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The union. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

THE CRUCIAL. TEST OF the value
OF medicine is time. Does cxpience
confirm the claims put forth IN its favoi
at the outsotl is the grand queNtion
Apply this criterion, So simple YET so
searching, TO TARRANT's EFFEnvEs
CENT SELTzRNT APERIENT. How has
il worn2 What has been its history
How does it stand today
TARRANT'S SETTER ApERlENT
is a household name throughout the
United States. Il is administered as q
specific and with success in dyspepsia,
six headache, rerous debility. liver
complaint bilious remittents. bowel
complaints Especially constipation,
rheumatism, govt, gravel, nausea, the
complaints peculiar to the maternal sex
and all tyres of inflammation. So
of mild is it its operation that it can
be given with perfect safety to the
feeblest child; and so agreeable it ia to
the taste, SO refreshing to the palate;
that children never refuse to take it.
For sale by all Druggists.
Qee a week in your own town Terms
9OHand outfit free. II. HALtE'rT &
Co., Portland, Maine. l.s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N. 2. BURNHAM'S 1874"
w A T u 4 w II 4 d L"

Is declared the STANDARD TuIbin e.
by over $50 persons wbo use it. Prices
,ejuced. New pamphlet, free, N. F.
BURMHAN, York, Pa.
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4 CENTEyaRIAN DlNcIyG.
Louis jacobs. Aged IO6, Acts ~ Groousmsn
at his SON. Golden Wedding.
Fom i,s Toi.'o Jo'nr,

Upon invitation last Tuesday. n Sunday
Jo,u1,o' reporter attended nj Vienna. Mich. The
most remarkable golden wedding ever chroni-
cled IN this section 81 the country. being the re-
marriage OF Louis Jacobs. aged ~. and Mary
Nom Nee 81. the first marriage occurring June
5. 1927. Al the Canada southern station the
buggy of Mr.. L. j. Drouillard conveyed our re-
porter To- the village a mile distant where he met
the Rev Father Charles Thomas II the Catholic
Church 81 Vienna. the oldest priest in the Do
cese Of Michigan. He has continued with the
congregation at Vienna Tor twenty-one consecu-
tive years.
After mass at the village church tho reverend
fnthrr proceeded with the remnrringe ceremony
In the Presence Of many friends; Thy BRIDE
groomsman. ut the advanced az" of log years.
After the ceremony. ct the homestead, mile
stantal rclast, IN the good old country style.
then music and dancing. The music was fur
nish.d by Samuel Lewis the famous du * hunt
or of the bay. The dance was opened by Mr..
Louis Jacobs. Sr.. WHO. at hi. wonderful age NJ
loo. fay orod th" COMPANY with lively Fr"n ii
dance. his partner hvlDs a beautiful French e.rl
Of sixteen summers.
Tho aged father Of this family was born in
Monroe county. Mich igan. In III and has lived
there all his life He WIS member Of Can't
lacroiNs company of volunteers in the war Of
1872 and WAS twice wounded during that cam
paign. once in the arm ana once IN the thigh.
Notwithstanding Whlch, and his old age. he h. a
very active man. Mr.. Jacols is now. and has
been since IA" roS- of IN" war OF 1872. drawing
a pension from the Government. NNwlthst md
inc his age he thinks that he Will liv" y snrra-
uon longer. He j. the father OF eleven children.
ing near him. well-tO-do farmers. The young
rst IL over 50 years OF age Mr.. Jacobs IL now
living with "A second wifi" To whom lie Wa, mar
RED tWenty-srven years ago. IN" unly son. hc-
sides tho bridegroom. pres 'ht AT the wedding.
WIS Mr.. stephen Jacobs. the second oldest
member Of the family. Al the, parties are Cana
dian French. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs live In the
same house that they moved into ON their we'd
ding day. nity year, ago.
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agent md q quit rlnim on tho cottage the most
Transparent fraud out And again WAS with
the world before me and no plncu Ike hOmn in
Wow. Again turned 10 the advertisements anu
found the following:
LAMIIJrsdt -inns nrs' ria.s hoard where the cc'n.
iortois iane, with splendid bathing. eo'I drives
by nsiiyins 10 WILLIAM J0mNSOS, BlanK en-
The depot muster said we could reach Mr.
johnson IN has an hours drive. TOOK 4
" tenn" and started. The hot sun haz"d down
from its neontlc perch. and the hot ,idst re-
fl ,trd light and hont rom the road. How yer
wp were in for it, In thror quarters OF nm hour
We roach Il the rlnrr. Mr. johnson is q farmer.
He was hoeing corn in field adjoining his
house AZ call ho came. He offered US two
room : at sl2 ouch. and talked So pleasantly that
was quite faNnratly Impressed
N.-Mhprc IL the surf
He--Oh. there isn't any surf hero. The surf
Is ton miles from hero. but we have the best
still bGtninl on the island. Come this WAY.
followed HIN IN doubt and SAW my scowl
reflected in the culm surface Of a liiur pond.
perhaps lno feet Squire or round at the bottom
o, aslopine orchard in the roar of his house.
N.-Pl uty of milk
Hr-Ali you want ut mcals. bu, We ncvcr let
Children FUSS about the plnce between time.
Mot II they're hungry
Hc-Np. BESIDES how can they be hungry,
| have breakfast ~ 81 III the men. You and
the women folks have breakfast at 6. dinner
nj 12ii. and toa at 6. | don't soc how ANYBODY
can be- hungry after ali that :! IN very partc-
ulur man; Sos my wife. We, do lust rs We
N.9ut would be- Il preferable hour for
breakfast. and --
,Hr-N.t mere sir I've made a rule, and we
II prasnntrr Ut & and bes les my wife WORKS
hand all day AMI wants the things leaned up
and out of til why a. curly MS possible.
N-Could | arrange 10 have you meet me ut
uc-Wen. no. All my stock is busy farming.
Why. it, no walk at all. think you'd -
And that the way it ended. MONSIEUR Y.
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That iSig Frog.


