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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NETWORK ..............-.....MAY
s,s.u.,,, France crS Trudeilc. Havre via Plymouth
siea ns FTanconia Bragg Portland J. F. Ames
Steamship l. sinners Warren. Philadelphia Jas Hand
Steamship Trplet, Hall wilmington Del A. Abbott Mint
slip British Nation (Br), Carroll, LONDON "flhhel MINI
urn ( co. s,.... o,or,o q ,m.rcs eco
Bark ornen (NOr) Haughland Cronstadt Iunch Edye q
Bark Betsev Gude Nor) Due Aaarkaus Denmark. Book
' Brig Adolp6 Miches Ger Nemann Plymouth BOckmnn,
Brig Latro cacacO Utal LaurO cOnstantinOple Turkey
'' Brig r RenwicS Rose oporto Miller HOqghtSn ,,-
sehr inSy Hammond Ro6i9son Puerto Plata and Monte
csr Wam james csrey petersburg Va eager
schr Tam oshaner sharrett Green Turtle Cay and Aba
Coz seh r. + D. ehSfdsCD watts Pensacola
sShr Henry H. heary TrssE Para Franc.
Sci Clara Woodhouse Cruise Brazos dc Santiago Texas
" Barge Doysr watson, Philadelphia Jas Hand.
ARRIyED
Steamship Baltic Br Perry Mv ,d A ApIl 90 via
steamship Denmark tBrl Williams London April 49, with
Bark Dona AUST, Caasinch Bordeaux 81 days in bal
sehr Mary Miller, Rogers Georges Banks with fish.
Dsming Norwich Alfred Mowe warn WaTrsn
y as SaPs
W. IL Bowen. Providence.
SAILED.
ton iol ypenpoo CITY Of Lacknow Tor bristol " D. wal
lett for arks Thames, for Adelaide and Sydney skin
fake for Penzance; Hancock. for Richmond Va briggs
Edith Hall for Rio Jsnero Iula for Belize Hon Victoria,
for Port spain Trinidad W. ID. Andrews. for ST Marc
Dart kingston JAM r.. IS. Cove Tor Carienasi schr
cara Wooihouse, for BraZos
WIND-ounset moderate, y. W.; clear
MEMORANDA.
Rark Canning Windsor y. -, Mitchner from Amster
dam winch April - and anchored the Lower Bay
for orders lowed to the city May l, y.
GLOUCESTER Mass, Nav 1.-The fishing schr Meteor whose
crew NewburypOrt last night Owed into this
port yesterday by the shng schr Wyoming having been
picked up the latter on the 3Ith ult
FOREIGN PORTS
Nav 1.-The Anchor Line steamship Tt0Dia the
fOrtnght service between this
New. York. lett here tor ,le latter place yesterday.
1.-The White Line steamship Celtic
Thompson New York April ~ for Liverpool. arrived
here at 1:J0 p. III. today.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON,. May l-ArIyed, steamship Heca (Brl Billings,
from Liverpool 49,, oil
BALTIMORE May l.-Arrved. steamship Raleigh. Oliver
fpm wilmington ". C. Cleared barks Winifre, HudcinS
for RIO anero Leon Neneto F0ntanels Cork or Falmouth
Uralioda. Espeluud DuOlin Mnnehaha, McGonage Lon
donderry brig Jennie Morton. smoOt 81. Pierre.
SPOKEN.
April TO- lat 80 NJ long 90 80 W. ship Idomenc (Br) from
Calcutta Tor Newb ork.
ltor Latest ship Sers see Finn Page.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
LoANryG BONDS TO RAISE MONEY.

