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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17
County Commissioner
Celebration at Big Stone Centre

delayed Contribution.
EDITOR MORRIS TRIBUNE:
The celebration at Big Stone Centre, on
the 4th, was grand affair. Everything
that could conduce to the pleasure and hap
piness of the vast multitude that were gath
cred to celebrate the 1O3d anniversary of
our National Independence, was participa-
ted in
The grand procession formed in line
near the P. o., and marched to Nelson's
grove under the supervision of J. T. Lock
wood, Marshal of the day. There were
thirty-fve teams in the procession, besides
numerous single vehicles, footmen etc.
Everything being in readiness the exer-
cises were opened by singing that exquisite
National Ode, "My Country 'Tis of Thee, :"
etc., by the audience led by Prof. Phelps.
Prayer by the Rev. S. D. Hemerer. Then
Singing by the Glee Club, "Hail our Coun-
try's natal morn" ETC. Then followed the
reading of the Declaration of Independence
by Hayden French. The Chairman intro
duced the Hon. Mr.. Bevans, of Morris,
who delivered a very eloquent address.
The singers entertained the audience with
some splendid instrumental and vocal
music, while waiting for the Invincibles
who soon made their appearance in their
comic uniforms, to the delight of both old
and young. A grand dinner, enough to
ration an army was then participated in
In the afternoon Elder Hemerer delivered
very instructive address to the youth and
those who are entering upon lifes active
responsibilities. The grove exercises were
then closed by some beautiful singing. l
was altogether one of the most enjoyable
occasions the people of Big Stone ever par
ticipated in.
A game of Base Ball was played by tn
1st and I'd mines of Big Stone.
The social gathering in the evening wa
an immense affair. A Pavilion 24x32 wa
built, for the occasion, in front of the resi
dence of W. B. Dow. We are informe
that upwards of forty couple participate
in the dance and that forty numbers wer
sold.
H. French's String Band, of four pieces
furnished music for the occasion.
E PERKINS.
Big Stone, July 5th, 1879.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

An intercepted letter from on convict to
another fortunately exposed murderous
scheme, whereby the convicts in the Mas
sachusetts State Prison hoped to have Sc
cured their liberty. The plans ere per-
fected and but for the timely exposure, il
is thought that the prisoners would have
been successful.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Gen. Grant has determined to visit Aus
tralia before returning home. One reason
of his deciding to remain abroad for some
time longer, is said to be on account of the
silly and soldering reception which few
political leeches determined to tender him.
The great excursion to San Francisco is of
course indefinitely postponed
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

ton from r. ]. Hall, in regard to Mr.. Har-
ris' resignation. All we know of the mat
ter is, that it is claimed, that none of Mr..
Harris bills were allowed or paid until af-
ter suit had been commenced in the Dis
trict court, and one of the bills is yet un-
paid but as there was question as to its
legality we do not question the right of the
commissioners to wait until they knew
whether they were liable or not. Now the
question is, why were the other bills if cor
rect, not promptly audited and paid? But
as we wish to hear both sides we would re.
quest Mr.. Harris to reply, and the the sub
iect can be openly and fairly discussed.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17
REAL ESTATE
r Q r 8 A L II ;
A Splendid Opportunity to get
Land Cheap. and on
Good Terms
The undersigned has Large Quantity
of Land For Sale, in
STEVENS, POPE AND CHIP
PEWA COUNTESS.

PEWA COUNTESS.
And would invite purchasers to call on
him and look over his Large List,
Much of this land is owned by John Fl.
Camp. of st. Paul, and has been selected
with great care, and that, together with all
I have for sale, can be obtained on Easy
Terms; that is, part Of the purchase price
Cash, balance on Long Time.
The land above referred to, consist in part
of
5000 Acres in Steoens County,
5000 AcreS in Pope County,
10000 Acres in Chippesoa County,
and will be sold in Tracts to Suit Pur
chasers.
Also other Lands and Town Lots, among
which are:
A farm of 100 acres, 8 miles from Nor
ris, 100 acres plowed, and 56 acres in
wheat.
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor
ris with so acres plowed.
A house and two lots, in an eligible To-
catirn.
A house and two lots near the Court
House.
160 acres, a! miles from Morris. so acres
ready for crop; splendid location and fine
soil; house and barn. One half cash, bal
ance in one and two years.
100 acres, Al miles from Morris, 80 acres
broken, 60 of which is ready for crop;
good house. One of the best farms in the
county $500 cash; balance on time.
House and lots, in Morris, 8 rooms, 2
closets, pantry, hall, cellar, cistern, barn
and wood shed. One-half cash; balance
on time. Good bargain.
Several unimproved lots.
Parties desiring land, Or homes, should
not fail to give me call before making Sc
lections.
Morris, July is, 1878.
| w. w. GRIswoLD.
Office at Court House. 13tf
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