II was remembered aftcrward that he had
sneak ng, low-down look, and thu boys We're
sorry that they didn't arrest him - the Nathan
murderer. He called at the Ninth avenue sta
ZION and asked II they had an aquarium there
and If they didn't want Lake 81. Clair lrog to
put "a II, and he added:
Gontlemon. il Is frog caught myself. and
he really ought t. b. ON exhibition. never SAW
"A frog II his size before"
How large is IT, inquired n sergeant. in
stinrtiNely CHANGING toward the top OF the coal
stove.
because IN stranger. replied the man.
There's some old whopp'rs M in the lake
put in one of the relief squad I've seen en-
rs big Is Il stove cover. an oven bigger"
Well some on Ought Ia have this frog who
can feed hm ~ well. said the stranger
amt much ON natural science and Eve seen
about all there is to see: tut this frOg-gretf
heavens some man ought 10 take him round
g How Jill you catch him ?" asked the Cap
tain,
Run him down with a tug and threw u fish
net over him."
And he's a monster. Oh ?"
Amonst"rl Well. | don't wnnt 10 give Won
dimensions Three reporters were At my housr
last night to get ms length over all. breadth Of
beam, and arriving cap""liv. but wouldn ley
them m. don't chr" iur the glory 81 The cap
genera! interests of IT, State"
I've heard sailors tell Of seong frogs up
thrre aS iarS" a. nal HGs-. olit | thought they
Nail Kegs Why. dye -urp. So come
around mr.. VIII II frog which you could put
lullf MN NJ
suppose he'd go into barrel o. trembling
ly remarked tho sergeant.
G"uilemrn, you may have, sailed across
hut t's plain to me that yuu noycr showed "A
boat through the marshes. Would | fool away
ume On Il fros no larger than 81 barrel Would
atuEh0Ht chase such frog 2"
| shouldn't be- Il biz surprised II tbs frog
was - large as n hogslcad' said the Cap
tain. I've seen en- VI There even larger than
that
"A ,hoeshendl Gontlomon Iscc that You DON'T
carr for this frog; you ARE willing that should
ship Il yway 10 some other town. GOod-by. gen
;lcmrn.
Hold onw cried the Captain holding out his
last cigar. We brli"yr YOU, ol course. II
You sad this frog WAS ~ long Ms a wason-boN /
should believe YOU ior I've seen I'm w there
fully as large rs that Please give Us the d.
mansions of this frog"
The man Iii his cigar. took pill box from his
vest pocket. and, shaking cat Il frog not over
three days transformed from polywog. he
quietly observed:
.Gcntlemon, get out your tnpc lines"
When they rose up he had vanished.
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Only ian Emigi-nnt.

