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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-15
ACADEMY OF ST. MARY'S,
OFT rrTA-

TJNHIS FINE BRICK ACADEMY, LATELY
i erected CT let West Street, Salt Lake City,
is now suffcieptly completed to accommodate
boarders in healthful and pleasant manner
The Sisters Of sr the advantages Of o thorough
education to young ladies' intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
For one Session Of five months, includ-
ing Board, BEDDING, Washing, and Tui-
tion in English Branches. hes..............S12 90
Instrumental Music. c..................... 80 90
Use of Instrument. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Languages. each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 20
Private Vocal Lessons. ns................... 20 90
" Class. Observation-Disclosures. 90
" Drawing Lessons. ............... 20 90
General Vocal Glass. Hss..................... FREE
" Drawing Glass. ss................... FREE
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-15
AGENTS FOR
HAZARD POWDER co.

Superior Blasting and Sporting Powder.
WEAVER l. TAYLOR,
SOL Market st., corner of First st., San Fran.
cisco. mr25-1m
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without costs without prejudice 10 further apncato1
unl compliance their part with order N Ami - D.
The Merchants Exchange National Bank net Nrtmai NO
denied with o costa This i ease Which should ne
l,Ssad upon hy Jury feel bound upon the f stated
IN a8davs hold the defendant Sylht ami me issue
Jr iuv and IpariiaIY ,riri. Hsin agt sly c
srtorucy hal 10 right 10 refuse 10 p,riht pIiluuu
discontinue g. the wish Cf his own cntu ihe
defendant He sioad have consented 10 discontinue
and question ~ fees y auit the notion must 10
granted a, -uZ,r Morton granted uppr pas mrnt OF
sIu costs bat without prejudice - any 81 ne pneeedI-s
which Ute y the persons SOUGHT 20 De- adea
a, lsftes defendant herein Godfrey agt Mosor-wnen
Judgment trsel With COSTS 20 ABIDE me event. tht
means the ~ well the the appeal
L Bosen, ami 49, II paiuuT had accepted the ne" lai
and l,aen wOill have been taxed
against him; q tae where they appeal FROM the order
granted the tria has suffered Judgment absolute
the taxstiOn Is correct and must be affirmed
Marine Court hdmbeys-Bv Chef-Justice Shea
leroy johns agt. kOmp-Dofeniuts default
noted. Ilgiuau agt. Star6c-Panths default DIX agt
IOans tlalu agt kempHDri IHg ag th2Sc Manner akt.
Wallace Sprugsteen AIT Ghnearg-Moons granted. Lord
agt. Thompson MUbbenhcrst asL Failing koher agt
Wc3eiua1s Lang qgt Bhttrcr; Fisher agt tOhstocki
Hyatt Miller; Nichols aet Taylor; Lmt agt SMITH
Weshemb.r ag Hail. spaIAnan agL Haas sclu5ier agi
Lghthl Mechan agt The Dry Dock, East Broadway and
Battery y. Co.. Valentine agt Meagher orders hiaAtel
fled Geiss agt Ernsti ltcos ast isogers-
granted Tower aet. Dctsch ~ loSheI' ecu NJ
ceyeG. Iutz RoDinsOn-M0tOn granted -
Judge Aker-ByTne agt Heath Johnson agt So1neri
FmmfFt lrOuad.-Cases settled anu hltd Oct y lofo.
By Judge SiunOtt.-GlsOn agt NalkenllS; Nixon ast
Smith-Moons for receiver granted. kress aBt. ha-
bach Motion ~ order OF arrest denied mol COSTS
Ravens agt. observation-disclosures Tor plnuh on mote e'
findings be presented 90 once Rudeschhause ag HouBn
granted conditions. Reais agt Curry Motion denleI
GsTmauii ROrdor; PIKE ag Cutcr-Motons de-
MED Nelson INSTRUMENTATION denied laylOr ast.
WiisoH.-fhdings on decision signed.
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nINcAN. suERNAN 4 %.

