davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
DR.. G. Fl. BOULSON,
mME0PA Attic PHYSICIAN { SURGEON
lola. KANS AS.

A Ii CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED DAY
IA or night. Diseases peculiar to Women and
Children Q specially. Once, over roetomce;
eral well,' and Physician in charge Of the Insti-
tuition, at which we treat al cur.ble diseases
both chronic and acute.
brafed Mineral Water Baths, mot or crld) the
ELECTRO Magnetic vspor Bath, and also
'Harlan's Hypodermic Medicated yapor Bath
and in addition parties afflicted with Asthma,
Catarrh in the Head, Bronchial affections and
Diseases OF tho Langs, obtain the advantage Of
treatment by Initiation Of gAs from the Well.
Consultation, and directions for using the
water Free. Correspondents from parties ct
distance solicited. sG 47-6m
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
APPLE TREES VS.. RABBITS.

One day last week farmer came into
our Office and wanted to get all the old
wrapping paper (such as comes around
our bundles of paper that we had.
Upon inquiry he stated that it was the
best protection that he could get for his
apple trees. The rabbits could not, or
would not gnaw through the paper. We
close by quoting the following from an
exchange: =
''Tarred paper, known at paper stores
as building paper, is the best defence
against the depredstions of rabbits, mice
aud borers. Now is the time to use it.
Cut in strips about eighteen inches long,
and wide enough to encircle the tree
once and halt, and tie on. Let it fit
snugly to the ground.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
SCHOOL NOTICE.

There will be public examination of
teachers for Allen County, Kansas, At
the school house in Iola, commencing at
81 o'clock A. NJ. on Saturday, December
LIST, 1877. a3etii.sA
FRANK Roor,
Superintendent Public Instruction.
lola, Nov. 18th, 1877. E
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

in our advertising columns will be
found the prospectus of Seribner's Month
~ for 1873. We have no hesitancy in
recommending this magazine to our
readers. Its superb illustrations and
carefully selected articles by the best
American and English authors, make it
the best Monthly received by rs. The
November number commences a new
volume. Subscribe now.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
The past season has witnessed quite

The past season has witnessed quite
revival of interest in raising sugar
cane. The fact is that We have had bet
ter sorghum moiasses made this year
thon heretofore. 1t is fair to presume
next year that the crop will be consider
ably greater. The yield of the crop is
immense, and if properly cared for, the
quality cannot be beat. Thousands of
people use these molas-es in preference
to syrups, and hundreds more use them
on account of the difference in price.
We hope to see more cane planted next
year, as it is certainly a profitable crop
To raise.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

Those 1aeO goods haze
n7yIued and are to be
found at y. r. Colbo1s's
store. II splendid line
SOf Prints, Sbi7tings,
.BZench and Br0uya Do
naestics, Ducks and DEM
ms, Jeans, CGssinseres,
FZ0npeJs, Dress Goods,
and Notions. q ~
Shoes, great uaviety.
also the celebrated Glove
Fitting Boots, hand made
and warranted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
Number of Males enrolled
H. L. HENDERSON, Principal.
STOCKHOLDERS. MEET1Na.

STOCkHOLOEN0 /dEE%11 NS.
There will be a meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Allen County Agricul
tural and Mechanical Association, held
at the COURTHOUSE at lola. December
LIST. 1877, 70 take into consideration tho
of buying the King bridge
shops for the use Of the Association. By
order of the Prsident.
ROBERT COOK.
RIB. STEVENSON, Asst. Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

The persistence and pluck of the lola
fair association deserve favorable men.
ton. Twice postponed, they succeeded
finally in making . credirable showing
in the most inclement weather. We
hope they may meet with better luck
next time.-HunsboIdt Onion.
The Uaion pays. the management Of
our county fair the shove well deserved
compliment. Next year We win al
hope for better weather. n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
FINE STOCK HOGS.