FoH, me- S1rliy DsmpyaL
Only an eulis rant lying there
on ne ruck.buulhi coast ui Hnlifax hay.
Nlih ine SALT s"t camp on lus Nclluw htle,
And M "a q A-ht,t in deaths di-nayt
OnlN an clni-r rant uur 90 nvr hundred,
Hurled To las doom when some ono blundcred
when the rich .nHoWn Nr may r.rL on the cost;
And value tnr.l i've, and Mat ihcA are worth,
But who Nlli weep Tar tie cuii1rant lost
THIS tni ui Ci.A winch Cumlufrd tllr OArthf
Drltc i' na.ls IA his collin nl,
Ana net las corpse i.uin Our ,lslt be- ma
Bu' list. fray Leagues on leagues away.
In 70 tdri iuhtN ned HAT rn ihc llisli Shore
Tl'rr ave hurtu heart, which afD breaking today
Ana bil-ht i.Nie, dashed for cNrrmoit,
An ESQ, HAN hnilcA with lAAsou.t, tears,
Ana tie dfeas. ouil0oA % deso!nie years.
Only an ciui.rant living there.
LnriHs. uNi uiuft r llah1N bay;
Fui hi- -nN Ma, sfinii., Aui iis Sizes were fair,
Nhru u' .'if d.. il0 u,,- ,in' mn today.
ri.n.ii'i hi-t Ild and k...-,l li.- Wiic
Ii, ne 'uu-N, ntN seems al f,o hAv'e OF life.
Hiawir Ia. hams, and brave his D, art,
Ahl iIiin hlsl Dllri tiiHt "a, llIlr would come
NU.n flu.n. ,lfh IS .iriu ir Grrt. sea- 90 part
suuuld .h.m He.in an a stern hume.
Hopeful AMI hri. s., aui rirh and Tree,
ln"h nee 4'"" b, t'nd u. 'ed
on> p'i cUi.r,ri .i,iiY ncrc.
70. a.. i.i-N Ln.h, Nh,,, IT,, % r,nas sped;
V ,ft.4' 's of pl'er lr'pnf
Hsti n. f nNlu- s~ .t 4 RS the dead,
"a. l'il' i'I,l ln"' went ut t1u dni,
Nncn aic ''rf i.rNck iAr i,1, "a HalnaA bay.
OH, ',.g.,,'.' no , ns,ri', ..,.r.,.v
Ald hi, la," Mia tndctih 1l,lnayi
u unli iil Goa take lis i,Ui 10 lhve,
IN Me y, Nc, Hll pe! ond lNt seal
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~ Weil-known Tu, i,nan la Jnsi.

