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The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-08
R. R.
1875. Summer Arrangements. 1876.
BRAINERD ACCOMMODATION

Between Fargo and Bismarck trains will run
westward Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS,
Eastward, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
Connect at Fargo with Red River steamers
and daily line stages for Fort Garry. At Bis
mark with weekly line steamers for Carroll aud
Montana; and at NJ p junction with /. s. 4
M. r. R. trains to ana from st. Paul and Mime
apolis, and all points East and South.
Connections at Duluth with lake lines for
points East.
May 18th 1873.
G. w. MRAD, General Manager.
W. 5. ALEXANDER, Gen. Pass. Agt. ST. Paul.
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Proceedings Ct the Comfy Commissioners.
August oath 1877.

Board met pur-uant to adjournment,
Present l. II. Luce, Geo. ". Ball,
j. h. Hobart Commissioners, }. A.
Tulleys Clerk. Minuets Of last tive
meetings were read and approved.
Petition OF Henry Cur.es and 9th
err to call an election to be held on
the day Of the general election No
veMber to vote Oh the proposition to
issue bonds to build a bridge across
the Republican River at some point
in GtSie Rock precinct. Amount OF
bonds six thousand dollars, election
ordered.
The following aceo1nts were allowed
and warrants ordered
John Elliott Salary Co. Physi-
clan, $27,5 50
NJ. l.. Thomas Pub. Comr's proceed
ings &c. $24 40
state Journal Go. Stationary $i7,75
"A. A. Pope Go. Supt's fees $4,000
Ordered that the removal and re-
construction Of the bridge across the
Little Blue by Silas s. Wells and
others be approved and that said par
tics be released from their bond.
Resolved hat the salary of the
Superintendent Of Public Instructions
for Webster county be three (3l dol
lars per day after the LIST day of JAN
uary 1878.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Whearas on the 81 day of July 1877
this Board passed an order that the
Clerk cause notice to be served upon
Henry II. Buttterworth and Charles
W, ~lIassIer Trustees of the Kansas
and Nebraska Railway Company of
Kansas and upon Alfred Mitchell
Land Commissioner and Attorney of
said Trustees and apoa all persons
claiming lands in Webster county
through or under them, to appear be-
fore this board u on this day aud show
cause why certain lands described in
said order should not beentered upon
the assessment rolls and tax list for
taxation and be taxed for the years
1876 and 1877, and whearas it appears
that there has not been good and sufh-
cient service made upon some of said
parties, therefore be Il.
Resolved, that the entire matter re
srecting the taxation Of all OF said
lands be and the same is hereby con-
tinued and postponed until the I'd day
Of Octcber Ls7E 1T ] O'Clock p. VI.
and that the Clerk be and he is hereby
ordered to serve notice upon said par
ties as heretofore ordered for said par
ties to appear and show cause upon
said 2i day of October 1877 why said
ands should not be tax d.
Adjourned until Monday Oct. LIST
1877 at ga m.
j. A. TrILEgA. T. II. LUCE,
Clerk. Chairman.
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szza.r7 Sac.

BY virtue Of an order OF sale Issued
by The Dis rict Ccu-, e WetSt r Co
Nebraska and directed 20 me a. Sher-
if ofsa;d Webster County. | viii
Offer co. sale a, public auction AZ the
door Of the Cour, House. in Red Cloud
IN said county, on tie 2ith Of Septem-
Der 1877 at teno'c'ock \. III. of said
day the following real estate, 10 Wit.
The Nv ! OF the Sc . ofsec. IL town
| range II. The : W or of,he c or OF
sec. II town | range IL. The = e qr OF
the Nv Qr OF &c II town | range -
Tie Sc or of tie : " or of >ecl4 town
| range l..
All In Webster county Nebraska
Sod oo an nr,ier OF sale in t;.vor OF
Dudl ey " Steele, X Samuel johnson,
and against George W. Bemsn.
Heury i. Bill shenH,
Ly MarA II. Wara,r depI.y
T. ID U.uzz- Dt,I ~
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VIM. Smith a citizen Of Oak Creek
precinct, was recently found insensible,
in his wagon. to which a team was
hi,ched' and wandering at will over
the prairie. Smith Had hitched un
His team. snd gone to the house ola
ueisHbor zud-had' started home ae0u.
noon: while Oh his sway 1t Is Supposed
that he WAS knocied'sens'ess in his
vscou.by. stroke Of tightening. The
foam wandered around until discover
aa.by some one and taken home. Mr.
Smith remained insensible until the
next morning. He has no recolleet'o"
Of anything having happened to hi"
while on his wayhone. He recoiiec'S
starting home, and from that tine
NATL the return Of co~IGisl.ness, ttle
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Notice 70 Teachers,