In the matter of Duncan, Sherman q Co,
before Register Kctchum, yesterday, az p. H., N'n
Butler Duncan appeared with his counsel T. y. Bangs
TO make statement in regard to certain testimony which
ne gave at the hearing Of this case in order TO cor
rect any possible Misrepresentation lie did not then In
tend, he said to state that Duncan sherman Co. h'd
no cotton other than that pledged with Andrew Low
The firm at that time had large amount OF cotton with
Barring Bros, at Liverpool.
RP Lee and Edward +. Brown appeared for J.. era
ham Haiglt creditor Of Duncan sherman Co. After
uumberlcss questions and objections on the part Of the
opposing counsel Mr. Duncan was allowed 10 TESTIFY as
follows: winthrop Scrgcut ana j. f. Fay occupied offices
az No 9 Nassau-st. in May, 1868 lie could not state
that articles of cOparncT-hp existed between hrln lie
did not leave with Scrgcnt and Fay paper winch lac uu
ier,Ood TO be convey 5uCe OF tho banking building at
No Q Nassau-s from him 10 his father whatever state
meut be he witnes had made ia relation 10 the oW er-
shin OF tins building under oath, gwen May, l'Gs. had
hi. signature attached 20 It IN writing lie mad made no
verbal statement the effect that the firm of Duncan
Sherman q Go. was then the owner Of the binding, but
he had invariably stated the reverse when asod lie had
been told that has uado statement 20 that elect ai
the tax Office ~ h, city IT he had made any such state
ncni 10 was iu writing. Inc case was Iheh ADJOURNED
uuUl ID. M to-day.
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CEI,lINAL NOrrs.

Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Andrew
Peterson oil No 10, Chatham square and Louis ~rlm.u Ol
No. Gg IluId-,s required 90 give hal m ~ each
fr violations 81 she IAt-t Li Hugh tatalsf. tIr Ic
same o.uso 90 No. chatham square, hela ~ 5000 20
answer.
At Essex Market Police Court Yesterday. Rosa
Mura was charged by Archer j. CHr,y OF 30 31S BropWe
ST win the larceny OF 800 ot .m 90 &c. 20 Bo"cf aad
va. held IN default of $40 q ha. Abraham Lewis, i1r
receiving portion Of tAc s,Ouu property, was lcif TIE
amount.
The October term Of the United States Court
criminal branch. viii open tomorrow itcfc au ;S cases
tr calendar which Ue majority air Tor violation, tie
internal revenue Among ie other has"
Brnoyu coIutrtue gang and that oi CAPT 1Iiudlc
for inluIrau cruelty 10 5.dlntn
The examination Of William Niebuhr aHA Iis SON
William r. ebuhT. charged win the iii ut lunn 81 rum
al their house one huc. and twenty ui-t-i. was con
rudr before United states Commissioner Osborn yesterday
william NIcDUur wa bed pending the Commits dc
c-Jn, and tue son was discharged from custody.
The mcnacerc IN Central Park, al Sixty -f0urih-st.
has recently througd with pcockcts and arrests
of almost daily Yesterday Oncer Flock caught
Two while trying 10 Ply Their vocation AZ The FIFTY
seventh Police Court they gave hrr names Joseph
Ptts John Martin ard we've committed b. Justice Wan
dell in 1900 bail each 10 answer
Richard J. Shannon, Waterman at the Hudson
River Freight Depot Tenth and Ihructhst
party young sunday acting "a suspicious
uer. lie Thomas Wilson prliug open door
with Jimmy shannon summoned OlnCcI Las burn aud had
Wilson arrested; the others escaped Yesterday Justice
WRnGeL committed wilson ia $500 bail
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rfpRIsoNMENr FOR LIFE

David Henry Peterson, young colored man,
was placed upon trial III the Count OF General sessions
before judge sutherland yesterday, for the murder Of a
culored woman, Josephine Kelly, on the might of sept
10 The murdered woman WAS Pctcrsous mistress and
ne bad been her company The night oi her death AZ
her rooms in the tenement No. lJ3 BaAicr-' some dis
pute arose between the two, when Peterson seized
A pair OF lons-baGcd shears ANA plunged them
into her body. The woman died soon alter
ward. Peterson was arrested and indicted Tor mui-
der i'm the second decree. There were no WI
uc.,os to the quarrel which led 70 the ~ RIDER
and the only evidence offered tie ii for On" PROSE
cufiou Wa, lie statement OF tho woman who owned lht
premises and the ny stefan who was called TO "iitu lH'
va 1tiittod bur 10 wa, claimed that done u The
heat OF passion and THAT tlr ght-, decree OF "hr'-r
was mau-laughtcr. After hIici oritFd'l"h Ihr JIF
,,,, le prisoner guilty of murder u the OB iiC gree
and he MA, sentenced 90 imprisonment 800 iur stale
Prison for lie, Assistant DsIUrl-AtnrHHN Rollins i's
Inc people; William 4. knitting iOr the prisoner.
