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The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-30
GENERAL MATTE RS.

The leading coal companies IN the wy
omine, Pa, region, have agreed upon 'o1a'
suspension Of operationSfor one montn' -
take effect January lst.
Two-,hirds Of the paper makers OF the
country are said 10 have agreed to suspend
production until January nth, their object pc
ing to effect raise Of ten per cent. on the
selling value of fine papers
Yale University club has issued cbai-
lenge to the Harvard University club TO row
an eight cared, four mile, straight-away race
with c,xswaius. at such time and place and on
snch condition sas shall hereafter be mutually
agreed upon
At the election held in Dakota and
Dixon counties. N-b., OH the 27th, on the
question of issuing bonds to the Covlng1on,
Columbus and Black Hills railroad company,
the bonds were voted by a four-hhhs majority.
Work on the road will begin at once.
The Congregational Church at Henry
nj over which the Rev. Mr.. Glendenning Of
the Mary Pomeroy scandal was called 70 pre-
side, has split into two. The first sermon 70
the secsders' church was delivered bv Rev. W.
E. Holvoke, aud his subject was, curiousiy
enough. "Character."
The golden drawing Of the Louisiana
lottery took place on the 9th. The follow inf
numbers drew the principal prizes: os2 wof
slOo. .0uO. l6,70o drew s6o,OoO; 0.249 drew
52o. .0,0; /, 1876 drew $4,000; apis and -, 20
each IS .ooO. and the following, s2,oOO each
100, |, ,e9s, 6,oO,, l',470.
At a meeting OF representatives o
East. Z trunk line railroads on the I'D, wa
decided to advance rates on tour tn class freight
4, correspond with those fixed at the meetin
, in Chicago few weeks ago, to take enect De
! cemter oSth. No change was made In IN
!. rates on -four aud grain.
!, Cincinnati is making arrangements 10
y A grant celebration Of the inaugural OF ii
. centennial year, on New Years eve, At mid
= night It is proposed to celebrate the esel
!, by the nging OF all the bells in the city, u
I. firing Il cannon and . grand military al
N civic procession.
lie Richmond, Va. was visited BY live
> earthquake shock the night Of the "a y
4 auests at The different hotels were 50 alarm
from the rocking Of tuildines - 70 assent
in the parlors en- dishabills, ready % leave
premises. The alarm was general. the sho
being felt in all parts Of the city, and the g
o. xens leaving their domiciles in fright.
lat Ad-ices from San Rafael, the capital
h. Lower California. report the success OF
nt. rvolutionists IN their attack upon the
n, and the killing Of Gov. VillasrAna AID ~
OF ty-nine others, securing possession Of 9th
IN IN portion Of the government troops have ~
II. refuge in Arizona and Gen. Kartz has
his patched fcrce Of cavalry to compel their
lte. render TO the q. S. forces
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-30
Go to see DUDLEY BROTHERS.
POLITICAL.

Gov. Hendricks Of Indiana, has accept
ed an invitation to deliver the opening ad-
dress of the Southern States agricultural ana
industrial exposition at New Orleans on the
26th of February
Governor Chamberlain Of South Caro-
lima has refused to issue the commission Of
Whipper and ex Governor Moses obnoxious
Judges elect. He says that as the present IN.
cumhents OF Office, to which the above named
nsrsons claim to lave been elected, will not
expire until after another general election o
members of the general assembly. the present
general assembly has no right to elect theli
successors
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-30
Legal n Offices

STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court.
Fourth Judicial
COUNTY OF AsoKA, District
In the matter of the application)
Of Aurelius p. Wiley,
to perfect title to real estate sold
by James w Kelsey, guardian.
TO all persons interested in the following de.
scribed real estate, situated in the county Of
Anoka and State Of Minnesota, to-wit: The
east half (x) and the southwest quarter q 81
the southeast quarter (x) and the south east
ouarter(k) il the south west quarter \ )of sec
ton q; in township 80, range % west.
Take notice, that the above entitled appjica-
ton will b. brought on for a hearing BY erder
Of this court. before the Hon; e. s. Wander.
burgh. Judge Of said court, at his chambers in
the court house, in the city Of Minneapolis,
and Stateof Minnesota, on the 22nd day OF ian.
uary A. D 1876, at II lo'clock AN. Of that day;
and you are herby required to be and appear
at said time and place and show cause it any
exists, why said application should not &c
GEO. W. MORRILL,
Attorney for Applicant.
| ASoKA, Mixx.
November 18th, A. D. 1876. nov18-7w.
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DR.. Pierce.
From the Toledo Blade.

