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New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
TIE COURIS.
SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS II COURT.

SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS II COURT
The trial of the suit of David II. Sherman
and another against the Inman Steamship Company was
before Justice Landon in Supreme Court, Circuit yes
tcrIay The suit for the value OF 100000 pounds OF
fresh meat shipped BY steamship City Of Brussels in
refrigerator The vessel broke her shaft and took
twentyeigt days 10 complete her voyage. Tie ice in
the refrigerator being only calculated for twenty days
at the most the meat spoiled and thrown over
board The ordinary routine OF trial varied by
the introduction OF Professor Doreuus TO testify
the conditions OF preserving meat by cold the nature OF
the gases which from putrcfYlng meat ana t1er
dnnslOn He stated that meat, actually frozen, wien
melted was more exposed than other meat 10 putrdtv
hut " hen kept ~ mDerAtuTe OF 4OS Fahrenheit
lower long that temperature Was maiEtaNc4 the
meat would De preserved In a dry atmosphere for any
time. He lDstauced the siberian mammoth, and IN
Moan might st be on Mount Arara answered YES, II The
frost continued and the atmosphere was dry Pro
fes-or Doremus showed by expcr me tS with
NV rOgen and caThOnic acid that the former would
pass through "A fOur-iuch plate OF sandstone under
nominal pressure and through porous eatheuWarc 10
uuCle th atmospheric air galnst pressure,
and OF the latter gas that It would through mOder
ste!v thick film Of g,uta-pcrcha. He made expert
nenta with tire OdOruUs tmauatiOns from decayng meat
out regard for The OfactOres OF the Court and jury
The question of the effect Of dccay!Ig animal matter
was OF ,he gravcst There 10 question that the
Eases difused fom It produced feyers Of serious
ture and occasionally fatal results.
The testimony then put IL as 20 the condition OF
the broken shaft tie defendants seeknG To show that
there Was 10 Wis or ascCrtanable defect H. and
therefore negligence on their part The case Is still
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REcoRbED AssIGAMENrs OF MOKTGAGT
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

EOR SALE-Lot. 123d-,t.. near 7th-ave., for
i -3OGO rutland & WHITING. BeeAman--t.
EOR SALE-IIandS0me fOur-StOry brown
dwelling on -tuxve-ani westerly Pak q baI
purchaser. Tor NIT, and luIOualOl 4p
Tiy 10 q. q. BENNEr. ! Broadway room B
EOR SALE or LEASE.-The four-st0ry
stores 20 tIfs and 2fl Peafst between Fulton and
John iret by I@1 leet Address ONNEh' BOX 20 Post
once.
NOR SAIE-An assortment or houses, gOlu
ufIces from 500 p situated s2d sl-t, soth
AMI 18th sts ro beautiful 18Th and sOthss and
ave- desirable al investment; caI ana set lhel
once corner 18Th st and IstAye.
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UNITED sTATLs SUPREME COURT.

UAsUIxGToS. Jan 3O-The following was the
Juacss transacted IA The supreme Court o me uhed states
to-day: -. .----. ,t-..ts-.
ton vas admitted 10 practice.
30 iOJ4-hIneaM NJ. nee, et al almnistratriI etc, ap
ri he states. Submit Il by J. W Doug
iss for with leave 10 aUpeces 10 nle briefs
1aied states Arrunent concluded by Edward B.sse
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CALE.NDAES TNIs Day.

