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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-29
Thermometric Readings.
Hair Jewelry.

All kinds of hair work done in first
class style. Call at parlors of Simmons
house from 4 to 5 and from 7 to 8 p. m.
See designs. it,
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It cures dyspepsia, headache, dizzi-
ness, pimples, and all eruptions of the
skin. Addoms & Glover's Blood Puri-
her. je20tf
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Engraving in all its branches is done
at ZEHNFR, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
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Punch" cigars, 8 for 25c, "Old
judge Rosa Conchas,n 3 for 25c, at
II ADDoMs 81 GLoyERfs.
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Why suffer with cramps and collie when
adose Of Addoms i Glover's Blackberry
Cordial will relieve You jy17-tf
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WANTED-A man to do the cooking
for a restaurant. Inquire at A. Mich
ols' restaurant On Sixteenth street.
jy27-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-29

Try our new brand Perfection
cigars, 3 for % cents.
jy17-tf ADDoMs& GLOVER.
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Reserved seats, only one dollar for
"Remenyi Concert" this evening. 1t.
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TAX ROLL.
An Abstract OF the Assessments for the
Year 1879 in Laramie County.

The county assessor and the board of
equalization for the county of Laramie
having completed their labors upon the
assessment rolls, the county clerk, Mr..
J. X Jeffrey, prepared a concise cpl
tome of the assessment, which was
turned over to the territorial board
yesterday, in accordance with the law.
The following is a copy of it, and the
several divisions show the total amount
of listed property and its assessed value,
in this county:
Acres of land with improve
ments, Is, o .......... S1OO,Os3 90
Town lots and improy'nts, 677, 20S 90
Horses, $3.50. ........ 102, 16O 90
Mules, 262. 1925 90
Neat cattle, 97,641..... . 1902, 013 90
DSheep and goats, 56,941... 71,467 90
ISwine, 99....I........... 431 90
Musical instruments. -. $3.50 90
Clocks. watches, gold and
silver plate. .......... 11,G76 90
Capital employed in mer-
cnanuiSe ana manl1iac-
turing. 2 1880 90
Household furniture. 49,. 1910 90
Family utensils and me-
chanics' tools ........ 1870 90
Stock in shares of corpor-
ations or companies. -. 1850 90
Carriages and, vehicles of
every decription, 575.... 80 ,25O 90
Personal property not here
in enumerated, belonging
to corporations or COM
panies 1882 90
Gross mount of all other
property, not herein emu
merated ............ {, 125 90
Moneys and credits. ...... 76,375 90
Amount of premiums of
insurance companies. -. 11,438 90
Private libraries ......... 1,710 90
Total assessed valuation SO, 234, 144 SO
Total assessment last year, 3,072, 1877 90
Increase of assessment. S16t, 947 55
These figures show that Laramie
county is on the right road to wealth,
and though young in years, will rank
with many old and prosperous counties
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CROCKERY

Very cheap, in either China or Stone
ware, at +. Z. Warren's. m30-tf
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
An elegant ne,o line Of Chamber and
Pdrtor S,its. Go ana see them,
ml3dawtf at F. 4. WARREN's.
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Patronize Chris. Kapp's saloon, res,
taurant and bowling alley, on sixteenth
street. je12tf
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Silrerrrdre IN great par,ety,
m~y1Sdawtf at WARREN's,
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BIRD CAeEs.-lmmense stock. New
styles.
jul 2-tf. F. E. WARRENs.
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We have just received a car load of
white lead, oils, ~turpentine, Paris white
and painting material generally, which
we offer for cash at very low figures.
jy17,tf ADDoMs s. GLOVER.
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Recreation Hall.
Dissolution Of Co. partnersbip,

Seats 400. Stage 2Ox3o, scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. jy3-tf
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Goto the Remenyi Concert, this ev.
ening. 1t.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-29

A frst-class entertainment, at Re-
creation Hall, this evening. 1t.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-29

