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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14
summons.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, as
Geanty of Union.
In District Court. End j udicial District, in and
for said county.
r l. French and ] P Adams, doing1
business under the Arm name Of
Adams q French Harvester Co.
partners. vs.,
Patrick Reedy.
The Territory of Dakota Greeting.
TO The above named defendant Patrick Reedy.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiff hereto annexed. and 10 serve a copy of
your answer upon the subscriber at his Office in
the city OF Elk Point, Union county, ID. T.. within
thirty days after the service Of this simmons { n
you, exclusive u tho day Of service. and If ron
fail 10 answer ibis complaint within that time The
plaintiff will take Judgment against yon for The
sum ofTwo hundred and thirty four ty34lDl dol
lars, with interest NJ ten per cent. from JGiy lat,
1913. besides the costs OF this action.
Dated at Elk Point, this 18th dav Of June. fTsS.
n. w. MILLER,
Plaintiffs Atty.
TO Patrick Reedy the above named defendant,
take notice, that the sunni ens and complaint in
The above certified cause was duly filed ID the
Office OF the clerk OF the district court in and for
Union county, D.. I. at said clerks Office on main
street in Elk Point, on July 10th, 1873.
Il. W. Miller.
Atty for Pitts.
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n. n. LEW1s .ss,ornty.
SharIG,s sale.


ifH eonnty Of Of u nAoorA' SIS. In and p iss said fe eoani IN
The Weir Plow Company a cor
poration organized aud doing
business under and by virtue of)
the laws of the state of Illinois,
Z. w. Skinner and Clara G.{
Skinner, Defendants
Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue Of q
judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
rendered in the district court of Union county
Dakota Territory. on the 1iih day of June, A. y.
1873, in the above entitled action, which said
Judgment was in favor Of the Wer Plow COM
pany. the plaintiff. and against E. W. skinner,
the defendant. for the sum Of seycn hundred,
thirty-fonr & 15-i00 dollars, also a6ecree of fore.
closure and sale Of the premises hereinafter
described in favor Of the Weir Pillow company,
piaintifs and against L. w. skinner, defendant,
TO satisfy said Judgment, and also by virtue Of an
execution to me directed and delivered and
now in my hands issued ont Of the clerks Office
Of the district court. In and for said county Of
Union, Dakota Territory, under the hand OF the
clerk thereof and the seal of the said conrt. upon
70 sell said property 10 satisfy Grid Judgment. l
did on the Aud day ofjuly, 1873, levy upon the
following described real estate of the said g.. w.
skinner and Clara g. skinner. the same that Is
described in eaid decree and executi on, TO wit:
The east half of lot one and northeast quar-
quarter and The northeast quarter Of the sonrh
west quarter vi eciion III one in township 1881
nineiy three Of range t5oJ fifty containing one
hundred and sixty acres according to government
survey. "a
And hat I shall on Thursday the s,h day Of
August. 1878, at the honr OF two l2] o'clock In
the afternoon Of said day at the front door Of
the court house ia the city of Elk Point. Union
right title and interest Of the said defendants II,
w. Skirner and Clara O.. skinner in and to the
above described property or 70 much thereof as
will be sufficient to satrsfy said Judgment and
costs amounting to seven hundred thirty 1fonr and
15lN dollars and interest on the same from the
1Ith day Of tune. 1873. and all accruing costs Of
sale at public auction to the highest bidder for
cseh.
E. E. Lewis. A. BOVEE
Pltl,s Atty. Sheriff Of Union Co. d. r.
Dated Elk Point, D. .. july 2nd, 1873.
TAKE NorIcE. that for want Of bidders the sale
of the real property above described is hereby
adjourned iii Saturday the Gath day OF August,
1873. at 2 O'Clock p. nj. of said day, at which
time the said property will be sold at the place
above specified.
Alison BovEE,
Dadted Ang.S s, 1873. shriT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14

TgRRIroRY OF DAKoTA. L.
County OF Union, 90
In District Court. Second Judicial District. In
and for onion county. =
Jas s Upton, William Brown. William
Brooks 4 Farley Upton, 60 partners
doing business under the firm name
of Upton brown 6 Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14
NOTICE.