SrrrrHT CoURr-CU NBFRs Barrett. J.-Nos A. %. 6"
7G 1875 l75 l7s I7g. l-3. I-J. @55 40. -iJ = 81 -
GFNf!AL IERM-DayIs. T. J., ard Brady and lE-Il- -
0s .. 81 100 1875 l35. lyG igs, l9J. 200. -O-, @Ud
2'-.-0i. 2u7. 2t-. 2lO liJ. 1876 ll- l'o
>PFDAL IT-n-laNreHce. Law and Fact-Cases On
'tG,i..,T-P,Er IIHoaohue J-Sh5rt Causes-Nos 32l9
3s9a +isG 2V7l, 4i6i 44S, 3737, 4l3- 1913 a. 44Y
PtnriI-Potte1 Case on. 40. 35G-wRter agt. White
d. - go
act. the Inman steamship COMPANY
COMMON PLFA--IRIAL IEEn- PART Ivan HOeseu j.
kos $50 20. I6 "a. 81. ESQ 1JJ.
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C0rRT OLE APPEALS.

ALBANY. Jan. 3O.-In the Court Of AppeaiSI
present The Hon. sanford T. Churth { j. III"
a.s,iates-the following business was transacted
No l-Ilugh Conner survivor, etc, appel ant ag- 10
r. Cunningham. admni,tratrI, TespOndent- AtSu.i "y
Irasus cock for appellant Benjamin g. IitchihgS loi &c
spoudent. ..,.... ~, May
keller and others executors etc, Itspohuei
10y Euhu Root FOR appellants John ~ Mapts loI l''P
ents -. National
No -2-C1arlcs II. IucTnap respondent ect the ,1
appellants Argued o. B - 'ht'"
for appellant Freeman j. Fithiln for Tr-p"idehts o.,
Following - day calendar iOI fI4d1J nos - 49,
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Maor \. II. Nicker-
son. Assistant AdutarrGcleral has been relieved from
duty in the Department OF the Columbia and ordered
report in person the AdiutantG eleral OF the Army
for DUTY IN hi, office. AsSl>tantSurCcOn l. : Trcmaine
has ordered this city 10 give certain information
TO the Committee Military Affairs OF the United states
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CORPORATION Notltc5.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has
~ male 70 the Fiuancr Department 81 'te C ot NrW
urk for tlr issue % The MANHATTAN SAVINGS IN-rI
TUITION Uf dup.icsts certificates
So 7.I-Ncw euita pak Fond ,tok for ... s22 700
Nos % 30 luCusi, New. NorE ttN Improvement
per cent stOCa fog -21.UOu each making 10000
No. l9f- New York city revenue bond tur 2OOOOD
Nos ! and = Ntv-N York Comfy acCdWulstci per
cent debt. due lo9d. Tor .lUu.UUO each
nsEut. ...-........ ................ 100000
so New AtlG County accurau dted pei tcLtdrbt.
d.. 1851 ;or. -. -" COCOA
No .j--NCv House
s,,ck No > iar.,..,. - 35Oc1
40. et-New- YORK County tOurt House e. Der cent
stock No. =. Tor ..... ...... ........... 5000
No. 39-NtV. York House pVt cent
s,oea No, >. ior. - 1000
No. 33-New- YORK County Court House pct cent
stock No. ,. for .. ...'....... &. .OC1
No 39-NoN York County Court House per cent
No. = 800
~. 4o-New-Nork County Cou.t House . per cent
stock, 81. ,. fUr. ....... loOOl
II place ~ those which were stolen Oh tie 2L day OF OctO-
Der 1873.
Al persons having objections the issue thereof
Qu e to present the writing the CbmpOers
ruary. 1879.
New YORK, Comptrollers ONCE Jan. 81 1879
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
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6iinationa Uauteo--f females.

\URSF.-By competent young girl to take
" of growing children IS kind aud obedient TO
children; willing 10 DO plain sewing; o2 wears, cry
reference objection % the country postal cards an
Apply SMITH, fancy store, 800 6thaye,
between 81 st-st. and 52d SIS.
SEAMSTRESS.-A thoroughly respectable
- girl -eamstress understands dressnasin2 and
the machines best rcferencc Address J. c.. IJ
East 2lst-st. from present employer.
WASHING, &c.-A strong able woman
W wishes by the day washing ana ironirg or
take washing home. vuug 70 wOrE at anything Can lot
two days AZ III I.s.t 18th ST.
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EVIDENCE OF W. L. PALMER'S INSANITY.


