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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-09

PAINTS, Oils, Brushes, Glass-the
largest, best and cheapest assortment at
the drug store OF
T. & j. ROBINSON
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-09
CATTLE FAIRi
In the Town of Gibson.

A CATTLE FAIR will be held by WENCEI4
SHIMONEK a MARTIN SUIACHAN
at their places in the town of Gibson, on
FIRST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-09
S. B. SHERWOOD,
GEN'L LAND AGENT.

Has for sale Farms and Lands in the Counties
of Manitowoc Calumet, Brown, Door Sc, Wis.
Also lots and houses in the City of Manitowoc
Wis.
Also, 5000 acres of good Pine Lands in
Marathon, Chippewa, Ashland &C. countiesWis
Also, about 1000, 900 acres of Burlington
No. River r. R. Cos Lands in the Southern
part of the State of Iowa and the Southeastern
part OF the State OF Nebraska, on 10 years time
buy or sell Farms, Lands and Lots or wanting
to employ an agent in any business of land
matters, win please give me a call, in person
or by letter, at the Williams House, Manitowoc
Wis. 9march76 Iy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-09

al TfalnS Kun Daily Except Sunday
CONNECTION
Milmoukpo with c. & N. W. Ry: c. MASH
HILL W QuaUU R'y, and all lines divergiRg.
Qhahnu non with Sheboygan Fond du Lac r. r.
DuUUU gQu for all points on that road.
WUTn piUoru with Stages for Kcwaunee Ahnapee
! WU III III ETC., and during navigation with
steamers for above points.
F0ghST Lime. with Wis Central R. R.
with C. & N W. R'y for Fond du
AnUlhI0Il iIlflt1 Lac, Oshkosh, Neeuah, DePere
PAo1oAA 'AA-0' Green Bay, Escanaba, etc.
NnT nndnn with u. B. & NJ. R'y and with stages
NOff uuuUiiforCIintonville, Embarras &ShaSFano
II. G. II. REED, H.. F. WHITCOMB
Gent a1pt. Gent Puss AIT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-09

SO PER CENT. SAVED
by using HrGaIss' GERMAN LAUNDRY Soar.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-09

The political cauldron is beginning
to boil quite lively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

FbF lINFRPffI.'r Siam HIN GrfHs0 -'fr and M-q
Ierre =. Amart inialt and uurse Mrs Annie = nlnwa
nr. trflfIH Nrprd Mrs. Va. g. ia ming. " anf STR. r.
f. Rlla two children ard eoFvnut o. d Pirf B'yh.
n. tnW" Mr-. r. IT, Bowen. Miss Y 7. r1WeH 1Ise b. o.
Bowen, Pig 9nd Nr. Jane Bruce james T. 0IfrroF Contain
g. bng a. t9oecoi j. j. Clark. Mss T. Clark. 2. Hunter
tri.. r. j.. cumming. At an Hrg. u. r. nOffic ID p
dwight. Robert rlm.n.on " Fndicorf L. " tvre r. T.
Ftafo = warf iDh Howard Glib. T. O.. Grafton. William
Hsrmgr W. and Mrs r. Won Hoffman Miss Holm
" .-s m me on Hoffman 1rf three scrva1ts r + a..
HnNeN Nr and Mn W. 81. Wuronmh. Miss furr0mh. Major
Cnarie- o.. Hpfion, 2. IT, Hutton, g. Johnston. }.
Auhrev Jones. Ars Oven Jones. T. D.. kellogg. Mrs.
keunclN and child. Miss Kennedy Miss Macdonald.
NrA NJ T. LcT. an TIN daurhfer. W end Mrs ". =
D.. lnt-"Nr o. l.. Nicer csan, Daniel McKee, g@ q. l.
" c1, Nr' MnoroHoIse md children J. - MORGAN ari
nan servant Vt and MS Wil'er Morr. = T. psternn.
Ir@nE Ilarce Nf. C. - phillips 2. f. Raymond j. Van 10
Reed MS HeI"lc Won Ieicheuhach Elisha -cs. r. ID.
o2' =" D. chu"fe charles scott g. II. ~irmOHds ~ and
Mrs Lowell ard infant a. Stevens. ". e. Stevens Mrs. 3
$50 b. " " Iacr. te Hon. " 81. Talbot Mis- Th0rBdiko
anf mfd servant ~. and Wrs Franklin Townsend Cerer
- Van Aleu- NJ and Mrs. J. J. Van Alien, hd nurse aud
m2o van = j. N Wheeler. William Wliiue ilr and - %
n WhkS: hss Wilks. Miss O.. Wilks. Sir Henry Winot.
y, ~ -. ~ -il iilp p. " .chor =. William ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
A WHY'S RENARKABLE sTATEHENT.