usuccess is never achieved without merit.
4 man NAV make poor article ana sell II once
and there being 40 900 900 people IN the Uhlten
States. the sale to each one would be enough
10 make decent fortune. But an article that
holds the field year after year, and ihe safes Q.
which increases regularly anu iaPiuis, iu0'
have absolute merit.
DR.. K. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, MY, occupies
our entire eighth page to-day with his various
articles. We admit it, because we Know tue
doctor. and know of his articles. We Know
Inn to oe regularly educated phsslcnul'
whose diploma hangs on the wall oi his oi,ce,
and we know that he has associated with hlm
several Of the most eminent practitioners IN
the country We know that parties consult
him by mail and in person, from all the STATES
| in the Union every day, and that they are
| fairly and honestly dealt with.
| This grand result has been accomplished py
two agencies-good reliable articlesIartlcles
which. once introduced, work easily tneir own
vay-and splendid business management
| They hayr succeeded because they ought 10
have succeeded .e
! If YOU would patronize Medicines. scientih,
cally nrpar,d by a skilled Physician ana
Chemist, use Dr. Pieroe's Family Meoiches.
| Golden Medica Discovery is nutritious, tonic,
Alternative, and bood-c.eansing, ana Is an un-
equaled Cough Remedy; Pleasant raraause ,'
Pellets, scarcely larger than mnsthrd SEEDS,
constitute AN agreeable and reliable physiie
Favorite Prescription, remedy LOT "e.
bilitated females; Extract OF smart Ween,
magical remedy for Pain, Bowl Complains
and an uneuualed Liniment for 10th human
and horsefirsh; while his Dr. Sago's ea'rrI
Remedy is known the world over as the grea,
est specific for Ca,arrh and "Cold in the n.aa
ever given to the public. They are s'ld Q.
druggists.
J % YEARS A suFFaRER. R.-cURED BY THR GoLpE.
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
$ DIR. R. v. PIERcE: .,;r
Dear Sir.-Twensy years ago was sni,
/; wrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, ana tns COZ
i and exposure caused large atscess to torn
e .a.h lrr. which kept continually discharsint
4 I was attended by doctors in Liverpool, hasl'
n New Orleans, New York, and at the hospi.
i ON slater Island twhere the doctors wanted
take one leg OFF. Finally, after spendiI
l. hundreds OF dollars, | was persuaded 70 .
), your sst;oldrn Medical Discovery, ana nov
d IN l,.ss than three months after tsking the M
IS hottie. / am thankful to say ! am comPle.s
a cur,d. and for the first tune in ten years g
= nut nv left heel to the ground: | am az no. a:
> r.ar,y every evening and shall BE- clad to san
Il ~ any r+rson Of tn. truth oil this intormatio
lam SIR. yours respectfully.
q. WILLIAM RYDER,
- 81 jefferson Street, Bnffalo, n. \
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New York Market.

v,onr.. Dull and irregular; shade easier, Ire re-
.S fIo.., ., 200 Ibis; superfne western and state.
salsi 81 5s to Is to good extra ho; western ter
and p' state IS 90 to 5o good to O. ehslhe no to a9
So 55 to s oo " Shite ae Tnsa' to 4o e; extra St. Louis,
extra - o7'V ao Minnesota patent process, extfa
70 oon ~ 70 20 nrims, aG, Sc Is to . 90. ooo -
&C., EGn 70 d 5ssep, rec apas,r,1sS 900 ss
rejected spriis ~ lower s, 10; No. Mil
waukee, wai 81 SO; No Milwaukee, M aa wesarn ~ -
s5; No do 81 10 winter s;n,s Iea 81 Ssse oos b"
new $, 2Sto 80 Wa,n, ,o nTrs,S' white do. e
mixed western state 40 ~ oo'a''
to 52c.
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e,.r,cts from the Mark Lana Express o.
Dec. s, 1875.