FINE STOCK HOGS.
have now on hand . fine stock of
PURE POLAND CHINA and BERKSHIRE
Hoes, which ] am Offering at greatly re-
duced prices. J. r. GRIFFITH,
lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

The hardware firm of r. Cook & Co.
have dissolved partnership. MessEs. Cook,
Burns and Hartley retiring. Mr.. Geo.
Van Dyke, who has recently moved here
from Ohio, purchasing an interest. The
firm of Van Dyke & Boyd will hereafter
conduct the business at the old stand.
They propose to keep OH hand a full and
we'll assorted stock of everything in their
line of trade and solicit fair share of
the patronage of our citizens.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

Attention is directed to the profes-
sional card of DR.. H. G. BoulsOn, home
opathic physician and surgeon, in to-
days paper. Doctor p6ulson came to
lola last spring, aud/has built up an ex-
tended practice a!ready. We can recon-
mend him asa thorough gentleman, and
efficient physician. His practice already
rivals that of older practitioners, whilst
his mode of treatment is rapidly gaining
friends. His Office is over the post Office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

ssss, { Z = ssls <e AEkFsa q EszEts
sssas'rss,f Et-a et ',ss 5resu av essu
.ra-tau - IS ssf
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
DISSQLUTIQN NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
3. Cook, J. p. Boyd, James Burns and A. Hart
ley, under tie nrm name and style Of 3. COOK
q Co, Is hereby dissolved BY mutual consent,
r. Cook James Burns and A Hartley retiring.
The business hereafter viii be conducted BY
George vanDyke and Bo{d; under tns a.
settle al outstaading accounts and receipt for the
same =. COOK.
J. p. BOYD.
p aGs, 49, JAMES BURNS.
A. HARTLEY.
lola, Kansas, Nov. 3oth, 1877.
The new firm respectiy solicit continuance Of
past patronage and win aim b pleass al.
to call and settle at 0uce. Respectfully,
vAMRYK Z PQRc.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

D~A. G. Jones ha. q pair of No.
8 year old, we'll broke Mules. to sell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
GEO. BURRIS.

MANUFACTURES of al kinds Of Wagons.
WI Special attention giving to Horse Shooting
and Repairing. Successor to L. H. Gorrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

Turkey and thanksgiving mex
Thursday. Remember tho poor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

SCHOOL REPORT.
Report of lola Public Schools for the
month ending Nov. 18th, 1877: ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
coMMENDS THEM.

&. B. STEVENSON, Asst. Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24

of dry goods amounting to some.
thing over hundred dollars to man
from Anderson County last week.
Some of our exchanges say that tur.
keys are roosting high. We have not
been around to zee, but Is Thanksgiving
is approaching, it is likely that it is 50.
There will be union thanksgiving
services held at the Presbyterian church
next Thursday at II o'clock, A. n. Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. J. w.
Alton.
How is this for sign, prominently
displayed in . store in neighboring
town: "It's we'll to trust; it's h-l to
bust; no trust, no bust; in God we
trust all others cash."
Stevenson is daily in receipt Of sddi-
lions 70 his magnificent stock of notions.
wall paper, perfumeries, soaps, staple
drugs, etc. Hardly day passes without
his receiving something new. Nv
Sheriff Woodin went up to Leaven-
worth last Tuesday-to escort Geo. WAL
ton to the penitentiary. Walton plead
guilty to Z charge Of incest 1t the late
term Of district court, and was sentenced
for Eve years.
+, Cleo, A. Bovlus Is erecting . fine
addition 70 his house. When completed
il will odd to the beauty Of East Madi-
ION avenue very: materially. Ne~n.
Arnstt and Miner are experimenting
the carpenterins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
FIXING INYO i SANCfUARY.

Willie the cOlored congregation under the
charge Of the Rev. j. Frisby At 30 IS NSuier-t. vii
lialue1urg, wss holding revival meeting yesterday
morning. and Just %, the preacher Idciming The
agony OF IA. unredecmcd, lOud ropoU was heard and
pieces Of the wood partition bchnd The speaker head
.cre seen t. ny him. fortunately without striking
hun SISTER Mclissa Marshnil simultaneously cried out
hat baby Killed, and the excitement was Intense
most Of tile men congregation RAINING outdoors
willie tie women screaming and iainting. Officer
Hendricks. upon bursting open the door leading 10 a
room in the rear OF the church, found C. Hit
tesheimer notary public. commissioner Of deeds
and schoolteacher Of East New YORK. ia intoxicated
condition. Powder buckshOt and caps were on TIE .ab
aud loaded gun and another just discharged found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
CIYIL NnrEs.