AS the national treasury will redeem
$246, 100000 of ten-forty and fve-twenty
bonds this month, our readers will please
excuse us if our reading matter is slighted
Counting such sum occupies very con-
siderable portion of our time.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

priated are not expended to suit the wishes
of a minority. and in manner that will
entail expense in the future. 1t would be
simply squandering money to build the
bridge at the present site.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

The Benson Times says: ''Let it be re-
corded that the criminal calendar of Swift
County contains six cases, in each of which
woman figures as we'll as a man. The
charges are rape, fornication, bigamy,
adultery and bastardy."
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

The st. Paul Dispatch of Tuesday says:
THE announcement is authoritatively
made, both at Washington and in St. Paul,
that the Office of Secretary of War has been
this city and accepted by him.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Mr.. Pusey in his Kandiyohi county let.
ter, kindly and correctly says:
''Gov. Pillsbury has a heart as big as an
OK, and is as sympathetic and kind as the
most delicate OF women. "-DtspGtch.
Kind of bull in china shop arrange
ment, so TO speak.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

"Why are you like crazy may, my
DEAR" asked wife as she seated herself
by her husband, Don't know, give it up"
he replied "Well I am your otherself"
drew closer-''a and your beside yourself"
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

The appearance of one or two cases of
yellow fever in Memphis has caused great
excitement in the South, and vigorous
measures are being adopted to prevent the
spread of this awful disease.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

So far no damage has been done to grow
ing crops by the recent storms. The in
tense heat during the past week may, now
ever, do some harm
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

With the ST. Paul & Duluth railroad in
possession, and under the control of Chica-
go and Milwaukee interests, we may look for
starvation prices. 1t means forty cents for
wheat
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

The whole upper portion of the new
Episcopal Church, in Benson, was blown
down by the storm last week. Considerable
damage was done by hail as we'll as by the
wind.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Talk about bright prospects, but Wake
fields chances for the governorship are suf-
ficiently bright to make an electric light
cast shadow.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Total ........... .1ss07 35379 17O72 3a9 4oO 12l
No. bushels potatoes in 1878, 9,49O; No.
bushels of wheat, 185,SO1, average nearly
IA bushels per acre; No. bushels of oats.
u ,266.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Our advice to farmers, is to employ all
the help they can work to advantage, dur
ing the coming harvest, and lose no time
in securing their crops from damage. The
weather during the past three months has
been very changeable, and there is no tell
ing but that it may be as variable during
harvest, and in view Of this we would
urge upon our farmers the necessity Of TAX.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Sir Garnet Wolseley has arrived at the
Cape and gone to the front The Zulus
will have a warm time now.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

Col. Girart Hewett, an old and promi
nent citizen of st. Paul, died last Monday
morning.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

'King Cetswayo's name is pronounced
Ktcho. ."-Ex. "Now how is Ktcho pro-
nounced "-Dispatch. Sneeze it my boy
sneeZe il.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

The postoffice at Chokago-half-way
house-in this county, has been discontin-
ued
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

ExGov. VIM. Allen, of Ohio, familiarly
known us, "Bill Allen" died suddenly at
his home rear Chillicothe, O., last Friday.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

The jackson Republic says: "Pray fer
vently for good weather, instead of cursing
the elements"
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17
W.. MUNRO, Editor and Publishe,

Be sure and stack your grain it will raise
it grade.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

For the first time in many years there is
only one theatre open in New York
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17
Attorneys.


