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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
PIaO.Sgw NOTICE.

Special Term Of the Probate Court held pcccm.
ber 2h!h, lsT, a. Elk Point, d, +. A. T. Mat
ti.1D. Probate iadsc.
In the matter ~ the iaEt will and testament o.
isaac Waterbury, deceased.
NOgiCE ia hereby given That Isaac =. Water
bury has tied his petition with ihCJuaee of Pro
baje Of lniur Couaiy. nakota TerrIt9rE. prayiH4
tnst LETTER. Teslamenlary under thu last VIII
etc, Of Isaac waterbury deceased, bs issued 4
BIN, ard that The Paid application viii be bear,
ON the f2h day OF JsuHaTs, - 10 oclcck y, Ia
al a general term of tas Probate Cou@l Of linton
county u. T., a the otsice of the judge Of Pro.
hs'e Cf said county.
Witness ny hand and the seal of ~
said corr tais .9tA day Of December, go
49,, at Elk Poiat, Union Country, Din -
A. I. MATHS n,
GIT Probate Judge.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

The PIT month has been . bad
ono NJ delsnlting bank and 1nsur.
1ii6s company officers. In New
York CITY, several have been in
dictsd, zthfss hive been sentenced
= ~ Rsnitsnsiary and many more
- run dway.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
GAMBLE Rg0s. .gftoYn4ga.
Sheriff. sale.

49,
T'yRIirGhT or DA&oTA.
Second judicial District.
In the District Court u Cnicu County.
George b Burial, PIelat6.
Barnard Nohan, Mary Mghan, !
Louis q. Bourset, ana j. ).
Teller.
meFt 81 isreCf0safe ana sale m9df, In fhp nIpgre
entitled action on the .2Ih day 0f bae,,yn her.
ID. 1874 apda special execution to me diFacfeH
aud delivered sid aow IN my hands. ISSUED ogt
% the clerks ofGGe Of sad District cf,qrt If
Inion Comfy, npou said JuGcmepf, / William
Beaumont saerlF ~ nton toEutE. have leYica
upon lie rel estate and m rtys,ed l,rgIu,scs
sttaaiei IN Union County, Dak0a !errib,ry and
directed IN said jndgnicnI and c1eoHfion TO he
sold and therein described M fu3Du.s fn.vlt.
Lf ~ Ufnbefed three and f,ar. Tie North Eg.i
Gfat,eF Of Tic South " est QUARTER ana ths Marin
= rst Quarter ai lie South Fact gparfeF IL So
tiDR Ten tIt) IN toWHFhip Eighty-Dinp of Rsn,e
fofts-eighi, a95l that /, tie sherill for tha, mar
pose sp2ointed slail fei IN WeGnesesy fa.SA,
day OF jAnuary. "a D. ISIS at Ira, b.efr ~ on..
o cloek IN the afternoon OF thar dny ~ The from;
Goof OF the eonFG house IN The CoNntv Of Ilpipn
era i~eIrtory aforesaid sell 10 pablic apStlpn h,
ihe highest bidder Tor cash the above deseride1
resi- properly % satisfy said judgment and easts
stnoHAttng IN all 10 CB9 4 hGasaba Two Hundred
sna 1hirty.bNe Dollars and sIxtg.gYe cent viii
laiefes} ~tAereoh from Jhs date ol said tudgnsnnt
and ~ Acrfuei1g costs Of gale
Dated xix Point, d.. Z. Deaeager o.. A. D. MT
MN. BEAUMONT,
cS SLnr!h cnion Cogaty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
Territory has been sold to parties mere o.
|, u,eans and influence, who witt at @otice

Terrifor v has been sold 10 parties mere OF
means and influence. who w,ttsat@oiice
manufacture these pumps and scatter
| them all over the face Of THIS broad Ter
ritory, Nebraska aud ether States anu
Territories near here which are yet uuso!i,
| Therefore we say to our cnteFprising elti'
zens, Look acd{ to this invehtion, and II
! You have means to spare, or property you
| desire TO conveis into money, and WIN
put into this invention with q reasonable
amount Of industry and energy ii viii
bring you four fold. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
Since the above was in type the State
of Nebraska aud Woodbury. couaty, Iowa,
have been SOLD to responsible AID eater,
prising persons Of his place. Our enter
p%risiug citizens SHOULD remember that q
valuable invention like this VII, readily
be ssatched up by men Of judgement
just as soon as they take pains TO examia
into the merits Of il,
4 stroag minded woman married 4 man
not noted for activity Of body or energy
of character, and before The honeymoon
was over, upoa awakening one morning.,
lac foua his spouse in tears.
"My love said hc what Is the natter
ooh, I've had such u dreadful dream
"N ny, wblt WAS it p
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
FIRST DAY.
Decemi,er 10th

