the session, neither
one compromising itself nor strengthening the
other. 1t would be for the Republicans to
exercise reasonable economy in all matters of
absolutely essential legislation, and for the
Democrats to talk little, but keep their eyes
open. To let things drift would be perhaps as
safe policy as either side could adopt. But,
fortunately or unfortunately, political parties
are not so perfectly organized as armies, and
80 no general order can enforce silence
throughout the ranks. Somebody will
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Fx-Concre John A. Peters Of Maine 10
urged as good candidate to enter the neid against
Senator Hamlin. It Is very evident that without
caucus Mr.. Humn cannot be elected. There ought 10
be iudenendent Republicans enough in the Legislaur:
to unite In favor OF Mr.. Peters or some eqiav Soo1
man, aud elect him. caucus Or no caucus
The comments Of the press on the Presi-
dents message present good illustration oil the enanss
m publjo sentiment during the past few mouths ins
ORGANS which speak IN old fulsome way OF toe fres
dent as n man who do no wrong OF uh"isc t"i"'s
and which look upon all adverse CRITICISM as s'a"uof
ond abnse are few and far between Tue ranknSs
th which a great majority OF the organs speak ,neir
honest sentiments SHOWS that .Io' nav" -N' '' ~
independent press without Proh'
The Administration party has evidently had
nout all IL cares for OF Kellogg and bis bo IA Louisiana.
e attempts OF tho Board of Canvassers to keep back
he returns OF the recent election and cheat the people
again out of their legally elected Legislature have been
,,,s too much for the jealous parisaLs To bear.
Ths Ohicaoo Tribune In the face OF tie Presidents mes-
asge comes out sQuarely against Kellogg says true
oount OF the votes 1872 BY Democratic Legislature
would show that McEnery was elected Governor anu
adds. ." We think the Republicans, as o party haVo
arrsd Kellogg and his associates long enough; they
have kent him In power by force for two years. agnSs
tho .olemu Judgment OF the Investigating Commteoo Oh
pnrhlcap Senators that he usurper Behind fhas
,,a,t tbe Republican party cannot now go. partiou-
Yar,y when the people VI the state nave ah W
ya vnte that too decisive To be questioned. one OF
fvo things should Do done either o!ue. now
for Goyernor or let the party when carried ne ,stS
Iacson govern the State, n kellogg loses an ono9
which he csnnot hold hour save w the Aia ol 'ns
Federal army aud navy. .. .
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
Nesu'2lurk Dailp gribmats.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1874.
II RIPPLE SH E f. II

The trial of Count Arnm continued Yesterday.
Testimony given in regard TO the discovery OF the
abstraction from the archives at Paris. The Pres
iient the Left Center OF the French Assembly stated
that the time for concessions bad passed 60 There
was another gale on the British coast.
In the House OF Representatives Mr.. Garfield made q
personal explanation, denying statements in THE
TRIBUNE; Mr.. Dawes explained regarding the Pacific
Mail cation. and at his suggestion order
issued Of the witness Irwin for contempt
King Kalakaua OF the Sandwich Islands will arrive in
Washington to-day. Extensive preparations for his
reception have been made. g. The Louisiana Return
ing have decided to refer the De Soto Parish
returns 10 the LEGISLATURE. Quiet prevails in Weeks
burg the negroes returning TO their homes.
Judge McCue granted bill OF particulars in the suit
brought by Theodore TiIton against the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. and the trial postponed until the
January term. An earthquake shock felt in
Rockland and westchester Counties, and In Western
Connecticut. 80 james III. Banker withdrew his suit
against Commodore Vanderbilt and conveyed to him
large amount Of real estate. At tho Croker trial
several witnesses testified that the prisoner was
armed. aud that an unknown young man the Inur-
derer. President Jewett, IN q statement to the
Erie stockholders admitted that the earnings lad fallen
OF over million during the year. large emf
grafton 10 Germany reported. == Eighteen fire.
dis missed for breach of ipne. Gold,
INA ls. Ilit Value OF the legaltender dollar
close 50 clio cents. Thermometer, $40. 400, 80.