Notice is herby given, That | will ex-
anime all pers who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates for tea
cheers Of the primary or common schools
AWebster county, at Red Cloud on the
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A.. Pope, Co. Sup't.
Nesanda Jan. 9TH lSE!.
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MI. Levi Moore called this week
and made the editorial heart rejoice
by the presentation Of some green
bax," the first we had had the pleas
ure Of drawing caressingly through our
fingers since the last time We succeed
Cd in borrowing. 6 dollar several
months ago. Nj. Moore takes sever
al copies Of the CHlEF and sends
them to friends 10 the east, he has
paid us sl2,O 90 on subscription within
the last year.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Robert K. Sherer vs. Clark Wat
son. before Joseph Warner. Justice
of the Peace, Webster Go. Neb. De
PENDANT will take notice that an order
of attachment for the sum Of nineteen
dollars and iifty Cts (Sl9:50l has
been issued in the above case, and
that the cause will be heard Aug
18th, 1877 at the oiiice of said Justice.
RoLcr, Il. Sherer.
Per John Z. Wilcox,
53 3w Attorney.
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100 ACRES,

Owen & Chamberlain Camphor-
ated Hartshorn Linanent, is not a
Patient, hut the old Volatile linament
made OF tie best material and, by an
improved mecho1. It needs no rec,
omenJ, but is acknowledged by Ply
Sicians to Je cid and reliable, and
iiorsemen fall back on it when all exc
fail, and regard it as their stand by.
Sold and guaranteed by G. II. Pot
ter, Red Cloud.
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We would like to know how a GER
thin man who resides not a IT, ousan
miles from Guide Rock, knows just
what appears in the CHIEF each week,
and takes the liberty to comment
thereon, when he is not a subscriber
to the paper. Now sneak around and
borrow your neighbor's copy Of the
CHIEF, read this item and then, get
mad and abuse us.
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Legal Notice.

ELts-4I
District Court in and for Webster
County, NEBRASKA.
Gait arine Delaney
Plaintiff,
ver>uS NOTICE
William Henry De
Lancy, defendant,
The defendant, William Henry De
Lancy. will take notice tina. the plain
tiff has fled her petition in the Dis
,ric, Cnur, Of Webster Co. Nebraska,
praying that the marriage between
the plaintiff amid fendan' may be Dc
clared a ~nulii;y. and tina, he is requir
ed to answer said petition on or before
the Sth day of October \. d 1877.
Catlarine DeLa1cy
j. S. Gilham atty for plaintiff.
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We have at present the following
described tracts Of land for sale:
100 ACRES,
situated on Elm Creek. 80 acres Under
cultivation. plenty of timber and water
Good sell, % feet deep; house, sta
bles. etc. Land nearly all level. being
mostly second bottom. Close to school
house. Price, $1,000. $500 down, bal
ance IN payments to suit purchaser.
Deed given.
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SO ACRES

of land on Elm Greek on the Hastings
and Red CToud freight road, % acres
under cultivation, good frame house
IGx2G with basement l4x35, good well,
stable rom for 10 teams building 4
ks for the accommodation Of freight
ers. Corn cribs aud corrals. This
property ha. long been known as
Uummers rancho. There is some tim
Der OH the place. VIII relinqnish for
500. or will give deed for $500 Half
down, balance IN one year, or will
trade for team and stock.
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Mr.. X. l.. Mcclure has just thrcsh-
al out 400 bushels of small grain.
(wheat oats anG barley the yield of
81 acres. Mr.. McCuue has 50 acres
Of corn, making in all l02 acres OF
ground. tended with orc team.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