Reserved seats at Hollis Book Store,
for the ''Remenyi Concert this even.
ing. 1t.
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BEER MUGS
Selling at half price, to reduce stock.
m3O-tf f. E. WARREN.
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Fo first class watch work go to
ZEHNEE, JACKSON & BUECHNER's
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WALL PAPERl
WALL PAPERll
WALL PAPERiII
New Stock; Nobby Styles, low prices,
m13dawtf at F. L. WARREN's.
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leel Ice Ice
Orders for ice left with Sloan, or at
John Durbin's meat market, will re-
ceive prompt attention. m6tf
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HANNA & Murphy sell Rock Springs
coal. my6-tf
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For fine jewelry to order go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUECHNER's.
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For fine watch repairing,
jy10-d1y d. MILLER, 18th street.
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HANNA & Murphy sell Rock Springs
coal. my6tf
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Increase of assessment. -. S161, 947 SIS
These figures show that Laramie
county is on the right road to wealth,
and though young in years, will rank
with many old and prosperous counties
in the states.
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OWL NnTLS.

TIE General Term Of the Supreme Court
Second District. VS. asked yesterday 10 remove rom
oCi.e Eugene Archer AID Jane. a. Lomer Justices o.:
the Peace iu Wcstchcster County, for aileasauce IN
office. referee Viii b. appointed TO AXE testimony.
Thomas c. Bennett, charged by George W.
NJ stnrc.s was arrested IL Brooklyn by Detectives
Ilod and OCounor Of the District Attorneys Cfec and
brought yesId before Jud-e G"yrrioeyc in the
Court Of General scsslOns and held bail g. 900.
Tn clarSc asaIIst HIN Is Grand larceny.
Among the employees Of the Kings County
Charities Cotunis9iuuc:s who were unpaid Tor tour
months during last year by reason OF The exhaustion
Of the approuTatE was Dr. Peer /. HcLeu,E, who al
pncd 20 the supreme Court Brook, yn for maud anus
COMPEL III. Supervisors To- pay him for h!. services
YESTERDAY Judge Pratt GcGied the application.
Judge Pratt, il Brooklyn, has granted a
decree Of absolute divorce IN the suit o. Charles Hcr
uec against 5araH HertUcr The parties the
married IN ia the defendant under the Of sarah
Gravel Subsequently the .aHtf ascert4ncd that Size
was that tlm' thc Nlc 81 Henry EroH ~ oi RgCkaU
aud also thu Size v2s Improperly intimate Win JAMES
i Watson
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THE COCRYS.
SUING THE BROoELYN TABERNACLE.

SUING THE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE.
The second trial Of the suit OF ex-Trustee
William !. Geston AGAINST the Brooklyn Tabernacle 10
recover 81 3l2 alleged have been loaned bY the pam
tit was begun yesterday in the Brooklyn City Court
before Judge Rey uods an jury The Tabernacle let
NJ counter-claim subscription Of $1,000 toward
paying the debt OF the church February II, ISIS
tins tbs plaintiff replied that the subscriptions
were moi made IL good faith and binding The
Jury, w1icd Obtained without difficulty, contains
fhres Nathoiists. three Roman Caho'ics one BE ~
Sweden rg1Ru, One CousTegatiODasf. one NJ
tartan aud uers o! 10 church. Morris Pear
ssH appeared Tor the Iiaiauf, and A.. "
Tcruey and : !. Freeman for the defendant
The case opened by M P"aiSaii, WHO
stated that Mr. Isluace UutrIly am ;uuced the
February l. ta nc so 800, whereas g meet
ing or TIE Trustees 81 the previous month he hdd -'4l
that II 500 600 II also claimed that many ~
the .ubscTp uHIs Is2de February i were BY !fr-
sgou..ait per -OLs .ud Others made without ny
authority. The plaintiff William J. Gc!>tor, was me
OuY witness e1c1 ny The prosecution Ia opening tAe
defence, M Freeman said thai he had never 0,Iofe
listened 70 suCl array o. Embellishments AZ had bceh
unds by the plaiut Il counsel. Nelson HsmslH, inc
present treasurer % tin Iabernar!H, and WlIIldB
Howell. ruen4b.T Of thu church testified AT consider
able length M TaI2ct sal n Inc courtroom through
"a
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EFFECTS OF A WAR PROCLAMATION.