T.. S. LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, ID. t.. July 22nd. 1878.
= Complaint having been entered at this office by
Jas. II. Smith against John Minnehan for aban-
donine his Homestead entry. No $3.50. dated April
18th, IsI4 upon the east half II. ". < and W: = II.
G. a. section 10. Township "a, ragnc 80, In Union
county. ID. II. with view TO the cancellation OF
said entryt the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear az this office on the 12lh day of Septem-
Der, 1878, at . O'Clock p. M, 10 respond and fur-
nish testimony concerning said alleged abondon-
BE. CANpBvLL. Register.
H. M. WAsaHURN, Receives.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14
Assignee's Notice.

In the District Court of the Unltedj
States, Second Judicial District
of Dakota Territory.
At Yankton, the Sth day Of July, 1873:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Daniel y. Putna n
and Joseph l.. Bender, composing the firm nf
Putnam ( Bender. of Elk Point, in the county of
Union. and Territory of Dakota. within said
district, who have been adjudged baukruDt, up-
on the petition of Daniel p. Putnam. one of said
bankrupts, by the district conf' ofsaid district.
GEO. Il. HAND.
Assignee of Putnam d. Bender.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14

Patrick Reedy and 8 A Ufford.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting:
To Patrick Reedy and S A Ufiord, defendants,
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint Of James : Upton, William
Brown, William Brooks 81 Farley Upton, CO.
partners, plaintiffs which Will be filed in The
Office of the clerk of the district conri within and
for said Union county, at Elk Point, d.. I aud
TO serve a copy OF your answer on the subscriber
at his Office in the city Of Elk Point. Union couh-
ty, d. T.. within thirty days after the service of
this N exclusive of the day Of service or
the ~plaintitls will take Judgment against you for
Three hundred and fifty (S35o.00) dollars. with
interest ~ 10 per cent. from Jnly 5th, 1873, be.
eides costs. Il. " MILLER,
Pltfs' Attorney.
Dated at Ela Point, ID IT., July 9th 1878.
To the above named defendant Patrick Reedy
take notice. that the complaint ard summons in
the above entitled action were duly fled in thu
office OF the clerk of said district court, in and
for Union county, D.. II at his Office on Main
street In the city OF Elk Point. on July 18th, 1873
4 f. W. MILLER.
a. Attoi ney for Plaintiffs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14

81 nos Sics ii which The
esTesrners dssply Interested
Ap that 4 District Attorney.
9hsnnN laHproviding for the cleo
diz,le prosecuting attorney
larensh judicial district is . great
improvement. Formerly each
ssannty aaected 4 prosecuting officer;
ma the ofice has often been filled
/ ~ msnswho had no qualifications
NJ tie position. This county has
spaid several thousand dollars in
soxpenses ior the want Of q compe-
MI district attorney. The duties
sdfs ~ ofRcs ars important and Q
mansot Axpetist,ce and judgment
oneht "a ~ nIected for The place.
zSpcttence II II second only to
She u Judge. Criminals car.-
I prosecuted successfnllywith
4 Ssl6 Anabls district attorney. He
wIn hsve to meet ths best legal
liant AZ IA Territory, and he
1hould r. 9srnan eqnal % the 70
fSelnlaants of the once. A'district
1llosneg y make from 4I00O0 70
f$k& %KHS& E{y1& NfET sSAx SxIxS&%A 4 MMM 4 "a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14

Territory Of Dakota, a. So,,,a r,a;,,o, J,;s4
County of Union. &C. NS' "e'e' A
In the District Court within and for said Union
Comfy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-14

Comes our Prints, Bleachedand Unbleached
Muslins, These goods ere now 50 cheap
they do notpay 10 advertise.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-17

troubled spirit that disturbs it. / am a
good Christian and poor man, am not
to be daunted by the devil himself. even
though he should come in the shape Of a
big bag of money!
The offer of the honest mason was
gladly accepted, he moved with his fam
lily into the house, and fulfilled all his
engagements. By little and little he re-
stored it to its former state; the clinking
OF gold was no more heard at night in the
chamber of the defunct priest, but began
to t. be heard by day in the pocket of the
living mason.
In word, he increased rapidly in
wealth, to the admiration Of all his
neighbors, and became one of the richest
men in Granada; he gave large sums to
the Church, by way no doubt of satisfy
ing his conscience, and never revealed
the secret of the vault until on his death
bed to his son and heir.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-17

