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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-21
Selections.

Your best neighbor in the win
ter is the one who keeps the dryest
woodpile.-Eastern Free Press.
Woe to the inexperienced little
fish who goes out to enjoy himself
on his own hook.-W Worcester Press.
Those young ladies at fairs who
sell five cent pincushions for SO
ought to be arrested for robbing the
mails.-Free Press.
A born phenologist-The boy
who is always at the head of his
class.-New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser.
1t is strange how crowded two
young men will make the largest
parlor seem on Sunday evening"
Rome Sentinel.
Brown says he's been so often
deceived by the chicken at his
boarding house that he now calls
it the mocking bird.
They have dime savings banks
in Chicago-banks that save for
depositors a dime out of every dol
lar.-Worcester Press.
Our coasting trade is picking up
A firm in Rondout, New York, has
made and sold over ten thousand
sleds this season.-Boston Post.
They have a new hat out for
boys called the "Danite." 1t is
the hat for all time. Day'n-night
you know.-Philadelphia Bulletin
a correspondent, whose coloret
servant asks for frequent leaves ot
absence, says she is the most in
veterate Dinah out he ever knew.
A st. Louis paper is discussing
the question, "Does it hurt man
to hang him?" OF course it does
it ruins him.-Worcester Press.
Baron Anderson, on being asked
to give his opinion as to the proper
length of a sermon, replied:-
"Twenty minutes, with leaning
to the side of mercy"
Photographer-"Now, sir, if you
viii look a little less as though you
had a bin to meet, little more as
though ye'd been left a legacy
you'll get picture. Chicago Tri
bune.
A Virginia sheriff asked mur.
derer if he wanted to make a speech
on the gallows, and he replied
"Guess not; it looks like rain, and
/ don't want to get wet. Go or
with the hanging"
Conclusive-Lodger: 81 detect
rather a disagreeable smell in the
house, Mrs. Jones. Are you sure
drains" Welsh lapdlady: ooh
it can't be the drains, sir, whatever
There are none, sir"
Mamma-"You're naughty boy,
Tommy, and shall have to buy
whip and give you a good whip.
ping. Now will you be good 2
Tommy with hesitation)-"Shall
be allowed to keep the whip after
nanny Punch.
at was the undertow took yor
out-always look out for the un'
dertow, sir" remarked young Di
yer, as he and his friend set ole
Putin back safely on his feet OF
the sand at Long Branch. "My
under tow 2" said the old fellow
splitting out a pint of salt water
"no such thing, sir; no toe at all
but ten feet, sir-ten feet of sal
waters what's did it."
A young man from Syracus'
brought a couple Of telephones ant
a coil of copper wire to Rome las
week, and in the evening he wen
around to a house where a girl lives
and whistled softly until one of tn
upper windows was opened, as b
expected it would be. Then h
threw one of the telephones up in
to the window and whispered int
instrument: "Are you ther,
darlingp Sharp and clear cam
the answer, "Yes, | am here, an
il you'll wait till get my boot
on you'll think you have been elect
ed for the next world by fift
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-21

A Virginia sheriff asked a mur-
dererif he wanted to make speech
on the gallows, and he replied,
"Guess not; it looks like rain, and
/ don't want to get wet. Go on
with the hanging"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
THE STRIKE At NEW-BEDFOED.