RAILROAD BONDS FOR SALE,
Real Estate, Collection, Loan and Insurance
Agent. Office at Court House. no 36t
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

Cardinal Newman, In response TO 4 recent
conglau ui,iory address. said: Long before Wa q
CAthoic Priest set myself 10 ,hr work Of making The
school as also Tie lecture-ro0m Christian, and
that work engages mc f'ill have ever Joined
together faith and knowledge and considered
engagements in educational work n special pas
,oral Office When was public tutor Of my college
at oxford maintained even hercely. that my employ
mcnt was distinctly pastoral. lcOnsiiefcd bat by tie
satus az the university iuturs prof, s-iun OF
religious nature. never would allow that in teaching
the classics WAS absoVed from rylng on by means
al them an ethical training the minds or my pupils
consider college tntor 10 have the care Of souls and
before accepted the Office made private memorap-
ann that surprising could not carry Out this view Of
in the question would arise whether could continue
lod IT, 10 this principle have been faithful through
ont nv life IL has been defence 10 my self since uy
ordnafon 10 tie priesthood fOr not having gwen myself
to direct parochal duties and for having allowed
Of literary work"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

urprv,,- Cofr On -Wcshrcok, j.. Nos. 49, o.
si - 5o a. 10 -. 3D. ct ~ ~ lvn ~ - IN. l25'
1a- 1.g its -G. 1872. DO. 2iS, % .o1, 2lt, 2l1.
SirrUiog toulI-SPEcIAL 1E'@-CuIts G. J.-No day
Caltuuar. ~. -,
CllrlOtr.
Il S i aOj7, - lS-. 1891, ~. 3 lg5, 1876 l3l ly-,
NC ,lau. -Nos S. 1867. lsso s52l. ll2 le2
MA 5l ls5. 4 ,57, 10. l9l. 1872. ln3. lsl. 3j2-
j.. Nos. ~. l~2. dioo. -u&4, ",
100 "a -1.B 1ll. lSB lsi. lS5. lS1, lr'.
e7e rtr Sr..inN--rART I-rnN!fg. J.The People at.
,,.r, poltatn homicide; william curry. James &. Foley,
william pennan Michael Lagan. Dsyid ke,fe, robbery
rS m bronson Ffaucs Christie burglary lille Mead.
Grand larceny leopold acken burglary ltnes W Rob
--1 Thomas IIxlv. John Perry, Michael Brown, Thomas
,i,sh Nar-eret Fox grand larceny James Reilly, IceUy
fr'fn fhe 1,fsnu; ; ! hoinas Meade petit larceny.
pam Il-Gud.rsecVe. J.-IhC People -. oscar Guy.
Iarrs Nc Kcun casper ueuzler Maurice C'na0n, William
ew,.n Patrick Car-v, fe0uious assault ana battery Syl
,.i.r v James Kcfrean burglary. PaUck Motley. grand
,rcrv; Michac NaW false pTcen"es; Lizzie COled. lar
ceiy from the person
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
E-RcIAnS SENTENCED TO prison.