LOUISVILLE. June 10. q. West, turf
man we'll known through the south. and ut
pr sent a resident of Bloomington. was lodged
ISSUED boy j. T.. Porter for the small SUM OF ity
-iN dollars. West had been arr 'st"d Tor tie
same d'lf during race w"rkS. AMI released on
bond. hut tn" money not bong forth coming. h"
Mns again caught here, with the above result
HI nam" has become Familiar To sporting men
everywhere H. the man who owned the cele-
hrat-d COur-rr. the horse that carried of the
honors the second day oi the 10 key club meet
INK. He sold the horse alter the races Tor
-iulrtl.u-
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DENIES iBTIcS.
Devotion that I. w ondcrfui even for ~ Mother
co." .JIm's -" hest PROTECTOR


The rain yesterday made the birds and
animals at Warmers wharf very miserable. as
perla.l " the monkeys who-ui out in the vet and
looked with disappearing ~utprls" a. tn" leaicn
oi their carrwurn fa'- showed thai they. with
tho rest of tho old timers. cOusid, red su ia
s s,,r , vl W"a ,uth VI nn I'll o,, ps
upon the bar and climbed upon Old Water
Fronts arm Just d- he WAS taking Tho quid from
key Mornin' Jlu. said the Did boy cordial
Skinned to his shoulder and seated hims III ON
that larry roOst with great gravity and sat.sfac-
Fine young monkey, that" observed Mr..
Warner who had been kind, employed throw
tlc Goor Hos thr NTH"
Fifth what 2 asked the reporter.
Fifth young 'un that Jcnui''- md In the ten
years I've had her. She = "a great j. huir. II =
pretty to sec her when she has "a baby an she
taxes sight better care ol Il than most women
Mr. Warner went on to say that Jennie de-
voted herself heart aud soul TO her offspring
III their infancy she mover lay down. but sat
and held them in her arms day and night. Not
until they had reached the age of at least eight
months would she allow the Youngest 10 get
further, away from her than III, length of her
arm. Mrs Jennie o-t child hy Il iphthrriu i.ot
long agu. Mrs. Warner found her with the
little corpse pressed 10 her breast. and her face
WOr" hook Of utter woe. she refused 10 rctn-
Iush her dead baby. ana before II could hs
WrD>ted from her il Was necessary to forcibly
ul 'iusp hor hands, finger hy finger. and even
ia ~ she caught tile body with her teeth and
n yer 1T ~ until clicked. She mourned BIT
terry Tor more than week.
She never iorg'i- that the babies nre hrr'n.
either. said Nh Warner, There's onr cut
there eight years old. AMI Jennie keep an eye
on hum yet II any ody leases one % en- II
amt long before Jrulle's On hand. Bill. poke
Jim up for moment
Old waterfront set the young monkey down
upon The bar. began making the most horrible
faces aud ut"ring IN" most terrifying harSs.
THIS extraordinary assault moved Jim 10 -ti nd
asna-t Tor a second or two. and then utter "a
PIERCING whistle Of fright. In moment an
aged mnnk.y-nonc other than the mother OF
Juni-s-c;ine rushing in. her mouth IN an agi-
iutcd quicker. and war written in the work ng
lines ut her face. James ~prang to her. and
was wrapped in her protecting arms IA u Jl4ly
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"Ranse Wright dog named after Gen.
A. X. Wright. died last week al LIDerton. at the
advanced AK ut n4ncteen years. H. WIS the
lIb'rton IA th- attendant OF MAJOR shannon Tor
ten years nciore his death. since which time the
poor dog n,is seemed - care little for his own
existence. refusing food until strongly forced
by hunger. and prying nto tue face oil every one
that approached nm, -eem.nsly in search Of
his dead master. anu when he found himself
Disappointed, turning away Wltn every APPEAR
aAec OF compete despair.
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The "vn,u,ored Mind" In Politics.