A strange statement was made 10y the de
l,ndnt in the suit Of Johu BnaLt against Elizabeth
Briaut on motion before Judge LlrTeluOre Yesterday
10 change her attorney. she saws suit FOR limited d
BROUGHT by husband before This suit. lu
IL she employed l.. sawyer defend she alleges
tuat john j. brOOkmau represented th>t he was q
LAWYER and that he had talked with Mr. SAWYER and in
duccd leg pay so 10 aid iu preparing her
He induced ner after failing several ENGAGEMENTS %
meet her at her sisters house, % meet 81 res
tduru There she he made assault ner anu
while the struggling with him, q put boz. head
IN the and Withdrew. She broke away from Brook
anG escaped. she got a warrant ag9iurt him and
had him Indicted hut be forfeited his ha and fed.
after her husbands first sut dscOutlB ued and
suit ID gun, charging her with utdrity with Brook
che employed Mr. sawyer TO defend her ia .e
second suit bus desires tO have Charles = Spencer
substituted. Judge lrrcn1rr granted order rcQuf-
ING Tie pl@luun -pd Dir. sawyer TO show why tho
change should not bC made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

,.d IT, Two days aftcrward the
rays,- rre scnators Messrs Flanagan and HamlltOh'
two L1 and were sworn I'm. The state OF South Naiu
apis 80 rfvet 20 tho cecntnnOu ON thir huVi "
lls b sle had been deprived without heI eonsif ~
VIE. hp urged the prompt sctucmenl o am ll.se
Conci sr iT Justice the States In justice 70 the
con- -r,l in usCice 90 che country. ,
rt,.e frnAp tlln renewed l.s motion 70 10y Tue illu
Al. M thurman the table, and the yeas ana nays
lo- .~i,f.i ou DIS motion.
We An said That u the eight years OF ms eX
h.e i This body hC never knew % an gpfon. nt 9 =
.r making motion CD lay it oh ihN ttNt, Nl."-
lrrciuc the mover oil the resolution go ansWti lnr
ON 800. made 10 IT, This was the ursi umc he ever
oa,-'tr ri -Uf 90 Dec iulcrfcIcd with
81, f,nAR said hC Dot uudc stand ttat the mover
occidental HuiUu h1o amy puNNc.. ol CLOSING 70
O. ', though re would withdraw ms MOTION 10 la' on
800 fhaf thc Senator Oar. lhCriuall, in-nt sea"'
tE rs KING. lhfp.. -. 81 said th' experience OF
49,. ls. End reen CKtranr1uHr'. iht Nriatf hau "a
tt e. t.al.ols between senators as to Wiat LOOK
80 iu committee, a| oi Wni,h Was uh n.
f.r moved tc lay thcre-oinon oi the senator from
,.1 f..s .ic. NacL wts cutl.cd, Witutu t.c usage
WI --. tr of the Senate. Senator moving fcsoiu-
- committee. hui oolng fp 90 ME own
- tilu could NOS d aW Nflo uinl-.li aI tHl "tli tt.
VI .1r rf 81 committee eufi Ied to close debate
~ ~, ,.ir.luf nlea sure. lie 1gar aud ,4Fs bad been
f u t.t tu isf IEe resolution ou ihc tan r'
~ rs eulilitUcd that tire : uatnr nom Mh-..-
ci.sf- CIl Hoarl bad TO ret 10 VIA
g-~ Irer motion BOW. For one. me Wthiel ~
- +e sense of t.c senate taken. promptly as os-t
g. rr.r vsf Dec rc-r irG as Che very eStraoIdii.i}
,oiior to discharge the Co Iu-tee ON iflVnEe7 ahu
T.c..srs lroll further confederation o. 'hee crt"eF
"4.tae votr upon Mr. Ho1r's motion was aboat TO he
q. n .r THURMAN n.uNcf tl.- l- senate i'ioce 60
- -rc c.reiIcrs ion of executive business.
Fr cos NLlNG iud otlct--JA, no. let Us nave d Note
an t..e lu-i.n to .ay ODD tne table.
THO NOS on fnr an tveCutive session was agreed n
Yea. 81. nays 30. follows. lkcpunlcan0 pa t.'i"h
I,uoerl-s in .ts .c. Independents y sm1l capitalist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
STING FOR STOLEN JEwELRY.

