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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-05
saH;1nl'S RADICAL GE2E,

{LATAZT2H IS 4 disease ofthe lucn1s--e-,s---s-
-, Iea2erams1ts and coastitutios IEy its sever
~ N !Aily.ill! cases. CItarrh r.ay arise frc.a
cold or succession of Colds rom Sudden change
% a.nospaere. wearing weL clothing. or exposure
esilied when The digestive organs are in .nofbid
S naeISe eonditon, AZ the strength and vial
soSaioa Of he Si6o a! sJss sesF..
ever. Measles, and Diphtheria in which cases me
easntes Of ss.eT Ths asesar ane nc
nose the distinctive feature in al Catarrhal cases
vatr and so acid as to cause eass ss a5 5a e1 sa
ration q TIE skin with which they come in con-
or clear and xsite IKE sSs ss s 81 fol SS
may De an entire lack OF secretion. the surfaces be-
saS i,essfin, The face front and upper par:
e ehheeied ~ tight unysidinS band. This Iait-
eS.sS.s ca,sa DEy Catarrh. The free raattery d..
skaA,ges cause the Passages to swell aaa reco-!c
tshi;sessnet rendering breathing through tie nose
Sa or ipPossb!e and NE Sufferer finds Il
Pe,miiaS sold air 70 pass directly TO the bronchial
, ,Soes and ilnss- The matter passing down Tie
Peetorate 70 throw 1t of: bat wheS me mer1brsn..
ary aat ieyerish. Instead OF sing freely down
llmps. which adhere 50 frny 10 the nas.i Si
disioi TN 70 rsgG eve Eesy Persistent eortsto
Famed, red. weak. and wItery. or N - rs,c.
the Ii s mag be foaad glued tosetbe- "a I'm:
Is sccreted in more or less QUANTITY The az ~
oscoIes seriously affected. Gisch ir-i-y OulItitcs
81 aitsr besides being visited BY the ost violent
ton. liberation, and nnally deafness. Tie throIi
eczema! t41cs and lungs arc in many cases acc;
ca - ea.2rrh. and wacl rrosiration OF The me-
el1rInilg. OSS0Ilc
A briefsrrvcy Of ;hIs most serious disease v,r-s
va az -i!!cied wi;h make speedy prcpara
ION lor is treatment before IL becomes chronic
Inc advantages offered by SASFoEp's EIprC,T
rEE We confidently believe are TO be found In no
other remedy. Everystep In It's preparation every
Inc IN me uirectlois, mark 10 as scientific remedy
calculated 10 meet every phase of the disease The
numerous testimonials nom the best peoplc in The
Eited states attest the esteem In which IL Is held
~ those who have been freed from the most de-
structive and dangerous disc ase with which mar
kind fs Tod on -S-----
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8. n. HOLMES,
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.

Attention Ia respectfully directed to the
fact that At this store may be found every
ticle In the line of Drugs and Chemieals. and
positively at the lowest prices. Prescription.
nlled at any hour OF the day or night.
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Notice to the Creditors of sparrow & Jones.
Leavenworth, Kansas, November 2stn,
ISIS
NOTICE IL hereby given, That on Tuesday.
~ the lst day OF April, A. D., 1873 at the
Office of the city Treasurer, in the Court
ouse, In the Guy of Leavenworth, County
II Leavenworth, State of Kansas, Will pro
ce. d To publicly adjust anu allow demands
against he estate of said Sparrow & Jones,
AssIgnors, according L. the laws of the State
of Kansas GEORGE ID + RN,
nOv2Sw3mo Assignee Of sparrow & Jones'
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United STATE. COLLECTIONS.

The following is reported ar the business
transacted in the Office Of the United States
collector Of Internal Revenue for the month
of Nnv.mher
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh. with an
scenrate description ofsymptorns and sympathetic
Diseases together with minute directions for effect
permanent cnre Also observations on diet and the
generai heaIth OF vast Importance TO all afflicted
ceipt Of stamp.
tach package Of sANPoRD's RADICAL CrRK con.
tsins Dr. sanfordS Improved Inhalng Tube, with
tui Grections Tor use In all cases. Price 81 Sold
~ an wholesale and RETAIL druggists through
0lt Ine United States and Canada WEEKS a
-, i n Gehsrai Agents and Wholesale Dry
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A Card.