One picrure fair within my heart I carry,
Unshadowed by the weary weight of years;
And often, as amid strange scenes tarry,
A vision of my early youth appears.
The houses clustered on the waters border,
Clear imaged in the softly flowing stream
The tress beyond it, set in gracious order,
The bridge, the road delicious is the dream
Each nook recalls fond thoughts, and memo
ries soften
My heart to those that still by them abide;
l think ofthose that wandered with me often
OF those who now in earth lie side by side.
Long years have rolled, and other children
gladly
Rove in the woods and by the waterside;
And some who walked with me may eye them
And think of other days, whose light has
died.
And yet it lives, and sheds wondrous sweet
ness
Around the ways, else darkly shaded all;
Making the heart, prepared in all meetness,
Like "darkened chamber" when the bright
rays fall;
A home OF beauty, where the pastis cherished.
Each common thing made radiant in the
light;
No CLEAN of love or beauty that has persisted,
But here, relimned, is clear TO inward sight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-17

gotten gains, too. As a stranger had
some chance of earning my way into his
good graces. You see, l left here twenty
years ago, STRIPPING, with faxen hair
and beardless face, and I'm bronzed and
weather-b beaten beyond recognition.
When return to Ford, we will have it
out with Grandfather Bevis, and YOU
know the worst or best. And you, Lor-
rimer-well, there's Margaret. Perhaps
l shall dance at your wedding in spite of
rough night IN the backwoods."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-17

The firstthing is to make your sermon
plain. Mr.. Bloomfield preached on the
text, ''The fool hath said in his heart,
There is no Cod" Wishing to find ont
how it Pleased his people, he called poor
foolish man to the pulpit and asked him
how he liked the sermon. The reply
which made Bloomfield sadder and wiser
man, was, swell, sir, I must say I can't
agree with you. In spite of all you've.
said, think there must be Cod
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-17

A young woman of Newburg, Wis, Sc
verely thrashed her father because he
would not raise $500 to give her as a
dowry, in order to marry a man who
wanted his wife to have that sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
THE KELLY COTTON SUIT.

The trial Of The case of the United States
against James O'Falon Eugene Kelly Co.. and others,
which was begun before Judge Shpman. in the United
States Circuit Court Tuesday, will continue during
this week. The testimony introduced for the Govern
men aims to show that OFallon, while he was part
ncr of Eugene Kelly purchased cotton worth 100000
and transmitted it to Kelly Co, who sold II and re-
ccved the proceeds and that at the same time the knew
that the property belonged to tho United States having
been obtained by conquest from the Southern Confcd-
cracy. The principal defendant is Eugene Kelly the
banker, has insisted the suit beng brought TO
trial in order To free himself from the impuaon OF lille
gal dealing He claims that he received the cotton with
out knowledge notice or any suspicion that 1t
Confederate cotton. He received IL simply on con-
sgnment and he only got his commissions aud charges
All other proceeds from the sale paid over 10 the
pelc1ns from whom the cotton was received before lie
ever heard of any claim question about the matter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lIerrick and Mr. lngersol,
the brother Of Robert G. ngersol, appear FOR the Gov
ernment, Algernnn s. Sullivan for the detcncC.
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DECISIONS-MAY g.

