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The New York herald., 1879-02-02
A CLERGYMAN'S WARD.

In the Surrogate's Court there was filed yesterday
the report of the auditor. Morgan ]. OBren. in the
case Of Mary C.. Clifford against Rev. William A.
Masker, her guardian, which, previously reported
In the HERALD. was action brought to compel the
guardian to account for some 81 200 bounty and PEN
sion moneys left to the petitioner Ivy her father
James Clifford. who died at the battle of
Balls Bluff in the late war. The guardian
alleges in his answer that Of the moneys
he received belonging to his ward 5000 invested
in second mortgage on land in Orange county. this
State; that such lost through foreclosure OF
prior mortgage. and that $500 of said moneys
loaned to Charles A. Hunter promissory note for
the benefit of the wards estate The auditor, in
his report, finds, however, that the 5000
claimed to have been loaned on mort
gage and lost to the wards estate was
never lost but in November. 1871, paid, and
that the mortgage satisfied and cancelled Of
record. He further finds that the $500 claimed to
have been loaned to Hunter in June. 1871 never
loaned and that the guardian is chargeable there
with that the account shows that ,499 II due
to the petitioner Mary G. Clifford. by her guardian
the Rev. William A. Masker. Mr.. Isaac L. Sink is
proctor for petitioner and Mr. Horatio W. p. Hodson
proctor for guardian.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

novel case. involving the right of arrest Of
minor in action for breach Of promise to marry
yesterday before Judge Sheridan of the Marine
Court. Hannah Horn, through Messrs. Howe 4
Hummel, her counsel, made affidavit that after hav-
ing known the defendant. Michael Krauzer for
fifteen years, he in May last wrote her from Europe
that il she would send him the funds to come over
from AUSTRIA where he then was he would come here
and marry her. She alleges further that she did
send him the money and that his arrival here he
again made the same promise; that since that time,
though she has frequently asked him to keep his
promise to her, he has neglected to do so and
now absolutely refuses to marry her. in consequence
Of which she claims $4,000 damages. On this state
ment of facts Kramer was lodged in Ludlow Street
jail on the 9th of January last. Through his coun-
sell Mr.. Charles Strauss, krauzer gives entirely
different version of the story. He says that Hannahs
father, who resided in the place with him,
in the old country. called him in May last. and,
showing him the photograph of young. beautiful
GIRL described her in such high terms that he de-
cidcd to come to this city to her; that after hav-
ing procured passage for which the plaintiffs father
pau. he came here, called Hannah, and, to his
chagrin. found her. he says, anything but the
good-lookng. lovely girl he had expected to meet.
He declares that no never promise u to marry her,
and hat he Will not 10 80 under an circumstance
giving. among other reasons that he Is now only
twenty years OF nge. On the ar blicaton of MIR.
Strauss Judge sheridan yesterday reduced the amount
OF bail to $3.50 and minated that he would hear the
case during the present week.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
JUSTICE PINCKNEY.


Justice Pinckney's case was reopened yesterday
before Referee Buell. The defence introduced new
witnesses to rebut the evidence of Farley, Anthony
and others of the prosecution. DR.. ]. o. Swan said
that he had known Justice Pinckney many years.
and had attended him professionally. He had found
him at the court suffering from acute ague. for
which he had prescribed quinine. eapsicum and
opium. He had him suffering from the
effects of intoxicating liquors. DIR. Earnest McNeir
had treated the Justice for chills and fever. but
him under the influence of liquor.
Other witnesses testified to the effect.
Dennis Gallagher. city marshal swore that he
present ut the court September ~ and 90 1877 days
on which 1t has been said that Justice Pinckney was
intoxicated, but he saw 10 evidence of drunkenness
about him. The case Was adjourned until Wednes-
day next.
At the close of the proceedings Patrick Anthony,
clerk of the court had Lively tilt with Mr. Reavy,
counsel for Justice Pinckney Each called the other
other hard names. and among other things said.
Anthony charged Reayey with stating that he carried
the defendants resignation in his pocket.
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DIR. Macarthur. LEWIS HEsroN MASON, OF Masonyille.
Pa. to Lilly MARIE BEAyEs. eldest daughter of
James L. Beaven. Esq.
English papers please copy.
QUISN-FARREIL--At st. Joseph's Church, Janu-
airy %. by the Rev. Father Farrell NELLIE A.. young
est daughter o the late Thomas Farrell OF New York.
to JOHN J. QUINN. of Newark, n. j.
SoMERvII.LE-WHITEFORD.- Wednesday, Janu-
AIRY 20 1879 at the residence of the brides parents
by the Rev. Lindsay Parker, LOWRY SoMERvILIE to
CARRIE daughter of Daniel Z. Whiteford, ESD, all
of Brooklyn.
YARNo-HAIsTEp.-AtS st. AIMS Episcopal Church.
on January 2S by the Rev. John Chamberlin, AUGUST
j. VARNo and EVA HALsrED daughter of the late DR..
j. w. Halsted.
WEssEL-SIASLEY.-On Wednesday, January 49,
1879, by Rev. A. G.. Lawson, JOHN VESSEL, of New
York, to KATIE STANLEY, of Brooklyn. No cards.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John A. Foley has been appointed receiver Of pr.
A. Hawlcy Heath. agent for medicinal waters on the
application of J. W. Parmentor ono of his creditors
Stone Healing. carpenters have become embar.
rnsscd aud Robert ID. Bach has been appointed r..
ccivcr on the application Of J. \. n N. Peck judn.
mont creditors.
RAYMOND n Vim. dealers In druggists' sundrics
made an assignment yesterday 70 Charles L. Nichols
givin. three preferences Tor $3.50 II.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales made February at the
Real Estate Auction Rooms-
=. RAYMOND.
Rufus F. Andrews, ,referec-Forecosure sale of tho
four story brick building. with lot I6Sx.)S.9 No.
H. Scott Sso5o
W.
r. B. Gwillim referec-Foreclosure sale Of the five
story brick building, with lot 25xIOJ No. 13O
Klein 49, 100
John j. Thomasson referce-Foreclosure sale of tho
two story brick dwelling. with lot lS9x72. 7xirreg
uar No 10 Thompson ST., W. s. 1927 IT. of
Spring ST., plaintiff. 5000
Total. ,l5o
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