To all who are suffering IRON the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, / viii, send
q recipe that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discover
ed by missionary in South America send
q self addressed envelope 70 the Rev Joseph
7. human, Station d., Bi5ie Hoxse, Nc,c York
CITY. No.9.eodlyr
1ne1dmess OF . De0ciency in Hair
Exists, or II the hs r II gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful coIor Gamble restored
by using 81 iondon Hair Color Resforer- the
most delightful article ever INTRODUCED 70 the
American people tor increasing its growth,
reBtrortnRits natural color an a. the came
time . lovely hair dressins AID beautifler-
1t il totally different from all oshars not
sticky or gummy, and free from ali imrure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; In fact IL Is exQuisitely perfumed
and SO cleanly and elegantly prepared as TO
make IL q lasting hair dressing and toilet
IA TYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
son, c., writes: some ten yean ago
ve,v r ,ses hair commenced falling, and got
SIGnsiona 1 md turned gray; but AFTER using
cane HAIR Color Rrstor.r" the scalp be.
color the hair stopped falling, the
beSntitnSI,, restored, and is now growing
Re As6 your dIusgist for London Hair Color
for "a Ma,n cents bottle. Six bottles
80 Norrb .ePot for the United ) ates,
Sold nv Arnn, sStrset, Philadelphia.
Kendrick. DrSss,. = aunt, and Campbell and
taesthr.atAv
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Itching Riles

The symptom are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching, Increased by scratch.
Ing, very distressing, particularly AT nigh;
If pin worms were crawling in I'D
about the rectum- the private parts
sometimes affected; IL allowed TO continue,
very serious results may follow Or. SSayu-'>
All Healing Ointment is pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CSRES.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms We're as
above described, the use OF Swayne's Oint-
sient in "A short time made "A perfect cure.
]. W. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 3A n.
2nd ST.
r.C. WEYMAN, Halter, s. Eigth s.. Phil
adelphia.
Reader, If you ere suffer ng from this dis
tressIng Com plaint, or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty,
Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swaynes ONT
ment and be cured. sent my mail to any
address on receipt of price, lin currency or
postage stamps, 80 cents box, three boxes
si.25. Address letters DIR. SwHyne q Son, $50
y. Sixth street, Philadelphia. No change for
advice. Sold by leading druggists. In Leav-
by Arnold X Hunt Campbell and
kendricB. tuesthursatSw
Mrs. Gen. Sherman, wife of the great SOL
der, says: 81 have frequently purchased
DUrang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends suf-
feriug with rheumatism, and in every in
stance IL worked like magic" Sold by all
Druggists Send for circu ar TO Il. X. Help
Druggist. Washington, ID. Z.
noy5dSwsmo
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The time of sorrow in New Orleans has
happily passed away, and wherever the sad
tale OF the ravages OF Pestilence the past
summer il told the noble stand of the Char
ity Hospital IA sure relief to the afflicted
will I've also remembered, and that the exis-
tence Cf this worthy charity was maintained
by the revenue derived from the reliable
and well-managed institution known every
where as the Louisiana State Lottery The
next grand semi annual drawing will take
place on Monday, December l0th, under
the immediate personal care and attention
of Generals e. L. Besuregard, of Louisiana,
and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia For all
information address NJ. A. Dauph;n, z. o.
box 692 New Orleans.
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WHAT EVERYBODY REoCIRES-A Coon
CATHARTIC AND ANrI-BILIoUS MEDICINE
Keep ynnr liver healthy, and thus ward OF
many distressing complaints, by using
.Swsynes Tar and Sarapariiia Pills. Cures
ness, bad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all com plants of the stomach
and bowels They act gently, without apy
pain or gripping. and do not leave the bowels
ccstive, as Is the case with many other pur.
gstives. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & son,
Philsdelph.a, and sold at IS cents q box by
leading druggists. Sold at wholesale By Ar.
Mold & Hunt. Druggists. and retail BIS
Campbell and Kendrick. ve-fr-su6W
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Liver L. King

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, As it controls the life
health and happiness of man. When ii is
disturbed in It's proper action, all kinds OF
ailments are the natural result The diges-
ton of food, the movements of the hear,
snd blood, the action of the brain and ner-
vous system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's Au-
gus, Flower is unequaled IN curing all per
son. afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms III at
result from an unhealthy condition OF the
Liver and stomach. Sample bottles to try
10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western Continent. Three doses will
prove that Is is Just What you want.
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of Kansas.
In the Matter OF
hp"4 hShhr HpSShLL In Bankruptcy
At Leavenworth, the 2y,h day OF November
1873.
rlNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
n appointment as assignee of Ed
ward Russell of l.eavenwoitb, in the County
OF Ieayeuworth and Stale of Kansas, within
said district, " no has been adj 4dyed a bank
rupt upon his own petition, Dy the District
Court of said district. WILLIAM DILL,
Assignee OF Edward Russell, Bankrupt.
nOV.sX3t.
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AN IMPERIAL caQWN

Q valuable adjunct To the I've, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
OF the hair. ana of itself, when used lone
n safeguard that protects the n breS from de.
cay under sll circumstances and under all
cl mes Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO.
No 90 William ST New York Sold BY ali
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
eOlSw
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IRE Kansas Central train due at the
Union depot at II O'Clock yesterday was
delayed SO Ions that special was sent out
10 discover the Cause, 1t being supposed,
however, that the snow storm 50 filled up
the deep narrow cuts along the line near
Winchester az to make passage impossible
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PERSON Al.

