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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-15

WE publish in this Issue a letter
from Boise City. 1t is little severe
on the public school question, which
has been attracting some attention at
that place. We DO not think the bet
ter class Of citizens there could be so
th0ughtless as to vote down the prop
osition to sustain the public schools
by levying a small tax. Men of ordl-
nary reason and education are fully
aware that good morals and the future
prosperity of any community depends
to Il great extent on the education of
the rising generation. The carrying
Of an element at the polls that do not
favor education looks bad, and it is to
be hoped that hereafter those who IA
vor general education will put i'll their
work at school elections.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-15

We get the following Virginia
City items from Mr.. Joseph Catalan:
Judge Sayles, who left here several
years ago, is running butcher shop
in Virginia City. He has been sick
but is getting better.
Sam Jones was reelected Super
intendent of the Crown Point mine on
the 4th instant
The Consolidated Virg mia, Justice,
California and Belchel are the only
mines that are yielding ore at present.
1t is expected that the Sutro tunnel
will be completed by next March, at
longest.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-15

The examination of the witnesses
before the Probate Court in the case
of Van Sing, All Hop and ALI Jim, ac-
cused Of the murder Of John McGuin-
ness, commenced last Tuesday morn
ing and lasted till about ten o'clock
yesterday forenoon. All Jim was dis
charged, and the Court will pass on
the other two at o'clock this evening.
Ton ELLIOT, who is quartz man
and Granger, is up on visit from
the Lower Payette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-15
Both DaY of June, 1877.

at II o'clock VI. Of said day. the premises described
in said decree as follows: One half interest in and
10 that certain ranch or rm Of One Hundred and
Sixty tl60) Acres of land, less, situate IN
the Upper Payette valley, County of Boise and Ter
ritory of Idaho, and bounded as follows, to-wit: On
the north by McBride's ranch farm, the east
by the hills on the east side of the Middle Fork OF
the Payette river, on the south by Youren's ranch
or farm on the west by the hills said rach farm
being known the Cook ranch; also an interest in
two water rights running through said ranch or
farm.
Dated this, June 4th A. D. 1877.
SAMUEL STEWART,
GEO. AISsLIE, Sheriff Boise county, l. I.
Attorney for plaintiff.
June 5-w4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-15
Sheriff Sale.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
County of Boise In the District Court, ID
Judicial District for said county. j. C. Fox, plain
tiff vs. John NJ. Pourcet and b. Passama, defend
ants: In pursuance of a decree in this m de
in said court, dated May 29h A. D. 1877, shall ex
pose for sale the law directs at public aucdon to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, i'll Idaho City, III said county and Territory,
on he
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-15

News is confirmed that the Circas.
slams in ThessaIy have pillaged the
of Ragine and killed the
monks.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
Mango in a Horse.

Mango in horse should be treated as
follows: Make an ointment, of lard
twelve parts, carbolic acid one part, and
sulphur two parts. Rub these together
thoroughly, until it is well mixed and
smooth. Work some of this ointment
into the affected portions of the skin
twice day. Give an ounce of flowers
of sulphur daily in the feed, until the
perspiration of the horse smells strongly
of It, then discontinue 1t, but continue
the use of the ointment for some time
longer, until the skin RECEIVERS a healthy
appearance. Whitewash the stables and
stalls with lime, cover the floor also
with it, as the mango insect will live
upon the woodwork for months, and
return to the horse if not dlstroyed.-
american Agriculturist.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
THE TIMES NEW BLooMF1ELD, Pa, MARCH 6, 1877.
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1877