ffN"f -fttf''N'H "f"Nf~
In ths broken English OF the onbwsys &. sui. ,i,u'
..n ''t al. l ,..-.,s,, ar,.s ssvr.p Bah. ,t.ss
',ar oi ile Canadian iur tfAlersl
Me BIG onhway o-inau
same. MisAI.tItl iuurwAN
Nj ann NUu h0ut SONG ilii-s me saw
In White man town. MnOcwaS.
ono wi.tc man come to me. he say.
on. huynu. capun. ho1iu,'
Nc una. 'lninnnmuN nrl SUNDAY;
Dat Why dis waite inan Knows YOU"
lie saw. We tom YOU easy way
luN on Al MAKE heap donna.
Is uiug de On un- ~. hc >ay,
An Muia Nli u to'lnpnnOw.
You good Neiu,nicar. me know;
uu ~. the ,.uuc a, w. j.
D. nu.n wr vote To-, nurin stowe,
say on a. svod ~ le l..
You got ONE good biz Iuiun town.
iluN uaay Wuta, IN az"
Nj count or 40 VIOLA. n.y. nm down,
say, S.AiA ole, soon nlnuL
Ilc tako hcap ticAct. out hi, coat,
An .lNtl Two hr lam inc,
u. $40 lHr ~ ttn,iu'ilA note,
pvN SAY, luu unda-lrn Mc,'
Me .ey TO lin. Ne unda,tan'i'
n. Say. ass Ia.at Otu We shake han
Al mc 80 down Oy noeAeI
one rudior white mnn come lat way:
oh. hu@Nl, uylnAwNai
NJ ".ui hrhp taxi wii ynu,' hc say;
ACll-, sN Ish louaMauuoi'
w. go '"" N'"h' N'i 'nlh' H'h'
Al den Ne olenink "a. m,
Al $3.50 mAh ktrp a ia4Ain.
H.
~, ,"h 20 'h"hn"" Wuuhdiyi
\ .u l"t Nnu bottom ,rni hr >aN
We cA.tM ga. up, Mvt"l cmi
.v..t.
'W ~. u",' N,tW = vl h,lnn'h'N'
An ocHN"u -i' 'i' -u,h dan, hats
NAi $40, M' 30. ii.A.' n.i'.)
N., ..N,.,,. ,,
' M '"n' tll "'-i' """S'
H. COUNT can 1nl .u trh iio SAY.
SOW Mote els luM u. To unuhuN D"
n..,...t, u.,
~ "'- a., ,,' s' d" " w., W.
Wy ,.aa~ mans dv' drn'uh ita'"r.
b'h h4Nn l. - liNos, gems az.
N.,,t.,,t..,,. t .... .
Il". .D, "a, 3y i"Wn'
WI! 1oH l"i l,n"' come Huo"n
=" "N a. 'N '''N'- way
N..tY "s.,,,.. IA .,....., ,..
,.h i, .''..',' ' ~, .,, ''' ,. w. '',Ne
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A Fat job for Gov. Young.

Rom n, CiereiaHi Pirinfoi'sr.
A report Is current AT Columbus that Hayes
has promised ~ appoint Gov. Young Consul 10
Liverpool within tho next sixty days This
ofilcr is worth about sl5OOO per year. II the
report should prove true. lhr Governor viii
hnvr 10 resign. and tins will make our very
wise leOw-cltizcn, Dr. tulti,s. now President
VI the Ono Senate. Governor OF the state.
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SUMMER BOARD WANTED.
EECoRD or 4 RECENT TvSvCCESsEt'L
SEfR,U FOR fECiDfd.

Glowing Advertisements md Not an Glowing
Realities A Dny among Honest country
rcopie-A Quiet Farm House The Hotel
The Eligible Cottage Sir. Johns"n'- Rules.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14

AMI In sccorianee with law. and an order Of the
ilosri u Director. made On the 18th day u April.
is.T. ~ many shares of each Parcel II such stoet -
may b. Unnecessary. wiii ts soli 81 public suction. 81
The once Of the COMPANY. ksom ~ llaywards
Buisfing. No. az California street, Nan .tIsneisco,
tialiforpla, on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH Cthl
iay " JtNE. is.,, 81 the hour ~ ono o'ciock '. LOT
saii day. Ia pay sSif dslinquent Assss-nsni th~rron,
together with costs Of slvvftisins and eipeoses VI
The sale. w. X, DEAN, becfetsD.
California street. ssn fnrslfco. California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
North Con. virEiaia-Cennsued.
No. csrtif. sh.. Ami

