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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

Two baggage cars. fitted up comfort
ably With stalls. and carrying twenty
thoroughbred horses. passed here Satur-
DAY afternoon attached to the express
Train from tue East. The horses were
parchas in Kentucky for Governor
Stanford OF Callfornis, and are of the
best breeds Of that famous horse State.
All OF them are mares. and except one.
are fast running stock, and it ia ex.
pected that they will make their mark
on the California turf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

The French papers have not yet
ceased making irreyerent jokes about
Gimbetta's receat dnel. la junction
With 1t there Is a story going the rounds
about Cordelier Deltnoue, collabora
teur of Damss, pere. who, like the
great French Dictator. had only Que
eye. Ouce when he was playing
billiards with Darthenay, the famous
critic, friend cAme in aud asked him
what odds he gave hun, "Give him
| gave bin an eye. Isn't that euongh?"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
D,strict Court.

The District Court is 10 session to,
day. The present term ends with the
year, aud the next term will begin in
February. Hcncefor,h there will b,
bat three terms of Court anupally IN
the Fourth judicial District. the Legis
lature two years ago having reduced
the number of terms from four to three
and the salary of tue District Judge
from 81 OO0 to $1,000 ger aunum.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

In our style of climate, with its snd-
den changes of temperature. rain.
wind aud sunshine often intermiugled
i'll "a single day.--lt is no wonder that
our children, friends aud relatives are
so frequently taken from Us by
neglected colds, half the deaths re-
suiting directly from this cause. A
bottle of B)shee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use
will prevent serious sickness. IA large
doctors bill, and perhaps death. by the
use of three or four doses. For curing
consumption, hemorrhages, pneumo.
MIA. severe coughs, cronp or any dis
ease of the throat or lungs. its success
is sim ply wonderful. as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup IS now
sold in every town and village on this
continent. Sample botstes tor trial
lOc; regular sizs, Too.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
TIE SCHOOL OF LIFE.
BY MRS, L. NJ cARvER.

4 Z
The school of life is mystery great
difficult problem to solve.
We enter SO early, and though we stay late,
We find we are only just learning to wait
Till the problem itself ghall resolve.
The dEscipliuc's good, though often severe,
We think as we ponder ii we'll. [cheer.
Our tracing is irksome, our tasks without
And We minsle regret With q sigh and tear;
But we think not the Master 10 tell.
We sing others praise, as also our own;
Perchance, do it wisely and WE'LL shown
But the task most unpleasant, is when we are
In the mirror of hers, and know as we re
known
And cur glory proves but spell.
We read others actions the evil and good:
Aud let in az column aside;
AMI sum up the whole as by Us understood,
Unmndful to credit oftimes as we should
II by Charity's rule it were tried.
For charity suffereth long AMI is kind"
And would fain be our guide In the school;
And many dark pIsceswith beauty would shine
And many exam pies be aim Sc sublime
Did We walk in the light Of her rule.
The problems in profit and loss try us most,
AS wondering greatly, we see
me good man that ever is found at his post,
And often the one that to honor is lost,
Take higher position than he.
We lift up our voices in defense OF the right:
We reason and earnestly pray, Knight
And though error may triumph by reason OF
we know that whatever is wrong in His sight
1t viii all be made r ght the last day.
Ana When we shall each in the balance be cast
And He whom the mountains doth weigh,
Shall make up the record beginning the last
small matter TO us be the wrongs of the past
II the Master bat swell done" shall say.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