In the two suits brought by Najor-General
Hancock and the one suit brought by Ais wife, ortcovef
from George Rand and Others. propuetors Of tRe r.
Cloud Hotel The referee. Horaro f. AveilI' h"s gwen
judgments for the defendants All Tie suits were a-
tie jeftI| ants lu6erltr- iol t-r VAN. oi 81" ..
stolen the house. DER the lew when i s'n ii
keepers liable a th0I guests goods hfs- l'D,
claim was FOR nearly 5000. The tth-ralS wv" sun.
orebcr amount to about $500. THE referee found lhat
M. defendants lad not posted the notices EnieI Nic4
Pos special statute. an unbeerrr may relieve tlm-'
from liability for sWclr. tat ire ouiJ que c-i N
whether the plaintiffs and defendants susi"lhe" TIE
relation uf guests md inuAcep-rs.
IN November 1873. General Hancock made aucca'
agreement for rooms ana board 0I himself a he ,.'N
ai $685. mOuth lnc u,l1 meals, oT $40 u it liin SCI
arltr1 for meals He wes to keep lue rooms uhht t'
rcyf summer: unless he wt- carrier criefri "aN -i''
tne referee made the relations oi e pa 'ios To-
Che .t NOT .t-s iu.Ec-icr and guest. uu %. u'u
Keeper and barjcr amt tlc det, nda"ts wer" Dot rr'
90 tic inukeepers liability, nut oy ed th" du.! 90 uts
ordinary ctrc iu prot rtuE hodfd'f~ ON thlS ~ una
D.. found def ucauts. Tie eases came hel'ie
Judg. IaHlruac motions by counsel Tor Cti aniila
f,r extra ali1Van-o- Tlie Court granted an allowance
per cent iu thU Generals Suits and ~ per cent IN
e. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

The complaint il the suit of Edward Sa-
uoras against the executors OF Cornelius Vanderbilt.
was dismissed yesterday by jude Van Brmt In $50.
Nj eaportas suggested to C0mmO4ur" VANDERBILT. go
bu 20 road -uneqUartef miles I1ue, tro t"idrn
Bridge % station Oh tIr Harlem Railroad. o. hdLopdc.
TIE plaintiff said tle Commodore agreed 70 p0y Elin
S-4U.OOO for building this road. ana hal only d Ah
july l. 1871. 10 appeared that Commodore NsncerDnt
wroie 20 Augustus rche We have concluded % buliC
road Mlnouac. the expense not io exceed
S-4OONO and cent il by the plaintiff Nj Saport+s all
Jr. --hcll go up company called tee NeW-lorE S"d
MaLOpac Railroad Company. whOec ulnr ali coutr8ri
for building OF tie road were nar, and a Iayineuls
WIRE made through tue HdrleA Railroad company
On ths evidence Tie court decided hat even II tefe
had been snch contract claimed The road Vas bul
ard owned Dy company over winch th" D amin nAd ~
control he could deliver the rOac 10 Ihr CnnO-
Gorc ana therefore NOT entitled 10 enforce tee con
tract. Levi f. thaticld and Lrastus Cook appeared Tor
the plaintiff: Il II. Anderson and W h. RODert-On Tor
rhe Cefeugru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