Frank Dennis is in from the north coun-
try, having made rhree trips up there.
Col Jno 3. Carpenter, United States Rev
enue Collector, left yesterday for Chanute.
MIR Jul. N,ihaus left yesterday for To-
peka TO attend meeting Of the clerks Of
various counties.
Lieut.. +. Il Bolton, OF the 23rd Infantry,
will leave % day for PuntotUc, Mrs, where
he will remain for a couple Of months.
Mr. W NJ Parks, Of Denver, -pent Sun
day IN the city the guest VI Mr.. W. Il.
Brownhiil, and lcit yerterday for Boston.
II II. J W Taylor, County Attorney,
Col. J. ii. GilPatrick, CITY Attorney, AID
Mr. Frei SpAdiug, Git ,ivrk, l-fl Sunday
for I peka la the interest OF the city aud
count regarding the bond suits pending.
Miss Kitty Blair leaves to-da. for her
home in Fort Scott. A number of her
friends gathered AT the Residence uf Dr.
Thomas, IN Broatway, last night, where
she has been stopping, and very pleasant
social evening passed.
The followIag were guests At the Man
sion yesterday:
Edward Prichard. L :. Army George
W. Scott, Indiana \ Rowland, Winfield
James Beatti-, Chicago; A. l.. Brown
hIcag"; II. e Squirr, Pleasant Ridge
J. 1. White, Platte City.
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CAsnARRH

GstaTsh Of ire Nasal Cavities, Acute,
Chroa.e, cHu Jioeraiive, Hay Feye.
or Rose Gat5I N, Catsrrii of t.ie Eve
and Ear, and Cztarrn OF The Threat,
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Death iu The S,nn Of Life.

BY the Use oi deleterious baking powder,
bread becom-s, instead OF healthy food, an
unwholeSome mass, running the digestive
organs. Tuis danger may be avoided by
using only DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powd-
er, which is decided by chemists to BE- per
fectly whuiesome. 2tdaw
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Cor. 9Th d c.. estnut Streets
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Executors Notice.

THE STATE or KANSAS,
LEAvESwoRrH COUNTY,
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
NUGGETS AND GREENBACKS,

Mr. Ferdinand Michaols sat In the reading room OF
Lcggstt's Hotal, having just como down from New
burg some business. we'll dressed stranger took
q scat BESIDE him and called him by name. Mr..
Mchacls looked astonished but the stranger insured
him that no used 10 know him In Nowburg. A con.
versation followed, and tho stranger grew con.
ndeutiaL Ho stated that ho was bound for
San francisco to moot his brother, who
owned gold mine there. 81 have somo
samples Of the gold here" SAID he, drawing from
pocket handful Of small nuggets Mr.. Michaes did
critically examine the specimcns had ho done so
he would found them DO small pieces N load
wrapped In gold foil. Alter the Intimacy had in-
creased tho stranger proposed walk TO his grOcer's
as he desired 10 mako some purchases. Tho unsus-
pectinR Ncwburg man consented. On Beekman street
they met third party ''Why, licre Is my grocer
now" said Mr. Michaeis' companion. "a am glad to
the gods shipped for you to-aay." t,
"but l haven't got the money except in gold
nuggets" replied tho other.
~ won't tako gold nuggots want grecnbaoksO
eaid The grocer, emphatically.
Whether II was the extraordinary spectacle of man
prcierrng greenbacks to gold or tho ungrocery like
appearance OF the grocer that aroused Mr. XichaoIs
su.pcions ad not transpIrc, but his eyes suddenly
opened to the character OF tho men, and he butone cd
up his pockctbOok with Spartan rmness that their
appeal TO him tor aid "a tho dilemma was unavailing
At this Iuncture Ollccr Crowley, OF tho Fourth pre-.
cnct, came III sight, and the from Newburg
bcckoncd IT, iin. TINS disRustcd tho confidence eD
and they dartod INTO the Park Hotel. Tue policeman
quickly followed, aud succeeded In capturing onc tho
other escaped. The prisoner proved To 10 Henry
Foster. He taken TO the Tombs Police Court yos
terday and rcmanded.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
A LANDLORDS ERROR.