The suit Of Daniel Z. SicklcS and others against
the Chicago. Saginaw Bay and Canada I;aroad Company AMI
others was finally argucu aud submitted saturday
Judge DuHhue iu supreme Court SPECIAL Term Decision
Wa reserved
In tie suit of Bealcy KcHah SprinGnln against
William W 7prngnau for divorce, Judge Donchuo granted oa
Saturday reference The plaintiff and 0cleuaa
married l August, rs - AMI the ground . the sui: L.
The defendants alleged piult.ry.
IN thc'sJit OF Frederick Lewis against Max Stad-
Ter a Co.. decree entered in the supreme Court ON sat
Urlav authorizing Mr. Lewis 20 Touru 90 Ssacr & CO. tie
Ir.rl assigned % lr Coz thr benefit IL CREDITOR, amt els
eidi- .uc ST. Lcvl~'s bond Is ass.nnt1t
Gusto Kleugcld has brought suit agains; L0uis
K!eced owio s was married just two ago 10 have
trlr marriage aunu'.ct Tie ground t- hc WAS
VIE, they tI.ed lr1iic. Judge polohue on satur
Ca a.' referred the O. take proof ol the facts
suit was recently Instituted by Sarah Z. /. Bors.
John D. and william ~ Bors, against stephen b. NJ.
sc as trustee under vii! %: stephen ~ Num- for the
Conversion OF certain trust iunGs Iud injunction issued
Icsfralis i8 :-o.l using si2O)) deposited 70 bank
III mOl t1 continue tr uHc ion vas heard ou IFS ucsiis
.-IGiy ,i. AVID Judge lJuuhuf 200 supreme Court Cham
teis dissolved The ii. lic'Dn ol saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
DOMESTIC PORTS

pEiAW,h BRIAN FAr;s. July 2ssteamship Ohio passed
MOBILE, Ala. July s.-tielrr.L shin oweao Tiyerpool
JAMESON Jug trryci, s,hr. Marcia Lewis. Lewis.
Ee".lors. clearei bark Edward McDo1eI Thorndyke.
cm\:lrs'oy JAY 2sA,ysG steamship Gun stream,
, Nit .tp iA.aS. Jul 2s-trriye oeArs. Iohn Cadwai
DO. :ordo nern, J. F.l,ya smitr perth Amboy f5r 10
MAY itoci s, li@rkcn Tor do Willis UeMof Got
N ior 60; 600 T. P.isc, Kel'cy New YORK; Tor salem
f,Psa ' nfs >"u'1 'mi.'y ios dol Niswan, Feid do
10Y ialNtf pr @ foaia >cs' do Tor Bangor; pcnu-yl-
yinia ivar' Nsr. flr Camden, III Ior-2 Cousi.
dgIs Te.nbr.c NJ. J. NJ -frcat raald Bangor fas sew
4"iki Ai,Y Hne aie Gardiner for COS Geo H. thls
lana for ri. Eeu 49,, rc,l c,iiN fr pm, c
Tcucr Gas rioa, T Ellsworth for ran ldyeri Elort
Auiyea2s schrs sarah a. Real. Guptsin Selc Thomp
, ,on end G,o D. soHes Narood CALAIS ior New York clio
sl,Sit fGii.tirn t''i'ins fqr g. .iary iheai. ubrh
i'r orders 'lrn,r SFalov Carlow c,- i'r Fan RI
iacfr ton or NcWporii belmont Locke
-a,d - sehr belmont Locke Hiran, Tucker Julia ami
i'rv rrir r .Ti ~, ~, |," H.. 9o,.
N@r'us A. lyi- Mar. shields Chas. pon Joseph william
a,A Co. ; H. ,.is T. ~ s,ru Nellie Eaton John Cadwlt
Pau 'pfui.. Pa. jay % iyoi: Steamer W whblcu
t'p"'l; Gieoni serua tico.l; Fr saI.e Cocleuco 90
sel'I By,hc Boston; siar IN l. smith smith, do < J.
ooks 'iaiaer IT,; - O. I,r-, Cranmor, do Thomas H)r
river; O. T. sucSncy Ireland Pa taeei John Cooper
~ No'.lico river; LIZA tGn. mn severn RIVER;
iil,br sI' i laurie 'tr Sig-r@ Ty Sis1u,sr
Boston Alien Green Ne1ers1n, Boston. Lizzie ~ saa nee
L'ur.
Bos5"N Jay 2sAuiyed, s,hr. John 7; Krand1. Iowes
Cow j ~ 'c1r, steam hips '-n. 71i. L0yrand. Barr.
more, Nornan, Meier o. Fha- piHl; GaLsu- Bearse
N'W-lors, nar@" ia!!J !upa, la.cIe5cr, /.nAhar Mp
tor Eaan hicamond Va. scar. T.. =. Morr,ou Lavender
Ale NLtrlt He'd Acll-. Atss. Geo AplOd. Bcrss and
Norman, bark TOril Tosun. brig -trc.ton
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Alfred Gibbs, from Christausand anchored sandy
Hook i0. Ordcrs
MEMORANDA
Steamship IIakon Adel''er, July lat 1857. lon 5l:le
from PymOutA tor Ntw-Nork.
Tor otter ship Nelcs Ftsh Puge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
Observation-Disclosures.