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THE COURTS.

sun 10 ,rrAcH NV MONEY or 4 INV

SUIT TO ATTACH ilE MDNE1 or \ ilF''
In the suit Of John Foley against Charles l..
Rathbone Judge Barrett yesterday, m Supreme Court
Chambers. relieved the funds Of Wemorc E"'hooHe'
IL. Inc Contu. nal Bank, from injunction. lie org
NAL snit was private claim against Ralb'he MeHi-
while Rahbone entered into partnership with one WEI
more who wa, 10 furnish the capital 10 the concern IN
the ,ubscoucnt proceedings WCtmore was the more IN
u,rtaut defendant. The firm had $4,000 IN the CONT
mental National Bank Nj. Foley's counsel obtained an
injunction restraining the use or Tbs money Juu-e
Barrett aftcrward modified the injunction so as Only 10
restrain tbe removal OF $500. Mr. Wctmore was ex-
amined al length to his partnership matters ana, IT,
fsinr TO answer certain questions TO them, fined
by Judge Donohue the amount Of ms partners deo''
J,d,e Donolue subsequently explained that the test
mony had impressed him with the idea that MI "etole
was irving TO shield his partner from paying his debts
lint Granted stay so that the could be heard at
the General Term on appeal. Mr.. Wetmore then moNed
IN voc,te br whole Injunction against him, and this mo-
ton Judge Barrett grants.
Tud Vorrett said that rgina order was basedupon
fe statement that tho Continental Bank had property
judgement debtor ON deposit with it, in the name
of Wetnore d RathDOue." Upon THIS bare statement
iusupported by particle OF proof the iuhds ol Ne'hol
A. R1i6bOne, contributed exclusively lY NtIh"f' INV
i.n tioJ mn since c Both of last March. II the palnlH
had Grd creditors bill against RaihD9ne, NemoIe'
and the bank on this theory he Woud nave pcun &c
duircd before the granting OF q ptlhhH"i! l-Jll
~ mako ont a prlui facie and gave security 40
less Suould De required when the same result Wd Hohhl
cX pare without security Inc proof 10 sustain an ia
relfiycd fine uusuuslnutiatcd charge Judge Barrett
therefore, with suggestion That lie ousht on thc HI.l
motion 10 have dissolved the lJnl ti"u' u9oN'9 - NV
9s AGAINST Wctaorr with costs, WliLout prejudice 10 any
urnrardngS against litHbuue, personally or rs 70 h-
interest Ia the firm CuuHart Brothers ana idu fIier
appeared FOR Mr.. Nctmorc; Mr.. HENDERSON ior JONI
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rur pAIIIsr FArnERs, NEw CnuRcn.

In the suit of Richard II. Tracy against
Isaac T. Hccker and others, verdict given ycster
day in Superior Court Trial lcrm before Judge Sanford
for the plaintiff. The plaintG was employed under con
tract by the Paust Fathers The defendants in this suit
TO make the excavations mainly in rock, for their
church Iifty-nnth-st He lid not complete it within
the time prescribed and the contract was taken from
him and completed by another person. He applied 20
another branch OF the court TO have his contract altered
according to certain verbal stipulaons he claimed to
have been made by the Paulis Fathers This the court
refused and RENTED him TO jury trial OF his damages
under the contract lie claimed on this trial that he
had been hlndercd and delayed In his work by the de-
PENDANTS action, causing him great loss The jury
gave him verdict for $4,000 26 90 which The court
added allowance OF 800. Albert ScAucy and Culver
Wright appeared for The PLAINTIFF Wm. IL. Field for
the defendants
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DECISIONS- o.

