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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
THE COURTS.
A COMPLICATED RAILWAY SUIT.

A COMPLICATED RAiLWA1 GULL
APPLICATION FOR THE FORECLOSURE OF THE MORT
CAGES OF THE NETWORK, BOSTON AND MON
rREAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
The New-York and Boston Railroad COM
many was projected TO rum and In part built from Harlem
River to Lake Mahopao and point near BfowSers III
Putnam County, to meet there the Putnam anu
Duchess County Railroad These two companies
with the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad coni-
pany and the Harlem Extension Railroad Conh-
pany, were consolidated In january. 1873 mIo TAO
New.York Boston and Montreal Railway Company. BE-
fore tis consolidation tho EewYork and Boston Rail
road Company executed July 81 1870 mortgage OF
their road 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10
secure bonds 10 the extent OF $25000OO OF when DC
tween 81 200 900 and 81 100000 we're Issued ana Aoos
$3.50 900 arc dispute second mortgage Tor SZoOooV
was also made to the same Company Inc fhrmei'
Loan and Trust Company, through their COUNSEL i"e
Kirkland and Mcclure have begun suit in WESTMINSTER
County TO foreclose the aforementioned mortgage
Several answers are put defend special interests
but the only substantial defense ia that put IN by John
Crosby Brown and Jesse Seligmann eoruStee' WIN
william Watts Sherman, OF the two mortgages Oh 'io
consolidated company. The first OF these mortgages 10
for So OO0-the second for Sl2,5OOOOo lbey SCI
up nrs that at the time Of the consolidation an arrange
ment was made with tine consent Of the majority IN inter-
ext OF the under plaintiffs mortgage tat
81 552 COO OF the first mortgage bonds ana Slooo
900 of the second mortgage bonds, SHOULD DO SCI
apar TO extingush the bonds Of the old company by
paying them of ut the rate OF 40 cents on INC dGiAr Ia
casb and the balance in second mortgage bonds ana
that under this agreement the old mortgage was hp
sorbed the new. The second point was tat, at .ne
fine OF the consolidation the road OF the old com
PAM was incomplete and very inateqnates
scc,Irlty TO its bOndhOldcrs. The rights ol
way had not been entirely secured, the road
bed was not up grade in many places the supeStfnc
tur was deficient the buildings. dep0ts dc, wero
almost entirely 20 BE- provided These defendants claim
mat for rights and road bed they have expended
43 600 and FOR supersructITe, 1857 600 out OF the
bonds of the consolidated road aud in all an amount at
least equal to that expended ont OF the OLD bOnds They
insist therefore that the rights OF way ,hey
have superior, and as 10 all the amounts expended, an
equal len with the b0ndhoiers Of the old COMPANY.
ic Tappen has referred the questions raised by this
answer to Albert ckney TO take proofs and report his
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that nc should like TO consult with his associate counsel
w. r. Cogswe OF Rochester. who was then at nome 20
fore taking any definite action upon the subject Accord
ing 10 the terms OF Mr. Lords ball. he Is required 70 ep
pear in court day to day until his trial comes on
District Attorney to transfer the case to the Court Oh
oyer and Terniner which opened last monIhy Jnuso
believing that the case will be postponed until the 10
vembor Of this Court and 1t Is asserted ina.
the reasops for this delay are made known, the people
will be fully satisfied with the taken by the DIS
trict Attorney However IL necessary he can DO ready
he SAYS, after two days notice.
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THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The Fall regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club was sailed Saturday, and Witnessed bY large
number of persons. The weather very favorable
jus; enough wind blowing TO permit all sail to be carried
Four races were announced to take pace-one for
h0oncrs and the others for soops Of tGe first second
and third classes. The from the new Club
house in Graycsend Bay. seven miles and return. The
first race for schooncrs between the Comet and
Siren, was won by the former in hour 30 minutes
and 40 seconds For the second contest the frstcss
Soops Undue, Kate, and sadie were entered. The
former was the winner in hour 45 minutes ana 81 y
seconds aud was followed by the Kate which fiisLed
the course 42o seconds later In the third INC Hope
Lizzie H.. Flying Cloud, and Sophia competed After
exciting contest the Lizzie L. IN tho winner In the
last race tirdcass SoOpS the Victoria the only
boat entered. She completed the in hOnrB 81
minutes and 20 seconds, and awarded OF the
min
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SUNDAY PROFESSIONS LEGAL.