WasHNGTON. July 2o.-Avstani Surgeon John
IT, Hal ordered t1 The Naval Hospital 10 Washing
ton D. in place of Passed Assistant surgeon NJ. y. Jones,
detached and plsoed waiting orders. GUNNER Moses n
ordered - ~ plymouth n place ~ 6uan-r
Nm -. wilson dctlchet and PLACID 900 ~1iNA- ',''.r-
ihfe ifitti 10y 'iit
mart bc d.-,u~>s e1, lime. Wa y''i
day relieved uf his suspension V.aoA woLd nave '-nt
September by order tc SECRETARY 81 the Navy @nd o.
dtred pgOccl 90 MAI, leland ta oD the 81 pipAto 'i
duty cant Iowrv Assistant QuaTt unasi'r 81 iht
Tutss s q, Harnc Corps his been or'erI duty Win
the Marin. battalion r Philadelphia and First Lieui O. H.
I!.se. e. SWaia. Washing t"i, as ll'
Clef Of INST Lieut.. CarIisl y. Porter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
THE COURTS.


rpvt<c TINS EFFICACY OF THE SIXTY DAYS AOI'
William Tdclsteu, partner of VIM. NJ. lwceu'
has fled as Attorney Tor George W. Du'' wv
petition duly verified:
~, S,,,,ye,,e court In the matter Of the peu-
ton of Georg. ". Butt 10 compel NiII"m NJ l"''u !"
'ToIe lion CHARLES DONOHUE, one Of TIC J"S"o<S V
a. STINT az Ncir- ort: ~. ,.... q, -,
"VnuT petitioner George W. Butt. respectfully SLOWS ~
moi he above named william NJ. Tweed has ncgn "C
NIL 1rn,Iri>onCd I'm Tie Comfy jail IN the county VI
" York for more than sixty Gays upon eNeC''o' m d
cvl action. wherein th3 people ~ the lle o @
is Tie plaintiff and sand William NJ Weed IN" ~ are
Aldermen and Commentary 81 ~" tlly On ~" io4N
a., iff94nf. bro which action judgement was recovered
~ tbc said plaintiff against TIE sid IMAM VI. "'cu
for the OF go 0530J- ~ GA OK "uod' 1e V'" "'' "
rrat vour petitioner is creditor Of the SAID WI.
liam H. Tweed ans ha~ demand AGAINST MN
as d, ,i January 1872, which demand IS now JuH
due and owing 20 Nour petitioner IRON t'L" VII h,,.
Tvted. aud upon which your letitiun,I , t,a, dstc
brought SUM- n any time since sad last meho"c" ""'o'
and might DOW bring srii. -. ,,. .,,ot tho es-
III That vour petitioners apprChch'lNV t'te C ,o
f,lo az saia 'Wililu w. Tweed wl Toe wasted or CIucI
go ami tha nature and object OF thls a1Acuioh ~ 10
co1nrel INN to assign Dos estate ana SUNNI 10 Wy I,
clinr. prescribed by statute Tor such ease mo an"
rWbSrcnpan vour petitioner prays that said W. NJ
rred may be- compelled 20 assign ms estate anu uat
~" -5 ~ ,r1 I,.,rl.irdi GEO. ". BUTT.
Ncw-York. July "a, 1877.
WG. EDEisTsN, Attorney FOR petitioner.
It's generally understood that this step Is taken n the
Interest Of william N. Tweed The petition is filed under
What is known as thc 60 DAYS Act which, on such pc
,itIon after notice TO an creditors and on the demand oil
trhr OF the creditors. authorizes the Court To dlrec
GIN -ucnt OF lis property. aud on the dcbors snow"
L. his compliance with hc order directs hs lci'tse
Judge DJu0hUe. as matter OF tOul go ~. -,
reaag creditors 10 appear before the Court sepVeoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
AMERICAN P0ptLAR IRREG CLARIlIES