Slprs,ne Court hamLers-By Judge Barrett
Ove.iser agt Dcan.-Moon denied with so COSTS Fian
drOw ag Fargo-M0u0n granted upon payment OF go costs
OF owen &c Prayer Ot the prt
ton granted trustee affirmed. Foley ag RathboHe.
Opuion. Iuainpton ElaWs0n-WithOut expressing
opinion effect upon the action OF proceeding without
saWsoI objection 10 striking lis nom he pro
ceedngs II The plaintiff desires Il motion granted Eliot
Kne-AioOn denied without costs aud without prejudice
Duiper appl cation Tor substitution. OBTen ag Brown
ue-The defendants directed 20 account FOR AMI
rents received by them since tr
comnencemeut Of the action. This IL was conceded
they done Being therefore IN contempt Oi the order
OF Apr % 1876 they not position TO move Tor IN
structOns Intended FOR their benefit and the plaintiff
embarrassment The motion must therefore De denied but
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In the proceeding 10y Albert smith to recover
three ltr boys, taao from HIM 20 IouGAace-it lF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Chdr'u Tor
u,ug them ia acrobatc performances. further evidence
was taken yesterday before William Sinclair a' referee
DE- Kanuie testified that u young children arroh'uc
exercises such required o. 90 Them for phhr tA
hiniinu mad tendency to produce excessive action V
the heart frequently causing NJlNu1r disease, ana
strain ou the spinal muscles, leading o distortion n lA'
nhd,Iu,u and disease. J.. Fellows J.Iu, tcsi.t 81 Do
r.,9rI % tHe danger TO children aud adult, even OF
L. LrlLu /.
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He called at the police Office yesterday, and
stated that he was IN trouble "A fine young IelOw,
shust so nice az anybody, up to ON the street
and said: How you does Long time since saw you
in Shasta County says nefer vas in shasta County
lie SAYS, why, dnks i you dere.' says, No.
lives near Auburn. lie goes away, and bnneby meets
chap and he says, How you vas since lett you az
Auburn 4 Then we has n talk und some drinks, und
lend him Elm hundred dollars until the pank opens, una
dond see him some more. Vat you drinks P-lsacramento
I-Linn Rnnnrl
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PlSSENGERS ADMITTED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-In sieamslip HelretiG, Oct 9-Mr.
ond Mrs H. j. Grant senior Mrs W. G. Allen aud child,
Mr. Yoss MIR and Mis-. j. snare Nj. and Ms. r. r. An
drews ami children Mr.. Doyle Miss Fanny Staibuck j.
Good. y ,,
FROM BERMUDA-TH steamship Gamma oct, 9-Miss
NJ Hurst MisSF Wood Mr. and 7. watson. Mrs. Holds
don j. Riley W. Castner J. b. Steed j. Masters Rev X
WassOn capt Stanley, r. Bennett J. B. Iuei "; Pltna
Edward Rsiche, r. NJ Filth, r. Beln, Miss g Johnson -
.rN
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"You'll never marry agin, Susie, you grieve
so after lick Was it wicet you tainted, or three times
al the gravel Bless 80 soul, SaTy, IL Tree times
tainted am de last time Debber like 10 kun TO-" "Oh
SUSIE youth nebber marry agin. will yerP Bless 20
soul, Frank Dunn axt bout dis before my husband
died an promised him If no lled I'd have him. an
b'oDgs to dc church, an wont tell q lie"
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7
SIM rise, 1890 SOC sun ses.. 523 Moon rises....ll
HIGH WATER TINS pAY--A.b -
Sandy Hook Cows island lZ3 Hell q. ferIy. oIz
WATER MS DAY. "
sandy Hook. 1-2 COWS Island loo Hel o. feiIy o'sf
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Centre ST. Of White.st 5000
uS aye sn di 4s s yves 70 .'e. 10000
'I BSnE S o 52st Of Of 5tTe $500
LOynes George DE, and wife, TO VIM III Lyman OF ,,
l2ethst OF 7thaye; .....-..-- lV'V
Lq RseS SSB aea " Ss ayes Og year o 'U so
NSGSo JSn anna w no o snse cooper 1900
Nunyhan. William, and wife, 70 Abraham ii Jonas, ,o
ot Mulberry 81, of Bayard-sti lyear LOW
Queen 9 Mc7g ~ aSG 70 Jas How OF 'ns.o GOO
saTes nIcE o and 66 oli to 49 YeaP sa' s
rmps2n Alfred II 9ga T to 1 APie MeIe o 5000
-1,t,'oi ~ - \. SAVAGE DEPUTY Register.