.s FIRST DAY
December 10th, 1877.
Boasd ~ pursuant 70 adjournment.
RAssent-Commisaioners VIM Duncan
Desire Chsuasse and Clark orthup chair.
mai. aiso J r cailinan, Clerk. where.
upon the following proceedings were
IA.
o. notion. board adjourned to meet at
eoclock, = y. 18th inst.
fEcoSD DAY.
December 18th, 1877.
o'clock, q. n.
Beard met pursuant to adjournment.
MenbsrA. " the board and clerk ali pres.
e-ptoceSded 10 business.
Claim AZ "A j. Fox for abatement 81
poalatax ~ The rear 1877. presented aud
= poticn ~ clsrk Il hereby ordered TO
teQuce iatne on tax list Of 1877.
On motion the clerk u hereby instruct.
- - iasus ! warrant on the road fund Of
~ 0rd Comniasloner District in favor 81
IpwisDrsvss for abatemcns 81 poll tax
AZ IA year 1874. v being ag@ sge.
m following resolsbicn - offered
61hUpted.
Faslaa,c n 81 ii listing III.
Eaenal psopeftI for NE rear 1877, u
tkseAmssos cf Riks Point AZ. " ~ error
slAAvJps1syb scame taxabie il School
I Nhen 4 should u taxed IL
mn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

Wheot Market has been very dull
5ssSs nm ~ The condition Of
iv1l1isspr4ces have Ranged
nom " ma for No. 2 q 10
s. 81 milling. Corn, 80 70 80.
Osts ~ "A
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

"a x1VOdO YtVSSSNSSNS
rect Treasurers' books etc.
on motion. board adjourned TO meet
. o'clock An. 1ath inss.
IsslisD DAY.
December 18th. 1877.
00.clock a. m,
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members OF the board and clerk all pre-
snt-procccdcd to buincss
Board proceeded to examine and chec
81 fTseasursEs book.
On motion, board adjourned to meet a
. o'clock =. M, 18th Inst.
TouRTH DAY
December lath, 1877,
8 o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members Of the board and clerk all pres
ent.
Board proceeded with work on Treas
urers books.
On motion, bnard adjourned to meet at
= o'clock a. N. l4th inst.
FIFTH DAY.
December 14sh, 1877.
9o'clock a. ~.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
menabers of the board and clerk all pres,
ent.
Beard proceeded to examine tax lists
Of 1860 -1s70-7l-72-73 74-75 and 70.
On motion, board adjourned to meet a.
. o'clock ., m. 18th inst.
SIXTH DAT,
December 10Th, 1877.
9 o'clock q. N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Members of the board and clerk all pres
cnt.
Board proceeded to readjust tax list for
the years 1871 1918 and "a.
On motion, Walter Blatchford was APP
pointed supervisor for road district No.
80.
On motion, board adjourned to meet
the 18th inst.
SEVENTH DAY.
December 18th, 1877.
o'clo> k a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
present-Com's VIM Duncan and Clark
Northup, chairman, also J F Cullinan,
clerk.
Board proceeded to readjust tax list for
the years 1~e71-72-73 and "a.
On motion board adjourned to meet at
9 o'clock q. m. 18th lust.
EIGHTH DAY.
December 18th, 1877.
8 o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present-Com's VIM. Duncan and Clark
Northup, chairman, also ]. F. Cullinan,
Liquor License Bond of T. M. Bryan
presented, and on motion approved and
license ordered issued
Board proceeded to readjust tax lists
for the years 1928 and "A.
On motion, board adjourned to meet at
8 o'clock q. n. 10th inst
NINTH DAY.
December 10th, 1877.
Q O'Clock a. III.
Board met pursuant to Adjournment.
Prcsent-Com's WIN. Duncan and Clark
Northup, chairman, also ] + Culiinan,
clerk.
Liquor License Bond of Frank LeBeauf
presented and on motion was approved
and license ordered issued.
Board proceeded to readjust tax lists
for the years 1928 and "a.
On motion there was allowed the fol-
lowing bill of lumber for Dist, No. SO.
Plank. 375 feet
A pieces 6xS 1d feet long
100 feet Of one inch boards
4 pieces 2x4 IL feet long
4 pieces AKA IS feet long and Is lbs Of
spikes.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants order drawn upon
the several funds to pay same:
I Tollcfson appropriation for dist.
No. .. $23 sc
Anton Amundson work on bridge OF
A r E3dy draraoa Cor counts . III
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26
UNIONS.
TERRITORY ~ DAKOTA,
CVuNEY or UNION, "
Mitchell,
Ns. So.
Matthias Mitchell.


