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The Portland daily press., 1878-09-10

FO Ees.
A THREE storied Brick House, 26i Cumberland
"A Street, in good repair, Gas and Sebago. Par
TALLY furnished or unfurnishei. Fourteen looms.
an26 diff
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-10
LOST AND FOUND.
TO LET.

MWO tenementS in house SO Paris st. Lower part
Il furnished unfurnished, with beard of one
person If satisfactory arrangements can be made.
Upper rent rooms, ell in good repair; Sebago. For
further pa tculars call at the house or store of H S.
TRtCKEY, 1856 Cumberland St. sep6dlw*
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04

ne found rope and picked it up, and
~ WIZ I. ne walked away; it happened that
soshersnd horse was hitched. thew saw
aney found tree and tied the rope unto
q swinging limb, it happened that the other
end was some how hitched to him
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
N EE6LIsH VIEW OF THE sOHTHxRN
PEOPLE. -,

le"enioerssHcS:eH e 2sps 20 5Hp1thJ
which the English 81 1851 So wit1esss}
the heroic struggle maintained by tlieirr'
Southern kinsn,cn against six-fold odds of
numbers, and odds of position, resources,
vantage ground, simply incalcalable Even
-a...: eha fEoG aSmpathy with the Northern
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
THEM YANKEE BLANKITs.p n

wHERE SUFFERING AND DnOTHERLY KINDNESS
BROUGHT HEARTS TOGETHER IN LOVE.
I!Sam w. Small, IN Atianta Consultations.
Yes, John, was Down thar at Memphis
A-workin' around at the boats,
A-heavin' o cotton with omph'sis
An a-loadin' her onter the floats.
was comm away from Ole Texas,
Whar went, you know, arter the wah-
'Bout il now I'll make no refexes,
But wait till git ter long taw.
Well, while was down thar the fever,
As yaller an pizen as sin,
Broke out an eff you'll believe her,
Wharever she hit she struck in !!
1t didn't take long in the hatchin,
1t jes' fairly bred in the air,
Till hosspitcl camp warn't a patchin',
An we'd plenty o corPses to spare.
/ volunteer d then with the Howards-
thought thet my duty was clear s.
An didn't look back ards, but for ards,
An went ter my work 'ithout fear.
One day, howsomcver, she got me
AS quick as the shot Of gun,
An they toted me on ter sllot me 49,, - NJ
n puun ros, r'Ev-. 49,
The doctors ani nurses they wresud,
But it didn't do me any good
An the druggcr he poundid and pestl'd,
But he didn't git up the right food.
"No blankits ner ice in the city !'- "a
heard 'em say that from my bed
An some cried 80 God who'll take pity
On the dyin' that soon'n be dead ?''
Next day, howsomcver, the doctor,
Come in with smile on his brow;
"old boy, jest Us yit we hain't knocked her.
Said he, "but wc'll do fer her now I'
Fer, yer see, John, them folks ter the Nor ward
He'd heard US aSore I'VE call d twice,
An they'd sent ss . full cargo forward
OF them much-needed blankits and ice
Well, brother,z Psss bsss mighty AAti ss, "
Agin Yankees yer know, since the wdh. -
An agin' reconstrucktin' was stolid 81 ~
Not kcarin fer Kongriss ncr law; 49,
But, John, got onder thct kiver,
That God-blessed gift O the Yanks,
An it sav'd me frum fordin' "the river
An, I'm prayin' 'em oceans of thanks
Stell yer, old boy, thar's er streak in us
Old Rebels an Yanks thet is warm
It's er brotherly love thet'll speak>iI US
An fetch us togetherin stormS
We may snarl about '.niegers an francheesc,"
Z But whenever fhar's sufferin af,ots.
The two trees'll unite in the branches
The same rs they do at the root 81
7 /----.---- =
In cYy
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04