Michael Murphy, George Leonard and Alex
andcr Afc-n- were arrested on Tie "'h isi. m TIC
l.use eft g. r. Manning. No. 40 West 1mrty-fourth''.
frtovf .s incy h.a made barearious entrance. Du-
sn n. Latter part Il August and the beginning a. sep
number of private houses We're rarsachrd hy
,levcs a,,l among the principal sufferers were Dr.. W
q yIu,i.n No - East Ninth-st.; Mrs. Mary G.. Dayc-
liu,k X IL Est Ei-bteenth-,t; General J. Watts oe
P.y..r. r.. 80 East Twenty-frst-sL; Faviu- J. allen.
NJ ofl Ioxiuston-ayo.; +. A. Coalcy. No. @6s West
Twert,-ioug,h--t; Mrs. J. II. Billings No. 1T Last
Nfrci,etih-.t. ana Richard O'Gorman. No 4l6 West
Tven.v-tri-si The prisoners pected of beng
menb. r.. o. gang who had perpcuatcd the lohberes
end evidence against TWO Of them, Higgins and Murphy
was coneu> We the time 81 their arrest The latter
D,otc "a shirt and the former nccke which had been
stolen from Mr. Aliens house. large quantity Of the
,ropcry stolen by the gang sccreted In the prem
jse. of "a liquor dealer, named Sheridan. on Thireenh-
ST. and Ae has been indicted as receiver of stolen
xro,rv In the Court Of G, neral Sessions yesterday,
Murphy. Leonard aud Higgins pleaded guilty 10 the
,,,rrl,rv Oh Mr. Manuing's premises. In sentencing
them Tor this offence. Judge Cowin said he failed 10
any reason why The highest penalty imposed 10y Law
should rot De dealt ont thcm and lie sent them to
State Irson ior years. Murphy also pleaded guilty
TO the Indictment charging lim with robbery al MI.
Aliens house, and was further sentenced =" etate
Tr-o years and nall 90 begin al the iermna-
Ton of the first III sg1ns stood his trial on The Ill
d.ctncnt for robbmg MI Aliens house ana was con-
V1ced ln passing sentence on hin, JnNge OOWiE re-
marked that a. he mad 10 his innocence, he had
added thc crime OF perjury 10 that Of robbery lie
,hercfr r.ye MIN the fi extent Of the law for burg
Iarv n degree. of which he had been convicted,
and sentenced him to state Prison for nNe years. 10
be Gin at the expiration OF his hrst term.
ST Angelo with intent 10 DO him bodily injury
Augn.t 3 last III yard IN the rear ONO 80 Mulberry
aud being refused. stabbed ST. Angelo In the back
He was sent 10 state Prison Tor iaree years.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

nomination for Governor and defeat seems inevanle
IN that state at the coming election. whatever may pe
the grounds of this quarrel tie eNiscuoc sD"un nav
been recognized and the best efforts should nave ne
made 10 secure "A nomination for Governor thht N"ni
nave united TIE party instead OF splitting IL o nvs''
fragments. Eut only too evident tha me cause %
tbe Democracy has been sacriceu for prfeonal CON
eiieations THIS breach viii cause the loss oI az es.
40 coo votes 20 the regular nominee Unl'eu 'iie
p,,rattc party in NeyYor required all it, resources
and all I.s strength TO succeed IN thls tccuoh ~
Nnvenlber Under these circumstances the Democracy
n The country will be compelled for The sake OF ser
preservation to seek standard bearer else" ntir n"
m NeNVnrE for 1850 They cannot afford to TRANSPORT
ms contiicf into the next National Democratic Con-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
HOW THEY LOOK Al IT IN INDIANA.

The proceedings OF the Democratic COnven-
tiOn OF NcwNO IN far lhoy relate to the nOima
of candidates evidence suicidal mania rarely IL
ever exceeded IN the history OF American politics 4
pUrely personal quarrel has been adroity pu-
LATED as 10 inmate In a STATE Convention destructive
of that harmony and unity necessary to Tam
many and 1ildcn inauguIaed reign of treason to the
welfare Of the Democratic party not only IN NewYor
but the country. III the face OF the
demand FOR have div siOns aud dssensODs.
A Democratic victory. made certain by the action Of
Conklings convention. has been thrown away simply
because personal anmOsiics were permitted To control
the Of parry and prevent from taking the
tide of fortune at the food Never was e FOLLY OF fac
tion brought into bOlder prominence. Tho New-NOrk
Democracy would be greatly benefited BY a few first
class funerals At tJis writing the outlook 10 NewYork
fattering for the Immediate future OF the Demo
cratic party and since the prospect has been made
gloomy the foies OF its leaders, n Is not reasonable
suppose that Immediate remedy be found for
the wrongs they have Inflicted
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
TIE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ROBINsON's DEFEAT
WILL. REST WITH TAMMANY.
Fr0,, The Etf.irI Grzeffe (psnD

Incius Robinson is the Democratic nominee
and John X, y has "bOied." 80 much the better for
t,ov.runr Robinson, and much the worse for Kelly
Ihe is.ue accepted There II bu one duty for Demo
cratic journals and Democrats TO do. That is plain
aud it1uer.tvc II T. 10 stand by the regular nomina
lions az the party other course Is political suicide
for those Who ia moment ~ passion led 10 OF
indt.crefion which In their cooler moments they may
regret md possibly make amends FOR. Cheating
prsper No less T. II true that "boting" never pros
rers In view Of all The circumstances there but
The one Thug to do nominate LucIus Robinson and lot
tne responsibility for the result rest upon those who
have gone out the party But keily's secession viii
not ~ our opinion, defeat Robinson. He and VIII
hc elected Governor despite the action OF TammaDy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