Judge Van Brunt in Common Pleas, Special
Tenn has decided the of Russell Sage against Wash
ington r. vermiye aud others The plaintiff was aI-
plcd 10 for q loan OF $l5O,OOO In December, 1872 by
David Crawford, Treasurer OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Pacific Railway Company, aud also Treasurer OF the
Texas Land Grant Railway and Trust Company which
was building the road Mr. sages terms for cash loan
were 40 high that Mr. Crawford suggested Instead
loan Of 81 900 in bonds OF the Milwaukee ana 81 pau
Railway Company four months, for zig per cent as
they were more available to raise money than the Dohd OF
his own railroad Mr. Sage agreed to these terms ana
81 90 600 OF the bonds OF the Texas road and the perso
guarantee OF George Dennson, Francis skiddy Sheppa
Candy and Levi Parsons. trustees OF the Lana "rahl
Company were given a. collateral. Crawford hahdcd
over the bonds when borrowed 10 Clark, Dodge Co..
the financial agents of the Missouri Kansas ana ItSas
Railway Company, and they pledged them 10 Ncrhye
Ia This suit was TO recover the bonds nom oIaNL0rd
ana the individual guaran0rs. and Clark, Dodgc 20,
and Vcrmlye & Co.. and to restrain the Two 1ifHs Hon
disposing OF them. a., ~, re-
Jldge Van Brunt holds that though Clark. Dodge CO.
Crawford beng OF the pItners-must DC hcid 10
have had knowledge OF the terms under which the Dohus
were lent yet as they plainly lent for me purpose
OF obtaining money them, the plannn has no cause
~ action against them their pledges and the plain
R can only have judgment that he sell the colinerals
aud have Indictment against such OF the Individual
have not into bankruptcy Tor the &c
| fCicucy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
p,pr1crLARs IN LIBEL SUITS.

In the libel suits of Orvis against George
Ionea and Charles A. Dana, the General Term OF the
Court of Common Pleas have reversed the decisions VI
Judges j. Il. DAILY and Van Brunt tho latter ohiy Ior
lowed precedent OF Judge DAILY while expressing DIS
dissentl that the plaintiff entitled TO bill OF partc
uars of the justification made by the defendants Judge
Van Hoescn examines at great length the question
whether bill Of particulars may In such n case be or
ered t ALL and comes to the conclusion that under the
deciou of the Court Of Appeals In the I1ltonBeeche
case II may be ordered in proper cases. The Judge nen
examines at great length the prccedeDts as to ordering
ch Hill and finds the chief rule to be that party
"a entitled to the facts his opponent expects 70
nroye but not to the evidence OF those facts
rtd nv this rule the Judge says the allegations OF the
plaintiff are utterly insufficient to entle MN 70 Dill
~ narticuars Under the American ~ stc piliS OF par
tenars can rarely be needed In libel SUITS Inc
w SLOWING vague allegations In JuslteatOn may ana
SS the plantf should apply for bill OF particulars
n;be nlesdnRs stand the defendant DANA cahnot upon
~ trisI oer any evidence whatever by way Oh Jus
sa o,on The charges in the alleged libel are vague anu
Cer and all he has pleaded Inf Is inc gen
sr sverment that the charges are true MOI sing .
ncae fact is stated In the answer IL the ae,ecns ~
answer coud be or should be supplied py Dill oI
partousrs the plaintiff would actually 10 pund'ns ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
P4SCENG ELS ARRIVED.