Wilson 4 Hutchinson. Trustees. sii. ION. IA =.
AMI In accordance with law. and On order Of the
Boah OF Directors. made on the 18th day Of April,
ISL. 80 many shares VI each psrcel Of such stock a.
4. The once ofthe Company. Iioom NO nj No. Iiy
California street. San Francisco, California, on
TuEsDAi. tbs twelnh day Of June. iTT. 81 the
hour u one O'Clock Y. " VI sali day. 10 pay sal
Of advertising and exp~nses Of the sale.
JAcOB s~TADrrELD. in.
SECRETARY. pro TEN.
California. mss ID
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYPicE Or CONSOLIDATED vIR0INIt
1877 AT . uesiine Of the Bos,d of Trustees of
the At- W named COMPANY. held this say. .
Dividend No. 81 VI rSo u Iiollsrs pr yhsrs
was declared. payable On 1bu'sdAv. June itth.
rrsnsfer boohs slosed until June 18th.
~ A. W bAvkNs. seerstgy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
DISAPPOINTMENT.

A. . meetmv Of the Trustees Of the silver
iiiii MiinE Company. h,ld o. the TN fay of
June. is1' the dsi- of sAle VI delinquent stnek
20 sssessmsn Mt No u WAS postponed until
w Day. ihr. is,h dag Of June. 1911. q III
ir7id W. Z. DEAN. sterst.y.
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NOTICE.

SgAl I'D PROF OaAL WILL M RECEIVED
- ~ ths hoe Z Of couhn comiaissio, ere until
the 3Hh deg u June. 4. D.. isr1. for furriphins
hospital vnppli.v aeeo ding Ia ppe.idtsIious on
Gle 10 The q unity q eik's Ouie%.
~ order OF the Brsfd.
!. r. MCFARLAND, County Cierh.
vlv,n,s @ ~. say ~ mi myIpd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
,r,.ro. Silver mINixa cox.

NENAfOH HHIsvEn =,
- PANY.- - Location OF principal piA'e oi
hu.iarss, psn Francisco. CAiifornis.
Locatios Of works. Wright. MINING District.
STOREY county. Nevada
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon theih
l.-tngdesrribed stock. on accuunt ofa--c-s-
80, I'M la levied on the nr~t u-il day of
Nav isI, the several amounts set opposite
m. nsmss Of the respective shareholder. a.
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I! !qs ! =! WORK !!!!!! X: z: :s z: y! :'' ss '':'.' 8:
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LOST.

AN ACCOUNT BOOK WAS LOST ON q
A strv.i. Nryin,s. on wedns sdav last, The
bo 1 ~roLtulIs the name ~ " n Psrrons. TIE
dbde' viii ! . sniiabi, .rvarSssi ny ieavins the
~sibe O. The r.sioti EDO ! stone. Y Virginia ciii.
. wa! ". ptRE M
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
m. sosrd OF Directors. made on the Let day OF
Nav. isT7, 90 many shares OF each Parcel
- .nes stock a. may be necessary ~in n
~ n public auction. at the sAleeroom OF
Hsurics Dors b Co. No. to fine .rrsss' IN
rr-nri.co. California. on TUESDAY, me
rr.s.tv.si.th f2Ssh) day Of June. 1871. at ths
-, al 4 o'cloek y. =. OF said day. TO pay said
Ssiinavent assessment thercot. toye.her MIN
scsss m sivedIsing and expenses OF ths sale.
j. N. sAYRE. SECRETARY.
omc>-No. Is Academy Buiiding. No. 50 Pine
.rrssl, San Fnncisco. California. lestd
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TO LET.