RESULTS OF THE RECEIVERS INVESTIGATIONS
+. L. Laurence, the Receiver of the Ameri
Popular Life Insurance Company, SAID 10 THIBuSE
reporter ON saturday that the Company has been in
state " Insolvency since 1871. lie had accordingly
issued circular to the stockholders telling them chat
thc dividends wbbh they had received since that .lnc
had bccn Illegally paid and must be refunded promptly
10 avoid legal proceedings for recovering them Tho
amount of tue back dividends S9l 737. number of
c stockholders have paid ~ fun ana others arr Sn
negotiating. Another circular GHte1 !ay q, sent
by MIR Laurence To the poncf-o tex Informing tloIn
teat al premiums OF pGtulm uUtcs due Or before
july 20 1877, must be- PAID otAcrwite BE policy would
lapse: ni that premiums must Dc RENTED Glecy
before Juiy 81. Ihe premiums aus were coming Ia
very rapidly. SIR. Lawrence said
Among the other irrcguarc, tho books OF the Com
uany was -cc. e. cord t,;tA ljs>,s, lnd the culy
manner DIP which receiver Ira. Eec able ascertain
TIC y writing TO the IOcy -OlGcfs hut answers
80 these questions not C9nIiDZ fast desired large
number policies we've renewed Ii what seemed 10 Nj
Laurence be mislcpr schtatloi. AhJuI 500 Of the
policy hoIdcr- persuaded ~ the ComranNs officers
10 change t.it Oil polcc- Tor oHrs, by which tic
reserves tIc p.nccs reverted t0 the Company. Mr
It,r nee says believes that ~ equity the oa policies
ought De- recognized am uc has applied TO the Court
60 decide what policies % recognize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

Anthony SCHNEIDER was arrested August %,
IS76 80 the suit OF Joseph Anger. for S2,3s7 % he
too poor o employ lawyer. and Judgment was er
tered a.is 81 HIN. rv default september -. 1876 lie
gave up L- only property small bank account. Under
The las, hc should have been released IN three months
unlc-- execution was Issued AGAINST bis person The
pHuI GA rot tUc trouble to issue suc a cNccu-
ton. To~ want of lawyer 90 inquire into tie thc
Unfortunate MAN ht- remained lH prison. Ills wife, q
poor wasn't woman, Ut last induced ffcd, rch icuung
DonoUe granted Ou tturdAy m order for tie discharge
Of Tic r.0.Ier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

William Hocland, formerly Secretary and
Cashier The German Savings Bank Of MorrIsaua.
brought before Judge Naudcl, at Jefferson Market
Police C0ur; saturday, charge OF forgery, made
b. William j. Best the receiver Il tbc bank. Tho charge
Is ilat enc William Holloway had deposit Of s} y m
Tie bank. when !als, cmtry was made. showing az
apIaftnt dopOoiI o. Sl6~l i5; after that IN forged
drafts Hocland drew out &l,6o4 20. The IrsOutr
pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was
admitted 10 Oal 10 $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

in the room Tltthceheipr ~ on . arrested IL IS
supposed that becoming annoyed 80 the noise oi TIE r.
yiysl meeting he determined t. put stop 10 u. Ca
examination Il was found that Mrs Marshas infant IA
been his iu the ,acs with spent bucsshot ana was not
severely injured The cptir, charge II hack,o t lasso
only A.. inches above the preachers head lcstcisiiy 81"
eroun lo,,-fclst was held by tIc colHred hctodis1s
10 celebrate the c.rapr OF ic pastor and his flock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
Cycnrslon5.

4 SARAIOGA.--Drect Route, via Citizens
a. Line palace steamers, from Picr 20 y. r. Fare
through - 80 ENcurSiontc = good 1r thfee MONTHS -
| AXE SUPERIOR.
Elegant steamer Excursions Lake superior and return,
time weeks. tj- Leave i5uian tach Monday AMI
Thursday ~ p. 10. Particulars 40l bfo.aeay
CANDY HOOK EXCURSIONS.-New- jersey
- s1uo unli nelhe sviii au magnificent steanI-
cr. IsfPltsI STATE" and "Jl.-~E HONr' leave New
York iron li,r 3 SOrth River foot Rector ST., fr sandy
Hook, $50, Jji lUio u- 30 a. BE- turning arrive
New oFk $3.50 l:2O. sundays, 80 in Re
tIrull-. arrive j.@n 90.
Far, fIr TIE round G. p only 80 CENTS.
Grand Concerts 5y Prof. Alstiom- bras reed and string
band special for Largo parties ~ sandy lipps H-f-
l4lis. and ioug Branch Apply - c.ltr. =. MtsAbDlN.
General Ticket Agent Long Ranch, - J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nlNSENGLNN IHNLTEN