ToRoNro, Oct. 3.-'Fhe public meeting in regard to
religious professions on Sunday was very largely
attended. number of prominent Orange
men wcrc present and delivered conciliatory
speeches. Mayor Medcalf, who was in the char.
r1schocd their sentiments and said it WAS his duty
h ace the law carried ont against friends and foes
without distinction. If Roman Catholic professions
were distastefu to Professionals of Toronto, they
should seek an alteration of the law. At present, he
assured them, the Catholics have a perfect right TO
walk i'm procession.
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pEr4RruRE OF FoRElGN Wis.
MONDAY. OCT 4.

MONDAY. OCT l.
TUESDAY OCT D.
For Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool by TIE steamship
Wyoming mails close Al q. Steamship sass at -
For nav ana and Hesco tho steamship city Of Nerds
mails cose et p 4 Supplementary Mai is closed al
$50 stoanilp SAILS at D. H. n N tei 40 5. North
'''' WEDNESDAY. oCr. g.
Ter Europe via Gteenst9Eh and Liverpool by the seam
ship SoYth mails close at o. H. Steansnp sas At a. an,
THURSDAY. ocr. 2.
steamship Gcllert, usis close az 1850 M. supple
mentarS Mall Is closed - $50 m Steamship sails at y.
IN. from Pier 81 foot OF Thrdst, IIoboken.
steamship Gulf Stream, mails close at
p. Steamship calls 1t p M, from Pier NO -, Last
RIVER
M At D. a supplementary NAL y closed
240 m. steamship sais ~ p H.. RON iier go g.
North River ,,,,,.,, o. O
SATURDAY OCT 9.
For England Vses, ireland. and France Queenstown
liverpool by the steamship city o Richmond ms1 close
ri . Z. "a. 4 supplementary Nal Is closed 30 1915 ~
-team3h!D sails az ~ nom Pier 40 - North River
For scotland, only Via Glasgow. by the steamship Elys1
mails close 1890 supplementary Nal Is closed
- H. steamship sails st p nl nom Pier No 20 North
For Europe via southampton Bremen by the steamship
Nosel. mails close at 1880 N \ Supplementary Mai -
closed At 1880 steamship sas Al in rom Pier foot
Msis for Key West by thu steamship Clyde close s p ~
steamship sails al fr0n Pier No 20 East RIVER
SUNDAY. OCT 10
Mails for Japan Shanghai. Hong k0ng and dependent
Chinese ports and the Fiat Indies. will be- the
ship Ceramic. sail from Francisco Oct. IS Mails
once before q D. m, THURSDAY oct
All Mails close AZ IL O'CLOCK Al Ihs PosGOrco ~ open
fom . q. ~. 10 IL a. m
Mans for Newfoundland close At the New.York Po,toes
AsIfor iialY, " =, Is closed az tho Now Yorz Post
ONCE sVery day al o p n-
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fnalty to Great Britain. The English Canadians recog
nye this and the great PARTY which adheIes 70 tne m
sh as against advocates OF independence
or annexation feel their obligations TO tbs cath9no
Church. In consequence disposed 10 DC Dnu 10
ent existing over tho Guibord case viii subside end
though sooner later, the rcatiois between Ohurch
and late must settled in Lower Canada as elsewee
feel in predicting that violent measures VIII DO
resOrtod against the clergy for many years 10 coo'
PuhlIc opniOn here Is not ripe for such extremes.
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CGses ia AGIi-eT.itneEcted NO.
iiOps.
l.. Dusenbury ct al. agt.
Caiiaghsn.
.. Phelan agt COllender.
Matter OF the y. Y. &.
" Al. n. II. co.
4 FOrl-regt. Alden.
8. Mat;er az Trask act.
Peekskill =. Works.
6..kolly agt. MaythaIa ct
IL.
!. .Wcehan agt. Harlem
savings Bank.
B.. Matter Of Gardner 10
VaCate, sc.
q. AicTkl-c lgt Thatcher.
10. lrrdGn at. ilslry.
IL. Svft sgt Prouty.
T.. Martin ACT. LOwrEstein
AMI anO.
-. Duiiicy ggt. Shear and
anO.
II. Rush agt. MlTsion, i'm.
PLEADED.
IS. Hewlett ACT. Wood ct
al.
Is. HARRISON AIT Van Vol.
kenburg 90 al.
Mason a. A. sgt Arm.
sirong - al.
IL Robinson AT. Brisbane
ct oil.
10 falicOtt az. Moore.
20. Lindsn ast. Beach.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph Olchassu and John Olivia, charged with
having counterfeit ye cent pieces IN their possession,
hoAoIaDy discharged on SATURDAY ~ Commissioner Shields
Al The Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Thomas Kidd, alias Nelson and George r. Hams held
rng pistol at W Green ~ 81 West Thirteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
cErulsAL CASES IN THE USTED STATES COURT.