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Mulbrdgc.
49,. Barnett AIT. Zacharlls.
lG1..Go1ucuOugh AIT De
GrUgL
10. Tho Board Of Suporyi.
sOrs Az. Gregg.
I1G..Krily asL Tic y. y. *
NpW.fllycu T.. n. Co.
1~3..Crump aet. Fay.
lSj..CMtliu aEL M!r,er.
lSr..Crusrr aeL 1Omuhins.
2Ol. Hammond agt E.m1Ic.
ZUl..ChIICh. &C, AT DOW
Ing.
2O3 Tavipg at. Nanie.
glI Matter ot stark.
glg.. Matter % srosyCuOr.
~ smith Igt. SIreL
GENERAL TERN-DAvI-. y. .
I7I.Ilotten ast. Hotten ct
al.
$50. Woodruff agt Shcr-
nrd, j., Nc.
l4l.ktirr'it, d.il ano. aSt
Etiielias.
$50. Todd at. ~ltlbouIne.
.gl..Nan -claicA aga. Ing
r.u-.
lg2..King agt. Liyermorr.
ly3 Inc Uni = Trust GO.
aEf. Wilton.
rgI.Haramm ag.. Green.
IJj..tl-..r.y, t-g-' as1' MAN
iri7- .
100 .2-li"'tint.' az" "N'
bi,' at ..'
SPECIAL TERN
&C.. ,-..r.,trt ,,t Van.
'''''' ' t''..,t'.l. ~ N
80, ,...,,r...,. at Van
'''-'' ...l-.,..f I'll.
.ct r.....,-, Ifrl-e NJ "a.
-.t ...l.r..ua.t. Nau Der.
,..r
g.. ,-.r,,r+ Vi'ters
~. en-. agt 81 yens.
Cd a.,
a. Nrr4rrh AIT Scume-
GrrLr.
grs Vl.IIuaUrIgf. SllUIt-
INC.
314.JlL SC, asL AEl
.- tiis. act. lartiuct
al
i---Biuu- lr, a'i. H',hm
't1L
claL
&c. PHILLIPS 90 aL agt. llF-
w.sI 90 d. 800
90. The " Ii-N IIf' li
co. aci. ltl-e ri on.
'J'..I ~ ..,''' -..'tt -
r-- y4l.rI.us. &c.. ACT
If.t.tla tfT.
5.t TIr tu.YlTfmtCl. of
All. Cornish "a
AL
.lf cameron ATTN ttII.ht .
Of .L
sos Wales as'. -.'rf u'4 ~
L
jlI l.., t't t.J N'H'i'i'
pgteti aI-
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10. r.-.Ft.
-lf N.sI,.rr4.t. Booth tt
-p. e.. lT at. -.rrm.rr.
.rl r..v.. s.sf H.IIs.fli
.t 80. ..tr a.t. Van
'H,rn. .,
' ~. t-'r a.f.
ar ..IuI.rtflI
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1905 rfHHrs 1.t. zimmerman.
4u.-..I;.I..f.-. D.. ,taA ego.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Monday, oct Q, 1876.
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day only one
auction sale was made. Annexed the particulars;
BU WW. EeiHelH
. brick tenement houses, with lots No 2Si 5i
81 5 : 1895 10 W OF Avenue u, lot z2.1XlOO ....
SChuCk 49'iJV
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Citn Renl Gstate for Sale.

~ -
DLEECKER-ST. BUSINESS PKOPEhtt ,i, lon
ID A bargain; small paymblt needed, Daan.e .''''N"'
n,ortaage 7RTiAND q WHIT NG, BeeGmansL
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CUREi:-N0 cure ~, ~
- paw cooking ranges that heat the rooms ~. "a
seud Tor circulars. HULL GRlPPEN q CO., s"''"
2lthst
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4 MIXERS BAsfhII, j.