The suit of George !. KOrms against Otis
" Gutter, winch finished Yesterday before Judge
wallace involved interesting question o. law. This
wa whether cotton grown the west bank II the Mis-
sssipp River AND taken 10 NevOleHs before june -,
1861 was emitted the benefit II the proelamattu o.
President Johnson issued on that date renewing Oh
structn4 from trade Products Of the cuary
Ststes east of the Mississippi. The IAN alton IA ic
elcuce 70 STATES - The Mississippi was moi made
until jane -. 1864 The defendant, as PurcaaHinS
Az Mt II the nted STATES, bought OF tae plant on
JYne 4 SGJ ssvcra hundred bales or cotton. About
81 jOJC OF he upon jas paid June J., aad d1out
the same amount June 70 The pla nun brought s
to recover he whole with Interest," amounting 10
about S60,On0 Judge MulIce held that tn- pam ~
could no recover th paid befoc TIE hrs clsnia-
ticD bur tai he cy!d THE amount paid on JuHc
20. - tn paid under protest on TINS, the only
question f.ci submitted yc.e4day the jury disagreed
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rALFEnAE, IHls DNY.

SUPREME CorRI-CHAABg as Donohue. J>e- IS. &c. O.
g.. g5. III. llH 10 $50 l53, lJ{. -oJ. 81 80
80 .-4 Isl PSI 2~G. 2~~. |~'. 81.
-9TqM !EaG,,'an Egr.t. J--IAw . aRf AZ -
-gl ssh rcn o. 81. 9I3 9lf 9.e "2o 20 49, BE-
g3S ga7 N3> gJ9 ell 9'3. 94G. - lcS 50 ~ 80,
C!.Ciu-FAar II-LaT rcac, ~. ~; go .t,oii
.jSb 274 2IU". IO44 $50 - - -'I, -tb3' oo2 "Do7
PAN iIf-Vn Bruut J-C1se 80. 3JJ9.-FIonch aGt.
Redmond al-No GGy calendar. -, 20
srFFEI'R CJrET--:E.!iL IEhH-STtir J--N"4. o. 'O'
IFIiL TraY-P.Rr I-spIgvicl.J-N $50 800 3js. go
-. ~ 81. rs 4f3. S'6. J. 40 % 30 o. 49, t3''
PAN u-freedaaA j.-Cl,o on No. 57o.-May ast
ScllUyic-
C4Hoy PIEAs-.rLTLL TraH-C p Day C. INos - D. J.
7pl yns8 sol. 7-5 .a~- .u--, = 81, As. 20 1890
pan IL r lav J-$o- - F96 al, So, l9oo 'i'
SIS. -. $50. 81. sJ'. 80. ri. q :, ~. -
MAENf CcuEr- Trial lIGN-PA.I Ne Ada.n =. '"s'
1914. 1913 53-G 51-t ~ = I1s ,t' 1'5@ |oj'' "'''
54C7. 54t3 - - tf,5. ITO . ~ at9l 'io1e MA
PA-r IA~eT G. -. ."!g-3. 3.i1 "547: .''- 20
PAN lII-~lra. J-Na- ..nt - 3 ST. J. ,t'' -. -
GrEF4.L SEseu,--PAEr In rr-lr'vl J.-N.oi IN .r
AID battery george to- l7c We
ton..- francis smith Wan II. Vincent. larceny from me
person Hugh h~l. p.A ID cta!;Al, Mary hhye- hIy
Funr-lI, John Irt-rI1n. Frederick N,if tatWhr cara
NichoI. Ca-atos. Michael Barry VIM Iu'uo Peter Joid
lArr owing. d. III. smith. robbery IcIo !rGe.
Guitar f-o-rds assault and battery 80 10 IT.
scimiyon MrDOuoeh, grand larceny ia" ara Ser
- u, prtii i1"'vrY
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C0VPT OF APPEALS