Supreme Court Chamb0s-Bv Judge Donohue.-
Herbert ad Remsen Phillips agt. Meville.-GTaned Keller
AIT Wumser-OidcT granted Wilder ag. the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad Coupauy.l desire 10
act Hydecker-N denied tho ground Of laches.
philips Melville.-Dencd without costs.
Judge LawTenCehOrSc agt MOfil6Orlcr Tor the pub
catiOn Of summOns aside opinion Callahan ACT. Gala
haI-OrdeT granted Morse ag MOffs-vc notice Of set
Element. Muriagh agt. COnncT.-CaSc ordered
filed. Callahan Caahan.Ts order In accordance
opened the decree bat have ordered
a find whether the defendant served.
When the report comes In viii bc time to discuss the
whether the shOuld stand whether IL should be
opened German Savings Bank ag SrausbeTger-In this
think that there 10 believe the validity OF the
second mortgage, and inclined 10 grant the order
applied for by the attorney for the COniincn
Bank, letting the motion 10 confirm the referees report
than that thcn presented at the time this motion
argued.
Circuit. Part I-By Judge Van BTunt.-BuTiCk agt. the
Hanover Fire Insurance COmpanv.-Case settled.
and OthcrJudgmcnt for plaintiff Brarda agt The Mayor
etc-Judgnent FOR defendant the demurrer with liberty
plaintiff withdraw the t0rns opinion shaw
Niles ct a.-JudgmcDt for the plaiDtn
BY Judge IaWrenCe.Ilucfsel agt IOrTey and others go
Findings settled and signed.
by Judge LaTemore.-James ag Cowing and Ohers.Caso
ana exceptions settled.
BY Judge BruntSulliyan ag lie Roy.I think this is
action at law.
Common PlodS-SDecal Term-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
matter OF the assignment OF Cppcfy.-PoOn de
MED with $40 10 assignee; opinion. Andrews agt.
Schwartz VI OUOn granted With go costs opinion.
By Chief &. r. Day.-In the matter Of SChrycr
Bond approved. Hummeman agt Hummelman. Report Of
referee confirmed Dunzdck agt HeInlHgAIph CsnisSrd
Wise ag. smith Linen agt The Mayor twO cases)-
Granted CTambuCk agt Hemner.-ApDeal dSmissed. An.
dfews ag schwartz; kOhn agt Observation-Disclosures va.
Gated aud signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUn-CHAMBKRs- Donohue. Mos 81, %. &c.
q, n; ~ 50, 80 1872 - 1872 l3 49, az 100 ~
Nos 49, 49, 1873 l42 l43 III l7s 49, 1872 1855 1856 lsS
GsyEG4L LgNIngalls, Daniels ard Potter ]JYos
5 ~ ~ l27 1873 1888 lG4 1885, l1O li2 l43 l4j l47
SPECIAL TERM-yan Brunt, J.DsmuHers- Nos. T. ~ q.
3GG 4OG, AL 1875, 425 Al $40, 1872 ~ 80 90 o. o.
9S "a 2ss "a 33G 49, 2O7 1885, lS7 r. 4l9 200. 2sj,
CiRcuiT-PAr 1.Rarrett. J.-Nos 42I, 1918 8OO5 1880
s StS G58 D 5 51$2 ~ z ZIP 2 s5 i
P4hT II[a ey J G SS9l, gG9 1874 1879
1889 1873 1856 i572 I45i. 1888 l9i 3si5 i67g i6sS
PART III-Xan Worst Sos Sis2, 1913. 300 5O7, 81 2.
1917 706, i547 1913 3479, 1893. 1875 q, S43. =
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TBRi-SanfOId, Speir and
Freedman JJNos g. TO- 10, H. 20, "a, 20 &C. a. 2s 30
SPECIAL TERM-Curtis c. J.-No.s.
TRIAL TEaNmPAKr IzSedgwick, Mos S2l, s22, ss6,
COMMON PLEAs-GESRRAL TEM-C. p. Dalv, c. j.. Robin.
IL, az 49, 65, 90 lis 1i6 III lis ii9 10 i2I 95
