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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
spEOiAl. NOTIt II.
a Gard,

To all Who are suffering from The errorr and in.
discretions of youth, nervous. weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. &C.. I viii send recelpt
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
grea' remedy was disrovered by missionary In
South America. Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmau, Station d, Bible
House. New York City sept is-d cod. Wiz
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Annn,.ncannan4

EDITOR COURIER Sir:-Please an
nounce my name as candidate for
Clerk Of the Courts of Wapello coun-
ty, Iowa, subject to the republican
convention on the 18th Of June next.
j. ID. MINGUs,
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Senator Coke, of Texas, predicts
that no one will get hurt by this Jug
handled investigation "bnt the South
and the Democratic party"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

The Representation Is based on the vote given
for State Superintendent of Instruction in 1877
The Republicans of the several townships and
precincts are requested to meet at the regular
place Of voting on Saturday. June sth. 1873. at 8
Convention.
BY order of County Central Committee
r. p. SPILMAN. Chairman.
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For Sale or Trade.
Money to Loan

For q good farm, half interest in
q we'll established retail trade. APP
ply at this Office. 3-l8dAwtf
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The Storm

COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 3.-At Glen
wood twenty miles of the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy railroad track
is submerged depth of two feet.
No accidents have occurred on any of
the roads.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

During the severe storm early Sum
day morning the house Of John Suits.
in this city, was struck by lightning
and Beecher Suits, aged 20, was kill
ed. The father was rendered insen-
siblc, but still revives. His recovery
is doubtful, however.
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from SATURDAYS Daily.

FTOm SAtufuay'b DhIIy.
All the important business trans
acted in Congress, to-day, was in the
Senate's agreeing to the House con-
current resolution to adjourn on the
l7th inst.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

BOILER For SALE.-The COURIER
office has q good 6 foot, single fue, 8
horse power boiler and fire front for
sale cheap, If applied for soon. wtf
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EsrRAyEn.

Bay horse, near eye out. Liberal re-
ward will be paid for his return.
GU WIFI A. j. PECK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

Chief Justice CAN'T, died at his
home in Nebraska City, last Thursday
morning, of dropsy.
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Agricultural and horticultural.

Our agricultural and horticultural
show is opening finely. This morn
ing lack Pickett brought in some of
the largest Wilson's Albany straw
berries We ever saw in Iowa or any
other place. He grew them in his
garden near the Cemetery, and any
one seeing them would instantly be-
come convinced that Iowa is the best
fruit country in the world.
And now comes A. j. Headley with
specimens of cherries. He brings
three branches of a Napoleon Riga-
reau cherry filled as full as they can
hang of ripe luscious cherries, that
are about twice the size of the COM
mon May cherry, and much sweeter.
We advise every fruit raiser to try
this variety, as Mr.. Headly assures
us that they are regular and prolific
bearers.
THE PREMIUM POTATOES
- Wis, Va any otHCi sCasou, Ill IOWd.
We're brought to town to-day by Tim
Holly. They are of the Early Rose
variety and four of them, of average
size, weigh one pound. Our thanks
are due to him for good mess for
each of the editors. We don't remem-
Der of ever seeing such potatoes be-
fore, raised in this country, before
the first of July.
Mrs. I. T. Spilman will please ac-
oept our thanks for the first boquet
sent in this season. 1t is large and
magnificent display of roses, peonies,
pinks and other beautiful flowers we
are unable to name.
The show is still open.
F. Ii. W. Young, to-day, brought
us quart box of strawberries that
are really wonderful for size. Fifty
two of them filled the box heaping
full. Who can beat this?
B. Kroeger informs us that, his
pear trees are blooming the second
time this year with every prospect
of bearing fruit. This is something
unusual, especially if they bear fruit
from the second blossoms.
Mrs. Ira Phillips has our thanks
for a most magnificent boquet OF
choice flowers. Mr.. Phillips is one
Of our most successful market gar
deners, and Mrs. Phillips is also very
successful in the cultivation of choice
flowers.
Our old friend s. Park, has brought
us samples Of his Strawberries. He
has the Charles Downing, Col. Cha
ney, Green Prolific and Boudinot
Prolific, all of which are large and
fine. One Of the Col. Chaneys measures
5 inches in circumference. The next
largest are the Charles Downing and
they are very handsome and run even
in size.
Now comes beautiful specimen
of the Wilson's Albany Strawberry,
raised by Mr.. Herrick, living on the
west side of the river. They are a
most beautiful berry, of large size
and hardy excellent bearer.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, alterations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Had Rinuworm TYlooro
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sHORr. HODN BULLS Eow sAaR.
The subscriber has a few good
young bulls for sale cheap for cash,
or on time with security.
ap3wlO+ THos. d. TYLER,
OttumWa. Iowa.
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Give US q call. ALL goods deliver
60 to any part Of the city or to the
Depot. Particular attention given to
orders and goods shipped G. @ D.
when desired. = 81
w, A. rJ1ARNER,
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the WORLD PAusEs