BRADY -BrpRR--By the Rev. William u. Walker
Of calvary Chapel. on Thursday. January 30, JoHS
II. BRADY to CAROLINE ]. BiRnRr all OF this city No
cards.
Street synagogue. julius KAHN 20 MATILDA HELLER,
both O. this city.
MAsoS--IrAvrS. saturday, February I, 1917,
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
CLOTHING.

A.sANDNi.iNE ELIXIR AND sANDALtNE LOTION
NEVER FAIL TO RELIEVE AND
o CURE, USED AS Directed
A sTONTsiIING PRICES PAID FoR LADIES' AND
Acnticncn's Cast of Clothing Be chii ~ address MI
or Mrs RvsENBAUM. U5i I'd av.. near 42d St.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
A -SANDALINE.
"A .SANDAIINE ELIXIR AND SANDALTNE LOTION
NEVER FAIL. TO RELIEVE AND
CURE. USED As Directed
LNXCURSION STEAMERS BARGES AND GROVES TO
ILcharcr-BRIGGS Excursion Office, sSt West ST. oppo-
site Christopher street ferry. Books now
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
OBITU-A RX-

DIED.-In Duluth on Saturday April IL, 1879
of lung fever, Mrs. AFELIA MCLAREN, wife
of John McLaren, aged % years.
The deceased was the Oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hibbard, and was a Young
woman more than ordinarily esteemed by
those who knew her. She was married three
or four years ago to Mr. John McLareD, and
leaves one small child which, although it
will miss the loving care of mother, will be
tenderly cared for by its grandparents The
remains were brought to Superior for inter
ment in Mr.. Hibbard's family lot in Nemadii
Cemetery, and were accompanied to their
last resting place by large number of the
friends of the family from Duluth aud Supe-
rior The Rev. Mr. Bradley OF the II. E.
Church oficiated at the grave, and during
the last services there were more moist ewes
than are usually seen at funeral, attesting
in language stronger than any words could
convey the general and heartfelt sorrow for
the deceased.
To their many friends in Superior Mr. and
Mrs Hubbard returns their most sincere
thanks for the kind sympathy extended them
it their hour of sad afiiction.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
Observation-Disclosures.

Pepin Street Blocks-61, e., 6S, 70, IT. Ss, o. 100
Ill, 113
Quebec Per Lots-22, %, "a, 25, %
River Street Lots-6, T. 8, Is, 16, IT, 90 81 3d. sc
49, a. ST. ST. So 109 49, 140. 165. 49, ia, 49, 1876
1893 2e3 22e 227 259, 265 1903, 305 321 322, 32S $40
351, 354, &c., 3S6, $780, 413, 107
Richaros son Avenue Lots-3,
bertson Avenue LOTS. 5, 8, 9. 10, %
West st Clair Street Blocks-S, 8, 10 H. IA. IS IT
90 q o. 81 20, SO, ii, So, IS, 81, 49, 90, 1Ol, lO4
1G6, l09 Ill, lib
East ~. Clair Street Blocks-45 At 81, g. l,2 of
II. g 1-2 of 1>2 of II, 50, 81
West st. Croix street Lots-12, 96, 2s, SO, ~, "A
~ 50 "a 90 102 I04 108
East st. Croix Street BIocks-10 62 IT rs so 81
ST. George Street Blocks-i6 AZ 62 80 81 "a
st Paul Street Blocks-n lie of3 eqrof7 w d
of Q 1>2 Oft. l>2 of W lie offs. sc or of9 else Of
W 1>2 of IL. e12 of W or OF IL. 154 # OF 13
Seneca Street Biocks-79 80
Simcoe Street Blocks-l0l 104 112 1l3 ia 1ls
Toledo Pier LOts-1 II II % %
Walker Avenue Lo's-20 IL 81 81 50 81 GO
water Street Blocks IL Of l>2 Off Ii 1>2 ofn
LIZ OF % 20
Winnebags Street Blocks-48 IA rs
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ElY's Addition to Superior

