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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
SHERIFFS SALE.


RI virtro of writ OF Vend Tx
- issued ou' NJ ma Corr ~ Common Plea. ~,
N''i". county, nni ?" ne directed viii DO ex.
f''-N 10 Fu' '.. or 'he gtt.ui-.-, IN
Ih"n'Y, Nrri 4lHd. 1877.
- n ~ ,..F o.. fn. ''-tl lev TIA f,!iowInp 10.
=, .t."d j.. \ E-'t'r O. VIZ: 4 certain LOT or
re. ' ~ ''n' shltt' in Nrtlnre We; rcA.
N"r l"NUsiip. .rNd'r c.un'y, Pa. loruIe
\ 'rit ~ Hl,-" .'uth by VI Miin street, Eat Nv
Itni Wu. II lirrh-'-r aud West by - street
..h' hhinf 80 irrt froTt aui lsi '''t in depth pne
iIu.lN 80" ~ d" ~ los uh~r"on ara "r, et.l "A
ON AND ONE nALf STORY HOrsE aud
oiher oIt hrii itrr,
Sritrd aud taken in eyncniion and n b.AolI
~ ihn property OF Joseph = smith.
j.. t.SENHARr. Shrrir
sh"riN once, Miid 'burg, Mat !, 1877.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
A. ,aiiorinE stie'e, wstr rrrrh ''.d At Con
signe and LETT In tho pns>. ssian Of Lewis
0oodiin,, during his - 'ssure, All ! ersoDs are
cAnti Aed not u inte tore ot NEEDLE with the
sane. vir Chairs, Desk, Clock, Lounge,
Cupboard, Table, sink, cook Stovs aud nv
lures. Tub Meat stands. B-d l. Bedding. he'd
stead, Chest, Carp I. Bo ing Machine. 4 Shoats,
row, Chickens, Iron Kettle, Grind stone,
Cr0-scut saw, vinegar.
Mar !, ISL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that nv
vile. Harriet courtney. has lef. nv heI
an bosri with out any suncirbt cIu.s what.
s'c'' therefore warn all prrs not otrus,
hrr' n my accuunts wilI ray 10 debts con.
4 ae.od by her aftcr this date.
March, sth, 1877.
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l administrators Notice u c.ters Of

OF Jno. A. Meyer, late OF Adams twp. snyder
county, Pa, der'i. hscs been GRANTED to tho
u"dcr' igned. All rer-ons tno ,ing themselves
diatn payment while those having clstm,
against said estate viii present them Tor settle.
ment tn SAMUEL A. wErZhL
March 9, leii. AdministratOr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
CAUTION.

NOTICE i hereby given that the
Ntn'lo,ing ,rtlr'e. hav, heen rurch,..Ibv
The nm lefsigne lnt Cnns,nble's sale aul isf, IN
the l"s'e.-ior NJ SI'nln X,'hmtn dur,nt his
ll"t-ure. All nerspns 'rs cIltipnsi NJ - In.
tefiere nr milllc tn the sane. via: TChtirs
lab", SIM, BurcIu, Meat Stand. Tub g
'hi'hr's ISAAC tREB-
Adams tp., Iar. J. III.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
SNYDER COUNTY SO

We the snbscri
hers, Commissioners in an for sail coun.
~, Do certify, that The foregoing is n
irae aud correcl Statement OF the Receipts
and Expenditures for The year 1876, To
the hest of our knowledge.
In witness whereof we have herenn,o
set our hand in the Commissioners office.
in Mlddleburg the Sd day Of Januar!
A ID. 1871 Attest
J. Z. AURAND, Clerk.
JOEL ROW.
JOHN 8OMIG.
MOSES kkEBS.
Commissioners.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
A DMINI'TRATOR'S NOTICE

~ Letters decentralization crN r.sr,ueS
TO AsSgxo on the estate OF MARY - MOY-
ER deceased lac Of Beaver Township Sny.
der County. fenna.. having been granted
to tho undersigned, all prisons knowing them
selves Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those havi r
claims will present them In Y authenticated for
settlement to SAMUEL A. WEIZFL
Mafchs =, 1877. Admln!strator.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
ROCHESTER SEEDS.