Headquarters for Mems and BOYS
Pillow Shoes at Phillips. 4-lOwtf
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The New
VICT @ II
Sewing Machine

LAY be sald 70 have carried its admirers By Storm
~ wonderful adaptabtlty TO do all the various
kinds Of work,
III simplicity, hghtness of running AMI quiet
ness. its self-setting needle. self thread
Ing shuttle, and other great AdvautA-
gee have placed is ct once ut the
head Of American Inventions.
Agents wanted In every town. Special induce
ments to dealers. For Terms address
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE Co,
1879 and 2Ol Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
may2S'7SdWly
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BLACK NORWAY

Best Gents Fine Boots al Phillips.
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PROOF OF Will.

PROOF OF WILL
STATE OFlOwA.( an
WAPLLo CouHrY :.
Notice is hereby given to whom 1t may concern
That on the 9Oth day of Nay, 1878 there was open
ed and publicly read by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of said County and State, an instrument OF
writing purporting TO be the Last Will and Tesla
ment Of w lillian Moore. late Of said county, de-
ceased; and you are further notified that at the
next term Of Court. to-wit: October I'D, 1873,
has been set 40 the day for final hearing
and proof Of said Will, at which time
all persons interested may appear and
show cause why the same should not De admitted
to probate.
May 10th, 1873. L. M COOLEY
may29-w3t CLERK,
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ORDINANCE NO. 124.

Attest: w. II. FETzER, City Clerk
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WEEKLYCOURIER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1878.
n@Chaueiue Address-~


Republican County Convention.
A Republican County Convention will be held
at the Court House in Ottumwa, on Saturday
June 18th, 1873. to nominate ii delegates TO each
the Judicial, Congressional and State Conventions
The several townships and precincts are entitled
TO the following number of delegates:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-05
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the case OF HirschncId 4 stern against Collector
Barney, In which tho former for alleged excess OF
duties, the jury In the United states Circuit Court
Judge Wallace presiding brought In veraict yeslor-
day for the government
Jonn Newell, burglar, who was caught In the act
OF carrying of a bundle OF clothing valued al s114
IRON the room OF Frederick s. Comstock, pleaded
guilty yesterday in Part OF tho Court OF General
sions, and Judge Sutherland sentenced him to four
years In the State Prison.
A lad named Robert shaw convicted yesterday,
In the Court OF General Sessions. Part OF snatching
q pocgctbook containing $50 from Mrs. Mary McCom-
Der as she was aliahting from crosstown Judge
Gtdersccve sent him 70 the House OF Refuge.
In the SUIT OF William Armstrong against the exc.
cu.ors OF the late A. 7. stewart, TO recover as 600
wsich had been paid over TO another William Arm
strong, default taken lew Gays sin was yesterday
opened motion OF Mr.. IL. H. Avcr counsel Il or he
plantn.
An ex-convict named Arthur Hirsch ana Jonn
Baker who stole jeweiry aud clothing valued AZ $50
from the apartments OF Barbara Livingston, Jantress
oil tho tenement house No l64 stanton street, wcro
arrgncd Tor Trial yesterday In the Court Of General
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CORNING AND HIS RAZOR.