West Third Street Lots-4SS sos SOC
West Fourth Street Lots-442 40 $50 51s 514, SD
West Fifth Street Lots-470 $40 542
West Sixth Street Lots-4VE 4o4 All 4Ie 12l 400
442 444 52I 523
West Seventh Street Lots-is5 AT 42s AGA 497
400 504 $50
West Eighth Street Lots-39s 47e 500 545 SAT $40
$50 O.
$50 531 $50
West Tenth Street Lots-423 453 493 495 b42 554
w st Eleventh Street Lots-506 sos $40
West Twelfth Street Lot-4Sl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19

The Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paal RaA-
way is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any CT
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and *
the most conveniently located with reference
to reaching any depot, hotel or place Of busi-
ness in that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly halasted, frse
from dust Westinghouse Improveh Auto
metic Air Brake, Niller's Safety Platform
land Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through finer country, with grsndsr
scenery, than any other Northwestern Line.
A. V. H. CARPENTER.
Gen Pass. and Ticket Agent
.. &. MERRILL, JNO. c. GAULT
General Manager Asst General Manager:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19

much easter than anticipated, the
highest being only forty feet to the
mile. At the annual meeting O,
stockholders soon to be held, the
future policy of the company will
be more fully defined, and settler,
will then know exactly what to ex-
pest in the way of opening the way
to the lake.
SAW Mill FOR SALE.-I desire to
sell my Steam Saw Mill situated at
LygO Switch on the St. P. & D. r.
r. just below Pine City MINI. The
mill contains a 40 horse power en-
CINE and boiler, improved saw rig,
edger, etc.,-in fact is complete
in all appointments. The reasons
tor selling are the timber near the
mill is exhausted. For full particu-
lars, price, terms &c. address, MAR
TIN STRONG. Pine City, Pine Co.,
MINI. m29.
Gov. Smith has appointed
Nicholas Welter sheriff of Douglas
county, Mr.. August Zachau who
was elected last fall having failed
to qualify, not considering the office
worth the heavy bond required.
Tie law fixes the bond of sheriffs in
this state at not less than $1,000,
with at least three sureties who
must swear they are each worth the
sum of $4,000 over and above all
debts and liabilities and for an
office that brings in less than 800
IN a year, as is the case in this
county, this seems pretty steep.
Mr.. Welter will make good
sheriff, and his appointment gives
general satisfaction.
CREAMERs. DO you want good
butter If you do, get a creamer,
and learn how TO make it. How
much is a creamer worth? With
two good cows and creamer, you
will be better off than with three
cows without it, and unless you
have better conveniences tor taking
care of milk than most families
have, one good cow and a creame r
is worth more than two without it.
Prices ARE from SIS. upward &C
cording to ,ize. After the opening
of navigation,I will deliver creamers
here at Chicago prices. l. w.
GATES, Agent. Superior, Wis.
Mess. Peyton & Co., talk Sc
riously of moving their saw mill
across to Rice's Point, so as to be
convenient to the railroad. 1t is
estimated it costs them 800 to
$1,000 every year TO get their lum-
Der over 10 the railroad, which sum
they could save if their mill was on
Rice's Point alongside tie track.
1t is a hard blow on Superior to see
them 60, employing as they do
about fifty hands the year round,
but business is business, and no one
can blame them for looking out tor
their own intrest.
The water of the Bay of Supe-
rlor is lower this spring than it was
ever before known. 1t is fully two
feet lower than last year, and more
than three feet lower than in former
years. Along in front Of town the
OSdth CAtCHdo Out ~ W lOO l6tI.
and up along Connor's Point there
is good driving on the sand 800 feet
out in the bay. 1t is thought the
tugs will not be able to come across
from Duluth with the present stage
of water; the only way they can
reach the St. Louis river from Du-
nth will be to come around by lake
and through the Superior entry and
up the main channel. 1t Is hoped
the water will raise after the ice
goes out. AS it now is people may
well exclaim, SIS the bay drying
1p?"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
Connor's Pnip>
Diagram Lots