we may snarl ABOUT "megers On franchecsc,"
4 But whenever fhars suferin' af,otG
Tho two trees'n unite in the branches
The same as they do at the root ~
AN ESGLIsH VIEW OF THE gogEHxRN
as PEOPLE. =.
sns ILa loud Smndard, aftss comm Satina
upon the dread rayagcs Of the yellow fever
5. s. sashSta 8 Qath aud expressing
5Ts the adsepsst syhpath re The sufferers, pays
s. the following ss;aa; ~ :; ;aeas so the ssp.hern
sts people
% Ths yssasst sss,. ss|sspsos ssssis
which the English of 1851 .Sbs witnesss|I|
the heroic strsggle maintained by ,tiieiiirs
Southern kinsn,cn against six-fold odds of.
numbers, and odds of position, resources,
vantage ground, simply incalculable. Even
SEopa sSmpathy with the Northern
States were unfa1oTsbie bie'cc-sws-------a
great nation revolving against real tyran-
fInsnrp WIFI uaU--Tuov.-P--A--c-I.,,rn near
-As<seedb BY their enemies--which. on
NIFTY battle fields, maintained a contest such
as no other race has ever in modern times
maintained, and at last, when all hope was
gone' held for six months, with As 900 men
against 100000, slender line of earth. |
works thirty miles in length ;,who marched
out 2Ss 600 sssoae, and aftefsix davis ro.
ss<Ssats siass e. slsss s csssJss s and I
f'oser~hefailng artillery aud infantry pres.
sing them on all sides, surrendered at last
Ous o'eoo bayonets and sabres. 1t is this
people, the flower and pride of the great
Engish race, on whom more terrible
more more meHI!sssS enemy has now fallen
ihefe can bo'naV no. ~ esll s~msa.,, ~ !.
as there is no passion to excite and keen3
up the courage needed for the occasion. - Ia
Yet the men md women of the Sontb o. q
true to the old tradition. Her youth vol.
unteer to serve and die in the streets of ,
Plague stricken cities as readily as they
went forth, boys and grey haired men, to II
mees the threatened surprise of Pctersbpr
--as they volunteered to charge again and
again the sannon-crowned hills of Gettvs.
oarg' and to enrich with their blood. and
honor with the name of new victory
every field around Richmond. Their s;s
ters' wives' mothers and daughters are do.
.as and suffering now as they suffered from
anime, disease, inoessant anxiety and alarm
throughout the four years of the civil war
mere may be among the various nations of L,
- g sa family one or two who would !, =
lain that they could have furnished troons tou
ke those which followed Lee and johnson
tuart and Stonewall Jaekson,;. but we
'uos whether there be enc race besides !
lr own that could send forth its Children -
hundreds TO face in towns desoldted by .
&c yellow fever the horrors of a purse;. M
o and the imminent terror of martvr's Uni,
ah," "a mex,
A,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04

s'ense ioF then uplifs 70 Che light, but
no. the life, Of the upper worldi Little
children wore under his feet everywhere
and babies foated against him as gently as
seaWecd in the restless watcry dark.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Potter, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
referred yesterday the divorce suit OF Annie Curry,
married September 80 1876 TO Milton s. Curry, TO r. F.
Farrell.
Edgar NJ. Cullen, n. II. Clements and Super
visor John L. Ryder have been appointed by Judge
Pratt commissioners apprase land in Flatands 10 be
used by the Manhattan Beach Railroad Company.
Dr. Charles Ferschland was before Judge
MeCue, in the Brooklyn City Court yesterday, on an
order to show why he should not be punished for
contempt in failing TO pay alimoDy to his wife di
rected by the Court About $50 is in The
doctor said that he owned two horses, two wagons
gold watch and two shot guns, but he had only two
three patients, He ordered 70 pay the amount due
within ten days.
Max Moses, q clerk in the Second District
Court claimed that his salary from August 1871. to
March 1872. had been increased from $3.50 to $500
month"; and brought suit Since then the Court Of APP
peals, IN parallel has decided that the salaries
were not increased. and the only question left was
terest. The case was tried yesterday before Judge
DonOhue who decided that Moses entitled to interest
and gave judgment for 1924 s3. Albert Cardozo ap-
peared for the plaintiff; ID. J. Dean for the city
Louis A. Jackson was appointed assistant
secretary Of the Commissioners Of Docks, August 2,
1873. and was suspended from office January Ia 1876
lie obtained writ of certiOrar 20 review his suspen-
sion or removal on the ground that being regular clerk
he was removed without charges being preferred or an
opportunity TO him TO be heard. contrary TO the pro-
visions OF the charter The return OF
MED yesterday, denies that he regular clerk within
the meaning Of the chale and he removed on
economy and that he knew Of the proceedings and ac
quiesced 10 them.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
DECISIONS-ApnII. %.