FROM LONDON.-La STEAMSHIP f'Dpia,-Lrllow AI5"neA
p. r. Vaudl,ct MIS-. Anne rsFier and son l. y Nheri'
W. aud Mn liruIv IVcaI ard Nrs. liann'h llah'
iar Rev. O. r. James me iisy. 9, uarry Mr. are Ms lriis
liaario oul Hario Luz iI4Ure Diego Iaui.p J0n Nj
tom Ar MIS- J.. Roberts. ENu 4. V'fo, y II, Eau
Master EIrrost EoNdra. Hr aud Mr. Webbing ah t.o cl
dTc. Mrs r.. H. ABBOT ald daughter. MI Dnlf III NcOuh
mn, Mr. and Mis- LOUIS thaaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
KEEPING THE HUSBAND IGNORANT.

A suit has been begun IN the City Court OF
Booblu n which al the names of the persons concerned
have been carefully suppressed, but which, the counsel
for the plaintiff asserts. may make sre" scandal. me
dc,udaut * said to be "a rich and fashionable woman ol
Brooklyn The plaintiff says in her complaint tnat 10
1sG~ lu answer TO au advertisements she called at 2
house in Eondt I'D ills city, and there found Girl
obu. seventeen wears old with an infant She took 10
child healthy boy, and agreed To care fof 10 fer III "a
month For about two years the money was regularly
paid but then ceased to come Tie fo'ter-noihcr o'd
not know tire name Of tie mother but cl"iH7
- have seen and iccocuzcd her about six weeks ago
and u, -.r,, tl.a' She l! been married nearly six years.
hr'r1.,.. 10 tc story after some lnQUe Sae 20 To-
DC mother who. after repeated dculas t-p @aHI a."
fre TRUTH and promised TO ray what was d~e - 's
WIS not done. thc plaintiff consulted h"ytr, WAo
brought SUIT 81 COS, six ycGrs board for c chId ~
- n mouth The reason Withholding the names j.
said to n that Tire Lads - husband Is sI leuolthl OF tc
iac ana there are hopes OF some arrangement which
may keep him ia that state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

terSpt Of court Thornh agt Notwithstanding n
missed Schlcck art Ioeh-he code Distinguishes u, 1--WE
a party and wnes--Motion denied Egan agt fIlca
-Plant0s attorney hand In the anidaNt on a'hoh
menf and lis points Knubo agt. Macolml ouiref l-sHs
have been tIicd-MotOn 10 csmss denied 80 costs 10
abide event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

40 sun sers-.;.. us Clock fast . 5o
rises oSt Nuou -outhH- 4 l2 N0'tsafe Gays -"
WAIlt TO-DAY a.
HOOK. 1913 Gov. Island titii ''ate.'-.lo
WsIEt IO-usf-f ).
sandy HOok lllS Island. Ul2 let Hatc---- I+-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
Az IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIT DECIDED

Judge DOnOAUt NtCintN OH NttuudS III 'u-
rrems Court SPECIAL r. rm the suit 0f Brown aGL the
penns, lvau.a Railroad Company. Tins suit on cou-
pous Of bonds Of tac Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central Railroad Company. That road was leased in
1865 20 thc pittsour- Cncinnau and It. Louis Railroad
COMPANY one part OF the rent being Tie payment Of M
tcr,s- Oh the bonds. By the instrument The Penn
sylvuia Ia..roa5 Company guaranteed the rcriormu"o
h. tc Piff,tlrc Company - lis .Grrcmtut. TINS suit
va. los hc holders 81 the coupons directly against tine
It.u.yl. I..ia Railroad Company G.uuc.
fule Douchur decided ,hut such suit be main
taued Aside from Othci questions as 10 tht necessary
If tlc other conuamc, parties go the suit AN" a. 10
mtlry formal dcfcta, thc guarantee Ioi made io
any iId ,duls for thcif benefit. hut only to d iui
liz, anart.,,d Company. WiI~h alone enforce IL.
He therefore di,u.lsscs the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
OFFICIAL REcoRD or MORTGAGES.
Brooi!nn Rcal GsiaIs 9or Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. AZ Will0w-st..
~ 81 -t - 81 aad - Nassau 100 aAs lO1 Pine
applcst, and lJ7 NilOuEliy-s-, - laisy .te~Ye
GORDON L. FORD. 81 C.srSst.. brooklyn.
EOR SALE-On Corner of Culton-av. and
4 Icrgtn-st, Is very desirable LOTS Tor Immediate liza
prOyeincnt. ~ De sOd only ioF cash AL iaorltg-c.
KULAAD & WHITING = BctkiIsJ-st