AIRANY. y. Y. Feb. Ia.-In the Com. Of Appeals
to8sy the following business vas transacted
So. 4S-Auns NJ Cusum1a respondent art. Tlaver Man
fa,tui4ny JoNc-ry Coaauy. appellant AIgD,d Robert
J. s1cIt n. l.'It TO- sI-JutcNt-
No. adams BrittoD. respondent az AmEt4aA Il Rad
lr. a.! "a q. '--ts. IbH.t'rO-
NJ fl-Da.ld q. " Ntlvey respondent az. Low
epp-l8t Argued by Arcrs@ II. II. bav appellant
Iu,us Pe,kupm fOl respondent
80 yi-JIsoph d. EatAGuu And another. alpel4nts agl
CtK"U-' steamboat COMPANY lt-pUn0e1L Argued ly
Samuel Hand fox appellants Au1e" II L. DaNson ~.
IcsrInLIt
Wsld Ben. p.l~.t. sir. 10y g.. ". buI 20 lo appel
ward Pa tar~O toI respondent.
-. war. l.. NatiesJI. Respondent aCt View 1cfk
Central 0ud Hudson TIv'. Railroad COmrIuy. appellant
Argued b., J1uIt 81 PRATT fJr appellant liam L. kIuctr
ny respondent
f'-I bennett reir0Hde e. agf J-m'~ Fu' han
al,.. Argued b, william G. hrusI ior appellant
l.rarvt y. Kennedy To- rrsrnId-.t
r'r follow No arc the calendars Tu@-liv: Motion
c4.trfar Ne-. 80. 5U5 Day C-c.car-Scs. g. II
90 - ..-. u
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nrrIsInNs-.FfE. 10