A young Chinaman named All Now was
arrested yesterday by officer John Shea OF ne Four
teenth Precinct charged with passing two counterfeit
nve dollar bills on the Tamaqua Bank and the
Other on the National Bank OF Paving. on Abraham
TAYLOR poultry and Ash dealer. An Nov Is employed
a. cook in Chinese boarding house, ana as such pur
ehns.. the supplies. days II IS charged that
l guyc yaVlor the first h and yesterday On nis pre-
soutng md one he arrested All Nov protested
ll- iuuocrucs. He said that be received the bl lac
attempted 10 pass yesterday IN change nom cOther
in fle HowcTy. from whom hO had bought pain OF
trousers United states Commissioner Shields held him
f,r. e.utluatlOu ia 300 bail.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SFN YORK CITY

Iexngton.ave. 5 o cor 81 lcjthst. i2e.l0x7O; John
n Deane and wIfc 10 Anne Davis ..----.- !
l1lfh.s p. lhs u uf fti ave. 2aNlNo.lD John n
Dcane and wife % Thomas = Irrecy ..---.--.--.-..
1lOth IT. d - l3u n Of TIL ave- .jr lpb 10; John II
Ieane and wife 10 1hemat Ircacv .-...-.--.
S5thst u p. g75 n OF Jfn-ayc. ..Nlu2.2f philip
Never iO Reheccl Never
2dave, :. 5l.2 II If 4tth-st 6lNi"0 John Doyle
and wife to Israel iai per-.
l0let--t IA a. 37GS n w oi u. ave. l-.4Xol l. W En-
arson referee 10 John h'rrs
Courflaud ave cor 81 Dcnnan n. box Op. aud also
ss OF tsouvcfneurst. 100 70 O. 81 CouTuandtave. Ia
Deuman.st. 6ox23G 10; Bernard T. McCaff.rty
referee o. Robert VI
Naegle ave. n T. $50 n 1T EnwoDi ~, lOlXa9A4
xitrrsular; also ses Oi Maggie ave. I3u II " Of
l.l wood NJ. IION25O; ana a." q OF BrualWay or
kingsbridge-road. leOxl5ui Henry HoseuDlatt
ana wifc 10 Arnold Iustg
converueur.st = lo1 n OF Courtlandtave 50x
i!S.5: Horuard r. Nice aiierty. referee. TO Robert n
Sir-beigh -.-.. -..--..-.-- -.--...-..,-..-..--..
1924 ~ n A 3O2.9 II of 4th-ave. 2jxlOO.l Jacob
Rupperi and wife to John & GitR----..-----...
Ave H "a = $50 n "a of 4th 81 l24tn ard). JOXl25;
Putnam and Wife 10 NJ Rooney
43d A. No 32g West. 25XlOO.4 Daniel Van Cott
referee. sarah Thomas -.....-...
lO2dst n :. 1918 Il " Of tthave, 2bxloO.ll Jacob
Ruppert ana wife To Ashbel Flich-.-..... ......-
Dtlancev-s; - 80 II ~ Pttst. 5Oxs1.6; Meade.
referee. 10 WIN Boorum and another. executors,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
TIE NoMINArION ACCEPTED.

The contest over the nomination for Cover
nor Wac an earnest aud SPIRITED An unfortunate
complication had arisen In the party growing out of
local differences IN me city OF New-lork, which de
yeoped IN bitter opposition 10 the denomination OF Gov
rnor Robinson and resulted in the withdrawal OF the
New York County delegation from the convention. The
earnest honest opposition 10 the denomination OF Gov
ernor Robinson outside the CITY OF NewlOIk, lbored
faithfully for General Slocun. In fair stand-up
test they we've beaten and with that love for play
which Is ingrained IN the Democratic heart they viii
earnestly support Governor Robinson rs they did Gen
eral siocum OsWegO County favored the latter and
worked for his nomination zeaOu,lY. They Lad their
say nud they salute the fag.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER H. !S7o