The largest stock Of spcctacles vest
of Lincoln, can be found at w. A.
Smiths Hastings Nebraska. He is
role agent for the Lazarus & Morris
perfected glasses, the finest in the
market for the money. Stiff
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STAR WAGON.

For sale by Mitchell & Morhart.
These wagons aTa among the best
that are made, and arc fully warrant
ed. Ii will pay you 60 and look a,
them before purchasing elswhere.
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He'' f't'te As"'s

All who have Real estate that they wish
to sell, or claims to dispose %. will find il TO
their interest 20 call On NJ. l.. Thomrss. al the
CHEZ Office, where terms will be male
known.
Immigrants. and those desncus Of secar-
ing homes IN Southwestern Nebraska,
would 40 s.ii TO consul, this Agency. enckos-
ing stamp for reply,
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II. 8. Haley has commenced the
construction ola fish pond which Will
contain several acres, and be supplied
with the best of fish that can be obtain
ed. 1t will also be used for boating, in
the summerand skating in the winter.
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= 10th nj 9lothin~
y 10th ing olothiI
-

AT j. q. Potter's, mems and boys
suits of ready made clothing --latest
styles call and examine these goods
and be convinced that it will be to
your interest to buy your clothing Of
NE. j. q. Potter.
Red Cloud.
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The camp meeting Down on the
river is progressing finely at last &C
counts. All the re;igious!y inc'lrrd
folks, and a great many who are aot
~ inclined have been in attendance.
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STONES! STOVES !.r

A car load Of stoves just received at
Mitchell / Mcrhart's OF all sizes pat =
terms and styles. Coal or wood stoves
OF all kinds, they will be sold, at bed
rock prices. Call and. e e
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D6T- Remember that air locals and
other advertisements ordered 10 for an
indefinite time, will be regularly charg
ged up unit! ordered discontinued
Said order to be given to the editor Of
the paper
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

WANTEDc-W head of calves for
which the highest cash price will be
paid. Geo NJ. Taylor,
Red Cloud Neb. 5-32m
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

We understand; that Mr.. Brice dis
iains to receive further support FROM
the county, and has gone to work at
the RedCloud Mills. having obtain
ed a situation as clerk, Or beokReeper
Of that establishment. The cd man
Has, more backbone" than some Of
The young-and' able bodied met Of Red
Cloud.
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HORSES HORSES!

An Who have mares they wish TO
breed, are informed that CARRIERS
horse will stand in Red Cloud for the
nett four weeks. July 5,h
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J. D. Post informs Us that he has
the largest barn west of Joe, Ws-
ner's Msd is prepared to accommo-
date the freishters: and all Others
who may call. Livery rigs furnished
on short notice 53-u
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Mr. Robert Hicks informs Us that
he thrcShed out 27l bushels of barley
from a four and one half acre field.
50 bushels per acrs1ls not q bad yield.
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Lands For Sale.

We are now Offering for sale on bet
ter terns and cheaper than ever be-
fore, all lands belonging to b & NJ.
st. Joe & ID. G. and Midland Pacific
Rail Road Companies in Webster and
adjoining counties. W. also have
some choice claims for sale. Give Us
a call.
Haley Bros. Atty's Il Real estae
Agt's Red Cloud Neb. SIT
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A herd Of ponies came IN from the
west on last Tuesday. Quite a mum
Der have deem bought by our citizens
we understand.
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Watermelons are becoming plenty
in town, some folks are afraid to eat
them, not so with. the printers, oh no.
Tn the language of the illustrious Pat
rick Henry, We know not what course
others may take, but as for US, give
Us liberty and-give US watermelonS
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

We are selling good goois
cheaper than any othe'
firm in the city. The mar
ket will be full Of shoddy
goods this fall, but don't
waste your money buying
them, when you can buy gen.
uine goods at the same
price. of
l. N. THOMPSON and Co.
Hastings, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

Our Satan was recently out IN the
rural districts, fo~raceing, and garden
sass" is conse quensly plenty At the
CHIEF'S domacile,
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HASTINGS MARKETS..