40 INDICATIONS OF AN END-QCIET AND GOOD
ORDER PRgyAuING-HELP FROM BUSINESS MEN.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, March 1.-The strike
Of the in this CITY continues and as yet there
,opear no signs of a retreat b. either side Unfprtu
natey the Wamsta corporation and for the commu-
py rs we'll nearly onehrd Of the best help having re
ceyed their paw have found work elsewhere THIS will
he a serious loss 70 the company, and thew begin to
realize tine importance OF this unexpected move.
About 50 French Canadians OF both left town on
Tuesday for ST. Adams W.T. and the adjacent villages
lust over the line the Province of Quebec. IL Is the
custom OF this class help purchase small farm in
their own country seek employment in the yar
Gus manufacturing districts N NewEngland to earn the
means with which finally 10 settle for lie.
Several " the delegations appointed to visit adjacent
manufacturing districts TO Obtain pecrnary AID have re-
turned They were well received. and were promised
generous support at the next day The operatives
AT Fall River and Lowell have held mass meetings for the
purpose OF awakening interest in the welfare OF their
New Bedford friends. \ committee has made
among the business OF this place for
funds TO be used in support OF the strike. They
we're kindly received by the merchants. hardly
one of whom refused to contribute something. They
furthermore promised 20 aid them in the future should
the strike continue. Good order prevails and Il IL the
universal opinion that il is the most quiet
strike that ever took place in New-En-
Gland There have been extra policemen on
duty and OF the operatives thus Tar mas been ar
rested .or any oense whatever The temperance move
p,s among them will be productive of much good. and
hundreds OF names have haen affixed 10 the Reform
Club pledge since Last we Y.
The great uupstiJ 10 ne how the operatives are
IN I've supported as, from present ndicGtiOns me mHs
will NOT start UP again Tor several weeks. The relief
committees confident thai nFy can devise WAYS ana
means whereby the needy VIII IN cared for bnJ II IA 10
he regretted that they will bcobged % spend the hard
ssruturs of wears IN hope of bringing powerful
comp1uy 10 their terms There Is no doubt that there
ARE man who would DE wiling 20 20 To work at the terms
fFrrd 6y the company but they unwilling 10 DO so,
save as In body Better fceling never existed among
operatives exists at this place ana TINS accounts Tor
rhe general harmony watch prevails.
II rs rumored that the mills will be started up on NOR
dav morning for the purpose OF allowing as many Oh Ihe
who do not will filed speedily a. possible from
ter narqs Notwithstanding is serious loss ~ the
couce TO have their five mills standing idle, 1t is not "a;
Iii I,roabe that trey Will adopt any such course for
tue al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
VIEWS OF THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.

Let President Hayes act faithfully up to the
promises made aud the policy which he ANNOUNCED
letter of acceptance and he VIII gather around him the
ardent support thoughtful and most iute
gent part nation. and VIII win tic gratitude Of he
Fortunately Tor him. Whatever his policy 6ht
be- IL must precpate break IN parties aud relnrla
ton Of both political cTganlLatiOns- tNew-l Ok Herald
The. country feels more restful to-day than
II ms felt c months. President yes aDOE:
possession Ills Office Let IL understood I0r ali
that Ae takes II without cOuu on the Lt!c.-lN 1.
Evening Post,
What Il relief to have the long agony over!
Let Us lave confidence The country II sale Tor anO
four years, ana trust for another century Let Us
have a reyIyal-of business Boston Globe.
President Hayes is entitled To be judged by
his own acts, ana embarrassing, hl5
task is when confronted by TIE men who Drought
him witnercd Chapet TO Dear Ia tie Mhito House. lnd
VINO demand Their hire. II he would be just those
OF NJ partcs II snail be honest 10 the
must Migrate and invite The OF syate
maiic deDuciery and awes-ness tnat forged out ms
victory Philadelphia Times.
At last the long agony Is over. 1t has been Il
mOuentOus struggic-,ne which has seriously
people Aas enabled us TO stand the test without violating
law aud order weakening the fundamental principles
OF sefgoyerEment.-[B Boston Herald
Whatever the popular vote as between
Messrs. Hayes and Tildeu may been, believe .
very decided majority Ut the whole people OF TIE cuGny
Will approve the result or the Presidential count. Pa la
delpu Telegraph
I The country has received the news of tie
completion VI Ic electoral aud election D
hayrs with a sunsc OF relief. \ few pOltr.. place
hunters GgOau spI but Llc people tnsuksu. hat
the long contest over and that man Ia who's mJd,r-
atui scuse Of justice auu integrity tnty .r., suc-
eceds 10 LIE Presidential Office cincinnati Commercial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
CIVIL NOTES.