The different editions of THE Sun during the
next year will be the same during the year that
has lust passed. The daily edition will on week
SSst Vs Of eaS pages Su or P boas sa oh %
the weekly edition will be sheet OF eight pages
Of the same dimensions and character that are
already familiar to our friends.
THE Sun will continue to be the strenuous ad
vocate OF reform and retrenchment. and OF the
substitution Of craftsmanship, wisdom and In
tegrity for hollow pretence, iibecility, and fraud
In the administration OF public affairs It will
contend for the government OF the people by the
ent in Tie 81 ballot box and in he counnT Of
votes, enforced by military violence. 1t Wilt en-.
deavor to supply It's readers--a body now not far
from million Of souls--with the most careful
complete and trustworthy accounts OF current
events, and VIII employ for this purpose nulner
Gus and carefully. selected stan OF reporters and
especlali, will be full accurate and fearless and
y will doubtless continue to deserve the hatred of
those who thrive by plunderlng the Treasury or
while Il viii endeavor TO merit the confidence OF
the public by defending the rights OF the people
against the encrOachments of uniustliied power
The price OF the daily SUN will be 55 cents
month or $3.50 year, post paid, or with the Sun.
day edition s7.70 a year.
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81 20 a
year.
The wrRKLYsuN eight pages OF SO broad col
mns, VIII be lurnished during 1877 at the rate of
The benert Of this large reduction from the
previous rate for The WEEKLY can be enjoyed by
making up clubs. At the same time, II any OF
our friends choose to aid In extending circulation
we shall be grateful to them, and every such per
place will be entitled to one copy OF the paper
for himself without charge. Atone dollar q year,
postage paid, the expenses OF paper and printing
are hardly repaid and, considering the size OF
the sheet and the quality of its contents, we are
confident the people will consider THE ,WREKIY
world and we trust also one OF the yery best
5O6t Address, THE SUN, New York City, N. Y
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
Lemon Jelly Cake.

One pint of flour, the same of white
sugar, five eggs beaten separately, one
tablespoonful of butter, one teaspoonful
of cream of tarter, one-half teaspoon
full of soda; when well mixed, four
tablespoonful of cold water. For the
jelly take two cups of sugar, yolks of
three eggs, the juice and grated rind of
three lemons; cook till thickened by
setting in boiling water, then add the
beaten white Of three eggs; spread be-
tween the layers of the cake and trim
off the rough edges.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
NeaC Pension LOaC.

TYNDER an act oi Congress approved March 3,
" 1873, widows OF officers who were killed, or
died OF disease contracted in the service, are now
entitled to e. 90 per month Tor each of their chill
dren.
heretofore only received $500 per month pension
isnow entitled to So per moth
Soldiers who receive invalid pensions can now
have their pensions increased to any sum or rate
between IS. and Sl8. per month.
Soldiers who have lost their discharges can now
obtain duplicates.
Fathers and mothers who lost sons IN the serv-
ice upon whom vhey were dependent for support
can also obtain pensions
The Undersigned having had over 10 years ex.
perlence in the Claim agency business will attend
promptly to claims under the above act.
Call on or address
LEWIS POTTER,
Attorney for Claimants,
New Bloomfield,
20tf Perry Co., Pa
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
Keystone Biscuit.

Take three teaspoonfuls of Shepley's
Keystone Baking Powder, and one quart
sifted flour, mix both while perfectly
dry, then add one teaspoonful of salt, u
lump of butter about as large as an egg,
mix and rub until dry, add three gills of
milk or water shape into a hot pan
with a spoon without working) and
bake in a hot oven. This Powder can
be had of L. MORTIMER, or other stores
i'm the county.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
Pruning.

1T is now admitted by all who have
given attention TO the subject, and it is
in accordance with both theory and
practice, that to favor free growth of
the shoots and leaves, pruning should
be performed while trees are dormant
and leahess. On the other hand, to check
growth, and TO promote fruitfulness, the
pruning should be done on the tree in
leaf and growing. We know of no cul-
tivators who dissent from these truths.
1t is commonly admitted also that sum-
mer pruning favors more speedy heal
ing of the wounds.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
A General Favorite.

The Shepley keystone Baking Powder
when used according to printed direc-
tions has become great favorite for
producing light, sweet, Nutritious bis
cult, Rolls, Mullins, Bread, Griddle
cakes, etc. For sale by L. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield, Pa. I06t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
A Cheap Liniment.