To the defendant above named: You are here
by Summoned aud rcqlie 81 to answer ute com.
plant o. he PLAINTIFF this action, VII ch was
filed in the Office OF clerk Of the district coGrl
IN and for SAID county, 81 Eik Point, or lhe 9TH
day of October, 4ssi, and serve u copy 81 yHay
answer upon US witbtn thirty DAYS afypr tie
service hereof upon yuu exclusive Of The day "a
service. BY cling said answer with sgia cterk 81
said place, And II y0a fail 10 answer said com,
piairt the plaintiff viii apply to the court for
the relief demanded In the o'np1ainf.
DAVIS s AkEEzIR,
59-S. Plaintiffs Atty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

WM. BLAWAONT, Nherin,
BY A. Bower, Deqnly,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-26

8 o'cloI k a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
present-Com's VIM Duncan and Clark
Northup, chairman, also ] F Cullinan,
clerk.
Board proceeded to readjust tax list for
the years 1e~71-72-73 and "a.
On motion board adjourned to meet at
8 o'clock q. m. 18th fust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21

FROM IIVERPOOI.-Tl Steamship Cel'ic, Nay 20; X.
K,il Mira o. r. Koth Edward Keith, Mrs. .ElWrrd hcl1
Master f. g. Keith Master Il. ). keith, infant ana HuIf,
Mira VI NJ Chapman \ j. Aikcus. Mss Alice L. riggs M,s
Krlbbe Nrs g. H. Nraba j. W. Campbell Hubert bttne'
Wilkinson. Col charlton II. way, an. g v lly
sia.sy Stacpocl. stanley G. BOutcr, " H. PeiOt MISS - MA
lry Miss GMuiry, Miss OAaey. RObt johnston MIS- 'oDt
johnson C. McCraIy, Mrs. G. Nee cary Abbott smith W
H. BlWriag. e. T. Booth, G. II. Maddox Nr- g. j. M6dd"A'
Miss Mildred Maddox, Master Knox Maddox and nurse
Micha. Cudahy W. \. BE l. II. T. bar NJ ilDuili thas
rcron Louis llltinrJI, thc Rty g. B. morse ne rev 49,
Mortimer f. l.. Grant, Dr. Iarhenge, NJ. chelL y d. Dk
Joseph T. 1ittr, Thomas T. Btey, i. T. Aiear MIS- H. l.
Agar MIS-. uaWer Nj 5 T. WLb9ur Hiss BtrDr IN mohoi
man servant, and maid servant r. y lolLdn, sheldon 20
Inns ton Thomson Mrs. r. walton lhCi.p'oi, N-7 VI
MURRAY, Morse =. Morris, Ar j. MOTIFS. g. ilcb-
mont frank smith Hcghon Alfred DoJ,Dn sb ser
want L. T. Nau.au, Mrs f. b. Vaughan ans nurse, Aa-l,r
T. Vaughan. Master J.. Vaughan, ROY Ntotqulrt L W
gfuriins E.. Kane W. T.. Close, Fred r. Close Col p VI
Hudson Mrs. VI. HUDSON Miss a. H. linton, Thomas
Mrs. ThunI. he ming. g. :. SHditt W iiisi'h'
IItury kupfcr ]. HIgey. L.us CIanti Aicarl i"ley
Madame Voc, MIS- Wee. C. Jac sOr, ii H. Parkt hI anu
Mr.. trnstIouo. MIS-. ". D.. Bpvrug. ". WIRING . -
FEOM BREMEN s'sHHsid Aeck1r May ~: - rs.
Johanna TalHu and child Albert rag A kciung, T. OIL
Mrs Emile Becker ctd Mrs HriGlauf Nj ana MIS- y
Ab,Ok. Mrs K'Tnkaup Miss Anna ir'hol frhsJ
BufrulI John Salt7r!tcrr Nn. Goctlc Miss Mara LANCE
crsr MIS- w. ehsitncr, Miss Elise Rel steiner MISS Jose
pIle Ecse ncI, Miss Nathaa tohselncr, Edmund zen
siuer r. FIomnoIrr bliss 81. j.. Nrtcn. 3rs cara fItu
.gfpr and r.G VIM Hahn. a. Drecluanu, VOL ann
Mis- Jrl ~chrtt aud fld Ms r. tntulh MI, lIlJs'
Hs.siac.cr Moses AmOrrc 4 Schauh't, BITS Hhha Dr.
Ibcrt Never a. ". ,iarrkipf MIS- Anna HanieEepf An
lreas NIart.ussy, F. Srb r. DolrUgrg, Mrs hs5 DcAer
louis N-n-meuu T. lever Henry Fistch Dr }. MuCAe,
NIs BaJstta Ebthch and calL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
FISH AND FRUIT.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS

CONDITION OF THE hARkElS.
The fish market for the past ten days mas
been guttcd with the sh OF the season. as naeSere''
shad certain varieties of bass and ccs Large shipments
have bcep made TO Boston and other eastern points,
Plladclpha and many towns OF Pennsylvania, ana 10
North and South Carolina. Until lately shipments nave
been made as far west Chicago. Warm weather mas
caused considerable losses TO several hshdeaeIs VIM
had received large cnrgoes Of fish and had not he "
sell OF their stock In tie city ship it to other points
on Friday the market very active, bnt on Sa'id'S
only few buyers could DO at Fulton fish marke
and most OF the fshmongcrs either packing the
stock in ice or sitting in groups idly taking or SMOKING
one dealer said that mackerel had been in steady de
1nand this year. but the arrival OF the STOCK hau p' "
Irregular that the profits had been ANAL On one uny
ono or two cGrrocs would be receV'o ana lh' nSH WIZ"
be immediately bought up at six, eight ana nine cents
nound on other DAYS or Il vessel loads would come
in tocotEcr and dealers would he glad 10 sell them nj TWO
and tlree cents fish, The sIad season. in week or III
DAYS will he past North River shad sells AZ 10 or -
ceGts a nound and Connecticut River donhic extra
Id % a,.crly boucht at 20 spiccc. Eels, weak
tsb and s.uitsh have been coming III elth aic PH'i
lies that the prices have fallen from II 10 cents
n,1nd and almost every evening lr-c numbers nave
been tAuWn away for want OF buFeS Inc ue'ii tul
cod has been active all along bui me argc Supply Oh s
nsh has Kept the prices down 20 iouF and NE C,lS
pound Bluefish and porgics are just COMING III sea
SON and snail quantities from NorfoR nave aHeiI} ~
pcarcl in the market Salmon Is DTOug; IN small qdi
tes from California, the kcncOec IiVcr ana from IT.
The demand for oranges and emons has been very
large during tho past week me supply Oh theSc Il'
from Mediterranean ports has been comparatively small
on a.lriAv M,ssina oranges sold al 80 cents
dozen and lemons advanced FROM 10 cents To 20 and p
cents dozen Pincapp!as nave made Their apeaIsnG,
m ne markets. and were sold saturday afternoon 40
or 30 cents pair Three schooner loads OF this fruit
une into Burngslp late IN tue day. ana me price ran
down uti VneaIllcs offered at tl1ccior quarter
Several salpiuads OF bauauas Ion JaHaiea nd BaiG0
were also received. The Jamaica bananas ii'uGh %
small siZc preferred TO others ON account oil thtl
sWrciueS and finer GayOr bit Of those received
yesterday were in dccaying condition, anG many Diner
punches still very Inoy however sol1 Wci ~ y
bunch Fne only strawberries III the market are those
firm Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
A COAL WAR niMINENT.
DIFFICULTIES or THE COMPANIES.

1t was reported on Wall-St. OIL Saturday that
dispatches had been received in this city from >lr Go"ea
and other large holders OF Philadelphia and Reading So
crit,cs i'm ENGLAND the effect that the company would
not acccdc 10 the proposition made by Tie representa-
yes oil e oh er coal companies at their meeting last
week 10 suspend mining operations during june. In
formation has been outaiEcd from an entirely trust
WORTHY source that Mr G0wen will not consent 10 TIE
proposed pension, ana taai BE VIII con iu' 70 MN,
and - ms much coal az the marke; viii take 80 the beSi
prices otaiuablc L. stated saturday That the
uyCsen Of ~ Che COMPANIES hlt lett III" cN not TO
return t,Iay and Il VIA considered dou5jul d meet
ir of thr Ui,jagrs WOud bc held to-day. bitter coal
war which ~ oi tn large COMPANIES VIII take par
g. rn.ii,r., llu. ut ana .owe Of the managers do
moi hesitate 10 say that when they 20 not Wo
hose 10 be ndrrsbd Offers have ALREADY been made b5
one company 10 nri, lis coal ri > cents below TIE
urico of another company named, which IS GouS large
mean time vcrs are generally waiting for settlement
OF INC difficulties between the COmrdn;ts ana TIE dtNc
op4cut5 of this week are awaited win nuc interest,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
TITO NOME TR0IIcIL DAYS.