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY L. n.
NORTON, DEALER IN GRAIN AND
STOCK.
Wheat lower fair ts good. 80 to IS
Barb p 10 i5 as TO qualities.
Rye 25. Flax Sc, d SIS tn 90.
Hogs in good shipping coIjitiou
5 10.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF
a complimentary tickek to the Neb-
raska State Fair to be held at Lincoln
Sept. oath to 2Sth.
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Mrs. Patterson arrived from Santa
Cruz Cal. last Friday. She is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Doc. Sherer
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

Mr.. Henry Rogers, has rented Carl
Webers picture gallery. we are told,
and will hereafter conduct the bust
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Mitchell & Norhart have just re-
ceived q large stock of stirring plows.
All of which will be sold at bottom
prices. ST.
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A very pleasant occasion for the
little folks wa 5tft of the sixth birth
day of Lulu Warner, she was the re-
sipient of several handsome presents
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

n Haney of Batin thrcshed, last
week. a rortion of his wheat which
Welded q little over % bushels to the
acre.
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We have received vol. / No /. of
the Harved Phoenix. edited by Con
nell, late editor of the drfunct .Advo-
cate.
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VIM Rely of Oak Creek, threshed
out % bushels Of wheat to the acre.
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9oots q G hoes.
9oots " 9hoes.

y large lot just receive at j. 6.
Pottcr's. Latest styles Of ladies and
Misses shoes and CATERS. and mems
and boys boots and shoes. Cali and
examine and you will not purchase els
where. 5.6tf
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The prairie grass up west, en- the
eattle range, is SAID to be perfectly
dry, and prairie. fires are said to be
raging.
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There is sickness in the CHIEFS
family thrs week. The Hsighbors will
please accept thanks for their kind
nsss.
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Wheat and barley taken in exchange
for goods 1t J. 6. Potter's.
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lGO ACRES

Timber claim, being the southeast
/, Sec. If, Il ;, r. 9, Webster county
Neb., Saltwater precinct. Mostly good
farm land, - acres under cultivation.
Viii relinGuish for 800, half cash,
balance in one and two years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

The mercury fte1aly boiled over.
and run out at the top of the ther-
mometer. last Tuesday.
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l6O

of decided land, u miles from Red
Cloud, a. acres under cultivation, cor
rails, etc. Good well &c feet deep.
Terms, $1,000, 500 cash down, bal
ance in = year. A bargain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

Gen. Bowen, of Juniata was in
towu last Monday.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

fUdcr this head We win make announce
ments { r all WAC wish to be candidates for
corUty cfice. charges will be two dollars.
and upwards. according to style Of notice1
We are authorized to announce the
name Of Il f Scot As candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff Of Webster county
Nebraska. subject TO the action of the
county Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF Geo. o. Wiser, Is candidate
for the Office of County Judge Of
Webster Co. Nebraska, SUBJECT to the
actloToi' the county Republican Con
vention.
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A fine lot Of prints, fall styles, at
j. G.. Potter's 5.
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l2OAGRES

of decided land, situated On Elm Greek,
Plenty of timber. partly under cuItiva-
ton. Convenient to schools and
churches. Terms, $500 cash.
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New styles fall goods at Mrs. Lutz
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-08-30