Take equal parts of hogs lard and
coal oil, melt the lard and put the coal
oil into 1t while hot, and stir well before
each using. Rub the part affected with
the preparation, rub well and heat by
the fire until the skin is hot More
benefit will be derived from this prepara-
ton than most costly liniment
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06

"a" When cows milk suddenly dries
up and becomes clotted in the udder, it
is probably due to garget or inflamma-
ton to the udder from some one of many
causes. The udder is then hard or
lumpy, and hot. A remedy is to give
the COW at once 3 or II ounces EPSON
salts, with half an ounce of saltpetre.
repeating the latter in six hours. If
the milk is difficult to draw, solution
of one ounce of carbonate of soda in
pint of water should be injected in the
teats with syringe, and then milked
out This will bring away the curded
milk which, if left in will make matters
very much worse. If the COW is feverish,
the saltpetre may be repeated for a day
or two. To bathe the udder in cold
water, rubbing and squeezing it gently
for considerable time, is useful.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06
Sbs 3'Ioon'hsIN gin''s.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

We invite communications from all persons who are
nterestedin matters properly belonging 70 TINS de-
partmcnt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06

O." The proper time to repair farming
tools andimplements of all kinds, is in
the season when they are not required
for use. The farmer should therefore
see to it that his moving machine, reap
ers, hay rakes, scythe snaths, rakes,
forks, hoes, ploughs, chains, wagons,
and carts are throughly repaired and
painted whenever necessary in the win
ter time.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06

~ The corn crop of Kansas last year
at twenty-five cents a bushel, would be
worth $50, 100000.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06

e1 9 day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
"A% terms free. TRUE& CO., Augusta, Maine:
lOrly
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ALL THIS WEEK,
Watts Fullip-s celebrated aHft DtaNitf
AMOS CLARK, 49, =, NJ
AMOS CLARK, ANUS liam
Mr GEORGE EtTNOID
Mr. GEORGE RiGNoLD
IN his great irpe rsoultlnn q. Tie iitle TIL
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TONIGHT POSITIVE y Last nirht o. MISS hhlL7oN 10
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Fhlbf1 NIGHT, Miss Ne l3on. frcWeH 8.,''nL. iAhll
on Li't- aud bsic"il -'e.t OF romeo auu J"i'' MISS
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MI p e. Director
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MUsEo DEL AIoNTINo.

AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BO0ES
EXTENSIVE. VALUABLE, ~ IMPORTANT, and CHOICE,
received Havana. and including works by the best
authors departments of History Biography, Poeryhe
Drama. 3ees Lettrl- Sc, Including unsurpassed assem-
blEeot splendid Illustrated works and BOOKS CONNECTED
WITH THE FINE ARTS comprising galleries II Painting
aad sculpture. Architecture picturesque voyages Classical
Antiquities scenery, Costume. Collections ol Engraving. &c.
Also
4 FINE COLLECTION OF WORKS on EATU RAJ HIS
TORY.
Forming altogether OF the most unique collections Of
Literature Fought tor, taer 90 ts country.
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BROOKLYN Board.
- - - 80.

BOARD WANTED-Citv and Country. send
- proes -1 tl- HJAsrl t uIKECiuii l. ts iIla' '5
BOARD WANTED for o yorug lady, with
ID .-l.e.. ...u. rf..r ar Fort rsf1r. nearer
~ l-o, So be. ot references. Adilcas las - I1i
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GI!na.iors Dnie1--fcmales