An understanding has been reached by the heirs
Of enr Pierre sn by which the contest over MS VIII III
~, surrouat4 C0ait has been discontinued inc entire
-, 10 s, le-o the tasta0rs widow and the viii was con
$3.50 v married dtugIt-r Maria Id-baner By thr trIihs
y, rnuurusc Mrs gives - the Galgt'r ~ .huci
Va -. Uo1id have the ir,taor hld uri Mi,Iou-
".ue viii The property Il said to be worth f-OoOOo
Irdre Brady IN Supreme Court, Chambers, or
SATURDAY. rendered decis.oOu motion 10 change the pace
~ rra OF tile s Lawrence b. FaE against Richard "lcS
lam from t c!fv to Albany The action Il to recover $500
for architect ices furnishing the pans 81 tne aDacr
ti,uirn The ltlll- tuat
MP count reclaim OF N-Vo D
e.se Of tho iucompi ten"ss OF the drawhGS Jutr bI
ne moi Tor change ~ venue on clhIiuOh uat
al not contest the actual value Oh The services
rendered
Lewis PAYNE. the newly-appointed United states
vba for the Southern District OF New ork took the oath
~ eic before Judge Blaohford saturday and gave bonds
I'm 800 GOO His suretic exJudge John T. Hogehooh b.
I,, r,epcr of PongIkeepsie John Caiman and Wright
"a Earnes OF Chatham, Jason y JouhHDh anu Nnsl''S
i;-iaa az Uudspn and Ira :. johnson OF 'dbLah pit
pm. entered upon the ditls Oh rs 9lce al II
r.tood thaI Michael Cregan viii succeed ar ehhrY ~
jenuty and three OF four clAngs VIZ u nt e ~
me DEPUTIES effort is making ny the Ioh'S Vi III SA'
10 o. president Hayes TO reapp0ut hiu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
ogIo AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
DECISION OF THE ILLINOIS CoURT-JoHN KING AP-
POINTED SOLE RECEIVER

nVCrsiON OF THE ILLINOIS COURTROOM KING AP-
POINTED SOLE RECEIVER
SpRrXGFITJD March An the matter OF the
odi,,s Ia oust the receivers OF the Ohio and Mssis
r., f,ailrood Judge DrunmOnd announced the opinion
in oourt Yesterday in behalf Of Judges Gresham and
ot nd biTneN 10 the effect that in the opinion, while
,be Granted leave TO the TO withdraw his answer
I'D file demurrer they were Of the opinion that the
b,,doiders might file bill 10 preserve the property
+u yoste and therefore they were not nc!hcd /" Hhs
.i demurrer 70 DO more than 10 allow II ~ hr filed
fr f,tlre consideration, and the coslnlnants ASKED
lcsvc IN amend their bill. which was allowed
The main purpose Of The hearing was TO determine VINO
,o5 he receiver; for the court al Chicago when iAc
orioiual appointmcnt made, hai reserved I'D any
rtes interested and who might desire IT, the right to
nnlv tor the removal OF the receiver Inc court there
frc were bound consider TINS application ho' III 'e
,turc of an Application for the removal so UHc1 10 IN
tbe nature II an application for an Original appoN'h'
aud considering it In tlat hgnt, 4he cOGrt va" OF OPINION
thai only one rsccyor required "Ithout reheouoh
-, rho character or ability OF Mr.. Torrance, VINO had
b.en shown in a favorable light ny the testimony u WAS
rs,cr.d desirable by the court to appoint JOhh AIhe
sole receiver Of the property; was believed t"at
ia cxperience as a rurOad manager. as Vouched lof
ny all parties in the cnoo, wound Nhder
him ti,e nttest person for the trust MS
appointment was solicited by all the poIlnoiceI t
re rcsenting IN amount w oi ~ w. ~, L
hV mare tban Onehalf the stock The ODcclnu ulit ~
10 with the Baltimore ana OAlo hil.Io"l ai
the NJ and c. Railroad n mol deemed ny the eo' ~
of sufficient weight to prevent MS aPPoIItiIch ~,
ssnuch as close connection with these companies seems
esihlr In the interest OF the Ohio aad Mississippi IOa
and ms action viii DE under the clss SUI " IN,
court. and no unjust dscrn'hA ~ ~ o ,erntops
amounted uOn sying a bond for the sum Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
DFCIsIOSS-MARCH 3.