SsDremr COuyt-Ck0mtrs-B Judge Brady.-In
BY Judge Potter-Cuy agt Curry Kneessy agt Kneessy
-Oranted.
BY Judge Lswrence-DeDnisoa agk shea-Granted
BY Judge DOnOhue.-FOrsyth agt EastOn Granted Met
tam, agL Bleuvold-MOtiOu denied Weld aCt Gaffney
M.tou gfane MarRey agt BarnaTd-MOtiOn denied with
oe costs In the matter OF Kedrar and OhersMotion de
lsig r~ sSI M0rra-Deereo Of divorce grsntod the
(tTeat-fTd IIE-By Judge Van Brunt-Colman and an
othef dgt ShlcOcks-Case settled. ~ 49,
,,Speetdt IeIfR-By Judge Van Brunt-Bosr etc act
tIeeuu stc tsn essesfndngs settled Equitable Life
burn agt. JudsOn,-Findincs signed enTaG3s az
etc.-Findings must De settled on notice. So ''
Superior COurt-Special Ierm-By Judoe Sedgyv;cl,
Ennis agt BrOdeiickMOtion Denied IS costs ses men,o
randGm. Arnhem agt ATnhoim ct nl-There s To- I
doubt Of PLAINTIFF right 10 justify preliminary ipunciioD
motion denied $40 COSTS 70 abide Chosey aof D
et alRefereDco ordered Grover
granting motion slztery agt Observation-Disclosures ordered
Welsh agt AstOinOrder settled Scott agt Sanord-Order
denying petition for discovery and vacang order 10 allow
cause with $40 costs 70 abide event Hamilton agt
order placing canse upon special calendar for May
nor gt Brennan u aOrdef denying motion with $40
10 plaintiff 70 abide event Merceron ag Fowler Nassau
Bank ag 0Oi Leonard ag NOyes Schmidt agt. Hitner
" ard agt Byrnes W0dheimer Lowenstein
Noble Cooper agt. Smith.-Orders granted - o
By Judge santord-lnda Rubber Comb Company agt the
huoDer Comb and Jewelry Company, ct e-0rder settled
r Dsy-shortldge sgt PendetOn Report confirmed dis
.hge OF assignee aud release Of suetes Heer ag Leseu
tne tne 0erman Exchange Bank aRt Rees-Bonds approved
Sman agt signed In the matter the as
senlenelm akt Bolwhr-Denied Tasker jr, agt Wallace
Sood ag stevens Hamilton agt Van Wort Kohn agt lie
Ussd In The mstssr etc. Of Ellsworth Chamberlain ag
A1ung TTm-By Judge Iaffomoro.-Cashin Art Morgan -
complaint dismissed; see opinion. 20 -~N's-"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
THE COURTS.
sTNNING UP FOR MRS. NEWELL
,,rp co,,SsFI's VIEW OF HER LETTERS.