Charles Corning a gentleman OF color, time
since rented apartments in No. 142 West sixteenth
street from Joseph H. PoIkinham, who resides next
door There he lived with his dusky Spouse who IL
seems, is lady OF playful mood, but somewhat irasc
bio temper, ana who yesterday morning guilty Of
misdemeanor which the owner OF the premises
doomed sufficient TO warrant expulsion from them
He accordingly sought Mrs. Corning aud with
becoming dignity and show OF legal author
ton ordered her 10 depart from the place. The lady,
however, was not at all disposed so, and when
the Ian dord pressed his demand she raised sucn a
disturbance mat he was compelled TO drive her by
force. In u rage, Mrs. Corning sought hor husband
sought IN interview with Pokinham. That gentle
man, however, declined, and Corning, outside the
house, assured the family that no would stay dar TO-
dc eahs ana nevah let dat PolKinnam 20 Oh
aiDe" Odlcer Mackey. Of tho Twenty nintn precinct
however, took Corning 10 the Jefferson AarkeL Police
Court and Judge Knbreth sent man ana razor 10
prison Tor six months
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CARELESS BLASTING.

gang OF workmcn wore engaged on Wednesday
afternoon in blasting rock, IN West Seventy-eghth
street. In order 10 clear the way tor the extension OF
thai street TO the Harlem River AT the same time
Mrs Catharine Folk was standing IN her doorway,
Seventy.nnth street, fully 500 feet distant sud
denly an explosion was heard and Immediately there
alter fragments Of rock, weighing from i've to fifty
pounds eacn, were seen flying IN every direction ono
OF them weighing ten pounds struck Mrs. Folk and
lelled 70 the ground besides iracturng
her lett shoulder blade and breaking several ribs.
OMcer Wilscc, OF the Tnrty-hrst precinct, was tho
first TO the Injured woman and alter seeing her
cared tor arrested Thomas KING, the foreman, but
could not hnd Patrick Callahan, the biastcr KING
arra.ned yesterday before Judge WandelI in tho
Harlem Police Court and committed Tor examination.
In the afternoon Mr.. Muholand. the contractor en-
pioycd to Aupcrintend tho work, appeared IN the
Court accompanied by Callahan. Judge WandeiI
thereupoD discharged King ana held Callahan TO
await the result OF Mrs. Folks injuries. The accused
offered NO defence, but appeared overcome AZ The
result OF MIS- supposed csrciessness
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, lY7s-TRPLE sHEE

counting. Tho allegation that the father OF Shil-
labar the Of lands in Illinois which
he sold 10 The defendant for $27 600 ana to take
certain property In Kings and Essex counties,
$500 cash and mortgage on property
Of defendant In Kings county IN payment;
that subsequently, the defendant commenced
proceedings IN the Chancery Court OF Illinois 10
force SPECIFIC performance Of this contract, pending
which the father OF compainat ded and the complain
absent from the State anu knew nothing OF
the untii after the oecree that the lands In Il-
nois were not conveyed 10 Robinson IN accordance
with the decree IN that suit but that Robinson SUISSE
quenty sold the same through irnuduient agree
ment with other partes, and called upon to
count for the money received them. The Court IN
this case found tho equities 10 iavor OF the defendant
aud II Is here urged mat Il was mistake US 10 the
merits
NJ H. Caraoza Tor appellant; Bergen & Crook for
liza
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PROSECUTING A HEALTH OFFICER.
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE
LIENS.