We find the following in the Times
Review: "He is prominent news
paper man and parts his hair ia the
middle. The part is We inches wide,
which gives him an innocent cast of
countensnce. To those who knew him
not. he might be considered verd ant 10
appearance. He WAS riding in sleeper
on the Central Pacific railway. and fell
into an innocent little game OF pedro
with Colonel. Professor aud n
doctor. Daring an animated converse
ton and quiet deal. three aces were
thrown on his side of the table. after
which one of the three gayly remarked
with the greatest GOODNESS, Il wish that
We were playing poker don't know
that | have been favored with such a
hand for Years Our editorial friend
saw the game, looked up innocently
aud remarked: II have been favored
also; have u pretty good poker
hand myself. Toe three looked
at s.ch other AZ he contiuued thusly:
They call you Professor" "Yes -
They call you Colonel?" "Yes ;
'You are from the Z .st, / believer"
Yes. We'll. gentlenea. be con.
tuned, rising. ''yon had better take the
next traiu back We meet it lust the
othsr side of Battle Mountain. You
cant make cent at this. They have
been teaching it ia the Supday Schools
ia California for years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
Ida lao Bullion.

leu bars of bullion. valued at So
O42 rs We're received at Wells, Fargo Il
Cos. office yesterday. Three bars.
valued at S5,O35 SO. were from the
Black Jack mine, and the rest was ship.
ped by nj Oberdoffsr and Simondi. OF
Silver City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
Cryslat Ice.

Now is the time to put ~ ice for
next sumner, John Iuegsns has quite
a force ~ work filling his Ics house,
aud he says the Ice Is the best quality
he ever saw on the II lmboldt. 1t has
increased in thickness from six 10 tea
or eleven inches since last Thursday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
Mountain Bride Ore.

Mr., Adams. of Paradise. shipped a
car load of Mou ntaln Bride ore. to Salt
Lake Saturday night. Tnis ore was
taken out on contract b-flrs the mine
was sold to the Paradise Valley Com.
pany.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
s,Nrn.N,I,CO c.,Co ,1rPoVr.
Thts Mornings Board.

This Mornings Board.
Si0 Ophlr 36 34A
7ia NJ -xic,n 3tI 29s1
$40 Gonit IL Garry 90 So
Is Best IL i}eIcher liz
22O California 9G 90
l3D savage 81
;IO5 Con Va ~ ~
I45 Co,llar 3SH Az
~ Hale IL Norcross IL
81 crown Point 80 34jc
235 yellow Jacset 49, 1917
~ Imperial sc
lao K-ntuck 80 80 lc
10 Afph. ld4 IL
Bio Deicher $50 355c
lon confidence .
Sis Sierra Nevada 39L 3SZ
10 Ur,a iO4 Ii
lL7O BniiIoa , 10 49lc
$50 EAch' q ,er "a
100 Osrrmtn ~ 93s
3i5 Justice 35i 36Dc
6l5 Union 81 544
200 Alta .
$50 Lad, Bryon % SOC
24i5 Jnla 45O 455c
10 GaledoDi, 24b 230o
800 Silver HUI 10 l35c
$50 ca SILENCE 100
$50 New York 80 60c
3J0 Senator 40 zoo
100 Kossuth loo
300 Andes 5Dc
500 Wells Fargo l5c
1920 Ward 100 lO5o
80 Scorpion
300 Lsvlathan 4Oc
40 N. Con. Va, 8
10 Benton tx
100 Solid Silver SOC
500 N Sierra Nevada sc
loo Flowery l5c
100 N. Bouanz. 75c
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

Fail not. under no consideration, to
visit Uncle Harris new establishment,
No. 22l Kearny street. San Francisco,
and see the bargains for the public.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

Range of Temperature at the signal OIice
yesterday Highest. 81 deg; lowest, g deg;
range, 81; average, Is deg.
Note. In che column headed " Min. Their
mometer" the 1gures indicate the lowest
tetn oeratnre dl-iug tae night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'i signal Corps, u. =. a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
saufty.

Tire weather continues clear, cain
cold and dry. No snow and scarcely
rain enough to lay the dust has fal go
so far this winter. aud the ground is AS
dry as In mid-sammer. The cold ut
night Is intense, the murcury ranging
from few degrees above to six or
eight below zero. The streams, which
We're quite low in the fall in conse.
qnence of the unusually dry SUNNI er,
are being dried up by the cold, aud
cattle on the plains and range, aud
even along the river are Suffering for
water.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30
Water Pipe.

