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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-12

PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY.
M. 10 state So, opposite KiIby, Boston
Secures patents In the United states also In Great
Britain France aud other foreign countries Cop
les of the q aims OF any Patent furnished by re-
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in the United States pos-
superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
aseertaining the patentability OF inventions.
Il. II. EDDY Solicitor OF atents
Testim iaisl
81 regard MIR. Eddy as one of the mos tcapable
and sdcces slulpractitoners with whom have rad
odicialintercourse CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONER Of Patents.''
"lnventors cannot employ a person more trnst-
worthy or more capable OF securing for them an
early and favorable confederation at the Patent
OMoe-n
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commit soner of Patents, >
BosToS, October 10, 1870.
X. II. EDDY, ESQ dear sir. you procured for
ne, in lsio, my fret patent. Since then Won have
procured many patents, reissues and extensions
have occasionally employed The best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but
etill give you almost the whole OF my business in
your line, and advise "thers to EMPLOY you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan |, 1879. Iva
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How TO MAKE TINES Goop.-Carse
the capitalists; brighten them ali you can.
Do not let them go into business. II they
show any disposition 10 do so, cali meet
ing; get up set of rules and regulations
for managing the business SO as to break
them as soon as possible. and threaten
those who will not go in under the rules
until they gstherup their money and leave
the country, as they have already begun
to do. Nothing helps tunes so much as to
let men know that it they get more by
working hard than You do by idleness you
will compel them to divide. They will
work all the harder for such encourage
ment. Go right ahead with your com
munistic speeches; they are doing great
deal of good. All that is necessary is to
follow il up, and we will soon be on the
ground floor, all equal-all poor, all idle,
all worthless.
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T0NTlNE PLAN,

or upon the principle OF aceamulAting PROFITS foi
dednIte periods which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts IN Life Insurance, and by lead
ing buBiness men. forty-iour per cent. mas beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid or
sit Tonne Life Policies, and forty per cent on it.
Tontins Endowment Policies. Issued within the las
years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assuranc,
Society represent exclusively the inter ests OF the
Policy-nOlders, andi presenting the Society to no
ice, they lee that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and CONSERVATIVE
principles by which its various departments or
governed. In the assets ana In the administration
of the society perfect security is given for the fn.
ture, wnicn ~ OF great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
upport of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such args an.
aR al trans actions as the Equitable; none is more
prompt and just in it's dealings.
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1ailp Aennrbtt SomrnaL.
THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN.


Warm and bright in the summer air,
Like pleasant sea When the wind blows fair,
And ia toughest breath bad scarcely curled
The green highway to q distant world
Soft whispers passing from shore to shore,
As from hearts content vet desiring more
Who feels all forlorn,
Wandering thus down the path through the corn
A short space since, and the dead leaves lay
Wondering under the hedge-row gray,
Nor hum of insect, nor voice of bird
Ger the desolste Geld was ever heard
Only at eve the psllid snow
Blushed rose-red in the red sun-glow;
Till, one best morn,
Shot up into life the young green corn
Small and feeble, slender and pale.
Ii bent its head TO the winter gale,
Hearkened the wren's soft note of cheer,
Hardly believing spring was near;
Saw chestnuts bud out, and eampioHs blow,
And daisies mimic the vanished snow
Where il was born.
On either side of the path through the corn.
The corn, the corn, the beautiful corn,
Rising wonderful, morn by morn;
First scarce as high a fsry's wand,
Then Just in reach of a chd's wee hand;
Then growing, growing tall, brave aud strong
With the voice of new harvests in its song,
While in fond song
The lark out-csrols the whispering corn.
A strange, sweet path, formed day by day,
How, when and wherefore We cannot say,
No more than Of our life paths we know.
Whittier they lead us; why we go.
Or whether our eyes shall ever see
The wheat in the ear or the fruit on the treei
Yet. who's fOrlOrn
He who watered the burrows can rpen the corn.
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid In
cash only. Policies are issued able al the death
OF the insured also payable NJ the END OF Il certain
umOer 81 years, Policies are also Issued On the
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Augusta to Boothbay
Eastern Steamboat Co.'s Regular
Daily Mail Line.