awe feel it the more because it was 50 I'M
cyp,ctd" is tie general verdict OF tho animated
vcrsltIons auun The heat in which Ne'NOr has nrcn
swcerirs FOR several, days. Tie coHunfrum which no
one can answer has bcen How long this thins going
to lasti
Saturday was not az warm Friday by one degree
and tic AR was lighter AVID less oppressive having been
purified By the showers Friday. a gcn'lc breeze
famed the city. Yet ths gentle breeze brought
Thing on its wings beside comfort. IL waited over
toward evening the odors Of Hunters Point much TO
the disgust Of the occupants oi doorer aHd balconies
on Murray HI. An carly exodus from tie city spoken
OF by those for unatc persons to whom Summer
an escape from brick walls ana glazing payemcnts.
Sunday proved TO be tho hottest day yet gencr
ally predicted at the breakfast tables. The morning was
st!try and at church time the mercury stood 500
This suggested reasonable excuse for staying home
aud the small attendance at the different places Of
shin proved that the suggestion had been received viii
favor AZ noon tAe theTmUmeteG indicated s3', and
hal-aas tie mercury had Crc9 To 80. Amer thu,'
il cl and about O'Clock at so. Fortunately, rs
j. was Sunday, heated humanity lad little 10 do but 10
Keep az cool might be practicable. The parks
filled with rcoplc aud carriages The Iimhc, the mall
and the many qu, and sheltered Walks 10 Central Park
were tAiougcd win tired Iedc> trlaDs. Because sun
does not wish DO tie heat did not prove fatal
saturday. There no cases Of sunStTOAe reported at
the Police Headquarters.
Appended H. "a table showing the range OF the mercury
al Iiudnui's on Saturday and sunday, compared with
the same days OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
POOLING wEST-BoUND FREIGHT.

The general freight agents Of the trunk
lines Will meet ~ this city to-day TO perfect plan for
carrying the proposed pooling OF westbound freight
IL Is known tnat the contract has been definitely
agreed upon and that the preliminary papers
have actually been signed by all OF the four
contracting parties. The terms are as follows:
The Erie and the New-Yor% Central will each have 80
per cent Of The receipts from reighs going west the
Pennsylvania Railroad % per cent and the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad per cent steps are to be shortly
taken 10 revive the old Chicago agreement for
pooling the stbouud tonnage aiso-both agreements
go into effect July ]. II is claimed by the @dVo-
Gates o. this scheme that satisfactory adjustment Of
some Of the difficulties between the trunk lines can be
Cf,clcd tat the freight viii naturally pass over the
different roads in about the proportion mentioned ana
that tire services 0i the scaiucrs rs ne freight solicit
tors called. will no longer De- needed THIS plan VIII
have nothing 10 do with csst-5OHud traffic.
II Is understood that the standard Oh Company VIII
hereafter send It's oil the Baltimore and ONO Rail
roadustcad Of tLe Penny yna, but that the P,un,y
Railroad has Completed arrangements Win other
oil companies, that about fouitEs az al OF foI export
will hereafter 80 20 Philadelphia over Is lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
OPPOSITION PAcIEIc MAIL TICKFr

Some Pacific Mail stockholders have been
much dissatisfied curing the past year with the manage
Incnt OF the company aud wish make changes in the
Board Of Directors at the annual meeting on May 80
The following ticket has been proposed: c. H. Mallory,
John Roach, D. : Babcock, G. g. Miller, and Thomas j.
owen, directors Peter W. Gallaude broker; Jere-
mah Mlbank, merchant; A. :. Peabody, broser and a
prominent resident Of the Pacific coast whose name has
not vet been selected.
II necessary 10 the success Of the ticket, aud if An en-
fiieiY new management can thereby be secured Mr.
Mallory will not object 10 the Of his name, and
otbefs viii follow the adopted by Mr. Mallory and
Rfr Roach one Of the firm OF Whitehouse s. Co, who
arc understood 10 control the votes OF large in
fhn company states that they viii not appear the
election unless 10 shall necessary Ia protect their
utrrcsts when they Will support the present manage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
opENING OLE A NEW CHURCH.