CEINfNAL CASES ~ THE UNITED STATS COURT.
The October Term OF the United States Cir
cult Court criminal side Judge Benedict presiding, will
begin on Wednesday. Detective shaw has arrived from
London. lie is one Of the principal witnesses against
Deputy Collector Col Robert Dcs Auges who is indicted
fnr completely IN the recent silk smuggling frauds, and
Whose ease VIII De most probably the ir,t tried
the approaching term OF the Court. The case
of the Government against III. B. Claim q Co.,
WHO are indicted for buying, selling. aud facilitating the
concca incnt Of smuted silks valued at 100000. will
be placed Ou calendar; but it Is not possible that IL
viii be reached for the present The Solicitor Of the
Trcrsu- y not yet decided whether Charles L. Law
renee naVihg eXtIdcd Tor forgery, he tried
for smuggling. This has not been dropped, as
rel e
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IS. The People e1 rel Hel.
ser AIT. Asieu 4 al.
80. People c1 rel Female
Academy offs. II. agt.
Wheeler q; N.
40. Matter VI reuquet 10
yGraie, &c.
Al. Matter OF Long 10 va
cate, sc.
AZ. Matter % SecOnd-aye.
M. T.. Church To va
cde, &c.
80. Matter of Rector, &c.
Holy Trinity Church,
Harlem, 20 NaUate sc.
t4..haiterOf Harlem Pres.
Church. u yACatc &c.
IS. Matter al Coleman to
yscair, sc.
40. Matter of Cornish ct al.
tO yacGte, &c.
II. HatterOf F0eny 10 va
cate, &c.
iS. Matter Of ClArksOn TO
Nacdt". Nc.
40. Matter OF Casey 10 va
cafe. &c.
so. Matter Of Newman 10
Eacaic, &C.
81 Matter ~ Rector. &c,
Char IA OF tho Holy
>epulCLre 20 vacato,
&c.
81. Matter ~ MscOmb and
ano. ~ yacato, sc.
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CALENDARs-Tnn DAY.