223. Stanley at. Wood.
go. Shaw agt. Heymdn.
253.. DE Embu agt. Dc En-
bL.
23j. DE frece agt O'keeie.
23-. Matter Of Cornell.
23S..UuntOOn ast. HuutoOn.
2i2..RycrsJn agt. Bruma-
gen.
25l..Duun act. Handibode.
2Gj. .Tilghm agf. liOumln.
gTG. Alley ACT. The Irving
Bank.
293. Robins, jr., ACT. Gould.
2gi..Cieucnts agt. NtWria.
2yy. .Mrrkieo agt The Irving
Bank.
eO3 Uumstent agt. BOhlfs.
800 Butler agt. llOWcs.
.Oj. Kelly agL1lughcs.
3OS.. Drake agt wright
Cali begins at j:l2.
T., BRADY and DANIELS. JJ.
lgT..ChetWOod agt. Chef
wood Il al.
1871. Tying AIT. CLARK.
1913. Cohen ct al. agt. Ban
croft
1881 --- agt -.
lJG Blunt agL The Mayor,
sc.
900. Getty 81 Al. agt. Akin.
son and auO.
.Ol..The Wilcox silver Pate
co 1gL Green.
%. .Ndti.s dgt Ntl.llg.
-U3..CIs-i.,y Ell al. agL An
thoIy ami auO.
2O4 Manning &c al agt.
krcnan et al.
VAN worst. j..
81. Ferris - al agt. TOTan
a. al
Jtt..FtT.is Il al lgt. IOr1n
pf Il
Jig. Waterbury agt. B0uker
60 IL
$50. .LOTtnstein agt. Nc
ErhIDW.
55i. Abraham ct nj. agt.
CIau-rn ct III.
5JJ..S chrc ukclse Ggt.
liapp" Ell al.
-fI May dgt Duyi1 20 al
568. Tie Mayor, &c, The
Union Ferry Com
rIuy ~ BROOKLYN.
J72. Ferris. Nc., a. al, agt
IDW.quts a. al
915. N1uUDfhpcfastIuChcr.
JIt. LnWtil agt. uimsteaL
J.J..I.c Merchants Bank
ofCanalaagLBdrrett
siaL
5-8. .Uu .u 7gt. Collins. &c.
5T1. GRAY ago MDlf1e.
I-I..I,u,s.ac. arlBrarfer.
5--..Iu,hagt Miller ,taL
.aJ..Tue standard Life lrS.
ca. AT. Cublm 90 al
J-i..Nri.l.r ast M,lnho.d
ttgI.
5-j.. Cornell agt. Caulic'd.
5et..i.cNyIihh ICi. A.r.
JSJ. .Ilaeht, Jr, 90 aL agt
Ilr NU.-l urs Lic-
waited Railroad Co.
THl..tUf.Hr a-.. hIii'r OF il.
sgs. iiu.I.r.k rt aLI2Lilali
tlr.
5H'.-I.f f.'..l '. 'eI. It
N.'.i o. li'i' Ai'''i-
OTTO. 1904 '''
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5J-..AW.- fIi anH. asl
Na-.' a4l l'.9.
.., 80 ..t r,ypf,,
Nr.
tul Observation-Disclosures
e.. al.
,......,.-
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''.
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800, .-.'..'- H .l.,,.
so B.. OF 'f''
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30 i'---. -'''i' ar'' ''.'i " anu
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OF co.
-lal.-I.. tul''r llp Prn.u
t.u. alt. tuAsNOll aud
u.p.
-t5J. IUHu ago. OIdyhc 90
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MaaINE cornr- TnlAL \,

wAWN COrEr-TRfAL TGNt-Ftar L-AIKEh j.
- Pq,is act Curry. 8Ts9. .Hllcrast.T TIE Manhat.