Rcid's Floral Trihn'c. book Of %
piges with Colorcd Plates. de-crihes
30 varieties Of Flowers, Vegetables
Bulbs. sc. Price 10 cts. This work
with pk's.
RBID'S FRESH FLOWER SEEDS,
including Pansy and Verbena, for %
cts.
IA Choice varieties and Tho Tribute. ~
cts. Vegetable seed substituted if pre-.
fcrrad. " IREID
Mention this paper. Rochester, y. Y
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

ECEIP Is AND EXPENDITURES of Snyder UNITY year
1875 January ending 31st
inclusive
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

h' :u. 'fcder'in ,sIs rai" BY Treas io,s,,s -
ofState tas psid 70 State
Dy co"'"''ion: to COLI" Of 1879; cC.n'J g, Q. Q.
by khson'ra.Ious =. e. .,saiy ~ s 5
ny taxes Of 1870 sanding, county sss.s:
by tAxes OF 1875 And previous years
- outetAndiug county Tpl "
By tixes ct ls1s Ard previous years
- outstanding l23 Is
Dy hscnctAtions tn collectors OF isfj
AMI previous years county 81 q
by ENonerstlOns to collectors Of 1915
And previous years STATE O.,
by balance OF nots unpaid drawn by
Henry And John X. uordon In "a.
Nor OfTreAsurer los 0v
by Amt ofnote drawn by John Aud r.
w. Dorm In favor Of Treasurer for
tAfes due lei 5s
by y1tcAsurer's commission on Ell III 90
Atap'rct. s53 is
By IRE Asursr's commission on S2s55s
At . per ct fir Huok ster n .enses 1ls
By Amoun: Of military oiders pAii siss
by 6 c'mnis issIon on t,I % military orders al5l
BAlAnc due county in hands uf
Treasurer ~ IS
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. Sc-CIos.

~ IN. frces NJ ilg lI.vgN n TOWNSEND. 10
>oitt rh.td street Pml,dcIphi, Sih,L. bon .,L,
Ani 81 either for casa or on matgin. ha.
yt IA.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
Treasurer's Account.


Henry Benfer Treasurer In ac ,cunt VITA Sny-
der county, tor tho year A. ID. lsId
DIR.
To amt OF County tax assessed for 1875 i2T.o 80
state ~, w
previons years 5j25 Q.
To ant OF State tax out g OF 1873 and
previous years 3ii ~
To aunt. OF uote drawn BY Henry and
Johu X, iorioa $50 90
To cash ree'd for Huekster licenses for
$50 :sj Ga
To cash reed Of Daniel Eissnhari, nns,
Commonwe alth vs. A " wae,s et al At0 90
To cash 2 cd of Frederick bigger ct al
for taxes onterei AS8 50
To cash reed OF Gary 3 Schnure OF si
Tor u. Land sold o,<l
To cash rec'a i'r lands sold by Com'rs bS %
% Lumber sold " lvIs
To sut. Of military tax reed trom J.
". lissahossf ss,
ei ~ y
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
Dissolution Of PaI tnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN partnership heretofore ex sting between ].
W. SSartz \ u u S,hraier 10 Dissolved this
day by mutual consent. Aud that ], 4. u.
SchrAdar have thi. dsv sold IN, whole later Ut 1T
u ,ok Accounts aud N ties W J. W. S~artx ANA
81 eiaiuls must aud w,il b. ,iied ~ ssii J. W.
S~arix. j. W. sWAkTZ,
.. II sCHRAuER,
rroxsiviils Feb. eth, 1877.
Tue unisrstgasi hsvius Pirch,. ~ Q ,tirs
tnter~st of x. VI. Sshrader's share of u ~ sc-
ceants, notes. 40, hclains Will be ssi,le,, by
the uudersisued. NV sWARTZ.
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81 s:ss 81; 49,; % s,s:; s::s.;s Ssis: 80
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Ociinauept Collectors.

Districts Collr. Mans yo,r ,,o St,t,
Frnnklin Rnb't Eisenhower 1874 o1oS
HeANer Henry Re,rick lsib 2t1ys - Os
centre Aaron &. Walter IlB "a 2itd
Chapman Pct TEX Rrnvn 20 " II al
tr,uhlin John W Walter sll
NliidieDurg John = S,e'icr o,?S 2go
Ferry Jacob A. ferger an vbl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15
County Finances.