Several hundred feet of water pipe
have bsen shipped to Torrey's mill. at
Paradise valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-30

:. CHEw Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20-'78-ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


FROM LIvERPooL--In Steamship Idabo-Nlr and MIRA.
Mr. and Mrs Iingeguest Miss J.. Lngeguest f. Lew Mr.
and MIRA A. RaCkeT Miss " MahOney N. Howell W. Howell
d. GTOiaIn, p Ianzey Mr. and Mrs 5. Budd Mr. and Mrs
A. NivaD 7. Walker J. OBron, Morton, c. Levy b.
Ill., SIR. and Mrs TwOlDg
FROM HAVRE--Ta SiedmShip Canadd.-Mr. and Mrs
Dreyiod. Mr.. PrOudft, Mr. and Mrs Miller and child Mr.
Nnlef Mr. Denis Mr. Renard, Mr. Psua, Mr. Girard Mira
and Miss Batcheler hr BoOmhart MT Spencer Gron.
done children, Miss Wickbam. Mr. FenRer abr
Miss Seems, Miss Noel, Miss Dererie. Miss Marie Miss
Blanche Mrs LswentbS MIR BlguOr Mr. and Mrs Quilbeau
Mr.. Dell0rtO, Mr.. StuckenhOltz.
FROM LTVERPOOI~-Ta Steamship Atger0-A. BOYD
Miss Bradford T. W. Bushby Mr. Chapman, q. A COrderoy
W. II. Davies. L. DefevTimOnt Mr. DeveIe C. j. A.. Dick
Miss DOg. Mr. Dyer " falkcnau ID. H. Flynn r. Gedye
Mr. and Mrs Hessen infant and maid, f. Hessen, w
Iehn, Miss q. Hessen J. HILL o. HosegOod Capt Irvine
Rev and Mrs H. H. Jessup and mad IL Jessup Miss ~
cap Miss A. J0ssup Miss Jessup H. Jessup r. C. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Julius and two children MI Lendan A.
Never, Miss NJ. A. Mitchell Gen. ]. Cakes u T. A., f. W.
Richardson H. X Richardson. Miss J. Smith, d. Thomson
Miss " r. Walker. Miss NJ Walker Miss O. Walker O. Wet.
Eler. r. r. Whitney
FROM HAMBURG-In Stsamihio Ersia-G. IT, Kunoth
Hietau. Mira NJ Schulz and family Marie Gever Elise Rebel
ing Marie Muller Anna Uh C. Levy Maihide Wife Ionis
Loab Mira A. raussig and daughter L. Segsberger Miss NJ
KosonDerger a. Scdensticker NJ Benjamin. aud Mrs n
kuhL Marie Kkss Pusche Marie DollinEer Biedefpann
g. King A. Hoist C. Dedow, Mrs =. Zetz and children Pau.
line stade, T. Never, Anna Erte Anna Reck Catharipa
aukes Therese Ga0r Julius Block j. Izlgsohn Marie Won
feydentedt r. A. Matthessen. M and Mrs A. WeidmanD
C. A. Williams, J. A. sutter Mrs. C.wOheim aud children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of John Casey against the New
work. Central and Hudson River Railway COMpan! Ior
Landing the death OF his sixyearod daughter Iae Jury
tcfore Judge Van Hoescn has awarded hlni T4,ooV'
, In the suit of John S. Prouty and othefs
sgainat Rodney NJ Whippe and others for damages l'r
dpeinr the plaintiffs TO exchange stock OF hardware
a. ,ns city for farm in Mercer County. Illinois, ana
Err western property by alleged false representations
V v,u Rrnpt has sustained demurrer TO me com
Sioint A g. Davis appears for the paintln; JOnn NuH
Mus and H. O. Gardiner appear for the defendant
A collision occurred in 1876, between the
,,nc,,h steamship British America and the American