FROM IIyERPOOL,-Yn steamship Bdihe. NAV Mrs
Fmpev and children. Misses Empey Miss Ersklnc ~
Dana Hgle, Mrs J. A. Humphrey, Miss Humphrev, nrs
H. Vaughn Miss f. b. Hodges, VIM. Johnson NJ f. ana W
NJ Hodges. Mr. and Mrs Geo. L. Harrison MT ana Mrs'
Cbas C. Jarrson DR. w. NJ Whitmarsh Mt Piper :. san:
derson J. Anbeneau Chas GRAY A. w. shepherd Mr ana
Wade, j.. WhtwOrth, A. Lawson, cant van
derhoven Madam Vnnderhoven Miss Palmer Jonn colin
son O. s. Windover Herman WAGNER f. Campohorido W. H.
Molleson A. b. Downing, p T.. malice, H. Dumhrck = ;"
Johnson L. II. Vaughan, r. Maitland, T. T. Mudley q;
Tweedy w. NJ Hawey. II. Sahgaard A. ]. Maxhan Cap'.
T. r. Schemetssin Madame Schemetskin Mr AMI MIS- g. n
Scott Miss scott Mr. and Mrs Isaac Abecassis NJ ana Ss
Joseph Stove, Masters X. d. C. j., and f. ~ Stovc ana
nurse T. l.. Isprnett Thos. J. Barrett, Walem MT ana
VIM. Gridry, Miss F.. f.. Gray Mrs. j. Lyon Dr. W. a.
Bell, Mrs. w. A. b IL infant and nurse. Miss BEL w ~
Cargin Ric rio r. Uibrcht, PAU UlDrcht
Mr. and Mrs Cooper Tress and Mrs. Thomas G. Wade
Chas Mapleson Mr Gerlt WIN. Vincent cant; D. H. nun
phrey VIM Babcock chs Levinys f.. J. Coles &. y" ~
Coles A. Moxham, Lewis Nedlanf, Barnard j. Cnreoh
Edmund Org Jr J. NJ. Clements. Baron G dc SohosAeog
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costs to abide event opinion by Van Hoesen Lyddy sS
The Board Of Education Judgment reversed opinion Dy
Iaremor and Da 0rvs as Jones ana nna ha mo
versed with 81 and disbursements OF the defend
Jennings and $40 costs and W
the defendant Dana Opinion by Van Hoesen. j. -. ~
Special 7rrm-By Judge Van Hoesen.-Hewson sgI De
PeyserW counsel attend before the Judge on
next at 1890 O'Clock a. MI ,,-
BY Judge Van Brunt-Sage agt Vermilye.-See OPINION
Morine Court hambers-By Judge McAdam.-
serzansky agt Iemonze-Deendant fined $3.50 for contempt
OF court: order and signed Phillips agt Hoyh
and motion granted CLAYTON agt Oake-Molon dismSsod
Trunedge Davis Barclay agt. Gaines smith ngt
Dodge Colenbeger ag Frank Guillon agt Cary-Motions
granted. The Chatham National Bank agt McCormick.-
override frivolous and for Judgment
granted. ,x.,. ,.,,.,
BY Judge Goepp-Winkens agt Boetzkes.-Moton denied
$40 costs Cockerill agt Borst.-Receiyer appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

Patrick Corners Of No. 5Oi West Sixteentb-st..
charged with embrzzns tiOt be ongng 90 his employer
No $50 West Eighteenth 1t. commit
ted yesterday default VI 81 200 ball. At the Washington
Pace Police Court
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday. the follow
ing quOr required Ia give bail In $500 each
cagcd with violations Of The Excise law George Ie. OF
No bB Canals Christopher Bus-ing OF No 10 Canal st.
Boyd IlAr. - East HoustOnst John McCann Of No
q Elizabeth Philip Smth 81 No l23 Worth ST., aud Rachel
Ahreusen Of No. 10 Bayardst
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court. Chambers
yesterday issued writ Of oerorari to oyew The conviction
Of Dledfch Beitman a milk dealer The prisoner was
charged the act Of lC with retaining eight milk cans
belonging Shaicr from whom he purchased his mill
held that under the Law lie must me the Dc
PENDANT SO per and In default Of payment conm, him
for thirty prisoner u contest the oonsutu
~ OF 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
THE COURTS.
THE WESTMI.

THE WESTMINSTER HOTEL TRAGEDY.
Romano Dillon, who shot John r. Dilleber
at the Westminster Hotel last NewYear's eve, has
been pronounced insane by the Commission appointed
under the act Of 1875 consisting of Drs John Gray,
Austin Flint r and Daniel H. Kitchen On their report
Judge Barrett the Court of oyer and Termner yes
terday sent Dillon the Utica Insane Asylum, but with
provision that If he his sanity he be returned
to the Tombs for trial for his crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
.ALKER,J.

"Well, guess we had better quit work for
tonight" said farmer who In the habit OF rushing
among his at evening, and working WIN tnein,
to keep them digging as long as they como see
guess we had better Huit for tonight" uoni
know" said one we might hoe while longer IL you
fetch ont HOme amps.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Drp Goods.