Asseis.
Jan ist. 1877.
C"uniy tas OF 1870 outstanding so0 's
STATE Iss ~
,,s,n ;sn,y 'eSo 1913 and ptsviou;. years ;a@
Hi'hce IN hams of Tfonsrter 7il s.
Balance ot Military. aud In hands Of
jacob Gross, exs treasurer 225 3s
iUsj
liabilities.
Amount of orders n 1870 outst,uding rs es
- lsSA preyiois years ~ So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

IN future al advertisements presented for publication
after eight o'clock r. NJ mil be charged double rates
A OcTloN SALE or MAGNIFIcENr HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture. TO be sold tbs day 9TH CRSDAf).
commencing at 10 o'clock.
at The private residence,
10 West % St. near OH av
brilliant toned Pianoiortes, s4elnway and Decker.
superb Parlor Suits, in satin.
elegant rosewood Etageres.
25 choice bronze Figures
80 tine Oil Paintings. best artists
20 Brussels and ingrain Carpets.
Library Bookcases.
elegant Library Fables
Easy Chairs Turkish style.
IL elegant Bedroom Suits complete In black walnut
"a cnrled hair and spring actresses
"a Pillows and Bosters.
elegant black walnut Bufets.
superb Extension Tables.
China Dinner and Tea SETS Silverware Cutlery. &c.
Catalogue contains 400 lots
LUXE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31

n THE DODGE COLLECTION.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
the entire collection OF
DON A. DODGE, ESQ, sftttf
comprising two hundred choice works of ancient and
modern art representing fine specimens of various schools
oil NIL periods The above are all elegantly framed and In
good condition Among the collection vii! be found Jas
wich rar magnifcent work by Borgognone and Adrian
Van Winandts March of Bochus Also modern works by
Brdgman. Nicholson, AIRY Schaher, Eng. Deocroix and
others Now on free exhibition To DO sold without
reserve at 21a o'clock Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, May a. June and q the Gallery Of
EDWARD SCHENCk. No. 96 Liberty 81.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.
Gallery open to-day.
A THE MEssRs. LEAvITT, AUCTIONEKRS.
Re gular weekly furniture sale.
1t the Saesrooms No. - place Clinton HalD.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, &c.
On Saturday morning at ION o'clock will be sold. by
catalogue general assortment o superior and second
hand Household Furniture cnrpets &c., including hand
Chamber and Paror Suits Dning Room and Library
Furniture Sofa Beds Bedding. &c. May be examined
the day previous and on the morning OF sale.
Consignments for next weeks sale solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31

al advertisements presented publication p
eight O'Clock r. NJ ctu be charged double rates.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
ia foreign for the week ending Saturday, June q
1877 will close this Office Tuesday at IL NJ, for
Europe. by steamship Wisconsin. via Queenstown:
Wednesday A. NJ for Europe, by steamship Bothnis
via Queenstown correspondence Tor France to be forwarded
this mustbe specially addressed) and at A.
NJ for direct by steamship Laurent via Havre
Thursday at 100 T; NJ. for Europe. by steamship
urdy 1t A. NJ for Europe BY steamship city Of Berl,n
North Of Ireland 10 be forwarded by this steamer
must specially addressed) and Mt 4. for Scotland
and Glasgow. and .. u go A. u. Tor Europe BY steam
Wsconin Bothna and City Of Berlin do take mails Tor
Denmark. Sweden and Norway The mails for the West
Indies, via Havana will leave New York May 3D. The
ais Tor Nassau N. p will leave New York juno 8. The
mails China and Japan will leave San Francisco June
o. The mails Australia, &C.. will leave San Francisco
June 20. i. L. JAMES. Postmaster
New YORK May 26. 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31

A ENGRAVING SALE.
IA. NOW ON EXHIBITION, AT
BARKER a CO.'S Al AND 40 LIBERTY ST.
We win sell, this day Mhgrsday,. and tomorrow Fri
portant sale of fine imported Engravnes. handsome
framed be sold without resvrve Catalogues rendy
Sale commences IL O'CLOCK.
" GEO T. RANKS Auctioneer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
A Prosecuted Farmer.