25$s 449 1851 1910 1881 45l 203 O4 57s go $50 58I
55S 5 f Sa iS9 800 ie s I4ss as s az S
100 1916, 2695, 1883 2453 '' 49, 49, -''' O-o 2
MARINE CougT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-AiKer. J-NOs 4l77,
24 zazS aS9S 2 a $780, 276l 1885, A64l 4Bi2 46i3,
PART dI-G3osPp, s S-Nos a74s 1913 1857 1884 1853
1895 32sq G5 3is s sS5 i 1867 4 t AZ
1920 462s 45SS 454S 46t9 42ls asa 4554 1855 1850
$685. S206 36is 1920 5ii6 ''0' 1''' 1'i'' 4'o''
PART Ilf-sinnott mos $780, 1917, l5b0l2 49, SAB
GHSsRiG sEssioXs-PART i-Hackstt R~Simo9 stn@S
Mcmahon felonious assault battery Cornen.
boyonsl Thomas nadden LIZZIE cs~DSsI grand larceny
PIaf I-endsrsleeve John Daniels homicide, Flor.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOI-In SSTmshiD Abgssinid-aiss r.
Adams J. Apez:egua Mrs j. AuChinclOss Miss Auclnco
j. T. Avres Mr. Mrs ID. C. Baldwin, Rev. and Mrs Bai
bou Mr. ana II. Barnard, Mis-. Bastin Mrs A. H. ba
chee Miss Faith Batcheer and ma servant f. Batche
ler A. Batchee.. Mr. and Mrs +. Bates MI and Mrs J3
w Bates y HatesDn Miss J.. Blackburn, \. BinUl y IL
BoiO. and Mrs r. T. Brown and children, O. j. uutS
T. w. Burnap, NJ Cain, L. Catw0rthy, MI ana hiS
Coats child and nurse Miss A. NJ Cats Miss a
d. Coas T. N. Coat9. a. Coats Mrs &. r. COghlan anu
child Miss NJ j. colbert, Dr.. a. T. COllus Rev = cox d. y
Cox Mrs. L. COyle, Miss e. Cuyle, MISS ~
COyle Miss C. COye Mrs T. COyle, Miss Mary COyle MISS
Nil and Mrs II. Doltcn Mr.. and Mrs j. Elliott Miss Iuv
Miss NJ EmmOns r. II. Farley Rev. II. j. Faifey ii'
and Mrs C. q. Fcsuck f. K Fosdck jr j: NJ. Fox ds ,,
Fox, Miss Fox Miss II. Fox VI. FrOIckcr MI naldt
Crosse T. k Codsb0ruugh Miss NJ Gwynnc Miss A. b. HsIr
lIaskius Mr. and Mrs J. y. Hazard ana son. M =
Itslewood Miss f. W l. ibOrn. II. c. lllmers Ars = 10
lncr and Mrs. II. o. HoCliss Miss NJ o. liochEiss "
Johnston and wife infant servant Miss T. d. Jones W
IT, Judah Miss II King Mrs. C. r. klsscll =, r.
KIssel A. KOhn j. iacayO, Mr. Lamb j. Lambert, j. Lam
bert IT, T. Lasseiter W. H. Lees MI anu Mrs Lopez Gu
Mr. and Mrs George Maiheson Miss b. MahesOn Miss Mary
Mccormick j. f. Mccoy, MIS-. Mckenzie, Mrs McI@E' ~
Mcleod Merrck q. IL. MERCK, f. McrfyWcltl,r - H.
Miller Mr. and Mrs. a. Nh and Mrs w. Mulllghn,
Gel. ana Mrs A. ID. Nelson, Dr. and Mrs j. Nlco MI au
Mrs W f. Norris child and maid servant Miss d. N3lIls
A. OpCnEym Packard Miss Packard, NJ a. o. Packmu'
Dr. Page r. ". Page, Mrs NJ. d. P9tt. MT anu Mrs'
NJ l.. Read. Mrs. r. Read aud daughter O. x
A. d. Rove Mr. sachs, Mr. and mis-. W. l. Sanford Miss
Sanford II. SClWicde, children and maui
servant Mr. ana Mis- Robert Scott. Mrs smith ami nnd
want MIR ana Mrs j. J. SpTuaECe and cnd, Mrs street H.
Sutton Mis-, Thompson, {. W. IOplam, ~ luiner > Nhehh
tine Nanderpue Il. Nogelsang, Mrs j. X ManwiiRI'
maid Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wach. b. Wolf w X ar
ner Mrs Webster, Mr. aud Mrs. j. =. J.. halto, H. T.
Wheelwrght I. Whimorc J. II. Whitney, G. A. Zell
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SNIP NEUS.
MAY g.
PORT or NETWORK.