W. A Smith of Hastings keeps a
large and well selected stock Of books
stationeryjewelry, musical instruments,
wal! paper, picture frames, toyes and
notions. Ne has a first Glass watch
maker and enyrsver. and viii guaran-
tee satisfaction xith work entrusted
TO his care. Customers can rcly upon
being dealt with fairly. 5 If
For your hay rakes go to Mitchell 4
Morharts.
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Go to Mitchell Il Morharts for your
gang plows.
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Free of charge sample bottle.
One dose of @. C.'s Collie, Cholera ard
Diarrea Remedy. A sure aud efectu-
al remedy for the cure of Dysentary,
diarrea Cholera morbus, Summer
complaint, pain IN the stomach and
bowels. Chronic diarrea, bloody Hux
&c &c: Also cole in horses. One
dose will cure pain in the stomach in
3 minuets. cholera morbus in ) to 80
minuets, according to evereness OF
attack, one dose will cure an ordinary
attack of Dysente,y or diarrca. 1t Is
never failing in its results. and 50
pleasant when reduced with 20 parts
of water that children will cry for it.
Sold and guaranteed, by {. II
Potter Red Cloud Neb. 6m
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GO to the Postoffce for yonr station
cry, where you can get ~ sheets of
note paper for the small sum Of zen
cents.
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loo acres ofnice laying land on Elm
Creek, no braves running through it,
partly under cultivation, less than a
nile from school and church, creek
run. through the p,acc. plenty Of tim
Der, a very desirable location, terms
of sale made known on application.
100 ACRES,
of land on State Creek, Webster Co.,
70 acres under cultivation, timber and
running water, house, stables, etc.
One so of this land is decided, the
other is a pre- emption. Will relln-
nuish the 50 that is not decided and
give d deed for the other or both for
cash or trade.
The above described lands are Of
fered for sale at reasonable figures,
and are desirable locations. All let
ters Of enquiry promptly answered.
NJ. l.. THOMAS,
Agent.
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WANTED.-Fifteen or twenty hanGs
to cut brocmcorn. or | will let thcjob
out by contract, At 50 much per acre.
a man can take as many or as few
acres as he likes.
George NJ. Taylor.
one and one half miles west of Rcd.
Cloud. 533w
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~Dress-making & Stamping.

Mrs. Bauer wishes to inform the
public that she is prepared to make
dresses on the shortest notice, and do
all kinds Of stamping. Please give me
a call at Carl Weber's. Red Cloud.
43-3m Mrs. Bauer.
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DO YOUR wv GRAINING ,

A new and simple. merhcd of grain
ing. Enclose 2Octs and | will send by
return mail printed directions for
graiuiug: all shades. No humbug
Address. Rufus Miksch.
34-6n Red Cloud Neb.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-25
BRoADWELL's BROKEN BANK.
Secretary swan su-renderinG Property TO Ala
II Making Up the deficiency.