In the case OF Condor against Hartman Judge Shea,
In tho Marine Court. yesterday rendered decision
OF much Importance to keepers OF hotels and boarding
houses. Tho defendant retained as security Tor the
payment Of a board bill property OF plaintiff, including
not only hrs personal baggage, but also piano and
other furniture, aud the question whether the lien
OF the defendant could extend to tho piano
aud furniture well the baggage. The
law Of 1900 does not after the right OF hotel Keep
ers, ana thai such right remains as at common law.
Tue statute merely gives boarding house keepers a
lien upon tho baggage and effects of tho boarder and
lien does not extend to pianos or other articles
OF household furniture. This distinction, he says,
recognized by tho English courts, ana It's sense 10
comnenuabie. IL could not DO the policy OF tho
OF 1860 to revive IN favor OF hotel board
log house Keepers privilege which the policy the
Law has long denied TO landlords distraning for
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SHOOTING In A SYNAGOGUE.

A large assemblage thronged Part OF tho Court or
General Sessions yesterday 10 hear the details OF a
case OF teonious assault In the result Of which tho
Congregation There's Israel, No 10 East Broadway.
was about equally divided. Louis y. Davis, men,
Dor OF whose family had been boon run over by a
railroad car being poor to employ counsel TO prose-
cute Tor damages his friend, Henry Bernstein,
furnished the unds condition that he should receive
hall the amount recovered The suit resulted In a
recovery OF $500 damages Whom Bernstein claimed
half that sum IA dispute arose as TO how the lawyers
fees ana other expenses should be betrayed. DAVIS
meantime retained the money. subsequently Bern
stein meeting DAVIS In the synagogue said -
"You won't give mo my money! Now III
Xiii you" As these words escaped him no DIRE.
. pistol and nred at Davis, wounding him In the
breast Bernstein tried TO escape, but was captured,
the affair causing great excitement The defence,
which IL conducted by exJ Judge Curtis, viii be that OF
accidental shooting, and the further hearing OF The
cage NJ 10 rest M ud to-day.
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MRS. TOM RI JON COMMITTED.