COuuOr FONT
una q OF Sc acre of lot 3 und a OF hf lot g. uu
2NS OTIS IL OF d, und of lot l. und 2>3 of lot S.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19

Lots 40 62 81 or OF Sc or 65 g. W l>2 of II s5
sw or SO NV or of n 1>2 of 81 L l>2 ofe9 und
2 Of IL OF 80 10 116 lit. e1-2 49, wise of
ll9 10 sw or OF lbs, Ii 1-2 OF 1879. sI>2 OF 139
ne or Of Isl l52 15S 159 163 167: l-2 OF III 1877
1873 1870 1914 1875 1877. la 300 POI z12-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19

Lots l in block 8. lots 7 md I.2 OF 10 in
block 20. os3 8 o 8 in block 3D. lot 7 in blk "a
Lots 5 10 in block &c. Lot Z Ia in block y
Lot 3 in block So Lot 4 in block Co. uod 1-3 OF
block 20. Lots l B in block e.. Lots 6
III In block Y. Lot block IS. Lots Z 9 10
IL block Il. Lots 10 in block 81 Lots 2 6
in block So. Lots 2 10 in block 49,
Lois in block 81. fir blk 10S Lot 10 in block 100
Lots 8 in block no. Lot in block 40 LOIS &
in block l2i. fr block l25. und hf 8, Block in %.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,

SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
Will buy and sell lots in Superior, Duluth
and neighboring towns and lands surround
ing, pay taxes for non-residents in any county
in Wisconsin or Minnesota, and transact a
general real estate business
Makes a speciality of locating lands along
the line of the Northern Pacific Raiiraac
with tae Bonds Of the Company
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19

Note,-In he foregoing statement the fol
lowing authorizations are used: for north,
Ton south, for east, W for west, und for un-
divided, blk for block, fr fractional, for
acre, av for avenue, st for street, des for de-
scrIption, sec for section.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
MiddletoWa
Superior CITY

LOTS 10 II in block 10 Lots IS 16 II in blk 1.
Lots in block IA Lots 2 in blkIs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19

Superior, April - 1879
Notice is hereby given that much OF each tract
parcel of land town lot lots situated in the
town of Superior (Which the entire county of
Douglas) and des ribbed in the following statement
may be neces, ary for that purpose, will, the
SECOND Tuesday II Nav next hping the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY A. D. 1877,

commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and the
next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by me at
public auction at my office at the Court House In
Superior the of justice of said county, for tn
payment of the delinquent taxes interest and charges
thereon for the year 1873 returned to me by the
treasurer Of the town Of Superior in said county OF
Douglas
Given under my hand officially at the Office of the
County Ire of Douglas Comfy State OF iscon-
sin this twelfth day of April A d 1879
THOMSON RITCHIE
County Treasurer.
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Sa9rsaas g. Dubuque, Sowa 9ienfas, oen 80 Su 1879

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ganama, IL. Suli Die @epoIus
tion IN WasbaIsna III poriber, unbS Der
grdiiSsnt &oblss bsiinbst ii5 i'm geidnss
niB. @esen 600 Meni@enIebsn sinssnin
benz Sample su @runbe. Guatemala bat
bic 36qe nm rs EroHnt erbSbt, unb bis'
islben iino iest unbsbinst in gaar gu ents
ri9ten, gnti9dbisunss Sorberuns
gen, usl&e italisnii9e llutsrtbanen infolse
Der gei9Isbuns pon gifasua erbObenb ba'
ben, besiffern F3 auf 1900, 600 Coles.
lRau befar4kt IN Bern. OaB bic Stssie.
runs cine 9wanssanIeibs srbebsn perbe.
~ WttteIamerita. a'N'@l
aonbon, %. Suli. Bon eeiep's bat
ben @rinbuusssYIan Der Darien. Canals
@eieui@aft per0ffentIi4t., Das getiens
Capital 1T barin auf 400 Msiaiousn SIR.
fefseiest; fir ben slnfans w,rben nnr is
5r. auf bic aetie einssfOrbsrt psrbeu. Oas
wabrenb bss 8aues bes Canals, wirtIib
sinsssabIte gsIb pirb nit finf Sros. pers
sinf. 9eHeps bere@net bic idbrIi5en Gin,
nabmsn aus benz Canal auf 90 Wsillionsn
Gr. unb perani&last bie 8spiniuns bss
aetien' Capitals auf III 9rosent.
- gbiIe. ...s',. ''~
garis, 2s. Suli. Der bisiise dIes
nii4e @eianbte srtidrt Die gla&ri@t pom
elmer S&Ia&t spii&.n ben bileniiHsn unb /.
Observation-Disclosures Mrnisen tti Gas,'
lama far faIf3s gr iast, bdk itt bsr
Ssei9Ia&t Bet Squique tein Rampf fats
sefanbsn bat.