1890 III 'er IN ,i "a -h.r tan Benevolent so
w,s1H IT, ec c.efy FOR sick Wild
q. q} Sie-.,a a. ..rie PV3 and Orphans
ag1s sherman az m. re. 400 TlicR qgt Gunther.
tnbpoitsn Sat. Bank. i5e2~. s.bbert agt Brennan
mr. INV FTe iis 479i Meller 81 H. ag; Lew
CarIuany 400. Clan Ronald at. Hart
f77g Iall nj Tcmplptou 1870. huntington AIT. Cable
4SS1 Marsh I'll a. agt Witch $500 Allen agt. Anthony.
e. aL 1901 Derry aSL Hyei
PAEr II.-GOEpP. J.
1893 Holden 81 AL agt 1901 Valentine agt. France
smith. 1915. Dayisagt White.
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1865 Clark agt GraDer i'm 73l7.H Hutchinson ct al ast
u sadei Mccormick.
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1901 Ringe ait M.ttnacht 1910 Newman agt Miller Ell
et AL al
4J9I Matais al. AIT. lime 500 o Dea agt Irvine
45g7 TOrlr AIT Mehl I5t3. kaufman agt Iininer.
43l2 Doolite All. schwartz 39l9 Bremsen Hg HOWilL
$500 G0ldzier aet. Young. 4Gl3. Hopkins agt. Fisher
43oJN Y College Of Vet 1887. Palmer ag. strauss
surgeons agt. Dcke 41J4.- Lahn agL BOylah et al
PART UG.-SNNOTT. J.
5231 Clahin ct al ag DAVIS 1854 Lemon ct a. aSt au
1T al. ley.
$3.50 Hrrmance agt Tilley $50. KOhn agt. Marks.
1l12 Canada ct al agt Carr 305i carter agL Eoss
impld. Il6S- De Forest agt ChIiFueg'
1921 Donnel agt Taylor. 1858. Miller ct al. agL Fried
1906 GT SdS OF al asl "mt 1865 Russell SsI E Mtg
6625 Butler al. agt conk 900, - Co agt GodeaEoy, -
lin. O9bb-. IhOip agt W hetItI,JEJ
1910 .zclinka agt schrieber ct al.
60lS.. agt. Moses
GEyERAL sEssIoSs-PART L-SUTHRRLAND John Lag
zare homicide James McCrsta fel0n0us assault ana Dat
tery. , -
sau battery DatOn, John Meyers and Frank Price
burglary; James Wetm0re srductlon James BAR SaIah
Mnin peter Ver,on Thomas Cooke, and Richard Williams,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-10
Connlrn Real estate for Sale.

AT Pelham ManOr-EXcellent (winter-iitedl
"A houses Rent sell fayOraby. Visit. oIEPhEh'
BROTHERS, 1877 broadway .--.
nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM of SO acres
A. excellent land good buildings good neighhoih0'@
Price 81 600 no mortgage. rutland q WHITING.
Beskmanst
E'OR SALE-A small FARM within one mile
Of the City OF bennington, n j. under good cultivation
GOOD buildings; OF all kinds excellent water 10 w
house and az every foot Of land tabe Price low
terms easy. Address Box 55, Pennington NewJersey -
TOR SALE or TO LET.-$3jO will rent q
room Cottage hot and cold wafer &C. stationary tubs
nearly new finely located hour from city Hall near sS
ton Three smaller houses $3.50 10 S2OO III lOokhS 0A
''~-''' -''-'' JAMES r. HAY, 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL. ,.,
The Steamers Ofths line take the Lane Routes ecpmm an1
OF Lieut. Marry T. = ~ going south OF the BanAs On s
Uass4go 30 Queenstown all the round.
GERMANIC SATURDAY, oct 81 al 1850 a. m
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY, Oct p, ~ $50 p Do.
BRiTANNIC, SAT- RDAY Nov. II, NJ $50 p n
GERMANIC. SATURDAY. Nov. % noon.
CELTIC. SATURDAY Dec 2, j:3O a. ID. --
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER .-..-.. - 80
Tes, steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed m a
poiuuneuts. The Saloon StateIOoms oAlhg, and bal
Rooms placed audshps, where the noise ana hoi0a
felt afOroing degree OF comfort Mtheito unA
ta.nable al sea. 100 -, ~. ,rt.,-... 81,
favorable terms. Storage, 20, .. 49,.
For Inspection of plans and other information, Apply az ~
NO"p'N' O'-'' r. ]. CORrIS Agent