MINER ARRANG GEN ENT.
dr. STEAMER SASANOA Capt. &. A.
srsez-sz<55.ss=i. Low. STEAMER SAMOSET, Capt.
II. Low. Leave Bath for Boothbay, Mouse Island
and Squirrel Island, daily at Is A. NJ. and BIS
+. NJ. Returning, leave Boothbay at 100 A. NJ.
and p. NJ. Connecting with trains on the Maine
Central Railroad. Landing at Ocean Point and
Capitol Island as per time tables"
Fare from Augusta to Squirrel island and return,
e2Oo. Communication tickets good for ten passag.
es, for families, sold at reduced rates at Augusta
Ha low ell and Gardiner.
On SATURDAY EVENINGS, the "BUSY PEG
PIES EXCURSION" will be run, eay ing Bath at
p. NJ, and returning Monday morning to connect
with the A. NJ. train from Bath, landing at SPUR.
rel Island both ways. Baggage transferred at
Bath free OF charge.
IL. w. 3 wANTON, Treas.
iulx
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District Court Of the United States
District of Maine.
In the matter of l.,
Cbas. W. stevens, p.L
Bankrupt, p"pni"P.os'

Bankrupt,
rHHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
i been presented to the Court this seventeenth
day of July ISIS by Chas. W. stevens of Watervie,
IN said District, a Bankrupt, praying that he may be
provable under the Bankrupt Act and upon read
ing said petition,
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same on the first Monday of Ucto-
Der A. ID. 1875 before the Court in Portland, in said
District, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be pu oil. he'd in the Daily kennebec Jour
nal and The ateryille Mail. ewspapers printed
In said District, once week for three successive
weeks, and once in the Weekly ksnnebec journal,
the last publication TO be thirty days at least before
the day OF hearing, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest,
may appear at said time and place and show
cause, If any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
VIM. =. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
juy3laug7-l4&lw34
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kENNEBEC COTNTY-Tn Probate Court at 4u.
gustd on the fourth Monday Of Jnig, lo7s.
CAMUEL WHITEHOU 81, Admin TRAITOR on the
- estate of W illiam Wyman. late OF Belgrade,
IN said County, deceased having petitoned Tor II.
cense to sell at public auction private sale, the
following real estate Of said deceased, for the pay.
ment OF debts. &C, viz A lot OF land situated In
Chelsea and known a. the Williams lot:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday Of
August next, in the Daily kenuebec Journal a
newspaper printed In Augusta that all persons in
teresLed NAV attend at a Court OF Probate then TO
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, IL any,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest :-CHARLEs HEwISs, Register.
Aug2- t3w
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The only combination OF the
true Jamaica Ginger with
rhoice Anomalies and French
Brandy for Cholera, Cholera
dorbus, Cramps and Pains,
)iatrhTa aud Dyspepia, tlatu.
ency, Want of tone and activity
n the Stomach and Bowels and
vUidlng the dangers of change
alter, food and climate. Ask tor
JAMAICA GINGER.
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pIkul Beautiful Concert Grand p nrcAI

OIhu1 Beautiful Concert Grand Pr nrcAu
SupcI b brand square Pianos, price q 100 UnIy
$255. Elegant Upright Pianos, price $500 only
sl55 New style Upright Pianos sli2.5O. Organs
stops price $3.50 only els. Elegant ss75 Mirror
Top organs, only SlO5. Buyers come and see me
at home If AIN not represented, X. r. fare paid
both ways and Piano or organ given free. Large
Hist. Newspaper with much information about cost
oi Pianos and O'gans sent free. Please address
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington, n J.
july30-4w
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SOMETHING NEEDED!
Az ATLAS OF kENNEBEC COUNTY.