S,..,,, Co,y,- Cbaurbers-By Judge DonOhuc.-
prus6 Az order for re sale Mater Sc 81 me
B.nk-s2jO allowance BY Judge
d.'. Canp,s agt CrawforL-MOti0n granted bl""n
., RrV,yu orns-l Zee 81 $50 to d'ehlah,; ny 1MsH
a. The berkshire WOODEN ca. agt Jullar'i
W.rfer OF Pllr-Prayer Of petitioner GRANTED 'aik ag
asr,T, and Felt a..f Tifany.Opluiun Luddlhgloh as
,AcT Marion denied but without prtjddlce Ia rrlHa
Si,, ri IyYa-By Judge Van Norst-Ihr .-np' hliIas
Nf,t,.i Loan Association. Sc. aCL Nicltiis &c orc
1en"raldlIn clancy agI OGlra ct aL-tlndlhs' set'u'
Ifor,n, Coarf-C hambes-By Judge McAdam-
rl sec IA the contrary TIE iLihrnI /" ., ttn
- A consent. Motion trhitd lice Az 4'Hi
"" i. mn nav u,rUt within three days Of 20 term
g., , no cost, of u0'0f. and case 20 ne uu ,iIlo ~
-.,tert- Notion vaca'e arrest deieN "ihOut
80, Int lair re !uct Ia -lD0 ~" paprii AhHt"s IE
60. 49, ,yt rrooks. Brown tdsh n Listen ag
'lIs ..cnn.r ar lutz. I.lin Company ag taik Han
i.- 81 i.nirr Laundry. Motions GRANTEE -aO'Ios az
vhN T,.i.NI, rf1riwaL Law fr dgt Rh'Mohd 81 's.H
80 M, AZ, r- ON terms. WOvcrOn AL Eit'.-t" l'h 1"
~ soufsulpt grated c0ut.ti SallY 'lli &H' az Ni
P.-,' a.rber1i. tufer fourteen uay at pr'ce"dhgs
rr ayt FrIlovs Tcunant -ioucipuftli l-i"iI w.,
Iaf,, agf Lake: Erguoh agt Nofriss"N: Dl1@n
-, uoar, lsIi Mpscr, 6iy AT 2Ihot'i SWIM
1gt Hazard. heeuln agt. fuDri-bfihteH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
MARCH ASSIGNMENTS OF THE JUDGES.

The Supreme Court this month VIII mold
r-,e Circuits General Term, Special Term. and Cham
nor. besides an adjourned oyer and Termher m which
boyeyer. not much business will probably come up
Judses Daniels and Wcabrook from the supreme Court
in otnrr departments and Judge Van Brunt from the
Court Of Common Peas. called III To aid the five
ind ges Of this district
The General Term Of The Supreme Court ID to be held
by Presiding Judge DAVIS and Judges Brady ahd Dances
Tne spec Term of TIL, cOsrt will be held by Judge Van
-. ,,.,,1,,rs Inv JuIyc Lawrence. acd three trial
-rI4 y be held. respectively by JUDGES Barrett )"n0
me- and Westr0ok The oupcror C"it firherhI ltr'h
aud ,u,ir tue Special Term by Jddsc freedman, ana
part l. Trial Term, by Judge al worst ~ tlI our o.
r",non pleas ,ilrf Justice DAILY and JUDGES j T. Dalv
ami Nan Hoe-cu will hold General Ierui. Juig: LIr.
more lie special Term, aud Judge Robinson F"iI l.
1 Tenn Jo uarfs OF the General sessions VIII De Al
Sion during the month. In the Marine Court the tire.
t1e terms !, II be- held by Judges slEn0it Goepp III"
p.l.t II,tcr shea Judge 1cAudn VIII hOld LhaiiDcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

REPrRLIcAN PRESS COMMENTS.