The Pulaski IN. W Democrat relates
this: "David Trumbull has been very
unfortunate, having sustained heavy
loss in the death of several cows and
horses under circumstances singular and
suspicious, Several years since he lost
through anincendiary barn, eleven cows,
carriages, ETC., to the value of some 3d.
900. The mysterious loss of stock began
something over a year since. During
the season of 1875 four cows, one three
years-old bull, and two valuable horses
died at different times. This season five
cows and one horse have died, and in
every case very suddenly and in much
the same way as did those of last year.
1t so happens that the best animals are
always attacked. Examinations reveal
nothing peculiar, and the affair has until
lately been shrouded in mystery. Mr..
Trumbulls neighbors have for some time
entertained suspicious of foul play, and
hints of poisoning are circulated"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

had better go or not. Now tell me, shall
stay?"
You might have knocked me down
with feather when | saw Mime put her
hand out timidly to the school-master,
and he turn pale and catch it in both his
own. .
OF course not" broke in, for | was
near distracted by the way things were
going. eff you're an honorable man,
and got any sense left, and an eye in
your head, you'd see that my niece is as
good as engaged to Sam Riley"
"Sam Riley" said Mime, as scornful
as if poor Sam was toad or something,
and holding on to the school masters
horny hands as if she was drowning.
Like enough he'll beat her some day,
and if so she'll like him all the better for
it, for before I'd got out of the room l
heard her tell him she'd teach any way
that suited him best; and my only hope
is that he's got a little money laid by,
for he said he didn't intend she should
teach at ALL But dear! dear! when |
heard the crack of Sam Riley's whip out
side, and knew the evening stage was in,
and poor Sam not knowing what was in
store for him, l had to 60 upstairs and
have cry all to myself. And all can
say is, if Mime marries the school.master
It's mighty queer courtship.-Harper'S
WeekLV
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Marrying for Money.

The Rev. George G. Baldwin very truth,
fully says: Gold cannot buy happiness,
and the parents who compel their daugh-
tiers to marry for station or money COM
nit grievous sin against humanity and
God. And a woman who marries a churl
for his wealth will find that she has made
a terrible bargain-that all the gatherings
of heartless grandeur are phospnorescent
gatherings of Observation-Disclosures; that
her life will be one of gilded misery, and
her old age will be like crag on the
black side of desert mountain, where
cold moonbeams sometimes glitter, but
no birds sing, but wild storms howl and
hoarse thunders roar, and through the
sweeping storms shall be heard the stern
voice of the great God saying: Your
riches are corrupted, your garments are
moth-eaten, your gold and silver are can
kered, and the rust of them shall be a
witness against you, and eat your flesh as
if it were fire."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Qnr pontsa s9aMs.
A BUTTERCUP.

A little yellow buttercup
Stood laughing in the sun;
The grass all green around it,
The summer Just begun;
Its saucy little head abrim
With happiness and fun.
Near by--grOwn old, and gone to seed
A dandelion grew;
To right and left with every breeze
His snowy tresses flew.
He shook his hoary head and said:
I've some advice for you.
Don't think because you're yellow now
That golden days viii last,
was as gay as yOu are, once,
But now my youth is past.
This day will be my last to bloom;
The hours are going fast.
" Perhaps your fun may last week,
But then you'll have to die"
The dandelon ceased to speak
A breeze that capered by
Snatched all the white hairs from his head
And waited them on high.
His yellow neighbor first looked sad,
Then, cheering up, he said:
" II ones to live in fear of death,
One might as well be dead"
The little buttercup laughed on,
And waved his golden head.
h. g., in September 50. Nicholas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

A TALL, elderly, refned-looking gen.
tleman recently went into small post
office in "a rural region of England. He
asked some questions relative to the reg
istering of letter, and was very sharp
ly, rudely and unnecessarily snubbed by
young woman in attendance. He
asked her if she thought that was a
proper way to answer an inquiry in pub
lie office. She said she thought she had
been quite civil enough for him. He
asked her, with an ominously-increasing
mildness of manner, if she would favor
him with her name. She emphatically
declined to do so. He then said he
thought he would tell her his name,
which, however, she declined to hear,
saying that his name was no concern of
hers. He calmly replied that he thought
it was, for his name was John Manners,
and he was the Postmaster General.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
SUK.HBR MONDAY DREAM.