$50, carrie Wiuslow and the latter vessel was SINK
S',oraov IN the suit by G, r. Churchill, owner OF the
rceover 5000 OO0 Judge Benedict granted an IN
otle 20 'tr.inng SIR Churchill from suing the owners
,orchip for any deficiency, should he succeed
on w n belng claimed that the amount sued LOT
~ niS aSs' tban the value of the steamer.
Mrs Verina s. NJ. Chapman, when Miss
,oorc I'm 1852 held lightweight shares Of the Phoenix
RAM. now a National bank. She married a clergyman
and followed her husband TO the South, where she re-
sded during the war; and her shares were confscatod
and sold In 1870 she demanded her shares, and now
sues for the back dividends insisting that she was loyal
Judge speir In Superior Court Special Term dismissed
her complaint and the came up yesterday or ap-
neal 10 the General Term. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srrrENr -CHAMBERs-DouOhue, J-Nos52 III, ll9.
l3i lG7 l6s 2O7, 24l $50, 265, 202 32l Assessment
Nos 90 1923 12t l27 l43 l46 l4s l49 l5 l52 l5 az,
l75 III l7S, l7a $50 1872, 1873, lSG lSs. 1883, l9O -
GEVFGAL TERli-Ingalls Daniels ana Potter JJ0N0ss'
III. l7g. $50 80, l20l2 100. -. 49, a., o,o
SPECIAL TERM-Van Brunt J.-Nos. 4OG 42j, 44i, 3lo.
S. 36 1856 1877 355 $40 500 S76 39i, 3s9 2l5 90 lOi
9a ie0 SO 429 49,! 100 2g2 45S pol 5S' 45s 400 AGO.
CRCUiT-PAET J. Barrett, Case on, No. 1l7o 800
Pact II-Lawrence J.-NOs. ], 959 1874, 1882. lGS2,
Q92 2O3i 1901 1906 1908. 1859, l49l ll93 1891 3Ji2
1867 1855 1909 1879 4O5, 1866 1887 l42l 1862, 1880
PART 1IG-Van Worst J-NOs 1892, l89, BOG 6O1, 5i2,
1896, 3s4 14ll. 1915. lll0, ll25, 2503 l5272 l2d1
lbi7 1913, 9i79 IVA, 1884 65S2 l444 1852 81 100
1882 ,,,,,
sUPRRoR CoUBT-GENEEAL TERM-Sper Sanford and Freed
man. JJNos 20 81. 49, 81 s. 49, So 40. A. A. 40 a. 49,
SPECIAL TERai-Curtis, J-Nos SO. 81.
TRIAL TElfM-PAHT I-ScdCwick. J.-NO. 4S5.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TEEN-C p. Dalv, G. j.. Robin
Larremore JyNos 46, 2 IL H. 90 20, 81 20 81,
81, 40 al, 5la, 5lb, l22, AZ.
CHANBERs J. r. DAILY, Mos. 2, u.
TRIAL TERM-PAET Ivan HOesen, NO COL. NO Gay
calendar. -
NIRIXF CouRT-1RIAL TERM-PABT I-AlKer, {, Nos
lG47 4i54 1925 1882 4643 247j 1922 1852 44l7 $685.
1909, 4l77. $3.50. 1857, 465S. - $500.
PART iI-Goepp J.-Nos. 4595 SGls 4614. 1850. 500,
l229 1908 4279 1880 45 441i. 1921 45i9 ASIA, i2s1
PART 1II-Sinnott J-NOs 43l7, 3553, 432G, 1876 1888
GENERAL SEsslONs-PART l-Haekett r. Henry w. Wal
lcs eOnOus assault and battery Eugene Mccarthy JAIME
Kennedy John Hesey ThOs. McGowan, John Williams, bur
glary Eugene Herman. William DempsteT, Chas. Berry,
grand larceny John Handy, arson VIM Irving VIM Bus
iced Temple gambling John LOTUS. assault and bat
terry; John webb false pretences Johanna H. MeyerS Crane
larceny Francis Williams larceny from person John Su
van, felOniOus assault ana battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
DFCIsIONs-MAY Is.