The law has been victorious; and the nations as
o. the earth wLl be "a much beiirni" as -
people in It tue last test OF nee ihal
tui.oHs- Philadelphia Press
And so ends one of the most trying and dan
gerou- rcr1uds in the history of tnr public Inc
country has ample TO ne thankful fnr the p'ace
issue what might have ro1ulted IN an'rrh} ana cfI
war. IL has also % cunGau lIte ltseii iii 81.
Pres.dentlect is above reproarh' UNI. 80
tcemed in LIS own state Tor ~ sat1r! LIZ
aud statesmaniNe qualities Boston journal
This decision Of the Tribunal, ratified by the
two OF Congress in convention, II more thi i
party Triumph, and gives 70 the - zen n G,,t
Il Boston Advertiser.
Upright and intelligent citizens OF ali parties
Will reolce over the confluslon y" men naj G 80,
ton Troy Tunes.
The conspiracy has failed, and Rutherford u.
Hayes will become tho President OF iae GIt M, cam
aud Suggested by Face-vll not last long Tor IL Las 10
basis.- Cnicago TRIBUTE.
We have abundant reason to believe that
the Presidential of Iut eriord T. HAYES wl De
spicuOus IN American political annals IoI r 49,,
sought the public gOJG. and for the delty win Wh''
executed the popular will Rochester Democrat anu
Chronicle.
The country will hail the result not merely
berase II Is settlement Of the long dispute hu because
il Is the right settlement Rutherford b. Hayes Is the
trnc Pre-identcect. He has the moral and the legal
title lie represents the honest majority OF the electoral
COLLEGES Albany Journal
The men to whom the decision cOntides the
let ID
wears will not betr8y misuse the great trust placed III
their keepng.-l Cleveland Herald
The inauguration of President Hayes VIII
peace and recovery for the couhuy'-toio'ei"N"
Leader.
The right has triumphed, as we may say,
akin teeth" T1c Democratic r'SurS nave
at }aet allen ont and honest have come By their
own-lSew Haven Journal and Courier
President HAYES assumes Office by ute rs
clear and inGsputae that OF any OF DIS prrneeesSS
Even those who protest that the Commission ueclocu
wrongly must admit, when the passion or tht "rr Las
suDscd that the decision ought to sand-l"Ofees'
spy.
With all this change OF circumstances, has
not the time FOR era OF good IeelhS Al 'St
are not the conditions favorable Tor mltlGaion ~ o
hitta, OF parv spr and Of that reckless party De-
structvcn.ss which would sacrifice the general WcHaie
in order to oppose the Administration !-lClheluuaI "'
gptfD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
BRITISH OPINIONS.

President Hayes must rcly Tor the yiIdica-
ton of lis pOticd. character not oE IT, Dludc~ Ot las
enemies but on his own We IttIc
believing he viii sink oil thc artLuiI. Of tH- trIub
Lcan majority Senate o. able 10 ALl
wish tn nUWcr OF VrtYin- appointments, tatt nlh
Administrator. viii DIR IN material points rom
that % Cen Graut-Paii Mai dzte, iIndo., VI rch D.
The first thing noticrab" Is t'le steady, bpsi-
prs,!Itc moderation OF toe Americans. wien
rAugcmeit b.tSecu Two Opposing PARTIES 10 On.' made
are DESTROYS stl.!G ~ tic arrangement whether /.
works Nc o. III fOr thc party concerned. SrcuriiUl
which submits with good grace 10 arbitration amer II s
oIcc been accepted even though the decision agt
TIE yrr,on yAO accepted H. s tine tsi requisite %. al ~
htici staDiity.-i economist. London, hircn 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
PASSENG ERS ARR(VED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-Is sfeqmshtS Cettac. March l-COL
Frr Cumberland. mrs Cumberland, M-s Constance CHin.
Cumberland, AIRS j. ~ rStf Ai's
Mabel skae Miss Young, Waller KingOrd r L. Cut1inh2
riggs r. Riggs. wis DAVIS, Jnlius hyser Ar Mtie
Charles Kaufman, Edw. y. Perkins, Alien kfiAe
Miss Eyirn Jones' Mr McK'uafn, Sr Geo " frost " A.
Murray A. urfay Charles Murray, James k0DerSou hr
H. Hartley. Aex. McI8rrn, ;. AOrtlner K W O1p'f dn1
servant Mrs. Mary Il. hyne- Mrs T. b. ouden Baron .
Denton, Lndey Nnton, Mrs T. g NtHon
Charles Iiotop q. EdsaT, H. Jewell X Bourke James
Popham Albert Linton, T. O. Jensen, o. B"1d0n Graham
Parry Lewis Dyer MIS- Martin Mrs DOran. Adoph fianke
Lewis ThoIe. owen liams T. g. WaSh0urn, h. Lehaid l.
White, Miss y Nealf
FROM GLhSGOWIn steamship Si1ts n indiana March b
r. hurrd- Arthur VIII anus Ars y 81. NcpiT0w Master
Woodrow chi dren. MIS- Coo O. W Inn = M,oons'
Marshall VIM. Driver. 'ioo Masters
Masters Mrs smith Catherine COlmaU simon scAsDt<
kui lIuiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