William Henry Carhart. a resident OF Williamsburg,
was brought before Judge Walsh, OF Brooklyn yestcr
day, for trial, no having bcen charged with forging
tho or Judge Bloom. II appears that Carhart Is
the landlord OF No. 401 Third street. wherein resides
the complainant, Charles GIasco As tho latter had
failed pay his Carhart dispossess war.
rant on him January Of the present year. The pa
pcrs we're mado roturnablc before Judge Bloom on
January 6. but In the meantime Glasco found out
that no such disposscss warrant issued
on January 2 Judge Bloom was notified,
aud January Carhart arrested.
charge OF forgery was preferred against him. before
Judge Walsh, by Gasco, ana he was then CON-
mitted TO Raymond Street Jail The accused made a
written statement to Judge Walsh. In which he set
forth that he procured tue warrant In November,
1871, from. Judge blooms court, that ho did not
serve II until January 2 1873 having the meantime
altered the date, thinking that ho was note doing
wrong, the warrant never having been used. A week
from yesterday hc was taken before Judge Walsh,
wncn tho case was adjourned for wcck. He was
then obliged to pay a nnc of S25 In Judge Blooms
court Tor the offence; aitcrward S26 to Mr. Thorn,
who went his security; $50 to his lawyer, being SIS
for himself and S25 Tor the court Csrhart yesterday
waived examination, and was held to the action
Of the Grand Jury, his ball boing fixed at 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
A NARROW ESCAPE.


OGicer Walsh, OF the Twenty-nrst prccinct, on
Tuesday night went in search OF man named Thomas
Mcclure, who had stolen overcoat from the oflce
Of Mr. Walter Preston. at Forty-second street and
Eleventh avenue. Ho Informed that Mcclure
watchman at the foot OF Gouverneur street, and
The officer took OF tho Belt line Of to roach
that neighborhood AT Houston street tho man ho
was looking for got on the platform OF the car
while tho officer was In 'front.' Tho latter chased
Mcclure of tho car and away through avenue to
Fith street, where Meg urs pulled "a pistol on tho
onicor and hourished II around his head Al this
mcnt another man came up, snatched tho pistol
out of NcGure's hand ana hrcd two shots
Ut the olcer, both OF which missed him.
lilo succeeded In capturing the second man, gave
his name Us Nathan Engcl, cigarmaker, OF No. TT
East Ninth street. In his possession ound let
tcrs ana gloves that had boon tho POCKET OF the
stolen overcoa. Yesterday morning Onicer Walsh
arrested Mcclure. Both prisoners were taken be-
iore Judge Smith, At the Fnty-seventh Street Court
yesterday afternoon. Mcclure held IN So 900 bail
two separate charges vi fclonious assault and bat
terry aud grand larceny, ana Engel was committed in
1880 bail to answer charge OF ielonous assault and
butt
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

In Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Donohuo,
there finished yesterday tho. trial OF tho SUIT
brought by Douglas Brown against John r. Eldridgc
The plaintiff, alleging TO be assignee Of the deiunct
Rochester Bank brought this action against Decker
and Edridge 10 on judgment Obtained
against them IN August, 1854, tor So, 600. Tho de-
endant Decker appeared and answered, stating that
Brown had right title 10 the judgment; that the
defendant Eldridge had long since paid the and
hat Freeman Clark. OF Rochesor, the real party
n interest and not Brown. The testimony OF Brown
ANA Greer his broker, in regard to having assign
ment oi the judgment was severely at
tucked, and %he defendant offered show
pa unent In 1854, folows:-rhat Eldridge had the
nole discounted by the Rochester Bank, whero no
Kept ap account, and tho amount credited 10 him and
Immediately paid by him TO Decker; that ut the
maturity OF the noto II was dshonorcd, and that
Edrdgo requested tho bank TO bring u suit against
him and Decker; that sucn suit was brought, aud
After being brought Eldrldge PAID the OF tho
notc to the bank and allowed judgment be
benefit OF EIdridge; that tho attorney OF tho bank
was instructed 10 issue no execution, and none
ever issued; that Eidrdge was OF property and
means out OF which any Judgment could be collected,
and that the different presidents OF the bank
had stated that the note was paid. Juuge
Donohue ruled all his ohered testimony, stating
that payment could not be shown m that way. 10
these rulings exceptions were taken by defendants
counsel who requested that tho be submitted 10
the jury on the question of assignment 10 Brown and
real party. On the latter Judge declined but SUBJ
mittcd IL TO the jury on the former. The Judgment
sued on obtained IN 1854, aud SUIT
on II until nearly twenty yeurs alter The jury brought
IN vordict ior the palntif tor 50 422 H. Mr. X. s.
Ransom Tor pianIiG and Samuel q. Courtney Tor do
fondauL
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
any delay. Judge Sutherland finally got the case
down tor Thursday next. 4.