St7FpRMg CoUgr-CHANBRrs- J.
Monday Motion Calendar viii DO called at II
GESERAL TERsL-DAyIs, p. j., BRADY and DANIELS, u.
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So. Mutual J.. ms. Co.. NJ
Y, agt. Smith.
D4..Warner agt Penn. H. r.
60.
bs.. warner agt Penn. r. r.
90.
80. .OBifon agt Trsyn0rs
IT al.
81. .southwick agt First
Nat. Bank.
81. .Mornnge sat. Weldron.
50. Nat. B'k. Republic agt.
Palmer, r., and ano.
90. .Gr0ccrF Blk agL
O'ROike, impl'd.
81. Brown agt Ciimien
and ano.
g. Powers - al agt. Cross.
IS. The People er rel.
ScliaEck agt Green
OF al.
81 The reoplo eI rel. n. Y.
Disp. agt. Greea ct al.
B5. .scbolley ast. DlebL
60. .Speans et al. aBt. MAJ
thoHs.
CT. Audonried ct al agt.
Wilson. impl'd.
6S Keirstsd agt. orange
aud Alex. II. r. co.
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IS. Bell, afrn'K. sgt spottA
admir-.
80. Carpenter agt Brandt
d. lawson agt. pincknsy.
55. Tribune. Ass, AIT
Smith.
80. BGlguo art. Lord AID
ono. ex'rA
90. Ma10fga, OFT, aQt
ha 0rga.
81 Cahen agt. Plat eial
%. HifkOwsk and aus "a
brennan and anO.
So. DassS, a1n's.asLThird
ave. H. u. co.
81 Nelson. IT,, 8gt sun
MINT l.. ms. ~.
IS. -IIalpln ast TLigd ave-.
4. y. c..
dppeGis (YOIa OTfers
l.WalliDg 9Th a4y0r,
&c.
2..GisnBey agt. World
but. T.. Ibs. co.
..Hegsmsn agt Csntren
eJ al.
&..Urgemsn agt. Csntrell
2, nj.
5..W!limJlt agt Mesero!A
d. Beesman sgt E1git..
bic Life Ins sOc'y.
z. Wehle agt, BOUsry saw.
Bank.
8. Wehle at Bowery saw.
Bank.
D. Wehle agt BOwery saw.
Bank.
10. Seaman agt Mercy.
holds
L.. BfeyODrt sgt, BravOort
IL. .Hsi-tsad ct al. AFT
CO scr0ft
10. Heryberg and anO At.
Murray.
Il Tribune AZ. agt. smith.
Is. Games agt PLAT
10. HalpiEe agt. laird Ava
r. r. 60.
PART &c. p. DAILY, c.
,5l1 Dornbcry agt OBnsn,
sheriff
1893 Brennan AT. Tbs
Mayor. &c.
.4Gs Lynch a3t Tho Mayo.
&c.
,.S4. .GrceG sgt. BoaTiOi "a.
ucafiOu.
2o7 Greer ST Mcdonald.
Z93 Wagner agt Jones.
Il. p. DAILY j.
$50. gcmsenetsi. aetSaner.
OO7..Se@Lhan agk The Ma.
or.
.l2i. Conway AT. The Hsyor.
iI2 Lawn agt kehOO and
aaD.
5O7. Mechanics nd1relsrS
N2i. Bank 2gt Tas
Mayor.
9O2 C3rmOdy agt Tho May.
ur.
900 Morgan ag;. Central
PARK, y. and r. e.
"a irOai 20.
t7S FGiedo syL Third Ave.
lfUo i.lilrOaf.
go =. Bergen agt. Tho
Mayor.
296. HalSter AFT. Union Pa
CiiiC Railroad ca.
.l"j. p'ng 9g'. The Mayor.
.il5..IOne, adnIr. ayL Tho
Mayor.
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IAL TERM. curtis, ].