Practical Surveyor and experienced Drafts
men engaged in surveying and drafting
plans Tor
kpelY Torn IN tie Comfy.
Such work from actual surveys, thoroughly cor
rected up to and including the present year, must
be of value to every intelligent and business
man. During the present season, the citizens OF
kennebec county will be called on and an opportu-
nifty offered TO subscribe for the work at "a price to
correspond with the times. No man of business
can afford to be without such a work If within his
power to obtain IL.
june2G-t2w&w8m COLBY 4 CALDWELL.
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S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are careh. y
selecie IN different parts OF North America an,
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
HOos, an additional and exceptional safety to tn
Pclicvholders. The assurances are made only OF
the Al utaal Premiums Principle. Tb Surplus are
returned annually TO the Iasured.l
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
TIE PARIS IMPOSITION.

The United States sailing irigate Constellation
moored TO the ordnance dock ~ the Brookiy Navy
Yard yesterday morning, whore active preparations
we're by the officers and crew lor speedy de-
parture Tor Havre. Her cargo consists Of about six
hundred tons OF miscellaneous freight Tor the Paris
Exposition, and sho Is the last the four vessels
designed by the United states government 10 carry
exhibits Her crew consists oi 100 men, besides u
marine guard Of twenty men IRON the Navy Yard.
Her chic officers James A. Grocr, captain; X. p
Leary, lieutenant COMMANDER aud executive; William
B. Newman. lieutcnant ana navigator; f. @. Yer
MeuIen, surgeon; W. IA. Rusb. assistant surgeon !;
ID. I. WIGHT paynaster. The Constellation has been
used nv tue midshipmcn at the Annapolis Naval
Acsdcmy ~ cruising snip Tor the past iour years,
consde erable service. She arrived the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Oh tue 10 h inst ana meDced
at once 10 saip her present. cargo. There were
many tons OF exuiDits whicn she was unaDio 10 take
~, and they we're removed IRON the Navy Yar'i TO
the French pier, on tho North River, yesterday, Dy
tugboa ana Will DO conveyed TO their destination Uy
the steamer Canada.
The Constellation lett tho ordnance dock shortly
after with her coiOrs nyiug and presented rather
an attractive appearance. There was some doubt us
whc,he not sue would DC able 10 pass under tue
OF the East aver Bridge, but to provide against
accident her topgaaDt tmasls we're iovercd The ves-
sci 10 considered one OF The fastest saers IN possess
OF the government aud sne ~ expected to reach
her DESTINATION in about twenty yone or twenty-five
days.
Tue United states soop-ol.war Wyoming, which
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
Is HE A PATHFINDER?

Charles N. Bisseil, supsrintendent OF the Harlem
Railroadj John B. Dutchsr, No. East Forty lourin
street. ana Edward Gleason, superintendent OF tue
Union League Club, appeared before Judge smith yes
terday TO testify against Siguor Garigga De CaTlos
who vas arrested by Detective AcMahon the night
previous. The charge against the Ssnor was that he
had obtained money under false prs,ences, iuasmuch
he bad solicited subscriptions for an entertain
mcnt 10 bc given Al the Union League Theatre ON
March 23 Tor the benefit Of the Cuban sufferers and
that the two FIRST named gentlemen had subscribed
aud PAID or Two and three ucsels respectively When
no applied TO them he stated that his WINS
low and Dat he was an agent lor Sgnor De Charlott
Mr.. EDWARD Gleason testified tDat the theatre
engaged by the signor Tor that date.
Signor dc Cpar,otta sad that no did not intend
swipdie anyUody. but iounu that hu would nave TO
postpone the en- ertanmeut TIL after Lent make II
q success HIS bearing before the CUurt was aulte
cool, and ne assured the magistrate thai he was
aDunuautiy able to prove his character by vi
must respectable peopc III the CITY. lie was held n
81, ,5U0 vail eacn Complaint or examination. When
asNed occupation no said In dramatic tone, re.
cite poetry.n HIS explanation OF not briug thu thea
a. any time IL hah all nour, AMI that ne naa nouucd
most Ui The people VINO bought uckcs from MIN vi We
poslpvnensnt nj Apri.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
A BRUTAL HIGHWAYMAN.