CARPET s.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSFKEEPERS.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, IL per yard
INGRAM CARPETS, 40c., SOC. soc. per yard.
OILCLOTHS, 4Oc., zoe. 75c. per yard.
CHINA MArTINGS ZOc1 SOC, 6Oc. per yard
STEPHEN A. SPEN GER,
800 6th.aye., near 24thst.
MARIE TILMANN of Paris, Importer, offers
WI an immense assortment OF latest mpOrtaons OF hne
MILLINERY BONNErS OF best makers. recherche IN
model and material. 423 6thaye, near 2othst, Qate
Michelsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC. go
Sun rises ~ ASH SIM 6:j7 Moon sells. 2;l8
WAFER THIS DAY-A NJ 80.
Sandy Cows Island 3:i0 Hen IT, tefly oot
HIGH THIS DAY-P. NJ o-
Sandy Hook 3;i3 Cows Island. 346 Hell c. Ferry 53j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Business Gbanrss.

A MAN of experience desires employment as
"A PURCHASING AGENT for railway company, or some
position Of trust any respectable business where
dyantageous ana integrity
testimonials and references OF unquesonabe
repute offered bonds. Address \. w. Tribune once
EOR SALE Cheap for Cash-Ihe goodwill
Il copyright and subscription lists OF WOODS HOUSE,
HOLD MAGAZINE; 90 ledgers with 100000 names bOOO
Of agens Apply Mr. sLA DE- No. Pinest, Room AFTER
III
WANTED-An active and energetic PARI,
w NER, with small capital In abnsness which VIII anou
a handsome profit Apply ~ Cortiandtst H. NJ Canlpbei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

Danas defense It certainly is not the Office o bill OF
particulars 10 make a bad answer good" Ine oruer
granting bills Of particulars are reversed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
414l. .Brinckerhoff ct o. ast.
Dale.
&142. .Fsdden agt. Hartley.

IOS7 Beighsus Schnoor %14l .Brnokerhof ct o. St
1850. .BOnnaffon sgt Cham Dale.
berlain. &142..Fadden agt Haruey
1901 Goldsmith ct al agt
Sommerich OF al
PART III.-ALKER,J J.
1885 Bick and apo sgt 6267 Newell agt. Berge.
Mjers $3.50. Goddard agt Pettus
67a4 MAYER act Copner 1901 Mers n Traders Nat.
1896 Hughes agt. Beringer Bank sgt MOoro anu
and an0. 49,
1911 Gibson agt. King. 1000 Same agt same
1862 Nichols AIT Voorbis. 1903 same agt Same.
1905 Bayies act Stohi 1908. Smith and ano agt
46ll Barker AIT. Iindbeim
ct al 6746 lie Baron agt. Ketchum
HryrRIr Srssroys-U ,cKrrr RECONSIDERATION Hudner
Edward Buckley Burke. felonious assault ana
battery John Keirne and James WILKINSON burglary
Murphy James Mcdonald, robbery; Jenny Hawxlns
Lewis Strauss grand larceny; Julia White, petit larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Corporation Notless.

Corporation Nollfes.
IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARkS.-PRO-
~ PosALs FOR PAVING Walks IN CITY .So Hall III
psrtment 80 Onion square, Newfork Cly untn WEI
SESDAY, May TO- 1876 at 80 a. NJ FOR the above worL
For full particulars City Record. No. city Hall
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
IL JIGIITING THELAMPS IN THE PUBLIC PARKS
WITH GAS OR OTHER ILLUMINATING MATERIAL.
sealed proposals invited and VIII be
received By Tho Department of Public Parks at 80 Union
until $50 a. WEDNESDAY, May ~ 1910. fot
full particulars City Record, No. 2, city Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Jce Cream.