suraaIog CoUgr-SrECLlL TEaM-CUBIIs, j.
l. Clap sgt Price ms and r. Co. ct al
2..POhl,man agL Roth 2I.Snitn ast IoaeT.
s Ryan as,. The Mayor. 20. .cra5hssd 81 al agt
4stSart ast Paclau. 90. Way sst. crofulI
!. Haas agt. Haas. cOGs
2..Mc6ceyer ast. No ~ Sie4rgs ast Goldsmith
Scans a5t. Ridgely. Elliott e, al %
4..Coleu..n AT; Aagrer 3i..wilpIett ast. Wild
6..Coi4inan agt. Mulfo d. 20. .Brewsteragt Edwards
7..Coi:man aBt. Eosen- 30..FaieAer aSL CLARK ct
3. Coleman jenna agt Dixon 81. .KGrsheedt aga. Thrall
0f R5rdy ss' I' sp aa% So ZANE 1 ap.y: c e. al
HKonisSpaaac 'Medi, 20. P.;ser asi. Continental
10 sqea ag f Rs5 NJ so bca ct fsi F'SO
IL. Prime agt The twenty. AZ wech agt Robinson ct
H. Ogden agt Wood ct al AZ. aierson agt. Hoyt
Cews. 45-.fowero sgL Hughes OF
To- i FAX ct al as Klein 4G. .coinaer ag Griffith
et al 20 u,,. 4. York 9gt FulleE
10 Ofingor ct al agg. De 90. Carpenter agt. Fischer
20. Acker agt. Parker. 6l..Wesion ct al agt
81. Moran sgt. Davenport - ketcham ct al
kway Con. Co. 81. Bee KHAN sgt. Eluitl.
g at o RaTp s Soc t Of ts 4
d. Rousseau agt Isaac. 49, Nitsckie as o'Neil ct
-'''0''' "''' NY Ga. Olsen agt. Msckie.
TRIAL TgRM-PARr I-MoSELI, C.J.
675 Lewis ct oil ast Man Parlan by guard agt
haitian -. Go. Mctarldl ana tLo.
TT. JanusCh ACT kuifner. 1888. .htlchntr agt The
Sll. Chiampa agt. Simonet. 49, Mayor NC.
S53 Copeland agt Rowland. 625.. Bulls frad Blk ". Y
1876. Jones agt Ratier. ASt. hcFe"tcr CT al.
1888 Powers ag Roper c. 800 Strong ct ri agt Mime.
Eug Co. lehner et al
S5l White s3t Baxter. 636. Moore ct a. agt Beoni.
80 sSasI; ~ n rs, 100. cSasgrs as Farley
al
PART IL-SRDGwIcE. j.
8s4 Hembers agt. Ismsy. soi.. Durant ag Abendroth
722 Kuhn ct al ag;. Bren. ct al.
nan, SheIig 1888. Brown agt. Fisk, IT,,
SlS. Cavalagh AIT. Ave. G. ct al.
Il. X. Co. 5So.. Hagen Ct al. agt. hup-
$780, l. Schrcyor ACT. The fer.
Mayor sc. sl4.. Bechard agt. Murphy.
S7i Beck aCt lawrence l2I2 Dowd agt The Mayor,
! 10 Ripley, admir-, agt. Nut &c.
LIE fus. Co. =. Y. 900. Jones admir-, ast Roach
2lS .Sturn agt. Nilhams ct nj.
672 .ChambOyet sst Gag. 454. Mccarthy agt Nc
ney. Quade ct al.
GESERAL TERN FREEDMAN and SPlRR u.
l. Guidet agt. The Mayor "a. Fischer sgt Hope Nut
dc. Lie Ina co.
2..Newfied agt. epper 10. Hail. prest agt Sur
3..Smith agt. felloss 40. Hamilton agt Third
4..COuisincry et al. agt. ave y. r. Co
Pear,ail aud ano 47..yourneaY sgL Tallman
3. .Gruth agt Burk. AZ. McDOn9lf and ggt
q. Harrison agt. Tinker. Fraser, trustee.
Z. .BlOut agt. Rinalio. 40. Wright AK. Equitable
3. N Y. Catholic Protec- Life As. Soc. oil
tory AIT Blocker ST. Us.
& e. =. II. r. Co. so. Clark agt Geefy.
9..Clare agt. Natl City OF. Mercer agL Nose
Bank n. \. %. Mad. Ave. Blp. church
10. Mitchell agt. Vermont agt Bap Church IN
Copper hinlng % Oyerst.
II lad agt. ArAelL b3.. BreYolrt agt BTcoy OIt
IL Hunter aSI Howard lc % Madam agt Covert u AL
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13. Furman AT. TITUS.
-. Biri agt hustip, impPd.
70. Fowler agt. Keby, sh'f.
10. Hsrnctt and aDo. agt.
Barvey.
iT..Gibbs oi al agt. ST.
IlayleT.
I3. Whitman agt Conner,
sheriff.
10. Coleman agt. Crump.
20. WiilTont 9gt. McserCle
ttaL
II. Lehusicr % al. sst.
GrisgOli.
%. lutte AIT HnRheA
20. .llarnickcll act. Brown.
~. PUizel ACT. Van BrTnL
%. Fairfax s.st. N. b. q.
and ~. r. X. r. co.
%. .Bsrncs agJ. Barker.
Z7..iicgcGaD agt. Cantre0.
%. IaWToBcs ct al. agt.
cabot N al
20. .Issacs agt Ny. Plaster
Works.
30...gOuld agt. Moore.
81. Napier ar French.
80 Windsor IIBiel 60. act.
Hawke and aDO.
SO. Goodman agt. Sirohcim.
81. .Schench, sur, 8gt. The
Mayor. &c.
IS. .Schenet, Slr., AFT The
Mayor. Sc.
3B. Boiler agt. Tho Mayor,
&c.
81. Hescrnle agt. steele.
81. NeitletOn agt. Mat.
thOwq.
80. NeftieiOn agt. Nat
theWs.
40. Aliar0 agt Davidson.
IL. Rockwell a2t. Nc
Govern.
80. Rockwell agt. GinnellY.
As. EttliHger 1gt. SLIDER.
stein.
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1881. .Quinn agt. Crawford.
1859. keenan, agt. The Mayor.
1858. 10 q AIT. The Mayor.
2Ji6. .O'GOrmaH agt hanIak
1913. Phyie eci. Olmstead
723. LudiOy AIT. Royce.
1863. MOlicf agt. Tu.ka.
139. Lrasa AFT. Great v est
EN- ln-. 90.
2J0f. .WeJcr agt. The Mayor.
TRIAL TERN PAP
SET Dorm C1We2
il72. .Scmiudinser sgt. De
Pryster.
4S7 .kicier at Schcdh.
523 johnson aSL Morgan.
i43G. Browning a2t Home
Las. Co. Ci Ohio.
1857. .Hglass aSt. Burgess,
admir-.
RS. .Toylor agt. y. 81 aud
Fr,tDli =. T. r. 90.
1853. .Eisrer agt Morgan.
DPS .EsgG agy. walsh.
1920 Crowd! ~ al agt. Jack.
son.
1912. Jones sgt. Kelly, Sh2r.
1853. Draper at. kiEa'ii1.
1A1t..FuTsG, rs 81 arln dgt.
Second Ave. 4. X. co.
800. Norton at. h5,t,lno-
tn.
l4-O. pell agL Cpn0ver.
li02..Tracy agt. Nanlrwatcr.
lpYS smith AIT. German TX.
RANK
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PAgI III.-sPArLpNG. ].