After many intimatlons OF It's ne", az
nroach. winter at last has come WV"
ip,n,sn,i p,ui severity, the whole country
tav;no heen covered with a heavy ia,,
IF snow. completely putting stop 70 al,
Iahors. which mus, now be postpoheu
IN a complete change gives FARMERS
W., "notbcr opportunity toiinish their WORK;
Az Enrone seems to have experienced
.t,a s,me sort of weather, but wnete tue
Wit was rot in early and IS wei up
=. ,;,l NOW have a valuable protection.
NV ~ r,arke.s have felt the difference,
and values have been rather ha.uen'n
as the Baltic, already partially s'op'e";
may be expected finally 10 close' "a"
the supplies by water have oecoule .na
t.r;al,v lessened. At PARIS II mas ooen
severe. and the Flour trade mas fecoso'eu /.
aoNI -, ,os, franc. and good samples OF
VvAa.t have rather aavaaced there' as
a,, .s in the Provinces. The same
s.,,a ~o or things has ruled in Bclgium'
M'm,na Germany, Austria, land hungary.
e. nnr foreign supplies must generaiiy
c"n nm and the influence OF our country
.,a,s M will be more telt. but the
hn,t still in grapery continues to; hea.y
anv snaden rise. especially WIZ
"hr;stmas so near. and there seems ii'tis
Nrnsnsc, of any material advance hei'f'
-, The character OF the wealhel
than with so much Wheat IN town' VII
hs unusually important. With the mos
S.rnr,ble aspect there must oe hrmness
IN, with ANYTHING severely uhtowatu
r;sa =, l0s. may very easily occur anu
a..r;sa On to the end OF the season
Onr weekly sales again show mater
=, ''u;nr ofi from those of last yea'
S,nnnt;nv ~ 10 Is, GOA grs.. and many
the coun'r ~ MARKETS quote pr,ves plv nn, n~.
above those ofsLondon. we e"uns
therefore, reckon upon iioeral nl'isa W
ornative produce in the Me,ropons' ,h -
those holders of foreign VINO nave ). y
courage to endure the temporary u
nression Of a plethora will not tnen
e;talv TO throw their chances away.
;sramarkable. too. that almost eve
r,r..;gn market in quoting Whea. ior
sure delivery shows higher prices.
.san,h % nertectly aware OF the brit'
anfs and the large drains they
VIE mon their stores. While Nor'
| Enrnne notes happy fall OF sno
elu nornhnseh's List the foilowi
s.ias were reported: Ghirka, hos. TO \
"a white Spanish. SIS. Sd. te ocs.
ou, o..;,a % inter. as. M.lw .ukee, AS. >
Na suriug, ASS. 3D.; No. :. ios, . :,
NJ > sss. 6d. to 3Ss.; yellow fo.
4ss M c,lit rnian. SIS. to 54s.' WI
cs,cu,,a @ ass. and AS. Cd; East indl
AS to AS. ou. -, xxhat noted
: week were 45.049 grs. ~ ,s
against 6s. 65s grs. At ass. . oa - ass =
The London averages were sos'
on 1891 grs- r...a,,,, Cor
The imports into the A'ngdo" lo'
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A Great Acquisition.

I. has really been heretofore, to Eastern peo.
ME. one Of the draw backs Of Western hIe una.
they had to 50 wtnou. .ae - h.vs on their
NJ M h.;t modern entsrpsize has met this want
W. W., ~, nov ret at tn. Fish store OF Mclntrr,
nssn Co. is, Rast Third St, every KIND o.
= D s.t mat as fresh a. we could in New York.
N,. 1 slons csn the citizens Of 81: Paul procure
I'm ~ I'm. inSnries a Fresh Cod, Haddock, Lob
ss stsr and Oysters, but, they are sent. q .h,s
House. safely packed, TO alI parts ., .ne sue s.ase
- u.,,s;,e Dean & Co., If they wish to know
~ .o.,d living i. We had some OF thcs'
~ns $3.50 set Why, they nsve
Erer thev had left their SEA beds until they naT
;mmicrated down our throat
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chicaco Market!