RUSSELL" ICE CREAM, ~ Bible House.
il 20 per gallon than three quarts 40 cents per
quart Retailers and churches 70 cents quart Cream
shipped any where out OF town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YORK, Monday Nav

The three following legal sales were made
at the Exchange salesroom today:
Ave story bk tent Win l. No s Iadiowst $3.50
II Of Becomes st. lot l91x75 Geo Priest sl2 ~,
istav lot 25I9ss: Lewis Nathan H".. e.,,
story ps h., 81 nose II Ht asd stable with
D Sstf it On TRINITY sSf s 81 g
rum ground ren SloOO per annumj Geo Farr... $500
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
2days sSS 2, Of $oin i 2ST5s Mary Bur
Sthaye bet Bank 6 and and. TT r Y0 s2Ioas
Eidrasest 8 Is Of stanton st. 2e2 AXIS; Mary ZOOo
Is dt 3daSs 25iiOo5 Jas Coey 10000
and wife TO John Coaey -: ,oo ; Nominal
and gSe to 5 John Nc Kim a,: /; o. ,,io. $4,000
aas s i Esbs T Of ave- 10 il6a2 Gornc 'o'
Illus Keen and wife 70 Mcnae5 Iay 1900
GT TsY st. Is II Of Clinton, 50x0o i part Of Mar 'Oo
cells kohpsr and wife 70 JACOB SPri nT 5000
Lynd 10 Hannah Valentine 40 3, ,;;::.. 5000
and husband 70 enrietta Drake id 1900,
TN and husband TO Mime Harlem c,,..: 1850
s 205 It " Of 2d,aye. 25xIO22; Edward oppenheimer
sda g SIS 90 cor 81 5tRsi O5 Jas Pheaa and ''
wife Edward oppenheimer. i;...;..;. 25.5Oo
Phillips and wife to Q de Anearcia .;....... 1890
56tl.si, Ms. "a It WOO Lexingtonaye, l6xJ0J; W )
smith to Mary II Curry : Nominal
Ward sara, to Nominal
s2.2h v Of iroa! way, 4tA92 AlettIa iialsied AID
ton Dapisuae Jam p Nominal
wife to Waller DGpignae go; Nominal
Marshall and wfe Dora Maislall Nominal
ais -st, as l73 Il eof 2daYe ldH9o9 Henry Marshall
4isist. $ same property Dora Marshall TO siary
5th. ha''i "a 27o it Of 2dayc 2oAaO2s; TO
G anS Shsrs eS e q 10 - Moss. - $4,000
Taf and Wife % John SicC9san, 1880
W sIerens and Others r1s 70 jospnJ ooohue 1880
ch EaIfo SG snr AMI vile % GUSTAV Natop GoOoo
I'd " :. S05 il n OF 59ihst 2plz59.IO Lehman
"S nai 49, Herman I1I II AScling IOl2S
LIT b9 Syg 70 oS me Gombes u $4,000
'S s6d " Wife to Chas II .... 10000
"a husband ass TO TO-. JS nett
M Md:, w1 TsTld ,Tol. 'on ' $4,000
Fam w. IeSpo'd Yanser 5000
cnsi an 1 oSes 10 Henry stomeye $3.50
BIoomesi 20 .S 81 "a 20 ss 0swaa $500
LINN MURRAY to Ellen Murray 1900
lt same 8 Wv II =. 1900
Kayansgh wire to Robert II Isb9eIdon $500
Rednen and wife to Charles Harbeck 49,. 1880
ave. w cor Charles ri, ISss and $1,000
= ~ 70 ESyard IIa 95cs
W 1919 II IA of Old slip, % KID ! John
s Stsyea' and Others Vru'oe' 1880
l3{d.st 200 IL u SHAVE, 25I9O. Ak irregular; -
Patrick III Grady and wife 10 VIM Riesz .''::.; l33V
Z1ase 2 w z 1i9 1e sesyers $1,000
Ir a. and others m to Nav $4,000
Nttr and husband 10 Ciustave secyeTs $1,000
+ ay5cr To- Frederick iiishma1 IO75o
Madison nor AYE tS s sSHne piOpeiy 1870
18Th s j. II Of Sthaye, 1JX2O 10 NO oJi ooo.
lula Friend husband To- Rachel Ky lsOh,. SVJ'
Grand al 4 % IL II Is OF Elizabeth st NO 2Z1l =lox
s. Joseph Bernhard aud others, ex 10 JOhh wen oon
" fsH 80 =; CO eI 81 T m 1000
ryrct " I6sS To- Joseph Beesheim 1900
DiefendOrf (ref, 10 Geo Prizes s'VVo
sIsr ~ igef 70 10 Albert Hahn ex 5000
"a ave r ~ TO Henry 'tau5e 1900
'
No Az years, Anna Horn 10 DENNIS ,oo
s ~ WAITER ID Van Veehten 80. l,l50
D., I've No AZ q wears Theo SeedOrf.
IOrciall j. \. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