Louise Rupf A Ebert Eeonors KOenig. j. a vap Wal
raven Jacob KAN, Hugo TrIut Euf H.sr 81 ana ITS
Scnucharit Mos achuchardt Mr BeIiett Dr. Hans Won
HerfzJeTg.
FOR LIVERPOOT-fn ste1Wehip Gun Of RichW1nd,
Ef1crh 3Wr auC Mira r. s. AyeTv, G. bergman, At- IVA
Copellna Misr Aima Copeland Mrs. Jennie r. Elsse =.
Bvrrc A X Cnllan q ". Dean. Mr.. alH Mrs r. " DaYs,
Mr. sHd Mrs Frederick Freeman. infant aud snrse a. GL
-if TIirob ~ Jn!rez. Miss Knrht, tie Rev. Jas Law
renee hI-s Daniel Mclaughlin, LYMAN ~ a ar nn MS
John ash Master Joseph Nash Mr and hr, " y PoIsr
Mira A. n Smith Jos. oinOu. W u. NatDrdge MI MN
gOn, Nr. Hove. 4. r. WethoFelL
tFI.ASGON'fa stsqIashiD f9lNOrhd, harrh 3-sohh
Graves Miss nacge Farrell. =. AcNamee, A. hnn1 =.
Lent and wife Feoew. Thos Chalmers aLG Iaif J"hh
Vance and wife MISS Men .uaec Charles n. Boyle Henry
Greenwood, Robert Pickering and vie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

.-DUNOhUE j.
1852 Collins Art. The Mayor.
Nc., II y. \.
1885. Purur ! agt. The Mayor,
&c. Al NY.
1877. Hayes agt. The Mayor,
sc. Ol v. !.
1859 Vos agt Ihir,l-aye. X.
RIO.
2gl3. .Aden 90 a. agt. Ache
son % Al
1879. Bo9atZshi agt. BOgatz-
Hat.
37-5. .Obria art. BrOilie and
auu.. IdID n.
3tO3. French IT al, rec'r, agt
(teartv a. al.
1927 Cesar agt. Kruger.
gg79 Batter, reC'r, agt sey
mOur ct al.
3l53 Butter, r-c'r, agt.
Phyfe et al
yt5j Butter, rec'r. agt.
Frgudeniels OF al.
1857. Batter, rcr'r. agL
DrsYfoos et al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

CIaCiir -PAal
300 The Tradcsmens sat
Ban. ~ y. y. act
kaib,l -isch et al,
pNTr.
oCIl Rmmln agt. King.
1873 Brown AT. Decker
iIlpi'd.
g3i4 The Excelsior Pet. GO.
al Fowler. .mulit.
gn2i9 Iieni.n AT. Power.
gsO3- -LlEiA . Rant Powder
CO. agt. Ga.laudeL
2S40..FTane AIT. The Del,
Lack. and W. Il. IL.
90.
2S1l Archer agt O'Brien,
sheriff.
2g4i. Kinney agt. Daseh etal.
gJsJ. springer 1T al agL
Herman.
1907 Hughes sgt. ltuDena.
1908 Hughes agt huDella.
1907 Goldsmith agL Day
and ora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

l,u,I,.a,e ar, infect" Good enough put up three
story yard. wtsu manslrd roo: lgh stoor aud nh
bysf;ueut bay windows the alley 'front.', and an out
sd Cellar Uay dolbie pariOrs tic first floor. ana bot
ana cold water IN every ou the landscape.
hugtun Hawk Eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
PfHSENGKR.s SAILED.