George Burxhardt was directing his somewhat wa
vcrng footsteps toward his residence at No. 444 West
FortyHrs. street, yesterday morning, and had passed
a snort distance aong tenth avenue WHOM young
mau addressed nIm and invited him 10 JOIN nim 10
social glass. Burknardt who - q middle aged man,
with weaSness lor aroent beverages, ~ once ac-
cedcd TO this. The pair wen. OIL together
aud the stranger, entering into CONVERSATION WIN
corsc succacavd IN divertins his attention from bis
SURROUNDINGS. In tnis way lie led him To an open lot
IN Fosty-iourth street, near Eleventh avenuo Here
he suddenly tell upon Burkbardt, struck him stun
ning blow the head aud elIca hIm To tue ground.
He possessed hlmse oI his vct'm's watch and money
ana then urutaIIy as,aiei tue prosirats man aud
raiued blows anu KICKS upon hm Until he became
UNCONSCIOUS. Some time elapsed peoro Burknardt
recovered senses and then he dragged hiuiself TO
the rwcutictn precinct statIou house and reported
wnat had pcialeu him Olhcer Freuericks succeeded
before morning IN arrestlng Jonn Bosartus, car
urver, twsuy.two years od, VINO ~ not very iator-
uDly known ~ the neiguporhood. lie was taken
DC ore Jud Duly yesterday. 10 tue Jefferson Marxet
Pcllcs Cvurl, una JoIn,nilts IA $1,000 ior trial
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
QUEENS COUNTY HUNT.

The Queens County Hunt met AZ Garden City at five
O'Clock last evening, the ned being small though the
number of spectators in carriages quite large The
drsg having been sent out In good time during the
afternoon the huntsmen joggec half mile toward
Hampstead and went into cover the south side Of
the Rockaway road. The hounus quickly found their
way into bordering wheat field, where they picked
up the scent and with the well known musical chorus
as evidence OF the good luck the pack dashed
across the Rockaway road, when the initial jumps
had These were formidable obstacles, but they
taken in excellent style aud the running Tor
lew minutes was last aud exciting Through some
isun the hounds called of the scent
toward the eastward, which caused serious check.
The was soon recthed BY The huntsmen aud the
cover again returned TO. In finding their way into
the turnpike leading TO Garden City four
or five barriers were mot, and tue good
steeds never faltering, took their roers SAFELY
over. In searching ior the lost scent the hounds
nnuily ran to the southwest and crossed the
railway track, gong over very bad country.
They so long nj fault that darkness
came on, and the grand things promised when the
pack arst broke away In the westerly line came 10
naugbt. IL was late when the return to the kennel
was made, and though the gaop that was mai proved
pleasant the reuion was not cons ldered very sue
cessiuL
The meet on Saturday next Will be at Huntington,
n Two p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
CALIFORNIA BKOOK TROUT.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
1t may Interesting TO your readers to be informed
that the California brook at tho state Hatchng
Establishment at Caledonia are beginning 10 spawn.
A number OF these 6sh which ars more hardy aad OF
more rapid growth than brook rous we're brought
from California three years ago, as II was supposed
they night be valuable acquisition, under certain
circumstances, TO our waters. they Kept the
preserve ponds OF tue State hatching ana on March
a. 1878, began TO spawn Tor tue frat time.
They are quite numerous, and the Supcrin-
tenacnt Mr.. Setn Green, expects TO taAe a
large number of tho eggs He has already
crossed them with The native brook trout hoping that
the progeny viii Dc an Improvement both parent
aud will be pure byorid or male. he also expec,s
TO make other valuable and curious experiments The
time OF spaw nine-the spring instead oi tho autumn
10 remarkable. Our trout ueuosit their eggs from Mo-
vembcr to January, Inclusive, whiie tue Canfornla
trout seom TO Ucgin In March, Catalonia brook, how
ever htte peculiar, IN spawn
as March, aud II was ~ that wny the cross
effected ROBERT B. ROOsENELE
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
COAL SALE.