9.aycnc Co1T-C 6aDd.r.- 81 Jal-a Barrett
Ti..u.. ~ 't -uc,tr ui Tam ~ t"HW' an t'iri
-er opW..u. connolly az 'oAlof-'li''i '-''Ir~ a.
o,t Ifi- matter having been d.s dr orally The ia.,s
ION fl0t ana IN ". '- iI .t s.5.' ~ - IS
i- notion a. va.4j. order 81 a1ost DENIED Win go
c,rt. TrtseI- sgt Weed pit- settled or rii-n ~ l,l
a&t. Er1aht"t- Charles rory @lI"ihe IoIIc' Isl lug,
az; 't tAr order @..nt iirsS 1s- I'-'' hsi -
can good reas"n for ad4i'tu@ ilr p'-"H' 90 p
l.. T.-t !o.3i...- .rI s-t HIFs MOTION LEO Win
ot costs. matter a. lh' 'cn IHrc skirt CONF any
1o exception WIZ b heard Oh The 40 instant In ih' mat
IN f iGt.I tuIr"t un &c ap ;ngun - D." ~llic2"
u~,,r-,iuy.. Nelu agt. E'li-l n 1k utit st"I- be-
- ,.3.n- Of r,fre-Hef.r-i in y T. Frrcl -hc-hr-d
art Cokair proof a. service no sufficient sho tine ~
- -r~e--f ~ cr-r7ru. 1r fr7 Vis7I h' r.'-1
f H. Inc o--,uA hry'ur been h'ar' an" e,sss - Ont
lnr, &c. son - In" 5". =. ,.. p.-a pa ~. 4s
iU lac. decided and dismissed VfA"c' cc@', wa ~K'-
s,ss.,, o-gu ~ ht-d IpemorslSrln H1SotH az
Lu1Noro d.aoi IlG b. az l-'7 ne So. "
'.cd conn :8ic. rr-gusor Alyt Nsn 'ol'en-Not'n
q u.d Hc4 Dol lIuf.l~C.l Ntltl!1t f%t ..'A
,,.r or nam m OF cgs o. GefaL' auf 50 ,Ji ~ 20
go, 81 - .,-,,l AT Vy...- rreceolRr I-Teo on bond 81
90" ons V.-I,f.lII a. TtIrz Notion DEEMED without
c.sts ~, Il,sLJc5lrL. Gsudy =E W. ar liAfT-N-A
~ ,.fteJ x -1~--rca-iam. -'t4-ri AT
loilsit. scou srt Ac-er R9ttI'e 40. Bowt. 90" 90
akOrs Notia.f i.7nr-. Evrg5gI.t act BVTAA"l'i
AIT seALltt ua,l1 II =. Guinness granted 40.
Ggbit az. NoL;' T5--Se- orir..n Ayc- AZ ~ 80
o. sd Na!.si-I-' INSURANCE OH7a1y ~. -,l.' ~
iDstIo+ r. Company 49, ~ lht n....
II a. at Bets #Iay az. he, 'pgg' stewart s--
Fhsi9a be no' az De oio9l 81 al, 10 ne RI,irJ Of y
Murray Eal ant IneusJ.ll Savings ban1 az. On.is
Agnoc9h1 a. ", ~ 1A ae'c ITst AT Fo.t Han
noud AL. Wjluews- Granted. ,
y Jse Van sgf > 5eser 81 ''d az.
Grant 81 a. GOO. the uicnOTaudLE
BY Judge Bargttt-Hotton -gt Gfodheaa Ct ai-of-eT
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vermont BENJAMIN D. Hopkins St Albans Rhode leland
T. b. Pendleon Westerly. kew-Yok-David = Biggs, ITu
msn.burs Henry Harp Green Island Charles b Wheeler
the Hudson ". $. Blair Angelica Albert Carter Cams
teo William HpT2ker Anegany '" J. Andrews t5rernwich
New Jersey Rufus ogden. KeypOrt; William :. Kelley
smthvile. Ohio Elisha H. Wise Warren; Ms T. 4 Per
lin CLYDE: NJ. Patterson Crestlne. KENTUCKY -JOhn
TAYLOR, Richmond Robert NJ. Hampton, Ashland D. {. l.
Wutersmlih. Elzabethtown James Howard MOunt Ster
ling INSTRUMENTATION VI. Pound. Russell; Thomas ].
Rooiey Fort s b. Hickman Cofervile. Charles IL
Phillips Natery.le.
Surveyors = Cusions-Dslos lyon al Dubuque. Iowa
William J. smith. at " emphi. Tenn
I.dian Thomas = free for the and Foxes %
Iowa " T. Kent Great NeInaha Agency, Nchrleka
1oln D. smith az Springs AGENCY oregon. and
\. 1.-THE CO.vue Agency. NashiAgou en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
DE. RnRsON.S MISSING Will.

In the contest Of the will of DR.. Benjamin
T. R,b.on before Surrogate CALVIN yesterday an effort
made prove by Margaret Cullen ser'anf "a fh"
family. the testators benjamin, burned tie
VII of his father IL November 1874. The witness wa
iiilteraJe irish woman speaking with s0ch strong
hrOgIe that she could scarcely bC uuders'od III, Wiz
testified that Brtanllu Robson burn pa
no. the crate fire. after hc had sad mat the VIII
~ Of so she. however, cO1d not say tuAt the
W. The plpc. harmed. Hex attention was ttlci 70
substGurpt conversation n which NJ S4-o slid mat
the Old doctor would BE- persuaded 10 draw another VII
Ni>thrr Benjamin SAM, SHE -IAverec. tLai any ia
made vs. his LtboT wouldn't be OF any use; he Hadnt
4ny mind o. any memory" Ire crosse Xt'ulr at'Ou OF
tf.is w''u.s- v-ch WI Occur February ~ IL l- cX-
pcCtet. VIII be very severe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11