The leaves are still-the breezes hushed-
Or sing drowsy number
And all throughout the dreamy day
The golden hours slumber.
The ripples idly lapse along
Beneath the noontide cleaning;
Oh, sure, the drowsy summer time
Was made alone for dreamingl
Within my quiet chamber floats
A slumbrous breath of roses,
And in the softly shaded room
Silence itself reposes;
And liquid lusters on the wall,
Cool, ripping waves resemble,
AS to and fro, with motion slow,
The leafy shadows tremble.
A sense of silence and repose--
Of slow and tranquil motion.
A murmur. as of sleeping winds
Upon sleeping ocean;
And softly Ger my senses steals
A luxury Elysian;
And all delights of drowsy sense
Are mingled in my vision.
Oh, Gliding voices, wake me not
Nor turn my rhyme to reason;
For life is mingled work and play,
And each must have its season.
The winter-time for st dy's toll,
The spring for pleasures scheming-
Autumn for the poets thought,
And summertime for dreaming
Susan archer Weiss.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
Above All, Simplicity.

And, by the way, word in your ear; if
you cannot afford to dress handsomely,
stick to simplicity. There are few things
more pitifully abortive than straining
after effect with sham finery, cheap
laces, common flowers, bogus jewelry,
and all the hundreds of miserable make
believes which fill the trunks of people
who strive to dress beyond their means.
Sham jewelry will not stand iron or sui
phur air; it turns black at once under
such an ordeal, To be plainly dressed is
not necessarily to be shabby. To be
loaded with sham finery is! Let what
you can buy be the best of its kind; your
dresses well-made and well-fitting, well
put on, with fresh white ruffles always
at throat and wrists, and depend upon it
you will always be presentable, though
jenkins fingers not near you, pencil in
hand, and fortune hunters pass you by
without a glance. = PHILADELPHIA Times.
WE don't understand why it is that
Constable with a search warrant looking
for whisky in temperance town can
search for five days and never get ,a,s;srs'S =
while dry and thirsty man in
town steps out of his office, walk
away and in three minutes 80
ing from an adjacent allr
perspiring mouth with hill
ton HACK Eye. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
CIVIL NOTES.

The cows of Mr.. Collins of Flushing willfuy tres
passe upon property Of M snyder snyder threatened
10 inbound them Collins gathered his can rescued his cows
an beat SNYDER To adj injury snyder arrested
Tor stealing the cows he Ietued " h snit or aaiaases
vas satisfied justice Wi! be sought at higher court
George W. Robertson, on Nov. Is, 1870. was APP
potcd committee person and estate OF William Robert
son habtua drum ST and Who in April 1876 was
the " the mmssoners OF Charities and
Correction. ID committee YESTERDAY oo,aneo Als i'
ground that IN health and mis- estate
could the expense Of his present confinement
Chief Justice DAILY, in Common Pleas Special
Term has decided the suit Of Albert Meter against
samuel D. Babcock in favor the defendant The painhs
~ nd between Mrs COurieuly whom MT Nttiei boi-t
AID MI Blhcock that her windows should nor pr oH,o'
i~rrcfinn daTsculug windows
~ .,ri q cif MAJ ans agreement vas mere license 20
Mis-. COurtoiay and did not pass Wlti the iaio
An application was made yesterday to Judge Gill
bert a supreme Court Chambers reer one of the suits 4
william C. Rogers against the c.tv-the su for about $4,000
Tho motion was the ground that there were nearly
OaO The bll ia suit An adjournment wa, asked on
bclaf Of the Gy, on tae oIha Una, t % " i
Law Rouid Drohini all references of y suits judge 1uyl
ressed himself as strongly opposed 10 sl Oh IA
b. tefelfei and jolruod the motion To- Wetuesaf o. W.
West appeared plaintiff G.. p. Miller .or tne city
Samuel W. Bonnie claimed 81. 800 damages from
the city Tor breach years lease Of Pier 40 a. y
r. male u October 1875 to carry out the dock I'M
progemeuts the Departments gave notice OF the 'ermna
ton the elected the plaintiff Heclams that the
Dock Department had any such uouce but
onv M Controller judge j. L. Daly, u Common Pleas
the creating tine Dock Deparm M gave II e power Oh
uale 40 e. hrudActd G. Mf-h APP
oead ior the ant, D.. Thomas p Wiekes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVBD.