Suursue Court Chambes--By Judge DOnOhue-Mc-
Mullen AIT Francis 10 matter OF Wilson. Granted som
ssindyko agt. Fitzgerald CanRvan Ggt COyne-O IueIs
granted agt. Quinn; valentine agt Iieydocker
sst Bettingcr-NO which act Moses agt
NoonpV. Moses MOOney-AOtions cenlad; menoian'
arm In the matter OF McFeelv-Dcned without costs mem
orandum In the matter Of acknowledgements taIlh
agt Scheppor-DeniOdi memorandum lHuoV as" SP'''''
hOf-MOtOn denied.
Special Term-By Judge Van BruntWalker agt Walker
prouty agt Whipple 81 all Manning agt CockrOO
IONS Ross AIT. northumberland sustained Opnion
Berrien agt steel etc-Demurrer OveTued memorandum.
Appev AIT Rourko and others.-Fndngs settled Fickney
AIT Schler-Findugs signed Price sgt PficclteitleC
Teport confirmed. aE the Irving Savings
# think that bank could not safely allow TINS acuon 10
proceed without seeing that all the proceedings were regular
and only way this 20 appear and answer Ahey
entitled to their costs.
Supc,ior Couri--Specidl 7om-Bv Chlef-Justice
Curns-Smith ag CuVer-MOtiOn 10 strike out second ce
fence OvtTrulC remain Of answer as
Judgment therein Ctc denied with costs O nOo u
Order DENYING motion 10 place on socla caenOaf
Issaca ng AhrenS-rdeed special calendar Tor iOuth
Friday ~ May term Hannakci agt Br0wn-Order denying
moi on with 40 20 abide event Hotmeer agt Hot
characterization for smony granted dollars per week 10
plsiuti and fifty dollars counsel Fec Nhaus agt Heath
Goon granted tho second Friday of June term Wabaun
agt kutaly Ct alOrer continuing injunction uni, decree
etc Brooks agt RusseO SChcin agt HOdgs0n; NOuhseI
AIT Never; agt. same; NoUnser agt LOWelnsteln
beach agt. Hautng.-Orders granted
Common Pleqs-SpeciGl Tem-Bv Judge j. +. DAILY,
Krekeler Thaule; SchAwZer agr SchGwzcT-Granted
Hortzci agt. AtwOod-Signed. Norwood agt Pnce-Bond
In Of oakley et alOrder TO issue citation
rapted In the matter Of Shipnan Ct aSee memorandum
lynch agf Duncan al allow the assignee $3.50 IN ad-
dtiOn memorandum Andrews agt Housnali-
Morton denied; memorandum In the matter
81 tho as gunent kaufman TO NATURALIZATION iOr us
charge OF ass gRee and release Of suretes granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERP0OL-By StsafaShip Bouinio Mr. and Mrs
% + Adams children and servant MIss Allen II. At
Well O. H. Bacon Dr. Baekus Mrs Backus T. r BagR aud
ME- Levi Bamberger, infant childreu servaut
f. Bessie Barnes: George Barnes Charles Barnes
stelt Miss Bartlett Mrs Bell and maid servant
Isaac Ben bdwd Bell l.. j. Berwind Mr. and Mrs L. r. Brant
aht anu nurse, MIRA Alexander Brown, Edward Brown,
Ill James Brown and maid servant Mr. and Mrs W. smith
5r1yn MT and Mr James Brown. Miss L. y. Brown and
.ala servant o. l.. Brown, Miss L. Bruce Mira j. Burche
fee children and maid servant j. Butterworth Harry w
u'nsrcorta MT and Mrs b. Carver A. q Cazenove Miss
E pasa SSegs ~ NJ Gsrk Mlsa Clark O. O. cloue
Court Miss Cowain, Charles NJ bahIsen Mss Dshlscn
e.; Dsntfy NJ sna Mrs b. Daring Miss Davison Mrs
san. ysps FSIS DesmGra Miss peysreaI p pou
fsnsy = Foster Joseph Freedman Msdams tr 70
tsnsSn fre& SsSSS.rd hf; Ho JonP Samson; Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
THE COURTS.
INJURED IN A SLEEPING CAR.