IL the suit o. Cornelius =. Vanderbilt against
William Il. Vanderbilt, Judge DoaoLus died yesterday
tie following decision:
The objection taken tie Commissioner Of Jurors FL
tins case cannot D. tanned - Vr-cncr Of favor or
interest pat shown, and a reflection ou lis
character - dl.claue3 To hold mat beca"se he - an
active associate Iu pul'cs with ~ ine counsel OF
cendant WOld prevent any on FER elected by the "o
pie from acting; that the partner OF the 81 e. counsel
once Idi cas Tor him. cannot Oc otle CjiUu 80 Gr
a The tire Tor the return 0f the jury concerned.
think the defendant SLOWS good reason tor drrtiing Il
To- the tr-t Monday 10 Apu and It i accordingly fixed
Tor that day iu Part l. hioTc Judge Van Bruu make
such o. pos ton a. us NAV then deem proper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
UNABLE TO REGAIN HIS SEAT.

Arthur l.. ScwalIs application foran ln1unc-
ton which would have the effect Of restoring hun 10 bis
rights the Stock Exchange hes been denied 10y Judge
S.dlwi,E, in Superior Court, SPECIAL Tenn. lie vas
partner John Bonner. and consequence Of bis rc2
t.O;s Bonner and his Inability 10 nee, lis contracts
wa xcl cd and h.s seat Was suil. Judge sctSUIrG
holds that ;rc C8pU'-on was not properly made, pat
that fLercsS UrclCIcty lr granting an injunction
winch cou,Q give 40 nights. Under other clause. ~ tho
constitution o the Exchange the pianut il su-QcaG' e.
and question OF hs OF entry into the long room
LuSt t.cd 10 another form VI action ana s Ighi 10
seat mas asserted Whru suspension ceases. Inc
compliant IL therefore dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
AMHERST coLLEcr cYNNA,rrc covrE-Gs.

ANuER-T, Mass, Feb. 9.-Ihc Amhcro' til
leac annual cyIuu.suc exhibitions -. the 500 Vas
arm prizes took place yesterday afternoon in the Co"
lego Hal in the presence % large crowd o spectators
TIE classes went through the duub-pel exercise aII
march IN the following order: Freshmen c.d-s II H.
tIid. captain Sophomore class, w. L. rih'H' Or
lain; Junior Glaze c. J.. Lane. captain. The marching
~ :hr Sopio cic-, very tue Tho cNb D'Ioh
for the SAWYER prizes took place tis evening at 100 I'D
the gymua ~iuru lie. iuGgc- - award arr TIE Re-, g
4 Woods Professor =. *. Cllr-.riu- and u. T. y FISH
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pcoposdls
TUEAsJKY lY"NrIEsT.
)PgiCE cE TuE LI.H.u t,f Pc ARD.
AsH.NDfyN. Res. q. $50.