The inquiry into the mental condition of
William l.. Palmer who killed officer FuTniss,
tnued yesterday by Dr.. John OrdrOnaux, John r. Fei
lows and Charles b. Wait at the Distrct-Attorneys
Office John H. Hunter testified that he had known
Palmer from childhood, but not Intimately until about
1871. He described many OF the ecceItrlcltes OF
Palmer. lie said that Palmer often imagined that he
was followed bv some enemy, and at time informed
inc Wtness's wife that he had been followed by an In
dian Al another time he told his brother that they
would either in their graves or Il lundtc asylum
within a year. That was last summer He Imagined
rat somebody always trying 10 get INTO Ms room
and aIwavs slept with the door barred and boed ON
Scpembcr % last he taken 10 q lunatc asylum at
Providence. The doctor and two powerful assistants
NsbO took him there came IN willie he was taxing music
lesson and secured HIN, but not before he drew pistol,
which thcy had much difficulty In taxing away from
him lie was only kept at the asylum Tor about Two
weeks and discharged because he rerused 10 eat
awning. In 1877 he disappeared from home, ana
Uawned his watch and chain 10 get money with when
he engaged passage for Europe under assumed name
The mater then adjourned with the understanding
that no further evidence would be taken.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

ORANGE. y. J.-Hou~eS and Country seats
~ 10 t ami for sale; great variety also iaru- and build
ing lots. ELACKWELL BROS, 2il BroidH.y Room 3.
40 LEI-OtiiceS, lofts. stores apd Easements
in H.esrlu. Ann. f-.tnu, John. Pear. William ana
rEO IET-472 WEST D-ST-1hrcc-Story
brick dwelling house ~ tst class chborhooi; Posses
SION INN 'atr.y 4. u. Ef, 2'l BIoadw1y. Room city
.'WO-~TORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
2G East 18Th St Inquire % lD9 Vast l3hsj, near in.
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Conntrn propsrln 90 Est.

FURNISHED HOI 81 10 LHT-At Madison
81 T. rooms. depot rent very low Apply 10
4. WEBB. 4tj P-arist. NtH-loIk.
L0NICLAlR.- Houses furnished, Unt1r-
A'l nsned SAFE and rent Howe a Parsons. tel1iS.t,
NJORRI>TOWN, y. J.-IO LET-Ihe resi-
VI deuc, OF the late Judge wool deceased large house
and grounds garden sta8Ie and carragehDuSe, ceh0u-e
heuhcry elegantly located iu ccur" ot town modern I'm
prOvencnts; vii iea-r of short or long term.
jos. ". BALLENII\E Moulstown y. j.
TO FARMERS with CAPlIAL.- LARGE
i FARM Ou lease OF shares near New-lOrE. z go
J. O.. BECK. 246 Canal-,t.
TO RENT-Funi.hcd-i Lovely Cottage IN
i Pelham Manor. rear >-NNcIN CITY very iaycrahie
terms for young couple. Address D. J.CAI1
sos. 30 Broadway.
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Bankrupt Notlres.
,LCT COI,RT al the TNITED STATES.

nISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED STATES,
- DISTRICT Of NEWJERSEi.-IS BANKRuFlcY-ln
tnr matter Of FO- TER T. CIIIDE- TER and WILLIAM l.
PIEE~OS. bsnkrupt-. The under- gncd hereby gE@ notice
of HI, IppYfntuent guce Of FOSTER b. CHI DE~ E
Of Jersey Cv In the county ~ Hudson and STATE df New
Jersey amt WILLIAM L. PIER-ON, OF The city Of NewaFk
in rh County aforesaid. IN sdd District
W no have siged bInkrupis upon Er own petition
b. the District Court of said District
WILLIAM PINTARD.
! Exchange p!lcc. jersey tltV, "
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NONINtTTOVS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-TLe President sent
10 the senate to-day the following nominations:
IsfaGs,erg-Pobert II. Hunter. at POugAkccpse y. J.,
and ItLIy A. Green, at jersey Guy.
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printed.
Tbc senate then, at 4:45 p m, adjourned until to-
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Countrn Real gstats for Sale.