Thomas Nelson came by the New ofk :,
a,cn ana Hartford Railroad, in sleeping car 70
this city, on the arrival Of the &C., Sar . SSTe Nelson
on aud Ny He sues for $4,000 damages. 10
ser1 70 The ordinary general denial Tue nv hrnS
eOhpa1 mia lately 10 the city. After that the ~
passed under the control o. the servant
1L.ilu by now on trial before Judge Van Hoesen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
DECISIONS IN DIVORCE CASES.

Tn the suit of Eliza Jane Walker "S'l de-.
Iosenh walker for limited divorce the e.,rrer
hurried Judge Van Brunt has overrucd the ogmall.
Judge Curtis the divorce s. o% Sl a the rlaint
AGAINST Louis maog Of &c week and $50 SIdT TS to
judge Dsy 9G. ssg aRasta George @SS ssard They
Kunigunde a S5y 1862 and have had FIVE children
univ WV one me- Of whom Is now living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
WARNING TO HUSBANDS.

Daniel Berrien, as executor OF Jane de Aea'
"a Iobp q. steel and his wife, charging that MIS-
e.eel had taken Mrs de zea's iewclry Inc hnSbau
,a,tr.d that he was not responsible IOr ns WI
scions but Judge Van Brunt holds that MOI S %
INC ali the changes In the Law, the husband IS sum
snousble pecunlarly for his wiies Wtohs-uolhss' an"
oycrfnles the demurrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
Eeaal Notices.

SUPREME C0URT-Place of trial, City and
- Comfy of the state OF NewYOrk-HeDry Ely plaintiff
aga ns William Early defendant SumnOnsIo the aDove-
named defendant You hereby summoned 10 answer Ie
on The nants within twenty days after the ser
Of Tins summons OF the day OF service and IN
tSIn against Won by default the relief demanded In the
complaint-Dated Newly rk. April To- 1878 6HAnaES IA.
BANNlGAN PLAINTIFFS AH3r r once ana roS' oiee au
To William The foregoing summons served upon
you by publication pursuant 70 an order OF the hon
Of dated May 1878 and filed with the complaint
in office OF the Clerk OF the CITY and County OF
BANNIGAN, Pianuns Attorney IA yI9 sseTh
City. MyloIaMomlh
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEW
- YORK STEPHEN d. MARSHALL and GEORGE NJ,
MILLER "a executors Of the last viii and testament OF
uEL T. HAWKINS and BENJAMIN c. TH0RSAI. as exec
OF the last will and testament OF JOHN H.
deceased, HENRY =. EAKIN, PETER T. CobNEN ,,i sha
ANN ORD nd SAMUEL " HOFFMAN, defendants sum
mons above named defendants and each Of them
are hereby summoned the complaint IN s
and 10 serve copy your the plaintiffs attorneys
within days after the service OF lhls ner
the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated April 1873 $50.
Office and Post Office address.
No 20 Wallst, Box 5,2SS New-fork City.
Totbe detendants PETER r. CoRNEN and LYDIA ANN
Nm Ills The foregoing summons Is served upon
you erss DoEohue Justice OF the supreme Court OF
Of New dated the 9th day OF April 1873 and nled
th The in the office OF the Clerk OF the CITY and
NewYork at the Court House In the City OF New
Dated New. York, April O. 1873.
MILLER q PECKHAM, Plaintins Attorneys
Office and Post Office address, ,,.
Apl1law8wTh 20 wallet. Box 6.2ss' Sewfork Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