ground that until Judgment entered, such motion is
premature
The case Of Wallace w. Egbert against
Thomas NJ Hunter came before Judge larroivIe " b
to-day on notion to strike ont parts Of de.elGani .
answer Tho notion fs FOR SANDER, defendant having
called plaintiff In staten Island Railroad ear ile4-
stsr. a hi.rEltl, "a sclui drc aut tuici NE aH" I
takes hack the angungc hut be pafrth ia1 NOT
con.DlIrd with BIS roInises to settle -oh iisclnh
and had ole red 90 withdraw the -uit 10 deithdahi Nul
release Nan and surrender Loto for s4o Decision was
reserved.
Isaiah Keyser Receiver of the Eclectic Asso-
caton recovered Judgment by default against Wander
b1f turn fora eICu assessment, rna ~ '' senior.
un9l duos bich accrued u 1905. Tie case came mp re
core Iadcr suer, ON motion 60 oieu iL-a deiau T. on &
lrouud that th- dttcudau. bad resigned DIS ninutI'
iu SOS I'm opposition if Ga med th4t TIC a.,
maut wac Iey,o August ., aud sis rs-i alton W -.''
Aurusf 81 The Court r.scrvrd fs crci'Ioii nv n.
Cig-c tireil. e,or was James ". -Wccr}.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
THE JURY N THE BRIGGS CASE.
Judge Sutheriand was asked yesterday how


lac explained size action OF tie tine Briggs ease,
not 1udug Tia. Buggs mad been convicted Of sl!la
crime Urtousv. which vouln Lave doubled fhe punish
lucut Well, said Judge sutherland, IL did really
seem possible. There tie written evidence. the
record ms conviction and there three witnesses
the mans identity. No, it don't POS
sihlc. can't understand 10. There something very
singular about b. heard there were two rather
rough men, Don keepers. thing in the box but
don't know. ] can sly thai / suspect any corruption.
IL very hard sOmetuea 70 Distinguish between stupid
ify and intellect between Intellect And corruption. IL
dent do any good % criticize iuries. can they
often do extraordinary things. NO. as rule, they do
about wh9! Is rlgAt sometimes they do what seems IN
accountable. But believe IN iuiies. Mind YOU am
strongly lavol OF the jury - san. they
Go strange thing" Aud the Judge hurried way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
ANOTHER LITTLE ACROBAT IN COURT.
The SncintN for the prnNantinn nf lr1leltv 4

lIt DoNhi9 va wv 4 i'F'uti'h vi 'ittlts ~
Children has 1uterterrd 10 protect the child acrobat
Baby George" whose engagement Al IN, Olympic
Theatrelus been short Julian dartlBelle WhO claims
Dee the father ~ the boz, aud Tie boV himself Jrs 30
CHILD. arrested by te officers ~ the society. and
TIE case wah brought up ir court yesterday The boy
Lad been performing % Boston and Ihe society In that
i1Ilcrcu AM had the Of the tackrc hued
500 each Tie bay theu brought here. The society
n TINS cry warned te managers OF the olympic that
statute would bc infOrcet nuf without effect The
ter adjourned until to-day, AaTinelle being allowed
20, order 70 APPEAR matinee performance, the
nnL hnIng reLa-mel Lm Inc nm.lunY OF lLe nulce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

COURT or APPFAGs.

NrBANY y. Y. Nov. 21.-lr. eedi- 70 ia tho Court
az a. p.al. $50 ut-day, NlFci b 81. , .
NO cIi-Bc0th agt. Kchoe Argument re-lWe' ana 0''
2Is-Tohnscu ae Souihworth-Upor Pre'eutauoh ''''
car- was ilsrr Win costs, az nDt appeaiblf -
Ne .1s-Peuule. etc. rel, -iebfec'i ~.
r.ues los o. l. Bright for appellant ana :. h'n" 'o' IT,
30 aOfCouuD Az. Altiuau.-Argutd by T. = Rogers loi
aYu liant aut O.. g. ~ar1e.. Tor rfspouceiL 49, -- 60
5i7 -kir ..y ac Ie.at.-Agluedb by T. sprag1e Tor
qrr..ut and al. u Pee. f0r oltcr 90 ,o-- . -. e.
'l day cuentar fDr Tu-sIaf Aopern"r ", l0f' % ~ '
lows. Sos. 30 2U3 lGd 49, lgt. Isl 10 la0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
CIVIL NOTES.