4 CHEAP HOME.-For sale, a good. we'll
6n[ frame house and lot The ot 35Iis2 tee: ae
the hous, small building suitable for carDenter7 shop
aud about 10 minutes walk from clifton Landing Tae prop
es can be bought for Part Of the purchase money
Gaics San TsD'n On mortgage Address H. A. L. BOX ' 'Oun'
FARMS and UNIMPROVED LANDS in
Iowa FOR sale az hall prce For ninety DAYS three choice
particulars address c b III IARDS, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
EOR SALE or TRADE-l. 400 acres Mis-
for stationery Blank Books Flat Papers or com olce stock
Address SPRING & ROBERTSON kAf1yette, Ind
FOR SALE
a "a and s 90 R aaa 200 as6n GFE 20
cord TO N" acre easy water access Address PO Box slJ
EOR SALE-At Guilford, Conn, the resi-
aencg ot the late Mr. II W. Chittendgn with 23j feet
so ~ on XIX m c.l ss OF ,ne sLeo any SIX ares oi
and beautiful avn vegetable garden and fruit orchard Tho
%m2i % 'ppro'ed sieamheang apPaaIus bathroom fieetic
servants, .ua-r,Is I'm. ii an So ,t srr- fa.,Ts
large baFo 9rs dining room conservatory kitchen pan
om stables chouse -hcd. and outb1ldngs all in
ucular, inqu judge r. LANDOS. GGlIfod. Conn OF
AI- H. j.. tONE, 0tocAbrldge dass
NEW HOUSES at Laurel Hill. Long Island,
~ T'iak,n for m2TT2gg. $40 ana :: 500 s9oqt na
0rangc County Farm. 40 acres spacious
49, - 1ndng. prqduciiye soil tru unoer wafer Sc beau
0i mountain vlsWs good UCgnprIpd, creamery. depot
nl- schools tcc, and partlcul4r-
g. II. OILY ER. l6- broadway.
STAMFORD. C0nn.-FOR SALE or RENT
- handsome residence ~ rooms. few minutes walk from
station five acres wei stacked v..u shade and run
stable carriage house &c H. X. r.. Box Is. Tribune Office
10 MANUFACTURES.
For sale let fora the valuab property
kHUvn as the tltlaT.u.s Wheel works Cttaarne,
oUtar situated tir We land anal within DIS
taHcr 0f t' Western aud Wcand l:aways having
frontage oi 500 t-t tUAdgr .Dlrlt Tor large uu~
ness IN" premises ttei uD with improved ma
,Atry pl the m4iliatrc Of cdrrIg WoDWUrh ~ every
description. complete IN ccplrtu aU1 has facilities
for the production nftv ju patent wheels Ter cay
There S also connection O.. ~ property Nurlc "a
sry county IN gooi or'er ior the getting oi
li- log thr business ro-sc,e SVEN February next
For particular apply ~
O.. r. ARNOLD.
~. CstLIuncs, Canada
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SANL EIKT p.
ILnuLL-L'. .AtfnIllw.