The regular monihly auction sale Of the Delaware.
LacKawanna ana Western Railroad Company was held
yesterday. The quantity sold was AZ, 600 tons. The
qualities were steamboat CRATE, egg stove and chest
nu. There general advance OF twelve TO fifteen
per compared with the prices Of tho last
sale, held February 81 This thought to bo result
OF the recent combination TO check production and
put up prices Tho coal was distributed follows:-
Five thousand tons OF steamboat 1900 IONS oil crate,
5000 OF egg, 900 tons Of STOVE aud 900 or
CHESTNUT Steamboat was tue hrst Offering and
knocked down At So 25 tnat being the only bid
1t was taken IN lois OF from 800 to /, OJ0 tons
Inc grace coal was starteu AZ S. and advanced, as
lot alter lot was taken, to So II 50 TO- So - ana
So 25. The higner ngure, however, was paid only
ior u comparatively small lot Ihe egg coal sold
So 49, Ine nfsL lot o stove coal sold ~ S3 o. Then
there advance to So IL, and subsequently, II
declined to So 90 Most Of the coal sold at
prices ranging from So 10 10 So 20 per ton.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
The following parcels we're sold on the Real Estate
Exchanpe Yesterday -

The following parcels we're sold on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday:-
r. HAREKfr.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale - Frederick w.
Loew. referee-of the building, with lot 2oxS7.6
ON Ludlow st.. w.. g. 100 IT, B. oi stanton st, TO de.
Also similar sae-Riehard NJ. Henry, intersections
lot 26. 7xlOO, Madison av.. H. .. corner OF Soth
st. and one lot 25xlO2.2. on East SOth ST., n T., - -
loo IL. 0. ut Madison sv. to plantn SsIuO
JOHN BOYD
spnreme Court foreclosure sae-Alred McIntre,
referee-of the tive story brick tenement house
and sIore. with lot 25xs7. 9, NO. lao East Broad
u,saR wsy .......... Is 500
SCOTT AND MYERS
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-E. M Burghard,
referee Of the three story and basement brick
dwelling house, with lot 22xeS9. No zig East
2Sth ST. a. 24l II. Q. Of I'D to plainh.... 1900
A J. BLEEcKER AND SON
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-S n snomon, RET
erss of two lots each 25xl0U5, on West oath ST..
n.a, 325 n. O. of 7th av 10 plaintiff 9,lOO
BY LYON.
Supreme Court foreclosure sAle-W. A. Boyd. ret.
cree Of one lot. 256x9S, nv. A. n. Q. corner OF
10Th st. TO Frances Gumpler. 400
PETER r. xrYkR.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Meyer ButEel. ref
cree : Of one lot 25xlOO West55th St. o. g., lOO
Il. w. Of 9th to T. W. Bishop. 47oo
Total '0oos1cp
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
OPTICAL REAL ESTATE rRANsyERs.