(,a,t~ W,.trr;. .,.5 I,..-FP Two ..,,,.,e
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y..I - = .'.. ,-..,. .,rd w. a .ra .ra
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HNKF-~k AkEE-A perfect cutter and filter;
- 'y. '..e ,..',-'s i ,'.o.' &", ' I. &
- iil. N.l'T N' '''- - ii'.'' '
lH't''a'
1RE~~MAhEB.-A.n eNlgIieLced drcS,.iaH e.t
- "H' p e.'t ..ett = NAME ,' ''t .-. Il A.
Il"f r.n' .ii.. . .-i.' e. 80. "a a. a., ' 80 --'
T>pr-.,,At,I-p a Fr..rb Jrc--Inql,cr COM
et'--.'' '4-- ~ - 81 ' -. - ,-- d,
- '''- ID. '.. , 49, ,-,-..-i. ram. 1-, RED
HU>. -. oa-,... near -5-.'.'' rear BELL 'i.- twice.
u-Us.-y on .-- -ELl- Ms f.r Zoe obtained
! iI'' ~ a. -, - M n .-Irr- tpLUySlFNT
BCHAI. co.aer 4tAt sle Ar's"ar iI , $,,. nae,
Ia. '".i il N' l'4'''''' -.' .' - @
Be-. 'h''- i"''i-r'.
,),,f-rDNL-- ,r ATTEND Vt Nursery
u mess OH sti,ldan, Invalid .-iyE' A-Ir gee
sl..tlnI ."iae Erl ~Ao tin l'tc" ti' ii. lii'
Fr..sI. rt.i 0't BIB a.." tcl- h.Hn ana a ~ ~.
sickness $50" 4r a' ' ana KEN - '' 'a' N'
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tl III - 'ittA--A ltNI"''' ,l.' JUL go a..
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,lee. 40 t~l-t 5-i.rt.
utrr-IN-pt,K A y-.tD.- woman 10 do zen
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Slinanons UauIeo-- mdies.

Sinanons UauIeo-- Qldies.
COACHMAN-By respectable young man,
y ~ coac1aH thoroughly understands ID" care o. horses
city or country references CAL OF address j. b. 5l' oage
CUACHMAN.-Situatio wanted by young
" Engshman married. with the best - reference Is willing
t"n O,l'c' Los lIeal"al.
COACHMAN.-Situation wanted by an En-
- gIahman has goo reference r. careful driver and
S 1 So5 5s ' a aV he found sa ana obHe ey or
country. C. B.. puvste stable, ? East 4ad-st
COACTIMAN or FOOTMAN, &c.-An active,
na Rad long Exp Renee IN ears Of lorses ETC., anl ref
& for 81 are. l. r. $50 6thave aear z5dst
GOOK.-A Scotchman wishes a situation as
% - aA 9 aS G e az d sn eiv Of re,afeSes
Address as West 4..i ST.
MALE NURSE.-A competent man of expe-
Va nencc attendant to sick invalid gentle
H. g. fp6aac to%n ' Once I5Ss Sr6nd%ay
NURSE.-Nlan of good experience desires en-
~ g-GeLent % invalid gentleman rstcass refer
ence. ANDERSON. aul Past o -sts-
DORTEE-By a respectable young man, as
porter assistant business address II SEsTT.
Tribane Uptown Branch oHic. lz37 Broadw"y.
NNAIIER.-A tidy coiored man would like a
Of city references call address l.. r. H. ~ West l5-st
WAIrER.-WANTED. by frst-class French
w waiter 'lt anon u private family cry good refer
ofaee, La sroadway'
NAITER.-A irst-class French waiter, re-
.s9J. cfils .ss,s' , i1p III Ir.1, y ~
aTgr ,.'ealty city or eontiy Call at JA' GUMS or
WAITER and USEFUL MAN (colored),
~ vans Z ., v. . ,i s, , a, I,i
rHccs Al the PROTESTANT HO5iE, rs Gth ave. fourth
LEATCHMAN.-Sit wanted bv q mid
" al aged American man - Htchnaa ds' qi n@hl rel
erence -NrA Address D. 70 't' Larry ''''i'' hI''ai-
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Eelp Wanteo

DDHIF5 WANTED-im ployucul DO q ,tora
If .Iusu rrn it col I. iHt CD i...l.l 90. L,st u
I-.ui,.,c .u1lt-,s H. ~, 4l41-Ao O-ec
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5lluatlous uuantc0-fcnGies.