tJHICAGO, Ilec. %.
; FLOUR Quiet and weak. shaaa
EGrain--W heat, active an and NJ a snads Eh;
higher; No. Chiesg"' le,,pr o Januarv no; No.
eS, chicago. 10Y to 10 sac; rejected, 6a ~ S TO
6 &c % oats, duh, and lower; No. sOc cash.
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The Anti-MonopoliSt.
Imperfect 1ass

place of growth, beside saveing. the numerous
profits that are necessarily made when II mas @
20 through the regular chanel OF trade. IS
crafty ing to see their efforts SO well rewarded,
farmers it you want the best OF gooas a. living
rat;,s send to this house for them.-5ee adver-
tisment in an other column.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-30
milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. %, Io'o
Flour--Dull and nominal: =, o- NJ
GpAIN-W heat, firm; No. I, sl.oo%; no.
hard 81 10Y; No Q, 80 5-ec; seller Janua-
~. 0OA; seller February, 81 :0l y; no. ooh
G.}s demoralized and lower; No. : ~ LAC.
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St. Louis Market.
r. 81

CIE I1Vu1'3 ~ =
-Flonr-. Weak; fall superiae, 20 30 to 3 7S'
ov.ra trat ss rs to 80; Xxx, 81 % to4 70. >, 90
Grair- Wheat, dull; No RED western Ma - % 90 %
to AZ bid, cash, Oats firmer; NO. = % 10
34Xc. N. ,o,ror. soo 90 delivered.
loMef Lard ard HI higher; las
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Don't

by your holiday goods until you have visited
DupLEr BRorHERs.
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APP. Tea Co

.or,- Ia in this STATE has been snp-
81 80, - ~ ss4.faishn,ent ofthis famous Isa
r. | here = YOU ses the pore uticae fresh frcm sne
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OF F1ftsOQrNo, Tar AAsGs . r.
ment or the navigation u t1
I thorough exaninaf1O1
lect, :. condemn the ID
Of locks and dams = too
ior construction from ~ q
with their nlAintenance qn1
en-. lunping expenses
improvement, in Their oR
keep the channel - near
normal CONDITION - posi-
etc, ard By the removal =
New S.
| 1t DupIEr BRorHERs d ~
| They kse
I the finest stock of B0olm
! in the CITY.
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TO LOAN,
Money | / ! /! i 4
on farm
Address D. 8
B. JOHNSTON
No. 20 Day
ton Avenue
ST. Paul

TIA 2 P,n;nr.nn Swing Machine Was award
a the highest Premium Il the Vienna kxposa
ton.
Remington Breech Loading shcs Guns maae
Of test Norxay steel. - " % 81 d 1Au1-
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The coal merchants and other citizens
of pr.fsfmrrh Pa interes1GR r t1xNIMn -
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New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
THE SEVENTH EEGruExr ARMoEY.