The following statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in tho Registers Office March
27. 1878, Is obtained from Augustus y. Docharty.
Deputy Register
% oSsppe is Il and wife to Joseph W hamSarys ss25c
's MoSsnu. Nj and husband vasn.ins MeMsnax Nom
Ss.n on aS M w. Il hSm.s Ssn al oaa So
Morris sv .. . esd wsrdD Justiug IL. Martin to -,
ws., Msy NO i1S cbsr. Amid to John G. Hyai 2o0ou
West st. tNo. l75i: Andrew H. Getty TO Robert
West ST. no 175) Andrew Getty to ssue..... Nom.
ISsiss Ssiss::y sssss: w.
Esary KnoD'cer and wife Ka.saraa knoIock 81 500
IAN ssS ~.. M :" '.'ss Sosiooio Gieha. an.san
xsai.sa Ms.s ts1:t DO aaa Ioa. xy:i. and vii:
Sleeves 1 20 ksnio'ph Gusrenhsmsr. ........ 1900
u5ysy ?'css css..n .a'a Len. 7
Bsss ord St ,24th wsrd) James r. Travis aud wife
sss s1"s :" SO a,'ian 80 q Of 9th sv 5oxoo5 Mary
s.ssy and rs Va Of :aay s y 40
Isl, William A. Pond and wife to William A.
MrSisSn sr w. corner 4s,i st.. william A. Pond,
Ji., and wife TO Eli.abs.n Pond ,.:..;..,::: Nom
and wife TO salisbury /. Bradley Nom
rark ay No -, % s.ns &c 10 Nom SSm
Ella st.. n s. ie4th St c2sa wardj; John T. Hunt :.
sUaa SS sl's W. SIa 20 Jane. Esd.I esr.
Derms Life Inrursnce Company ...... 2O,Oot
Mitchell place, n. - l62 f. =. OF LIST av., lSxSOlO;
ssus 20 ossms.........,..,..... .......... 8,5Ut
R"Ss g.isree 70 august Belmont -: ........ eoooc
University place. w.. r. n OF i2th St. SssS =. eo,
Sd av q. - n. n. of 18th ST. 25xioo' same TO o,
Es,, sroscwsy' IS. no i4sj Alfred Mciniiic
rsiereeJ to Valentine X emsnn... 1886
Ss sss H. Mar, y " q 30 OF Somss b" Az. De.''
AZ X.,o: sma tc%so r"1s % ts
arine Il Duane gals deed 10 dated June J. 1877;
New iork c'V .oa,s.ays '''''''''''' ~
Auld. Robert, to Edmond Z. Getty, No. 175 West
Assorm ~. w,am g. sad wife to Isaac VI Dyck
man. $. o. corner Jacob 1t aud Csmoeriing a~ 4 ~
Bs.dwin, Pstrc. sxscutor,, to Hortsnss s,iksuan,
Brad y s.uoupy M '' to jSha s1' H. fusasy.
corner Atm Nv ANA aotl 81 years n =, "a ioo
nsn Az. . ., "a av. ins simsnss s.... .... s.ooc
Msrssrt. ca.par and wiis to Nicholas wiusisi -.
xiIsr Liza ~ and saspand 10 Msis.r.i H. HARRISON
sans M TO "' same An" =; o sa.S "a av wear: 400
ONeili, Jouu and WIFE to joan darby. s.. g. Of 3th m
s,sfii~s sa casris. :, Frsnc,. smaller. w. Of s.h
Mas ss,,s, ss s nas "sd sa e.
pi lzad st.. ". Of 4sh ~yi 3yesrs ;.......; 800
shIy as', os ssS a sy snan b. smith 500
stokes. Nancy, to Mo,i,. Jo.epathsi. n. s. Of 5sin
s.;sr st.: John S S,n aSS ai ws 10 Margaret
pSo. q Church "s IS a Ss..r sS Bank
berry a., ws, year .......,..:;.:..., II so
~ Assiosrxsrs or xcaroicss.
Brown. Il. D. txecutorJ, t. Alen suttcn. 4Ju
Giiies,y Mary o. TO amss Phelps ..........,. So
fsa.oss ss r. r."sin H 1S"% 10 os JsSa Nom
laessr Anna q; 20 Am n%@'sowo,, ... Ia
luton Dimc ,avin Institution TO ~ L. Bases... 7vt
saas sas 10 10 As"% sS.n,a, Sicao. s so
undsrhiii. A. .. TO A. s underhi ornssss'----- LIZ
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, March q, 1878.
Proceedings In the Court Wednesday. March q,
1885,
No ll9. Meyer va Lathrop. Argument resumed
ana concluded.
No. l37 Nichols vs.. Voorhis-Argued by Samuel
J. Crooks Tor appellant and Z. 7. Hoffman ior 70.
spondahL :, ,
No. l3a Jennings w. Conbsry.-Argucd by r. p
Hope for appellant ana Z. Il. Hail Tor respondent.
No. IS. Moore VS.. The Mayor, 60, OF Now York.
Argued by Jonn Parsons tor appellant and ID. j..
Ueuu Tor respondents
CALENDAR.
The following Ia the day calendar for Thursday,
March as lS7s:Noa 140 l4l ~, LAG, A., l2l 70 aud
las.
nd