any delay. Judge Sutherland finally got the case
down tor Thursday next 4
Gagged AT LAST.
negro OF herculean proportions, with a shining
ebony lace, who gave the name of George Brown,
living at No. l59 Thompson street. against whom
there were three indictments for burglary IN the first
degree arragned at the bar for trial by Assistant
District Attorney Bell 1t appeared that tho prisoner
had committed burglary at tho residence OF Theodore
Macy, in westchester on December Z, and made away
with about 500 worth OF sverware; that on the l2th
OF Tue same month Brown tried bis hand by breaking
into the OF Green Wright, the neigh
borhood, ana carried OF $50 worth OF property and
that on the 2lst he repeated his performance ut No.
ll3 West 10th street,. this timd satisfying himself
with parior clock Tho dark monster, who would be
u dangerous man TO meet on lonely road. pleaded
guiltyIo ono OF the foregoing charges Judge Suther
land In passing sentence, said :"Now, BrowI, yours
is a very grave offence There arc three Indictments
against you tor burglary IN tho first degree the maxi
mum punishment Tor which, on convection, ~ sixty
years state Prison. Tho sentence oil tho Court
that you DO confined in State Prison, at hard labor
Tor the term OF ten years"
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Sutherland.
THE FURNITURE ROBBERY.

TIE FURNITURE RoBDERY.
The Grand Jury yesterday presented u third indict.
mont tor grand larceny and receiving stolen goods
against Eugene b. Newhali and William c. Brandon.
who, as previously Mentioned charged with bong
concerned with Joseph Lynch, tho missing diamond
broker In carrying OF the valuable household furni.
turo stored by Mr.. McKendreo Jones In the store
rooms OF Soabr coke Purdy, in Washing place. on
being arragnod tho prisoners pleaded guilty aud
Assistant District Attorney Boil slated that ne was
ready proceed with the trial. Mr.. Potter Mitchell
counsel Tor Newhail, and Mr. Orlando q. Stewart.
counsel for Brandon, applied tor postponement, on
the ground that as yet tbcy had not had oppor-
tuniiy to examine the case, which "a very i'm
portant one. Mr.. Bell resisted tho application. He
said there hteen witnesses In attendance,
and eontended that The should be tried vithoui
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

adultery. Tho complaint states that they were mar
red In November 1858. and lived together until May,
1874 The case came before Judge Barrett a n:o-
ton for amony and counsel fee. sho said that ner
husband is living with a woman In Brooxiyn. and
that three children the such Illicit union.
She says further that he has an income OF
able 10 support her pending tho suit and also
pay a handsome fee 10 her counsel In his
he says his Is not Albert Knessy simply,
but John Charles Abort Knessy. He says that
Bli hough married good many years. they lived very
unhappiy. and hnay agreed 10 separate, she offering
to grant HIM divorce il he would pay her Sl.,52
which he had In bank II states that be paid her
this sum and signed paper which he supposed to be
divorce, and tnat upon this supposition he began
living with the woman with whom his vile charges
him with living IN aduterous Intercourse. lie denies
beng the owner OF any property and says that his we
Is comfortably supported by her married children.
Judge Barrett refused To grant any alimony. but or
dered 500 TO be paid as counsel fee.
The divorce suit Of Marion sherman Reeves against
Benjamin u. Sherman-Reeves came before the Com
mon Peas, General Term, Saturday, on an appeal
report OF the reiereo ard directing the defendant 10
pay 10 tlfe plaintiff the oi $40 per alimony
ana 500 counsel leo. lu this case, Will be
bcred, the acls having already been fully published
in the HERALD, tho plantf claimed that sho mar
rcd 10 the defendant under and by force agreement
70 that efcct mado orally between them which under
the laws OF tho State constituted marriage without
the intervention OF clergyman Tho defendant de-
MES that any marriage took place Or ever In
tended and asserts that tho plaintiff only his mis-
tress anu was acknowledged that this suit was
gotten up tor blackmailing purposes. The Court re-
vescd tue order and the back 10 tho rccree
Judge Larremore, OF tho Court OF Common Pleas,
yesterday confirmed the report OF the rcicroe grant
ing degree OF limited divorce to tho piant IN the
case oil Enor T. Curran against her husband, Thomas
Curran, on the ground cruelty, the full facts Of
which have already been published IN tho HERALD