The Board of Apportionmcnt yesterday, at
the request Of Commissioner Porter authorized he CON
troor to Issue $50 900 of Croton Water Main stock The
Controller said he had been serycd with an order ssded
i,v judge Donohuc. TO show cause why a manddmu'
should uct be Issued compelling the Board OF Estimate
and Appor.ioumcut TO make provision In the estimates
FOR the erection OF an aIuoiy. Inc pei
ton or which tho order Was issued is male
bv Col Tmmous Clark. LiCut-COl :. Oscar
RYDER and 4 jor George Moore Smith Of the I'm Rcn-
mont They quote the law requiring the Boards OF sinner
ri, rs 10 prov io accunmoda for any regiment Dft-
sion or COMPANY oil the National Guard. STATE inc fact
fti piece OF llui at StNty- l-> ana IeNiIt a'c'
the property OF tue city, s"t apart ot the gihrh
cu winch to erect 1u aiinorN ani tAt tho b'aiu OI
Supervisor, OF tui- county uuHoEi,d an apHopEb.l leh
Of $500 COO 20 Doc made 20 erect n arlAoly tlI IT.
-ucctc"Jien. Woodward aud MWor-ten Shslcr con-
handing the First Division N&uond Guard had ti-
ro,o1 tho site. and thai an arcJtcci h'd beer aio
TIE NIy0r t.id th1t Dc ha0 received COPS oi tne
old,r and lad son; IL 10 the CorcrUt1u counsel 10
answer AttlC las! meeting Ot thc Board me loh''cf
ma Ir.dra, Wheeler opposed any appropriation Inc
,iac,,i ANA President LOWS favored lnAl "pPN .-
t.,n f,rthp pr, sent veai. The matter vii piond"lI
come up iOr settlement the next meeting oi the Board
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
Yesterday before Surrogate
THE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY. \. v, Nov l6.-ln the Court 0f Appears,
Tuesday Nov l6. the following decisions wore le 'oM
q costs o opposing notion and on o0noion thi hl
LIANT STIMULATES to submit ON printed briefs on his P-ho''
Motion granted with costs unless appellant within 20 DAYS
nay 81 Of motion Gle new bond IN proper IoIih
win sufficient surctosIho Atlantic and F"chc ieiesr1ph
Waio9 denied with 10 costs-Tbe OelensbuIg and Lake
Chimp!tin Railroad Company agL The vermont ana NA"l"
Railroad Company. "a hin.
motion and s costs 81 noon-knowlton agt No"-Noi"
and Harlem l;air0ad Company. ., . ., It'll.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted costs 70 aDe
event -Welch act Cochran; swift agt Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY. .., .r,,..,. ,oo,i.
Appeal dismissed with Cosis-People agt IWeedi feope
agt. Tweed.
The follow ng motions were made: ~
TIe Aucuturai Bank at Shelncld motion 10 place on
c. rinlsr -('i.rtri. S4muel Hand 'cG motion. ,,
Pc" agt Eeycs mol Ou ior rcargumcni-rdnUel and iof
motion and Al. Parker opposed .
No 10 G0iiruy agt. Mi,cr motion 10 amend return
Martin t0nn,y and y. G.. Monk for motion. Joseph Il.
ordered fidt ats nneuf
appellant opportunity g. move dt tIe General IcfH
Ross ayt cts: motion 0t thas - iakcf-uflrfed
ut-,i tbe calendar 20 be submitted when u Icntd.
aprrqs nom or ier: No 3fO-Lou'si DOuai Whcle re
VIM 4. COnHOf Sher1t &C llfll afg,li Nv
Enon Goodwin OF counsel Or appellant ANA by th19 Nhee
for Tt spOudeuL
No 32i-lho People &c. ex rel Buckley Treasurer, sc,
t AIT Tie hna3d cf Police ard IA Use 0l i"hF -
by John H. knaebe 0i c0hnsc ioi appel
llIiS aud by -. VI. Dewitt foIr lsppndeht ,,,.
10 s27-Aiam Fryer ,p0.dcut agt stephen NockieeI
et a. Argued by Isaac l. gberi OF counsel io
auprliaits ani ~ q. :. IauotoaIX fci rcaponieni
ex.cItitN 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by T. ". Hubbard OF
caurtl for ape ana by ". \. Dutr TOT re'PondeLi
no 3,ju-jenC- 8thgatt administrator, oc' anu "'hi >
lrnt a-t JOln l.. IIaSku aud au0 aplc ar
gut Abel Crook OF counsel for appellants ana ~ "eo!-o
"a. tcphta, for 90. Iuudcat@.
Gtrrt AIT Gurry.-Al curItnt rfa wed; cgs' sii on
T,,ii,r.afon "a a. made and ttis CDur. adjourned.
rtc following b. the Court OF Appeals cay calendar 0f
"Wednesday II, 1875 Nos 3 a. 30 80 ~ 49, - o.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
yHE LITTLE ACKOBATS.