Sophia Schroeder, whose husband has sued
her for limited divorce, applied by babeas corpus yes
ersy 10 Judge Lawrence for the possession OF her four
children, al least Tor leave TO Visit them
renee reserved his decision.
Judge Robinson has granted an extra allow
ance Of 81 200 the counsel OF the New York Elevated
Railroad Company. IN the suit against by Rufus Story.
He has deDl0d motion for reference Is The dam
ages ocoasioled by the temporary Injunction, on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
- CmcAGO wHIsKEY -.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2I.-The trial Of Roele. Jun
ter d Co.. and Ford. Oliver Co., dst.iers has been pro
g. ss this week Tie question being whether partial or
CON pete Immunity was granted them on condition Of
their giyng testimony 10 the Government. They lave
aud brought supporting evidence 70 show tAat
they received direct frum Government officials promise
both CRIMINAL and vi immunity la case they testified
1le Government counsel the contrary, cOneud that
IeirHer theY tkeir authorized representative had
made sucb prOnse and taej sustained their point by
p cling On she snd Cosucl A.. 4. Matthew, super
Nsa ~ internal revenue sBd MC.sfs Aver auo Bangs
counsel Tor the N0vern1cnt 10 tue esrer trials The
evidence Wa concluded this morning and pleas WE'RE
beuu TINS afternoon fRe case involves many thousands
dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
AIIMONY DUE PROM HAseL4CHTR.

An application was made yesterday TO Judge
Lawrence IN the suit Of Hassacher against Hasslacher
IN which tho piantE declared wife, and was sep
arated irons her husband by the same Judgment 10 pun
lsb tne Defendant Tor nOnpsyme $50 aisiony.
~at claimed ~ oppOsun thBi Mr.. Hassl>cher un-
aole al present 10 pay, and that Nv arrangement
ainOg counsel ne should HOt lee called at
pay aumong Ihe court reserYed Us decslon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


NiflATiRl ALMANAC
tit sur scrs..... % CLOCK slow i3 s
noon rises 3i@ Hrm ecufhs N-0 Ho0n's GAYS =
5000 WfTH. fOuAy--a
sandy IIook. s2s cor leland s55 Hen Gate.....1os4
Hnn WATER r1-usT-r ~.
sandy Hook Sol Gov Island g.l3 He.l Gate I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

SEERG's BELIEYISG.-Smith latter telling "a
neuar Queer p: assure you Jones, II hadn't seen
y ms seii woulfIt have believed Jones Hahn
well. you know. didH't zee 1T London Fun.
During cholera times, an undertaken being
aSEed BY lady, who employing hin sOue house
hoid WORK whether he would have glass now or wait
~ e had finished the JOB. III takIn the glass moo
ntn ssd tHe artiSaD i0T there's been power o. sud
esl ocatAs lately"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

A gentleman who happens 10 own paddock
and VINO had tiea every effort and threat IN VAN 70 pr
vent tramps frge making shor, cut through II; fSs
Eventually persuaded 70 stck up the following notice
"Deggars Bevarel scolopeDdr1ums aud Poypodluins
planted here" The eject marvellous and TIE an
nOyunce ceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
BodrG dno Rooms.