Office ana Post UTlrr Address,
100 Ea--auSt. N,N lUlk cry.
To the defendants Davidson IrrrucA Ator-e 1ni
samuel The gong summons rs served upoa
publication. pursuant o order ~ The Hpro Jasper
W Gilbert ~ the Justices of the supreme Court ut
The STATE York dated the tUret dy 81 Jsnuary.
1879 nec with tbc complaint n The office of o." clerk u
queens County, te village u aulaICd ~si count.
~AML RIkIR
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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5itnntluna Uanteo-- aldles

COACIIMAN.-A first class cOachman, twelve
~ highest personal references Car be NJ or al
dress d =. care Brewster q co. 47hs' and BroadWay
COACHMAN.-A lirst-class colchman. safe
~ driver: has lived in class families highly recon-.
mended married has no family Address COACHMAN,
Isl West 3~th-st. private stable.
EOACHMAN, &c.-A young single man as
" coschman groom understands his bus ness and "
Ing 20 make himself generally useful with good reierece
Cal or address JOHN GELsON. 80 East oOthst
COACHMAN. &c.-COOK-By man and wife;
~ coachman ana gardener can take care Of hne
Of horses aud carriages both English no chudIen;
wife II rsc cook have lived IN high families can give
the best II references from same country preIed AAuits
]. r. WALKER l5b Greenwich ST. citr
COACHMAN, &c.-COOK.-A situation rs
~ cOaehmdn and gardener wife as cook and sun.reSs'
good reference cal or address l. W. lIO NalWol'u'''
Brooklyn.
GARDENER. &c-As plain gardener and
driving the o horses carriages harness &C. can
nE and attend 10 al kinds Ol domestic animals pJuuy
himself useful knows how 70 isa
carpenter. with good references from last employer
Addrcss Il B, llo East ilst-st, Ncw-Yors.
EARDENER.-By a married man; no IN
~ highly qualified IN fun management oi
ltcnhDust- hot and cold grapcrirs goOd pfa,Jt ldIu
take charge 81 dairy poultry or do laundry
required best references Address IL, IUbuho Cpto"h
Ofcc. l.-j- Broad"av.
sVAITER.-By a single young man who is
W laelv landed - willing 10 maSe himself -eneraAy U'e.
ful. city county; low wages rNptc,"dt Wuu4 70 a.
.'ond man o. otman good reference CI OF @uuIes' 40
No ~ East 2Sth--L
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
D'9,il"t b.Fsr .'I'y Year , ...... 81 900
,;us,r Julius ana wife tD Frederick Rosenston.
,Dth s Of lst evC, mont rs ------- 4OOO
SaHie 10 ava acme months Su''-n' D. ~ 900
HAGeT 5Sl 5en9 sy pHa "iS Sa ill., months $500
Ho' -, Hsfiy Sg I've, e. f''i var n'' $500
KIN law renee AID wife To E'iEa Parsons, cor $500
4OtIst dnd Jth-sEc. - years 49, -o'OvO
Le| r.oe r,e a cor .on and LEROY ST. year. 30 600
A"14-1{ 81 ss1h ave 20 Year 1900
Pe'eF,9I 9 ptlsf coi H IN ave- ave sn io.t tears I 5000
Sue.f (hi;%.,S ~ 70 zoo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Chamberlain James and another. executors etc 10 49, o
:, a. a.i1 ,nS auother 10 plfrlck Dslv . 500
49,, .s,I :, - .. \. fnuise " Teeknan .- 1UO
L' 'iiss,"i; -'A'' = ~ -. lols
w 80 "a, .. T,i.. A Clara 1000
r. ~ ] Nelson. Chamberlain. etc. 10 " Hunt. 6-.u
Nu Annie 10 Caroline Bishop. .....-.-.--.--. i,tUJ
Nus Louise + II, administrator, ETC. 10 tyl Muller /
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TCTTS Is TO GIVE NOTICF: That ON Nh