TESTIMONY or PRINCE LEos TEAlSEE-crCEL
TREATMENT DENIED-THE STORY or TnE DoY's
FATHER.
The proceedings by the Society for the Pre-
venton Of Cruelty Children 10 take the little boy
"Plnce Leo" whose real name 10 Frederick Berger from
the custody OF Walla Leonard continued yesterday
ylr Husband (Waa Leonardo testified Tia; he obtained
the child from is father Ia september last The only
rceineut was that Le should treat the Child NOM
ber of his family he had tried to do soand return
him 10 hls father when hc fifteen years old lie de
MED absolutely any cruel treatment Of The child He
had found that threats and cOaXugs were ar more ef-
feoiye than actual punishment He had never kicked
the boy these court proceedings were begun
he told the father 10 take back his child and abandoned
the intention Of having the hoy indenurcd 90 tim.
The witness then testified at length 70 the means
taken 60 protect child from serious injury in his per-
foImanCes and said that net inferior protec-
ton 20 the Child in comparison with tbs Precautions he
had taken. for boy being afraid. lie laughed at
the idea lie got the child by a Philadelphia advertise
nent; II were offered him. and out OF them hc chose
Freddy Berger.
his wIfe and owing 60 hiB ssrftened Crcuinrisucco,
had parted with his eight children, IN the majority OF
undor the advice oi the Ci! Mission OF PIadcl-
phia He bad disabling accident immediately aier hls
wife left him but able 20 take care OF lbs chud
Several persons connected with tho IiYol theaief
were called and deiyd that they had over Sccu any
hsr treatment. except scOdng, on the psr ot Leonard
toward the child. The case was then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
APhSTOR'S ANNIVERSARY.

4 special service was held at ST. AIMS X. C.
Church. East Twelfth st., Yesterday morning, in ceebra
ton Of the 2jth anniversary Of the ordination OF the
pastor the Very Rev Thomas s. Preston Ncaf-Ueliora
and Chancellor OF The Diocese. Solemn High Mass was
sung nj o'clock by the pastor assisted by tEe rev ~"
C. Poole ~ deacon the Rev Mr.. Hayes as subdeacop
snd the Rev Mr. Lynch Master Of Ceremonies. IE'
Right Rev Dr.. McNciFuy, Bishop OF Albany, Fathers
Durlnduet anu iudon OF the Society Of Jesus the Kew
DR. Ppse nud the Rev J. \. Keogh occupied places IN
fbc sanctuary, Three of these cergymcn now pastors
~ churches were snccessvcy asss1n;s 20 Father PeS
ton IN the early days OF their ministry The Mass was
served by ten acoyte In cassock Of white meIinc raced
with blue white caps with blue tas els and Wm'c lace
.,lvlices; and excellent music was furnished ny q
ionb.l quartet under thc dirt cOn OF Mr. l. Dachauer'
oraepiy Of the church. tie principal SINGERS
being Miss C0rradi (soprGn0 Miss Gouien (altoh slg
rau ,touorl and Mr.. Bl,m bas>i. Dachauets second
n .s- was given with an "ANg Maria tguaiteo o' rue
SOM, coluposcr'S for the h.rOIy. laTt cOuEcNo
was nrescn and the altar and sanctuary were rchly
decorated with natural flowers presented y lhc l"olo
OF the parish. oliver and white cross hung above lne
tabernacle The bald1CinO was nali ncd Win hcuhu
of fresh huwcs. showing req cross ON Wic SlohAu
within q ciIt O green, surrounded hy the suco I71o
f~-5" llr-o piece OF fowcrwOrk stretching across
r altar candc,tcks also dis played the dates NOV 10
t2JO- Nov. IL, So" and number Of baskets am
Luse vase, hllei with flowers were placed on 'dttis
m various part of the sanctuary, beside: WLith tlcie
we're quantities. OF flowers Oh tAo blEI "a az aAu suc
"a ftIa y q
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
nrClsIONs-NnY. 16.