4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let 70 gentlemen,
- BOARD large an $40 small noat furnished
bedrooms references exchanged 800 JI.'riiy place. near
HOMETOWN BOhRp-33 Clinton place,
- :s s near Broa4"sy sI; aae ' ~ I leI x
an6 uav,-ri warm ta. BATH gas. tot ana core .sfer
ELFGANT PARLOR FLOOR al-o choice
II Or 3d ami oh foor' without uoard NO. - West
ELFGANT ROOMS and frst-cl'ss board for
cn1e teqi r,i - w. 5t,I.s- SIs. jazz RrRDSALL
ELEGANTLY furnished, ID floor, with other
or vto,i, nva;s tab Obtained ny applying at EVERETT
LIBRARY, Gfb Gthave
/ ElRST-CI.ASS accommodations for inyalids
',a, i a5s , Tssa Gd H. Box io Tribune 6ovn
OGca. l22S Broadway
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, en-
su.re siugiy. also an offer 3 West 26t 81
yCO I.FT-Flecantlv furnished parlor suite,
priv table; 80 single rooms - Cram
%TH-AVF.. 022.-One desirable suIre, three
- rooms bath fourth "or 'front.' steam beat Jai'or
STH-AVF.. 81. near 165h n good sized room,
- lourlt door. fora Fut man, Win boards
0cTH-ST 80 near MISUNDERSTANDING
~ family hno pleasant home with boar' also l'o'e
, board.
M WEST IsTH-ST.-A gentleman and wife
rcon- AMI r quie family also two single gentlemen
Dbl WEST I2TH-ST-Newiy furnished sec
GOOD tahI-rrc-laI table board given.
Al WEST qrH-ST.-Three nicely furnished
room aua bs- Of boar 70, [n' r.recss rn and
required
a. WEST 10TH-ST.-Sunuv furnished PAR
< - LOH ana BED-R lOa with Ut without board ID
! E,sD-s7, EO % WFST ROOMS ou second
- ami fo1rth a5or- win BOARD. ION families OF gentle
"a BEACH-ST. - Pleasantly furnished
- Hoosi-. VIII orv.thoat BOARD. terms --a-onabe
HOO WEST 27TH-ST.. near 6th-ave.- Hand
1917 somelv 'u.ui.hed fIr gentleman and wife
m OF partial board '-so rooms Tor senene" "l'ou' O'''
100 WEST 45TH-ST.. between Broadway
81 ,ut ja-ave- Lands nely furnished rooms IT, LIT
wi board ia a private family terms mcdeTate location
central.
East Side.
DC EAST 23D-ST., near Madison-square.-
sesf Desirable ROOMS. With board. n handsome house
dninr room on parior door reftren' - exchanged.
* BOND-ST.-Smar furnished Rooms to
r. e g es so nnd d., s oeatr ' an %
~ EAST 23D-ST.- Mrs. R. Il. JENKINS
other rooms lew table boaryiers accommoaaIed
ro1 EAST 4oTH-ST.. one door from. Lex
io nsnnayere iet neatly t1rn9nsa ao tsrn 10
FFs z. S,iTl's '"u VIC ''' ''.'',' --- ~
I.1S LEXINGTON-AYE., near 2oth-st.-A
'eD suite ohres rooms On paror iioor' hoss table and
and required
v-E2D AVE.-TO let. two nicely fur
IDA nisied rooms Cor aiGgie gentlemen.
GSA LEXINGTON-AYE.. near 70TH-ST-
sI,PO one aud several furnished rooms 10 et
with board.
BROOKLYN Board.
ONE or TWO nicely furnished ROOMS first
-oor Tor one persons 40 Degraw-st, Brooklyn.
only rur.t 1 om Hamilton Ferry.
Gotels.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL-Lodging a spe-
y c.ltv 3uc soc. soc nightly u 10 So weekly, Tor gen
t.meu onlr. No 30 BoweTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
nrcrsInNs-Nov. q.

s,prep, Court han bvr-By Judge Lawrence
Ae. as' stafford . eo, az '. ,rvo. riist Naa1a
Ltil = Loi' ei-s.u ~ ,i,-r p,i--cy tri ans
tin Mayer ee'ert Won 10 J. 80 i arc, ~ l'
w., fsrIr ai M6rrn II5oh.ou agt Aasn Bird
IAN EAU Wo1d Iarcocs aet. ia1c uanoacs Rand -
9lo,rs eia5i'i,lfi t E iea grai "a e tic 7Iaaaa
Mcdonald ae Glvauagh Wi} p h "i , y. -,. ,i,st,,
m, i sdi p ,l1 be- Spri AID ,hr at,yi rvrrsc
. willie -i, au ,,.r in tlis ADMITS aH tue a.
lcaions Tire .ant end lenoon ~ nir3ga. 'Hoi.
..ln, be- arat. ~ t ,.s.s. D., 10 4. , 81 ~ - .iS
9Iagr e. De 8 nate al als a ot Of . ~ pr
-1ane Aa,er % Collins -. 'ae 2ro.q-,e srca'i,g
conform Code. Meeter at Iuckernfre -eon'@ ee
mcr. statement - rc,. evidence Is BOT .unout Ack
oman -gr raa o. -GIau',a t'.'i, g. " s ea' ,
draaium Thompson All siikes-ord.r granted 80 mem
judge Ruesel aet Arneri.aa 1'ar POD com
Bonn Clir.,. Iiilrf al Brewer. Mitchell igt. Canaan
tr Eci,i &C. ls5 - r.I. IN to- matter n
1T, ia sm-ter D. wa,t.r-Ao'iun denied ials'kin ast
common li.os-,p.ael Term, BY Judge I.arreInore
MORRISON; In The -tler Of Tnsia.cn: Nolaeger'l &c.
sor,sor,. ihc HeFf or Lille iI-ai4Acg ~ 'ei Green
mes ID t.e litter q i'g. i,i "a n Do ,ri y. iH
,,e 2t., ODD T 5, a-is alasv; .a6Vs sub unai
W5f-1aiia5it 81. uiirels Brova at EraoEslio'iln
nan oa and jluglnr, ordered or palnh frIS9 AZ.
Brueas-Mot6n granted viii 30 cls Aal as NcD er
defendant onide event. Lawrence g ciso i'toh o
, rryu,ert of cas.s to sii,o event defendant
a.j H,rma1-Nouol to dismiss appeal granted VIZ 81"
9rf o oo-ed ~ .Tt aet Hunt Motion denied win
co;ts C. aess event; 10 d. ~-'ir Of . , i,'a
5000 Johnson a-, Nilu,n ana SihrfS ; s'.Ie
road ,lotou or extra aoFaH.e e..t.1 g. ne-ai.n.
damage uud,r junction bond Ienatarc h'' r iefnei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