3075 Mccormick agt he. 4T7G Lndemeyer ag' Spo
$500. White ar. noih.EIus. gel
45IO. Collins aCt. Lane. 22i2. Morgan act. PIicA
Oil.ArHpd Of n. Beer 2Sci. van Nyck aE. Kern,
liz. s,53 C'CO.ueil AZ. ~uCl.
3Oi2. Atlantic D.. Co agt. 1853. Plug .gt. Rulsayc
Canning. tSfT..Alen *. "a sslI e 81.
1927. .Saucr EFTeig 1865. SO VCDai'a act. Kahn.
1858. Davenport a. AT. 4T57.. Beach at Brady
MOutWorth,
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'p1t-PART L-ALKRR. J.

1892 Atyell ACT leland.
1852 .CuiAin aGG McCale.
1893 Bovine 2gt Garrison.
ADS. Frankel sgt. HOrBeial
~ NJ.
1911 Harlin art. O'3yTne.
33fJ.CUhn 81 81. agt. strip.
pei "a a..
3t3l DUscubur - al. agE
GOIld 90 81.
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2l Fisner agt. Hamill Of al.
~. Belloni. IT.. aBt. Nathan
and alO.
20. .Dambmann aSt Sohult
iDg.
"a. .PrOuty agt. Lake Shore
and N. $. X. r. 90.
IS. .Hesthert0n sgt Inst
ings.
20. Matter Of Legcndio TO
vacate. SC.
u. Harder Rgt. COrbett.
80. Harder At. COrbett.
20. knight agt Moloncy
OF nj.
81. Ocean House Corpora
iiOn agt. Cheppu.
81. The People 81 rel. Ny
ers agi. Asten ct Al.
32. The People ex rel Da-
via agt. Groen.
SO. Matter OF Bailey 70 va
cate. &C.
81. Tho People sX rel Tyler
agt. Green 20 ~.
35. The People tx rel. Vel.
yerion agt. Oreeh
CT al.
SO. The People OF reL Col
groN G agt. Green ~ al.
81. The People ex rel Tone
agt. Green ct al.
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plrr II.--JoAcnIMsrN. !.