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
i fav Of orJauuarV. A. D. 1870. Warrant in Bank.
rlptcy Issued l-a- the estate join o. SHERMAN.
Of Citvo York COUNTY ~ Now York and state
of Nrsi0rE who has been adJuisc bankrupt Oh msV"h
petition Of debts ald delivery Of any
property belonging such bankrupt o. him or FOR hs
transfer O property bY hu are iofpden DY
law, meeting OF tae creditors ~ tao sat bankrupt
his estate viii De held al cf Blnkruptoy 10 br holden
n No 2 Broadway the civ OF NJ WNUrA. IN sAt Dls
trct Room No g. before Isaac Dayton, Il glstcI on the
IAN DAY IeLruary, A.D 1879 At j o'clock n ,..-
T. = Marshal as southern District Of Noal0rk
rTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 25th
i OF January. A ID. 1873 Narraus IN EAnktUptcy
va. ssne against the estate Of CHARLES n SHELLEY, ot
Yorkt County of NewiOr and state ~
Nryl grk Who been adludged bankrupt Onhs own
On that payment OF debts aud delivery or any prop
bankrupt 10 ln Al- the
transfer " property by him. forbidden by law
that meeting OF The creditors Of tie .ai bankrupt. 10
prove their and 20 choose mora assignoes ~
Ma Will be- hold at Court oi tthAr 70 c ho4ieh
Ma. I BreAmau--t- IN the cry "i New YORK before
James l. e1sief. ,ho 18th day OF lob
ruary, a. ID. 1872, AZ / o clock p M l,.,. l, 49,.
L. : Marshal as Messenger soathern DISTRICT 10. Sew Yotk
VUIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 9th
Il l.y Of January. 4. D 1870 Warrant ll Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of WAL1ER II SHU PI
York has been adiutgcd bankrupt on his own lct
tlou that the pay Of dros aul delivery
belonging such bankrupt 10 lin Tor ~
ana the property hY lm, are iOtbddea
law t,aI a meeting the creditors Of the sad bankrupt
debts ana 20 ch1Us" assguecs
Of h- ID be held Court ui Bankruptcy. e.
at No 10 Fulton st. IA The CITY oi Newl Oh, bcoru
Edgar kctchuu, csdIr. Register, Ou the l1tl dsy Ol
" LOUIS F. rAYN.
Nrr,ha as Messenger Southern District II New YORK
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PFCORDID LEIsE.
RTCORDED MORTGAGES.

David Albert T. 20 KlJsh SohancL, Nos go and Il
Nesoy-e;, years, at annual rent Of-...........--
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- Andrew Lawrence pautA. against sarah Hck4 As
mira HathO.n and william II. HAtAOIH, htt husband Fam
f. Rap-l~e and Cornelius Raprlyc. h'r husband. W
thauel ilcAs Aud Mary Ann, h- wife rs llAm Idy"t
lacks and Coru-!1. his wife Barnet T. H,t tUtdra NJ
George W Garrejs1u, her husband fr'd|1cs
A samuel L. tOrSe, The ail sarah liD~- d~ adnuia
Ot the go0i hatt'- ana credits which we're ot Ia
H,k decreased AuuA f. DAVIDSON, ~aLu" ~hdptrr aud
Mary Jane EarTsr John j. StudTt aud Helen F'tar I-ol
executors Of ID" last VIII and testament II 'ha Fattar
who the surviving partner 0i tne trm VI farIar
l.vOn. defendants.
10 the above defendants NOu htrrh~ summoned
10 answer the 'supalYt ~ mis- 'n ana o -e CSC '"py
answer The plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS
II tins sumuou4 exclusive o The c' 81
- your failure 20 appear answer IdV'
viii bo taken a4au BY Gef iuI he l'l'i de-
mauded IN the complaint
Dated December iJ, 1873.
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6elp Uautc0

SHANTFD-One 1--we man fox each State 10
~ eel goo1s by sample fair salary paid Ia BELLE
COMPANY, - CiaiA-at.. Chicago Il.
Protestant COOK for
~ country Wagrs s4j per month. Apply, with refer
tr.rs. at 4l.JI LIS, 3tO4tlaye.
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Erqal Notlrcs.