court room could not be more denseIy
n ,zi,h snectators than was Judge Lawrences
e a., r,u,ning q ND in the Newell divorce SUIT yes
49, r,en ont in the hall, where the closely pdcho"
.nrong could only, in discomfort ea'eh soine VI wv
ords Of the lawyer addressing the jury many
.tood for hours Mr.. Shaer concluded III the uo4i-e
session his pcech for the defendant lie d"eit pai"
ularly upon the alleged intimate iielauons
Mr. Newell and Colonel Pickering, and contendeu 'na'
~ ,soc,,t,on between them had been fully as susp'
c,ous as anything proved against Mr. Ne"eh "D"
Olney. - .rmmino I'D
In the afternoon Colonel Fellows began summing ~ w
for the plaintiff He took up first the tes''lo"s ,t
Irish vaitng-wOman, Mrs. CamlDsen,n On nnknown man
Mrs Newer Etetn e. then ne considered Mrs Neweis
associations with Colonel MI CampbelIs testimony,
letters so 70 M declared was lie from the DeelnuR, e
manufactured by Heath ID ~, bne ianI forsoken renn
@ .oan: IpOn the other the defehdaht D'chtu W @ te
s5 100000 inyolyedin he 80 osp Gamnbe upon the
% .nI 90 ms counse well knew that she would not or
fifteen ilcron In regard to Mrs Newels relations
Sv,fb Colonel Pickering, Colonel Fellows sld taI tne
Dest Iperine sat beside Nrs Newell throughout the
3o bfriendng her and testifyng for her. II there 3u
hesn imprOper intimacy between her husband ana te
Dto,ni,d at her home their travels, wiiely n-
iinct and jealousy would have been sure 10 dScoNLI
n5 wond have prevented her from assisting the pla
aH Ser troubles The difference between their inter
nnrse and that OF Mr.. Newell and Mi3s Oney was tDai
lofff
and Tor a definite business purpose, 1t was not Tue
ssociaton of that indicated crime but u was
stealth in such association. 49,.
The counsel did not attempt 10 soften any OF the eX
rressOps of devotion in Mrs. NewelPs letters 10 Nj
Roordmap He said that she naturally of gnsn-
nS disposition. she couldn't speak OF horse without
calling 1t dear horse" And when she was writing 10
mis- old man. who had educated her, raised her rom
common life to better associations. II was natural tht
She should call him her darling" she loved inc ou
man as she never 10 ged other man. more than her
husband. more than ber own father But never SINCE
tbe world began had mistress, fOrsaken ana ruined
es the deendent had alleged the plaintiff TO be- written
such series OF letters TO her paramount FROM oGsn,
ming TO end there word OF reproacn, but therG
were many expressions of gratitude for his Kindness ana
OF fundyng devotion TO him; and when at last ne cleu
Size stood in sable garments over his grave, weeping LOT
her best friend. What were the relations Det%eeu
Them the counsel asked. BOardman was Weaaiitny
bacnelor as well known in Boston as AstOr or william
nj Vanderbilt In New-YOrl His was vast weaitu-ior
Boston II impossible that such man coula oItitS
yoman into his home and live Illicit relations Win
her and the world know ii. No one ever saw any,
thing i'm the conduct of the man and woman toward
each other on which TO ground suspicion Of improper
relations
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
\ 1os aon PAS 24e 2sl asa so1 sos sOA soS 500 sO7