Ars Tom RI Jon, the curiousy attired young
woman VINO soils papers In the ncighborhood OF St
Paul's Church, was yesterday committed by Judge
Bxby, At the Tombs In default OF $500 ball. on the
charge OF assault. Tho complainant was young man
named Frederic H. Lyon He stated TO tho
Court tina. no merely spoke TO her by way
Of peasantry, when she hit him on the shoulder
with her cane. The prisoner asserted that he came
up to her as she stood on Broadway, near Fulton
street. and blew In her taco, making at the same
hand on her iace. She resented his attentions
by tapping him on tho shoulder, when mo oiicer
came up anu arrested them both Not having bail
Mrs Tom Ri Jon was obliged to take her residence
IN tho City Prison 10 await trial at the Court Of
Special Sessions
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-cnAxBERs-Heia by Judge Dan.
IN 80 a. os o. Ss a. Ss aso ls a z 5 ze
277, 27S, Isl, 2s2 2S3.
supRsME CouKr-GESKRAL TxKx.-Adjourned until
April2J.
supREME CoURr-srEcIAL rERx.-Held by Judge
Van Worst demurrer, No. g. Law ana Fact-Nos.
AGO. 315 1882 2o9 Sos, 23 a5S. 35o, 35, 800. $780, SOL
$40, a7e, 37s. 81.
srrnsxs couar-CIncurr-Par 1-Heid by Judge
Van BrunI--short causes-Nos IT, So, 1921, 1888,
1925 29h 1899, 1911, $780, 5000, 3oo2, 32l2, 27s4.
1926, 1868, $3.50, 22id, 3l22. 3265 Part 2-Hcid by
Judge Donohue -snorl causes-Nos 2777, 2790, 2029.
2so7, 825i, 500, 1905, a2es, 2Oos Pal s-Hsla b,
Judge Llwrcnce.Short causesNos. 1868, 2525, 2526,
2a27 1870 92e l775 al42 3l4 sl46. 2Sal, ao52 2l6l
3033 3046, 3l40. 5000, 32sL
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESEKAL TERM.-Adjourncd sine
SedgwicK.-Nos. 8, As, so, o3
SUPERIOR CoURT--rRIAL rERM-Part HELD by
ras: sla s sos ss S "a.
Held by Judge speir-Nos 612, 663, 1902 10g3 0sox,
675, $40, sos G2l, ISL S6l. Sto, $40. S7l. Part -
Held by Judge Curtis-Cass on, No. Ash No day cal
endara
COMMON PLEAs-GEsKRAL TERM.-Adjournod for the
COMMON PLKAs-CmAMBKRs-Hold by Chief Justice
G. Z. Daly.-Nos. T. o.
COMMON PLKAs-EeuIrY TERx-Held by Judge Larro-
morc-Nos. 10, 20, 2, 33. IL
COMMON PLEAs-igiAL TKRx-Part Hold by Judge
J. r. Daiy.-Case on-No. 1863; no day calendar Part
2oe4 1922 $685. s4o 73o. l4lo, 144s. l32o ll4S l4So
1851, 1852
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL rxam-Part Held by Judge
Sheridan.--sDort causcs-Nos. 2s53 4l'3 40s7, 1884
4209 $780, 3994 $780, 4S76, asa AHA 439o AGA 4O3
s6l7. Part 2-Held BY Judge McAdam.-snort
causes-Nos 4277, 3i52, 4l55 l2l0, 4os5 42e7 4l69,
4os4 425l 4346 4353, 439G 4426 s3it 45o7 4o76 45s
43sS Part 3-hcld by Judge shea.-Nos. All, 4J06,
sa2s, 4o9g 4326 3S67 s6l Aic2 42ol a562 s3o5, aJv
1882, 43i7, $3.50
CocRr OF GENERAL sKssroSs--Pan Held by
Judge Sutnerand-lhe People Va. Henry Bernstein,
felonious assault and battery; same vs. Henry VIII.
Jams, Reuben Roberts. John Lotus and Frank jack
son, aud Charles Dreyiuss, burglary same vs. Henry
Schebc, petit larceny; Same VS. Edward Murray con.
ccaled weapons. Part 2-Held by Judge Cider
slecvc.-fhe People VS.. John Walsh; Same vs.. James
Gallagher, robbcry Same VS.. Thomas Taylor ieoni-
Gus assault ana battery; Same VS.. Thomas Madden
ana James Hudson, Same vs.. Joseph Waters aud John
Magic; same VS. Hugh NcNulty, same w. john Muir.
ray, Peter Falon anu James Murray, burglary; Same
VS.. Charles Ianders, grand larceny same VI. Will.
lam Ackerson, same VS.. bernard Donnelly, same vs.
Robert Burns, larceny frum the person.
CouRr or OYER AND tERmiSKk-Held by Judge
Daniels The People vs. Philip Engie, granddaughter
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AMUSEME

AWUSEMFNTy.
RooTh's THEATRE Miss KELLoGG's BENErIT:
A1l-esaee aud Manager Mr.. j. q. Dufk
Po.itiyely last night OF the
GRAND ITALIAN orERA.
THIS FRDAy) EVENING. April 5.
BENEFIT OF Miss KELLOGG.
GRAND GALA NIGHT
First act TRANlArA. Miss KELLOGG as viOLETrA.
TON kAkL, LAAcAsTEk. BAklLi. BAKBERsa
second act MlGNON Miss kEILaGG As NlGSON
Miss CARY, FkDLRlco. Miss MONTAGUE ~ FILINA-
TON kAkL. GUrrStsuALK.
Fourth act II uSUkAOIs. VALENTINE. Mile. MARIE
ROzh. RAOUL DE NANGIs. aisnar FkAPOf.Li. III
CDATE DE MEYERS. Signor VERDI IL COArE DH
ST. BRI5. Mr. corr ScHALK
1st Monk Kindly assumed for this oca- Mr.. Graft
p Monk sion In order to strengtheh Mr.. Cautmann-
3d Monk the ........... -. Mr.. Comfy
Mad scene in HAMLET, Mss KELLOGG as OPHELIA.
Tu,Mo.KoW tsAIunDAYl, April q.
GALA MATINEE. AND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
III. TEOVAIORE
Mis. MARIE ROZE ........ as...............LEONORA
GRAFT. CAUFFMANN. BARiLI. & NCAsT6R.
POPULAR PRICES Soc. 81 81 80 aud S.
Monday Evening. Apdi 4. Boston Theatre.
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UNDER HER CLOAK.