" Ao.l.Nt iyN. J r1 81 - %
l,FAI.ED PROPOSALS will De received no
- rs orf,e unn noon on Weanesiav ION rcbr1ay,
l--p f.r fltRN i~HING - OlEliNAN At TOMATO
-, AL BUOY each .slrsf drawing q f'rs
water All nuOu. loop puf on with band % e-i Win
terrrh whistle piltsct-d with Suitable guards and fU
n.. ItA spare ttHiurh whistle, Ar hU}s Q" De made m
~ he best matrlIar a4 exc $40 tf ABOVE
named r manner similar % t0r nHnF now 10 Dc
seen athoUsr uepot IN ~Ai' d. W ~ ,t tiIlug
M rf. fur- 10Th - 1atera. H'f 0Jrkmtusfp 20 tho
-l,ut u,aeue, - CO.. % .ao use lSoa and -
t .ersd or brf 3Oth June 1872 .u The following
Ita u l.t p.scr- hslrrs "r -peLri suh.ect ~
i,,-trrr..u I'D ....te.v snf before ucctl's-rr -.
1.u.- lvrr ei 20 he Lish house Depot n
Ill. lt. Dor oi IAN lIau,i.c', al
HIUrt l0 Pee drfrira tl we lighthouse Depot
li tp, as. uor OF Portland Ne.
.3 taI buoy. to 1r delivered % tc Iig thUse Depot
I'D M. h0rlrr ~ Boston. Mass.
DBOys 10 be delivered 90 lie Lighthouse
Don q uu staten Island. Y Y.
In reject al BIDS or o. waive detects, y
JOHN RODGERS, Rear Aita.fal Z. =. y.
Chairman Lighthouse B0sgl
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s.p,.a and c.r, CRY esquire appointed rstsre. TO take

granted Charlie, esquire appointed referee TO take
proof -.
Saperior Comf-SDecdl T,ym-Dv Judge SedRwick
-Sewe ag Ives et slPlsiutis complaint dismissed see
opinion. 49,. =,
BY Judge sper-Gutwdig agt. Crossman: Motion for
reference denied. Huhbo agt. Ihompk nsIhe nluncpn
order heretofore granted IL st Tsde with costs 10 the d
PENDANT Miler AIT GaWay.-lrmurrer Ovefruled WIN
Pretel ArfIHC Ice COMPANY limited ag Robsam ~
al Motion 10 ntcrplcli denied with COSTS see memorandum
BEL the Printing AMI Publishing Company-lh ne ac
te severed under the l36oth section ~ the cole icy
the order be Estte ON uDiDn SEE MEMORANDUM ftI
sgt Kuhn 90 ar renee ordered Pcrrepont agt hum
Il auder settled. MIEsua dgi. Bowman 81 s-ol'r loi
publication. plagan agt 1911 on 81 aRerntrtur ned shd
cvca,sl Iaur a. agt AuGpheYs Seclh1 II D.
Cladwin agt Taylor DAVIS same ag "a ne
Thorn la AT. j. TlOm2seil aEl
nallon ag Jones Barber act Belts uial agt
Appleton Woke De Graf; Cook act Patt; cane
Cane Brown act sexton Gordon ACT Martin Bnrgrss
aet Burgess. Long Is,el De Leon agt E.ltveill
at same Agate at Darwin Nah er hEt Manhatt
snfen act. Rre'iing.-Ordsrs granted. o.
v IGlge Van Worst iiartmHyrr 1g HaTcmcyer-la se
ana amendments settled So UIeuoi audum.
Common Pieds-Npccidi IrB-By thlef-Justlce IL
DAHL oyeoy R-dIyN' consent Of Michael Colnor
Rogers ast. SchlGalt-r.-A ppli. alton granted
rs Judge Van Fue-c1-In r. assignment o. HartshDr p
See opinion ME phaM ast isOL-LAe report u ''
referee + COuirmci , -.
scttlcd ,-. -.
ua!ute opinion. &rH-I'rt Iifr Insurance CpWrduJ
agt Thurson 90 slDrd.r -"trl Feb. 10. le." spencer
Sweeney AlA,uYI i tJr counsel EOOsr' cit AZ "
DOau e. al Motion granted see opinion.
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NOMINATIONS

VI .-.t:soION, Feb. 10.-Ihe President sent
tn owing noniuauons 20 the Senate to-day;
ats H. lFAinn, collector u Customs for District
40 sc . Ro,.,. Of Penn.yIyaua ruiicd states Con.
r-;:4.bn ->ca Hampshire John 81. WA.gle ClareInont
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annual rent d ..-....
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lab -iA ave, years az l-l I. rtut OF
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lnrut %! No 10 Grand ~, rIr- al annual -eut =