- , ......... S6,1ol
Dav. Ann and husi,anl TO II Dan S'''' =" sGl6
Durrin ChaFlrs and wife - Jonas hsf'nl - 1I"
and 59tl -si, etc. g. B0firAg's' 9' ., 400
Hussrn Jos rh wife to Wm Warucn NOS l"' 95Oo
snd I0-9 fOWery , 'eafs.. -,
Iocfer % vile a. John BaIer. S'thst' VI oc0
Ins,,g Arnoid % levi 4 Lockwood executor ec m
<arricaye near Iwoad--t. etc 3 y"arr----,.,- '''
Na.bcrrrr "A -. n Thomas Niiehergef, W l"'H- non
ave- 81 ,Gihs months .---.-... --.-...--, -
Miller " reare AID husband o. Jacob lnpler|S *.
"a q. " of Ave n demand ---- -
Rugrles amnt y. 10 LUIS walton. y" - 'h' ann
place G, morfraCcsl . yeais--.---- al
Tr,ary Thomas T. Holm "A peauc, u : D. luih .l
ssllIthst of i;hayc. O. moriHas"sl "'"'' O. 5se
same To- ioyl Asrnwal and others. executors cte'
sIl liihst. Of 4fhayc. lois - m"r'iiH'''' 900
same fo Mary Jones. II Il4th st. Of 4ihave' roo
- pror,o
same 10 the Protestant EPISCOPAL Soclety Tor itp,,
* and ! the State of New-h "Ik lif'"'
~ q of st-ave. lots g., morfragcsl . wears
Same a. James Naruum trustee, etc, n li'-9'' ,oD
Of ftlayc: . years -..-.----- 900 wa,
Thomas sarah. 10 VIM Hutch1ron, y" J-' "es' ooJ
i3ust; j year --''-'----''--
prcopnrn ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Gurpcr heimer Eliza 10 Solomon Nafx-...'...- ss.oo
MARY Solomon. TO Joseph NOelgcr. -''
smith, aud another, executors 'lc' I" ho""o' o.o
smith 900
O. same
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
CHINESE GAMBLERs IN COURT.

Gentlemen of leisure who chanced to stroll
into the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning saw
curious somewhat novel sight ChiDa
men, who had been arrested Monday evening for gam
bling No. 81 AOtt-s. placed al IN. bar WiiIc
Detective Adams explained 10 Justice Morgan The
little gam" al which the prisoners were caught Tue
detective has been studying the Tor weeks
while he has had his eye the haunt After hearing
The case Justice Morgan discharged tweDty-sx OF the
men arrested, aud held FO Cha. alias Charley Wall
iams" William Ham, tie alleged proprietoIs Of the
den. for trial.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Gin properln 90 Get.

IAEGE number of desirable Offices and
lnff f rf On ces uan Nassau. run end 0ii'r-ii'i-
near thr Posi- Ollce KULASD e WHITING, Leekinah
sf., \ Wy oT-.
g1TLLT furnished tOnr-stOry corner house,
u sla.onaye C3d-st, 10 let % private ianly j.
J.. BARI ~. $40 itilaye.
no LFT.-m the "Nancorlear apartment
I.iliu. an -fayc 55th and jut1-si-. from August
.ry,ral su $50 70 $1,000 near Central FaiA hic poy
and horoeh, Constructed with al nnlcln az tnc; must
I -crI ~ be-, an, rc,atoI Apply 10 JNO. DUNNELl 81
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT APPEALS DECIDED
ALBANY Sept. l6.-ln Court of Appeals. Tuesday,
epteiuber I6 1879 ProseHtrho Hon sanford r. Church
ustloe and assOciuss The following decisions
handed down:
eBt Ag Quicksilver Mining Con pany David King Jr.
OtherOrder OF the General Term attmed aud Judg
Iprut " special affirmed stated opinion. with
cost respondent against the Quicksilver Mining Com
pany. appellant
1yt agt Quicksilver Mining Company. appellant Kent
Oi the General Term afirmed and Judg
special All Ted with cOsts ~ the
against appellant:
Kelt a Quicksilver kting Company and others--Judg