SUPREME COURF-In the matter Of tho
- COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE tpHFANS
~ NEN-N ORkIn pursuance ot an ORDER ot ~" -p"mo
81 ~ia'e ~ NcWNoIS, made az special term
thereof held the city Haloi The ty' hln--0a on tho
9,th dav December l~T~ notice i hereby given that tho
gHri has been du appointed referee io tax" PROOF
and the aud part entities" 4" -al" ia tho
distribution Of The -e,urtr. held by John J. ~t} ' 80
thr Insurance Der 4fmcnf security Tor
nodtIs uf Tho -I tuGuuuV sdth t Iu- ance
Company S,R AMI az policy holder. % said company
and DE- son, sug part share tc distribution of
required 10 prsen tbrr claims ana proofs
uOiC and pOc holders tp fe und'r- nttt
f-ree "A. Office Sn Nas.lu-i IA %" tity
Of New York before tn lith day OK February, ls19
Dated New York. ian. 10, 1919.
! Il 2tawtwTuNF WILLIAM MCbFRNOI. OitTee.
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Conutrn DoGro.

LEW NORE BOARDERS desired in a pri-
va:e family. desirable home procurrtt terms =. ~.
dress RICHARD SHERMAN, Clinton Corners. Ddtchc-' Co.
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horees au0 farms Uarteo.

IOWA LANDS WANTED.-I want 10000
1 acres Of Iowa land for cash MUST BI A BAEGAIN.
Address IL, Box -J3, Ncw YORK Post ONCE.
E|ANTFD-A dwelling-hOuse in good con-
w itfun ID good cI-borh,ol a. w price Addt s.
giving particulars VI cash Na1ted, Man HAT
TAN. Tribune Oi4gr.
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COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman a.
trstclass cook bouing ladi1g, baking and patry
dessert. best city references gwen -oJ cSt
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Slluatious OanIcG--5emaIsJ

COOK.-Willing 10 assist with washing; no
I On ccon 10 country. 3es East 6Ist-t second fco
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Citn propcrln 90 fct.

~. CstEIUncs, Canada.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-01

1. II the passenger is going to and from any
point in the entire west and Northwest, ne can
bny his ticket via some one of this compony's
lines and be sure of reaching his destination by
IL or Its connection.
o The greater part of the lines are laid with
Steel Rails; its road bed is perfect.
g. 1t is the shortest line between all impor-
tant points.
A. Its trains are equipped with the Westing.
house Air Brake. Miller's Platform and Coup
lees and the latest improvements Tor comfort,
saGety and convenience.
5. 1t is the only road in the West running the
the celebrated Pullman Hotel cars between
Chicago and Council Bluffs.
q. It is the only road running the Pullmah
Palace Sleeping cars either way between Chcago
and st. Paul. Green Bay. Freeport, Lacrosse,
winnona. Dubuque, McGregor, Milwaukee.
a. No road offers equal facilities IN bumper
Of through trains, equipped with Pullman faiace
Sleeping cars. ,,,.
4. II makes connections with all lines cross
ing at intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines Is steadily In
creasing, and passengers should consult tneir
interest by purchasing tickets ylathis line.
Tickets over this route are sold by all coupon
ticket agents In the United States aud CanAdas.
Remember, you ask for your ticket via the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway, and take
For Information. Folders. Maps, &c, not OBJ
taInable at the home ticket Office. address any
agent of the company or .,
General Pass. Agt., Chicago. Ill.
General Manager, Chicago. Ills. xnr-a5.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-01


At a hotel in the White
Mountains the table walters are
all school ma'ams, who put in
their vacations in this way, en-
Joy the scenery, and earn some
thing. They are often more
intelligent, better educated and
handsomer than the guests, and
many a young man has gone
away from his dinner with a
pain under his vest, and it was
not in the water melon season
either. II our Wisconsin ho-
tells learn anything by this item,
and adopt the idea, there will
be more of us out of health, Wis
iting the watering places. -
Peck.