FROM HAvRE-Ha steamship Labrgdcr June s.-Ch.
Renaud Mt aud Mrs. Charpot and children ME- Lcit ~
berg, Mr. and Mr. Desarnau Nj Lagrot MT, Jahsn H.
Verieve Moore and sOn. MI hlnlscr MI VI
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MI Albertazz Leog. MI and Mrs C0rser and children
MI III Coene Guein T. BOrnOi, j. Lee man, Nj LaboIde
] Heruauer A. Hirscher. Al Adolph, MT ami Mrs Wad-
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X GIora mi DAVID CerChuiu, Emanuel CeTghmO g. NtrsoI
Mrs Berschi and children Loais Fischer l. scHeeof
Never Mrs G.. Hartman and child j. Bruu. A iaChel NJ
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Gross and MIS- Fremont aud child MIS-. r. Johns"n ad
children, ph BIOgn Abraham BTOgh Antoine Masfe H.
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Trogh Fabbi, l. FcrOinludo, K. Mculnc, r. Mehne l
wentworth. Mrs :. Bennett NJ ss A. bennett Mis-. = Ben
nett j. Bennett b.. Philips Edward Rowe, Richard Rowe
Wm WooIcOck c. Rodda. VIM Menhenett, James Pen.
halsgheu Robert Rop John Pick Mrs John PICK and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
DFCIsIONs-JUNE :.

Vsprsns Court Cbam5gs-Bv Judge Gilbert
Tribune Association Patterson National Bank OF CON-
d. re act. y. u. Construction CoMouons grantee bi.i
lev ac Eager. y. Y. g. ana H. r. Railroad Co. as oJhddIc
or CO-Moi1us denied
Iv judge Douohue-Natrer Of Bred and anO-Gianted.
PIKE setter; Lawrence agt Farley or'ers glan
Nor-sev aet Weed and anO.-MOtlOn denied talief anu
agt Lawrence.-Bond approyed PeIaueJ AT l-iia,
Motion denied without costs. (Nemorinduinl la"r agl
Pronunciation granted co plant dismissed lisH9rah
dunn. Matter Of The Personal Tax of the tonmerln VIE
house Company New York for the year Iot0-MOuoh 0e
niei order 90 be settled on notice M o. . ,.,,.
Spsciq Ter1l-By Judge Douohue-smth &C agt. Schnli
fng-Order settled aud signed Hane, a. T. iscA anu au
Judgment Tor defendants demurrer with leave 10 phuu
n amend costs 10 abide event ,.-
Bv Judge Van Brut-LocSe agt. Locke and mo- FINDINGS
sett ed Ritter and auON0ce OF settlement OF
findings must gwen schwartz agi otnuei 90 aAu ui
farf3kug with surees az least rechoGer 10 te
amount of g. be gwen % any denCency ars
inr upon sale the staying procec ug7 shgud o
provide I'm proceedings are taken 20 loi ot
first MORTGAGE the sfav appeal should De aeo or
I'm case the taxes nsanent OF interest IL se mort
gaze should remain unpaid Tor zen dys tt 'e5 Vi eoi VI
them become due the stay should be vacated -
Common Pods-Sptrdj ierm-By Judge van Hoe
Hodges MuspraM0tOu % restore cause on caen
oar denied Feay The Mayor Complaint dismissed "li
Russell ueie4-
CAREY aet. StOuglitou-- MOTION granted 49,,
BY Judge LarcmOrchac agt Beacl-Case ana eActpuous
setf lei and fled with clerk Of Part IL ,.- -
Fglfy Teru.-By ChicfJ ustce G. p. Day.-Nelter agI
Ba0cockJudgment ior defendants see opinion Win clerk