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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Jerome PARK RACES.

JEKUME TAhh NhOIO'
MATTE A. ARIsTIDEs, PATIENCE, PICCoLo, AND
JOSIE Il. THR wrSNERs-cALvIN CUT DOWN AND
RUINED AS A RACER.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
NANAKER,
From EOlckoW.

I'D. REPUBLITAN:-On Saturday.
the 81. Of May, the people of this
quiet ii.tlc nei@'bOrhood, was reused
70 -recitic action b. seeing the flames
issuing from the wooG-piIc ard
s.nClle-hOuse OF Sar.;icrs Hile.7an.
lis sm0!e-hOuse was about six feet
nOrt2 Of his Kitchen: ara we$5 OF the
smCHe-house lie had enough wood
cUt and piled up, to do the family TIL
next Christmas. al Of which was coL-
sum2d by lie ''ticry ticmd.' 5TS about
two WagCn loads, which was thrown
back b. the numerous hands that
had rushed TO the scene, numbering
twenty-five Een and six women.
Though the T,0mcn and @ few men
were engaged III clearing iAings out
Of the dwelling, which was n ex-
trcne danger, tie pantry window.
the eather-bOaYd;E9 on the north
and pat CT tie roof on the same
side was cousurej; &;so his pump,
which stood II The well about six
fee from Tie smoke house. causing
them 10 s. about sixty yards to an
other well for water; though had the
pump stood, the heat was SO great
that 10 person could have stood
there TO nave used It. Nothing saw
ed the dwelling but the promptnoss
OF the neiGhbOrs III getting there. and
their hard work after they came, in
carrying water and dashiHg against
the north side of il while the smoke
house burned down, Though it was an
cXtrec,e!y hot place TO work III. Ii.
Z. Briggs lost his hat in the 1ames,
and HGdley Briggs came oUg'.n;nus q
shirt bosom. Several of the other
men GOT considerably blistcred, and
they were all the next thing to being
roasted alive. BY the time the dwell
ing was considered to be out of dan
ger it was about cleared of its, con-
tents. With the sm0ke-housc, went |
a barre of newly. made soap. $50 or
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

$40 worth of meat, barrels, boxes. and
a little of,everything else that belongs
10 smoke-house plundcr; also the heat
swept over the garden drying up the
Sooscberry bushes, pie plant, onions,
peas, &c. The loss sustained,
amounts in all to about 1926. or $3.50.
The dwelling was insured, but the
smokc-hOuse was not.
The Thermometer stood as high as
1C4 degrees last Friday in this neigh
borhood- We had several good show
ers ofrain Saturday night and Sun
day. Fall wheat promises well for Il
good half crop Miss Matte Vaughn
teaches our school. We think that
we have as many grasshoppers as we
can feed well. s.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
May 7tn, IS.
For the Republican.
Items on tne Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rail LC&d.

HUTCHINSON, KAs., May 7th, '75,
ED. REPUBLICAN:-This is the
county seat Of Reno county, situated
on Cow Greek, beautiful little
stream OF clear water, and abOUniin@
with fish. The city contains about
fifteen hundred inhabitants. It's cit
izcns are an enterprisinG, intelligent.
and very sCciabie people. South OF
the city one haif mile, is the Arkan-
sas river, spanned by a free bridge
l, $50 feet long. There are about 40
business houses here, representing all
kinds oftrade. Building and iinprov-
Ing here this spring is very brisk
There IS about 80 new buildings in
course Of erection, and all of q sub
stantlal character, fifteen of them are
brick and stone. They have a S15,-
600 school house and school 9 months
in year. The country surrounding
the city cannot be surpassed in any