The ccmmodiCus and cheerful aUdience-rOom
OF the First Reformed Episcopal Church, at Madison
ave aud Fyhfth-st., ~ oned yesterday for public
worship The pastor the Rev. William T. Sabine. Bishop
Samuel Failows, the Rev. Mason Gallagher Of Railway,
y j. and the Rev. M Brown of the BacEwell's island
Mission shared m the opening services The pastor
pounccd that the Rev. Dr. Marvin Il. Vincent would
preach In lie evening aud said that lac Had invited tns
PRESBYTERIAN brother 10 his uip the trst sunday OF
if. ocrupaon u witness Of the bond which ought 10
uuite Mi those who loved tho Rcdecmcr Bishop
FloWs preached the opening sermon fItSn John iV, (.
And He must needs 20 through Sanaria" In cOnCu-
sion he congratulated ne congregation upon the beGuti-
ful and convenient cditce built for Gods service, and
paid a warm tribute IL Bishop Cunmns TO whose mem
1ry tablet Las been placed 40 the side of the chancc
Amer the regular service class confirmed by the
bi,lOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-21
DFCIeTON5-afAY 70.

supreme Court ChonJrs BY Judge Barrett
Matter Of BARTLETT &c.Gran,ri Mater %G OF , act
GStc Pon these papers The plaintiff can take an order va
eating the stay.
Superior Couri-Spec'1I 7Gp,-Bv judge sanford,
Cauly agi. Euiclersc ,yers bond apro' 3D. Io"ntcn"
@nrcI granted and uHdera,n1 approved llayie 81 a.
ag O'COuner-urer f.;Iyh- act.A if"l'u. Jan"'' ~ ~
agt CanieL Ct a!-cIir HthI i'1S , .,' cr,,P'i
c51 ~ G'Its 1rirt Amending order of Nav granted
rier az orral on calendar tor nay "a The Re
Mrcher Ct aI-Comri.,ion orl,r.d. Ca} act Carr Order
gram and underwriting 3Pr5" ni1"y , 49, S'Io g
Motor TO yaca,c oril I" t r noT FOR inirnst.or
and Veceiyer. Hilh so costs to trirn4nL imiu4P
Moh ,i'gG On F re I'm yeT &C. wilson al
OIeiIy at. Bowers; The Dorchester Union fr'CStoH'
Company AT. Blossom c 3d. 80 ,., c,or ,-
c9nm',si' QuI3 az ~ i W W 1r;'r c,tonlg
FOR Si9nda{ aay lt's' ~ % o. Ma
Company agi ghtiE lIiiI an N.'1 aS"
Ordered tnal Proceedings 1e discharged as against hn"
49, judge seagwick.-wcIyr, g., agt schrch- Nan2n
granted new ,Ilh "r!,ral yid 81 ~ $50. ,i,
case ard amendments sstt3L
Common PIea,-Seoiol 7,xn-By Judge. J. F.
D,lyM9li@r Of c, IS i'gII' lie in.nlan
Company at. nl'ocS.- Mct-o'alamn icr 'i i
confirmed Tor payment Of sur!l. moTr's sTanir'
There is o of latrr,al ALLEGATION Of thr c'pl a'so
that tn, indrhtsues estcnf' ~ u'i" famc me onH
alder ;his action commenced; 80 costs 10 GnrH'h
Comes den Gel eau" not IegNirN on
calruisr Burint Tho ornamental 1ir'r cor iauy.
Onaued payment oi SO to-s. ana 'h,i 'p
Mating - place oaIsc FrljY's calendar u" 20 80
Slrfian agt Mciiuuis.-DTer TIE ciciH''ahtr' Oh ll
cas-, / 40 not irrl ius!id'd iu Crt,uIg an oIira
allowance. Motion granted without Costs iiol} "u"u
r.f IInl'vwoti.-FWtiIrr pr0.f wanted IS 10 TACT
made material ~ section AZ % Article - ~ - it2;
Iulors AIT propo-,i supplemental answer oh'ld
D.. rf,. vh trotn papers leave review motion sIanlei
Er,lrriy ast Motion ttFCc Ter want oi proof 81
,,i, 81 amended complaint parts al4,aI.hI; 10 ''
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.tputrt hc should not Poe pAr} 20 ' ~ bf, %" t %"
AZ rsurc ,hy dispute To e debts 10 be para on. Oh u
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