SPECIAL TERM-van Worst, J.-Nos. 431. AS; S20
CiKCUIT-PART Ivan Brunt, lease on NO lO5o. ,oo
PART II-DOnOhue. J.-Short Causes-Nos. 1868 l05,,
252t S3lA 270O 3O37 2777 304S 5070, 3o36 2s24 SOL
1865 253l 1882 1892 $685. 1924. 2G25, 2526 21Z1 3Q5
327 S6 1917 1922 $500 l405, 1868, 1928 306s, SOO
99iS 3222 1922 1885, 325 2l3s, $685. 1885, 27l2 2lsi
1896. 49,
PARr III-Iawrence Cease on, No 1925.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECLAL TERA-SedRwick, J-Case on
TEAL TERM-PART I-Freedmau. J.-Short Causes-Nos
903. 017, 1l7j. ll45, l2i9, 1919 1851. go o NJ, ooc
PART IISpier Mos s59. lO4, $780, b54, 49, 34 Zoo
PiRT ff-sanford J-Nos. $50 $685. 254, CSC. 73o. s15
SG2, s83. 297, 800, o. 684 G27 S5s
COMMON PLRAs-SPECIAL TERM-C. p Dalv, c. J-No day
calendar. - -.o. M
l43S, 2G4, 1869. -.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TFRM-PART I-Shendan, J.-Short
C8useNOs 1894 1882 3G7 1872 4l2i, 4le5, 3435 $780,
047, 4427, 1887. 4462. 4444 4i25, i4j9. 80.
PART II-McAdam J.-Short Causes-Nos. 1888. $3.50
4Ol5 4lSo 41sl 4ls2 4lS7, 4l9s 4204 4207 42l3 424
1922 1882, 431 1872, 4o95, 469 1862 1885, 434l A44
4ilS, 1912 4463, AGO. $500. 80 1000
4497 44s5 4457 4475 4307 4i9S 1902 4466 44SO 44d9
l749. 424O 44S6.
GENERAL SEssIONs-PARr I-Hackett, R.-JacOb Berry,
disorderly house Charles Howard. grand larceny. -
PART iI-Gndersleeye, J.-ThOmas McHahOn Frazer GIL
Charles Gilman and Francis Edwards feOnous assault
and battery: John OBrin AID John Mccarthy, burglary
Michael Miller, Patrick Hays, James Graves and Thomas
Walsh Of stolen goods Edward Byrne, William
Hunt Matthew Hunter and John f. CJndon violation ctc
laws George OSuiyan and Thomas Brennan, larceny
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY April 25.-The following were the pro-
eeedngs IN the Court Of Appeals Thursday, April % 1873
Present. Hon :. T. Church and associates No I84-RObr.
schneider ag Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company-Ar
gument resumed ana concluded. No. 2O2-BeDiamn a Mer
ri appellant agt Ensign L. Calkns ct al respOndents-Ar
eded by William Poe for appellant AnsOn L. Wood
hpOndcnt No 2OS-JaCln l. Higgins respondent AIT the
ph9nx Mutual Lilo Insurance Company appelantArgued
Dy samuel Hand for appellants George B. Bradley for re-
spondent No. 1J6.-GOUyeneur PauldDg and others, re-
hpOndentst agt Georges Cooper and Others appellants
eued by william BroWn ir for appelants N b.
Respondents No. 2llJOseph Eneas respondent agt Her
man r. Hoops appellant-Passed No. 2l2.-GcOTge = D
ossy respondent agJames Morgan ct al appeansArgued
by > r. kneeand iot appellants; n C. MOak fol- respondent
Day calendar for Friday Nos 23 pa 2l5 2l6 2ls 2la
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
LIMITATIONS OF THE MARINE COURT.

Robert Bell sued Sarah a. c. Hasard IN the
Marine Court on acceptance OF drafts venby her TWICE
she defeated the plaintiff the trial of the suit ana
twice the Appellate Court reversed the Judgment Inc
last reversal was after her DEATH The suit WasreVVeu
against her executor and counsel C. G. Egan, VINO ap
uedto Judge DonOhue for writ OF prohibition, on ,he
ground that the Marine Court cannot entertain sus
against an executor. Judge DOnohue grants the wrlt
saying: II.
III the Marine Court is not competent TO take 1urls
dicton against an executor by original process see no
reason that should give it that jurisdiction by death
The case now stands untre and right Is lost by hold
ing the Court 10 the words of the statute. Motion
granted and prohibition 20 issue"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
GETTING ON TIE FRONT PLATFORM.