FOR DRENEN-EH steamship NecklT, March 3-Eimund
Grieninger Heinrich Batss Miss sophie Lance Jacob Lam
eI MIR Frances NJ Rogers Charles Fiaskiu MT ad krA
Hermann 5shnlmann and children Be0s & Melen kduar1
DoinDssr, DR. Lang huiopA hecLer, " j. "EAe.m' MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05
M1NIArURE ALMANAC.
saatly HOOK

Gun rises m 620 j5j Moon rises. ll:55
WAITE TfIi> DAY A
Sandy Hook island 1852 Hell q. Ferry. lAl
WATER riiIs DAY p n -
sandy HOOK ll:3l Cove isiana Los Hell O. F"ffD.. 80
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5000 COO Thirty days were riy ~ Messrs King ana
Torrance, receiver 10 settle the accounts
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FAILURE IN ONO.

CIycINYATI, IarGA 4.-Ihe failure OF the
bank Of DoaSe a Hunt af4.ebanon Ohio. 10 said to be
very disastrous; Tie liabilities estimated $500 900
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PART IT.-DoTOHUE, J.

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1896. Hewlett agt. Wood ct
al.
1850. Failenhec at. Silver.
stone. .mpld.
3444. Litharer agt Conner,
sheriff.
1914. Hamilton act. Emo.
1854. .ruHisnn agf. camp
1895. The L. Z. spring Bed
co. agL Conner, Sheg'
1880. .Wocdrnh art. Imperial
Fire lns. Co. Of Lon
don.
1862 Elliott ayt. Tho Ale
mania Fire. lns. Co.
l7AO. .nefge agt. McNiK
1852 tusiance agt Barr
l7Jt. Elliott agt. " estches.
ter Fire ms. co.
1924 .GJiiy AIT. Keys etal.
1924 f,CJ'ield agt. Conner,
sheriff
1926. Ogden et o.. agt. Con
ner. sheriff
1910. Olmstead CZ'r, agt.
Nash'ct al
s26i2. Whitaker agt. Felt
rccht.
f742. The Grader Cotton Gin
Mfg. GO. agt. y. \.
Cotton Mig. co.
i89ii2. Smith agt. Wright.
impld.
1874. Durkin agt. Allerton
e. III.
1862 Lewis agf. The Chicago
AMI China Tea co.
1928. .MciuryTe. adm'X, agt.
y. Y. Gashghi 90.
1882 Conner. Sheriff, agt.
Thurbrr.
l34l... Fitzpatrick AIT. The
MAYOR. &c. ~ \. Y.
1904 Ellison agt. GriscOm,
adm'N.
24O4 Nelson, jr., agt. The
Mayor, &c.
1882 Ring ~ al agt. The
Mayor, &c.
1862 Ames &C al. agt Crow
ley.
1904 Hub'sll agi. The Pa
cine II. /. 60.
1906 HubDeli AT. the Orient
NJ. |. Co.
PART iTr.-V
1870. Murphy agt. The Nay.
or. sc.
lh49 .. Hickey agt The May
or, sc.
SOB -. Jones at. The Mayor,
Gc.
500. Lynch lgi. Herman.
1874 Grow agt. Knapp.
1S2l..Sgi'iran AT. Johnson.
1913. Mutual Lie ms. co.
agt. Rowland 81 al.
1907 90 - ortOn agt. Buckley ct
AZ, adhu's.
The Novelty Iron
Works agt Marsh
ct ll.
lass. Eoy5 ct a. agt. N,chOl-
son
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~ALENDARs-THIs DAT.

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Fi!s. ,IonCdy motion calendar
e;ryrg,i TEas-DAvIs, r. J.. BRADY AID DANIELS JJ'
March calendar.