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4 T NJ AI.RftE IINDOl'I~l'a SM EI)I~H
Z -, -, Lrrl ~ F,.r g7tl'.t Swedish
r,a- and French female and male III Up noW on hand i0f
al POSITIONS
= ,r ,ir-. vii r-a,+ =, shorthand .~i. lt hal.
Tie usua clse .o- ne advanare OF Practice Address b. T.
20 li4'-H' ''-'.-
YnT-Ng I.dv ir~t arrived from Europe
4 vh -arass Cer'aar renen end some tas.h T'e-
.-,ii ,' 'i '" .rri,', '. .f... ''' '" -
-,tF'' -- -' -''
Il GTNN'> SELECT AGENCY. 80. 5t3
= Gth4er. het0r~a ~ ala .ils- Won can ., lr?na
pa tt n. ".' .l t, .,,. -,,. ...,,-+.--' L.,eI
aud fi4i., I 'ftt' ttti' tt i'I ST.. "' '.'' i'''
cooks tud .rl' "t..'s .''. tl. '-'.- '.in MANI '
T. RctETfA NJ $50 dfh-3vr.. near 9th
= s.-A Irt-- n.mh rof superior SlRvaN r- AWAY. ou
hand ev.r at.cHt'u i-. o ri.". .i7 OIL oiL'' -
AII"i .'. -. .'..-. " . L i..,., 49, . ,.r. N.-.
tID pass year. alN Use present 't'pii'tN-t %
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90 nJbom II Man Courern

CARE of HOUSE.-An American is lSn. sn go4
- sner can or address, Mrs s. LARA, 14S f-se o- s
N,rs of UOUSE.-A gentleman can recon-
- e. snv one de.!rn- house wei cared At uuitn9
" m.lo ,-a charge . tit-roughv reliable, hodcst anu
seu lH, nan and Ni,e. Ai~tv 30 rs East ~
OFr1tERS and DIRECTORS Of the AER2-
UcANTIJ LIBRARY Ass9cSton io' 'Ae year 40'''o'
Preside ut--titllNrt -. fAiNAs4NA~
ll,--'s..,ra.rv Secretary CllANLES WAGER HULL.
SS.--.-lirr ~ c~. tarf-SAMl . l. PUTNAM
At'N' Directors
r. tr.n Alexander ~. EaglesOn,
trallfe - Aitlur, 4l--a-'' n a, 80, ''--'
j. G.. Palmer, -, r.,,-,... H. '
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BOARD I'm an choice locations. city ana coln
IT'S. r-i1ne f1r7nIfi0u without charge, at ~ -rl
INN ny ..- r-L-av.. A. uALLLN-
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BOer0 an0 Rooms.
Rnlnw Fonrteenth-st.
W. Side.

y I'D WEST 11TU-ST.-Oae medium and
I'D one large ROOM 20 LET, with board Al pr Ate
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HANDSOMELY furnished front ROOM
y with hosrI On gentleman and vile OF Two gentlemen
Z rms rfaafarqt.. SD west a1l ~.
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GUNNER D0dr0.

ORRfSTOWN, y. J.--SupcTiOT accomuoda-
Va oHe good BOARD. 90 % private fanny ui ..
season permanently terms IRON 20 20 tIu AncIe'S h
National Republican., 1877-04-19