The trial of the suit of Thomas Barry against
the Twenty third Street Railroad Company took place
Yesterday before Judge Sanford, in Superior Court.
Special Term The plaintiff claimed that he got on the
front platform Of car and that the conductor pushed
him off, He fell and the wheel passed over his left
hand He asks $1,000 damages. The defence is that he
was intoxicated that he tried TO get tho front plat
FORM which has gate but no step or hand rail, and
missing his grasp FELL the driver almost instantly stop
ping the car The jury is TO bring in scaled verdict
this morning G. ". Wager appeared for the plantf;
Flanagan Bright for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON-Ta Seamehip CanGdq.-Nlrs r. j. Todd ODD
Todd Henry IIaukeS, DR.. d. - Campbell MT
aud Mrs = B. W Thatcher II. Barber Mr.. ald hIs @ W
Raukns John Garvay, W Sharpe La Lama Mr ana MfS l-
IIOmes Miss Fanny Harry, A. J. Duyei, Mrs APnts bar
wise C. y AndTos Major aud Mrs Evans MsS Ey2nS
Miss Florence Evans. II. T. Palmer, William lalmor Nlam
Scott, Miss F. Harper H. Z. White. Mrs NJ otto
FROM GLAsGOw-In Steamship T,c'orid. Mrs H. D..
Mlderbcrgcr ard Child, Miss Fannie BroWn w NJ MOTT IS
Nis Hail. w H. Tyler. Ross, Mr. Fletcher Mrs Fietc.sr
Miss f. HOmbOe, William kydd Nj. and Mrs hchatd htHih
SON and children.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
SURPLUS ON REPLEDGED BONDS.

In the proceedings by the various persons
who pledged stocks with John Bonner Co.. which were
repledged with the National Shoe and Leather Bank
Chef-Jusce DAILY, in Common Pleas Special Term, yes
terday rendered bis decision. Tho proceeding only
for the return the pedgeOrs by the bank OF the
nlus over tho advances OF the bank obtained q sale
of the pledged securities The only question was between
the general assignee and the pledgeOrs ChefJustice
Daly holds that the PLEDGES obtained title to the
bonds EXCEPT reimburse their 0ans and the pedgeoIs
are entitled the surplus TO be distributed as they nave
aCreed among themselves.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

rI'HE PEOPLE of the STATE OF NEW-lORk.
TO all persons interested IN The ~ ND or IN me -
TATE of FIiPHALEr ". STRAT1ON, Of the CITY Of New
who general assignment 10
n Eirscd for benefit of his creditors Greeting You
hereby cited ana required 10 appear ~
a special Term Of the Cour Of Common Pleas for The Cy ana
ChamleIr a. hc held at the county
CoIr House in city the seventeenth day of MAY
A ID 1879 at 1880 O'Clock TO sheW cause Whv an
settlement Of rad estate should nOt DC au,
and 10 attend accounting OF said assignee therein ana
I'm tcstinoy whereof seal Of said Court Is hereuno
anixed A..
Judges Of said Court at sad city, this 2"th day Oi
ISEA~l March, 1873. . - --...o -,
NATHANIEL JARVIS ir., CLERK.
W. T. BRpsALI, Attorney for Assignee, 100 broadway,
New.IOiE.
Aul2 law6WF
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford, Conn.

drstclass family bonse, with all modern improvements
running IN ground high, and per
from all maara terms, from 50 TO el2 per
week.
Apply TO c. c. WETSELL at the house, or n No 266
Ilr,aa. Hnnm
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
PASSkNGERS SAILED.
.

FOR BERMUDA-In SteGHStib Cdntmd.-L A. Clifton, r..
r Jones Mrs De Garmo w H. Wehrhaue, Miss PerOt Ella
NfussOn W b. DE GGrmo b. De GGunO IT,, Ass Evans,
Mrs {. Cook aud child, 4. Pitcher
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun riscs 5OG sun sets..... $50 lClock Slow. 220
Moon rises 2:IS Moon souhs 700 Moons days %
IIGu WAIKg TO.DAY-A go
sandy Hook. 3:O1 Gov. Island 1888 Hell Gate.. 5:22
WATER IO.DAf-P ~
Sandy Hook. 1927 GOV. Island 4l2 Hell Gate.'. Gol
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
6nmmer Doaco.