S,,,,,oc (oyyi- Chonbcrs-By Judge DpnOluc.-
Hcries aei Ae"eL :i :i@linH isnS "at' s iI ''u M
socatOn agi. Iu.Ikui: Mitclcl ast Bealamn Jackson
Blooming al, and Western Railroad CO; SAINT agt hcCor
naeH H"5gI'Sg 5q ,ir, a 1n 1 ait Kircr nrc It Dayis
Domestic sewing Machine Co. asi Archer ltdhGh @ ~ as
i.c sew! Maclle 20 at hrchrr East ker saylss In
siitu,ion 1et l.a fIee school As.oeston sg The
Mayor smith agt e Mayor s To h,s5, a 1i a5,S Bsy'
t9n reysg 'S- o No.. ' t ,etarf S6cetg fo~ The
HceI,5'on Of Juvenile Dchnfueus 4 t. Wylins. salmon
90 az br5;n fcJi,c, AT Wills Judsa at bar igiol
wair3.i at Hodge,; Br.ce agt Gaumki Gamblers
agt. Kali Holland aet The ,M@or. @ca plly PAIN,
ait Bi.sicss; Bapciye ag Jacksonj Nj "i iie ins Co
ast. peemci nttrolo'ih Sa, a.; ih ,,, I ~, T1,in M
a.t. Cudlpi Bank Of br'isl %or,n Amuh Sgl buoC,ht
AT, ,Sl saIp nj Maticr c Of III 16o seti@'an cor
Acr,alls Na Baf az i4' iio"' i@oil' j J.. iiont @
O~hos. C3wd a-. -o4l-; Logan Ae1.ilj jl3i,n, dc.
Of nagntrt yutod state, o. Amcrica agt Ie'"it-Wrt
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zen AMI. Juug ast wa.-.sn Barley sgt OieL-Do4irtL
By igo iivicncc- -iiccksl agt Hccter GRANTED Gemy
"yod.c vii ch jlo amendments tlc ,cd tor
ANA iistoi ~ h. h.n'uium 4" he s,V5a % ,i' y plii' o
wilson ae iiarur,. lloa granted T'h costs oI!nipn
ion dclici Win costs memorandum hocEy MoIna.n
Bank ast Biiss Notion d-ui,i. men,"iS dom. ,, ,,
Gu.ou-- Mo on denied with so costs.
Spoe-ior Coui-Speeqi Ie,n-By Judgc Freed
and in,aacai q iarco,nIe ald 20 g. Gci5crs
~ 1llftH recover iitF INV tft 20 4t
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Irnl cc Bans MprtO. et al. The within cst .riCcl
M ordered iitt Oh tD bc annexed ~ tAr t ut roll
lam. vqr ari Ch Ryan .ir z req iie s'hicr oi
tho summon aud c'npli iu ihu iii :" t- application
a. iIi.nt. for Leave tc rr tfrr " estate
g Id Ssn Sort-Gry ag, West ct ai-orc settled
Cannon Pha.- ,peGai Ium-i:y judge Larremorc.
tIaste4a a1. ine Eiccrc Iltc ln"Ii,ce comptiy.rrr
Iir u.ttiIss usCtruirG; motion De- heard
icrft T.fcl aul ari Gallagher "t aliNc Irs ofuI
ruled s,l c,uumtd. sc" nrm0faniu Tor epru1i.
tr,f. All ~,uli lIdnm ser counsel ifrur,-rY
a ,.f Fran.-I Iuiunrra sustained. Mary 4 Hu.t,r agt
4t AIiiist D rsCc Iu~utcoH iiii 'Ethfl
aei lc Gu-tln Mutna. Ls Insurance COMPANY. ti'r ~,
~ tbauIG.r-u: ,tp Igt. rt sl
tit.i. grant q. isFclco @. NarHs. ~ port of
Trr.re, acuIltd judgment ci ipieo sdif Jnd sic
t,trr.i sillnsu ait kcuu't.Y-spp ion FraI- q
yrr M 70 Ordered n. y Life ulslraae, Company as tiss
pul. ra:!nn Oid tfrd LDcathDanu ati NttUH-A pucti
rsr,i.aa C.fk AFT Cafk-N59I denied without ir,iI.
dee han se.. Brg1,-l;rcri'er appointed Nul"ng agt.
El,.rv,,.- HtDuiy,r allowed 10 co1ll.4lct acjt'n