Samuel Ryan, salesman Tor Richard Moarcs Co.,
Sixth avenue engaged in conversation yese rday
by young woman with ample CLOAK, who under
cover OF II adroitly conveying number OF LADIES'
dross shields TO her pocket whom detected. Al tho
Jefferson Market Police Court she was held IN 5000
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AMUSEmEyry.
GILMORES GARDEN
VI Madison and 4th avs, 26th and 9th sta

~ Madison and 4th 26th and 9th Sta
Complete triumph Of grandest exhibited In
New York, the great
LONDON CIRCUS
sANGEkS ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE
DockkiLLS IMPERIAL fARIsiAM TROUPE
ALI. THE GLORIOUS FEATURES.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Nine. ELISE Dpckkll.L,
M JAMES ROBINSON,
WILLIAM GOkMAN,
Miss PAULINE LEE.
and 100 others equally renowned.
THE FIVE PERFORMING ELEPHANTS.
The thousand great attractions of the ageria
Nothing like ~ seen IN this country.
EVERY EVENlNti AND TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY MATINEEs
Admission bc and 2oc. Children hall price,
REMEMBER THE SPECIAL MATINEE DAYS.
THEATRE CoMlQtE 5l4 BROADWAY.
J HAkRlGAN AZ HAIR Projectors
HAKRIGAN and HART in Edward lArrigan's BurIcAque.
ILLUMINATED HARD CASE.
Foley and shelter, Matinees Tho Hayes.
Molie Wilson, / Wednesday James Messenger,
The Springers, and Saturday, Williams aud sullivan,
Tin Rogers att. Carroll Family.
VIII Morton, ohm Wild Billy Gray, Johnny shay.
DARK THEATRE BROADWAY.
i HENRY n. ABBEY Lessee and Manager
LAST THREE LAST THREE
LAST THREE LAST THREE
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COURT OF APPEALS.
In the Court OF Appeals Thursday, April4.-


In the Court OF Appeals THURSDAY, Apri4:-
No. Isl. Eleventh Ward Savings Bank vs. Hay -
Argument resumed and concluded.
No 1855. Giluersieeve VS.. Landon. Argued by r. f.
Anderson Tor appellant ana Jonn Cadman Tor re-
spondent.
No 151. Guest vs.. CITY Of Brooklyn.-Argued by
Jonn J. Townsend Tor appellant; respondents TO sub.
mt.
No 1886 Odcli w. Hoyt Argued by X. w. vanpclt
for appellant; respondent TO submit.
No 1sg. GOODWIN VS.. Masssch usetts Mutual Insur-
ance Com ARGUED by George Bliss Tor appellant
aud George n. Dsnlorth and p. NJ. Crandall Tor ro-
No 1914 Lynch vs.. McNaily. Argued by Malcolm
Campbell Tor appellant and Frank y. Dupignac Tor
respondent
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Friday. AprI
5:-Nos 1885, lao, 179, $50, 100, 1872 l95, 1g7.
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UNITED STAT Els SUPhEME COURT
WASHINGTON April q. 1879

Tho following Gaze was heard today
No. 25 shiIlabar w. Robinson--A Appeal from tho
Circuit Court tor the Eastern District OF New YORK;.
This was bill IN equity ior discovery and An 40,