HOME COMFORTS, good BOARD, fine boat
ing athng fishing mountain air private iamyi "a rm
hours via re Railroad Particulars call or ADDRESS
GARDNER, No $50 Grand-st
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
EetIurcs nno Hleeilnas.

rIVIE QUARTERLY MEETING of the
1 AMERICAS INSTITUTE will pc held on TIL I RSDAf,
Nav p 1875, oc.ocs ~ It's rooms In the Cooper
Building. CiGAS. NICK. LEOS EK. ReCI SpCy.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

N-EW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Richard
~ McC loud plaintiff. against Patrick W Dunno William
Michael seaman, John T. Seaman, John Kelly, MI
char McQuir Patrick J. MeehRn and the Republic News
defendants amended HunmOns-iO The above
named df,ndRns You hereby summoned Ia answer ihe
compliant IN this action and To teiyc copy ~ your answer
within twenty days after the service ol
this summon. exclusive Of the day of service and ~ case OF
answer Judgment VIII De tthth
against yo 0cfault for the relief demanded ~ The con-
p1auf Dated New.YOrk, February u, 1879 T. NJ J..
y. q. and Office address i3I
roadway NoWYOrk To the defendants, Patrick w DUNE
Michael SCanan John T. SCnnan John Kelly and the HfiuD
lie NewA Company The foregoing amended summons rs
by publication Buftuant 10 IN order n the
ttn CHARLES Daniel Justice O the supreme Court Of the
state OF New York dated the d day Of Ap A. D. 1873 and
C with tbc complaint the office Of the Clerk ~ the Cy
and County OF NeWYOIk at thc Court House IN hc Cy o
NcW.NOlk. T. NJ NIsN lLl-l-' II"ih'H = -A't"Ah'!'
Au,lu
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
2lnsltll Instruments

4 DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL & Co.,
IA. No. IL EAST liTH.ST.
Chickering'S. SoinWays aud other Pauos and organs low
for cash, on iusjalueni-. ana Tor Gcat.
7 IGHTE 81 ERNST old house of lIghte &
Bradbury oGcr their sp!cndd III rIhNOFuEIEs a. los
liiCts monthly payments, at Il East lAiA-I
Also smith AMERlCAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

NEW-YORK SUPREME C0URT.-City and
~ County Of WYOfk.-JMnes II. Dunham, William I.
BugkCv Charles H. webb Thomas 4 Painter. Edward y.
Itanucy and Herman Chnp.n, Jr, plaintiffs, against W. H.
Thomas IancItv Oct, 1HutN. summons win
nOiIcc To the na3ned drf"ndcnts You arc hereby
10 anHwcr the complaint this action and 10
c1py Of your the pliintifs attorney Wlthin
twenty days after the service Of Ills snons exclusive o.
tI d 81 service aud your failure tp aQIsHT
answer Indignant VIII be- taken against by default for The
u Geinan ed IN the complaint.
dated York March -. 1879.
PHILIP ". ROPER, PlaintinI Attorney,
Oflcr aiii POat Oficc Address.
No $40 broadway, NcwNoTk city.
To " fl Jarrett and Thomas IaifcTty. dCcIi1nts Tie
summons served upon yOu. by publication pun
s,t Ia nm 0fder Honorable Charles DnnOhuo, of
h usCr. of the Sproac 0 the state o York,
dated hr 2Ot. day Of Apf lSiH aud filed W c "1plIint
Nm The oce The clerk of the Cty and County oi NeWlOrk,
al Tie Sew Cont House, ~ said tity Of NeW-lork
- DATED New York Aurtl 2j 1873.
PHILIP W. HOPPER. Plaintiff Attorney
Office and Post OlicC Address,
No $40 broadway, ScN-l OK Ity
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
Eosl an1 fonno.

! OST-On Wednesday, the oath inst, either
II on I5ths. between ihavc aud 3foh@ay OF h biod.
way cl tween 4jh and SOlst-., rrntleuau's watch
had plain gold huntiugca EaCcr viii b" rewarded By
leaving u IN the counting rnDa of The Iubuuc Once.
1 OST-PasSbook No. S2.IlJ; deliver to
II German savings Bank itbavc. and 14th ST. city