Receiver Henry A. Smalley began work
yesterday by counting t110 in uncurrent money
found among the assets OF the Clairmont Saw
ings Bank. To-day Mr.. Siblcy. an expert nc
countant. will begin. under the direction of the
receiver, an examination OF the affairs OF tho
bank.
Mr. Swan Is credited on the books of the bank
with $500. and his wife with about 800. All
claim to this has been formally relinquished tn
the bank. In addition TO this what IL declared
to he all Of Mr. Swans property has been decided
to Mr.. Robert q. Cornell. ono Of the Examining
Committee Of trustees for the benefit OF tho
bank. All this property is mortgaged. Mr..
Swan estimates its value to tho bank nj $4,000.
The trustees estimate its value at 80, 400. His
action therefore in the opinion Of the trustees
diminshcs the difference between the valuable
assets and the Liabilities by about $1,000. This
property. consists OF land and houses in Kings.
Rockland. and Richmond countigs. New York
are tho items: One house. 3lS Hart street
Brooklyn. J.. D.. mortRaecd for f30Oo; ono
Gates avenue. Montclair. 3jx40 feet in lot lssx
226 feet. lately rcmudrlcd. on which there arc
two mortgages. ont Of $500. held 10y the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance, Company OF Newark.
and ono OF $4,000. held hy n personal friend:
fourteen lots Mt Linden Pnrk. Staten Island;
ono brick store. Onderdonk block. Nyack I;
II farm in Middletown. Orange county. 06 acrcs.
with house and barn morigagcd for $1,000;
each. bought in 1872. aud nortgaged for 10000.
Besides this property he has conveyed two Soc
9nd mortgages on stores III Nyack. The
house adjoining the house above described
~ in Montclair was once owned by him. but no
says 1t WIS sold three years ago to his mother
under foreclosure II Is now mortgagcd for
$1,000. Mr.. Swan says its outside value Is
$4,000. aud not $S.uOO. which latter value WAS
put on 1t by n renl estate dealer in Montcair.
He Bays he paid $1,000 for his own house in
1873 and has tried t. sell II for 81 500.
Mr.. Swan explained. last evening. 10 n report
cr Tor The SUN that in estimating the vulu. II
the property conveyed at s1.iO0. the committee
did not n,lude the Mgnt.'ar property. whose
making these convryunrcs to Mr.. Cornell, Mr..
Swan does not de- So on the ground that IL H. the
return Of property wruugfully taken, and Mr..
Cornell ia accepting hus h""n careful not to give
any guaranty Of immunity from punishment.
VT swan suys mat No., an NOV wrphEiully take
through his ucgiigcne" M an off 'or the bank
was "a loser, he Is willing To- give up all his prop
trty t. make good the loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-25
LAWTERs IN CIOVER.
Also n Nibbie for a stenogrspher-Tho Dsnser
Will Case.

Surrogate Calvin yesterday signed tho
dccroe In the Mary NJ. Danser will case. Tho
will Is admitted TO probate. the resduary clause
being. however. declared void, and 1t is ad-
judged that the whole residuum. after the pay
mont OF debts. commissions. fees. costs. allow
ances, md other lawful expenses incurred or TO
be incurred. belongs 10 tho next Of kin and
heirs-at-la law Of Mary NJ. Dauser.
The following allowances are granted:
To Anthony Dycu counsel for the executor, in lieu
Go c la d0s'ap Rs for the hcr,a.
To- John =. m,ley, Guardian Of Sophia Danser. 5000
damus proceedings in The supreme Court siVn To the
STU So as proctor LOT TIC Nursery a"i 0'''' hospital
10 Enoch l. Fenchcr for services in the mOndamus
Tor the Missionary society OF the NJ i-t Fps
Church as proctor ior the Sunday school nion
~ ,"me church, ahd as proctor Tor George stevens
To Gnsrlc.N r@r proctor foE ,s New York Bible So
T1 I,ir q p.s ~ r,, ,ho Nos. vort cv
Mission aud Tract society and ior Tie American Female
To- e9sct rait3 Benedict proctors for the As;ocia
i,"n tor the lnpro,cmeni OF the Condition of te Poor,
YORK Society for the Relief OF the Ruptued and Crippled.
Ay Van yCeh,en proctor FOR the Bonri Of For
70 wis t. Dei"nc pTc@,or " tor The sew YSTk Eve
AMI Ear lnn,mary ani for NE Society Tor the Proven
r,aeS 0W ,; Irscy Grocor; for he pemiit
pisp,isHry ana ne american bihle s9ciet, 80, ,,,
Church. srO
To- John Hardy proctor for the Western Dispensary,
$3.50
To Iamcss searns, proctor for the Home for Incura
To Cephas Brairerd. proctor for the Young women's
Christian Assn iatun. $50
To irmucl skidmnre. proctor for the New York City
Church Extension and Missionary society," Tor the Rev
Charles ; lianou. ana tor hmma T. HanOn. sHD
To John W. G. icNcfdge. proctor Tor the Eastern Dis
lcnsar, ami for the Ameucan sunday school Union VI
ihilHdrll hia. Sltp
Tg Anthony X. pyctt proctor for the Homeopathic
Medical College and tho Homeopathic Dispcnsary, aud
Tor Thomas p Jeremiah. $50
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