''.n- psrsou, Armstrong. Grover keenan, 'ockrt f"
-ed Massey .Dcmocrte, wl3 wonid htye lg.e4 .l ~,
sfs.rugf NJ were uair.l with Nes-rs. Ani-oN fii'
l. -.e cameron lpl~1. ElmIads GHd Fern! l6elunn-
..I vino would nave voted In tn' urt,i,r iNt = ,.I
f0rs iu anuouncu- thr pairs. -titec t'i ',u',An -
r motion a. one az political sisu canre. ana ticre-
fg.r vi.Ile.I thrir votes ,
Vr.u ST. HIu.iu .uuOuuced tiat Messrs. Blaine ana
Grover were rarcl. he said al both were auS ' Iio.A
MI. .Ir and Jro ably would no. be he-s ans s'>-o, p
rr .f -cuaior- l1 Gal MT vote. OF we nDi l %
y,ra u-~r.. Patterson rep, = c. aud SHARON ll@'l'
htVI A. ar f-o,,- ID,
viii. the doors were being closed. Mt Al ii-'N t'l'
I.-aI from the Commute. Finance reported " IRE
.trrfuruts ttC 1Ou-f bin 10 u Eolze ..c lt t"h ac
~ the standard silver dollar and to restore is ie-htt
an rl..r..rer. Irccro 0u ri. calendar.
-.ot ss te Stnsfe went INTO executive session. i q
T. I. motion to adjourn was agreed o. without trans
acting ans Bus ness.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-08
The Extra.sossion Question.

WARRINGTON, May AT two
hours Cabinet meeting a suggestion
TO call an extra session on the 10Th
instead of the 4th of June was dis
cusSed, but no action was had. The
Verblage of the proclamation was
agreed upon, but the date is still left
OIanS' This will be decided Friday,
and most likely the 18th will be in
serted, The reasons for the change
are unknown.
Several foreign appointments were
discussed, but mono made. The
resident desires that no foreign
ministers shall sail until confirmed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-08

A Philadelphia man, who was ar
rested in Delaware for demonstrating,
wrote meme to ms friends that he was
pressure in stocks.
It is said That n human beinr has
seven millions Of pores through Which
Precipitation and exhausted PARTICLES of
creatures.
,o5, u.o, an ~ os,.o,,bo ro,go,
WIN enS came So esr GT' to ' c6urr I5
Because" said she. Ill is part of my
religion never to disturb the religion
An old lady in the No th"e55tern
ST|'l"i, s"yS S' S,n mo Ia IefnLI Daoy
anywhere else in Bai linn %', as c,9I-
'''9 e''''
4 cotemporary SAYS If is now the
time for m;gses Ia hin their mutual
sLius with the cr,nuni siirps. hin.
i'',,lJ" "a anu Tus1ilhGt .'ta' WI" ever
''N''D " - iii'S' ii'' ''"5 S'''''' j
Anotbar domaetic o,nI,s;or is i'm.
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