4 LODGING HOUSE OF PIONEER
" st.s 1. 0oLi Hal. Inquire At the hr.tsis'
odies oi l.. u. rRANKRL, Main sirrst. ,.oid
HUI. MI ~
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S5 to $40 ;:asi p. !sa : d HONE ss::.
MT SNsoA %. PortiAsd. hAias
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

decree Of divorce was yesterday granted In the
suit OF AIois Pavlousck against Josepha pavousek.
No particular advance was made in the great whis-
key case yesterday, and 1t was adjourned I'LL Monday
morning.
The Emma Silver Mine yesterday nd.
journcd for two weeks from Wednesday next, Judge
Wallace being called duty the Northern district
In the divorce suit Of Harris against Harris motion
yesterday made before Judge i.arremore, IN tho
Court OF Common Pleas 10 punish the defendant for
contempt OF Court for non.pay mcnt of amony. The
question being settled there was no decision.
In the suit OF Marta whitney against theodore Mar.
tini, brought TO recover 900 damages or certain
alleged misrepresentation whereby plaintiff was in
duccd 10 loan 5000 on insufficient securities. mo
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TROUBLES OF FOUR SCORE.

Maria Compton, lady eighty years old. Gays she
vas declared a lunatic without her knowledge by
means of a conspiracy on the part OF her two grand
sons, Anthony Compton and Reuben A. Compton, who
arc the beirs at OF her estate which Us valued at
100000 The old lady. II IS claimed s now confined
in her house N Thirteenth street. occupied BY Reuben
Compton and his wife, who, is stated came there ON
visit and have stayed there ever since. Mrs
Rcuben Compton 10 the committee OF Mrs. Compton
appointed by The Court The old lady is des'rous OF
pskipg an application 70 Set aside the lunacy pro-
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
FERRY LEASES.

Comptroller Kelly has been requested by the Sink
ing Fund commissioners to furnish Information rca-
tive 10 the granting OF ferry leases by the city, the
amount paid, the terms for which they have been
given, and ali oher facts In his possession upon this
important subjecl
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART !.
Before sJudgo Sutherland.

RECEIvI NC s1sOLEN GOODS.
Tho trial Of William O'Day, who is charged with re-
ceivng largo quaint ~ Of silk valued nt 000 which
had been stolen tho steamship Adriaic, was re-
sumed yesterday. dr. Spencer for the defence
examined several with esgs, who contradctcd the
timony OF the proseci nto 10 tho whereabouts OF
accused In conncc tIo with the disposition oi the
property In question: ying that he the house
mentioned by the pi os ecuton. Assistant District
Attorney Bell examined number OF witnesses In
buttal. and tho further tcarng OF the ad.
journed until Monday It rning.
OUT OF COURSE.
Loran Hevorsen MOI .wegian sailor, pleaded guilty
10 the charge Of stealing nautical instrum from
another sailor named OIL Lynbcrg at the lodging
house No II Oliver strct ". He sent tho State
Prison
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
FOR FIVE YEARS.

~ Court OF Sessions, before Judge
iernoon, James Kecgan, coarse
I, was tried Tor highway robbery.
February u Miss Clara Smith, of
street. Brooklyn, was Knocked
on Lewis avenue. The rut-
on the face, throwing her
y scarf from about her neck. ana
ls. keegan ran away at tho time,
20 days later for robDing two ladies'
Miss Smith fully Identified the
hssails0s. Tho defense tried 10
o jury failed to agree In the
7 robbery. The prisoner then
, Indictment for the Williamsburg
% sentenced the prisoner TO tho
mtiary for term OF tive years.
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A w1Do w,s SETTLEMENT.

" Mrs Ann Flanagan against tho
County Flour Mills, 70 recover
her husband, who was killed by
lchway on tho premises of de.
abandoned. the widow has con.
D sum of $175 per year for i've
hcr withdrawal.
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RETIRED

In tho Kings coun
Moore. yesterday af
looking young fellow
On the morning Of
No. 296 McDono ougl
down and robbed
fan struck her
iuto tho gutter, tore
then rifled her lpocke
but wns arrested thr'
IN Williamsburg.
prisoiSer as lier
prove an alibl. tn
action Tor hIghwa
plcndcd guilty 70 tht
robbery. The Judr
Kings County Penit.