Henry u. r. ,glr 4 ton,
Charles W.kohlsaat,
Horace u. Fry,
Charles Bard
George n. Forster.
Hiram ". .,lhlry,
II. u. Ju.iiiaTd.
william r. Buckley,
DeuiI Dat Ton,
T.. :. Van Minkle,
!. Howard Potter,
J.. ". Atnniitown.
II. Is. Hammond.
James r. lugslcs.
Arfrmus II. Holmes,
/. l.. Church,
]. l.. worth,
Gay X. PeiiOn.
Aston II. Brown,
Parker II ndy,
Charles Lailicr.
Theodore Weston.
Mm. T.. FOsler, Jrp
JOHN n. Davis.
&. y. Bills,
l.. n. TEN.
william Pcci.
/, &C. waite,
T.. 4. Wickcs.
:. Loeb.
W W. Parker,
. illiaIn u. Rogers
Henry Blood,
..C. Is. turiis.
ID. n. GarbiSs,
Amos I'cunrY,
B. :. WalcOit.
GeOI &c a. Baker,
Rash G.. Hawkins.
Dwight l.. Olmsiesd.
John II. Hall,
". Iianloy.
Francis VI. Weed,
W. S.. Parker,
An. Il Roe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

SUPREME COURT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ].
~, =. no..o. ,o- nii ao, ru,rdIa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

1873. Tho VILLA IN burgh
City Fire Ins. Co.
agt. Durand.
1870. Metz agt. stevens
lt0. .Buchans agt. Masters,
Jr.
l4l. Klnsells agt. Betterich.
l42. Barruth agt. Culllnan.
l43. Redman agt. Smith.
IA. .Obendorter agt. Gold.
vogel and ano.
l45. .Fernbacher, aBt. Hers
charm.
l46. N ell agt. Block.
147. .Guin agt. Flynn.
I'm PART I-SHRRIDAN, J.
| 500. Johnston and an0. agt.
smith.
1914. II. and Il. Mfg. Co. agt.
Volkening.
1861 Sherer agt. Heath.
3ilS. .kiefer ct al. agt. Dins-
more.
1895. Gilman agt. Holmes.
sliS. Waters agt. Buckley.
ili9. .Bunce agt. Wells ct al.
-GoRPP. J.
ao9i Dorsey ast suraeet ct
4095. McManus agt. Lyons.
1927 F1nelite agt. Schrcshcn.
1929. .COthren agi. Bennett
Il0l Schneider agt. Kahn.
il03. .Ilsley ct al. agt. Iiautz
etal.
4l0i. Wchle agt. Scheyer.
41Il. Pepler agt. Thelle.
ill2 Hills agt. Theiss.
ana. The Man. anu Bid. Blk
agt. MallUy.
4ll6. The Erie Preserving
Co. agt. Thurber ct
4ll7. .Holmsn agt. Devinne.
illl. .flolscha agt lag.
gerty.
4l22. Bauer agt. Stuhben.
| ll23. .Wilmarth agt. Depeu.
4l2J. Fitch agt Tho Met.Gas
Light Co.
sl2J. Tucker agt. McCor.
mick.
4l30. .McQuade agt. Wick.
4l3l. .currin agt. Davis et al.
4I32. Blocker ct al. AIT. Cal.
lahan.
n33. .Apgar agt Whaley OF
1874. .Liedersdorf agt. Green
berg.
il35. .Liedersdorf agt. Self
Fam.
4l36. Dempsey agt. Hurlbut.
4l37. .Le Cato agt. F0fshay.
4l3S. Helm agt. Levy.
4l40.Armbruhter agt Third
! Ave. H. II, %.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-18
CHEYENNE MARKETS.