and daughter, II. J. Grant, Mrs e. J. - M Men-
ming and child Enrique Gutierrez. Mrs h. y H h,t,
tWo children and Mrs George Haniuon mhs
Hamilton and servant Mrs Hartman TWO MISSES ~ T
Timan aud maid servant. Mr.. and Mrs Joln hgTp5'
LANES Hoices Il. +. Hobrook Mr.: aud Mrs d. H.
Toimes Mis- Mary H. IIomea, Miss Mary Hosev A. W.
Howard W J. Howard. Henry Hurlbnt Mrs itut9ut III:
ana Mrs = Insley IT.. Levi tves Mr. and Mr daehcke
and two children, Charles Johnston, j. w Jones' NJ ~ J1hes
Ms r. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. lAmDerIon fin Law
easter VIM Penn Lewis James Low, g. Z. W. ,ho"I,!;
Charles Ludlow Thomas Maddox. T. T. Martin MI fnd
three servants Samuel Mclean. MIS- Isabella MeeyaS
r W. Never NJ. and Mrs. p. Moler u, MISS Moiei,
Moore Or Ao r. r. Moore r " r Moore, wife and
mother Mrs. VIM. Y. Mortimer. William T. NILE
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Nelson infant maid ana ma VET
Norris Mics Norra Jnia Parish Mr. aud Mrs THOMAS p
w PcnberiOu child Or L. = PGpper Free iIcA - ~
per Hcrv NJ Pcvscr Julia f. Porter and two cAir
Miss Uelen Potter Nr and Mrs A. u Richardson az" I I
servant Mr. and MIS-. Thomas F. Rowland ~ r 30
hpl C. Rowland, M. and MT W; MI. hScbn n2L'
Miss g. Schuyler Mr.. aud Mrs c. r. SomnsSy c I'LL ~" ~
nnrsc Mrs W. Scott, Miss Susie u scott IT JUL i ~
Scnlder Fred NJ Shoemaker. Mrs o. BShreVe MIS-
r. f. simpson Mr and samuel simpson, James Sa,uNN'
Rryan IL Smith, Mr. and Mira. II. T. Sinith u L. III
Master A. Il. Smith. Or. ana Mrs. L. ~ Snlui, HSiI. M
Mrs. Hugh A. Stirling, Alex. stuart MT. ahH nI ~
l. stuart. maid and man sarvant MI. hnn VII Tfso0
TAYLOR H. /. Toyis and Baroness &c inohstn,
Miss sylvia de Thomson and maid servant MT anu ME-
~ Ttnnp W. H. II. Tucker, Miss Maggie T. lIcEt I[ Tl
nlu = tucker Miss Florence p. Tucker MISS r. -
worth and maid servant q. A Wallis, James Wlte M
WhitlOck, Rev and Mrs . Williams inc ev i r., NIt
lans and wife the Hon James Williamson Miss Aee MoS
Mr. and Mrs John D. Wood, Master Robert G. Wood Msse
Ross W. Wood ir Melzn Riggs Wood ana NURSE MI "
Mrs l. w Zeigler s. b. Zoigler Mas Backus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
GENERAL TERM-sECoND DISTRICT.

PoUGHKEEPsIe, n. Y, May 15.-The following is
Die Geneal Term calendar for 70 morrow NOnenumerated
Nos l, T. 81 TO- lb 80. So Preerred-NOS D. q. Enumer
a!ed-Nos 20, 20 81, SO. 81, 40, Al 45 49, 81, 532
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Fun rises...... 442 sun 7lI Clock slow 5Os
Moon 4:l2 Moon soufhs. Moons age DAYS Id
Bi5H WATER rO-DAY-A
sandy Hook. 70S Gov Island. 1855 Hell Gate... 024
RICH WATER TODAY. 81.
Sandy Hook. 1882 Gov. Island. SOj Hell Gate. 954