pIaintia.In error, Va Ths United States. This
cause vas Submitted on printed arguments By
MT. Assistant Attorney Genera1 Smith, OF eoun-
sci for the defendant in error, no counsel appear
ing for plaintiff In error.
Ne rs. psnisi EDDY ct al. appellants. vs..
No, %. Paul Dennis, appellant. va Daniel
EDDY Of al Continuei By stipulation.
No. 81. John La Van Reynegan ct al, plain
tins IN error, vs. james y. Bolton Continued
No. IS tsssisped.) The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, plaintin In error, W. Tns
Ccmmouvealth Of Virginia.;
No sss, (assisnei.l The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railrcad Company, plaintiff in error, vs. The
Commonvealth Of Sirginia;
Ne esI, tassiKned.) The Chesapeake and Ohio
Raiircad Company. plaintiff In error. VI. The
Ccmmonwealth Of Virginia;
No. ess, tassigned-) The Chesapeaks and Ohio
Railrsad Company, plaintiff IN error, Va mo
Commonv wealth Of Virginia The argument Of
these causes vas commenced BY Mr.. WIN. J.
Robsrtson, Of counsel for the plaintiff IN error.
Court Calendar for To-day.
Equrrr CouRr, before Judge wylie.-Nos.
81. Green vs. Qussenbers; g Blunt vs.. Hart; ],
vs.. Kelsey; o. williams vs.. Tucker.
CRIMINAL CouRr. before Justice MacAC-
thur-Benjzuin Tcsser, Daniel ii. Curtiss and
Jackson I.rutuf Richard Ambrose Taylor, for
gerry; John smith, sssault with intent to kill;
George Robsrts, lareery; Henry Wood, larceny;
John sullivan, larceuyj samuel ODonald, re
sistinx ofieer; Henry Edwards, feionious assault;
Richard Altman. larceny.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
THE COURTS.
Equity Court
Before Justice wylse.

Davis VS.. Spiden; demurrer oyerrulei va
eating DEGREES in too2; leave TO answer insianter,
Ehnanthraut; rule ordered against purchaser,
Ieturnable May l. freedman's Savings and
and T specias sf sum d.ereed. Msiths.s Va B.sss1
ct al: substitution Of Q. N. Thomas as trustee.
Roach Co va Ceas; pro ee.Jssso va defend
bill. Barbosr ys. smith; rule Of March E made
absolute. Ohutt vs.. Onutt OF al; H L Odatt
npPSntsd, \, sSsIsr aas,a a5 s. r % Ss,s,a,n;, md
for evidence. Bosshor We. kilbOurn; sale deereed,
and W. s. Cox appointed trustee Haxerty vs.
and declaring 1t good as TO the mother Tor the
amount Of money that she reeeiyed. SekoolorArt
vs. HeitmSiier; anal ratiaeatisn q s.ls. Moore
denial Of Injunction. Cassell va Pierce; decree
for sale. Smith ys. Smith; guardian s< IIss
ruled. and ten days allowed 10 answer. Adam:
VS.. Hudson; decree Of specific sum TO be paid In
sixty d.ys. Otherwise isls: MoIsy y.: MsDSn.
Court reserytng the right To pass thereon at nual
hearing, and TO that end refers !, the General
Term. Wise vs. willis; submitted.
Law Summary.
Peter Garrett, alias Peter Garnstt, plead
guilty to ne charge Of geiit larceny: Ihl. being
In the penitentary.
Thomas Burke, white boy, thirteen years
ofage, charged with petit larceny Of sis, plead
Vas ss,pended' % Il Is undsrssood tsai he see. nss
the naval service for nvs years
Fred W. Galladay was convicted in the
Police Court Of making an assault on Henry
BrowninK. and appealed TO the Criminal Court
where the Jury conhrmed the verdict given be-
low. Ths Uourt fined him IS and costs.
wm. Brooke has applied for = divorce from
his wife, LouisA Brooke, on the ground OF deser-
tion. They were married In this city February
20. lses, and two years later Sho quit his house
and LATER went TO Boston, Mass, where she now
resides and refuses TO return.
Supreme Court Of the United States
No. sl3. The city Of Memphis. appellant
and plaintiff in error, ys. 7. L. Brown. The mo-
ton TO dismiss this cAuoe was submitted On
printed arguments by Mr.. =. Phillips, In sup
port Of same, and BY Mr.. W. Y. Z. Hdmes in op-
position thereto
No. 2a2 Frederick Dayy Of al, claimants, ap-
pellAnts, vs., Joseph Good The argument Of this
cause was continued BY Mr. Thomas II. Hall
and Mr.. J. ". Steele, ofeounfel for the appellee,
and concluded BY Mr. T. W. Bruno for the Ap-
pellanis.
No. IS. Alexandria Kennedy Ir., ct al,