Groceries, drain. Provisions Etc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-18
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, loo
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE.

BY virtue of a decretal order to me
directed and issued out of the District
Court Of the First Judicial District of
Wyoming Territory, in and for said
county Of Laramie, on the twenty
sixth day of June, A. d. 1876, in q suit
In said Court, wherein Jonathan E..
Wild is complainant and Isaac w.
French, Henry ]. Rogers, John Ste
phens, Thomas w. Babcock and John
Babcock, co-partners as Babcock q
Co., and Stephen F. Nuckolls are de-
PENDANTS, directing and commanding
nineteen, 10, twenty. (20), twenty
one, (21l, and twenty-five, (22), in
block four hundred and fifteen, (415),
in the City of Cheyenne, in said coun-
ty and Territory, together with the
warehouse and othe- improvements
situated thereon, to satisfy the sum of
eight thousand nine hundred and
ninety and seventy-two one hun
dredths dollars, v($s 800. 10y, found due
to said complainant on the 21st day Of
August, 1875, on a mortgage executed
by said Isaac w. French, by the decree
of said court. sst<
This, therefore, is to give notice that
I will on the thirty-first day of July,
a. ~. 1910, lIont VI tut Soui uouee
door, in said Cheyenne City, between
the hours of ten o'clock in the fore
noon and four o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, offer the above described
premises for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. to satisfy
said decree and all accruing costs.
N. ]. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff of Laramie County and Spe-
cial Master Commissioner.
CHEYENNE, June %, 1876.
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MEDICINE BOW
AM
FORT FETTERMAH &
Stage Line.

Leaves Medicine sow Monday at sa. m.
Arrives ar FL Fettesman, Tuesday at 5 p. m
Returning, leaves Fort Fetferman Thursday
Arrives at Medicine Bow Friday at 5 p m
Regular Mail and populsr Line 10 the Black
Hills and Big Horn Country,
Fin for Travellers on this
Route. THQS, Il. DuRANf ACT.
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Until further notice. the Postof1ce win be
omen for delivery and reception OF mail mat
ter from s A. N. daily, except Sundays, anu
on sunday one hour after arrival OF western
mail. Omaha time Is the time OF once
Money order once open from 8 A. M. TO
sP. ". daily, except Sundays.
western malls close daily at l:ls P. N.
Eastern mails close daily at ED Pm
Cenyer Pacific Railroad. intending DehSer
nd southern mails. close at 81. NJ
Maiis arrive from east daily at l:lO p. M
and from the west daily at els !: n.
Iails arrive from Denver, Col, ana way,
ria Denver Pacific R. r.. at , r. NJ.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Fort ret
tsrman on Mondays at 7 An, -
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie ana rorS
Fetterman Fridays at q \. N. uz,
Iail closes for Red Cloud and spotted Tail
Arencies Tuesdays and Fridays At !. NJ
Eail arrives from Red Cloud and spotted
rail Aeeucies Monday and Fridays at p NJ.
Mall closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
Mai arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
Maj closes for Fort Collins and Lopgmont,
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays AZ
Man arrived from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and fri
Il. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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Corrected Weekly by Whipple & Hay, Whcle'
sale and Retail Giocers and Commission MGR
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aAlLRoAD TIME TABLE.


DENVER PAClflC
.pa,vx rnor sourH. DEPARTS SOUTH.
Passenger. 500 IN. Passenger. .6;0o q. m
Freight 80. $50 p. m.-Freight..'.'-.o'ooa IN.
pvrRaiiroad time is thirty five minutes faster
than city time.
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AGAhD.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned ON the es-
tate of VIM. E. Hogan, by the Probate
Court of Sweetwater County, w. T.,
on the 9th day of June, A. d.. 1876,
notice is hereby given hat all persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for allowance
to the Administrators within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate; and il not ex-
hibited within m year from said date
they shall be forever debarred.
JOHN ID. BARRY.
je27-daw3w Administrator.