PORT or NEw.YoRK. ........................Mrs
CLEARED.
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steamship State Of Louisiana tr Johnston Glasgow Aus
IN SteSmship AGambra BID McElhinucy. Halifax and 81
steamsh General Barnes Chceseman Savannah, Murray
steamship Gulf stream, Ingram, Charleston, s. c. j. W.
steamship Ainaryius Br) BlagDum Baltimore, John C.
steamship Martha stevens Chance. Baltimore william
Steamship A. c. sinners. Warren Philadelphia James
Ship Louise (Nor, Unger Amsterdam. Holland Punch,
sgip Harry Mills, Mnl. san Francisco sutton Co
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Rark foscdon (Nof Erlsen, Dundee scotland, Benham
BARK Hattie H. CBr) Lockhart. Hull. Eng, J. f. whitney
BARK Maud scammeI (Br). Thompson Cork for orders
BaTE castelar, lNorl Carlson orders, Funeh Edge
Btk Kcpha tNor Tcrjesen Cork Falmouth FOR orders
BaIK steininO taL) scnta Falmouth FOR orders,
Bas Weuoaa Cswcd), ryke Cork for orders, Bonham &
Bas Eeonora Madre Gtai scala Msrsellef, France Jas
Bat virginia Thsrlov Havrc France Boyd
LUCE, Norman. Valparaiso aud Aoiendo faD'n
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Brig Eliza Thomson Mcconnell St Pierre, Mart l. W.
agltt tlr DAVIS, LOUIS Olu''
Bng Emma Dean (venaJ Dominique, Porto Cabcllo, J.
AgOsunL ,,,r,
steamship Anchora tl,Tl Hedd9Twek Glasgow April "a
Steamship FsmDoruugh 5rl Fraser. -. John y b. Apl
20 BAY ddy-, win ifu, etc. to feTana ~ Job
STEAMSHIP City OF Vera Cruz Van slice, Havana May g.
with tndsc ana pass. 10 !. hlcLaEdrc & sons.
Steamship iO Grandc BnErT F,stou May 80 ana key
ii. md.e. t. '.lfs ~ Mallory q
steamship Morgan Clty, Read, NcW orleans May p = W.
Pass 81 with nd-e. and pass 10 BoCart Morgan
steamship Abcuare gibbs. Lewcs with mGse 10 Old DO
Steamship Chess peakc Mangam, Portland with mdsc etc.
Ban Graf Motse OGer) oh Londonderry 80 days, IN bal
Bar8 HldfyiGcn Noi) Harris Hall 20 in ballast to
TnrE suzanne Nor) Berlcland Newcastle Sc days. with
mdsc. to order: v,sscI 10 Bcnham * Boycsrn.
Eyyiva tNOr lhn dorchester 50 DAYS IN baasl 10
Bark iaranurlc Sorl samueisen, Rouen 81 days bal
last 10 IuutA. Edyc & 60.
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I'm ballast Ia NJ TAYLOR CO., vessel 10 e. W BertauI
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doauT 81 DAYS, III ballast 10 G. W. BeEaux. ~. o., an,
fig Hattie Peitis Parrsboro y. ~ Hatfield Blboa
March / :, In ballast 10 D. Il. De Wolf & G."
wIND-sunsei-At sandy Hook moderate :. :. E. clear.
At city Island. light >. ": cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Nav S-The steamship Poadicea (BT capt Smith,
from Philadelphia Apu rs FOR Lrlth has arrived there
leans April 10 Tor Liverpool, mas arrived ihofc.
The steamship SChedam (Du'ch) capt Chevalcr, from
YDrX April - for Rotterdam has arrived there
MOyILR May S.Thc Anchor Lin" steamship Bohya, capt
Small from NcwYOrk April y for Glasgow, arrived here 10
day. ,.e,,
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P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOf-Tn Stsnnshin BOnHid.-Mrs o. ID;
Ashley Miss Ashley. Row w Bathgae O. Bctham MI ana
Mrs j. Bruce and Mrs l.. Clarke, Mr. and Mr. j. Cotls
Rev Cron, Miss Dalnel Miss Drake A. duncan
Eyans Fisher ". Fletcher I. II. Gould. John mar f A.
Hall C. J. Henry NJ T. +. Hurley, Mis- Kay t. King Jr
Mrs D. Knck and child Mrs. G. Levi Mrs InWndes o"eh
Maroris G. Macarthur, G. Macarthur W. Mclean, j.
p Morgan Mr. AMI Mrs H. 4. Nevin, Is w Neyin MISS J."
Nevin Hon f. Pciric Admiral Provost Rev. J. Prime. d. D.
Miss Prime, J. Reid. Mrs. Reynolds, T. A. lHdsWay, g. W.
Roberts Miss Roberts. Mrs Hobcrs j. W. shepherd Cas
Smms Miss Siss0n Mr.. and Mrs Smythe NJ. SonbOrn Mrs
Soddord Mira stone &. StrattOn H. Gayof, Dr. aud mis- H.
H. Thomas Madame Tome ana companion, Mr. and Mrn e. g
Waite Miss waite, Misc L. G. Waite, ~ d. els, Mr
Mira W. G. Weston ami maid, Miss r. weston Mr. ana
MI, and IRA Ward and infant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
ACCUSED OF MALPRACTICE.

Rozclle Worcester, woman sixty-two years OF
age, who is accused of malpractice Bridget McLOugh
n appealed for her release by habeas corpus to Judge
DOnOhue Yesterday. Her counsel, William +. Howe.
claimed taat Mrs Mclaughlin hatrrefused make any
charge against the prisoner. Judge Donohue directed
Mr.. Sinclair To go up to the hospital and take the state
OF Mrs. McLoughln hut his return he reported
that the doctor in attendance had said such an eXamna
tOn would endanger her health. The proceeding was
adjourned Il Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
A DRUNKEN MOTHERS SUICIDE

Lena Herman and her husband Henry lived
eontenedly for eleven years in tenementhouse at No.
tos West Thrteenth-st The wife at last became ad-
aleted 70 drink and Monday swallowed large guam
Wy OF Paris green. physician was called in yesterday
=, Time TO see her die. Drink is CURSE" said her
would not be there In her coffin"